NO I U i < t I H.ING
NOTICI. rOCRF.DITORS
N otici ... lu-rvby c.vc» thnt »Ito un-
j ùerm y'icd, h) a n v.sier o t thè l'o u n ty :
| C ourt of M arion C o u til), 8r.it or j
3L JI. Ki’utlrjt. CMtxir
O ivgou, .tute untilo ami e ut.'red olt i
1:1 tórli <Uv ot No comber. 1926, was j
Issued Ever}- Thursday a t T urner, Mtu'ion Count)', Oregon
anpointed ndmtni*tr«ti»r o r thè ostato
« t H W Cooper. .t.e o s o .t. and lh"t 1
he lisa ilulv qualitU'd a< su d i
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SUBSCRIPTION $ 1.25 FFK YEAR
Enter»'.I nt the Postofflee persona
b a rin * cltiM a ngiunst saiil
at ’iu .ite r, \jtv gou, a* s.vond-class m atter, under the
ostate . ro h, reo) notiti,',I ty H ic . nl
thè samo, du!> rerified » required by
Act o< March a. 1879 .
lave, at tè» ottico* of liu y O. 8 ’nith.
405 Saloni Bank uf Com merce HI,lo .
io tho C ny of Salem , M arion C e u n j).
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GCY O. SMITH. '
A Uomo) ivi Aitmlriiatratur.
THE TURNER TRIBUNE
* “I pledge allegiance to the Flog of tho United States
and the country for v hich it stands. One nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice f o r a li“
6.6 7 .
Pedestrians are reminded tl at while they have the
technical right of way, ;t is of little use after a serious col
lision With a fool motorist.— M’arhu'gton Star.
Dispa'.ches relate the storr of a school boy who ran
away and became an aviator, n the DO's he would have
tume dcowboy.— Detroit Free Press.
The United States as she is today: About a hundred
and twenty million people dodging 25,090,000 automo
biles.—Jacksonville Timg3-UnIon.
Gene Tunney says he is now ready to fight anybody
at any time, but we notice he remains a bachelor.—Pitts
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Nothing changes except definitions, t is “personal
ity” now, but used to be “bra;..-i.”—Bridgeport Telegram.
quired to a p p ea r arui answ er the com
plaint hied a*ain<t you in the above
e n tit1 -d C o u rt and cause on o r before
six w eeks from th e d ate of first pub
lication of th is sum m ons, and if you
fail so to answ er, fo r w ant th e re o f
tlw- I’lainliH will spply to the C ourt
fo r the relief p rayed fo r in his com
p laint, nam ely; T h at you and each o f
you be required to Set forth tho na
tu re and e x te n t of y our in te rest or
e state in o r lien upon the follow ing
described prem ises, to-w it:
Lots N um ber One ( 1 ) . Two
f 2 ) , and T hree ( 3 ) . in Block Six
tee n (1 6 ) in N orth Salem Addi
tion to the City o f Salem , in M ar
ion C ounty. Orejron, as shown by
the duly recorded plat th ere o f
T h a t the adverse claim s of each and
every o f th. above nam ed D efendants
be determ ined by the to o v c nam ed
C o u rt, and th a t the riirht o f posses
sion and the title to said real p ro p e r
ty be fo rev er q u itte d by a drere« o f
this C ourt, and th a t by said decree it
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INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
237 No. Liberty, Salem, Oregon
f
Portland Electric Power Co.
D(vaicn 0//ÌCCI at—
Swtem. Oregoa
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SUMMONS
In the C ircuit C ourt o f the S tate of
O regon fo r M arion C ounty, D e p art
m ent No. I.
J. A. A C. E. Sm ith. Plaintiff.-., vs I
H. W. Becker, D efendant.
To H. W. Becker, th e above nam ed'
d e fe n d a n t;
In the name o f the S tate o f O re
gon. you are hereby required to a p
p ear and answ er the com plaint filed j
a g a in st you in t h 1 above entitled
cause and court w th in »lx weeks from
the date of the fir,t publication o f ,
this sum m ons, as below sta te d , or i
w ithin six w acks tre m the date o f ;
personal service upon y ou; and if you
fail to so answ er or apps'ur herein,
fo r w ant th ereo f the plaintiffs will
apply to the C ourt fo r ju d g m en t a g
a in st you in the sum o f JDo.oO, to
g eth er w ith in te rest thereon a t the
ra te of 8 percent i v r arntfm from th -
y»t da) >>f N o'.-m ber. 1925, until
paid, to g eth er with the sum of ioO.OO,
reasonable a tto rn e y ’s fees, together
w;th plam ti:. s costs and d .'b u rsc-
m -u ts incurred herein.
