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THE TURNER TRIBUNE Charles R. Archerd Implement Co. You Can 5ave Honey ON f . V- Riunirti. €httor I«suod Evory Thursday at Turner, Marion County, Oraron f SUBSCRIPTION $126 PER YF.AR. Enter'd at th« Poatofflee at Turner, Oregon, as aecond-«laaa matter, under the Act of March 3, 1879. A RETRACTION t Sales, Repairs and Service for McCormick Binder* M owers Rakes Tractors Since writing our editorial on the Old Age Pension Bill we have received a copy o f the bill. After reading it thoroughly! we gladly change our attitude towards the bill. From what j A Good Rebuilt Truck information we had of the bill it did not seem to us to be prac tical. It seemed to us that it would develop into a blanket proposition and that everyone past the age of («5 years could 1 T o n to 5 Tons /. claim the pension regardless o f their financial condition. If this was possible it would be a first class opportunity for graft. and Trailers Careful study places the bill in a different light. Section 6 of this bill provides that any parson who has deprived him or herself of property for the sole purpose of availing themselves of the peusion will be refused the same. Not Brothers - The Same Man Section 10 provides that in case o f the death of any pen Parts For All Cars sioner it is found that he or she had other income or property or income capable of supporting the pensioner, double the Ferry, at High S t Salem, Oregon amount of the claim shall be paid back to the county pension fund. . Upon study of the bill it seems that the sole purpose is to provide means of caring for those who have no means of sup -.« w port and thus make it possible for them to remain at home or SAM II. BROWN Fred J. T oo-e with friends or relatives in place o f going to the county farm or other institutions provided for their care. One o f the j Republican Candidate strong arguments in favor of the Old Age Pension from five < states where it has been tried out is that it does away with th e ' For Superintendent of county farms and the county charges are taken care o f at a Public Instruction saving over the old way. Sam H. Brown, the Gervais farmer, is again candidate for Wl„ cocperate Wllh AU, *hcoU. u-s- the Republican nomination for State Senator from Marion chcrs and patrons in educational wol- County. Mr. Brown has always stood square for the farmer'fare. ' *' of Oregon. Mr. Brown did not waste a lot of energy talking' pi «*« corner« hi« Statement •'» about reducing taxes but when the time came he demonstrated ' «»«didats#' Pamphlet ««oh ik™ «.t 1; is attitude toward tax reduction by opposing unnecessary e x -.b" oppo“ *u' peaditures in state government which would necessarily mean J’ou. w:*n,, * ‘"ch5f1 wpcrintcnl- increased taxes. Being a fanner Mr. Brown stands for better ma<h!r,e> eliqv|0 or roads, bettor marketing systems and in fact every measure that! >n,i thoroughly trained in Normal, will benefit the fanner. Mr. Brown is a man that should be;CoiU-g«!. and University, experienced supported by the people regardless of party. j»n«l successful in Rural. Village and City School*. V'ote For Fred J. Tooze Years ago we heard o f saloons being wrecked and the stocks being thrown out of the window, but the other day we heard, for the first time, of a print shop being wrecked and the type dumped out o f the window. Republican Candidate (ra id Advtl "L E S S L A W S at 1 SAN Kit I.AWa* M rs . L ot ist: H ig o s ‘I NOTICE O F H E A R IN G OF FINAL ACCO U N T Ca»Si4s«« Par R E P U B L IC A N NOMINATION- - Deering* Drill* Plantar* Cultivator* W agon* P otato Plantors P otato Digger* Di*k H arrow* Ensilage Cutter* Threshers Rollers FF.ED GRIN DERS A N D PRIM ROSE CRF.AM SE P A R A T O R S DeLaval Cream Separators and Milkers Dairy Supplies and Ptoltry Equipment Dairy Supplies and Poultry Feeds In ou r feed departm ent wo roll and grind our ow n feed from the best grain, selec ted from our »rain w arehouse, which means that we offer our custom er* the beat feed* that can be used. W. E. Burns -- Dan Burns ; Endorsed by thousands o f lead mg i citìaens ove- th«- entire state. Urges i uniform ton books for entire state and ¡ Plow* Harrow* - W e are fu lly eq uipped fo r cleaning C lev er seed and gm in , and fo r rolling or grinding grain. A n yon e w h o is now interested in any o f the abovo, or w ho may be later, should visit us and see how w e ll we are prepared to tako care o f the needs o f the Farm er, the Dairym an and the Poultrym an. O ur price* are right, quality con sidered. SA LE M . O REGON UL ........ .... — — — — ------- 710 STATE ST. bum F. J. LAFKY Republic*«« Candidal# lor Nomination R#|ir#«#alal«v# M anan C oanly Primaria* May XI TURNER HOYS IN HAD A C C ID E N T A bud automobile archtent occur- red Saturila) night at the Mill Creek bridge near th«- high school, «-„using * Ford road-der to come to rest lip suie down in the crock. The car drivon by Vernon c oat», of tin- Pleas ant Point district. Maxwell McKay ami tVcil Martin o f Turner were with him in tho ear. The boy» were on their way to Aum.vitl. when they collated with a Buick car said to I m from Sta y ton. They c«d!idcd with the railing o l th* right side o f the bridge then tier nell to this I« ft side nnd crashed through the railing and plunged into the crock, pinning the boya underneath. Outside of a g«o«l wetting the beys escaped with minor cuts ami bruises. Lower Taxes. l e v law. Heller observan«-«-. Better law an*! con scientious law enfurecí»« nl PLATFORM 1 favor »«Ijusting taxes according to ability to pay. Excerpt as a nutter o f promoting justice before the law, I I -o r placing the cost o f government c hose ben t-fitted or intereste«!. 1 favor less and simpler laws. I oppos«- either special burden« or «(•eeial favors. I have always favored strict obscr- •'snee and retention o f enactments o f the people. T H E Q K K C A I9 F A R M E R I favor efficient schools that there ■ P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E K oR may he th«- highest sense o f right and justice, and that an intelligent public STATE SEN ATOR opinion may support the administra SURPRISE tion o f law and public affairs. Dra L T. D ick « L M . N i C h in s** Medit in* Co. steauaeli 1 1 ou Me« glveu *|ul««b by taking our laun-us ivau db*. Alo ils e ls U l) ballati*««, la-tag <a*«upw*«V •al fn «u IttipuiL-d lieft«, route sail and Usrks «hu.li ais- «eN ktiuwa tur IhrU *aj rail « t- pnqs-rlt««. We lia al all «Kaoni«-/* ut u«ru, w*»- mesi and oblldfvu. Ftia* cstboultaltou. Ck«U or writ*. CJu L'n Rial# Rl (U pal air».) I fit usar M Pialen. Of eg« OI C . F. B R E I T H A U P T I U H. L ib a , i y Sleaa« FLORIST rb -n a S A I EM IM) OAECON GRANGE H AS G O O D M EETIN G l)r. O. L. Scott ( Paid A dvt. ) A conscientious, bauest sdmlnlxlrs- Surpris«- Grang- held their rogulu wlinoni (ear or favor, In the Interest l'a lm o / t'blrvpracfc-r oí. I he las payers ami especially the ;tRS. RIGGS STATES PLATFORM monthly m«-rting in the 1.0 O F hall at Turner Saturday. The program farmers. Phono H7. Ilu«i«lcncr !lWK The time has come for elerr think for the lecture hour was .Y her, in X M On the B A L L O T honor o f Mother's Day, win« • « a s on 'J.'itJ N. l l i g b 8 Irret ing. For many years laws have been pa .«••*! with feverish haste and many Sunday. Th - roll cal! was nn*wcro«l S tàk m . O r i g i n i C R ..W F O R D N EW S o f them afterwards found to be im with some appropriate quotation on the day. It is a fact that there are Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Thomason spent practical. Mayor John Giesy o f Salem was so many Law. existing at the present Sunday with Mrs. Tho-nason's sister. time that even lawyers, let al*m* plain pro .sent ami drlivcre«! an interesting l 'i i u d S i i l o > a i » o i i B i l i talk on Mother's Day. o f Amity. eitli* ns, cannot keep track o f them. G o n c r a l Banking r- In oiT«-r:t\* myself to the p«-opl*- of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I.ittkj wore l««teroet paid on fin s doy Marion County as a candidal*- for the oaiisrs at the J*n#>* Tracy home hear The following item is taken from •avtngs K ss sn ti State Legislature I wish to doelare an April issue o f a Minn* «ota paper, Marion. r «• • for the following platform: Cas. Stola A C anoism i«! it "The SteWartVille Stai.” : Mr«i, Mayro McKinney who ha* ( I > OiVmplet*- revision o f the auto- OAROON ''The missionary «trama entiUwd SALKM spent *• veral week.