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Marios County, Oregon
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ATHELKTIC GOODS • -
W e have the moat complete line o f Sporting t!oe*U
Tarmar, I
in Salem.
Come in and look over the »took
ANDERSON
A. B R O W N
126 SouthConimercial St.
YEAR
Salem. Oregon
the Poatoffise i t T u rn t
Oregon, 1 « secondila». mattar. undo W . \ \ S % S W \ S S \ \ U S W . % % % N V . \ % W . ,. % S S V .S W .% S S S V .W
tbs Art of March 3, 18Î9.
Ulve ilio Tribuno «redit for »1ml
you Ituy from sdvsrUevrc.
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Which State Will Grow?
Washington
Oregon. .
California
NO Income Tax
IN C O M E T A X
NO I noomo Tax
W E H AVE EXAMINED copies of the documentary ovid
! once as lo the elFeet of a state income tax upon Oregon. Wo
j are satisfied as to the genuineness of the documents.
W e find that this evidence substantiates the claim that many
millions of dollars have been diverted from investment in Ore­
gon industries that would provide a home market for Oregon
agricultural products.
You CetMLimofThese
M a r in e s and''
T h ? paratto in Washington a few
clays atro, when the Catholic Holy
Name society marched thiouglf the
streets o f Washington. D.C., caused
W e find the damage is so serious and of such extent that we
the sane people o f the country to
i appeal to our neighbors ar.d to voters in all parts of Oregon to
think. In th ' paratie were reported
vote for the repeal of the present income tax and to oppoae the
to be more tuan 1000 o f the Phila­
enactment of any new state income tax bill, nt least until such
delphia polire force in full uniform,
time at the other Pacific Coast states have enacted similar leg­
with their guns strapped on the..: and
islation so they cannot grow at Oregon's expense.
belts containing 50 rounds o f ammu­
W e do not object to paying a state income tax,‘ but we do
nition.
Also a large number of
object to Imposing a tax that keeps capital out of our state,
policemen, who were also claimed to
!? t i f i
| retards state development and tends to leave our farmers de­
be armed, from New York. About
.a u a T . .•
pendent upon distant markets.
T
H IS E X C E P T IO N A L O F F E R IS G O O D F O R A S H O R T TIME O N lt
69.000 were said to be in the pr.rade. j
President Coolidge, »» chief executive j
W e resent the tendency to give Oregon the reputation of
o f the nation, was compelled to a d -! —
being a "backward state.” Oregon's resources and the courage
dress the crowd. He rave them s A V W W V W W W W W S % V A % W V W W i W ; S \ W V W i W W W
and enterprise of her pioneer people entitle her to a great
I a- ^
destiny. Let us all join hands to rid Oregon of legislation that
tion and told them that they must
handicaps Oregon development.
obey the law.
Wgs this parade i {
READ THE NAMES OF THESE SIGNERS:
demonstration against the national ¡J
government or was it a peaceful par- S
P A
Frekea. Seap|H»*e
M urphy, w R . R-&, A u rora
C .n r t t U . V. lU .'V .r , K l.m .l S
Char tea >V. Kill*. Burn*
R ob in son . K G.
Falls.
adet Whatever . was intended to *
B H. P ra y e r. Salem
S chw ab, /.«n o
Charle* I!
C astner. Ifood
be, it was a violation o f the law, as
C H T ea l*. R lekreall
E im raorm a*. H enry R
Hiv*r,
Cha ■ • I' < i 1 1 >■
Med
E*an. A J.. R - i . G «rv «i*
‘ baric* K ay. C lo w r d a le .
everyone knows who has studied his -1
A rthur M t'hu reh ill P o r t’ d
Kuan. H om er W . R - i
ti M Klee. Pen dleton.
It VS i o IIn*
i
tory or the American Constitution.
G odin. A rth u r. K-J
Frank Hraneh R iley,
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d . S. B lanchard . G rant* P'
K
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bcti*.
Oilv
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R-S
Portland
s Pu>Mtrw. I V .
