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TL’ RNKIl, OREGON, T1JURHIJA Y, AUG.
2,
(SUBSCRIPTION fl.25 PKR YEAR.
1928.
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M T. Miller has purchased th/e
NEW OREGON ROAD MAP
building, on Third street former­
ISSUED
ly occupied a? a meat market and !
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Paint (Jp-
Dr. J. W. Ransom orders his will remodle it to suit the needs
A r.ew edition of the popular
paper ypnt to ¿ilue River, Ore. He of a barber shop. The building 0r#KOn roafJ and information map
House ft Bara Pajnl-
report* an accident on the road. housed the Post office ,*n the ear fo)der harf jugt
recejved at
Enamels • Varnishes • Brushes
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The car went Into the djtch, had ly .lays, and has passod through , he office pf thp flistric, {ofeHter
f t will pay you to get our Prices
ly damaging the car. Mrs. Ran- several changes of rru-at market |.ortlandf Oregon,
,, >m received a broken wrist.
proprietors It was last occupied
The map X iw s main paved
W. J. Denheip was a Salem as a shoe shop by J |, hiss.. 1 he
gravel roaiis in red. Truck
business visitor Monday
building vrasowned by Mis* Alice highway^.
other
automobile
T H E S P O R T IN G G O O D S .STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeVries, Kane*,
roads and secondary roads areal-
167 No- Commercial St.
Salem, Ore.
o f Pratum, were guests of Rev.
Hollis Bones started wording so indicated. National forests are
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
(iroves.
Sun
nights
at
the
Capital
Motors,
in
shown
in
green,
while
recreation
O fi
AVUWVVWVJ
day, Mr. and Mrs. DeVries are Salem, Monday night.
centers are located by means of *— .
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on their return from attending
H. L. Earl passed away early red circles and numbered refenc-
I|»e World* Sunday Sc it x>l Cor: Sunday morning at the Diaumess e? to the printed description,
Hoodro Dip
vention recently held in !>>s hospital, in Halem. The body is
The text on the reverse of map
Angeles.
and
Fly Spray
being held pending the arrival of gives breif descriptions o f the
Formerly Webb’s Funeral parlors
Nothing takes the Place o f Mrs. Earl w hp has been visiting principle recreation features of
ra th er for harness and sad- in the East.
each of the fourteen national for-
llcs. F. K. Shafer, “ The Pion­
Fred VonBuren, pf Aumsville ‘‘Sts in the State. A list of city
eer Leather Man,” 170 South
died Sunday. The VonBurcn’s are and roads,de automobile camp-
>om'l St., Salem, Qre.
a n ^ L ic e n s e ^ e m b a l m e r s
Mr. ant| Mrs. Wallace Riches, old residents o f the Aumsville Rounds U also included. Three
of Gaston, were week end visi­ section anil welj known afpqnd are ^veral attractive forest
Reliable Service.
Lqdy A ssista n t
photographs, a brief statement
tors with his parents, W. T Turner.
fau
Screen Doors
.¡p f national forest policy and pur-
205 So. Church St.— Day or Night Phone 120
Riches and wifg.
IW
g
it-*
and
^orpe.
suggestion*
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Savage
Lime. Tile, Cerneqt Etc.
UNCLE MOSE
travelers as tp care for fire.
» Salem »
sjient the week end at <va*t
(In Northern Lights^
Cppies of the map may be
points.
tained from the district office li-
Mr. Bryant, who ma^es hi»
Ma chile, vision widout wohk brarv. New Post Office Building,
home near I^hapon, Oregon, mak’ adreamah. but wohk wid- Portland Oregon, or from any of
poultry an4 Dgiry Feeds
vvaji a week end guest at Ihe home out vision mak a drudge.
the fourteen forejt supervisors
pf Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gunping.
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in the State. The forest service
Th»t Bring KosulI n
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Baker, of
Yo caini have yore loaf ’ til yo makes no charge for these maps,
Portland, were in Turner Friday makes vore dough.
simply requesting cooperation
night and Saturday, looking af­
from the map users in educating
ter their property interests. They
the
public to leave a clean camp
01 massa says: A green sales-
were on their way to Stayton io
and
a dead fire.
Oregon Grain Co.
m«ui am bettah dan a blue one.
attend the joint anniversary cele­
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bration o f the Odd follow and
SHAKESPEARE ON AVIATION
H Turner,
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-
Oregon.
Sum folks say as how gitten
Masonic fraternities.
R ough and dressed lum ber
fismess am all luck; mebbo »o
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bond re­
The
bard
of
Stratford-on-Avon
SHINGLES
(highest quality)
But gib me |le man whut wohks
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f
. 4 .
turned Friday night from a va­
has
sung
of
men—
heroic
and
an’ I tak’ mah chances on de luck.
