Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 21, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLay Evening, Sept 21, 1917. EUGENE DAILY GUARD Pago Seven. his Page Is Lane County's Great Market Place for Both Buyer and Seller JEW TODAY SALE A lot of old lumber 1x12 . a rt ner M. Also a lot of cedar LidinS, ew half price- AUo 8 pul" r-j .nkerel. Brown Leghorn, fine tt 60c each. 8f5 AV 4th St., after Jo Sat, or W. II Smith, Woolen iTOOF What are you doing f" . t i..b rnntl Thn tlorl,,,,. tut tnat - d Select Extra, vertical grain, . l.. .,...l Kiniln,,. f',l loOtD, eve"1 - ...... Busies are "," " " v Lpest, cheaper to lay, go farther, h no uiv- --- n--- Una Warehouse, PfLone 737, Char- Knn Street. '. : , : o20 r.p Afndern r unfurnished five- i iu.- - ' r?. firpnlace. furnace ana ens Ere. Inquire .Mrs. Humphrey; 092 twin, wo- f Between Waltervilla and Eu ,e a 32-rlfle half magazine and take im, Advise Sehwering & Lindley, rbers E Ninth St., Eugene. s21 OR SALE REAL ESTATE , STEWART- & EVANS re in a position, today, to offer in a good 9 room home "on one of the trcets in town miaway oeiween jillamette St. and the University with U electric lights, not ana coia water, Ith, paved streets, being a corner I shade trees and cement walk. It Lid he difficult to find a better loca L in the city. This place is clear of Lombrance with the exception of eet Improvement, ipiuuu win uuy is home with $1000 cash and bai lee time. For a home buy there is ithliig In the city to equal it. STEWART & EVANS on In 5 room nearly new plastered ttage, light and city water and wood ed attached. Lot 00x150. $1200 cash STEWART & EVANS I cut on a cottage of 8 rooms, water id sewer connections, light and gas. lit 66x160. Nice fllled-in garden, new trn or garage. Good buy at $1500 Itb good terms. STEWART & EVANS fccres just south of Eugene, no im tovements, no encumbrance, $3200. fill trade for city property up to 1500 with long time at low rate of Merest on balance. STEWART & EV ANS , 21 ACRES well located logged off land, I fine condition for seeding. For a hick sale will make a price of $3000; 000 caBb," bal. long time at 0 per int. 693 Willamette St. J. W. Shu- late. , b22 (. SALE OR;RENT-JTumished-or furnished,'1 my house at 035 Pntter- Bn St Garage,, Modern in every rc tect Telephone 708-J. Fred C. Ayer. " ' ' v - tf K BALE BY ' OWNER Suburban jome on College Crest, 2 acres land lith 6 room bungalow. Good well, good Ration. Phone 028 or call at 737 jtth Ave. East. s22 REXCHANGE 320 A. wheat farm I Idaho for farm or Income city in pllov. J. A. Camnbell. 2075 Lincoln It., Eugene. . : ' ' : s21 fO GOOD LOTS $50 EACH in easy walking distance of new high school. smier s McLean, 317 C. & W. mug. tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS fGOOD BLACKSMITH LOCATION f-Tools and stock for sale cheap. uilding can be rented for $10.00 per 'ear. Good nnd auick horseshocr enn lo well. Has been lots of rig and re- Kir work. Located about 1 miles r of Pleasant Hill. M. E. forks. Itand, B. Smith, W. O. Norton. s25 fR SALE Gond rine rnnnlne toma- Leave orders at Booth 13 of Pub- PUrket or phone G4-F.il. S. Winther tr R SALE Jersey cow, 2 tons of lt nd vetch hay. loose: 2-3 ton clo fer hay. loose; one bicycle; one child'i on bed. W. E. Knntt. Snrincfield It. J- D. 1. 