y o u art- hereby notified th a t plain
tiff» a> ,vm navel in accordance with
law. a fte r th - filing o f affidavit and
um lertakinz- fo r a tta ch m en t, wuiuaiiee
o f w rit of atta ch m en t, nnd tho levy
ing u f said w rit o f a tta c h m e n t by the
sheriff of Marion C ounty, O regon, a t
tached v o 'ir in te rest in and to the
fo lljw in g described p roperty, to-w d.
A one-third in te re it in J39 b>u. > of
piunes, less 5 tack th a t have been
H eretofore shipped to defendant.
T his sum m ons is served upon you
by oiiblicat .n th> roof for six consec
utive weeks in the T u rn e r T ribune, a
new.-paper. of general c ircula'ion,
rioted aqd publi.'htd a t lu rn e r, in
larion C ounty, O regon, t '. e date of
tim fird publication th ere o f shall be
T hursday, D ecem ber 2. 1926, and the
d ale o f 't h e last publication th ereo f
hall be T hursday, J a n u a ry 13, 1927,
aii done in accordance w ith the order
of the Honarubh L. H. McMahan,
Judge of the above en titled Court,
which ord r is dated and e n te red of
record in laid cause on the 24th day
o f N ovem ber. 1 9 2 6 .
CA Rl. T . PO PE ,
A tto rn .y fo r Plaintiff.
Postofflc- ad d ress:
411 Ma»oiiic Tem ple,
Salem , O r e g o n . ________________
TF.ACHCRS’ EXAM INATIONS
Notice la hereby given th a t the i
County S u p erin ten d en t o f Marion ,
County, O regon, will hold the re g u la r f
exam ination o f nnplicanfs fo r State
C ertilicstus a t the F irst C hristian j
Church, C en ter and High S tre e ts,!
Salem , O regon, as follow s: Comtnenc- ■
ing W ednesday, D ecem ber lb. 1926,
a t 9:00 o'rlock a.m ., ami continuing
until S aturday, Doccmb, r IS, 1926,
a t 4 :0'J o’clock p.m.
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SUBSTITUTE
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Save
ELECTRICITY
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Dollars
C h r is tm a s
SISTER
VVrikt w atch, com pact
leath er b.iR», stone sot
bracelets,
pe r f ume
spruys, toilet sols, pen
itml pencil sots, liniferie
sets, novelty beads, per
fume flaak.____________
HOME
Chime clocks, candle
sticks, brass, copper, co
lored Kla; .:, etc. Candv
jars, lem onade set*. s;ib
and popper sots. Vhin-
e.se or India brass, wall
or m antle clocks, fruit
idshes, etc.
MOTHER
W rist w atch, b er pin,
te a
set,
necklace,
brooch,, htonc sot rinffit,
silverw are, p a te r sot,
w ritinx pad:;, puli boxes
leath er purse.
S u g g e s t io n s
Fine pocket or strap
w atch emblem rinx. bill
book, card case, desk
sot, cuff links, desk
clock, letter opener*,
ash trays, line pipe MI .
book end-, belt chain,
belt seta, lodjre emblem
pins, etc.______________
BARY
Lings, colored treads
with bracelet to m atch,
dress pin», silre r rattle,
neck chains, fork and
■ pout) set*.
BROTHER
f^trnp watch, scarf
pin, signet ring, atone
set ring.',, belt sets,
chain ami knife, pen
qml pencil set*, leath er
w allet, book ends, trav
eling sets, mihiHry ■ •(.*.
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Date " f fi, .t |»ubluaD»it N ovem bri
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Dal >f I*»t |>uhltration Deeem ber
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TUKNEU
1 »"' “ 1 *U"C >■ - I I I I » '1
U F .A T S
BTAYTOM
T u rn e r took the honor* aw ay from
S layton in their annual T h a n k u ’lvlng
day football gamu by a urorv of IS
to 6.
