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PAGE FOUR ’ Tho Scio Tribune Ed it ori ah ’*'<r SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORBCON IN ANO FOR TUB COUNTY OF LINN. G DAY Tie iMpartment No. Two. Erma B. Hoge, Plaintiff, va. Otto C. Huge. Pvfendant, BULLS EYE »nd I WILL ROCkRjB ’ To Otto C. Hoge, tb« above nam«-d <W- fendant: I n the N amb of the ovate of orb - oom ; You ar® hereby requuvd to ap pear and answer the Complaint of the above name*! Plaintiff in the above en titled Court now on file with the Clerk of sard Court, on or before the 26th day of November. 1925. that Iming the last day of the time prraeribed in the Order for the publication of thia lumtnon», and if you fait *o to appear and anawer the plaintiff will apply to said Court fur the relief demanded in said Complaint, to-witi For a Decree of aaid Court dissolving the marriage contract now existing be tween Plaintiff are! Ih-fendant and awarding Plaintiff the care, cuatody and control of sterling Ballard Huge and Frank Virgil Huge, minor children of Plaintiff and l*ef<-ndant, and auch other and further relief aa to the Court may teem proper in the premia®* Thia summons la published in the Brio Tribune by order oi the Honorable I.. II. McMahan. Judge of tiki titl«*d Court, made and entered on the loth day 1*26, Whi summons is ordered ami directed to be published once a week fur six consou- 11 v- and aucreaa. «< week weekly publications thareof. The dale of llie first publication of thia summons la the 15th day of Octo ber, 1926, ami the date of the last |«d> lira lion thereof is the 26th day of No vember, 1*25. Dux. M arra A M c M ahan , Attorneys for Plaintiff. | Postotfice address of Attorneys for Plaintiff: Albany. Oregon. From far away Paris comes th® news of the return of the old-fash- toned bustle. Another plot by Dame Fashion to make poor dad again hustle. Jay H. Upton of Bend has cast his hat in the political ring and will pit his strategy against I. L. Patterson for the republican nomination for governor in th® Mav primaries Jay is a young man. a good lawyer and business man. and thoroughly un-1 I see where mmc of the Foreign Katie » «ay they are going to Fl Ml their debt to America, the Papers are all excited ami about it But th«- BULL'S F YE is a Paper that never mi «leads S imih lar Fiblicilien n F•rtclisart it Hi UML our readers (either one of them). It NDING a debt mean* about IN THE CIRCUIT C OURT OF THE STATE OF ORFHON TOK • LINN COUNTY. that has ow ed you for y ear»,come Mernll. Plaintiff, vs. W. II. Culy snd C. A V andran. Defendants. the same thing as having a fellow to you and uy "I am going to make arrangements to take up that loan I owe you just as soon C. II i as I can collect it from some feL lows who owe me.” So don't by any means get FUNDING To W. R. Culy, the above named de mixed up with PAYING. The fendant: tw<» have nothin? in common. I n the N ame of the ^ tate of < mi • WON: You are hereby notified that C. 'I hese Nations arc just stalling II. Merrill, the holder of Certificate of until another \\ ar comes along I «elinquency numbered 1245. iMued on the first day of August, 1921. by the and the first thing you know our tax collector of the county of l.inn.staU debt will be four Wars behind. of Oregon, for the amount of Three and Ci-1IX It h dollars, the same being the \\ c have enough saved up to amount then dur ami delinquent fur fight again, but they arc using it faces for the year IRIN, together with penalty, interest ami costs thereon up now to enforce Prohibition. on the real property aaaeaaed to you, of which you are the owner aa appears of Oh.ye».“BULL" DURHAM. record, situated in said county and state, I like to forgot to mention that. and particularly bounded ami described aa follow a. to-wit: Well, that is what the Foreign Beginning at a |>oint which is four Nations are paying us in. hundred and eleven ami thirty-one one hundredths 4411.31) feet North ami two “BULL” DURHAM wuhuus hundred and eleven and two-tenth* the DURHAM. (211 2| feet westerly along the line of the county road from the Nouth<-a*t corner of the Nortweat quarter NWji of the Northeast quarter Nl D <>f Se« lion thirty-aix ‘Sec. ;«'•), Township nine <Tp. 9), South Range Two East (S R 2 K) of the Willamette Meridian; running thence North two hundred twenty-nine ' '2291 feet; thence weaterly parallel with P. S. There is g-ing to be another the county nwl fifty-two ami eight piece in this |<*|«er toe. Look lor it tenths ‘52 HI feet; thence South 229 feet; thence easterly along the line ol the county road fifty two and eight- tenths i52 H) feet to the place of begin- nmg. ) ou are further notified that aaid C. II Mernll and hia assignor have paid taxea on said premiers for prior or sub sequent years with the rate of interval on said amounts aa follow* Year's Tax 1919 19-JU 192) 1922 1923 1924 n-‘- Aug. 1.1923 Aug. 1.1923 Aug. 1,1923 Aug. 1,1923 Apr. 5. 