1, niUes north on Fifth St. tf (II RENT Newlv furnished room Mth, two blocks from Willamette 11.50 a week. Phone 852-R. tf !R RENT unruroisned 5 rown flat 0'rn. Mrs. II. A. Allen, 10G2 Oak Phone 705. - ' tf fOK SALE MI3C ELLA Wc.0 US l'OK SALE or will trade for something u.c, one Dig tine 0 p&isenger Mitchell car, one 5-passenger Stod-dard-Duyton, one 2-cyllnier Heo truck. J. li Daniel, 121 5th Ave. West ' . tf SOME good buys in used cars, Overland no. Hudson $230. Studebaker $400. Studebaker (nearly new), $750. Cadil lac $500. Fifth Ave. Garage, Eugene, Oregon. goi FOR SALE Vetch, gray oats and rye seeu. ,uaiea nay. Choice Shropshire Rams, 30 fat cattle, 1 Jersey and 1 Holsteln bull. Morris Koon, Junction City, Ore. 0i0 FOR SALE 1 registered Poland China Boar, ready for service. Also 1 regis tered sow pig. J. E. Field, Coburg, Or. s25 FOE RENT Nicely iurnish tnn... Ukeeping rooms 1392 Olive St. tf FOR RENT FARMS. FOR RENT 135 ACRES 30 acres In cultivation, balance in pasture, plenty of running water, all kinds of out- . range, good houae and other build ings. Place located 5 miles west of Alvadore. Terms of rent $150 cash In advance for one year. Write or Inquire of J. R. Herbert, Goldson, Ore. Phone 18-F-.ll Junction City, Ore. tf FOR RENT For 1-3 of crop, 15 acres 3-4 of mile from Irving. Inqnire Roy Herbert, Elmlra, Ore. s25 FOR RENT 185 acre farm for rent, located one mile from Harrisburg Im plement and Btock and hay for sale. Hansen & Bergstrom, Owners. s21 FOR RENT ROOMS ROOMS FOR RENT at 158 12th Ave, West. s22 FOR RENT INifciy tarnished house keeping rooma 1892 Olive St. tf FOR RENT From two io four, rtom apts. furnished. Cull at 121 5th Ave. West, ...... . tf BARTLE COURT Furnished apart ments Do Luxe. 11th and Pearl Sta. Phone 1133. tf FOR RENT Unfurnished 5 room Fiak Flat, furnace, fireplace, Bleeping porch. modern in every detail. Situate at 11th and Oak Sts. Flat is open for inspec tion. Write Fred Fisk, Oakridge, Orc ; gon. tf FOR RENT Pleasant rooms In old Friendly residence, 1015 Willamette. Good location for business people or students. Phone 358-Y. s2L FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping , room in srivato residence; $1.50 per week. 631 Oak St. tf "WANTED FEMALE help" AN iiu.eingcnt person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspa pers; $40 to $00 monthly In spare 'time; experience unnecessary; no can vassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Butcau. Eooni 4292. Buffalo, N. Y. tf NUMBER young women and men want ed to prepare for telegraph service to help fill vacancies caused by unusual drafting men for war, positions guir onteed. Call or write, Telegraph Dept. Room 506 Panama Bldg., Port land. oS WANTED Girl or woman to work in dining room. Mrs. J. L. Jenkins, 641 High St. Thone 214. s21 WANTED MALE HELP AN intelligent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspa pers; $40 to $50 monthly in spore time; experience unnecessary; no can vassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Room 4292, Buffalo, N. Y. tf WANTED Delivery boy between the age of 14 and 18. Apply at 1208 Pat terson St. s21 WANTED Men for rock crusher work at Cottage Grove. Phono 170-J or call at 342 West Tenth St . tf WANTED Men for rock crusher work on Spencer Creek. Phone 170-J or call nt 342 West Tenth St. " tf WANTED Young mnn for grocery store ot1070 LawTenco. Phone 033. 