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Newspaper Page TextEvening, March 21, 1918. Eugene daily guard NEW TODAY HENRT W. STEWART 693 Willamette St. . ,evnl thousand dollars to plaee good city property. Largo or emeu founts, any ww too want It. All I ik ia'ampls security. " HENRI W. STEWART M hare small home and wish to Lm a bettor one I can get you n JIT 7 room entirely modern one In Suuigt deal that I foel certain Snbe entirely aatlafactory to yon. Don't idly paea tbla up. Some dreama L aweet but they don't uaually bring n any a-0' dollara. HENRY W. STEWART. (j0w wrltea me he will dispose of Ma Lmtture, fixtures and leaae on a good lotel, 24 regular boardera, no com rfltion, free waod and water Cooks ii, i proposition of all coming in and ime loin t) and othrt aonrcee of -venue each M office rent, etc, If , ,r looking for a thine of this aort -me In and lefa Une it up. HENRY W. STEWART inM on R. F.' D. Monroe, Ore., new urase 5 rooms downstairs nnd large npataira not finished, a fine Uge barn, garage, brooder house, 2 pgltry honsea for 400 hens, spring later piped to house and barn, fine Hi grare. Will trade for 8 to 15 acrea kh coed improvements neir rionwiei HENRY W. STEWART good Bttle home on W 8th St Will inda for a better one and pay differ- ace. - ' ,HEKRY W. STEWART B getting good loana tor others let me nt them for yon. You worked a long due for your money now let It work lor you. Common sense, Isn't It? HENRY W. STEWART fellow up tb McKenate has one more ma than ha can handle, nearly 16 toes all under cultivation, a fine snoot article of valley land only a rieae's throw from town, near Eugene, r room bungalow, hot and cold water, Med well, gas engine, tower, tank, inter piped to house, yard and aor ta, good bam, up to date hog loan, ( excellent poultry building, garage ud small family orchard. Price $5000 cash balance Urn. HENRY W. STEWART od 5 room house. 2 lota one acre of pound on paved street In Eugene, all dear, to bade for Portland property.' Owner here- wishes to move to Port-aid.- . ' ' - .-. HENRY W. STEWART Inrov ATTTLAfnTVH end clever Ut ile bungalow of 6 rooms and bath xfflt by contractor and ouuaer xor dt wn' use. Entirely modern with good surroundings In the very best lo atlau between the university and.Wll ..Hi B Will tnkn IMOO for It kid good terms can be arranged. - iHENBY W. STKWAKT Isey for, farm loans available at any Kne, All yon wane, wun proper secur ity at lowestrate, aiy connections in lllne- afeioelli.--.f - ,sr. WttKRY W. StnmWABT Lv'a -iinf movin ti Eueene- who SMHla ... Mt mm, .HHIa hnnmTnw (of 5 or 6 rooms, close In, must have uige and la willing to pay $20 per aaonth if house suits him. Only three lo the family. ; , ' . HENRY W. STEWART JANTED Young lady who can play (popular music readily and who has had Home store experience for an out of hows position, can live with the people ho own the business, must have the fry best of reference aa to character, Bust take the place steady aa we do tot care to change help, can give best of reference in return, aalary about pfteen dollara per week or according to ability. Address 3237 care Guard. : . i ; - m23 hUi SELL my 15-acre 'tract 2 miles from Eugene. 1 acre vineyard, 4 acrea Ito cultivation and take auto as first payment Ford or . Boick preferred. Box la London, Ore. No agent, al PB RENT--5 room cottage close in. !aquire 1830 Pearl St. or phone 242-R. Evenlnga. m22 PTTON SEED MEAL at $3.55 is the most economical teed offered for dairy cattle and hogs. , Grangers , Eugene wine. Q. E. Lehman, Mgr. m21 PANS WANTED We are still buying Beans st leading prices. Grangers Eu lene Whse, G. E. Lehman, Mgr. m22 PR RENT. CASH 10 acrea fine 7 room Douse, cellar, good barn, chicken house, mit. miles from Portland on On feu Electric. Address Geo. C. Butsoa, F, D. No, 2. Eugene. Ore. ' m26 black and tan Alrdale pup months old. 1 Black and tan female oI half hound. 