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(Cftnltnup f rom jpiijfo 'Lnj
hnusa cm Axci nvonuo belonging to
Win, K. 0. LorUwood and will ro
inaln ilunuit tho winter.'
.loo Itiiinvwoud of Ued Bridge,
wan a business visitor In town to
day, Mis. Cnnilliip Hraiid arrived o
dny frm her lioino In Shuttle nnd
will ri'innln several tay looking
iift.'i lniKliH't-H Interests.
(li'orno White, snuill son of Mrs.
I, KIIIiIkci, received a badly
npnilnod ankle Tuesday evening,
while sniffling with nn older
lirother. He will he confined to his
home for Bevernl days.
Mrs. Lulu Kllidgn has opened up
n luneh room In the room occu
pied by the l'oiuto Chip company
n few doors this side of tho bridge.
Win will servo regular dinners,
ehort orders nnd lunches.
Clyde Stanley was nrrested
Wednesday evening on a charge of
drunkenness and , placed in the
ollv Jail until morning. .
.Mrs. Perry came up from Dex
ter today and took her mother,
"Grandma" MeKlnney home with
her. Mrs. McKinncy has been In
poor health for some time and will
remain with her daughter through
the winter.
GRANGE PLANS MEETING
CiavSWKI.L UHOIP TO civE
1HN.NKR SATVttDAY
(RecUtrr l.ana County 8pclid)
CHBSWELL, Ore., lec. S;
.Creswell Grange will meet In all
day session Saturday, December
3 2. A business session will con
vene at 10:30. At 11 o'clock din
ner will be served. In the after
noon the first and Becond deereo
will be conferred on a clasa. This
will bo a busy day as the. primary
election of s:at officers Will be
held as well as the election of the
offlcera of the local Grange. The
Juvenile Grangers will come li
time for dinner and hold the r
meeting with election of officers
In the afternoon. - ----
Council lfaa Mwtfmr '
' (Reiciatrr l.ana Ceunty Special)
CRESWELU Ore.. Dec. , S.
The council met In regular ses
sion Monday evening, aUvmem
hers present. Notices to property
owners of certain bnd sidewalks
were ordered and foreclosure of
other delinquent , assessments ror. up-to-date equipment.
lllrtlHlny Verty Held
(Rcslalar Uina Cuuntr Special)
CKKSWKLU Ore., Dec T.
Nellie Olson nnd Nadlne Miller
celebrated their twelfth birthday
Saturday Afternoon with a Joint
surprise party at the home Dt Mm.
Cora Olson. They played games
nnd had two birthday vakea with
cundlee. The girls prcaont were
Phyllis Weber, llaxel McCue, A ma
Mors. Marjorle 1 raviuton, Kleanor
Olson, Marjorlo Howe, Kuth Weber,
llesslo N eber, Harriet .Moore. Mux-
ene Wyatt, Ivy Cootey, Isabel Ider-
hoff, Alna Grousbeck. Hutlt Wood
son, Onal Woodson, Thelma Mor
ton, Harriet Olson. LaVcrna Miller
with Nadlne
Olson.
Miller' and Nellie
MUSIC PROGRAM PLANNED
CI. I'll WILL HOLD M KITTING IN
ASSEMBLY UOOM
IRraltttr Lane County Special)
CRESWELL. re., Dec. S. The
Creswell Music club will have a
meeting In the assembly room of
the high school December 19 at
?:30 p. m. .
The following program will be
given:
Story of the Messiah and Life
of Handel Grace Sedgwick. .
Violin solo, "Largo, Handel
Francis Everson.
Vocal solo, selected from the
Mesa ah Amy Matthew.
Piano olo, selected Clifford
Travilllon.
Vocal solo, selected Lucue
Land. '
Piano duet. Poet and Peasant
overture Evon Suppe, Florence
Shnab and Amy Matthew.
Vocal solo, selected Florence
Goetchall. . - . ,
Chorus, two nombera eclecteJ
H'ph school glee club. ,
Cm-istmas carols, sung by all
This entertainment Is free.
. CRESWELL peksoxais
CReal.ter Lane County Special)
, CRESWELL, Ore., Dec. . Ted
Napper returned from a trip north
Sunday evening making the trip
from Seattle In one day. He has
peenred a position on :a dairy ranch
near Spokane and leaves Tuesday
for Spokane to take up his work
there. The dairy .now "has 60 cows
and will have all modern Improve
ments Including electric, milker and
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to: .'