825 D0Y0U KNOW WHY - - - Some Guys 6OR.e.M-( 1 Ao eO.TH'deTp i WHILE I Jtln cw0t lHooasj' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Junk of at description. Will pay nigh price fcr hides, wool, etc. Eugene Junk Co., 757 Olive St. Phons 1238. tf WANTED TO RENT Modern 5, S or ( room furnished house or 4 room apartments. Address 1S23 Guard. slO WANTED Old automobiles. Eugene Junk Co., 757 OUve St. Phono 1236 tf WANTED, Second hand furniture, stoves snd ranges at once. Phone 700. Eugene Furniture Co. o3 WANTED Chickens, ducks, turkeys. Tamale Factory, 002 Oak. Phone 850-J tf WANTED TO RENT A small place near Eugene. Cash or shares. Suitable for chickens, hogs, cow and horse, Will consider as much as 10 acres. O. F. Bevere, Vida, Ore. s20 WANTED TO TRADE Crocheted yokes for cot, small bed or other fur niture or rugs. 1499 VUlard' Ave. s21 WANTED Small furnished house close in. Thone 016 or call at 272 E 7th St. ' tf WANTED A place for a desirable young man to work for his room and board while attending business college. Phone 307-r. s21 WANXtsu USEU (JARS, Will pay sash for same. Dye Btob. 73 W 9th. tf GUARD'S BUSINESS, lElEPHONE ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW i HOWARD M. BROWNELL, Lawyer. All business promptly attended to. Telephone 1100. tf JESSE G. WELLS Lawyer, 814 Fork street; gives special attention to the examination of abstracts, drafting of wills, celtling of estates, conveyances, and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone 102& H. E. 9LATTERY Attorney and Coun selor at Law; Solicitor in Chancery. Office: Rooms 10, 11, 12, 13 Bockwith Bldg., cor. Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. GEORGE B, DORRIS Attorney-at-Law Office: Hovey building, corner Eighth and Willamette streets, rooms 1 and 2, Hovey Building. FOSTER & HAMILTON Attorneys-at-Law, United States National Bank building. Phone 880. S D. ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office 016 Willamette St. tf C. A WINTERMEIER Attorney-at-Law. Land titles and probate special, tics. Office over Bank of Commerce. L. M. TRAVIS Attorney-at-Iaw. Of fice over EugtJe Loan and Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. E. O. IMMEL Attorney and Counselor, United States Bank Building. Phone 351). L. B1LYEU Attorney-at-Law. Office upstairs, 856 WUlametto attest, Eu gene, OPigon. AUTO SPRINGS We give a 1 written guarnn tee on our Springs for one yer. LAHER AUTO SPRING CO., 34 N. 15th St., Portland. Marshall 14P! CLEANING AND PRESSING IMPERIAL CLEANERS & HATTERS Pressing and repairing, goods called for and delivered. 47 E. Tth. Phone 8U2 CREAMERIES. IANE COUNTY CRKAMEF.Y Tu L. C. Brand of butter is always fresh and sweet. Ask your grocer for It. Fresh milk and crenin always on hand, Phone 117. 48 Park St tf VIAVI VI A VI Mrs. A. True Lundy, Dealer. 272 E. 7th St. Phone 010. tf CHIROPRACTIC PR. J. I. FISCHER 317-18, White Temple. Thone 410. Res. 1213-R. Are So All-Fired Quiet ? MISCELLANEOUS. SHAVE 10 cents; haircut, 20c; raiors honed, 20c; neck shave free. 8th and Park, rear of U. S. National Bank. . - . oU ENGLISH GIRL STUDENT U. of O. requires congenial boarding place and use ot piano daily. Services rendered for, or towards same; or some ar rangement. Address 1SS1 care Guard. . tf WE ESTABLISH CUT RATE TIRE AGENCIES. There should be one in each locality. 