THE TURNER TRIBUNE ginning, and containing 61.40 acre* of land, situated in Marion County, 8 U tc of Oregon. 9. 9- Riunirli. EJittnr Said sale b rin g made subject to redem ption in the m anner provided Issued Every Thursday at Turner, Marion County. Oregon by law. Dated this 25th day of January. S I BS< K I P T I O N f 1.2A T E R Y E A R . E n t e r e d a t t h e P o s to fflc e 1926. at Turner. Oregon, as second-class matter, under the O P. BOWER, Sheriff o f Marion County, Oregon. Act of March 3. 1879. TH E GAME COMMISSION AND THE GAM E LAWS NOTICE OK HE ARINU OF FINAL ACCOUNT I I I the County C ourt of the State' of Orvgon. for tin* County of Marion In the m atter of the Estate' of M. I. He li.sel, I V-evii «>.1. None« is hereby given that the linai account of E sther W arm er, ad m inistrator of (he estate of M. t. ITensel, deceased, has bean Bled in the County C ourt of Marion County. Oregon, and th at tho 23rU day of Marcii. 1926, a t the hour o f 10 o'clock a m., has been appointed by said 'o u rt fo r hearing objection» to aaid " rh time any prr- flnal account, a t whir sons interested in said estate may ap pear and tile objections thereto In w riting and aontest same. ESTH ER W’A R ISE R . A dm inistratrix. The TRIBUNE ADM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF MARION COUNTY. STA TE OF OR EGON. In the m atter of the estate of S arah E. Cah 11, deceased, Notice is hereby given th a t by o r d er of the C ounty C ourt of Marion County, S tate of O regon, duly mad. an<l elite red m the 30th day of Jnn uary, 1926, th e undersigned was ap pointed adm inistrator with the will annexed of the estate of Sarah E CahUl, decear-d, and th-.* he has duly qualified as s a h . All persons “ 1 hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tne same duly verified is required by law, the undersign d a t the law office P. -t T. Ford. Room 213, Bush Bank sliding, Sab m, Oregon, w ithin six i »nths from the date of this notice Dated this 4th day of February i 926. T. K. FORD. A dm inistrator with the will annexed of the estate of Sarah E. Cahill Deceased Date of first publication Feb. 4. Date of last publication March 4. 113 N. Liberty Sir**« ' +* FLORIST Fk.ui« AM S A L IM OREGON Dia. !.. T. Dick U M . H uai Chine*« M edicine Co. SHF.RIFK'S NOTICE OK SALE OF REAL PROPERTY ON FO RE CLOSURE The laws of the State of Oregon art' made by the legisla Notice ia hereby given. T hat by ture which is duly elected by the people. According to the of .in execution duly issued out initiative a.id referendum the people are given the privilege of virtue of the C ircuit C ourt of the S late oi Oregon, for the County of Marion, voting on laws directly affecting the people. The last session and to me directed on the 25th lay of the legislature fixed the hunting season on Chinese Pheasants of Jan u ary , 1926. upon s judgm ent at two weeks. The Game Commission has arbitrarily shorten and decree duly rendered, entered of record nnd docketed in and by said NOTICE TO CREDITORS ed the season to one week. Probably their reason was to con C ourt on the 16th day of Jan u ary . Notice is hereby given that the un I I M , m a c e rtu n suit then in said serve the birds. Every time they have shortened the season Court pending, wherein A. A. Keene deraigned, by an o r rd ic er r of of the county he birds have been scarcer. The proof of the pudding is in was plaintiff and John W alling and Court of M arini County. S tate of J Walling. Kred Straw ami ! O gun. duly made and entered on the eating. If the supply of birds has become less every time Celia Mary L Straw , Clara Ault and Ray > 22 mi day o f Jan u ary , 1926, was they shorten the season then that does not solve the problem. Ault, ami Marion County. Oregon, a »1 Jointed adm inistrator of the estate were defendants, in fav <*'■ " ’m. K. Tallin, and