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B LO C H S G O LD E N
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THE BANK'S PART IN
THE FARM PROBLEM
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Py H. LANK VOLINO
tf«mb*r American n»ok»r* A»nocla.
lion Agricultural Cuixmlaalon
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tini farmi r*» prob i*»« I» Ih* |f«rt ih*
Phone KiO<>
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— SAVE A S U B S T A N T I A L DIFFERENCE
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T h e S c h o o l C lo t h e s P r o b l e m is a l w a y s r. b i g o r », b u t w e h a v e c lo n e o u r h o s t t o h e lp m o t h e r s s o lv e t h is p r o b le m , b y a s s e m b lin g
t :;e m o s t c o m p l e t e a s s o t In t e n t o f S c h o o l C lo t h e ? t o . C h i l d r e n ¡-n d J u n io r t :o > s ivnd G i r l » , t h a t w e h a v e c \ e r t h o w n .
G IR L S ’ S C H O O L A P P A R E L
Sweaters in both Slipnn and Coat style, all sizes
9 8 c t o $ 3 .9 8
Washable Dresses for School, long sleeve and ha it*
sleeve, i to 14
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9 8 c to $3.98
Clever Felt Hats and Tams for Fall wear, all shape'- 9 8 c t o $ 2 9 3
Fine quality Hamsters and Raincoats, priced f •••>*» $?4S to $3.93
Rayo*. Lfuiv-Connunatoms, ¡»izcs ■’ to 11
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Cotton Hose. t ‘ **rl)T Ribbed, l i g h t shade?
15c to 3 3 :
Missy Fall and Winter Coats, sizes 7 to Id
$5 -48 to $9.93
Hats. Helmets, Caps, sizes 6' •_ to 7
Flannel
and Wool Blazers, si "s 1 to 16
5
Belts and Suspenders, strong and durable
Ties in at-rumivecolors an ! combinations
Serviceable H .inc ur., for lioys sizes 6 to 16
Boys M i l and all wool 1-piec »Suits
2 Long Far a-— sh >i t and long 1 ants
2 Short FanU, \uii| Choice, 6 to IS
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49: to $1 23
$1.98 to $2.98
23c to 49c
33c to 4
$2.48 to $4 43
$ 4 .9 8 t o $ 1 4 .9 8
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pr H lu play. 'n
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tumor. Thv tuuU*
o f co operai Ion
bot» .-en lliv two,
however, la u very
«Imple mi*.
Halli » ‘.lira aro
.abject to etili
V lam for Ihe cult-
(lit loll I hut «I*lala
Thi major
nharoullhô blanio
H. Laño Young
rwjat* on tlioao
Imnha Hint lmvo
fiillril i li f ni. Ii 4l»rc«urilln« fund»
liuti'.'I ptlmlpl. - In loan in* at lor
i- >p[. > mon. y Il a! ham .-nctxirm *4
|ij(> [m i,i r lo r ii' ■! bank l»ana win*
out lii-.t pattimi hl» bualuoaa m III»
onrnlnit ha il» which would Ju»llfy a
ha: to land him tinnì"»
Dun of Un un.l*tlyln* j-caaona for
tin talliti « f t. n njr cottnlr* bank*
hr.» bann the «Vietane« of loo many
! ■,kH With Ilia llrolled httiin«»* of
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II ».a» lmtC'i*lb!* for i ha tit
ti» mah» enough money In Jtiallfy th*
r [indovini lit of Officera with Ihr prop-'t
1 Illy tu umua«i th* bank «ucce*»
fai.i n . i i l n ai rimi»!» for burina»!
«ra .-t Jiar.I that g'.'*d Judsrn- at nn<J
fen-.Lid w+re forgbtl.-ii in if.wullna
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C?t * r ik* »* in* lUation*
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S C H O O L S U P P L IE S
to1 1 . an ih" money uf lb»il flep -»llor*
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BOYS’ SCHOOL APPAR E L
Extra Heavy School Tablets
4c
l A t - j l,.i immi . i . p - ' ! ni- n In . M*
ij.,. i,- hi , u net paid, or uu’ei« tu» »p-
School Pencils
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Lon trees in Tweed and Corduroy, sizes 0 to 16
$ 1 .9 8 to $ 2 .4 3
pilrant prv»«HU a aoutl.1 ami «urro»».
