The Turner tribune., December 06, 1928, Image 6

THE GOLD FISH
THE TU RNER TRIBUNE
Jf. V. Sotnlrg. Editor
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he Burnett Budget Plan—is almost
(Frances Belle Delzell)
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Issued Every Thursday at Turner, Marion County, Oregon
Like finding a ten dollar bill
?n
an
old
suit
of.clothes!!
MR. AND MRS. Give
DONES like a prince —
ne miss the money
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El
S U B S C R IP T IO N $1.25 1ER YEAR.
Entered at the Postoifiee I keep a tiny gold fish
In a sparkling glass bowl.
at Turner, Oregon, as secend-clas. matter, under the
Act of March S. 1 ST V».
It travels around this circle
I.ike the orbit of my soul.
I look at it and ponder—
Why I should fret and sigh.
When I have for my circle
The whole of earth and sky.
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‘I pledge allegiance to the Flag o f the United States
and the country for which it stands. One nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bores held
open house Friday and Saturday
of last week,
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their
daughter.
Hazel
Maxine,
One of the mo;t famous
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ACCOUNT
who
was
home
from
Pacific
western pioneers" and a man
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In th» County Court o f the Stwle Christian Hospital, at Eugene,
who probably
did
more
«le- JQf Oregon for th<> County of Marlon.
ly d
id m
ore to
to de-
fo ra two day furlough. Many
velope the Oregon country than , ,n
r of th'‘ *' !,ute l>i
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Annie S. W lute, deft-aseu.
old friends failed during the two
m*v other pioneer even a fterlh e
Notice is hereby given that th» days for short vitits and several
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»■.Mended from ih eU au a d ip n hut* Annie S. white. deceased. has been by phone. Among those* calling at
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filed in the County Court of Marion
to CalitorniH, was divided into County, Oregon, and that the 2lth the Bernes home were. Mesdanu s
th e sistes of O regon, W ash in gto n
^ e m b t r , 192s. at the hour
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of 10 o elock a. rn., has been ap- Jena Pearcy. Francis Bello Del­
und Idaho, is fast approaching j pointed bv said court for hearing zell. Berneice Baker. C. W. Sloan,
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objections to said final account, at
the lime when e » i l l take tl»e -«rlvict» time any persons interested in C. Standley, B. G. Briggs and
last long trail. E. ra Meekca, the - *'<t - date may app. «rand file objec- little ward Grace. Arlita Steele,
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tions therto in writing and contest R. Yeron Hitcher and two grand­
P/ year old pioneer, who came s;ime,
mothers. Bones and Burr. The
to lliis country bv ox team when ------------------------------
Misses Shelia and Faustina IV1-
GEORGE P. H. S. W HITE,
n small boy is lying at death's
Admin*«*!”* m*
zell, Inez Barnett, Aliens and
door, in Seattle. Mi. Meeker saw NOTICE OF HEARING OF F IN A L w ........ .
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Roberts
ACCOUNT
Margaret Robertson,
Mildred
t ie grea t citie* > i uget Souta.
j„ jj,e count* t ourt of the State Tucker.
Margaret and
and Marjorie
Marjorie
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and the inland empire $rew j of Oregon fo rth e County ofjMarion^ McKay
McKay Maxwell and Philip Mc-
from the wilderness, lie saw the Haro- Clark.''dwJe.L
° | Kav. Herbert Briggs ami F. P.
wilderness of the west, inhabited
N'otic» is hereby riven that the ; Rowley.
by roving tribes of iudians, de-
°L * B o i Harry aark. The'various guests were treat-
veloped into a rich industrial <• -ee;*.- •■«!. ha» be.-: tiled m the Coun- j ed to marshmallows, toasted Ig.*
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tv Court of Marion County. Oregon.
un*l agricultural section su ] port. and that the di^t day of December, for the open fireplace. Hazel left
mg millions cf people. More 1 »-*. at the hour o f 10 o cfock a/n».. for her duties at Eugene after a
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has been appoint *d by said Court for
than twenty years ago Ezra heariu.i objections
said final ac- pleasant two days visiting with
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. count, at which time any persons relatives and old friends.
