THE TURNER TRIBUNE
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dog. He knew by his growl whether ed for herself.
White, Johnson, Royse and the host
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it was a friend or a band o f Indians.
ess, Mrs. Belden. Mrs. Seymour Stew
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Asche and
He hud his cabin door fixed go that
art and little Alice Dickman were
family
went to Lebanon, Saturday
his dog could go in or out at his
guests of the club.
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pleasure. His cabin was of a log morning, where Mr. Asche has been
taking treatments for some time.
The
West
Stayton
school had a
structure with split logs for a door.
From
there
they
went
to
Monroe
and
very
interesting
program
Monday in
A small hole just large enough for
his dog to go in und out easily. He spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. honor of George Washington’s birth
Edes. They returned home Sunday day. A fter the songs and short plays
made u small door to fit this hole in
after a very pleasant visit.
in the school, everybody went out on
the door and swung it by leulher
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the
play grounds where a beautiful
hinges so it would swing in or out.
The West Stayton Birthday Club
red
harwthorne
tree was planted by
The windows in this old trapper’s met at the home o f Mrs. Martha Bid
the
members
o
f
the eighth grade
cabin were only port holes, which he den, Wednesday afternoon. Owing to
and his trapper friends could shoot the stormy weather several members class. Mr. McClendon read a very
through when the Indian started their were unable to attend. As usual the interesting article and Lois and Mar
wur against them. His cook stove wus quilt blocks were very much in evi vin Lacy sang a song suitable for
Howdy folks! Wull another week
The meeting at beginning was very
tlie occasion. Each pupil of the 8th
»nil nothing o f importance has hap- culm und peuceful but as the evening a structure of stone with some iron dence and after a short business ses grade helped fill in the dirt around
l*'»ied except the Ic-gislatorx are work grew old the tempera begun to rise bars ucross. The smoke escaped thru sion Mrs. Belden served fig bars, fruit the tree. A large and appreciative
ii'g for themeelvee instead o f thr and blast forth. You know if the u stone chimney plastered with mud.
and coffee. Those attending were crowd o f mothers left the Monday
Mlute uml we might also udd, the meeting would have been all night His chairs were split blocks with two
Mesdames Hunkel, Stewart, Woosley, wash and came out to help observe
ninull
poles
ut
either
end
for
legs.
His
Turner high school lout another guini- we'll bet there would have only been
table
wus
o
f
the
same
structure.
He
Comstock,
Allen, Goss, Dickman, Washington’s birthday.
o f basketball.
one person there able to carry on,
had a large fireplace at one end o f
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— the rest all knocked out.
his cabin to furnish his heat in the
We might suggest that the high
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We came down town and listened winter time, where he and Budge
school i|uintet und the »tate solemn
get together for u big celebration in to a fight ove* ‘ he radio which proved would sit at night and Timberlick
would smoke his pipe und tulk to his
honor of what they have accomplish- to be nearly as good.
best friend, his dog, Budge.
ed this year.
Just the xumu a couple o f com
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Once in a while all the old trappers
In regard to II. I’ . Jenaen’e Austin mittees were elected und we will hear 1 would get together and play checkers.
automobile we'll bet he ordered u from them in the near future. Go to ! They lived so far apart that their
Ford and for some reason or other it boys, let’s have the cannery.
visits were not very often. There
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the Ford plant had to cut down Ida
were
no roads, only trails and a very
ACCOMPLISHED
order to one-half.
wild
country.
Not many white men
By golly, Don Iticiies has sprouted
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out with u brand new pair o f pants. but lots o f Indians or savages as they
That remind» u* o f the time the
We knew if we kept after him some were called.
young fellow took hi» girl out ruling
One night a neighbor trapper
Route 3
Turner, Oregon
thing was bound to happen. We feel
in one o f those A upturn. They parked,
named
Hunky Jim came to visit him. j
gr< atly recompensed.
aa usual, and low and behold in the
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Hunky Jim got his name by his
middle o f the necking party the darn
By the way we'd sun* like to know 1 chunky build. He was short and fat j
car started moving toward a large who the Jane is who leaves the lip- with grizzly colored hair which was
mountain. Upon investigation, a large dick marks on the boys cheeks. It is also long and shabby. As he came up
red unt waa seen pushing it toward causing much gossip nnd excitement. to the cabin it was very dark. He did
Ida hill, for his next meal.