1802 13th Ave. E, Ubersl reward. m22 BOSS.THS06 rff ou. hb iOiiuC Hl TWO FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CHEAP LAND, Big Crope, High Prices' pui me urmers ol Western Can ada on a prosperity footing that waa undreamed of before the world war. More Western 'Canada farmers have big bank balancea than ever before; more Western Canada formers are spending this winter In California and Florida than ever iinfore; more auto mobiles were bought last year by Ca nadian Farmer than ever before. Western Canada has struck its stride and the man who gets In there now is going to "make, money for years to come. Along the lines of the Canadian Northern Railway is some of the beat land in the country price $15 to $25 per acre (easy terms) and 128,000160 acre FREE farms. Let us tell you 'all about Western Canada and why more land waa aold to American farmers in 1917 than in any one previous year. Send for FREE illustrated books and folders. Call or or addresa A. Brostedt, D. F. and P. A. Dept. 12 Agent, Ca nadian Northern Railway, 605 Has tings St., Vancouver, B. 0. FOR SALE OR TRADE for improved property, Eugene or vicinity, 80 acres stock ranch, mile from flag station and siding on Coos Bay. line. Ten A. In pasture, garden and orchard. Balance timber. Creek and level road to station. Star route past house. Tools and fur niture go with place at $1700 cash, . or clear for clear. Address J. E. Tor- bet, owner, Albany, Ore. m26 FOR SALE MraOfcLLANSOOs HAVING purchased the West Side Cash Grocery in West Springfield, Ore., I have aome surplus property for sale or trade for something I can use in the business. One 1300-lb. brood mare, set double breeching harness, Jersey cow, Sharpless special separator, bar rel churn, camp wagon complete. I also have Million Dollar Burbank and Ear ly Rose seed potatoes; Lady Washing ton seed beans. For particulars can Springfield 53 or at store on main road. . al4 FOR SALE, HAY, oat, vetch and cheet hay; alao vetch straw. Inquire 1166 Alder, Phone 1159-R. Also wood. m30 FOR SALE Strictly fuU blood rooster. Farmers Imp. and Poultry House, S36 Oak St., Phone 416. tf FOR SALE Baled vetcl and cheat hay by the bale or ton. We deliver. Bud Kompp's Livery, Phone 93. tf FOR REN ' ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping and sleeping rooms. Call at 121 5th Ave. West tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms, 1392 OUve St tf FOR RENT FARMS JTAKM 'FOH RENT HUO acres near Creswell. About 25 acres crop in about 60 acrea ready to plow. Balance pas ture or can be farmed if desired. Nice Loganberry field. Peaches and apples. Good farm buildings. Address Box 159 Eugene,, Ore, ,. . ,..iay. m22 FORI RENT 8 1-3 ' A. improved just ' outside city limits. CaU evenings Cole-' man House, 775 Willamette St.' m21 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Two experienced dry goods salesladies. Salary $16.00 per week. Apply A. H. Trotter, Astoria, Ore. m25 WANTED MALE HELP WOOD CUTTERS Long job, transpor tation daily. $1.60 and $2 cord. Phone 916. tf MEN WANTED March 18, 1918. Ten men today or tomorrow for factory work. J. W. Shumate, 693 Willamette St m23 WANTED AT ONCE Men between 18 and 45 yeara of age to qualify for both