Meeker launt bed a COmpaign to interested in said c.-tat may appear
m ark tlie “ Old Oregon Trail" as an<) file objections thereto in writing
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a m ouum ent to these h ardy
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KARAH J CLARK
dangers Executrix o f the Estate of Harry
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Clark, Deceased,
oneers-who braved the
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nna made the long trio across
the continent to make their
Attorneys for Executrix,
homes in this new countrv. In
Salem, Oregon,
order to get this move started he
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un-
made u trip over the old trail,
dersigned, by an order of the County
this time going from the west to Court o f the Strtr o f Oregon for
lliA Aflat »n .IiiK T tlic t r i r . i _ v » « , Marion County duly made and en-
l.ie east ending ins trip in .New .Proti on the 2oth day of November,
York city. Only a conple or so 19-3. was appointed adm iiwtrator cl
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i the estate of Lena Grace Denyer
} tars ago bo mu ie tins same trip Harden, deceased, and tiiat he has
bv airplane piloted bv Lieu! ‘tujr qualified as such administrator
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All persons having claims against
Oakley Kelley. Many of the peo- said estate are hereby notified to pre-
| sent the same, duly verified, as re-
pie of Oregon can remember go­ quirej by law, to h im at Salem,'in
ing to the county fairs and see­ Marion County, Oregon, within six
month» of the date of this notice.
ing this aged gray haired j ion-
Doted this 2.1th day o f November,
eer sitting »here with his ox 192S.
R. D. GRAY,
t;am and never tiring of ex­ Administrator of the Estate o f Lena
Grace Denyer Hansen, Deceased.
plaining pioneer adventures on
E. L. CRAWFORD,
the old trail to the children and
Attorney for Estate.
Room 12, Ladd & Bush Bldg., Sa­
older folks, as well. Not many lem,
Oregon.
days hence Ezra Meeker will be
Date of first publication: Novem-
leaving this great section of the
L uited States which he helped
to develops with conciousness of
work we 1 done. His w ill he a
name that will never be eraced
from the memory of the western
«ountrv.
bcrDa2f/ ^ fa s t publication: Decem-
ber
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PATENTS
Obtained. Send mpd« 1 or sketch
and we will promp'ly sand you *
report. O ut bo. k o n P a te n ts and
Trade-marks will be sent to you
on request.
I). SWIFF i CO.
— — PATENT LAW YERS—
305 Seventh St., Washington. D C-
Over 34 Yrar*' Experienrt
METHODIST CHURCH
Come in and See for Yourself!
It la impasi ble In 1 » more newspaper to «lv» but tin
ajelidrrc.st Idea oí Iho «calth of nid* that nr,* ave.n-
blcd here in the IltimrU J.-vIry Miorr N-t miy ara
liiere Bille of Jewelry and Diamonds and \v 1
b 1 : liier» arc Lam«u r.n.1 Dinner Set» oi (Inc c.i ii»
—and silverware and- Clocks—practical t f f i that
would dclinlit Un* heart ol the rannleat Sco'.chm in.
You arv Invited to to m ■ th-.* show take anythin«
you need Pay » O r Chr tmas. a dollar u **»• 'k v I'l d ».
W a d d i n g Ç o ii^ ln n t ld ff l
Lady Elgin
Mire'» • U^ppy ConAltwiU«
Diamomi
et
Cnsictw ni
Ring .uuI WcilJluj Ivtng i 1
The n»*rst FI - in Watch In
Us Parisian I>re»s of Gold an J
colored rnamrl—Sold at the
cwsh price on th_> Burnett
nudget Plan Take one for a
dollar bill—Pay alter Christ­
mas a dollar a week.