5 grades to select from
cation spent in Washington and
democratic; of foqtball he knew
Old
Growth
Siabwood, 4 ft lon g
Brittish Columbia points.
something: and of aviation he
Wbar
d$
hen
scratches
dats
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lea th er goods wear longer.
must have known because from
Buy your leather goods and whar sh? gwine fin’ de bug.
his plays we get the following
tames* front F. E. Shafer. 170
W ith
glimpses;
S. Com’ l Ct., Salem, Qro.
Ellen yo \yqnts surppin done go Some airy devil hovers in the
LOST-Ijtdies black handbag to a bu*y man; he fin’ time sky, And pours down mischeif.
Finder return to Tribune office. while de idle man making an ox-
— King John, iii, 2.
L^t us figure yon r hill.
Phone 875
R e w a r d .
cuse
Fierca fiery warriors fought upon
House car for sale or trade.
the clouds.
Jim^ Deposits
Call at (he office o f Dr. A. C.
A SPLENDID MUSICAL AT­ In ranks and squadrons and right
Eaton. 265 N. Com’ l St., Salem.
TRACTION COMING!
form of war.
Len Wilkerson and wife of
The noise o f the battle hurtled in
Salem, were visitors with Mr.
the air.
Offering a varied program of
and Mrs. A. L Bones, Friday- vocal and instrumental numbers,
—Julis Caesar ii, 2.
Automobile Insurance Written
S a le m ‘s Square Deal Jewelers & Opticians.
night.
ihe qipntet from St. Olaf College Who. eyer knew the heavens men-
At a special cal! o f the city will give a concert in the Grand
ace s0 -
Diampnds Watches Clocks Jewelry & Silverware.
cpuncil. Thursday it was decided Theatre on Monday, Augest 6
-—Julis Caesar i, 3.
Splem, Oregon.
necessary t° curtail sprinkling
Vocal ensemble singing by male | °-ur cannon’ s malice vainly shali 379 State, S4.
fempararily, on account of the voices 14 particularly pleasing
be spent,
when the pejiormers have had Against the invulnrable clouds of
dryness and shortage of water.
heaven.
Mrs. L. E. Petersen aud Mrs. the benefit of long training under
— King John, ii, 1 ,
Roy Hatfield and son Edward the leadership pf a master in
:r * . * • •
M B were Salym business visitors Fri­ choral music. Such is the case A wrnged messenger of heaven
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$. F. K0R1NEK. Y.S., B.V.Sc.
Residence 1&8-K
Phone 410
with the Sy. Olaf Quintet. All of Unto the white upturned wond’-
day.
r*nF e>es
Violas Farrier, o f Mohawk, the members except one have
Dr. O. A. Olson, Dentist
VETERINARIAN
sung in (he St. Olaf Choir under!
mortals that fall hack tc gaze
was a Salem visitor Friday, He
PAIN LESS D EN TISTRY
Day and Night Service
reports all the former Turner the direction o f Dr. F. Melius! on
N atuml Kle.li lV,.ir Platini lint w lllnol break
Christainsen
for
at
least
four
When
he
bestrides
the
lazy
pac-
residents, ;n his locality, in good
OREGON
STAYTON
aad X-Rajra W ork
yeare. With the choir they have
c'ounds
health.
At Reuüonublc Price«
appeared in such notable halls And s *’18 uP°n the hosom o f the
G. W. Forebec was called to
air.
as the Metropolitan Opera House.
SAuEM
M A S O N IC T E M P L E .
Newberg last week to re’«ei\e the
— Ron;eo«nd Juliet, ii, 2
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I "a.
New York; New Public Audttori
Dr. S. Ralph Dipple— extrac-
section foreman at that place.
DR. A . C. EATON
urn, Cleveland; Orchestra Hall, Imprison’d in the viewless winds. ion Specialist, also dental X-
The Western Union line ciew Chicago: the Denver Auditorium And blown with restless violence ay and examination. §15 1st
Optometrist
round about
were in Turner Thursday and and the great concert halls in
National Bank Bldg.-, S.alen\,
Oregon.
Friday. They left for. the North Seattle, San Francisco and Los The pendant world.
Friday evening. Harvey Branson Angles.
—Measure for Measure, iii, 1 Driving gloves, dre»A glove. 7 ,
and wife who are the official
Their work ^s a singing quintet Yea, man and birds are fain of I amess suil cases made o f gen­
TRY THE DRUGSTORE FIRST!
Glasses made while you wait
uine leather, wrll last longer.
cooks
for
the
outfit
are
old
friends
climbing high.
reflects the training they have
FILMS
POORS
BULK DRUGS
STATIONERY
F. E. Shafer, 170 S. Com’I St.. — Kryptocks, S 8 per pair —
^f Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hewitt. had in this world-renowned or­ I thought as much: he’d be above Salem, Ore.