Conductors and Motormen. Wages: 38 cents per hour, first year; 40 cents second year, and 45 cents thereafter. Eight hour day, time and half for all work over eight hours and thirty min utes in any 24-hour period. Apply room 810 Electric Building, Portland, Oregon. Portland Railway, Light & Power Company. m23 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED House and lot for small dairy or stock ranch on creek. Close to R, R. and school, Star route past place. Plenty good fir, spruce and cedar to ship. Address J. E. Torbet, owner, Albany, Ore. m26 WANTED Chickens. Spring also hens If not laying. Geese, ducks and turkeya. Tamale Factory, 662 Oak. Phone 850-J. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Kappa Sigma Pin set with pearls and garnet Liberal reward. Finder leave at Kappa Sigma House. m21 MWKilDW 7HY- HOvT Strictly On The ieirel Da TSt-U HIM J I'M ossf ! v X - I 1 ! WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Potatoes, Mo or field run, at the Hall warehouse. Opposite & P. freight house. Office 141 8th Ave. East : tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN I hare money to loan in amounts from $200 upward. There must be no guestion aa to the security. Call in and see me. HENRY W, STEWART, 695 Willametto St. tf REAL ESTATE LOANS! Set la for long and abort 3iine loana on Improv ed farm and Eugene property. Boxeit , A Brundage at Bask of Commerce, Eugene, Oregon. . tf MONEY MONEI 8. CM, T per cent farm loans, plenty of money tot straight city loana, 30 8th Ave. West, JC. 4. O&HU&Jfc IX LENIj YOU A MILLION 6 FARM LOANS 0 Straight Loana and- Installment Loana on City Property. EARLE STANLEY SMITH 681 Willamette (upstairs) PhoM 75 MISCELLANEOUS J. A. PERKINS Colored, window Warn er. Phone No. 886. tf JITNEY SERVICE City and Country A. M. Hendricks residence Phone 747-R. Smeed Hotel Phone 484. a6 MAX. LTJEBKE Raleigh man, 775 6th Ave.,. West. Phone 644-Y. tf LOST AND FOUND LOST Saturday night, March 16th. in vicinity of Coburg a 80x3 auto tire and rim. Finder please notify Clinton Hurd at above address or phone 4-F-23 Coburg. m22 GUARD'S BUSINESS. TELEPHONE ATTORN EY8-AT-LAW HOWARD. M. BROWNELL, Lawyenj All business promptly attended to. Telephone 1100. tf JESSE G. WELLS Lawyer. 814 Park street; gives special attention to the examination of abstracts, drafting, of wills, settling ct estates, conveyances, and collections. Also to all pension matters, phone 1028. . if. E. SLATTERY Attorney and Coun selor at Law; Solicitor in Chancery. Office: Rooms 10, 11, 12, 13 Becfcwith : Uldg., corner Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. . , liEOKUtt B. DORRIS Attoxney-at-. Law Office: Hovey xfuiiding, corner naghth and Willamette streets, rooms i and 2, Uovey ttuuuina. o. H. FOSTER Auorney-at-Law, ; Uuitel suiee JNUttouai mui lauuauig, I'Uune U8U, ... . ..;:.,.-. ' S. I). AJUiN, aH'OBNBX-AT-LAW Uuice urouud U'loor, iW VV MO Bt. U .. A. VViNThiUolhilKtt Attoiuey-et-Law. Land title aud probate special ties. (Juice over Jlank of Uomineice. L. M. TRAVIS Auorney-at-Law. Of- . fice over hlugene Loan and Savings Bunk, Jiiugene, Oregon. 0. 1MMKL Attorney ana Counselor, United btates Uank xiuuduig, f Huns ' 309. '',.'. ... B1LYEU Attorney-at-Law. Office upstairs, 85U WUiumette street, u- gene. Oregon. " AU10 ttfHINSS We give a written guaran u.-v on our Springs for one year. LAUEK AUlO SPK1NU CO. M N. 16th at., Portland. Marshall 1482, CLEANING.' AND PRESSING IMPERIAL CLEANERS HATTERS Pressing and repairing, goodj caiiea : for and delivered. 