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matrli for $VM Ì0,
T i«»* «ho *>rr i'ontPiu|'’»U|i
Ilio **(Irmi Adtt utu " .UH m
Wrtnt to mi » Mi * offer ¡\ 1 »*. e
ly mcmfrmrnt ri»'.« nud a Uh»
inoncl «rf WwKUfiii liUu U»
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Sir > Watch
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S i e fkc Christman
Dittino id Shi w
A fcatmet group i f mm's
stra;i wulc’ ieu in the newest
:t;.jrs ».’.’ ¡i fifteen J-v. e'.lcd
seid
In tlva atyla »k»t-h»<1 White
Gild filled rv e ultli Jpwrlled
mine,nent Matchhv.i »alue at
match both jnr iv » ttn»ri* th^ti
vtuiU
tu i».tv tur U»«
; a * ìc inmin hi»m ulonel
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uva ..*1 Wltr» m - ‘tcj «!!•»*
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mny ba tin i t », M i v v K 4lit Tlf*
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in vetnehts -r.;vc."
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I' •mil> — lime V' Watch
D;m.*«»r
(or
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D V.iXi ». f- of »11 . nu I tronica
who tri. DU i rond i nrvrr forutri
lu* than (iva and twenty d 1-
ars
f. t m \.c know While
tre ha;î taij to
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i »MH**-!» .»«» at aient ui
r » ‘d a V.3 c »•muuiliu’ R
p
tue un'form lv fair
ue
your m onr/n worth,
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pend
ca
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TtHrty
nrw
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you
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tirrg.î.ja v.n<\ k'i^tvic lu« «np be*
n in i every diamond *i«nl
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Takt* o»»* for n «tuîtar—
iMv a «*r \ma*—91 u werk
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n ilM o is J tr a p W s tc i
■ 7 .1« w 'man who lv »ckin « thr
very best Strap Wa oh that
money ran bu> -u-rd seek no
|»i- hrr 1 ho Ulln iln u among
the boat In Uia world -acven-
tr-n jcwolled movement»-.Na.
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ccndltlonaily
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suarantoed
and
un-
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the gro'ip o*,
th * *rcu^4 at J30— at 5T3
The Sunday School and all
other services at the Methodist
church were well attended last
Sunday. The pastor spoke at the
morning service but left for the ’
bedside of her mother, at Eugene |
immediately after dinner.
The illustrated lecture. Sunday
evening, entiiled ‘ ‘Enlightened:
Women in Darkened Lands,” was ■
read by H. S. Bond. It showed*
the work being done by the mis­
sionaries in these countries.
Last Sunday being Golden
Rule Sunday, a special offering
was taken for the Near East Re-
ItiL
Prayer meeting was held as us­
ual, this week, led by one of the
local members.
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—at $1C3 and at 91^0— Take
any nor for a d> TUr. Tay r.rxt
year — :\ dollar a werk.
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W a?ïiè\ C I© «K n
R oger’s Silverw are
Cath ~ a j:. a* tdcntcl Cierta In
mahogany cas.-. « ...1 cmht-iUv
\i I. » m: ni
co.-caicni. Tre,* ink« ,t*r
rom a pu a aott to*sJ «on« of-
.- sii orte»
uà the n ’ irae.t I* idue: Plan
.'.’ te ore ' >r a dohir—Pay ni­
ter ChrUtmaa- a dollar a ireek
C tfc r clock* ot ei. r-e— in end-
Ic-c; verier» f..- everx room and
for cv-rv pnrpo" .—welcome to
str the ahori nobody will
ti-nae you to buy I14 tiu» atore.
r.oftc * ’ T l t i M «-f K:¿hl
f e r r i a» the :
i n
- C*-»m-
I r t
V nr ts inlaid
*»Uvar «ill arc
oh own hete III Irtv.Nii yAr'a‘ v of
n f id ta i’ ll* m.i a (irr of ni^-
m YOU rn;i r.ct it
iU»l! act to
b en n with or » hi s one
price« find no mo 0 Tnkc *»ny
• *t h- n d !’ k
Pay af.cr
Chrt»tiru^- a c'.i lh r a wr it
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457 State Street
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27 , 1929.
