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Newspaper Page TextTUC T T fD v rD TriD iTW C I tlE l U K f l t f l l i U i i l T L J V r s p fc tlv e o f O . A . C, M e m o r ia l U n io n B u ild in g f o r W h ic h F u n d s a rc B e in g lia is e d A m o n g S tu d e n ts , A lu m n i a n d C o lle g e l rie r.d s F . P. ttn w ley , E d ito r and M anager lM««d SU M M O N S A 100 W a t t L iffh t 75 c In the C ircu it C o u rt o f the S la te o f O regon, fo r M arion C ounty. He partnu nl No. 2. N d d a U. R uck, pl.tintiff, vs. G len.i A B u ck , d efen d an t. T o G lenn A. B u ck , D e fe n d * « *: IN T H K NAM K OK TH U S T A T U .V .V A S W A S W .W A A W A W OK O R K G O N , You * r e hereby re uuirerl to appenr and answ er the Com plaint filed ag ain st you in the above en titled co u rt and enure on nr b e fo re ,i\ w eeks from the d ate o f the first pu blication o f this Sum m ons, and if you fail to answ er or appear h e re in. on o r he fo ri' sold d ate, fo r w ant th e re o f, IT a inti If will apply to the C ourt f o r a d ecree dissolving t h , mar- ria g e co n tra ct and the bond* o f m a tri mony now su bsistin g betw een you : nil 1'lalntiff. resto rin g to her her m aiden name o f Nelda it Itick rIs, and fo r such o th e r and fu rth e r re lie f a* to the C ourt may a p p e a r Ju*t and eq u ita b le . T his Sum m ons la served upon you by p u blication th e re o f once each week f e r six co nsecu tiv e w orks A » * « « % * « « « « « » i « «Rb »»K * » • » « * » » « » » » » • * • « « » « » « in the T u rn e r T rib u n e , u w .ik ly new spaper o f g en eral circu la tio n pub B E A U T IF U L lished in the tow n o f T u rn e r, M arion C oun ty. O reg on, pursuant to an O r d er o f the H onorable l H. M cM ahan. Ju d g e o f th e C o u rt a fo re sa id , made A n y i tilo and en tered on th e ninth day of M arch. I'.IJS. You a re fu rth e r notified th at the d a te o f the first p u blication h e re o f is the l ’J t h day o f M arch, 1PJ&. H V «»/si» e l f a n , r r / ' i t . * f i e u n i t r e s i t * c a r p e t » H W. MACY A tto rn ey fo r P lu intiff. New mettresSes inailo tu order. (»Id m a in sees 7 AoroWfh'j R esiden ce, Sa lem , O regon. SUrilifftl b lure n inwk ing. K« Iilhrr« rrnovntrd. Smaller Sizes In Proportion Kvery Th»r»day at Turner, ¡ U irio a County, Oregon ■ CBSi B IRTIO N » I t * P E R YEA R Entered at the Pontoffiee «I Tumor, Oregon, as X 'ro n .lc U u m atter, under (ha A*t of March S, IST#, Buy National Mazda house lights, More litfht Less juice. G ivo t Ite T rib u n e c re d it for w h at you buy from advertiser». Ever Ready Batteries Aa th e Salem -H ilv. rh>n- A lbany d e l. a g atio n of tlie A m erican l o t i o n were |cue i n t th e G y m at O. A. C . * : c r tlie haehet b ill cam e, one of th e Imys be ca m e * l>l( n *Uy - v i r th e y a ne and w as »rivaled i 'O « e îia r g e o f d rank » urne mid la k tu to th e »UlliHl. H e « » N«a reed a tine o f Î2 5 w h ich «r i» paid. T h e m an w ho ta a m em ber o f Delbert i ti« « ''a |a*t. o f S tv -rt in, w«a not k at th e tin i I «4 i-t any tim e »A u th iqi—(ia u W e undoratand i . a In n tlie m ay o r was appenleal to , t nptinl to h av e t!ie tin e di'Uliitnl a a i a tine a o i -up n fier t i e ..* welmtnii' we wore c i r c a , 't \i ,i toniti noy to givo f l i r t . I i> i m i hi ¡t a m ie <>f th e m em- I.i-.-i n O r lo g to th e fael an nr.a not i n t - x i o i t 'd • 'in li d n i n e th e fin* i fi* t he làìivi rfon m an. F T j U K K H U G S The •rcotnrum ing a it illu stri tes the m n w o sire o f tiw oropewd huil ! ng t .