30x3 Non-Skiils $0.SO 30x3 H Non Skids $8.00. SMALL CAPITAL required. PROF ' ITS are LARGE, for full particulars address POPULAR TIRE AND RUB BER CO., 2058 Broadway, New York City. a25 MONEY TO LOAN FARM LOANS AT 0 per cent and up. Large sums available !or business and residence property, Peteraon-Skothelm & Co. tf FARM LOANS; Twenty year amortised plan. No stock. Trepay at any time. Rates low. Must be Improved land. Walter B. Jones, office over Bank of Commerce, Eugene. tf FEDERAL RURAL CREDITS Farm ers borrow at 6 per cent and repay at 6 per cent which wipes out the whole debt, principal and interest, In 36 years with privilege of full or par tial repayment after 5 years. Geo. Melvin Miller, Secty-Treas. 817 O. & W. Bldg, tf AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY HAIRORESSINQ HASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build ing. Phons 1009. Hours 8:30 to 0:00. MME. SHAFFEA Hairdressing par lors, over Price Shoe Store. Phone 888 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS MRS. OLIVE C. WALLER, OBVILLE WALLER Klikville Graduate. 418 Cockerline & Wfithcrbee Building. DR. H. L. STUDLEY Office, room 322 White Temple. Phone 5SS-J. Residence 291 WtBt Tenth St, Phone 589-L. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. J. F. TITUS Homeopathlat, 038 Willamette street. Obstetrics and dis eases nt children given i.pechil atten tion. O. R. aULLION, it D. Eye. Ear, Nose Throat. Eyes tested and glasses fur nished. 306 I.O.O.F. Building. Tel. 133 tf STORAGE BATTERIES W1LLAHD STORAGE BATTERIES Service station nt 83 7th Ave. E. Roy J. Anderson. Phono 1272, j23 W. W. EBBETT Gould Storngo Bat teries for sale. Recharging, starting and lighting ignition systems installed and repaired. With Eugene Motor Ser vice 9th and Olivo St. ., . tf THERAPEUTICS DR. C. B. BAILEY 058 Olive St u TAXIDERMIST. CHA8. RING 10 years' experience; with Eugene Gun Co. Phono 101. tf PLUMBING, TINNING, HEATING. GEORGE D. UE1TZMAN 58-02 West Sixth street Phone 8i7. HALL & SHUMWAY Plumbing, tin ning and heating; sewer pipe and drain tile. Seventh and Oak streets. Phone 1002. PATENTS RICHARD 0. PARK, JR. Solicitor of Patents, Kcllog Bldg., Washington, D. O. UNDERTAKERS. BRANSTETTER & McLAUGHLIN Fuoeral Directors; lady assistant Auto hearse. 1152 Olivs. Phone 015. GORDON & VEATCH Funeral direct ors. Lady assistant. Full auto equip ment. Chapel and residence corner of Tenth and Pearl streets. Both phones 087. MONEY TO LOAN REAL K.STAilv LOANS; See lis for loug and short time loiiiia on Improv ed fnrm and Eugene property. Rorer & Brundage at Bank of Commerce, Eugene, Oregon. tf MONEY MONET. 8, OH. T per cent farm lonns, plenty of money for straight clly loans, 30 8th Ave. West, F. J. BEHGKR tf LEND YOU A MILLION 6 FARM LOANS 0 Straight Lou us and Installment Loans on City Property EARLE STANLEY SMITH 081 Willium'lto (upstairs) Phone 75 FARM LAImUU CHE Government htetls Farmers as well as fighters. Two million three hundred thousund acres of Oregon and Califor nia Railroad Co. Graut Lands, Title revested' in Uuitcd States. To he open ed for homesteads and sale. Containing some of the best land left in United States. Large couyrlghtt'd Map, show- in land by sections and description ot soil, climate, ruinfall, elevations, teui perature, etc., by couuties. Postpnld One Dollar. Graut Lands Locating Co., Box 010, Portland. Oregon. sept22 E IS SEEDED IN WHEAT Fall Planting Much Further Ad vanced Than Usual, An nouncement at Chicago. Chicago, Sept. 21. Belief that frosts last night turned out to be almost negli gible gave ft downward swing today to the corn market Opening prices which ranged from to 1 cent not lower nt $1.18 