47 U, 7th. Phm 392 CARPET CLEANING CARPET CLEANING J. 0. McCxady, 1164 Lincoln St Phone BB4-J. U CHIROPRA0TI0 tin. J. I. FISCHER-i317.18, White Temple. Phone 410. Res. 121S-B. 1. 0. YUEN Try our Chinese medicine when all else faU. Frea consultation. 914 OUve St Cor. 9th Ave. Eugene. al vnothco uy vyNts to sac s. h Sev3 HUl tjOfe TO COti-aieT -rwa.T- FtVSJW. XOU I BOff'-Owe;0 wa-r- Tvajaov "A r , lib -i ? Kb DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. General Land Office, Washington, March 4, 1918. Notice is hereby iven that sub ject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June k. 1916, (39 Stut., 218) and the Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 15, 1017, the timber on the following lands will bo sold April 25, 1018, at 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the United States land office at Roseburg. Oregon, to the high est bidder at not leaa than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to bo subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with on additional aum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions al lowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If sale is not ap proved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must be removed with in ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, ussocia tions of such citizens and corporations organited under the laws of tha United States or any State, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qual ified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately be fore being Included in any offer of alarg er unit. T. 18 B., R. 8 W., Sec. 13 NW NW, red fir 870 M.; SW NWM; red fir 880 M; none of which shall be sold for less than $1.50 per M. T. 21 S., XL 2 W., Sec. 25; NEU NE, Douglas fir 090 M; NWK NE34. Douglas fir 750 M., incense cedar 90 M; SEtf NEK, douglas fir 850 M; SWK NEK, douglas fir 950 M; NEK NWK douglas fir 1520 M, incense cedar 50 M.; NWU rtWK douglas fir 1100 M, incense cedar 40 M; SEft NWU. douglaa Or 780 M, incense cedar 90 M;. SWK NWK. douglas fir 1510 M, incense cedar 25 M; NEK SEU douglaa fir 1440 M; NWK SEK douglas fir 1220 M, red cedar 25 M; SEK SEK, douglas fir. 350 M; SWK SEK, doug laa fir 550 M; incense cedar 40 M, red cedar 10 M; NEK SWK, douglaa fir 790 M, incense cedar 70 M; NWK SWK, douglaa fir 970 M. incense cedar 150 M; AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY HAIRORESSINa BASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build ing. Phone 1009. Hours 8:30 to 6:00. MME. SHAFFER Hairdreaaiag par lors, over Price Shoe Store. Phone 888 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS MRS. OLIVE C. WALLER, OH VILLE WALLER KirkviUe Graduate, '418 Cvckerline & Wetherbee Building. UB. H. L. STUDLEX Office, room 322 wnite xemple. t'none Obu-J. Residence Mil West Tenia. St Pnone osu-L .. PHYSICIANS AND 8VHQEUNS Uii. J, J)1,. TITUS ttUlUUUlMUUBL. Udte ttliiauituo seoi, oumicuii; iwu uis eases ol uuiuien given niftuut mauu- uit W. L. .OMKHHlHBljuiii reaumett tu prucuce ui cur. viu iuiu o It UOLI-iOiSs M. L. 4e, tuu; Nose Aoruat.- jyes leswu unu giuasea iur aisuea, duo i.U.t,'.xuuuuig. 'Tel. laa UU. U. N. UAXKKN Pnyawum i Surgeon, 781 WW. at Ottice phoae USt; itea. phone 25. Country calls promptly attended. STORAGE BATTERIES VMLLAiUl STORAUE BAXTUiUES . Service station at bU 7 to. Ave. U. Kuy j. Anusrson, rnune 1214. . iii PLUMBING, TINNING, HEATING U&UUUtt U. HEilZMAN 58-W Weal autn street PAune 817. SUUMWAY Plumblu tin. nlng and heating; aewer pips and drain tile. Beventn and Uak streets. Phone TYPEWRITERS KOYAL Typewriters, typewriter sup. plies and repairs, Second band type writers. 