Tli* local men cra»hed «hroueh
th,
ta j ton forw ard wall repeatedly,
ke.q .ug the ball m B ta )to n te rrito ry
m *,t o f the time.
T u rn e r carried th" ball to the Stay
ton H-yard lino in the first period, only
to lo*e It on a fu'nM e.
S cranton o f
A tayton fum bled behind hi» own goal
line attem pting to punt and »a* dow n
'd for a safety , »coring two points for
T urner.
The T u rn e r cloven piled up two
lo u rh d o w tu la U r by U n tig h t lino
plungea.
Thursday*’ gam e wa» the last on
U." schedule for T u rn e r, which lutx
new won four «trutght game» out v t
th. live played. L»r, tx. quarto ib ack ,
and Bone», right tackle, played th e ir
b u t game fo r T u n te r.
T he T u rn e r line was M. Lesley
right e n d ; Briggs, le ft e n d ; Bonac,
rig h t tackle: Mai tin, le ft ta c k le ; latr-
»on, rig h t g u a rd ; Townoend, loft
g u a rd , IVur on, cent r ; I . j m U, q u a r
te r ; G iven, loft h a lf; ('la rlt, right h a lf ;
and C. K 'liley, full.
C hub I’atchits
of y'atem refereed, and Ralph Mason
of BCalem wa» um pire.
LOCAL MAN 15 VICTIM
IN A U I O A C C I D E N T
Ralph Chavea and w ife of T u rn e r
j nu t with a * n o u i accident in Salem
i T hursday evening.
M r Chav».* wax
! approaching an intersection and had
slowed down to allow a n o th e r c ar th e
I right of way,
• n a n o h trr c ar awung
' m ai.cni) of him and crow ded him up
! over the cu rb and again it a tree Tin:
,-ar wa» badly dam aged and Mr»
I »'have» wa» badly bruised about the
face and head.
LOCAL DRUGSTORE 15 THE
H EA D Q U A RTERS F OR G I F T S
The local tirugvtore I» a veritable
womb riam i on C hristm as g ifts am i
fin holiday good«. They have a fine
,1 i i piny i f I'ift goo,I * from book to
the (rin V l* b ,l,l lb" kiddies enjoy,
j It w 'll be w m th y e 'I a l i l e to look
this display over, w hether you buy or
not. The prnj>rletor la alw ays read )
to g re et you w ith a smile.
T I D D E L D Y W .I N K J K k S r y
WATCHES
Jewelry Gift Shop
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ine, du y le rìfifd a* ^requirvd by
luw. »0 thè ut.dfru.yuctl ni «He Isw
erti,, e f II T Ferii, I ,1.1,1 A bu»h
Bank Bull,Un*. Sul. in. Or» gon, w ithln
• ix m onlh» from tho d ate of Hit* no-
tic".
Dateli Un I riti» day of N -v e m b ir,
FATHER
O RD ERED , A D JUD GED and DE
C R E ED th a t th e Plaintiff is the sole,
legal
equitable ow ner of the
Senator Borah says the fai’ure of the best citizens to i b o t c and
d e sc rib 'd real property and
vote endangers the United States. He’s wrong. If they
tv r a n th ere o f, an.! that n o r - o f
,
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rv . the d e fendants above nam ed o r re fe r-
don t vote they are not the beat citizens.—riunst^n Post .- h to hui n ry i u t e , n e d t. tiUe or
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i intere.it w hatever in law o r in e q u ity
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H ia p a tc n .
jin o r to said real p roperty, o r any
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n a rt t ’ . r f, and th a t each o f said
If you do n ’t believe th a t you can SAVE DOLLA
r, .
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'D e fen d a n ts be fo rev e r enjoined and
RS on your W A T C H or D IAM OND — coma in a
N O TIC E OL 'HEAR ING OF FINAL Date o f » n t publ-c.-tion Nov. l l .
IHeb-inre-d from a -v -rtln g any claim ,
nd let us show you our prices — tjs o , do not
ACCOUNT
Date o f la st publication Dee. 0.
!in te r r r t o r e * u to in or to ¿ i d real
forget th e quality.
In the t.o u n tv C o u rt o f te e 3 tr' NO TICE O i H E A R IN G O F FIN A L Fr ° E ,rtV. ' J i' n ?!