> he on the O A O rarmnil to comment, -.vr the ..dive part t W n hi <•« |'!.m I In tin- S ,o .m h \mernan and W orld w.i - IT« htjddin* M tnwci I S ' toet hi.-h in I w II he -W ht .\X' • ,i i h r !>• M m ; m.-.u r-.il» tt e.l w.U he such «•' »>*«•• w" ’ the prese prevent cgnttntv architect«»« an i yet he «fisti vtiv e. T he building will In ine all Miment albi a lo ' ut aítiviticJ and More than halt of the t tal $5iV.t'l> needed for ceintruehon i» tmw raced. ¿a'iaiiattons Tlie O C Memorial union cam- I fornia pledged $ 'VV> to the cau«c » ik I | w iled in the welt appointed tlieater Pi raign to provide $.W.AM ti-wdcd to many c .• • » • ;'ms of and mote where campus productions, lycetrn Construct a building which w.U be a I were received. mm.ber. and other arms .......... of ....... permanent memorial to the cvliepe 1 More man tiX A 'Q o f the total is I may be g ven lor t.w i.impu. . i the Spanish . . . . Inaction on ; « >’* « " . \ N v - " « ..' » Amrrican atui W orl.! wars and t ic U»;! ! - k * \%tl! V< . n in i ! k l ,* ' lul c 1 in ,h f l ! ; ‘,v4r " 1 an trumen>e immense rv jiouse all student and alumni activi* | mcr r t 19J5 and will He completed bv i adjoin <1 join ait lies n the O. A. C. camp»*, has hern ' He fail term of a co rdins to dent and alumni gatherings may he I present plans. Alumni are organised, I arranged. completed among students and an . , ce Tent that a class ... ir.o\mg into d înèrent *! stricts of f the * n«.t only in Oregon but in Washing* , Since the annoan i» o f the j ton. California, Hawaii, and nan.v H. 5»tt-w«U broa«lcasnn# sta tu s will state where alumni and i ri eastern states wlicre fanner student* I } * installed at O . A. t . an el tort is college are located. I made to t»e up the activities of More than half of the sum needed , are located Mcuhv wl union with this feature. . was raised on the campus in an in-t Tîie building will have rooms for many sjieakers tensive drive of a week Inspired b> i student act i vit* »•s. faculty meetings, I 1 he college i< host o f tut it nul repute cri i authorities « hi the record of O. C. and Ote*:on assembly faults for large gatlicnngs. hert'cs in tlie war, the irr lc r?;ratlintes j trophy rooms vlierc athletic awards edneattenal, scientitie an ! economic snd faculty of tlie college pledged I >f the Varsity “(V* association may j subjects, lit lidithm die Ivceum num- more than half o f the total in three, i'O permanently kept, shop r« >rn: tor bers bring artÍNtN of into national __ _ . In the pc.<t few days. President \V. I. Kerr, who was \ ‘he Kidding of campus dramatic pro fame to the campvs. seriot!si) ill at the time. <rnt in h » durti ns and many otlicr types id years such singers as Geraldine b a r pledge of $UOO o r the . cc rt \ d.ay 4 t r.-^nis. All the student publications rar and Mattarne Schumann Meink : M ischi Elman and Erna KuMitstein, the drive. Alumni in Portland have will be housed in the new huih'.in responded with more than $25.000 and . wbiclTwOl b* a biR a d v a n o iia « of i v a1" 1 ' ,,crs the campaign is now reaching into th e ' thv old ku.loiuatr ivstem . f publlia i ' * ' « ’« * * ,* ‘ ,npU‘ V i * *' smaller cities and communities o ! the lin i o ffices scattcfcil , ver .be cm. re ►•»«*,« br.-.lM M m , make their artistry »vallarne t<> the cu- state. Idie great Afcrrorial union pro ect "T he Mem. ria! u n i.