Attorney Norwood of Eugene
spent the night at Creswell Mon
day. He waa In town on business.
Jim Richardson of Portland spent
Sunday-with hta parents Mr. and
Mrs. K. A. Richardson.
Dan Driscolt and wife started for
Corvallls Monday. Mr. Drlacoll is
taveling in the interests of the
brotherhood of way and means or
ganization for railroad men. He
will go to Albany and other points
and close the week-end at Marsh
field and Coquille. -
John Barnett had an accident
Sunday while working with some
boards which nearly broke his
thumb.
- The women's missionary society
Of the Methodist church held a
missionary tea and meeting at the
home of Mrs. Clara Trailer on
Tuesday afternoon. The subject for
the . meeting waa from the study
book. Prayer and Missions, leader,
Mrs. Sarah Padden.
Word has been received by rela
tives announcing the -recent sud
den death of William Rust at
Marshfield on Sunday, November
2d. He was in the employ of the
government bureau and was a
cousin to Mrs. E. L. Howe of Creswell.
George Schulmerlch of Hlllsboro,
formerly of Creswell. stopped over
a few minutes Tuesday atternoon
on his way home from his Ton-
calla ranch. -, .
George Hillegas and wife of
Boise, Idaho, arrived Tuesday and
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Stone. They are on their
way to California where they will
spend the winter.
F. A. Richardson went to Port
land Tuesday morning on a busi
ness trio.
Mrs. Ethel Treanor Is making
preparations for a stock removal
sale which will open vriaay morn
ing. She will move her store about
the first of the year to the Rich
ardson building in the west part of
town where the millinery mone
formerly was. , .
CRESWELL. Ore.. Dec. 9. Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Dixon and Mr. and
Mrs. John Maaranen went to Cor-
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allls Wednesday for tho day.
Mrs. - K. D. Ilearby waa S4
years old on Wednesday and ro
"oelved the greetings of many
friends In concratumtlons.
Cuurrh Iln.s Tree
(Rc$-ister Lne County 8pclal)
FRANKLIN, Ore., Dec. 8.
There will bo a Christmas tree
and program at tho Methodist
Episcopal enurcn f-ruiay evening,
December 25. ,
Christmas Tree at Ked Oak
tR.tltr l,an. County 8pecul).
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Christmas tree nnd program will
be given at Red Oak school Thurs
day evening. December 24. Candy
and popcorn bulls will do soiu.
' FRAXKLIN PERSONALS
: (Rcrtslcr Lan. County Spwtal)
FRANKLIN. Ore.. Doc. 9. A
delegation from both the Christian
and Methodist Episcopal churches
here attended the Sunday scnooi
conference at Veneta Sunday.
There was a piny party at the
Cheshire home Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bryant spent
one day last week, with Mr. and
Mrs. Chess Kirk.
Mrs. Alfred Smith visited
friends In Eugene from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Sunday visitors at Soren Sorcn
sen's were Mrs. P. C. " Sorensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorensen of
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen
and two children and Mr.- and
Mrs. R. T. Stingley.
Nina Bryant, Melba Purkerson
and Mildred Smith were Sunday
guests of Miss Eunico Allen.
Mrs. R. C. Allen was' quite sick
last week with throat trouble.
Superintendent Moore visited
the Franklin school Friday.
Bus. Bryant returned to school
Monday after a week's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reams and
two children of Santa Clara visit
ed at the Sam Wood home one day
last week. . '
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell were
here the first of the week from
South Dakota to visit Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Haydcn. Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Haden are sisters.
Mrs. J. E. Allen visited Mrs. R.
T. Htlngley Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson nnd
daughter - Helen, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Smith and family, Mr. -and
Mrs. T. C. Bryant and children
were Eugene visitors Saturday.
be up nnd ufcotit aguln after her 111
ncss of pneumonia.
The Farmers' Union will hold Its
night school Friday evening at tho
church here. A short program Is
belni? prepared.
Miss Mabte Mosby was n Cottuge
Grove visitor from hero Saturday
evening. ,
lxul Dodge and W. A. Lnnd
have nceepted a position on tho
railroad work at Culp creek. They
began work Monday.