‘ re ™ /
484 COURT ST R E E T IS THF. PLACE
ACCOUNT
to
PDd th a t P! • ntiT t r.vm
p f O ru g u n 'fo r the C ounty of M arion.
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g *» o* .
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o th er re lirf as may be equitable.
In Die m a tte r of D.e E state of C
U. the C ounty C o u rt o f the S ta te c f
, um m on* „ ^ r v e d U(U
n you
upon
you
G uernc, Deceased. N otice is hereby
fo r the C ounty o f M arion.
by publication in the T u rn e r T rihune
given th a t the final account o f E liza Oregon
In the m a tte r o f th e E state of bv ord r o f Jlouoruble L. H. McMa
G uerne, ad m in istratrix with th e Will C harles K re ft, Deceased.
han, Ju d g e o f the above nam ed C ourt,
CLAUDE C. MOON
A nnexed o f the E state o f C. G uerne.
N otice is h ereby given th a t the »! ,!n*o of such o rd e r beimt O c to b ir
deceased, has been filed in the C oun
26. 1926.
The first publication of
434 Court Street
final
Account
o
f
C
arl
K
re
ft
and
A
lbert
Sal«
ty C o u rt o f M rion C ounty, Or, ,;or.
S a% Y J» V i Wy ï w
r e r « K re ft. ex ecu to rs of t h - E.-L- te of j th : sum m ons will b - O ctober 2S,
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M e 'b f* . ï f e ™
i C hari, „ ICre-ft. d< ceased, h
been ^ f ^ s n d
publication will be
J92o a t the h our o f 10 o clock a m ,
, n the C ounty C o u rt o i j !jiricn
C'-en appointed ),y said C o u rt fu r; Co,|n t
O regon, and th a t the 18th
IL H. BA SSETT,
h earin g objections to »aid final a c I ,Jay
u eCf.nllwr> l y . q. a t the hour
W.M. H. TRTNDLE,
A to .m e y . fo r Plaintiff.
1 .t, a t wi.ien th ee any p e r "ns i n - |0 f 10 o’clock a n... l a been appoint-
E L s w o tn r s h a t sh op
ann place of
t- r-nt. •! : r. fckiac. taio may app'-ar ar.d | r.f] by said C o u rt fo r hearing obj^c- Postofflee AHilr*
residence, Salem , Oregon.
fi' i objections tg erc t* u, w ri.i, j ar. f t :ons to said final cccount, a t which
¿ o atesi ta n ;
tim e any persbns interested iu said
Intent Stylos
HLIZA G L E h N r ,
estate m ay a p p ea r and file objections
A d m in i-tratrix w dh the Will thereto n; w ritin g and contest same.
Millinery
ila t Blocking
NOTMCE OF HEARIN G OF FIN A L
A nnexed o f L i ta t j o f C. G uerne,
' CARL K H EPT,
ACOUNT
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' Dec. a.-c J.
One of L x'.cutort.
In the C ounty C o u rt o f the S ta te
GUY O. SM ITH,
343' , and 347 C-»urt Stre*. t
o f O n gun for the C ounty of Marion.
ELM O If W H IT E ,
t
A ttorney fo r A dm inistratrix.
Wettnelday F oren oon
In the m a tte r o f the estate of
,U1 Masonic T em ple,
SALEM
OREGON
U.
S.
H
istory,
W
riting
(
P
enm
anship),
r
George
W.
F
a
llir,
deceased.
Salem , U re g o r,
Music, Drawing.
AD M INISTRA TO R S NO TICE
N otice is h -reb y giv n th a t the final
A ttorr. y fo r E xecutors
W e d n c s d s y A ft e r n o o n
account of F-dwnrd ffehunke, adm in
In the C ounty C o u rt of the S ta ,'
Physiology,
Reading, M anual T ra in -j
istra
to
r
of
the
K-ta
of
G
eorge
H.
of O regon fo r M arion County.
N O l i C E O F H E A R I N G OK F I N A L
h all n, rrc e a -' d, hns ( en filed in the ing. Com position, Dom estic S c ien c e,1
ACCOUNT
In th e m a tte r of th e L.-iat, of J.
f i r a | c .^*4
Slates Naiifiiial Bank
C ounty C ourt o f M-.r; , C ounty, Ore- Methods in Reading, Course o f Study j
•i. Mason, deceased.