« bu l ling will S^ ;„ frtn in , r , , ,|(f btuldln« will seek to draw t eetlwr the tour relcare n * c h « o W c M m rs.wa m the .... m - v m 1« component parts of the college stu hu,|.|::«s rn n V e .l ! v «he su«e. rnl,tf ; -M em orial Hall.- I nest ex- dents. alumni, faculty and friends. It F. R le m .n . n a s t r a r Colle-e l.lr I , rt „,]| will be a greet gathering place t r «* V ' h:>' ,: T f aw u ’ ! and man- v of f t * orate the hallway. I .-.din* h< k from College interests, a magnet attru t S •'* r*' r, i ci< r 1 ! « ill f f t!w rohi- '.i. w'irre alu nni students and alumni in all walk* of noni winch are nealed for mstnar- ! Mheruy„ wil, 0 .. , ^ hel l ami life and a melting pot to create a col ’ Memorial union .v„cre lt m } t) . «1 per., ns may lege democracy, say those in charge Suil.hr^ is hem , built without eu*J to ( c , e r v f , M ,, an,l Loyalty o f individual students and ;he state which o an important lea , wl,r, n, r„ r « h, , he esle g e ,ra alumni, v.*ho mortgaged their future :rr m OreRmi * educat; au! Ph«>- ! S , vaate. earning power to' help pay hack to cra:n. | \ cafeteria lew students and faculty their alrr.a mater part c i the train ;tg O f much interest to students and {* a:mther feature planned for the now received, gave an impetus t > the cam paign that makes the total objective faculty is tlie plan for the theater ir ! huiMing, which t* cxpec*e*l to be ! e huildinc. according to campaign a> ¿ured, urcu, .iccuTkinij; iu vdi (i|Mim>i lead re.«»»- i --- _ ' .»ys • *!ie ” c »verniti; co , m . -j | ready . for the use * i if « the campus one trs. One freshman .indent from Cali- | miuee. One t.amsand perron» will b e | 'r .ir from nexl tail. O. A. L\ F x p . S ta tio n . C o ver crops will be turned under j soon. T hough it is n little early y et, j th e O regon g ro w er ia bu rn in g t h e , brush and g ettin g the orchard ready. He does not w ait, fo r the co v er crop ; to m atu re, but g et* it under a t l e a s t , tw o o r th re e w eeks' b e fo re the bios-1 com ing season , says the exp erim en t ptfitiop« W et m ash, fed w ith the reg u la r . g ra in ra tio n , cau ses rapid develop- ■ {c e n t in grow ing out b ro ilers fo r an e a rly m ark et, acco rd in g to the O .A .C . j po u ltry d ep artm en t. T he wet mash should be fed tw o o r th ree tim es a day. O rd inary dry mash m ixed w ith m ilk is sa tisfa cto ry . T he birds a re confined in sm all cra te s during th e la st tw o w eeks and fed a f a t t e n - ' ing ra tio n co n sistin g o f 6 0 p arts co rn j m eal and 4 0 p arts sh orts m ixed w ith t b u tterm ilk to m ake a b a tte r. T h e p lanting season in O regon w ill! soon be over, and grow ers a re g ettin g 1 th e ir tre e s Into th e ground in ord er to ------------------------------------ —----------------------- avoid late plantings. B ro k en or „-..j.,, p, (,,, d rain ed , a u d th a t if (b e in - bru ised ro ots a re cu t off clean , and d Vid u a !o w n e r w as to put in h i* «.»n th e tre e set two inch es d eeper than tile it si„ ,uia i*. |a id out so th a t w hen it w as in the .nursery. T lie d irt is c >mpUlril it would fm in a tu n p iste sifted w elt around th e roots and then sy stem . In th e m a tls r of ferilizali<D tram p ed firm ly as th e hole Li filled, b e d ea lt p rio d p ly w illi th e sa tio u » says th e exp erim en t statio n . I f this k in d s produced on th e furtu. B e cau- is not done a ir p o ck ets will be le ft lloued th e farim ra p a rlio tilarly lin t In which will in ju re th