The law prohibits am armed force
T h om a * G avla . Sham ko
H ubbar-I
A
It. R ob ertaon . C ondon
Charle* H S tru -«rt. P ort'd
Mi K ay. * * «r» J R -l
J fci. R om an. A storia
from marching through the national
J W M a y o S t a e lo a
N hK ay. W R . R -l
K. C- Sam m bna. Portland.
capital or the District o f Columbia
Phil M vtarhaa. P ortland
E w ’ ii J M
Mt AntrvJ
Cha* J. Shelton. Baker
A P Mye. H o o d River
K vbcr. A lois
A. A Smith. Baker
except by permission o f the commis­
C h art«« H all. MarshlieUI
Kcb« r. J«»». J.
P an V Sm ythe P endleton
S R. Pelrve. S i m
sioners o f the District sanctioned by
L a u by. N M
C onrad S tafrin . P alla*
J C. P erry. Salem
SaaHoM. H «nrv
G eo W Mteelhammer
the war or the navy departments, or
Patsy P a ly . Prairie City.
St I verton
Allan. W W .. Mill City
R obert W Saw yer. Rend
Mark N TU dale
uthc «In
O lin. V It
both. If more than 1000 armee! m en’
Monitor J o N jih J K eber. Mt Anyvl
H atileion . B. W .
N. G. W alla ce. Prinevitle.
a good supply of ammunition ^
A lta B. Sm ith. Pilot R ock
C a rm ich ael. C V.
Carl G W a*hbu ru e, Kuuene
t NEWSPAPER
F o r T h ir ty D a y s
1 will sell Guard End 60 tooth
Spike tooth Lever Harrow at
$28.00. Regular price $32.90.
Also 1 Fuller & Johnson engine
2 1-2 H. P., at $75.00. Regular
price $85.00.
H. L. Earl, Hardware
does not constitute an arme I force. tV V l. l. l. lV > V iV t .i V l V l V ...V l .l V ..lV lV lV | ..w
■vhat does:
I f such as this is a crime the guil-
ty ones should be punished, no matter
what their religion or polities, If it
il in accordance with the law, tht n \ \
drop it or change the laws.
BOYS SPEAK FOR SELVES
AT COUNTY “ Y " CONVENTION ! |
Friends o f the Marion County;
. Y.M.C.A. will have a real treat Fri­
day night, October 17, when they
meet in Salem with the boys from the
Hi-Y ami Pioneer clubs o f the County
Association. The boys will relate ) |
their experiences in iummer camp,
Boys' conferences, father and son
banquets, deputations and club work.
There will be 60 boys present repre­
senting these groups.
Mr. C. r . Johnson o f Portland will ! I
speak on the subject: “ Stop, Look, \
Listen.” The DeMolay Boys’ quartet J \
will sing, and Joe Nee will appear in • >
Scotch songs.
The convention dinner is the an
nual setup o f the County Association ; j
and it is expected that rephesenta-
tives from Aurora, Woodburn, Hub-1
bard. Gervais, Brooks, Chemawa, S il-1
verton, Staytcn, Turner, Aumsville.j
Marion, Jefferson and Salem will be
present. Those planning to attend j
should phone to the County “ Y ” o f­
fice so that plates may be reserved.
The banquet begins at 7 o ’clock.
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r ' e p u b l i c a n
P arty
CALVIN COOUpLt !■' NATION\ l 'C A N D Ì O A T E »
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jj K e e p
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f I
Oregon for Marion County, Depart- ! !
ment No. 2.
Gladys A. Evans, Plaintiff, vs. Ber- | |
trand E. Evan:-, Defendant.
To Bertrand E. Evans, Defendant: J |
In the name o f the State o f Ore­
gon: you are hereby required to ep- .
pear and Answer the Complaint filed ' < >
against you in the above entitled '¡J
court and cause on or before October ! !