3-8 to $1.18 8-4 December and $1.15 1-8 to $1.1614 Mny wero followed by a slight rally and then a fresh decline. Somewhot enlarged offerings to arrive from Iowa and Nebraska tended to pro- SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of tho "State of Oregon for Lnno County. John A. Mnrkhnm, Plaintiff vs. Ed ward Karris, W. B. Wheoler and Octavia Wheeler, ills wife and L, M. Travis, De fendants. To Edward Fairis, W. I). Wheeler and Octavia Wheeler, his Wife and L, M. Travis, Defendants: In the Name of tho State of Oregon; You are hereby required to nppenr and answer tho plaintiff's complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within six weeks from tho first publica tion of this summons; or of personal service upon you; and if you fail so to answer, for want thorcof the plaintiff will apply to the- Court for tho relief prayed for in the complaint herein, to wit: That ho recover judgment against tho defendants, W. B. Wheeler and Oc tavia Wheeler, in the sum of $1100.00, with Interest thereon nt the rata of eight per cent per annum from tho 4th duy of February, 1914, together with a rca oonnble nttorneys' fee, nnd his costs and disbursements in this suit; that that plaintiff be adjudged to have the first and prior lien on the southeast quarter (S. E, Yi) of the northwest quarter (N. W. Vt), the north half (N. Vj) of the sc-nthwest quarter (H. W. Vi) and the southwest quarter (S. W. 14 ), of the southwest quarter (S. W. 4) of section ten (10), in township twenty (20), south of range four (4) west of the Willam ette Meridian in Lane County, Oregon, containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres, by renson of a mortgage thereon given to said plaintiff by Henry E. Owen and Mnymo E. Owen on May 0, 1013; that said mortgage bo foreclosed as pro vided by law and sold nnd tho proceeds thereof bo used to pay plaintiff's Judg ment; and that each of tho defendants nnd all persons claiming under them or eny of them subsequent to tho executing of said mortgage be barred nnd fore-' closed of any and all rights, claims or equities of redemption in said mortgaged property. t This summons Is served upon yon by publication thereof in accordance with an order made at Eugene, Oregon, by the Honorable II. L. Down, County Judge for Lnno County, Oregon, on tho 20tb day of August, 11117, requiring that this summons be published nt least once s week for lix consecutive weeks In the Eugene Dnlly Guard, a newspaper .pub lished nt Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Date of the first publication the 31st day of August, 1917. YOUNG & RAY, Attorney fur Plaintiff. United States National Tlnnk Building, Eugene, Oregon. No.401-Frl-dy-olV i I II kl . -r-a veut any important rally and so, too, did reports ot freight congestion at' Bal timore and that the government had tak er, over corn in neutral vessels lying at the seaboard. The close wus unsettled, 3-4 to 1 l-4c.net lower nt $1.1S 1-S to $1.18 1-4 December- and $1.14 7-8 to $1.15 Muy. Oats went down grade with corn. A slight enlargement of wheat receipts in Chicago was noted At Minneapolis wheat stocks increased 75,000 bushels for the week as against a decrease of 120,000 bushels a year ago. Fall seeding is reported as much fur ther advanced than is usual at this time. The acreage is the largest ever known. Higher quotations on hogs furnished only transient support to provisions. 