e ro ots. A fte r the burn straw , but to ep rtad It on the tr e e is planted the top is headed back U nd aud plow it uti ivr. T h e en tire lectu re w as fu ll o f p ra c tic a l b iu ls of to balan ce the root system . value to tb e fa rm er. O r e o * g row ers a re overhauling th e ir sp ray in g ap p aratu s now i f t.h<:>- have not alread y done so. T he tim e fo r the dorm ant spray will soon be h ere, says the «xperim e.pt station and delays a t a c ritica l tim e w ili be a v oided if the sp ray in g outfits are ready Ti SUEF[RS STROKE DISTRICT CONVENTION W h ile p low ing in Ihe field, ah «til noon S a tu rd a y , > lr. C . I I . R i c h « , a prom I r e n t d a iry m a n ¡ivim r near T u r n e r, suST red a stro k e o f p araly sis, l i e w i- alon e in Ih e tieid tin ! it w . w me tim e before lie could gi t to th e b Dr. H aueham p, o f S la y to n was called T h ^ «'-in ven tio n o f th e th ird diatricl aud he was given a il Hie m edic. I aid p f th e A m erican L r f i o n m et at C o r ps.sei de. H e i» believed to lie w ell on v a llis, S a tu rd a y n l* lit , M arch 14. A tlie road to recov ery . Special tra in w i s run from Milverton (n C’o rv a iii* \ i , S.*i. ni and carried i i y i r 100 L eiflon arie» from c iiv e rto n , S»| m pnd A lb a n y . O i a rr iv in g at C urvaiii«. M an “ T e e th in g ’' a t 104 flie boys form ed ,n l l u e a i l h tb e Salem Valdosta, Ga.— I J f e has been Just p ru m r'orfis in th e lea i and m arch ed one set o f teeth a fte r another, accord- fo th e Cul|e|(p G y m ., w here sco » « e e Ing to “ Cncle Tom " Johnson. 104 years reserved, and witMCsrprl t i e laet lu ll old, who is “teeth ing " for th e fourth p f th e O. A . C .—C a lifo rn ia basket bell tim e. HD “second teeth " w ere ex tracted 40 years ago. hut 15 y ears la gam e. A fter th e ijan ie tlni laiys form s<1 ter he "c u t" his third set, wtiich last jn lin e a^ain apd m a rclo d dnw n ti w n ed only about ten years. R ecently lie ppd paraded tlie bu sin i«» f a l l of lo a n went to a physician who, a fte r an ex dpd then to th e J. O. O. K. h all w here am ination, said tb e aged man is again |he co n v en tio n »e.airn whs held. "teeth in g ." T h e in eeliu g was called to nrdi r by i',xeculi>'e C oililnitteein iin J o h n s *n, of H e n M o t h e r s K it t e n » riilv erto ti. S ta le C o m m an d er Geo. H alstead. Minn.—Tw o puzzled k it (Jr.tT u li, S ta te A d ju ta n t C arl Mnaher, tens, housed hi th e m anger o f a horn C o rv allis P .» t C oiiin.u nd er and Cliair- here, are learning to respond Ju st as (nan Jo p liso n w -re .1 1 ch a rg e o f ti e quickly to tlie cluck o f a large w hite p iw tlu g . A fte r an a d m e - s iif w elcom e hen as they do to the meow o f their by kfayor D en m an , o f C < r - a 111 -, th e black and white m other. T h e hen is sharing m othering duties with the cat. pm iveutiou gut dow n to buaiii«-s She cluckg softly as the k ittens snug J ’epers w ere read by repri sen tativ cs of gle under her wings and o b jects to the fh e vari ms p >»'s of tlie d iatrio t. attentions of tlie cat. A fter His meei Jn^ th e bi|{ler a-u.n it'd I'C'buw C a ll" and Hie grand iu ,Jt for F i n d N a il» 1 2 3 Y e a r » O ld fb e ‘ j l i . » l h all bc£u! . A f i r tin I*re«tonshurg, K y .