31st, 1924, said date being six weeks ' '
from the date o f the flirt publication [ I
o f this Summons herein, a.ui if you
fail to answer or appear herein, on or
before said date, fo r want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief pr?- "d for in her Com­
plaint, to wit: for a decree o f the
Court dissolving the marriage con­
tract and the bonds o f matrimony
now existing between you and the
Plaintiff, Gladys A. Evans; for the
restoration to Plaintiff o f her maiden
name, Gladys A. W olfe, and for such
other and further reli f as to the
Court may appear ju.-t : iid equitable, j I
This Summons is served upon you ' ■
by publication thereof once a week ] \
for six consecutive w-eks Iran: i .Ita­
ly preceding the 31st day o f October,!
1924, in the Turner Tribune, a week- j
ly newspaper o f general circulation
published at Turner in Marion Coun- ] J
ty, Oregon, pursuant to an order of 1 ,
lire Honorable Percy R. Kelly, Judge < >
o l the Circuit Court o f the State of ] ’
Oregon for Marion County, made and . >
entered on the 17th day pf Septem­
ber, 1924.
You are further notified that the
date o f ti e first publication hereof is
the 18th day o f September, 1924.
B. W. MACY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence, Salem, Oregon.
W
B W ILSO N URGINQ
ELECTION OF D AVIS ’
Former I abor Secretary Calls - ’
Democraric Candidate Friend J.
of Fanners and Workers.
Washington. D. C.— William B Wil­
son. first Secretary of Labor, who
served from 1913 until 1921, Is urging
ibe workers of the country to support
John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan,
Jtemorratir presidential and vice pres­
idential candidates, because of their
long record of friendliness and help­
fulness to labor. The following formal
statement of Mr. Wilson's reasons for
the working peop'e’s preference for
Mr. Davis was Issued by the former
H«cretaiy In Washington several days
*60:
.S V .\ V .S S S % V .V .S V
C o o lid g e
and
E le c t D a w e s
Vote for the Common Sense Candidates
Their Records Recommend Them
“I AM FOR ECONOMY. AFTER THAT
1 AM FOR MORE ECONOMY”—Coolidge
He proved his faith by his works. This administra­
tion has saved the people $6,000,000 daily in taxes as
compared with 1921. It has lopped off 95,456 em­
ployes from the federal payrolls.
Dawes, the budgeteer, put the country on a business
basis by cutting out the dendwood in governmental
affairs. Deficits in former years have been turned into
surpluses. The national debt has been reduced $2-
750,000,000 in three years.
FOREIGN POLICY SPELLS PEACE ABROAD AND
PROSPERITY AT HOME
The Dawes plan has made possible rehabilitation
of Europe, which means better markets and better
prices for America’s farm crops. Limitation of arma­
ments is an administration policy and makes for peace
as weil as reduced costs of government.
The Republican tariff, linked with restrictive im­
migration, has brought prosperity to the man who toils.
Wages were never so high, they would never buy so
much, as today.
COOLIDGE POLICIES HAVE RE-ESTABLISHED
PROSPERITY—CONTINUE THEM
When this administration took office, it faced all
the problems of reconstruction. Deplorable conditions
existed. The people were suffering from a tremendous
deflation. Interest was high and capital scarce. There
was^general acute financial distress. Our citizens were
compelled to sell their government bonds around 85
that they had bought in wartime at par.
A complete change has been accomplished. Never
before in peace time has there been such constructive
accomplishments as since March, 1921. Prosperity for
all the people has replaced general distress. Indus­
trially, the country was never on firmer ground. Agri­
culture, in dire plight when the Republican party came
into power, faces a brightening future. Our depreci­
ated government bonds have all risen above par and
one is selling at better than 106.
THESE ARE SOUND CONSTRUCTIVE,
SENSIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Republican State Central Committee, Portland, Oregon
I. L. Patter on, Chairman
John
u.— d Secretary
—
John w
W, Cochran,
(Paid Adv.)
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"YELLOW PENCIL
•tmth th t RED BAND
^FAGLFrS.VC/L CO, NFWYOPM.U'SA.