In the C ounty C o u rt óf the S ta te of «on, and th a f the 21st lay of D-e m- fo r D raw ing, Method:! in Arithm etic.'
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Qgmorwl Cnwltinz Buaincra
N otice is h ereey given th a t by an O regon fo r tho C ounty o f Marion.
Thu
riifoy
F
oren
oon
h« r. 1926. a t the hour of 10 o'<
k
In 'He m a tte r o f the E ta te o i Wro a. m., has been appointed by . aid A rithm etic, H i-’ory of Education.
c r \ t o f th e C ounty C ourt of M arion
P n ltn c r C b in q irn o to r
Intnreat paid on Em« drpnaita arid
C ount?, S ta t- o f O regon, duly m aoe E. KnlJin. deceased. *
C o u rt fo r m »rin g objections to said Psychology, Method* in G eography,
Notice
is
h
-reb
y
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iv
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n
th
a
t
th
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final
a : St e n te red on th e fith day o f Nov.
Phone 87. Rreitleoew 8SSR
.
term,n*
final account, nt which tim e s o y p e r Mechanical D raw ing, Domestic A rt,
Cor. Slot« & Coiantoniffil Si«.
em ber, 1926, th e undersigned was a p account o f E dw ard Schnr.ke, adm inis sons interested in «aid e«tat may a p Course o f Study foi Domestic A rt.
pointed a d m in istrato r o f the estate of tr a to r o f the E .ta tc o f Vsm. E. F a llii, p e ar and file objections th e re to in
Thursday A f t e r n o o n
3M N. B tfh M S ^ I
SALEM
-
OREGON
J H. Mason, d-cecsed. and th a t he ha feceased, Has h,-, n filed In the C ounty w riting an.l c o n te st »am»
G ram m ar, G. ography, Stenography,
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_ C o u rt of M arion C ounty, O regon, and
d'xly qualité
H as such.
All
e r _ ons
Am erican I ftera tu re . Physics, T ype
Salem, Oregon
e d w a r d S c h e n k e ,
having claim» ngainst »ai l < late .are Lr-at the 21st day o f Decem ber, 1926,
A dm inistrator o f the »- ta te o f w riting, Methods in L anguage, Thesis
h ereby notified to present th e sam e ‘
h our r,t 10
»• ” >•, baa
G eoree H. Fallin, deceased, i for l'rim nrv C ertificate.
duly verified as by law required, to !> ' n
i » ''1 E o u rt for GU Y O. SM ITH,
Friday F oren oon
S ub sc ribe f o r the T r . b u c »
the undersigned a t the law office o f* h e a rin g objections to sai-P final ac-
T heory and P ra c tice , O rthography
A ttorney fo r A dm inistrator.
Subscribe fo r the T ribune
B rrt T. Kord. L add * Hush Bank Ifo u n t. » t which tim e any person* in
(sp ellin g ). Physical Geograj y, E ng
B uilding. Salem , O regon, within six te r •'«ted in said e state u.ay appear
lish L ite ratu re, C hem istry.
m onths from the d ate of this notice. an ! file objection» th e re to ' in w hiting
Friday A ft e r n o o n
V ery tru ly vour«,
School Law. Geology, A lgebra, Civil
MARY I KUl.KKRHON,
D ated this 11th day of Novem ber, and conte»t sam e.
T
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T
ribune
shop
can
p
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t
your
EDW
ARD
8CH
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K
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G overnm ent.
C ounty .School S uperintendent.
1926.
H ave y our c n v elap '« p ria tad with
A d m in istrato r of the E state of b u tte r w raps, le tte r beads and en-
Saturday F oren oon
LLOYD H. MASON,
Wm. E. Fallin, deceased. \ , , i . , , ,
your re tu rn addresit
Thv T ribuno
G eom etry, Botany.
Give
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to
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what
A dm in',-trator o f the c .ta te of GUY 0 . SM ITH .
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Saturday A ft e r n o o n
ra n do tb s work.
you
buy
from
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advertiser*.
J. H. Mason, decease d.
A tto rn ey fo r A dm inistrator.