“a
If the girl will please report to us not dare to carry a light on account I
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we’|| see what can be done.
o f the Indiana.
M. I', you want to be careful, Here lies the body o f Johnn> Doe,
s
e
m
d
Budge growled. Timberlick spoke
something o f this sort don't happen He bumped the cashier und swiped to himself and said: "That’s a friend
to you. Also beware o f tall grusa as
the dough.
ly growl." Someone wrapped on the
uiu might get lost.
Poor Johnny.
door.
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“ Come in," said Timberlick.
We have been requested to an-
EXTRA! EXTRA!
(Continued)
, nounce that there will be "n o” admis
Fight promoters take notice! We sion charge at the next community
TH EY HAVE
went up to tin- cannery meeting lust club meeting as was announced at the
"A donkey discovered a mine that
evening und got in on some real “ co lust meeting. Remember "no ndmis-
op- rutivo spirit."
lias paid $43,000,000." And other
• sion” charge. Thunk you.
donkeys have put ten times as much
into mines that have paid nothing.—
were using the fire hose und putting Weston Leader.
on chemiculs to put the fire out. It
was o f no use us the building was
Dr. B. F. F o u n d p ra ctice lim ite d to
The following theme was chosen as about gone hut they did save most of r e m o v a l o f t.-cth, g a t or local, and
the be.d from among the freshman the buildings uround the muin on e.! dental X - r a y . N e w lo c a tio n 303 F ir s t
English cla » o f the Turner schools, We stayed until ubout five o'clock ! N a tio n a l B .nU B .d g , Sale m , O r e g o n .
Mrs. May Hadley, teacher:
and then started home. We had not '
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We were having class in the school gone fur when we saw one o f worn- j
VOU C A N H A V E youfc
hou.-e one afternoon in March when en, who was working there, running
WfcoT STAYTON
up
ami
dow'n
the
road
crying.
We
CHOICE OF ANY FIVE OF
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the teacher suddenly cried, “ look!”
O f course we all looked but none o f thought that she wus hurt but we j
THE MAGAZINES LISTED
Mrs. H. White is making a business
us looked in the right direction. Some finally found out she was doing ull
und
pleusur-
trip
to
Salem,
Tuesday,
jght
DZLOW FOR A FULL YEAR
of the pupils thought the school house the crying for c e: t thul '
o
was on fire and I thought the pluster had hurn<-d to de ,th.
Earl Van Nuys was a caller at the
(TWELVE MONTHS)
was coming (,-> o f the ceiling as it
The cut was found a few days later Chamberlin home Monday evening.
V/hy pay more for your magazines
was cracked in iverml places. Winn running around in the woods us alive
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when you can buy them at less than
the teacher iic o v e n d from the first ns ever.
Prank Van Nuys o f Dallas spent
cost through your home town news
shock, lie toiii us the Hoys Training
The results o f the fire were not Monday with his parents.
paper? You can actually get five .if
School wus on fire.
a hit pleasant. We ull coughed sev
America’s leading farm end fiction
Mrs. T. Y\ McClellan was a caller
When he s i ’ ..t, we all became eral days ufter and didn't feel very
rr.sgczines at th,$ amazing price if
excit' d und ti. t icher seeing that , well. The smoke from the hospital ;:t the Van Nuys home Mounday.
you order now. If you act quickly you
none o f us Wu d . iudy while the Are where all o f the medicines, including
will receive sjxjy magazines during
A number o f school children and
lasted, dismissed »chool and let us go ether, wen- burned, made us sick or ;
the next year for just a little more
quite a few- pre-school age took the
than the price of this newspaper.
to the fire. No ooiter aid than done, that is tin* only reason w-e could find, i
toxin anti-toxin last Thursday.
Don’t hesitate to send your order if ’
we mail-- u fl-i ih for the cloak room. Maybe sitting on the dump ground i
some of there come to you now. Re
The larger one« being stronger, got made us sick but none o f us said any- i Mrs. T. Y. McClellan and Mrs. H.
newals wiil do extended twelve
to their wrups first and started for thing about that. Many people cairn J. Little were dinner guests at the
months ahead of your expiration
the fire. We arrived at the fire in for weeks afterwards to see the fire home o f Mrs. Hunkel last Friday.
date.