« in Portland re n.ubile law« and the elimination o f “ The Pill B ottle,"' present« d by the ceiving medical treatment, is home the annoying and petty features that League of Christian Emleavor «*f the Th« TrPnmo shop ran print your harass motorists. I „ , . . . . . . , now an«l mud) improved in health. hvangelical church, a t tr a c te d a la rg e butter «rrapa, letter Scads and en (2 ) Repeal o f th. fifty percent in- f t o lht. M«-tho*list Hall last telo psa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Little, Mr. crease on salesmen automobile lic.-n- w .- J n c l .y ct.-mng Every m. mber La.----- — —— ------- » . - re - J - - * C. 8. Stone and Mr. ar«l Mr*. Ray, ’ *'*■ _ o f th<- cast .p-riori»«vl their part <«- mond T-tu.- atten*le*l Grange in Tur-' (3 ) Unccas.ing an*l vigilant effort* ceptiorudly well sml -i«> hitch was Her Srturilay. for a constructive program helpful to caused^at any tim«-. Mrs. Ray St«-» - I High Clns* lira. Melvin Nipple wns host* «- on the agricultural ihterosta on which art (H aiol B a r), who iiire-ct. *1 th* j . - , ¡every permanent community la based. pl«y. d- «-rve.l much credit for th- Sunday afternoon in aoiHi. a ur . , . .. way c « ■ rything wns handl«Hl. The (41 Extremely cafeful considers little son Edward's sixth birthday. proceed« o f the * veniitg arc to b«- • * tion of all measures offered nn<! cn - IniloriiiK • Games wire played during the after us«*l L : missionary purpos*-a" leavor to repeal obsolete ami imprac 4M Court BL SALEM noon and later a delicious lunch was tical I iws. FOR In the County Court o f the State C IT A T IO N o f Oregon for the County of Marion, j In the County Court for the Coun- j REPU SE N T A T I V F In the matter o f the Estate o f Lucy ty of Marion. State o f Or«-gon. Etta Plank, Deceased. M ARION COUNTY IN THE M ATTER o f the Estate of Notice is hereby given that the fina! Adeline C. Carter, Deceased. P R IM A R IE S . MA V 21. 1096. account o f Elmer C. Plank, adminis-j To Mrs. Alpha Whaley, Charles W. ! (Paid AdV|.) trutor o f the Estate o f Lucy Etta Carter, G. 1L Carter. John Q. C a r-1 Plank, deceased, has been filed in the ter, B. A . Carter, Mrs. Marie Clair, j County Court o f Marion County, Ore Mrs. Myrtle McCall, Iris Carter gon, and that the 15th day or Jane. Stalling, Oel Carter, Markle Car 1926, at the hour o f 10 o'clock a.m., ter, Reed Carter, «‘.’ ade Carter. ha* bee* appointed by said Court fori Doyle Carter. Ne- nda Carter, Deity The Mother's Day program was hearing objections to said final ac May Carter and Lester Carter, and all other persons interested in said very goo*l and enjoye«! by all. Many count, at which Uma any persons in ' -tale. ter sted in said estate may appear and mothers, yo -ng and old, were present file objections thereto in writing and WHEREAS. application «• fit«« same. been made in due^SrSTto Ule a b o v f' Th* i P* akerj tol(i » h o originated named Court on the 13th day o f Mother’s day and why. The Mother’s ELMER C PLANK, Administrator o f the Estate of April, 192«, by ^ohn Q. Carter, Ad dny sermon in the evening was very Lacy Etta Plar.k, deceased. ministrator a t said Estate for an or n’ foresting. After the sermon Drylber der «nd license directing, authonxing, GUY 0 . SMITH, .npowering him to sell the Real Ltngtrec was ordained to the mirus- Attorney fe r Administrator. Estat.