th a t ho has Last year they very wisely ( ?) released some thousands of ' o corporation, r of plaintiff and against said da- < jig qualified as such. All person* >irds iust prior to the hunting season so that they could be fondants John Wal ing, Celia J WaJ-1 having claims against said estate arc ling. Fred Straw and Mary L. Straw hereby notified to present tho same. C vi rhtered as soon as the season opened. Why not wait until by which execution I »m commanded duly ver fled as required by law. at ..:t»r the hunting season is over and then release the birds and to sell the propert.. in Slid execution the offices of Guy 0 O. Smith, 403 S a herein after describe.1 to pay the* lem Rank of Commerce Rl<tg„ In the give them a chance to neat and hatch their litters for the next ami urn due tho plaint T of $1200.00 with City of Salem. Marion C ounty, O re year Wouldn’t this be the better way to increase the supply interest thereon at the rate' of 7 p e r , gon. - . w ithin six months from tho date per anm .m from the 3rd day of o f this notice, to-w it Jan u a ry 2Sth, of birds than to release them before the season and then arbi cent F ebruary, 1922, until puid, %nd the 1926. trarily usurp the legislative powers and fix the hunting season fu rth er sum of $150.00 atto rn ey 's EDWARD SCHUNKE. fees, and the fu rth e r sum of $355.63 to suit themselves. A dm inistrator of the estate of taxes paid by plaintiff with interest Wm. K. Fall in. thereon at the rate o f t2 per cent per annum from the 5th day o f April, 1924, to g eth er with the costs nnd dis BREAKERS AHEAD FOR GENEVA bursem ents of said suit taxes! at NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT Internationalists used to tell us that the reason so many $42.00. and costa and expenses of execution. 1 will on Saturday tty •'uropean conferences ended in failure was that the United said the 27th day of F ebruary, 1926. at of O regon for the County of Marion. States was not represented. The Locarno conference, it is the hour of ten o’clock A.M. of said. of a t the West door of the County e . ' true, has proven pretty much of a success so far, but the day C ourt House in Salem. Marion Co«n H Kn" U’1' l v \ ’ “ «'• 'temationalists were not satisfied, even with that, because we ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to | , Notice is hereby given that the the highest bidder fo r cash in hand , f' nnl *c*,»unt of G ertrud* Knuths, ad- did not have a finger in the pie. on th. dav o f -ale. all the right, title, I m in istratn * of the estate of tra n k B u t now, strange to relate, there seems to be breakers interest and . state which said defend- !H K nuths. deceased, has been filed an ts and all persons claiming under I*? the County l ourt of Marion 'vead for the disarmament conference at Geneva, at which we them subsequent to the execution of County, Oregon, ami th at the . th day will be represented, and there are sinister rumors that it may p lain tiff s m ortgage in, o f and to said ° f March. 1926, at the hour of 10 a.m.. has * * been appointed ...... w‘ — --------------- by **” not be held and even if it is held it will not amount to anything. premises hereinbefore m entioned and o'clock in said execution as follows, said C ourt fo r hearing objections to Some of the countries scheduled to take part now say described said Aral account, at which tim e any to- w it: persons interested in said estate may that there is no use in discussing disarmament if Russia is not The N orth h alf of the South appear and file objeetiona thereto in in on the agreement. Little nations adjoining Russia are E ast q u a rte r ami the South half we ,ng and conte.