68 W 9th St tf UNDERTAKERS BBANSTETTER & McLAUGHLiN Funeral direstora; lady attendant auto hearse. 1152 OUTe. Phone 015, GORDON & VEATCH Funeral direct ors. Lady assistant FuU auto eauip' ment Chapel and residence corner of Tenth and Pearl streets. Both phones 087. EARL BALDWIN uooa meat at light price. 759 Monroe St, Phone 180. Free delivery. tf Yea ? Tatkk Mttn tirMoery'T , UKl - MSET SEK SWK. douglas fir 500 M; 8WK SWK douglss fir 300 M. None of which shall be aold leaa than $155 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner. . No. 618-dy-a23 SUMMONS la the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane. Mable Queen, . Plaintiff,., va Lewie Queen, Defendant To Lewis Queen, defendant above nam ed: In the name of the State of Ore gon: You are' hereby notified that on the 7th day of March, 1018, an -order waa made by the Hon, 0. F. Skitworth, Circuit Judge of the above entitled Court, for service of Summons on the above named defendant, Lewis Queen, by publication in the Eugene Dally GuaTd once each week for alx successive weeks and requiring you the said Lewie Queen, to appear In the above entitled Court and answer the Complaint filed against yon In the above entitled Suit on or before six weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons. Therefore, unless you appear in the above entitled Court and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled Suit on or before alx weeka from the date of the firat publication of this summons, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed tor in said Complaint: That the Contract of marriage hereto fore existing between the Flaitnlft and the defendant be diasolved and that the Plaintiff be awarded the care and cus tody of the minor child' of the . issue of said marriage. The first publication of this Sum mons was made on the 7th day of March, 1918, and the Inst publication will ba made on the 18th day of April, 1918. B. J. HAWTHORNE, ' Attorney for Plaintiff, Residence Address, Eugene, Oregon. No.511-Thurs-dy-al8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is nercby given that by order of the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, duly made and entered of record on the 7th day of March, 1918, the un dersigned waa July appointed Executor of the laat Will and Testament of Emma Amelia Bartlctt, deceased. Al persons having claims against the Estate of the said Emma Amelia Bart- lett, - deceased, are hereby re quired to preaent them duly verified at the law offic of B. J. Hawthorne in Eu gene, Lane County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 7th day or March, 1918. ALONKO L. BARTLETT. Executor of the Last Will and Testa ment of Emma Amelia Bartlett. B. J. HAWTHORNE. Attorney. No.510-Thurs-dy-a4 . NOTICE TO 0REDIT0R8 Notice ta hereby given that Emma B. Streeter has been by the county court of the atate of Oregon for Lane county duly appointed as executrix of the estate of E. M, Streeter deceased. All persona having claims against said estate are re quired to present them with the proper vouchers to aald executrix at the law office of O. A. Wintcrmeler In Euaene. Oregon within six months from the date of nhls notice which is dated March 21st, EMMA B. STREETER, No.522-Thurs-dy-al8 Executrix NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that Margaret Morris, Administratrix of the estate of James A. Bbbert, deceaaed, haa filed her final account In aald estate.' and the Court has set the 15th day of April. 