History Paper
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ful record of tin vine»» operation —
Tweed anq Corduroy Knickers and Golf Pants,
£■**3 wbelli. r»ilial biialne«« ho niin*la. lur-
Composition
Paper
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$ 1 .4 8 to $ 2 .4 3
tmr, nierchamlUIn*. or farming.
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Leaf Fillers
Sweaters in Slipons and Coat styles, sizes 28 to 36
9 3 c i o 8 4 .4 3
P*rmlnj-Uanhlng InUrdepcndcnt
29c
Pencil Boxes, fully equipped
Blouses and Shins, sizes 6 to 14 and 12-14' neck
5 9 c t o $ 1 .3 3
Thl» 1» a perfectly obrlou» aitltttd»,
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tr-cuu-a louniry banking cannot b*
l '. V . W . W . V V W . S V A W . V . S V e A f . W A ’A V . S W A Y V W A V A V » . W W A W A V . V . V i V . W W A ' . W
§3 $
k.irretiif.illy and prodtiibly iarfled oil
unle»* lartnlun la »u.-r*»«fully »ml
5&\‘3
^irofltably op.'Valed Ih* two bu«l-
n»»»aa arc depeudenl upon earl, oilier
Sai
Th re It no loa -,-r »ny gbr»!l*n that
the time ha* trrlred for Ih- '" Inlrr*
depend, nt bn*!ne«K » lo r -*.'h » rom-
mon around of undBretandln-i of i!;»
- the form rr bill-« gad an altt^ethar m « hill will prt.hil.’ y I h * «1 ra*.>*n
NOTICE TO CltEQ IlO RY
SUMMONS
rrqnlrenient* that belli mu»l u»e.t for
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Court
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tar the next ec-t-ion o ' (be ¡epi<la!ur^. I l i hlühlv ; r.
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Or yon for M irlon Coti cy, p.-|i.trt- tbetr mutual welfare.
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There 1» na doubt bill what Itio fa-
Terrier. Orecron. TUu.x-d^y SEPT 5. 1929
c m r"<i«‘ ralK n of !.:.(.i>r n il! | ,-tsent a bili lor llivir i.wn i.raf :-ia Ihm Cuj.t o f Marion •' mtv, ; . t. of
n't ¡it No.
tnra pro«p«'rily e.f the farmer and tlia
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bi I « ¡ I I be rri*cn t*.T to the vr.rK'.m o.-jan iialioo H ut are in f i v
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and m ir .1 o n 'o i • A. Hotho. rialnUff,
JL Homlr:;. ui'.Lir
Iwt-il» of cooperullou betwi,rn bankrr
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this ni07i.njrcl. A bill th-.t is fifrin;.!?it er.»'.;,-h t bar niiy rh .» a n nul ..p|„ .inte(1
» r Uic c, u to . I'rntl V, Ii -tho. I>. f.-mlunt.
end farmer I* Che Into’ llfen! dire ml-
Issu ed E verj- T h u rs d a y a t T u rn e r , S i; rion C o y n ty , O re g o n
flratlon of i^op* It U nce.-aasry, how-
ntitled to pension
nn<l tîmt \ • hu ï i r l’ i..| V. Itothn, llr ic jd a a t:
j;en.-.:on will mike th. ?e ivho fire now ci* aûftUec to go totfc« oc I no :• »
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ciuittli« i ü »itch. AU v*r*or,i
r. t. have th' light ...acvpllon of
teli
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In t' ■ iw
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nm of the S’-ut • . f Orauon. iv
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S U B S C R IP T IO N $1 .2 5 P E £ Y ^ A R .