-t same. of th-» N orth E ast q u arter of Sec afraid of the Red republic and don’t want to disarm as long GERTRUDE KNl THS. tion Two (2 ) , Township Nine A dm inistratrix o f th e Estate off as there is a Russian menace. In addition there are all sorts (9 ) South of Range Three (3 ) F ra n k H. K nuths. deceased. E ast of the W illam ette M eridian of rumors as to what Russia is going to do to the interests of GUY O. SMITH tn Marion County. O regon: Also A ttorney fo r A dciinh-tratrtx. the capitalistic nations in China and other parts of the Orient. th e N orth W est q u arter of the South W est q u a rte r of Section Therefore the time does not seem ripe for disarmament as One (1 ) in Township nine <9> it did a few weeks ago. America has always been for sane South of Range Three (31 West NOTICE TO CREDITORS o f the W iliam ett- M eridian in and sensible measures to prevent war and there was little if Notice is hereby given th a t the un- Marion County. Oregon. any objection to our taking part in the preliminary meeting at by an order of the County Said sale being made subject to re ttersigned of Marion County, Stab- of Geneva. But if the conference is not, or if ft fails to accom- demption in the m anner provided by Court Oregon, duly made and entered on plish anything, the intemationlists in America are going to be la*, the 30th day of Jan u ary . 1926, was Dated this 25th day- o f Ja n u a ry , appointed admin -t rotor of the estate in a bad fix. They won't be able to blame the failure onto the 1926. of H. J. M-.ller and th a t he has duly United States. qualified as such. All persons hav O. D. ROWER. The above taken from the National Republic explains the Sheriff of K a n o n C-ountv. Oregon. ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the sansr. position of the United States very clearly. The European na duly verified as required by law ait tions do not seem to be able to give us the right to run our own th" offices of Guy O. Smith, -103 Sa lem Bank of Commerce Bldg., in the business to suit ourselves. They want to meddle with other) S H E R IFF'S NOTICE OF SALE OF City of Salem, Marion County, O re nation’s affairs but when they get their toes stepped on then REAL PROPERTY ON FO R E gon, w ithin six-m onths from the dat CLOSURE o f this notice, to-wit, F ebruary 4, the firevorks begin. They have succeeded in getting us into 1926. the Lea; ue Court and are not satisfied with that but are still Notice ¡j Hereby Given. T h at by B. J. J. MILLER. virtue of an execution duly is.iued out harping on the proposition that we are responsible for the of the C ircuit C ourt of the S tale of A dm inistrator of the estate of H. J . Miller, Deceased. failures of other conferences on account of our not taking part O regon, fo r the County of Marion O. SMITH. in them. The very thing Russia is waiting for is the time when and to me directed on the 19th day GUY A ttorney fu r A dm inistrator. Ja n u a ry , 1926, upon tiie border nations will disarm so that she can cram her red i and^eere^duly“*’ tid^ruNiwSTJii propaganda down their throats at the point of the bayonet as 1 record ¡.ml docketed ¡n and by said C ourt on the 12th day of Jan u ary , she has done in China. 1926, in a certain suit then in said C. F. B R E IT H A U P T of this Bst of leading Htiimach Iniuldra gl yen qoluk n-M f hy laklng «tu faiimu« reiiiwtlb-«. Ara aliNilulely bar itili •», l.l u g imiupmtart- rd fnuii lui pui ted buri*, mota m i ! aulì hsika w II lidi are well kiiow» Air llirlr ouratlva ptiqx rlli« MAGAZINES W e Irval kll illacriler* i»f m en, s u . pietà a n d o lili,lin i Km* iw iuaullatlnn. fall or » rii*. $ ^ 0 0 4»| - 426 Miai* RI. 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MOSHHR High Cintili Ladle's and Gents - Tailoring - 471 Court H t SALEM ' should take p u t in the d (reunion.