'BANK CLEARINGS Spokane, Wash., Sept. 21. Clearings, $1,004,430; balances $2011,345. Tacomn, Wash., Sept. 21. Clcnrlrjgs $5S11,005; balances $60,607. Seattle Wash., Sept. 21. Clearings $1,262,027; balances $883,548. 'ortland, Or., Sept. 21. Clearings $2, 07,3S7; balances $277,045. WALL STREET New York, Sept. 21. Disappotntssesit over the failure ot tho market to main tain its early rise led to renewed profes sional selling and liquidation. Recoveries were effected in stocks with n protecting short interest. Total sales approximated 625,000 shares. The marketgnvo demonstration of re stored confidence In tho last hour, Tho ceppers nguln became strong with a rise of 3 1-2 points in smelting. Tho market closed strong. Liberty bonds sold nt 90.98 to 100.02 PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Or., Sept. 21. Cattlo steady; receipts 484. Best beef steers $0 9.75; good beef steers $7.50 fi 8.75j best beef cows $6.75 fl! 7.50; ordinary to good cows $4.00 & 0.75; best heifers $7. rf S.00; bulls $4.00 ffC 6,75; calves $7.00 ffi'9.50; stackers and feeder steers $-1.00 7.25. Hogs steady; receipts 410. IVime light $17.75 CP 18.00; primo heavy $17.05 fii 17.75; pigs $14.00 10.00; bulk of sales 17.75. Sheep steady; receipts 270. W:stern Inmbs $13.00 (id 13.50; valley iainos $11, 75 12.50; yearlings $10.00 M 10.50; wathors $9.75 10.50; owes $8.00 8.50. - Portland, Or., Sept. 21. Butter steady. City crenmery prints 48o; cartons 40c; TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PAOtrio COMPANY Main Lino Northbound. No, 16 Oregon Express.. . .8:20 a.m. (picking up Eugene-Portland sleeper) No. 12 Shasta Limited 8:52 n. m, No. 18 Rosiburg- Portland ' i . ' Local ...........10:45 , m. No. 24--Eligene Limited to Portland ..1:50 p.m. No. 14 Portlnnd Eiores....6:25 p. m. Southbound. No 13 C:ili(orula Express. .12:20 a.m, Nu. 15 San Francisco Kx-' press .7:50 p.m. No. 17 1'ortlajd-Ashland t Local (d.op Portland-Eugene sleepor) ......0:20 a.m. No. 23 Eugene Limited from Portland ...12:01 p.m. No, 11 Shasta. Limited 7:41 p.m. No. 10 Porlliind-Roseburg Local ..0:48 p.m Wondllng and Onkrldus Branches (Southern TacUlo Co.) No. 01 Leaves for Wendlltg 7:20 a.m. No. 02 Arrlver from 0.ik- ridge and Wecdling ,10:15 a.m, No. 93 Loaves for Wondllng , and Oukrldgo 2:30 p. in. No. 94 Arrives from Wend- Ung. , p.'OO p. m. West elds Dlvir'on, No. 414 Leaves dally for Portland 11 00 a.m. No. 413 Arrives 'dally from Portland 2:05 p. ffl. Coot Bay tine. No, 502 Leaves Eugene. .. .12:10 p.m. Arrivo Cpshmnn 8:80 p.m, Arrive Marshfiold 0:26 p.m, No. 601 Loavo Morshtlcld. .. 7:25 a.m. Arrive Cushmnn... 10:21 a.m Arrive Eugene .......... 1:40 p. m. OREGON ELECTRIC Northbound. No. Leave Eugene 2 (Owl) 12:05 a.m, 10 (Limited) 7:30 a.m. 14 (Ijcal) ,..,,11:16 a.m. 10 (Limited) 1:55 p.m. 2i (Local) 6:29 p. m. Southbound No, Arrlvn hugena n i i i , n.xi . ' tj. iuwi; .. iw 1 (Local) 10:55 a.m. 5 (Limited) ..12 25 p.m. V (Local) ,. 