Conyiw*. C W .
U n a n . L L>.
Miller W * I
| N elson. A. K.
j Sutter. C k rii
St P nu I
i B ernard*. F ran k
St. Paul j
i B outan. A llred .
Colem an. F. R.
I C olem an. S.
j C on n or. K. J.
r C ook . J. L
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C oy le. C H
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Pa> id son. C h ester
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l D tv M a o a . E C.
I D a vid son . Joh n
! E.-n*t. L. U
; F a bor. R o b e rt M.
! G ood in g . W . L
K irk. R F
M cK ay. A W
j M urphy P eter
R a ym on d H. L.
, Sm ith. Carl
, Sm ith. Claude
' Sm ith. Ja m »* Edw ard
I Sm ith. S J.
; Van de W ie!«. P L-
Van D yke. T M
• V an D yke. W J.
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I : A lbert. Jo*et*h H.
5 «.em
A ld rich . C W R -7. b x 1SIH
A id ich. L P .
Salem
A rch erd. Charle* R-
i Beekner. A L . R - i
l Beekner. C. L . R-S
B ith op . C P
! Rro-vn. C’ ltTord W .
C h apin. Lu th er J
C om p ton . H enry V.
j C ra w ford . J. H . R - i
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Cunninjrham. B.
P ra y e r. B. H
FenrU'’-on. B. I. R -t
F ankli .. W . C
F u lke-'-vn . A . N. . R - i
! tnjr H D ob b in . Joseph.
Sam Lit eh. BnterpHM»
P orter J
NalT. M edford
A. L. M ill*. P ortlan d
Frank E. A ndrew *. Portland
i If D N orton . G rant* Pasa
Joh n S t»rth. M e.'ford
Jam e* Felton. F « i t K lam ath
C C C lark. A r lin r to n
\V C. Me K in n ey ,«M ilton
P t< K ob b .n «. M•dull*
Charle* T Bennett. Mo*ier
Vr I t un ly. M yrtle Point
F H C h urchill R>>*ebury J
Fred II H opkin s. Med?, rd
W m J U l y |Ui«t. Me-
Minn >■ tile
A L. P a rrett. N ew bery
H ti. Kttders. J . A *hland '
Fred H lll.te r . N orth Ue.nl
H W ayn e Stanard.
Rrow n*v ille
J J Pon etfan. Burn*.
W , C. Lea v er. C entral P oin t
H W Y o u n y . C o ju . le
C. K In y s ll* . CorvaKU .
L P S ea rb orou y h ,
C re* well.
J J R ob ert* R edm ond.
M. ti. H otw . Vale.
W L. T h om p son .
1. A. W riy h t. I ’ nion
Mr* Lewi* A. M cA rthur.
P ortlan d.
Mr* C K Me P ow ell.
P rln ev .il«
Miaa K M S leiw er. Spray
F. L. M eyers. l^iG rande.
Kathleen M. T h orn ton .
I»akev lew.
Nell •* May 11 1 <I. Ia*xln«rton
M L. B oy d . Palin * •
O scar fla y ter. P alls*.
Eugene Ifa y te r . P allas.
I
I.oui* K. Bean. Euyone.
H If H endrick*, fo a a il
A. J. Egan, tlerva i*.
H om er W
Kgan. (Jervai*.
W . W L lo y d , n a liw a y
C. K. W«K>d*on Ilop pn er.
Ford G ron er. H ilU boro.
Blanche C oo k . Jaek*onv»ll«-
P. P. Jn*|ya. J o rd a n V a l’ y
G W . M arvin. Silver I ake
J W H oerh . T he Pal!ea.
H. S. Itriruhall. T illa m ook .
C. D. R oror. Euaene.
S C. Miller. D illard
J Frank Adam *. M errill.
Fred W . F a lcon er. P sn d 'n .
Mae H oke. Pen dleton
R M Fox. P o r t 'a n l.
Jay G ibaon. G aston
T. C. W h eeler. Cot ta g«
G rove.