— W alter IVtc.won. M. E. CHURCH Stato.. Toten. SL or R. F D . ----------------------------------------------------- □ American N m l b v « * « □ A m e ric a n P o u ltry A d v o c a te □ □ □ □ O □ a □ Biodo A Lod«ov Capperi* Fermar Foret * Firmada Tho Farm Journal Fares Life G estio n en Good Storio« H a m Ciccia choose □ IL m m F rie n d □ H< m o eb eid Ga □ H o u m b o ld □ litueSreSod □ Motlao.'e Homo Ufa □ Q Q □ P m Win d e r w eekly ) M teeuoe T o d a y 's M a c a a a lfc T ra c to r A G oa F a g io » R eview W o m an ’s W o rld z iz f ü z to o by THE LAMB MARKET BEHAVLO IN 192 * TVS' « M Î T TRINO Of f*T L4M■ PRIC f l ZH0 R IÇ IIP T tl .la u e r a u io-’a e o ' Mar 'ju a S a u i z u e ' s r e ' o r T 'é n v 'n c c n u n tn a i» HUMOR CD ra r C ourt pend ng. w herein. Union Sav- “ ' I ings A Loan Association, an Oregon S H E R IFF'S NOTICE OF SALE OF ! Corporation., was plaintiff and P ter SUMMONS Z err ami i.ela Z err, his wife, Albert REAL PROPERTY ON FO RE E state, a corporation, and W aiter In the C ircuit Court of the State CLOSURE Stolz, were defendants in favor of o f Oreg n fo* the County of Marion. Notice is hereby given. T hat by- plaintiff and agninst sa:ii defendant D cpa.cm er.t No. 2. P r Z err and Lela Z err, his wif Cora Coo'ey Rose, Plaintiff, vs. virtue of an execution duly issued out by e te which execution I am command- I of the C ircuit Court o f the State of John J. Rose, D efendant. Oregon, fo r the County o f Marion, to sell the property in said execution To John J. Rose, the above-named and to me directed on the 2oth day and herein after described to p s v the d e fe n d a n t: of Ja n u a ry , 1926, upon a judgm ent sum due the plaintiff of Two T i . ouj In the name of the State o f Ore and decree duly rendered, entered of and Dollars ($2,000.00), with inter- gon: Y on are hereby required to ap record and docketed in and by said est thereon a t the rate of 10 per cent. p ear and answ er the com plaint filed Court on the 14th day of November, p er annum from the 2nd day of April against you in the above entitled 1925, in a certain suit then in said 1925, until paid and the fu rth e r sum court and suit on or before the 27th C ourt pending, w herein F ran k Kam- of $11.50 fo r continuation of ab- day of F ebruary, 1926, and if you, ere r was platntiff and J. A. Hillmer, I ^ r a c l, ar.J the fu rth e r sum of $61.51, Hilm. r, Ed. Smith. Admin- P °id ** delinquent taxes, and the fur- fail to so appear and answ er said I Dollie . ith t ----9EJ— i e Will ................. A nnexed of . I th e r sum o i *150.00 atto rn e . y ’s fees, co npiaint by said date, the plaintiff istrato r ----- will apply to the court fo r the relief Fred W. Sw artz, deceased, Edna j together with the costs and disburse- prayed for ir. said complaint, to-wit, 1- Sw artz, Edwin J. S w artz,' °* , u 't taxed at Fifty-nine fo r a decree dis; Iving the bonds of i and Miriam Sw artz were defendants, • Dollars ($, 9.00) and costs and ex- matrim ony now existing between the I in fav o r o f plaintiff and against said ! Pens''s of said execution. I will on plain :T and - • fe. .. .: :, that th. plain def- nd ants, J. A H dm er an* Dollie Saturday, the 20th day o f February, tiff be aw arded the care, custody and Hiltner his wife, by which ucccu- 1926, a t the hour of 10 o clock a.m. control of tneir m inor child, G ertrude tion I am commanded to sell the pro- 4a,<* ‘k'T a l th* West door of the B itty R e?:; for the recovery from perty in said execution and her« in- VountT (’o u rt Hoi! le in Salem, Mar- ine d efendant of the sum of $ 2 0 .0 0 1 a fte r d< :crib©-l to pay the sum due ion County, O regon, si II a t publie p - r month tow ards the n u rtu re and ¡'h e plaintiff of $3000.00 with inter- auction to the hig. st bidder fo r cs " dcation of sani G ertrude Betty Rose st tm-reon a t th rate o f 7 per oent hand on t .