0:35 p.m. Drawn for this paper buying price butterfat 4749o, Portland; cube extras 40c; prime firsts 44c; firsts 40c; dairy 34 1-4& Portland, Or., Sept. 21. Wheat, no quotations. Today's car receipts: Wheat 11; flour 2; oats 11; hay 8. NOTICE is hereby given that the State ! Laud Board ot the State of Oregon will . receive sealed bids at its office In' the Capitol Building at Salem, Oregon, up to 2:00 o'clock P. M., Novomber 20, 1917, for all the' State's Interest in tho overflow lands hereinafter described, -. giving, however, to tho owner or owners . of any lands fronting or abutting there on, tho preference right to purchase said overflow lands at' the highest price of fered, provided such offer is made in good faith, and also provided that the laud will not bo sold for nor any offor therefor acoopted of less than $7.50 per .; acre, and that the Board reserves thn right to reject any and all bids: Said lands are situated In . Lane County, nud described as follows, to- Wit! ''..'' Beginning nt a point In' tho south boundary of Section 12, T. 18 S. R. 8 W. of W. M '2S!00 chains N 88deg.51 , mtn. W. from tho southeast corner of said section and running thence N. 38deg.00min. W. 0.00 chains N. OOdcg.OOrain. E, 17.20 chains ; S. 82lcg.l7min. E. 1.33 chains . North 2.2S chntns N. 84deg. OOmin. W. 0.73 chnlns S. 71deg.00m!n. VT. 10.00 chains S.. 49dcg.21mln. W. 11.23 chains. S. 80deg.22mln, W. 7.40 chains. S. 8Sdwt.51mln. E. 1.25 chains to the place of beginning, containing 6.35 acres of overflow land In Sec. 12, X. 18 S, R. 8 W. ' Applications and bids should be ad dressed to G. G. Brown, Clork State Land Board, Salem, Oregon, nnd marked "Application and bid to purchaso over flow lands." G. O. BROWN, Clerk Stnto Land Board. Dated at Snleui, Or., Sept. 11, 1017, No.40fl-Frl-dy-nov.23 t. n. w 'i.1 in. u'l ii ... NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION Notlvo is hereby given that by virtus of an Execution and Order of Snlo issued out of the Circuit Court ot the State of . Orogon for Lone County on the 7th day of September, 1917,- in n suit whorein tho Pluintlff, F. W. Staubsandt recover ed Judgment against tho Defendants, Joseph L, Smith and 'Jerome bsvino and Jane Doe bovine, his wife, on the 10th day of July, 1917, in said Court for said County for the sum ot Fifteen Hundred nnd no-100 Dollars with interest thoroon from the Oth day of October, 1910, at the rata of 8 per cent per annum, and One Hundred Thlrty-flvo and no-100 Dollars attorney's fees, and the further turd of ThlrtyTlirco and 63-100 Dollars 'l uxes, which judgment was enrolled and docketed in sthe Clerk s office of said Court on tho 10th day of July, 1017, and sahf Execution to me directed command ing me In tho name of tho State fit Ore gon in order to satisfy said judgment, Attomoy's foes, sum pnld for taxes, ta sell 1 tho following described real prop erty, towlt: . ' ' v ' - i ' Lots 8, 4 and 5 and' tho Southeast quarter of the Northwest qunrter of Soc tion 6 In Township 17 South Ranga 0 west of the Willamette Meridian in Lane County, Oregon, k Now, therefore, In the nnmo ot tho Stnto of Oregon, and In compliance with said Execution and Order of Sale, and In order to satisfy said Judgment, attor ney's fees, sum paid tor taxes and accru ing costs, I will on Saturday the Oth day o,' October, 1917, nt the hour of ouo o'clock p. m. on said day nt the south west door of tho County Courthouse at Eugene, Orogon, offer for sale, and sell at public auction subject to redemption, all the right, title and Interest of the above named Defendants, or either of them, and all persons claiming, or to claim from or under them In and to the abovo described renl property, JAMES C. PARKER, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By D. A. ELK1N8, Deputy, No.412-Fr.d-dy.oB WOOD FOR FUEL ' All Kinds Coal, Cord and Stove WOOD WILLIAMS FUEL CO. Phone: Office 651-J; Res JdJenco, 651-L. By FisflBf