G eneral Uistorv, Bookkcepiny.
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to ilh tlint De nume of th. u,ld C ,e '
yeitiliun m editing, <1 (,» C’AITTAL MO
TORS an,l Dtv iu ne lm» b», n i p
p . i i l In (lue and re g u la r furili.
A C. HINHOI',
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lluaril of D lrecten
In tbo C uuuly C ourt of the S'»»"
of O r-xon fe r thè C ounty « f Mnrlun
In Ih e jn a tW r u f thè L ta le <»f A. B
Li eubl'd, deci n.*i q.
N tlC' »« le r» l»y gi' i n »hai hy «n
orili r e f Die l'e u n ly C ourt o f Mnnolt
Colmi)-, s ta te ef UriK- n. ,|ulv m jdd
nml in te re ,I un Ilio l.lth ,lwy e f No*
v. nii.er, 192(1, thè u n d 'rrq :m 'I wa»
I>l'|, ' nt« d , veculrlx e f th è ■ tutu of
V |l Léonard, .h c e a w d . and th a l uh,
ha* dulv qualifi,’d »» such. All |»er<
im i t,aviti* cUltn* ngam ut »ald **l«t»
Public Utility Properties yield a regular income fioin large and |»cr-
manent investments.
There are many millions of dollars worth of property values behind
vour investment in these shares.
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I \ f eti I KIX'S NOTICI
A few «harp* of our $6.00 Firsl Preferred Stock is an unusually^
safe way to put your money to work.
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A Spund Investment
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- Louis B. M cClane. Minnie McClano,
Nellie McClane, J a m ," 1 McClano.
E lisabeth D c t'ltn e , H i n l j G. Mc
Clain1. John H McClane. X. A. Mo
C orm ier, tl. riie McCormick. J J.
McCormick.
J- ssio
McCormick, j
W ait. r W. McCormick. Mr*. W al
te r W. McCormick. C linton C. M<|-
Cor. tick, Mrs. C linton C. McCor
mack, K in d Mitchell. Jo h n Mitchell.
A Boston ttatierman saw a deer three miles from shore Jessie G odin. J G odin, Sam uel
V rs Sam uel M athony,
headed straight for the middle of the ocean. The animal S Mat'.ieny,
tella AlRn. In tlliu Allen IM1
Hammond.*
H am m ond, Fu
must have swallowed a bottle of synthetic Scotch which laski tiw iiin. l:rooks
P w ey Gw inn. Claries'
G u .nn. H a irl H elen W hitcom b, Kr-
had been washed ashore.
n rst W hitcom b, .Mrs. C harles H.
M cClanc, Doris Helen McClane,
C harles H arlan McClane. Ivy Mc-
Audrey H enry. R obert H en
The wets lost out in the Missouri referendum, but C ry. lane,
Alma H enry, B enjam in K. Hi n
rv,
E
ula
Mason, A lfred A Mason,
then the apple crop out there this fall is said to be a bumper B eatrice Uld.-rkin,
Jo h n K err Elder-
kin. Mabel Brown, Linus Brown.
one.
M ildred M allory, Jos. M allory, the
L’nknow n H, ira of John B. McClane
Deceased, and H elen C. McClane,
Jacob B ernard und Kliaa
Both the wets ar.-i d n s were satisfied with t h e r e s u lt deceased:
B ernard, h u » ,(«. a-,d »ne unknown
heirs
o
f
Jaco
B ernard and Elian
of the election which is more than can be saftf of the lie- B ern ard , his b w ife
; John Ruth and
Ja n e Doe R uth, his w ife, and the
publicans and Democrats.
unknow n heirs o f Jo h n Ruth and
Ja n e D ee R uth, his w ife; nnd Jo-
,ep h Simmons and E lisabeth Sim
mons. and the unknow n heirs of
A whole county ticket of redskins was elected in Joseph Simmon^ und E lisabeth Sim
ons. h u w ife,
' D efendants.
South Dakota, which is mucj) setter than electing a ticket m
T O : Louis B. McClane, Minnie Mo-
ctane, Nellie M cClane, H arold ti M,.
of ordinary reds.
C lsne John K. M cClane. A. A. Me-
eorrrick. G ertie McCormick. W alter
W. McCvrmick. Mrs. W alter V,’.
M eCortn'ck.