E n te r e d a t t h e P o e t o f lk e
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to
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rppo i.ti'iri. lu »tati»* trh^re thr o!al ae» p ’ r.sivn i» in oai ; • •• ->v .
inet t l ut llltte
: .-.l tu pr. «. --t trt" .- um
The tnl»'ak# that many farmer*
a t T u rn e r, O re g o n , as srcb n d -cla ss n ia tte r, u n d er th e
duly ' eri f iid n< i..|'jir..l by luw/ n a i-l an«*y. r the csmplaint fi!e»l, buy» mad* In attempting to diversify
erati-'.n
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A c t o f M a rc h 3. 1879.
l i-- oflirc-i. ci’ H. M. Un-neolt, in th.- j .: : n. t you in th<* nbove in'tiled
ly farms Th • Tribune b.-L-ive it, an h'»n. :t efft.rt fob tbi r- »« f t l III» City of
¡.tarioii liouti!;-, Orr. I | court -nil enure on or before six ba» been to Invent loo ninth money
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within
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month
i from .L ■ date- | we ': j fruni t*. ■ dr to e f tin flrn* pub- lini* and lirnd la « n»w and untried
i r»J an ! will lend it* M ippirt to any bill f r fili.» | i:
that w ii) |
o.-ition o f tl;io aummona, and if you c r ■ 11 » sometime* a hrtardou» irbp, or
, ro' *h s notic'. to-wit: Anv-u<t
fail to au-wer nr nppvar herein rn
f.i,trib u te to thin r e L ii . itti U.» I tur-! p< - i I - i.. : v t ■ f grut;.
for *rh!.h fo lmm»<llaie marker
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A j 111 - befr.r klld dale, ler want thereof, rr.e
ba t been developed, TtsuPIns In a lo»
W I GRANT,
I plaintiff will apply to the eourt for of t ho luti tal . Iforf and UU.enrage
Administmtor c f th.- I'.. tato of I . the relief p . i j m for In her complaint
Kmc Grunt. L'ecea; .-il.
on fib- herein, to-wit: for a deerre of ment of futuro • (Torta on a mory cor
aid CoUlt di»iolvin>r thn marriage tervatlve 1<««I»
lò iit.H iM 5 n o t i c e o k s a l e o
|)l»re*artllng tiie primary nnd e'«en
v i nti et and t
b ndi of mi trimony
REAL PROPERTY ON
now KuP.-atinsr between you mid the ilal prlnelplo of farming— n*Mtly, lu
EXECU»
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Uncle Sa:«i won’ t r.cogn: ;s Rus-ia, but
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•»«* , i ren>lng oarn»rtg» by deereaalng tho
to
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Hy virtue o f M execution
-ed > vl.,to<1
ronfr„| llf Luth, r II .tho, enal of prodnetloii through Ih# prae
igniting l -itele, j j r t the tib ie ,
out of the Circuit Court of thy SbU* |. „ „ w 4Hotho, Arthur Hotho. Nel-nn tic# o! building tip «oil by crop rola
t'nrues noir the Zerno{re*t or st »in
ry-r nU
of Or iron for Hi. lou ât y of Murion : ,oth„, llll(l
Moth... minor cidi- tlon and Intensivo cultivation. I* r*
«pnnalblc for n large sbnro of !l|C
larmer*' (rouble today.
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THE TURNER TR IB U N E
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jriedge allc?giance to the F !ag of the United States
and the country for which it stands. One nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
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SUMMONS
tbo Circuit C.-urt of ti Slat« of
Or yon. fur Murion County, De­
partment No. 2.
Not of mu h in!er.-«t lo the rea. . r t It ; m rcciygnilion oi Ameriou by ,h.ivt- levied upon and will a< Il ’ ni *Jr,‘Äcn*
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Lcota Clough, Plaintiff,
T i c |-r->p<»*al of President Hoover *..y turn all an«|iprop: i i t e j atd
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linn served public Ifr.ds over to tho d iff -rent stit-s in which this lar.d China at American i trtnmg and ro a r I
j fur Am. ric in f:.rnr A? ft., àt tue c.?. « hòii ^ «foot it. Mi.e-
f0‘ M-»«®»» »’«»•*»>•. "»*•»•* *"«• Ilertx rt O. K. Clouph, PefendanL
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To Herb, rt O. K. Clough, the ;>b >ve
,* located : t th? io i’.fce r t oiuvl: cosm cr.t ami discus lion by th.* pree- reieii won’ t a n ’ w T, Ì fe , eral . . . . . . nr. Ln üii.i 1 i . tui.il r.-s... f er, ’ ion ( .um.y Bild Stete o ( Or.-gò.i, i.u
I the rii.lit, titl<e «nil Intercut which thé !