VOTE
For
Repeal
J L G ault. Corvalti*.
L. Barn uni. T h e Pailea.
L- J Chapin. Salem.
K G. Favell. U k e v i * « ,
A u gu st J. S tran ge,
G rande
K. J K uraill. H ilU boro.
R. J H endrick*. Salem
H al F Ho**. O reyon City,
m II P s u y h tre y . Ech«> *
312 x Yes
W C. D alton, k ia m a th Fall*
P F Chandler. C a n yon City
W C. ¿te w a r t. P a y * tile
W S F erguson. Athena.
II W. G ard. M adras.
F fl Butt. H u n tln y too.
F.
II. G auike. J osep h .
C
P Bishop. Salem .
E lbert Bede, C it'y e G rove.
W F
O ntario.
G eorge W . Ilu b b *. S iiverion
C
K. Ingalls. CorvalH *.
A
L. L eavitt. K lam ath Falls
F. p . Me C ully. Joae»»h.
I en a M ill«-. N ew port.
W ill M P vtarsoa. F en d’eton
Paul E. T ollm a n. Baker.
C O. Portw<*od. Fossil.
K ei'h Pow ell. W ood b u rn
G eorge P u tnam . Salem.
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SUMMONS
In tliv Circuit Court o f the State
o f Oregon for llio County o f Marlon.
Department No. 2
Ira II. Csrlor, Plaintiff, vs. Thoms«
L Pino ami Amelia J Pine, The on
known heirs o f Thomas U Kino de
cea* <1. the unknown heir» o f Amelia
J. Pine, il«eens«<l; al»n all other p<>«
sons or |uirtioi unknown claiming any
right, title, interest, hen or estate In
or to tln< real premise, described in
the complaint herein, Defendant,
TO: Thomas 1 . Fine ami Amelia J
K iiio , the unknown heirs of Thomas
I- Kino, decoassd, the unknown heir»
o f Amelia J. Fine, deceasedt ulso all
other person* or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, Interest, hen
or estate in or to the real premises
■tescribeil in the complaint herein, de­
fendants:
IN THK NAMK OK THIS 8TATK
OK OREGON:
You and each o f you are h e r e b y
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled court and cause on or
before the 26th day o f October, 1924,
and if you fail lo »o appear ami
answer said complaint by said date,
for want thereof the plaintiff wilt ap
ply to tile court for the relief de­
manded in his complaint, to w it : a
doc roe decreeing plaintiff to he the
owner In fee simple and barring you
and each o f you from all right/ciaims.
title, interest, [ton or esu te whauo
ovur in or to tho follou-in^ «Irtcributl
rtal ptssriss* lssstod la Msrisa Csua
t>. O rsgsn :
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llvginning at thn S.K. corner o f
tho D.L.C. o f Thoma« L. Kin*
ami wife in T. S S.lt I W o f
the Willumi-tt Meridian, in Mar­
ion County, Slat« o f Oregon;
running thence N. 100 ro«l< to
the N.K corm-r o f naiil claim;
thence W. 67 m W thence it. 100
rod« to the S. lin« o f «alii claim ;
thence E. 67 rod« to the place o f
l>. i-iruimg and containing 36
acre« o f land,
You arc further notified that thi«
summon.» ii served upon you by pub
lication thereof in the Ttiridr Trib­
une, a M wipaper o f general circula­
tion. printed ami published In Turner,
Marion County, Or> gon. pursuant to
nn order o f the Honorable W H
Downing county judge, ma-le and en­
tered on the fth day o f September,
1924, in the absence o f the Judge o f
the above entitled court.
You are further notified that the
dale o f the Amt publication o f this
summon* was the 11th day of Sep
lember, 1924, and the last publico
tiun thereof will bo on th.- 33rd dsy
of October, 1924.
McNARY, McNARY & KEYES.
Residence and P.O. address.
S.ilem, Oregon,
K.
M.
I’nge,
Residence and P. O. address,
Salem. Oregon.