— Tw o hundred «upper w as tak en ca re o f tb e m eiiili. rr nails tuken from nn old dwelling by- lioard d fb e Iraiu for th e retu rn tri . Jo h n Graham a t Em m a, a few m iles I above I'restonshurg, were brought I down for exhibition recently by L. C. ! L eslie. T liese were made nt Ahing- i ton, Vn., In 1801 or 1*12 and brought j through by horseback about the sam e I year and are said to be the first nails used In Floyd county. sí commis l E, PRICE, O.I.C. LECTURED SA M E L io n A t t a c k » M a n _______ F- h . P rice, soil es|«ert of th e O. A . L’ . K x teo aio p B ervlee, was pre* -nt and lectu red before Murprire O ran g e, H aturday afterniH n, M ereli !4. I lls splijeui was "F e r tilis a tio n and D rain a g e ’ '. I t was a very i i n 'r u c t i 'e le i . lu re and o i.e ilia t w .is o f ( s o (It <0 > I w ho heard it. U ne o f Ih e principi I p iin h i (itiiphagnj in ills la k was ( e Atwater • Kent Radios Rail Brothers, Turner Farm Pointers 6 - San ta B arbara, C al.—Joseph F.nk- man, caretak er nt th e G ibraltar dnm on the upper scetlon o f the San ta Ynez river, Is nursing a wounded hand ns the result of nn encounter with a mountain lion. Aided by F orest R anger F. E. Dunne, Eakm an attack ed the animal with u Club and dea patched It. l ------------- ---------------- .. lit Of th e soil to g , t Ilc O w l * L a y E v e r y O t h e r D a y |»rr M H e said l b s ! I t . J,,.H ,.r h.irn ow i. I n ■ .v g . was not p ractical to org an ize d I- age ap ar, .,n(1 n ha|Clling cach as (fi'lrii-ls qiik-sa several h U l l r i d litre» 1 g| | m | i |. . 3 ?- -M l . ■to h : r ?6 r-¿¿- 1 JL~, TT i 1 D. I. C. NEWS A D M IN IS T R A T O R S N O T IC E N o tice is hereby given th a t U j l » J . K eu rn s, A d m in istra to r o f the K* tut ‘ o f 0«rta%*iii K«*urn^. dc*r*us<**l, hu* fllctl his F in a l A cco u n t o f the a«lmin by WusUiii NewspMD‘»r I' m V ertical. l«-|'pnt»nal p ronoau •**— Prowliîenf f%líh a faraón« a rla ß — |jti>'a rotate mge II— 1— If^ rn il 4——To «trip off *V—Fqnnl 1^— Perform * 2 — L illi Enitcd States Natioul B u i " h e re hloseom and tw ig blight o f G e n e r a l B a n k i n g Buainooa Oivjryn p ru n a i, ch«*rrir* »nd a p rtro U In te re st paid on Hm« deposit* and tiaH t„. .n »crioun in the putt, tpeeiai savings acco u n ts m " “ ; » — « * - « *• C ar. S l a t * A C«-mm T r ia l S i s the hour o f 10 o ’clock in the forenoon this y ear, says the experim en t o f .id day a t th e C oun ty C o u rt room tatton . T h e diseasm l prunes a re S A L E M — O REGO N in th e C o u rt House a t Salem , M arion alread y bein g produced, and aa soon l o u n ty , O reg on, has been lix« d b> t. e M wir,t.-r buds open they will sta rt County C ourt o f said M arion County . . us the tim e am i place fo r b e a rin g ob n!’ w In fection s. je c tio n s to said F in a l A cco u n t, at In p lace* w licre the d isease has which tim e and place any person in- ! tiern severe In the past, p articu larly t. rented in said e sta te may ap p ea r and ¡n ap rico ts o r oth er very su scep tible file hi* o b je ctio n to » i d hi.m l Ac- wiri)„ l... o f fr u it. u nu m bcr co u n t, in w ritin g , and co n test the , * „ sam e and «how ca u se. If any e x ist. »U l he required if the reason I* at all why the some should not be approved, wet and fav orab le fo r spread o f the allow ed and settle d , and th e p ray ers ,|i„.nSe. 171 C ourt ML SA LEM o f the p etition filed th erew ith be not T h „ foltowlnK program I* suggested g ran ted . As oon as the winta’ r buds open, D ate o f first p u blication o f th is no tice is 2 6 th day o f F e b ru a ry , 1 9 2 5 , use b o n le a u x 4 -4 -5 0 o r even stro n g and the d ate o f la st pu blication is e r, co v erin g every bud and twig. In M arch 2 « th . 