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narrrd defomlan*:
ci prediteti »ii-iiV n
u id othe’.i* interested I.' bar :! • i right th ,» w uV. be a vast ttn m ojt.t unlim it».! {-!i“ 6p I B r r . l moat efii lent m :h
I A. I,. Hr* .Yorrt nini Mm. \. l.. . ' ou
thV ,t,h."
th the mime o f th»> KtHte o f Oregon,
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femrants.
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Irnt.on
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this
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of Imoetii la the d ifle im t ‘dates in ro i' i- t . In lh i* Oreg n had
170 rtliou r th rea t—
¡a f; r i!- - 1 I ih d-y ef 4t;.y, I J J t¡.
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d ii'ih'Ver th<- rote plaint o ( tho
tiitl acres of pdblic land while i!,> eta tv c ' 9' nhuigtM i lied o / er.'t mil-
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c-l ; tori : t - -. Í villi lb B.irtl i r ¡ I ?a ■ ' ' N WS cer.l < 'l j f.r to Un lulle j . .
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I idhintlff hi-r. ifi. fib-I a. aii^t )yu in
linn acne. I f this lanJ Is hat. Med through (.ulitical graft a . the vast some perline ,;t ita ti tn-.nt> tiirt shoo'd' ic tk - lh<> A m e r ic o people sit up isc;r, to-wii ;
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Attorney f> r riniiir'ff. t’»' nbov. n titl- d court, ee or Uforn
Doirbinuig at the Northeast e o r-, R^ Idencc Iinil p ^ r r i c c a.IUrt««, lit* la
tart t dny
nay !»f tlie time W I'Ve leribed in
auinioui t of public domain that wre allcted to ' e rtate as ecluul laud and j o h.*nis ttritiU'. th.nk. g. »* l.y bar iho I oiled hellos rccogrjite J i
f-r o a i ic o f land conveyed b
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the ord. r for publication q, tfiia ßmtm~
was hadd'en it will l.e a loss to the elate it; place bi benefit Th e •'c.'i.ioi the Russian republic/ Are they afraid the red irffuinci- will become
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.non« ti i...... I»-., which perii» I o f UHM
by drnd date Novoinb -r L’ fi, 1 H.H7,
land war handled in ruch a manlier that there is scar ely m income greater if they ree ino i : them a having a ¡.' ice among the nn'ior.a o '
i.- four wcoldFfrom the i>th day of
and recorded >it book .‘14, page uftb,
M r. and M rs. H htvcv W ilson September, IU2U, being tho lim« of
fer (K'hoci v»uipoets derivitl from if. I i the proposition ii c o p i e d a the world? I f (hwUni'.t I .'d-ites recognizes arti (reals her nr n sig lfr na-i oi Un: i l . -.rion County Deed Record.«
th« fir-t publication hereof, and if
salci trai i t n*.eg within the cor- q id fa m ily spent révéra i days at
i ,Vi .-.o
f to appearand an«w.-r «aid
certain amount'of the U< st land phou’ d b - pet apart to rep'aoe the li m they r io c rue ne .re. ¡in r fi clivo *up[ *r i*io.-rof Soviet tc-r.ching*
potato limit
nt. th - plaintiff v.ill apply to
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rchool land that has been exploited and divirted to j ri’.a ! use.
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delineate
by trest/ sgiee.i.ent between the two gr-..t nations than they can if
nL Fri-
Fri- 1 cour'-
Addition “ B” to th.- City o f Salem
M iss Fran kie P o rter stH’
spent
™ fN for the r.-lii f prayed for in
• The' com aiiiion that has lie :i rpi-o’ -ited I" coneid r ( u j r and meant will) h »ld their official recognition and say by that they refuso to w el­
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im', to-witt -td .I i . mi I v »- tho
record'll
in book
K0, o f
th- Town l ’ìat Reéon'.H of ’: aid d W vis itin g at the R. (). W itze! bond« Of matrimony « ifi.tingbctwr'c'n
of ariving at the best solution of handling the-i public land" w ill have come them in fo the great «¡«terhood of nvtior.s.