SUMMONS
No. 17131
A » o r l a i Inn iin-iulH-rwIilp Nu. 21*6
Drs. L. T. Dirk A L M. Hum
Chinos« Medicine Co.
Ninniseli troubles given quiek rel. lf
by taking our famous remedies. Aro
ala dutvly hsrinlrw, la-lug compound­
ed from Im porlid lierlui, roula ami
and barks whleh arc well known for
kn-lr ourallve p rope rib a.
Wr treat all disorders of innq wo.
men and children. Five oolisultal|on.a
Call or w tlle.
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4*1 - 426 State Ft. (Upslalr*.)
Piume 283.
Baivi» Oregon,
Dr.
O . L . S c o tt
1’ aliuer Chiropractor
OHit e F hope
4 I 4 - 4 ID F. B. Hank B udding
Salem, Oregon
C. F. B R E I T H A U P T
123 N. Liberty tlfSSt
FLORIST
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Sun It>»rInni, Salmi.
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Dr. !«oti|pi
EATON and EATON
Practical Hallers
Styles changed on Lotflosor Gioì» k id .
544 State St.
L- E. TALBOTT
A U C TIO N EER
In the Circuit Court o f the State lUal Fa>la|e, Livestock and Farm Hales
o f Oregon for th- County of Marion,
—a specially—
Department No. 2.
Terms 110 plus I I»er cent. A square
L. I.. Graha-n and Mary Graham,
deal lo all
ft,
Plaintiffs,
A large list of real estate for sals nr
H. Gordon Stn-tton, Mr». H. Oor
don Strutton. Orrin A. Waller, Ed­ eardoing.-. All palls promptly stl.ad-
id .
Write for dalrs, or see mo.
mond J Waller, Mr» Edmond J
Waller. The Unknown. Heir* o f Ed­
mond J Waller, U ly m i L. O. Wal­
21)2 U. S. N a t io n a l H a n k B ldg.
ler sometimes known a» U. L. O. Wal
ler. Al«o Sometime« Known a* Orrin
Phon» 470
| W a lle r .
Ulya-./-» L. O. Waller,
Itr
I.
412
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l»t
Ft., Falcili, Oregon,
the Unknown Hen» o f* lT y »» » I O.
Waller, and Ben C. Smalley, Also All
other percon* or parties unknown
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ftOO M O R E » i n n o f a b o r t » t o » » ! n s r i l b « n l.SOO t o n l .l S u l o r . to l . ; o » “ V * . , , " * claiming any right, title, estate, lien
I ' ( l * e l . h M ors n i t o n
. » n . r . s a d » o n lrih u ti.r . liv e tn all « a r t . oi O n i o n , th l* s d . l
or inter- , t in the real i ntati- dn rribcd
m in t
br V l
C k s p o w a . U l t s t . ( < ir* * .n V o te r. I n l l i . l u f of r e i m l « « . e r » .
in the Complaint herein. Defendants.
r e .l d .n r e
ISO I ,.» n .d f t l e St
P ortlan d ( l a » n n
’ T o: H. Gordon Stratton, Mrs. H.
Gordon Stralton, Edmond J Waller.
Mrs. Edmond J. Waller, the unknown
SHERIFF’ S NOTICE OF SALE OF 1924.
heir» o f Edmond J Waller, L’lyns«-«
CARL T. POPE.
REAL PROPERTY ON EXECUTION
Attorney for Plaintiff. L - O . Waller, sometime« known a*
- Tailoring -
U. L. O. Waller, alao sometimes
By %ir-jt.- o f nn I l H l t l a l i»su.-«l Post Office Address:
known a» Orrin L. Waller. Mrs. Ulys­ 171 Court Ft.
SALEM
- i out o f the Circuit C jurt o f the State
402 Masonic Temple,
ses L. O. Waller, the unknown heirs
' ’ of Oregon for the County o f Marion
Salem, Oregon.
o f Ulysses I.. O. Wuller, and Ben C
! I on tfu- 16th day o f Sept- mber, 192t.