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nhout fifteen minutes; the smoke was and the ruins.
Mrs. O. A. Lacy and her sister,
pouring from the dormitory windows
S TE LLA MASON,
Mis. Wes Lacy were visitors at the
UiBsmTO
ami the cupulo was a mass o f bluze. Age 15
Turner, Oregon.
Tigen uml Bone home Sunday.
I MECHANIC.
The first thing our school boys did
w-u.s to find two full gasoline drums
Mrs. W. W'. Bone helped Mrs.
and roll them away from the fire nnd
Chamberlin with her washing Mon
sit down on them; they probably
day, Mrs. Chamberlin having the mis
wouldn't have set there long if a
fortune o f falling Saturday and hurt
■park had lit on the drums. In about
ing her left arm quite badly.
an hour all o f 'lie main building hnd
Muny, many years ago in Utah
Little Joyce McClendon, who has
burned down,
first story und base when the Indiuns and the white wero
been
Having a siege with the measles, |
ment were not hluzing yet but were in their battling mood, this old trap-
G en tle m an : 1 w ish to take a d v a n ta g e of your m a ga zin e b a rga in
is
reported
as very much better. She
fiill o f smoke.
p-'i' and hunter and many others lived
otter
1 am e n c lo sin g the a b o v e am ount in paym ent for a o n e year su b
is at the home of Mrs. Blakely in
One of the officers had some valu | in the mountains und did nothing hut
scription to y o u r p a p e r a n d the five m a g a zin e s that t h a v e m arked with
Stay-ton.
able papers an-' things hut could not trap and hunt for their living, which
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get them as he ' • to wntch the hoys was not a wealthy or prosperous liv
Olive Sucre and family of Salem
from the tia l.'n g school so they ing but they had plenty.
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and Carmen Dumnnd and family of
NÀMC
would not run ..w..y. Jim and Clay
Our old trapper, Timborlick, wan West Stayton spent Sunday with
ton, who wero eager to become ( not such an old man. He was about their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H M.
« m î T or It.F.D.
heroes, olTeied I j get the paper for 10 years o f age, tall und lean, with Crane.
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flu- officer. He gave his consent hut long whiskers and long hair, only a
STATS
TO W M
Seth
Downer
returned
home
Sun
told them to be careful. They went rink at the crown o f his head.
day. He has spent the winter in Cali
to the basement and from there to
Timborlick had everything named,
□ H o u se h o ld M a ç s s h t o
C: A m e ric a n Poultry Journal
the first lloor hut they had a hard I l»is dog’s name w-,- Budge, his rifle fornia with his brother, Harvey, and
□ Illustrated M e c h a n ic s
□ The C ou n try H om e
1 im locating th-> box and when they ; lie called "Calam ity." He was a sure sister, Daisy. He will be busy getting
C Iv e r y b a d y '- i Poultry M a g a s in e C Path tin-J a.- ¡W e e k !;)
d-d find it thin,; wi re beginning to and straight shot, for he had plenty of the berry patch in shape for the pick
□ P e o p le s Pop u lar M o n th ly
□ The Farm Journal
ing season.
pi t hot.
practice. He would go around his trap
□ Pouiîry Su cce ss
F! G an ttew ornaa M a g a s in e
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When tlie hoys got the officer's line and get his varmints out and sell
□ Stan d ard P.- ï - j ! y J im .al
Mrs. Nipple, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
; G o c d Stade s
tilings and came out of the burning the pelts for his groceries, which was Asche. Mrs. Roy sc and Mrs. Edith
□ S u c c e ssiv i re re w vj
[ H om e C lrcie
building, the officer was glad to get not much, only .Mi«t the necessities of Stewart, Friday afternoon, helped
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□ H om e Frian d
In-, belongings and the hoys were glad life which included a few clothes and finish Mrs. Forrett’s quilt. Mrs. For-
t‘ > get out of tin- hot building. While shoes.
rett was very proud o f it as it was
all o f this was going on the firemen
He was very f ind o f Budge, his the first quilt she had ever had quilt- ,W . Y W A V i V y Y W A W W V b V Y W W W W . V . W A N W A W . W W
W. J A Y
DEN H AM
General Contractor and Builder
Cement Work and Plumbing
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