1925. C a lifo rn ia as high as fi fi-50 stren g th L E W IS J . K EA R N S. T he second appli A d m in istra to r o f th e E s ta te o f is recom m ended. O ctavla K ea rn s, D eceased. cation w ith the sam e m ixtu re is best S. M. E N D 1C O T T . applied ju s t as soon a s the first blos Styles dunged on Lafil#t#r Goats M l. A tto rn ey fo r A d m inistrator. soms a re opening. T he third ap p lica 544 S t a le S t . tion is applied when th e tre e * are In N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S full bloom , •* N o tice is hereby given th at th e un G row ers do not need to fe a r redur derslgnod, by nn o rd e r o f Die County C . F. BREITHAUPT The C o u rt o f M arion C oun ty, S ta te o f ed fr u it set from this spm y. 123 N. L ih a rty S tra a l O regon, duly mudo and en tered on the p ro tectio n from blight usually in cre * ‘>1 2 4 th day o f F e b ru a ry , 1 9 2 6 , was ap- ases tlie se t o f fru it. po nteii a d m in istra trix o f the e sta te F L O R IS T T each le a f cu rl in O regon ennnot o f F ra n k J . Itii s te r e r and th a t she ~ has duly qualified a * such. All per b " prevented o r controlled a f t e r the sons having claim s ag a in st said e sta te ] leave:, have begun to a p p ea r, says the Phon* 3 *0 B e fo re th is time a re hereby notified to pre i nt the i exp erim en t statio n . SA LEM com sam nm e e, duly verified as required by | bordaux m ix tu re spray will give eom- , la 1 W, to H o-i R ie t« re r, in the C ity o f i.lilim l~ , M Murtnn m i,tv O reonn ' P " U P rotection . W h in n protecU ve Su blim ity arion C, C ounty, O regon, w ithin six m onths from the d ate o f '■P1’* ! ’ has not been given and where th i notice, to -w it, M irch 6 th , 1 9 2 5 . Uu ro a re only a few sm all pouch tr s th ow ner ra n help conserve the R O SA R I E S T E R E R , I’ u lm e r C h ir o p r a c to r v ita lity o f the tre e s by pulling off A d m in istra trix o f the e sta te o f th e diseased leaves b e fo re they reach O ffice P h o n e F ra n k J . R ie ste re r. full size. In doing so the tre e will 414-419 U . 8 . H ank B u ild in g send out new leaves provided the I). H . MOSHER HiRh Cln»« M agic Is T oo C reepy / V oodoo D octor A rrested D e tro it— W eird echoes o f sultry Afrlenn nights, guttural liicnntntiona, 13— >oi any 7 — V srn «*f i h r lo d l o o black mngle, m ystery, nil tho dnrk su 1.-}— L ik e N “— u<m perstitions o f tlie d arkest o f the con Iß—lind nfTectlon for 2«>— l l y o r r e a r 1 1— I n » i» d r tinents— these w ere found Thursday 21— lmper»oBal pronona 12— 'fitti l î r : by D etective W illiam Hock nnd Police 22— Addition to a %tl!l 11— F» trilwh ro ü r—e women Iteulnh T y rrell and G race llng- 2 1— » r.irffd i r — I * o . if, n 2?V—Indefinita aritele 17—P rrflt itp rr« t!p E «IIrrr#lo»i (»• german In the npnrtinent of Almsl 2A— A«*»o«Tnt Ion (tlib r.) % % nrA Inyung, self-styled Afrlenn voodoo doc 27— Denoting l«-«al eomblnntlon 1 •— '■«*•» r * «. o f « I n d y F w ln ii ^ ) tor, id IsH Montcalm street c a s t 4 nlibr.j 10— T.’rü v t-p n ro m m u i. ü ( M iss T y rrell went to the exponent 2'*^— A ttrn.pt 2Í— F .c w fr SO— InftlAla of n rontlnrn t 23— M o n e f r t i r k of voodoolsm to have her fortune told. 22— Viramnrr o f nrea *e — \ r f «f -t- o f r*» rfh ; The doctor produced birds1 eggs, bright S*t'— — f.lkr 3 ! — !