Marion County, thence Soutberlv home.
the pirn " t iff and defendant, reatoro to
a man-rise- job on their hands. Or.e thit.f; they should keep in mir.d
The above ► litori.>| hint at the effect on this country when thin veri
along th. w. it l ie o f Fifteenth
M l. ..n f, M rs r „ l
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F “ i! " l,f '"ir former name of
is that tiiei-e lands a e property of tin jiabfi ■ aryl cot t ie prvate in l.r - acaeageof cheap land i« I r'.ught u ndir ru ltivalion with cheap labor
(la th ) -Str -t ext. r,led sixty four
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fa K n ,^t r ° l ; I o t a Wd.on, nml for such oth.-rand
DM I f. t ; th a-' W<-rt--rly at right P iiy a luf» W ítíhmKton a re visitin g further relief aa «hull he agreeable to
est«. They should see to it that tbc6e lands are admieisterod fir the ar i ir.odtrn mtthods of cultivation. Russia haj fori.aw.-n the prim itive
«tiplea with » i d l ift , nth Stre 'l M |h ,t-feir jnc|
c an(.
the principle» o f equit^.
benefit of the mu purity and r.ot the m inority. P: < s’ d »n t Hoover has a i c llio.is of the cr -oked stick plow hand l. irv e -lio g and threshing that
and porallel with said South lin - o f . .
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are further notified that this
"11” Str -.t on* hundred sixty feet; M r. and MfB. 1 . r . Iitom asop. umnions i< lerved upon you by pub-
string attached to ti.ootffer that l* that ail
1 and mineral rights s h ill was c inamor. :■) year* ago. They I n v i adopt-.] medern methods i f
thenc- Northerly parallel with the ;
JJr. And M m . 8 R Ila lo H tid hcatlon thereof in The Turner Tribune
remain the property of the government
f irm ing and modern machinery. The value of ti;i modern tnach’ r.ery
F? t line or hift -nth (i 'th )
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ded ixl four i i ! i —It.
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Tumor, .timion
vaia gun.'ptir-
The whole .-akc and r.ot the fra s lirg alone- -Irnuld go loge'.her. the imported trom th«
iiitt.l Slates will probably m oei.t in ‘.La m illions.
the Mouth line of sait! " B ” Stree U arid dau gh ter Florence S h irley o f
*1 V j".or' 1* r ,,r th* Honorable
d a te » rhouid be placed under bonds w ith the Uderai go-, .'rntnrnt t<> Would it I A he better to lay aside «orno of our pred'dice
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rfcognire
pre T’ llice and
thence Ka-terlv along raid South
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!.. rt. McMahan, juc'ge of the above
line one hundred rixtv (DIO) fi • i *.t t j I r,‘
,l'in s
p in i runttay
evt'llin
-uri mad-: on
un the 4th dny
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Spent
ru n day
e ve n in g entitled c
court
develop« the oil and niicer.il rigiils f >r the benefit of th institution* ci tlieir a b ility ;:nd progress rlaoe the rvvoluiim i? W kwh would
wouhi he the
to thè pince of brginninsr.
w ith Mrs. H alo’ s niece Mrs. Ray- ,,f B< pt< mh-r, t!*29
the state that are at present draining the po- k*ts of the tvxpayeis to m->st dangerOOs lo tliiu country, rseogr.izat'or, and cooperation or fac­
T» rms o f saie, ta*h, anice* bid In
You are further notified that the
mond Titu s and fam ily. .
rupport. This does not mesn that the »talc should go into the bu-in-j* ing the p ro b a b ility cf n il lions A bushels of eh: p gta'n com ing info by pialntiff.
.’at-- of the fimt publication of thij
O w en Thom ason m otored to the » I'rnmon ¡« the fith dav of Beptrmbjr,
Dated at Salem, Oregon, thi» 13th
C‘ mining or drilling for oil.
(hi c<;untry in the not distant fu'ure?
d.ny of August, ÌU2».