1018, at 10 o'clock a. m. aa the time, and the County Court Room in the County Court Houae la Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, as the place for hearing objec tions - to ssid final account I' soy. All persons interested having objections to said final, account or to any particular item thereof are hereby notified to file such objections on or before the time appointed for such bearing, specifying the particulars of such objections. Date of the first publication of this notice la March 15, 1018. .. - MARGARET MORRI8, Administratrix of the Estate of James A. Ebbert, Deceased, j No.516-Frl-d-sl2 EXECUTRIX NOTICE Estate of Charles McFarlsnd, Ds- ceased. ' Notice Is hereby given that the under signed Ethel McFarland has baen duly appointed executrix of the estate of Charles McFarland deceased ' by the County Court of Lane County, ' Oregon. AU persons having1 claims Against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same duly verified and with tho proper vouchors, to the under signed executrix, at the law office of 1.. Bllyeu, In Eugene, Oregon, wltbin six months, fm the date of tbla notice. Dated this 8th day of March, 1918. ETHEL McFARLAND, 1 Executrix of said estate. L. BILYEU, Attorney. . No. 012-Frt-dy-s5 -THRe5 A ftooft tN THB. MSM-C WOULD .TP 5-SSK fOV WBHrA TQ e TMrVT pot-uewa. Met OWED fov ros, -;;,' N0TI0E OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE Notice la hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of, sale issued. out of the circuit .oeort of the State of , Oregon for Lace County on the 21st day of February, 1918, in a suit wherein on the 20th day of February, 1018, . the Plaintiff, the. First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon, a national banking as sociation, recovered Judgment against the Defendants, A. H. Hinkson and Mabel C. Hinkson for the sum of Nineteen Thousand One Hundred Slxty-stx and 66-100 Dollara with Interest thereon from the 20th day of Feb., 1018, at the rate of 8 per cent per '. annum, and Twelve Hundred and no-100 Dollara at torney f eea and the further aum of Fifty nine and no-100 Dollara costs and' the further sum of $400.06 which judgment was enrolled and docketed la the Clerk's office of said court in said county n the 20th day of Feb., 1918, and aald execu tion to me directed commanding, me in the name of tha State of Oregon n or der to satisfy said .judgment, attorneys feea, coat, accruing costs ti eell the fol lowing described real property to-wit: : The Southwest quarter of the north west quarter of Section 2; an undivided one-half interest In the northeast quer ter of the southwest quarter, the south oast quarter of the southwest quarter. and the southeast quarter of section, 4;. ana . An undivided one-half Interest in the Northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 9, all in Township 18 south, range' 8 west of the' Willamette juenaian in Lane county, statu f ore Son. .i !.'.' i' Now, therefore, In the name of the State of Oregon and In compliance with said execution and . order of sale and in order to satisfy said judgment, attorney fees, coat and accruing costs' I will, on Saturday the 6th day of April, 1018, at tne bour of 1 o clock p. m. on said day at the southwest door of the County Court House in Eugene Lane County, Oregon, offer' for sale and sell for cash, sebject to redemption, all the right title end interest of the Defendants, A. H. Hinkson, Mabel -C, Hinkson, United States National Bank of, Eugene, a na tional Banking association, S. P. Peter- son, Idaho 'State Life Ins. Co., a corp. Boutin-Pnrks Lbr. Co.,: a corpV' Fell' man-Newland Co., a corp., Jesse G. Wells, Jos. C. Gibson, J. R. Marshall, E, I.. Giles, E. C. Denny, Delia Knanb, A.; T. Bonnett, Catherine E. Bonnett, James Montgomery, Mabel J. Linn aad'H. A, Atkinson, Defendants and all persons claiming by through or under them or any of them in and to the above dcscrlb. cd real property. M- "' D. A. ELKIN8, Sheriff of Line County, Oregon. No. 507-Tuea-dy-apr2 . SUMMONS In. the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lnno County. , !