>lrr«*f h n*n>'.PEln« ' feathers, bits of ehnlk nnd spread them 30—Hrifr rrn r na r.T— • fin t T-»*» p (ganar SO— r hu« j before him. l i e kneeled before them, *r,— H*, it 4<>— Ne%* Fnarfnnd «tat« (nbbr.) " 7 — l ' r i ?! ■. m r n c l n f R o t I m uttering, sw aying backw ard nnd for- 41— Select body !"•— I-.iprr ;«>ii.'tl primoti« i ward, chanting In some strange tongue. 42— Ffoy*#» iili’l.iin rif 3 ” — T (>:,<; I n r r f u r v n la a tslr« Then lie took out a box, filled with 43— Floy*« |«1;. > il.ii.K 4 :— I.lu ll 4 C— Hattet 4.-— Aficr bean»— henna of power, he enlled them. 4K— ti n m r 4fl— l’of:* '! t f r He chewed the henna, slowly und con Id— Urlìi 47— î.rsr. •■ tn«< tem platively, and then pronounced his Bl—I h Irl 49— ! nn- • . *.nry f o r e « d ictu m : C2— Iiawie.n atale («Iibr.) I R R C C — — : Ktlfit *1 Ur «oluti'in rrtll nppriir In n e tt l««ue. "T h e dnrk winds rnnnn In the tres- ; tops. Evil sp irits dance nhout a fire o f hate. T h e ir aongs rearh to the e n icl moon— woo, woe, woo. T hero Is Solutisn of Puzzl« No. 11. pain, thero is torture. T e rro r w aits In the blackness. T h e silent Jungle fc ■ R Ì U I c T t suffers. Hard and vicious leer tho r — c V ii sta rs ." And so on, follow ing which Mr. B eck, who had been wnttlng outside, O btained. S» n»l m odel o r sk e tch | ° k l O 'O T ù f r stepped In nnd placed the "d o ctor" uu- aud we w ill prom p tly send you a ! I dor nrrest ns a fnko fortune-teller. rep ort. O ur b o ok on P a te n ts and I \ P ]! Rollon say ho has been advertising T ra d c -m .irk 3 w ill be se n t to you E i,0 ' é ii'V Ì - ■ on r e q u e s t on tho screens o f E a st side movie [ X £ > - - C IE , shows. T hey seized a number o f cards, j hearing this in scrip tio n : “Ahnsl | fnyang, nntlve o f A frica, m aster of A M i E N! ------- P A T E N T L A W Y E R S . . aclenco, m agician and actor, I enn 305 Seventh Sh , Washington, D C - I 'V i ; A j P give you any kind o f Inform ation you O v e r 34 Y e a r desire. I f your luck la run down and e x t ìo ìr t | 1 you fee I deapondent, see me. I enn | tell you wliat to do. I guarantee my T h e T rib u n e shop can p rin t your ! —~— I’rof. J . It. Ilidgond Is sehedualed w ork." b u tter w raps, le tte r heads and e n f a r t h e r x t »p u k e ra t th o flra n g e . H e velopes. w ill discus» co m m u n ity p roblem *. talk 10 — I'.r *l-• n tooth PATENTS! & C O N TR O L LA BL E BY SP R A Y Dr. O. L. Scott i Horizontal. D. SWIFT w orks owe '* re Ü. 6 à 11— ( i o m b a i t i r l e rxd« H f L l 'r> ÍJ Érr'•: TT3P! mm ELTON and ELTON Eradicai Hatters fv ! M . j-f s e c e rn - Tailoring - a ZI Write or phono for N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S in f o r m a t io n N o tice is h ereby given th a t the un d ersigneil, by a n ord er o f the County C ourt o f M arion C oun ty, S ta te o f i O reg on, duly m ade and en tered on Otto F. Zwicker, P op. the 19th day o f F e b ru a ry , 1 9 2 5 . was appointed a d m in istra to r o f the e sta te Phone list B a ie n t l.'lf W ilh n r o f A gnes H arding, d eceased, and th at he has duly qualified as such. All » » I • gtHHHHHHMHHMHN*— tH ftH H H H I— « — «tMHMHHMHHMHMMHk persons having claim s a g a in st said e sta te a re hereby notified to present I the sam e, duly verified as required by low, a t the offices o f Guy O. Sm ith . 