Smalley, also ull other person» or
' ' in favor o f C. A. Luthy an-l Minnie
No.
parties unknown claiming nm right,
A. Luthy. plaintiffs, and a/ainst Rus­
sell King, defendant, for the sum o f IN T in : CIRCUIT COURT oh' TIIIJ | title, estate, lien or interest in tin
ST AT U OK o l t E O O N , K O K M A H- real estate described in the complaint
G e n e r a l B a n k in g B e tineas
Eleven and 00/100 (?U .0 O ) U. S.
hcrrln, defendants above-named,
ION COUNTY
Gold Coin, with interest at the rat ■ of
Intvrsat paid on time deposits and
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
6 per cent per annum, from the loth Nathan Foster,
savings accounts
OF OREGON You, and each o f you.
day of K« bruary, 1924, and accruing
Plaintiff,
arc hereby rcquircd to appear and
cost», I have levied upon and will sell
Cor. Slat* A Commarclal Sis.
v.
answer the complaint filed pgainst
at Public Auction, on Saturday, the
Foster,
you in the above-entitled suit, setting SALEM
25th day o f October, 1924, at 10 Jennie A Defendant.
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OREGON
forth the nature and character o f
o ’clock A.M. at the Court Hou.<o door
S
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your ri'spective claims in and to cer­
in Salem, Marion County and State of
T o Je n nie A.
Foster,
defe ndan t tain real property described as fol
Oregon, all the right, title and inter
a
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n
a
m
e
d
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lows,
to-wit:
cst which th# sain defendant Rusaell
IN T f l K N A M E OK T H E HTATE
King had on or after the 15th day o f
"Lota numbered Three (31
NOTICE TO CRED IT O R S
February, 1924, date o f said judg- OK O K K O O N . Y ou are h er eby r e ­
and Four (4 ) in Block numbered
qu ired to a p p ea r
and
a n s w e r til*
ment in or to the following described complaint fin d agulnet y o u In thc
Two <?.) o f J. Myers’ Addition to
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
premise*, to-wit: Lot Numbered Five a b o v e entitled rauxe within »lx week s
the City o f Saii-nt, County o f
That the undersigned by an order o f
(5 ) in Block Numbered Two (2 ) in f r o m the d at e o f the Ilr»l publicat ion • Marion, State o f Oregon, as
the County Court o f the State o f
the Town o f Mehama, Marion Coun­ o f this s u m m o n » , and If y o u fall to
shown and described In the plat
Oregon, for the County o f Marlon,
ty, State o f Oregon, according to the a p p ea r and unawer natd c o m p la in t by
o f said addition now on file and
duly made and entered on the ISth
want t h e r e o f, the
duly recorded map or plat thereof, on oihl date, for
o f record in the Office o f the
day o f September, 1924, w»a appoint­
file and o f record in the office o f the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court for
Recorder o f Conveyances in and
ed Executor o f the Estate of Adel»
Recorder o f Conveyances for
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for
said
Marion
County,
Ore­
Minger, Deceased, and that he has
H a rt existing bet ween p lain t iff and
Marion County, State o f Oregon.
gon,”
duly
qualified ns such Executor. All
defendant.
Terms o f sail, Cash, unless bid in
on
or
before
the
last
day
o
f
publica­
persons
having claims against said
Y ou a r e fu rt h er notified that thl»
by plaintiff.
»irmmun» is se r v ed upon y ou by pub- tion o f this summons, to-wit: the estate are hereby notified to present
Ifrallon In the T u r n e r T itb u n e . u thigtieth day o f October, 1924, and if the same, duly verified, as required by
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 20th new spa per ol
general
circulation, you fail so to answer, for want law, to him at .Sulem, Oregon, within
day o f September, 1924.
prin ted and publl»ned
in
'Turner, thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the six months o f the date o f thrf» notice.