- day o f rale, all the untii she » sixteen ;•> :rs old; fo r the per annum from the 7th day of à ia ). title, interest and estate which TURNER R EPR ESEN TED AT HE prices for lamb hove been relatively high In 1925, with Innih rupplles - co. i frui i the "u endant of uie 1923, until paid, anci the fu rth e r sum «'«1 defendants and all person* claim- nvallalile fur slaughter only slightly below normal figures, iccordliig to an EDUCATIONAL EXPOSITION ■um oi $59.00 plaint :r attorney of $550.90, a tto rn e y ’s fee.', together mK under them subsequent to the 4th analysis of the lamb market by the Hears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation, fees, and for tr e ..lain*. T’s cesti • r.e ! with the costs an i d sburri menta of ,|ay of April, 1925, in, of and to said in the sheep.p'oduclng elates pastures and ranges have been good. Condi di.,bune-riii nts of this suit to oe tax -aid suit taxed a t $35.00 and cooto Pr* ' “ lies liereinbefore m entioned and tions In Hie whole ureu west of the Rocky mountains are vastly better than ed. You are f j r th c r notified t h a t |a!>d exm-nsi-s of Slid execut.on j | described in said execution as follows, i to-w it: they were n year ago. this summons is served upon you by j will on S aturday the 27th day of I O. A. C., Corvallis, Feb. 1 1 - Rep i ablication thereof in the T u rn er T ri-■ F ebruary, 1926, at the ho u r of ten! The abeep Indyatry was much more profitable In 1023 than It waa In 1021 resentative.i from T u rn e r high school Lots tw enty (2 0 ) and Twenty- b in * , a new spaper of general circu -| o'clock A.M. of said day a t the West one (2 1 ) in the Subdivision of are attending the third annual E duca Lemh prb-es In Chicago averaged $13.V, in November, 1023, ns Compared with -tion published in the County of door o i the County C ourt House in an average of $<Ut3 for the same month In lb* five years from Hag* to 1013. Blocks Tw enty-eight (2 3 ) and Ir rion and S tate <-f Oregon, p u rsuant Salem, Marion County, Oregon, sell tional exposition, h ere F eb ru ary 19, The top price waa roached In January, at $18 30 per hundredweight, and th» Thirty-five (3 5 ) of Yew Park to an order of the Honorable L. H. |* t public auction to the highest b:d- 20 and 21. These are Ruth Stover, low prlro of $12.30 came In May. Both pricy* nnd recelpta have fluctuated up Annex No. 2 in the City of Sa .'■¡cMahan, Judge of the above entitled der fo r cash in hand on the day of lem, M.-irion County, Oregon, as faculty memli«r; K enneth I-oretz and up ond down through the entire season, hut effort* to expand production have court. I lale, all the right, title, interest and p er the duly,record d piat of said Vernon Coat* a, boys; Evelyn A rchi kept market receipts down liecauae ranchers were retaining their ewe lamha You are fa rth e r notified t k . t which said defendants and all Subdivision now on file and of with n-lileh to replenish and Increaae their fiocka. The number of ewes slangli bald, girls. <’x:e of ihe firet publ -Htion o f tr i fK’ra0nB elaim inK ""rier ,hem subse- record in th e office of the Re tered from July to September In JOBS la the amulleat for Hiut. same period dur summons is on the 13th day of Jan'-I *’^ C '!? £CU!-I®n 01 plaintiff’s More than 150 high schools are re corder of C oiveyances in ami for uary, l «2 5. end th a t the list pubh- i 'nort«a 6*| ,n- oi « fd t® *»'d premises | Marion Coo.ity, Oregon, more presented t' < year, with nearly 800 ing the last four years. alio:, of th- sair. will be b. on deseribed The number of lambs on feed both In the eorn belt snd In the Western p articularly described as follows: l“ c jin said execution as follows, to-wit: authorized legates on the capipus. feeding districts Is smaller than Inst year nnd norno advunce In the prenent 2 4th day of F ebruary, 1926. Beginning on the W est line of This is th< I »rgest attendance since 12th S tre e t in said City of Sa price of lamb seems