CiLASS
SUNDRIES
FAMILY MEDICINES
Reading lens, $3 to ?1.50 per
lair. Office hours 8-12 and 1-
KOIMNEK VETERINARY REMEDIES
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W. J, Gower and family and ganization, cud the experience the clouds.
—Henry VI, ii. 1
L
UOODJtlCR RUBBER GOODS
Mrs. Sloan and daughter were which they have h)\d in appear­
The Tribe >ie credit for what
The
above
article
taken
from
ing
before
large,
critical
audienc­
Newberg visitors, Thursday eve-
Phone 1170-W
you buy from our advertisers.
Woodbury* Honey Rose and Almojnd Cream for
es.
one of the Me Minnville papers
uing.
265 N. Com’l St.
sunburn 50c
Have your envelopes printed with
Wherever there have appeared several years ago is both inte-
Oregon.
Ball Brolhers unloaded another
your
return
address.
The
Tribune
¡S
a
lem
E. S. PRATHER
on this tour musicians and lay- resting and unique and worth
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car of automobiles Friday.
can do the work.
men alike have been unstinted in passing on to our readers,
Reliable Druggist
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burgeare their praises. As an example
we
House car for Siile. Call at
o f chickens and doing chores for quote from the Madison(S. Dak.)
:
OREGON
TURNER
ha office o f Dr. A. C. Eaton,
Mr. McCullough, nearAumsvil- Leader,
t63 N. Com’ l ^t., Salem.
1c.
Once in a while, persons who
Marion Lincoln Porter was
Or. O. L. Scott
Fred R. Smith, a resident, of attend a concert are enthused by born March 8 , 1879, at Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Funston
Mr. and Mrs.
Dear
Chiropractor
and Mr. Funston’« sisler, Mis» drove to F. M. Bear’s Sunday. the Soldiers Home at Roseburg, finding it much better than even j Marion county, Oregon, died
is
spending
a
few
days
at
the
their
fondest
hopes:
and
that
was
J
July
29,
1928,
at
U.
S.
Veterans
Nonrocnliimctcr
Service
Grace Funston o f Portland Mrs. A. L. Boar accompanied
the
case
last
night
when
an
audi-
hospital,
Portland,
Oregon.
He
home
of
his
step-son,
F.
C.
Gunn­
Phone 87. Residence 2101J
were the quests o f Mr. and them to visit her son a few
Mrs. Thomas Little ou a motor week?, and Mrs. G «y Barnett ing and family. Mr. Smith was ence o f more than 700 persons served hig country 22 months in
256 X. High Street
trip Friday to Gascadia soda return with them after spend­ recently released from a months sat spell-bound for an hour and a-the Stpanish-American W ar. He
Salem, Oregon
half,
listening
to
a
beautiful
pro-1
confinemout
in
the
hospital.
leave-i (o mourn his loss five
springs. They report a most ing a week with hyr mother.
gram
o
f
vocal
and
instrumental
children, Loren Porter o f Port­
Obtained. Send model or sketch
Mearl Ensley returned last
enjoyable trip. They also visit­
C. A. Bear and wife and sons
and we will promptly ?»nd you a
ed W aterloo park on the return Kenneth and Willard, attended week from Eastern Oregon, for selections presented by the. St. land, Frankie, Leona, Roscoe
report. Our hook en Patents and
Special attention to children
and Reva of Turner; his moth­
Trade-marks will be sent to you
the historical chautauqun at a few days, returning to the Olaf male quintet.’ ’
trip.
bn request.
wheat country the first of this
Chanipoeg Sunday,
er, Mrs. Melinda Chambers;
The W . C. T. U. will meet
week. Tyco I .arson who went
two brothers, Frank Porter of
Wednesday afternoon, August
with him remained on the job
High Class
—
PA TE N T L A W Y E R S —
8 , with Mrs. Scott Funston. A
The Tribune tfiop can print your Pendleton, and Worth Janey of
They both returned to Ttyner
305 Seventh S t, Washington. D C-
butter wraps, letter heads and en­ John Day, Oregon, and one
report o f the speaking at the
O r tr 34 Year»* Experience
Hava your envelop«« printed with last week.
velope«.
Salem W. C. T. V. picnic July your return address. The Tri'jun«
sister, Mrs. Essie Hagey of
Will your dreams come tru?See
- Tailoring -
:J t will be given. Friends wcl- ean do the worn.
Hanford, California, besides
P. E. F. Co’ s investment offer in
Give The Triban« credit for wh«t
471 Court ¡4L
SALFM^
many relatives and friends.
this paper.
you buy from our advertiser«.
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B uilding m aterial
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Turner Lumber &
M fg. Co,
We Carry in Stock
We desire to serve the public
4 % P aid oi|
six m onths
Promptness and efficiency
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Pomeroy and Keene
Turner State Bank
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