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{Salem, Oregon.
The Tribune shop can print your
butter wraps, letter heads and en­
The Tribune velopes.
Have'your envelopes printed with
Tour return a.l Ireaa.
can 'io the wt'rt“
Since writing the above arti-
cle Ezra Meeker said farewell to
the great western empire that
knew him from the earliest
stages of its bevelopment. lie
passed into the great beyond at
4:0-3 Monday morniug.at Seattle
Washington, lie »as nearly 9S
years old but his spirit was as
youthful as that of the Ohio boy
who set his feet westward 7'J i
years ago. His funeral was held
at Puyallup, Washington, his
old home. He was laid to rest he
side his wife who died in 1909.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by an Order of the
County Court of Marion County,
State of Oregon, duly mad and en­
tered on the 20th day of November,
192S, was appointed executrix of the
estate of Robert E. Cochran, and that
she has duly qualified as such. All
persons having claim5 against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified as required by
law, at the offices of Carl I . Pope,
411 Masonic Temple, in the City of
Salem, Marion County, Oregon, with­
in six months from the «late of this
notice, to-wit: November 29, 1928.
MARGARET ALICE COCHRAN,
Executrix of the E-.tate of Robert
E. Cochran.
ihiurru Sion* <■« Ih* radile » . nisi—Nut Only I ¡ir*1-i llui IIV» H«| h ') T ilg HI STI
» ou Ar» l*¡»J«T
Our Prices
W HEN
Buying from our
Advertisers
mention their ad in
This Paper
F. I\ ROWLEY
Health, Accident
Liability AND Fire
INSURANCE
D. H. MOSHER
Ladie’s and Gents
h iz h
c i^ s s
- Tailoring -
Turner,
SALEM
474 Court Ht.
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Hoodro Dio
and
I
F ly Spray
They will appre­
ciate it and so will
We
BUY YO U R L E A T H E R
Building Material
Screen Doors
Lime. Tile. Cement Etc.
Poultry and Dairy Feeds
That Bring Results
Oregon Gram Co.
Turner,
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Oregon.
jurai!: an•*.
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j ! GOODS at a leath er Store, F.
r E. Shafer, 170 South Commer­
cial Street, Salem, Oregon.
Harness of all kinds.
Mr. and Mra. Gtiorge I) Thom­
as, of Amity, Mr. and Mrs. T,
B. Newman and daughter Hel­
en Jean, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Fuller, of Silverton and A. A.
Ford, of Portland were dinner
guests
the Rpwley home
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Monroe
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mra. Bert Bye. near Sa­
lem.
H. N. Petersen, of Marion j
ate Thanksgiving dinner with his ¡
; son Txtuieand family, of Turner. ¡
Dr. O. L. Scott
Chiropractor
Nourocalometcr Scrvico
Phone 87. Resilience 210IJ
‘¿.'»ft N. High Street
Salem, Oregon
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They contain worth while messages.
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ipecinl attention to children ll)'lini|H<nt nccounti cnlli-ctcil on n
DR. A. C. EATON
Optomctriat
rqntluK»nt Imris. Wo <lo the work,
s|ioul«l»r thr « x|u nn» uml makn no
churg«' unlms collrctian is mn«lc.'
$250,000 H.tl Account, lurnad into
Ca.h Sine» Wa Startad.
,
lot down n trial list of bud on»* and
let u* turn them into actual mom-y.
ñinvra
Glasses made while you wait
Glasses at bedrock prices
Aottartlk
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nnc
MvMwnl
Wbodiwrn.^^y Hfl«ms
3 :lv«rton
Gcrvun
Brooks
Dbnate
leading lens, $9 to $1.50 per
»air. Office hours 8-Hi wild 1-
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Business Men’ s Adjustment
Company
415 1C Masonic Bldg.
Phono 911
SALEM. OREGON
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