<yjast
fo r the Lahor Day vacation
11,1,1 the ln,t publication thereof
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When iron was di.covered in th? sialc of Minnesota they .¡I po ed
b er,-i bit).
O. I). BOWfJt.
Sheriff pf Mnriop County, Oregon.
of their school lands and ».qu ired be lies of the ore land which thay
ter-in -law M r s . Louis hingrshur
c. a . sworn,
Attorney for f'luintiff.
learixi to the »¡eel companies and the royalties derived there from are
r f Fan D ieg o C a lifo rn ia spent By ^ ; 0p j™ ,ARi>: UN’
lilaced in the irreJumble school fund of the slate with tho re-ult that
Sunday w ith M rs. K.inj?sburys
bister. M r ». I*, t ] Thom ason.
very little money for th* operating of sch^oia and bu iidicg r.ew or.ei
vi itor in Falom last Friday.
lias to be raised by taxation
M r ». Paul W a lk e r o i Portland
Mrs. R. 0. Wftze! witli a ¿roup! M r. R. 0 . W ltz e ln n d d a u g h ter
I ’o-sibly there is not a great r.mount of t rn eral dejio-its in the -p en t several days last v;eek v is ­ c f Tu rnu - ¡adieu m otored to F a - ;
Have your envelopes pr'ntad w!tl;
public lund of Oregon but the sainc rule cou!d b? applied to other pro­ itin g her parents, M r. and M r s .. It-rn last Th u rsday to a tten d a H d o n v iiit e d M r. W itz e ls sister
your return ctblrosu.
The Tribunj1
in
W’ocKlburn
Sunday
aftern
oon
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ducts such as grktir.g rental* an i reyer.U' fre; timber told . Which- P. E. Thoaiason.
j .silver tea a t the hom e of I^rs.
can
<!o
the
work.
M r s .M illie Ftim pson nnd her
*VM* it may banho procecls from this land, if it i* taken over by the
M r. an d M rs. Ed F arris a n d ; P carcy,
aon-in-law and d a u gh ter M r- and:
plate should Ire diverted Into'cbar.r.eU where il would tend to redt :•
childrcr, y f Salem spent Sunday: M r. ar.d M rs. A . K
W hitm an
faxes For tbi* reason we contend that tin d a te* should receive i*„^ at the home o f M r. and M rs. P W Klam ath F all ; v iiit e d fo r sev- Mrs. Jones o f A m ity .‘ pent F'un-|
d a y w ith Mrs. P^impson’ a sister,
"w h ole cake end not the ftosfing o n ly ."
0 . W ivzol
era! clays w ith M rs
W h itm a n ’ s Mr;;. P. E. Thom pson and fa m ily .
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). CM'/» Th* Tribu.-u* creili for v iu't;
M r. and M rs. F. F. Tow nsend uncle, P L . T l om a” on a n d fa m ­
M t.s.II A . Rii.hmond o f Salem
you inly from our aavorti»ees.
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and M rs. F lo ra M artin o f Salem ily,
and h**r sister airs E, R, K rrn
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¿t>ent Tuesday at the R aym on d
R a j mond Titu s broke his ri^ h t and M ias H elen E arn o f W ild er,
T h - fv h t frr th® f>M Are P> n»i->n I« b“ing revived- The mcent Titua home.
arm- re cen tly .
The
fractu red . Idaho »p e n t Tuesday w ith M rs
lieve your envelope* printed with
j , : ig ol ' N« A.r* e ; r n bT-t r .u .. i f LtV.ar,
) at Tillam ook, <n J! M r. nnd M r ». R. W . K in jr.- m em ber is doing» n icely.
Richm ond’ s dau gh ter, Mrs. i^ iy - your return mblre**.
The Tribune !
dors®J .?o old age pea lion. Experigmu l i .« p -ioted out teyeral tlefc-'.a bury o f Salem and their daui;h-
crai «In t^o v'o»k.
M r. W a lk er w as a business mond J’ itus and fam ily.
State Control of Public Lands.
eçu ipim nt for l ig farm ing wifi be eelabi' fu-d,
epn
ul f.rnie run in
U. A. «tyl--r.ll in -r .. ¡ í i - i -
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