Mar ion C oun ty, Or eg on, a n d ’ bat the above-entitled Court for the relief
O. D. BOWER,
Dated this 18th dny o f September,
Sheriff o f Marion County, Oregon. date o f the flrnt publicat ion th ereof demanded in the complaint herein,
will be on the 2nd day o f October, to-wit: for a decree determining all 1924.
ar.d the date o f the last publication
LOUIS ASH LI MAN,
t h e r e o f will be on the tilth day of adverse claims to anid real property,
SUMMONS
Executor o f the Last Will nnd
adjudging you, and each o f you, to
N o v e m b e r, 192 4.
Testament
and Estate of Adeln
have bo claim, right, title, estate, lien
In the Circuit Court o f the State
Y ou ar e fu rth er no tifie d that this
Minger, Deceased.
. i of Oregon for tie Count) of Marion. s u m m o n s Is published and served
»-ryvi or lntf,r,’ st *n or to t*10 same, forever
^ Department No. 2.
upon you pursuant lo ike order ot t'Sjoinlnit anil burring you, ami each JAS. G. HELTZEL,
Attorney at latw,
Ih. Hon .ruble l-en-y K 1 My. Judge
y °u> f r o m nssertlng any claim in
Salem, Oregon.
;
Alice Rranoner, Plaintiff, vs. James of the above entitled Court, which | t>r. t o »aid _renl property adverse to
ordì
r
wa
s
m
a
d
o
and
en
tered
o
f
ree
«aid
plaintiff
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herein,
decreeing
plain­
> Reasoner, n-fer.dant.
Date o f first publication, September
ord in thl» c a u t e on thè lst ut O t t o ­ tiffs to be the owners in fee simple
18, 1924. Date of Inst publication,
T o James Reasoner, defendant bei. 1924.
thereof
as
alleged
in
snid
complaint
October 16, 1924.
; above named: In the name o f the
herein,
and
for
such
other
and
fur­
O
U
Y
O.
SM
ITH
.
. State o f Oregon, you are hereby re- 409 Salem L ink o f Commerce l l l d g ,
- ' quired to appear and answer the com- f o l i ni, Or eg on, A tt or n ey fo r l'Iulntiff ther relief and remedy ns to said
Court may seem meet nnd equitable.
' ‘ plaint filed against you in the above
This summons is published in the
entitled cause and Court within six
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Turner Tribune for six successive
weeks from the date o f the first pub­
A D M I N I S T R A T O R ’ S NOTICE^
weeks, commencing with tho issue
lication o f this summons as below
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thereof o f the eighteenth dny o f .Sep­
stated, and if you fail to so answer
or appear therein, for want thereof the umleralgneil has been by the tember, 1924, and ending with the
the plaintiff will apply to the Court County Court o f Marion County, Or issue thereof o f the thirtieth day o f
for a decree forever dissolving the < gon, duly appointed administrator of October, 1924, pursuant to nn order
marriage contrart now existing be­ the estate of William R. Pogue, lute o f the Honorable Percy R. Kelly,
Judge o f the above entitled Court,
tween you and plaintiff and for the o f said County, deceased.
All persons having claims against duly made, rendered and entered on,
rare and custody o f the fhree minor
children mention'd in .-.aid complaint. the estate o f said deceased nre hereby and dated, tho sixteenth day o f Sep­
This summons is served upon you required to present the same, with the tember, 1924.
by publication thereof, for s i* con­ proper vouchers, to the undersigned,
CARSON A CARSON,
secutive weeks, in the Turner Tri­ at his residence, in Turner, in said
Resident Attorneys o f the State
County,
within
six
months
from
the
bune, a newspap r o f general circu­
o f Oregon,
lation, printed and published in Tur­ date o f the first publication o f this
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
ner, in Marion County, Oregon, and notice.'
Residence and Poat Office Address
Dated and first published this the
the date o f the fir t publication there­
Snlem, Oregon.
o f shall be on Thunday, September 16th day o f October, 1924.
IS, 1924, and the date o f the last
We are agents for the Curtis Pub.
C. W. POGUE,
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