10.S Salem B a n k o f C om m erce B ld g., I in the City o f fvalem. M arion C oun ty, I O reogn. w ithin six month» from the I d ate o f this n o tice, to-w lt, F e b ru a ry 26, 1925. From D ep artm en t In d u strial Jo u r n M K U U N H A R D IN G , , klitm , O t v g o n A g ric u ltu ra l A d m in istrator o| the e sta te o f I ColU g« Agnes H arding, deceased. G U Y O. S M IT H . ------------------------ in* inU rahlp No. DIM A tto rney fo r A dm inistrator. P R U N E B L O S SO M B L IG H T Ladies and Gents CRO SS-W O RD P U Z Z L E No. 12 IS Made out of your wornool Carpets E r rVTË i CO. T Ì I ÌT Felt Hat» Popular Dr. I e i c h , D l* lrie t Hu t for ih • American felt hats are tlie most pop Have your envelopes printed with B a lcn i D lslrle t w ill p ie a ch a t Ih e ular type of headgear for men o f the your retu rn address. T h e T rib u n e M eth od ist c h u rc h lie g t .Sqiulay e\ « p . Rhllippincs during the rainy acusón can do the w ork. I that Is now on. ing. buds a rc not pulled off. T h is o f co u rse is not p ra ctica b le in orchards. Average Production of Salem, Oregron D r*. L. T . D ic k & L M . H i Chinese Medicine Co. S to n ise li trou bles given q u ick rv lslf H o ls te in -F rie u ia n C ow s by ta k in g our fam ous rem edies. A re A total of 20.030 pure bred Holsleln- absolu tely harm less, Is-lng com poun d . Frleslnn cows now have couiplefed • d from Im porti <1 herbs, roots and yearly production records in tbe ad vanced registry Of tho llo lsteln Frlee- and h-irks w hloh srv well k n o w * for Ian Association of America with nn Ilirlr cu ra tiv e prnpi-rtU *. 1 average o f 15,003 2 pounds milk nnd W e treat all d h o rilrrs o f m en , w o. 528.40 pound* liu lterfnt. equivalent to 000.(1 pounds butler, according to Ilia m en and ch ild re n . F ree c o n su lta tio n , report o f the superintendent of ad I 'all or w rite. vnnecd registry for Ilia In fit fiscal year 420 - 420 S ta le 8 t . (F p s la lr a .) recently closed. P hon e 283. Halem O regon. T h e average yearly production for 7,100 full age cows Is 17.548.2 pounds milk and 742.0 isiunds b u tte r; for 1.- 445 senior four-year-olds, 10,540.7 pounds milk nnd 007.3 pounds b u tle r ; for 1.005 Junior fmir-yenr olds, 10,011 I »»units milk nnd 078.4 imunds b u tle r; for 1,773 senior tliree-yenr olds. 15, K m 444.3 pounds milk and 051.7 pounds / Hufctortf rlon,tor rtlC.lv N b u tte r; for t.fitKt Junior three year- I Abodburn f H II» olds. 14,631 pounds milk nnd 0t4.fi Olire. rUm pounds b u tte r; for 2.312 senior two- year-olds, 13,071.7 pounds milk and 501.7 pounds butter, and for 3,703 J 11 nlnr two year olds. 13,(NK) pounds milk V DbnflD ft*1« '* < ¡ j \ *W W ir n » n o n /// nnd 555 pounds hu iler. O f these 20,030 row s 8-1 hold year - àkav1™ ^ ly records of over 1,000 pounds hu iler fat, or 1,250 pounds butter, and 50 have In 305 consecutive dnys pro duced over 30,000 pounds milk. 'tz Feeding Dairy Cow It Is easy to let the cow slip down In her milk production, hut very hard to bring her linrk. T he cow that milked well during the early part of the aunimer, when the pasture* were good, If nllowei) to go down when the pastu re* are poor nnd Ihe files a tor ment, will never come bnek and milk In the fall and winter ns she should A llllle feed will not only hold her from going down, hut make It possible to keep her up to n good level for months to conic. M-r £ £ / * . We are ngents fo r the C u rtis Pub||. cations. F a rm e rs ! G et the hast Farm M agazine published fo r thg price. C ountry G entlem an f il .0 0 ppr yeaf. Also l.m lies Home Jo u r n a l and Haturday E v en in g Poet. T u r n e r Tri bune, A gent. Give T he T rih u n e cre d it fo r wh*| you buy from ou r advertiser#,