C linton
C.
McCor
Explore is say that tht remains of th*- ancient Mayan mick. Mrs. C linton C McCormick. J e s
sie Goslin, J Goslin. S tella Al u.
cities reveal that these pc pie had high gulture. But we i'hillip Allen. Ih-ll Hnmmond. Rroo.cs
m ond, M r, Chari, H. M ct'iun \
won’t believe they were really civilizt ! until s"nie explor Ham
E ula .V -o. . Alfred A. M u o n . Mabel
Br.vv.i.
l :m i■■ Brown Mildred Mallory
er excavates an antique saxophone.
Joe M allory; th e Unknow n Heirs of
J ' hn B. McClane, decease I. and Helen
C J rClane. dee,
J >, '!> B r- ird,
Prospectors in Northern Mexico have found a
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th at explodes. Sounds luce they d come across a case of r, . !.n,n
petrified home bretv.—Buffalo Courier and Express.
On',ron-
voii in a ^
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each p
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von StaU
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hereby
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GRE AT ESI
W h y These Shares A re
Do you remember the good old days when the women
had enough hair to h*»ve a eènuir. ' lu.irjuilling once in a
while.
E lizabeth Simmons, nis w ife. Also ail
o th er persons o r p a rties unknow n,
claim ing »nv right.
mineral o r interest m m e r. »i property do-
, srrib e n in the com plaint herein, Do
OREGON'S
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SUMMONS
:*». t s s s i t
In the C ircuit C o u rt o f Sho S ta te f
(O regon. fo r " m e n C ounty. Depart-
, mom No. 2.
I IS. A. McCALL,
HaintitT.
F r e n c h wine makers are said to be hopeful that the
. '. ;a u lii™ ' heirs’“ o i
success of A l Smith and the wet referendum in N’ e w V o r k |
j ^ h7 ^ m h na V ? j 1 f n f ^ i ^ R u t h ’'
will s< >on lead to the exportation of champagne froir.'his wife, and the unknow n heirs of
.Jo iin R uth and J a n e Doe R uth, de
France to America. Which show just how well those ceased; Joseph Sim m ons and E liza
beth Sim m ons, his w ife, and the u n
Europeans under. tarni America.
known heirs of Joseph Simmons and
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IN TER N A TIO N A L
WIN
HONORS
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Mr*. Florence Gale Neal nnd »on»,
proprietor» of the T iddl.ilyw ink J , r •
I soy fnrm of O regon C ity, Were win
, nere o f »'’• »ral prire» n t tho I’ncific
; Intern atio n al rhow a t P o rtlan d thin
! fall.
T hey had some fine stock at
j the »how which v "re the winner» of
¡th o following p i i p s : gran d cham pion
and ju n io r cham pion bull, 6 first», in-'
eluding fir-' g et of (Ire, 3 second.* ami
3 third».
At the Oregon S ta te F a ir they wor.
flr.it ju n io r y earling bull, first Junior
yearling h eifer, com peting again t 7T
e n trie s ; first Junior c a lf nguln.it 22
e n tries, 3rd bull nnd fo u rth Junior
|c f iiirainst 24 e n tr h s .
Bull »from
| tl TlddLidywink h -fd are heading
»omo o f l te fine herds in the E astern
state i. Mr*. Koal and h e r three son»
wi re form erly pro p rieto rs of tho Men
idow View farm n t T u rn e r, going to
I O regon City ab o u t a year ago.
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DISASTROU S W RECK
A f C O 'T A G E FARM
L is t W ednesday night reveral curs
w ere piled up nt tho foot nt tho hill'
a t thu C ottage F arm .
Ball B ro th e rs'
service c a r was railed to the mrnu o t
tin w rerk e a rlie r in the evening nnd
had le ft th e ir c a r pnrke,l a t the oido
o f tho road when a c a r occupied by
fo u r young men aald to bo from Stny-
Vm enme down tile hill nt high apeeu
arid rnn into th- Ball B rothers’ car,'
cnnslng it to sw erve and take to tho
ditch.
The c a r stru c k n telephone'
pole, breaking it off n<nr the g round.'
The c a r was i to ta l w reck, one o f tlu
passenger* receiving some broken rib«'
and o th er light bruises.
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