probable from now on. rtiere will probably be n larger Beginning a t the South East B. S. MARTIN, the exposition becam e an annual ev lem, Marion County, Oregon, lamb crop, however, thl* spring nnd a moderately lower level of prlcee as corner of the W est half of the Salem, Oregon, a t a point thereon 99.90 feet South E ast q u a rte r of Section then* lambs come to market during 192(1. enL A ttorney fo r Plaintiff (■ .uth from the N ortheast corner 10, in Township 9, South of D uring tie- exposition tbe college oi Lot 3 in Block 28 o f Yew Range 3 W est of the W illamette hopes *o stim ulate thinking along the Pa.-k Annex No. 2 aforesaid; and Owen Thomason won the Lincoln Meridian in Marion County, Ore CHURCH OF CHRIST NOTICE TO CREDITOR3 running thence West 210 fe e t; lin ., of higher education ir p rep ara medal on at\ essay w ritten on parts gon ; and from thence running Notice is hereby given th a t the un thence South 59 fe e t; thence Nortn 3.60 chains along the E art tion fo r the vocation whirh stodent o f Lincoln's life. Sunday school was well attended Mrs. Geo. Moore dersigned, bv an o rd rr of the County Ea.it 219 fe e t; thence North 50 boundary line of the W est half intends to follow. The college has and Mrw. Bond acted as judges of the last Sunday. C ourt of Marion County, State of Wo invite you to a t feet to the place of beginning. of the South E ast q u a rte r o f said Oregon, duly madr and entered on planned to give a real e-rvice to the composition. Also: Lot Seven (7 ) and E ight tend next Sunday. B r.ng fath e r and section; thence N orth 89 degrees the 26th day o f Jan u ary , 1926, war (8 ) in Block One (1 ) of J. My delegates by indicating through lec 57 m inutes W est parallel with m other and a friend with you. Bro appointed ad m inistrator "of the -state ers Addition to the City of Sa High School Basketball team will th e r Shelley will give the m orning the South boundary line o f said tures, demon etrations, exhibits and o f Harmon Y. Magi e, and tn a t he has lem, Marion County, Oregon, as Section 26.615 chains to a stone round table discussions the work to play St-iyton on the gym floor Friday sere vn, which will be interesting to duly qualified as such. All persons the same appears on the recorded in the West boundary line o f ight. having claims against said estate are which the various curricula lead. plat th ereo f on file and of re all who attend. , Fred W. Sw artz’s lan d ; thence hereby notified to present the same, cord in the County R ecorder’s South 2 degrees 30 m inutes West We had a program Friday a f te r d u ’y ended as required by law, at Office of Marion Coi county, State In the evening tho young people along said W est boundary i.ne the offices of Percy A. Cupper, 411 of O n 'gon. i noon in comm em oration of Lincoln's of the C hristian Endeavor will give 7.62 c' ains; thence South 08 de Masonic Temple, in the City o f 8a- TURNER HI NOTES Said sale being made subject to re grees 37 minute* E ast along said birthday, a fte r which the school clean the entire evening program . Como 1. rn, Marion County, Oregon, within demption in the m anner provided by West boundary line 7 chains to ed up the school grounds and were out and hear the-a, it may be worth six m onths from the date of this no law. S tudent bo«fy*held a m eeting Tues a stone 11x7x6 inches; thence tice, to-w it Jan u ary 26, 1926. Dated this 19th day of January,. day to eleet new officers. They nre lismissed. South 5 degrees E ast along said your while. Sp. cinl music will be 1926. L. W. MAGEE, W est boundary line 6.10 chains as follows: President, R oberta Wil The High School basketball team given. F o u r young people will deliv. A dm inistrator of the estate of O. D. BOWER. to an iron p ip s; thence East Harmon Y. Magee, Deceased. Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon son; vine p -sident, V ernon C oates; won over Jefferson last Friday even er the serm on or will a t least try to, 29.95 chains to the cen te r of the th a t is »¡leaking of my p a rt anyway. PERCY A. CUPPER. Pacific Highway; thence North treasu rer, K p n -th I.o retz; secretary, ing. S u b s c rib a f o r th e T rib u n e 20 degrees (Vest 14.64 chains C hristian Endeavor topic for next A ttorney fo r A dm inistrator, Ella A rchibald; Monogram men, Wil- along the center o f the Pacific The proceeds of the basketball Sunday evening, "Lives transform ed 411 Masonie Temple, Salem, Oregon. lio Pearson nd Dorothy M oore; ed Highway to t i e South boundary Have your nvelope* printed with itor, Dorri* llille a ry ; yell leader, Ow game and basket social Saturday by C hrist." Pleas • be on time, 6:30; line of said section; thence North D ira The T ribune credit for what for this discussion. C hristian E n e 89 degrees 57 m inutes West your return address. The Tribune en Thomasons R ergeant-at-arm s, Clif evening were about $60.00. you buy iront o u r advertiser*. The shower* have been com pletel •leavor is a place w here everyone 4.495 chains to the place of bc- ean do the w ort. ford Erudey, T —— ""i1 ■ In spit« of a bad cold the pastor dol’. 'c.od two good w rinona last S un day. Sunday school atti m lancr was uicrgared over the Sunday before. The boy» class was the flrst to pins* the flrst s t a t i o n in the auto race con test will be entertained a t a party in the heme e f Mr«. K C. G unning. They have Invited the girls class to enjoy it with thertl It looks very’ much aa Though the hoy* Were gulng to be the fir..I to pass the next station. Regular nervier* m-st Sunday both m orning and evrning The young people are invited to attend the Kp- w orth I.- ague at 6:30. CRAWFORD NEWS • Mr Richard W alker returned heme a fte r i-cnding several m onths in C al ifornia. Hi uiys he Is tired of sum mer. Mr and Mis. Paul W alker and children, also Mia# Alice Pi derson, w.-re Week-end visitors at Mrs. W al k er’* parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. H T h )mason. Mita Jo an Bownu »p ut T hursday and Friday with liar ui.cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Little. Mr*. Mayro McKil.oey is in Al bany with her sister, who is til. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nipple were Sulern visitors last Thursday. Mr. and Mr* I.ittie, Mr. and Mrs. T itus und Mrs. Nipple attended the G range in T u rn er Saturday. SU RPRISE GRANGE G IVES LINCOLN PROGRAM Surprise Grange met in the I.O.O.F. hull S aturday for th eir regular m onth ly meeting. A good attendance was present including some visitors. A fine dinner was spread in the banquet hall nt noon. The tim e a t the lecture hour was devoted to quotations and readings regarding Lincoln, giving many int.-resting happenings during hi* life. The men’s chorus sang two num bers, My Old Kentucky Home and Old Folks at Home, They were ac companied on the piano hy Mrs. Thomas I.ittie. A fter the program tile reg u lar busmen# of the G range was taken up. BASKET SOCIAL GIVEN FOR TURNER HIGH SCHOOL A double header basket ball game was played S aturday night betw een T u rn e r High and the S tate School which rraultud in a victory for the S tate school. The second game was betw een the T u rn er llasketball Club and the Gates team , which resulted in a victory for the T u rn e r team. Tho game was attractively advertised l»y posters made up by the boys front clipping, from various papers and magazines. A fter the games a bas ket social was held by the stud< s i body. The entire proceeds of thq evening were about $60, which will he applied on the showers which tho stu d en t body have had placed in tho gym. Hav* your envelope« printed with yonr retu rn addire*. The T ribune can do the work.