1924 Marl», 1926 Am'1 I »72 14091 1X74* 7H13 .'frai* 773 44 54 5.11 4.16 4.61 1 14 8.93 Rate Int. >2% 12 ' 12 * 12 • 12 • 12 • Raid W. R. Culv, as the owner of the legal title of the above describe! property a* the same ipicirr of rec ord, ami each of the other person* ah>>ve named are hereby further notified that C. li. Mernll will apply to th«- circuit court of the county and »tetr af for a decree forecbeing the lien against the property above deacnbvd ami men tioned in saal certificate, ityd you are hereby summoned to appear within aixty days after the first publication of the aummona exclusive of the day of said first publication, ami defend thia action or pay the amount ‘hie as above shown, together with tost» ami accrued interest, and in case of your failure to do so. a decree will t>e ren dered foreclosing the hen of ssm I taxea ami coats against the land and premises above named. Thia Simmon« is published by order of the Honorable 1. II McMahan, Judge of the circuit court of the slate of Ore gon, for the county of I.inn. ami «aid order was ma>le ami dated the 27th day of October, 1925, and the date of the first publication of thia summons io th«- 29th day of October. 1926 All process ami papers in this pro ceedlng may be served upon the under signed residing within the alate of On- gon, at the a«idrees herea f V. LVUI M c CBOAERY. Attorney for Plaintiff, JLddr*»«i Stayton, Oregon 0»-w5U19-a»-«lAIA17 Roundtrip Fares ibecially Reduced “B ull D urham Guaranteed by / «/ d £ tit Fifth Attuile. Ne« York Cl- • Southern Pacific derstands the needs of the people both from an economical and politi C. W. Bragg, cal standpoint. He makes no out- standing promises that he knows he nor anyone else can fulfill he will Holtet ni Illirici Retd Metlinq use best efforts, he says, to reduce Pursuant to a petition signed by a I«-' taxes and bring prosperity to the gal t'UiuU-r • '( ti »"Irnt to • r » « • > citizens of Oregon He is a likable paver* *t>‘ 1 l< K'ul “’t' r» ''f B .'I I I t' -t I No. XI of Lum county, Oregon. Notice chap and his friends are legton. Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Has this community anything to be thankful for? We believe it has We are and have been free from pestilence, famine and contagious diseases during the year; we have happy, contented and industrious people; we have orderly and well regulated homes, and business firm* with whom it ia safe and economical to trade, we have the sunshine and the rain that brings the harvest’s golden grain, and the dairy cow whose productivity keeps us supplied with the paper and coin that saves us 85k. Yes, we have plentv to be thankful for, and we are. Business is good. The farmer sells a load of wheat, and all the world grows fair and sweet, he hums a couple of cheerful tunes, and pays the grocsr for his prunes The gro cer who ha<i the blues, now buys his wife a pair of shoe* That ten the ahoeman thinks God sent, and runs and nays it on the rent. Next day the rent man hands the bill to Dr. Carver for a pill. And Dr. Carver tells hia frau that business is im proving now, and cheers her up and says. "Mv dear, you've lieen quite feeble for a year. I'm thinking you should have a rest; you’d better take a trip out weat.*' And in a couple of daya the frau ia on the farm of Josh ua Howe. She pava her board to Farmer Howe, who take* the bill and says. ”| swow. Here's some thing that juat can't be beat this bill's the one 1 got for wheat.” He hums a couple of cheerful tunesand goes and buys a lot more prunes There's miles of smiles, scarce any frown, when folk* patronize their own home town; for when the dol. lar* are sent away, they never come back to help community prosperity. i SHELBURN NEWS ; I* llcn-by Given that a m«-rtmg of th.' legal voter* of Io-ini I>i»tnet No. 33 of l-inn county, Oregon, will b® held at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m., co lh< 29th day of November, 1925. at the Munkera' School Hou*®, in *«i.l road district, to determin«- whether or not «aid road di* trict «hall vote a special lax of upon all the taxable property within said mad distort for the nnpruveiio-nt of the mad* therein a* .llow*. to wit. grading, graveling, drau..ng and repair ing said mad*. By order of the County Court of 1 inn county, Oregon. Doted thia 2»’>th day of tFctolx-r, 192-’. B. M. Payne. County Judge. J. I> liwitn. County Comm'r. Joe Hume, County Comm'r. Attrat R M. R u - m -II, Countv t'l. rk. Posted Ihi* 26th day of October, I92r>. by M. O. Arnold, appointed by th«- court. Mnci »1 Oiiincl RoM Mtelini Pursuant to a petition signed by a le gal numtn-r of reofcient freeholder«,tax-. Skyers and legal voters of Itoad District | o. 14 of Linn county, Oregon, Notice i* Hereby Given that a mooting ot the ' legal voter* of Road District No. 14 of I I inn county. Oregon, will l«e heki at th«- | hour of 10 o'clock a m. on th«- 2Kth day : <>( November. 1925. at tite ‘■h.lburol School Bouse, in said road district, to , itetermme whether or not »aid rua.i di*-1 trict shall vote a «¡M-eial lax of liOOu.tki upon all the taxable property within »aid m»d district for the improvement of the road» therein a* follows, to-wit, grading, graveling, draining and repair ing »aid roaiis. By order of the County Court of IJnn county, Oregon. ilal.-d thisRth day of 5ov®ml»-1 It. M Payne, County Judge. *J. D. l»om. County Comm’r. Jo». Hume. County Comm’r. Attest: R M Ruaaell. t ountv Clerk. Po»t«-«l this 9th day of N’ovcmla-r. 1925, by M O. Arnold, appointed by the Court For Sale VeryReasonable . Several Thousand No. I Potato Sacks Albany Bargain House Corner 2«l Ä linker Plimic 411 - J All«aiiv. Ore. local agent Notice ! Aller (kl. 15. 1925, I will l>e h>< atcil .i( State Street, Salem, Oregon. B. &. B. Optical Co. Dr. Harry Bancroft, Mgr. SON SNYDER <&, 404 E. 2d st. Albany, Ore, Welders \Vc have just installed a new m.uliiiH for tightening wheels. Bring in your car or truck and let tin show you how sci- cntifically this machine works cither on steel or wood felloe wheel» without the use of shim» and at right prices. Valve Grinding Done quickly on * machine that is *<ientifically accurate, and i* the only one of its kind in Linn county. Try us next time. Auto parts txilh wholesale and retail. C. H.Torrance 212 Fl. First Phone 379 ALBANY, ORKGON This ad is adilrcswd TO You If you are on the farm, we have the Lumber Nov. 17 Mr. and Mr* Malcolm Miller of Newport visited relative* in Shel burn and community Ia»t week. Ben Denny, who ha* b«-«-n living near Albany the last year, moved to Shelburn neighborhood last week. Wvman Bros, sold some fine Ply mouth Rock chickens Monday for Thanksgiving trade. 0. G. Wyman spent Sunday with hia mother. Mrs. Laiey Wyman. Archie McCrae of West Scio spent Sunday with hia grandfather. H O. Shilling Sehsesletww * sAvsaee .... »IT* If 1*4 m the sag e< ibe rear ... Ma Mrs. Byron Batea was shopping Si* «awetb* la al.aar* .... Ma OasasA. I »*«* Msaaa* r—sly - - - S4a in Shelburn Saturday. Our phone number ia 42 5. call u*. C-harlas Hates took a fine bunch Watch the date following your name on this paper. It tells when your time expires If a blue pencil mark is under vour name, it means vour paper will atop in two weeks, unless renewed. Starts when paid f.»r, stotta at expiration. —v«»u can take ’I'« whole family at surprisingly small expense. Comfortable train» moat everywhere. Night and Jay service, with convc«, lent hours of departure and arrival. Ask <my agent for complete truivl information. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Thw who ar* in a **mn-4nvm-* rnn.H. lion will notle« (hat <*»tarrh t»rh«ra n»m much m«vr* than when thsv are In a .-t he»Hh Thia fart pmvei (hat .\li- 2>tarrh la a local dlMa» it m greatly Infti*ne«x1 b* ronstltutlonsl mndltkm« HAM.** CAT »Hit It mi |>|, im M ’nmt-ined Treatment, both b~»i and in ternal «nd has been an- ‘-»-•»fiit in lha treatment of Catarrh for dvor forty year». BoM by »11 «truarlata r. J. Chmry A Co.. Toledo Ohto. of «heep to hia ranch, three miles west of Shelburn. Monday. Dillon Meljiin was shopping in Shelburn Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. (’ ramer of Stayton canvas**«! the Shelburn vicinity last week selling brushea Mr* C. O. Met’lai* canned their winter'* supply of beef Friday. you nerd to re pair your liarn and sheda. If you are in tow-n. we can supply you with what you need. Deliver. i. W. Copeland Yards Ql ALITY : SFRVICE Sro>nJ and Calapooia Phonr 275 A lbany , O rf .