-'' T. G. Hendricks. Plaintiff, vs. W. M Green and Elt J. Green, bis wife, D. A. Hatfield and Dora Hatfield, his wife, A. W- Morey and . - Moray, bis wife, De fendants., :-.'..!' .;-ri" To D.. A. Hatfield, Dora Hatfield, : A.. W. Moray , and Morey, Defendants: In tho name of the State of Oregon:' You and each of you are herey summon ed and required to appear and answer tho amended complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of the time prescribed In the order-: for-publication of summons hereinafter referred to, to-wlt: On or before the 24th day of April, 1918,' iid you are beroby notified that, if you fall so to appear or answer, for want thereof tho 'plaintiff will apply to the above en titled Court for the relief prayed for In the complaint, that is, for a decree fore closing the mortgage executed . by the.de. fendants W. M. Green and Elta J. Green to the First National Bank on the 20th day of November, 1912, covering the fol lowing described property, to-wlt: ' '' Lot numbered 7 In Block numbered 2 In that part, of the City of Eugene which was originally platted and recorded as Christian's Addition to Eugene City,' all In Lone County, Oregon. : . ' Together with the tenements, heredita ments and appurtenances. thereunto be longing, and for a decree of sole of said premises In satisfaction of plaintiff's said mortgage and costs and attorneys fees, and that each of you be barred from all Interest in anld premises, except only the slstutory right of redemption. :- This summons Is served by publication hereof , in the Eugene Daily Guard, a newspaper of general-circulation publish ti in Lane County, Oregon, under and by virtue of an order of the Honorable 0. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the above en titled Court dated ' the 12th day ' of March, 1918, directing publication there of once a week for alx consecutive weeks In said newapaper, which order requires you and each of yon to sppoar and ana wer the complaint on or before alx weeks from the data of the first publication of this summons. " v The date of the first publication of this summons Is March 13, 1918. SMITH ft BRYSON, ' Attorneys for 'Plaintiff. Eugene, Oregon, : - "" ." -. " Dmm for this papw By ro corns ihtt f ' ' Vfoismft " .e. l asBBMMajajsA II kwM ' T- GENERAL LAJRV OnSWllsJsa Intton, D.'C, Feb. St, Hlfcl afattsp fc! hereby fives that awhjee. t thai seen! tions and UiiiltaoM,t tkt'Aa ft 3mm ' 1916, (39 BUt, ai aA a aMtiai - Hons of Us 8icretsj7oT IMrSaUrlw of September 16, 19tT,""(CU tfaaker oa theoilowW, UBda' wtSU mM'Mt 4. 