- Belonging to the Estate o f said ! try. We had a fine attendance at decedent, and described as follows, to- Christian Emleavor. This is for aii NO TICE OF SA L E O F R E A L **' j young people and you are invited to Lots Nos. one ( I ) , Two ( 2 ) , PROPERTY I take part in ¡L , ' Three (3 ) and Four ( 4 ) , in In the County Court o f the State Block No. Six (6 ), in Brooklyn Fathers and Sons Night — Next o f Oregon fo r the County of Marion. Addition to the City o f Salem, i Sunday evening will be fathers and Marion County, Oregon, as In the matter o f the estate o f L. A eofor schefne o f pin1 sons night. A special sermon will h«- shown by the recorded plat M. Bunnell, Deceased. ( r ) I believe in less laws, I do TURNER DEFEATS MILL CITY tnereof, together with miscellan- j preached to men. You will hats ^rvi white was carim L .ou t ,vp tal- e | not «•lit H h -u ritA KELT i a I, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that believe that the duty o f «•very PARC o]t| fnrnifitw* »**,1 /!*»♦ *.* eous, old furniture and fixtures- i special seats. Let us see how many the undersigned administrator of the The Turm-r ban-lmll t. am played Th# Turner High R. Imol Urclicslra eontained in the dwelling house estate o f L. M. Bunnell, deceased, by- j we can rally. As the next Sunday white hfrthiiay cake was a speoill fea- * p«-t law o f his own thereon. There are Mn exceptionally close gam«- with Mill w i l l give a recital I d tli* high ** h*„*l virtue o f an order duly issued out o f after will be mothers and daughters tore. Tiny pink baskets o f bonbons \ more laws now than can properly be * Sun*lay afti-rnoon on th< Turner auditorium o n I I I * evening o f M a r - i the County Court o f the State o f Ore AND WHEREAS, said Court fixed ; linmond. At the end o f the 10th This ««111 l><- ires to the public and «III gon f i r the County o f Marion on the on"the"ISth'day^oY’MTyT lT 2 « 7 a 7 io nl* ht let u< mcn *“ if wo c« nnot were.used as favors. The guests in- ' -»»s'-milatcd. o’clock A.M., at th.- Court Room o f ; Have a larger number present neat 17th day o f April, 1926 will sell at inning the score «too«l 5 to 5. The la* well worth I raring. The orches MRS. LOUISE RIGGS 'vmti tale at Room 16 Laud & Bush this Court in the Court House in . Sunday than the mothers and daugh- dud-jd Helen and Helena Witsel i , 11 th rais«'d the score on«- point for tra I* under I he dlrvcllon of Mrs. Clod- rk Building, in the City of Salem. Marion County and State.of Oregon. I teri. can it. Mothers and Pearl. Opal, Ralph. Norman ami Al |Turn«-r. Tl .. was umloubtcdly one tulter and are doing sums good « « r k . Marion County. Oregon, on Saturday, bert I arson. Helen Porter, Vanetta T. J. LAFKY FOR REPRF.SF.NTA , o f the clos«-s< games played here this Beside* |mtthug <m a concert at Turnrr the 22nd day of May, 1926, or there and t--e . granting o f said O lder *lay c«’ening. TIVF. after, to the highest bidder for cash tion , they priwrntcd their program at Mar season. _J . . t . !------ • - * Banner, Glenn ami Alice Titus and all the right, title interest and estate an<l llcen* of sale, The Gray I iggers playeii the Pump lon. They bar* aasislnt In eeserai *n- the honor guest, Edward Nipple. F. J. Lafkv o f Salem ha* annount- which the said L. M. Bunnell at the| Therefor-, In the Name o f the - kin Center t«-am on the Clovcrdale trrfnltinirniB glvrn In Turner. This time of his death had in and to th e ' State o f Oregon, You and . “aeh o f e«l for the Republican nomination for Several from this community nt- ground unit cleane«l them up to the promise* In ha ouo o f the best 'i stsn # foil« wing described premises, to-wit: you are hereby cited, directed and State Representative from Marion required to be and appear at said ; «core o f I «Ho 5. The Turner t«-um o f the srhool year. te-mletf the play given by the Turner Beginning at the S.E. corner County. The following extract from time and place then and there to show 1 o f section 24 in T. 9, S. R. 2 ilefeateil this team last Sundny 7 to High School which was given at Sub the Oregon Voter gives an insight in cause, if any you have or if any exist, 1 There was an increase in Sunday V . o f the Willamette Meridian 0 J. P. N A 1'EKM \ N I NATA 1.1.1 in Marion County, Oregon, and to the kim! o f a man you will vote for why an order o f sale should not be School attendance over last Sunday, limity Friday evening. made, as in the Petition prayed for, . running thence West 7.66 chains; M IL K IN G M A I H I N K if you vote for Lafky: am! why said Petition should not be A >roo‘ l congregation was pre- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Titus ami j thence North 3.37 chains; thence (From the Oregon Voter) Hsvcral o f the tanners In this arci Ion grant* <1 ami said order ami license sent to hear the pastor’.« Mother's Day family atU-mled a celebration o f the East 7.66 chains to the Township should not issue. F. J. I-afky ia the former city man TU R N E R TO H A V E O U TL E T have Inslulied portable milker* during line; thence South 3.37 chains sermon. fiftieth anniversary o f the founding ager, having orgamre-d the city gov to the place o f beginning, con OVER S. P. PROPF.RTY the past few weeks, J. p, Nadmiten Witness, The Hon. J. T. Hunt, The Epworth I-eague lesson was a o f a Sunday school in Avitnsville ernment o f Iui Grande when that city taining 2.58 acres excepting Judge of said Court with the seal o f Iwlng the laical lo Inalali a inai-hin*. therefrom the railroad right o f It ia thought that settlement has said Court affixed this 13th day o f booster lesson for the Institute. This inaugurated the one-man inn ring« meat .Mr. Nadmnuu purvliaard a Page Mili which was held Friday evening. way containing 27/106 acres, April, 1926. been reached in a controversy be i league, though not large, is nearly ter of Ilia portable type. idea. He now lives in the old John the amount o f land Pereby con tween the Southern Pacific Company gMr. ami Mrs. li. O. Witrel and always rei -«-sent*-*! at th- Institute at.| veyed being 2.31 acres. U. G. BOYER. Co. Clerk ; Minto home on Mission Street, Salem, By A. F. TASTRO, Deputy. Falls City, where they bdve perma family intend «I a meeting o f tlje com <levoting his time to the management ami the City o f Turner, which has Said sale will be made rnbject to (County Court Seal) the corfirmetion o f the above entitle«! b.-en in the air for some time regard A L'lmhed Fond sals and lunch will nent ground*. There will be a League munity club at West Stayton.j of hi* property. While at I m Grande court ing a right o f way for a street over hr served EheUon day (May 21) In ! social and business meeting at the ; Lafky made a record in economy, cut Mr. arpl Mrs. C. 0 . Bates o f 'Water Dat' d at Salem, Oregon, this 17th MARION COUNTY FEDERA the railroad property connecting with llis Wright building by the Clover. j Parsonage Friday night ting expense* to the h-*nc and so day o f Apri’ , 1928. the Clovi-rdule road. The railroad •Isle \V. C. T. I'., for tli* purposu loo were callers at the Raymond Ti reducing the tax levy ti.at the city TION AT AUMSVILLE compuny agreed to move the «I« pot o f raising money for (be Children's tus -horee Monday. J. C. SIEGMUND, found it difficult to get hack on a Administrator. providing t. h city would p„v the cost Farm Homo nt Corvallis. Everyone The Turner band has be«-n invited ; s t e i w e r r a l l y a t s a l i m financial keel that would finance im ROBIN D. DAY. and Marioi county agrees to incor coins and help Ibis worthy cause, to take part in the Marion County | Fre«l Moore and wife o f Mill City provements Inter found necessary. He Attorney for Administrator. A big rally will take plac» at 8a- porate the right o f way Into the n«-w Bee |„wlris lu slur* window* for price*. Community Federation program to be also served on the Salem school board Sunday visitor* with Mr. \ lem when Frederick Steiwer will give were market road project as an outlet to put on at Aumsville Friday evening NOTICE O F F IN A L ACC O U N T an adilres* at the Salem armory on Moore’^ parents, G. A. G. Moore ami I and on the Salem city council during the Cloverdaln nrark.-t road which is a period o f active expansion, several o f this week. May 1 1. Tuesday evening. May 18. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE to he built this summer. The coun Beside, a local program to be put ¡ A am ta b( ;ng Brran,.,;(, to wife and hi* brother George Moore J n,.w sch.ixds being built while he was ST.’* TE CF OREGON FOR THE ty to improve the right of way. on by the Aumsville-foA*. there w, 1 (le o f vari#u| 0l|fariia. •t«l family. : on board and considerable paving COUNTY OF MARION. ^ requests have be. p In the matter o f the Estate o f H. be the initiation o f Uio Silverton Hill. ti(>ng Percy Lyle and family and Frank *"'• br,,J*p » “* «*" Monday a number o f member.« o f ' comm tmty club and a couple o f vio W. Pratt, Deceased. , . . . . „ urnler hi» direction as chairman of ! heard from person* who wanb d to l.yie anil family were Sunday v.s.tor. th < > rtr,.nt or,|inan„ „ „ „ „ ¡t t ,.,.,,. lin solos. Surprise Grange gatheri-d at the C. S. 1 Notice is hcre-Ly given that the un 1 hear Steiwer at length that the ar dersigned, as administratrix o f the And then after that part o f the their parenU, J. F. Lyle and; Born Winona County, Minne»ot ., Stoni* farm and assisetil him with hi j estate o f H. W Pratt, deceased, has meeting there «rill be something worth mory has been engaged for that even 1863; came to Salem some twenty farm work. Obtained Send model or «ketrh filed her final account in the County ing. Delegations are expected from and we will promptly xsnd you a Court o f the County o f Marion, State hearing for those who have an inter .. . , _ . . „ . , v.-ars a go; four son* now farm ing! i various part' o f Marion, Polk, I.inn Mr*. Barharit Snyder o f G ervais' , ___ ' , _ ___, 1 report. Our book on 1'aunti and Hollis llon.-s is enjoying the pleas of Oregon, ard that Wednesday, the est in community matters. j ■ lt-lr own places, ami on«- son is in Persons pro- Trad» murk« will be stilt to yon 2nd day o f June. 1926, at the hour This is the appearance o f three ! an«i nearby counties. will ir Sunday visitor with her par- j hi(fh w hool; his own education was ures o f railroading. Hr started on request. o f 10 o'clock in the forenoon o f said i “ ~ ~ " " — ; ------ minent in the R publi -an campair n "nta, K. C. Baker and «bfe. _____ candidate* from Marion county who | R „ p ^ . , to be M.e n on the pi. t. received in Winona normal school; work on the section last wee!;. day room o f - - _ said « . » and the court . . . . ~ court taught srhool in Minnesota, Wiscon has been appointed b"y raid Court as w» nt r’iPr,' " nt th* iou nt>r ** *‘ n' form, 0 . Alexander ami I. M. Stout ure Mr. and Myx. Frank Baker and j the tir-c ami place for the hearing o f ator in the next legislature and also s i n and South Dakota; later farm«-d ------- PATENT L A W Y E R S-------- objections thereto amt the settlement the nine candidates for the House o f ---------------------- family o f Portland w ;re Sun«lay visi at Groton, S.D.; while at I m Grande Stout are employe«! on construction 305 Seventh SL, Washington. 0. C- t ereo . j Representative*. Several from Turner atten«le«l the tors at the E. C. Baker an«l J. F. he obtained - iirorou* cooperation of work on the new prj-er mill at Sah-m. Ovsr 14 Y .s r s ’ Ea ROSA PRATT, Administratrix. Arrangements will be ma«le where- city police witn all other law enforce * ' TERCY A. CUPPER, Attorney, I Yeomen invitation dance at the Fra Lyle Ivffnes. by any candidate who talks too long ment agencies at time state prohibi 411 Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore. The Tribune shop can print you» | will be invited to cut short the ora ternal Temple at Salem last Saturday Ha* had Hare your envelope« * -tuSwl wltli tion law went into effect. butter wraps, letter heart* and #n Give The Tribune credit for what tory. Possibly five minutes will be night and reported a very enjoyable i y«>ur retorn nddraaa. The Tribun* a broad experience in municipal ad velopoa. you buy from our ad vert ire rs. long enough for any candidate. vening. ministration. ran do Ole -cork. I I Di H. MOSHER Ladle's and (ieots C Uj'ïaei S Ä . 7 Ä , “• *» M. E.Church I PATENTS! D. SW IFT & CO. * «• w M ta w. * ^ mm .A*« •* » 8»e ■