1918, at 10 o'clock sum as ffohBa aae-: Hon at the United, Statesi iawl Ofllea at ' Rosrtutg, Oregon to the 'WglMt bidder at not leas than tne appraised value aa shown by this mjmiijfi-miMt w ui ay tuuTu . oi ua oecrecary ox Ul Interior. The-purobaie'pnce. with a ad ditional sum of paenfjlti of hsefpef cent". uicreub oeing commissions allowed, must be deposited at time ef sale, asoaeyto be reiurnea u sals u- not approved, other wiae patent will tawe .for the timber which must be remaned within teaysars. oiu wm m reenvea crom cuwbs of tne United States, association, attach dtt sens and- corporaMo i. irsjaaissl nsder the Uwa of th U4fteef-iteifr or any . atate, tsrrltovy 'oi.'disfiUVtWeot only. Upon application f a qnallfied purchas er, the timber or any Hxal anbdivialon, wUl bo offered .teptrately before being ' luciuaen ta any offer of larger unit Schedule of timneMe so sold: C.,S1 S., K- x w dec iKV jNWH SEli.Soiglss fir 590 M., not to ba sold at less than 81.25 per M. T. W, See, 21, " NEV1 BWH red fir 460 M.; NW SW , red fir OBO M.j SWK SWK red-fir 530 M. SEK BWf-red r?50 M.; NE yt .acini u r ooussuf x HV'Wsrf red fir 400 M.; tacera cedar 80 M.iY.3 not to be sold leaa than-$1,00 per M.; fe see. za, swh KK, led fir 800 sec ond growth fir 100 NBVt-lTWK, red S fir 750M,whlu Hr 55M.NWKNWK T red fir 1000 Mm woke Or 6C M.SWK IU NWK, red fir 85Q hLhlta fir 3H JaW cedar 10 M. ; BGK: KWKV twi s SOfr M., second growth fir 100 U.; NEK SWK, red fir 1100 M.,' white fir 40 M.;-' NWK SWK red fir 910 M., white fir 40' M., dar 10 M.'-8W4l'8W4r1ed- fit 780 M, white f Ir. 100 Mi, cedar 00' M.J SEK SWK.' red fir. 10 MwUte' fir 90 M., cedar 60 M., NEK SEK. ni fir 1650 M., white fir 25 M., cedar 25 M- ' NWK SEK,. red fir 1180 M white fir 30 M cedar 20 M.'; SWK SEK, red fi; 1UUO M white nr ua m.;' cedar 40 u.j SEK SEK, red Iirl240 M., whits flr SO. M., cedsr 80 M.;,,Sec 25 NEK' NEK. red fir 1050 M., NW:K'.NEKr 4 fif ' 950 M., SWK NEK, red Or 1000 M-i cedar 80 M., SEK NEK, red ' fif 1100 : MV, NEK NWK, red fir 1050 M.,'edar M M., NWK NWK, red fir 900 kt, 8W K NWK, red fir 1100 M., SEK NWK, red fir 000 M., cedar, 18 M- NEK SWfo red fir 1200 M cedarO M.; NWK BW K, red fir 1150 M ; SWK' 8WK, rodfll 1100 M.-i SEK SWK,'- rd'' fir 1600' cedar 60 M. ; NEK:8EK red fir 1200 M, oedar 20 M NWK SHKired fir 1250 M., cedar 80 .M.J.,SWK 8HK red fir; 1160 M., cedar: 40. Mi;. SEK SEK, red fir 2200 M.; eedar 20 M.; Sec. 27,. NEK NEK, red fir .860. Ml, White fir 25 M; cedar 40 M.; NWK '.'NEK tid fir 840 M.i white fir 15 M., cedar .10 M., SWK NEK, red fir .880 M white fir, IV M, cedar 60 Mi; SEK NEVi, red Ur.780 Ai,, wuta nr w m ceitar iuu jj.i ja NWK, red fir 850, M,, white' ftr'H, , mu 80 Mi', NWK'VWKj'reJI Hr H'Oll ? M., white fir 25 M., cedar l!fM., SWK S NWK, red fir 620 M.",. oedar: 60 M.i SH K NWK. red fir 860 M., cedar 110 M. ,) NEK SWK, red fir, 400 M., eedar 2S 1 M. NWK BWKi- ted 'fir i30 M cedst V 40 M. SEK SWK, red fir 780 M.i eedar i CO M., NEK SEK, red fir 650 M., whlti f fir 20 M., cedar 00 MitnwK SEH, rev fir 740 M white iir.40 M., cedar 60"" M., SWK SEK, red fir 750 M., eedai 100 M.; SEK SBKrew r'Jaar!W dar 80 M.: Sec. 35, NEK NBK, red fit 1500 M,; NWK at,red iltaaJaI. 3 SWK NEK, red 3irft7p S M.'SEK NBK, tied fir-tftJO tf., Ju S 60 M.; NEK NWK, red tir.JSOO M, 5 cedar 60 M.; NWK 'NWK, red fhrBOO' 4 M., cedar 100 M SWK NWK, red fir 460 M., SEK NWK. red fir 800 M, cedar 40 M.j NEK SWK, red' fir 760 M cedar 50 M.; NWK SWK, red fli 650 M. cedar 60 M.f SWK. BWK." fir 050 M., cedar 60 M.; SEK SWK. red fir 1300 M.; cedar-80. M. NBK. SEK,' red fir 1800 M.; cedar 20 M.; NWK SB K, red fir 1800 M.; SWK SEK, red fir 1700 M.; SEK 8 EK, red fir- ,5000 j M, ctdar 20 M while, fir to be sold at not leaa than $1.00 per M., cedar at not leaa than 00 cents per M, and red fir at not less than $1.60 per, M-i except In WK NWK and SWK esc, 80, which Is to be sold at not less than $1.00 per M. CLAT TALLMAN, Commissioner. No.506-dyA2 . -,'I.;- vr 1 WOOD FOR FUEL AH xiindB " " . Goal, Cord and Store WOOD . v mum Wl co. Phono: OtOet tSi4l,Mm, . idttoo, .961, . ,. . Flsfaf