Louis Podge visited at the home
of his sister. Mrs. Goorge Dfchor,
nt Walden Friday.
A birthday dinner was held -at
tho home of "Mr. and Mrs. Neglleo
Sunday In honor of Mrs. Neglloo's
birthday. -
Sewing Chib Meow
fRl?iiter I,anf) County Special)
MARCOLA, Ore., Dec. - 9. Tho
Marcola Sewing club met Wednes
day of last week at the home of
Mre. Fred Fischer. After a short
business meeting the members
spent a social afternoon. Mrs.
Claude. Downing of Marcola was a
guest for the occasion. Mrs. Her
bert Downing of Wendllng assist
ed the hostess In serving a most
delectable luncheon.
MHKRTV IM-aiSGKAIiS
(Reg-later Lane County Special)
LIBKHTV, tire,. Dec. 8. J. J.
Winn waa a Junction City business
caller last Wcdnesiluy.
Mrs. I.oulo Kneble nnd children
spent Friday with Mrs. Lednlehy.
J. W. Welln has been helping
John Illnlr blofv out some stumps
Willi iiyroiui.
Mr.Lcdnlchy has purrhnsed the
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the key to siicces
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count at . . . . thu con
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P.-T. A. Otvcff Proprrnm
(Rr1.tr LatriA County Hperlil)
MARCOLA. Ore.. Hcc. 9. Tho
roeuiar meeting of tho Marcola
P.-T. A. van held Friday at tho
M. w. A. hall. An interesting pro
gram followed the brief bu&InenB
BAKRlnn, Tho entertainment Inf
eluded fiongfl by tho oommtSnlty, a
one-aet skit by local people, nong
and dialogue by nchool children.
The conoluding numbor 'whlch wa
a Hperlal. mimical, treat for thnnc
present wan a erien or Heieciionp
by several 'Hawaiian HtudentH from
the Unlveroity of Oregon, Foli
lowlm; the program a light lim
cheon was nerved. )
notice bp siiKr.:Frs ttAt.n o
EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE
Vntler and tr rirat of an orrtr of
al and dcr of foreclosure anl out
of the Circuit Court of the Htate of
Oreiron ami Countjr of Lane. November
12. 1I2S. In a trait whorrln the Unllr.l
Su'm National Bank of Euvene, a cor
poration, aa plalnllff, rcovrl a Ju4
raent asaljiat ffamuel O. Thompson and
Maude Inea Thompaon. In the nim of
43.4(.?f and acr of foreclosure
aa!ntt Samuel O. Thompaon. Maude
Inex Thompaon. Alva P. I'mgt and Eva
E, 1'aa-e. Uoy W. OHmore and Alvalyn
8. Ollinore. John P. Ryan and J. II.
Berrhatiper, aa defendant a, which aald
decree u recorded In. volume Z at
prtge 4t1 of the Circuit Court Journal
of aald Court, and an execution laaued
thereon by the Clerk of aald Court No
vember It. 1926.
I am commanded to aell 'the follow
Inf described real property, to-wlt:
Lot numbered 2. 4. S. (. 7, I,
io. it, 12. u, it, is, i. it. ;k SO,
SI, S2, S3, 2t. 36, 26, 27, 49. 41 42,
46, 46. 47. 42. 4f, 60 61, and all
that part of lot numbered. 16 lylnjr
weat from a line drawn from the
aouthweet corner of the aald lot to
th& northeast corner t her of; alao the
weat forty feat of lot numbered 36
In the Hawley Rlveralde Oreharrie
Tract! na per dedication and plat
. filed for record in the office of the
County Clerk of I.ane County, Ore
gon on December 20, 1906; eald
trade belnjr located In Beet Ion 6,
Township 19, South Rantre 2 Went
and Hecllone one and two In Town
ship 19 Houth Jlanite Wcit of the
Willamette Meridian, aonUlnlnv
173.76 ftcree all In Lana Qounty,
8tat of Oregon.
A'eo beiclnnlnir at the northwaat
corner of the John If. Morna .Dona
tion Land Claim Nnmbor 36. Town
ahlp It South of Range 3 Weat of
the Willamette Meridian, thence run
east (3 chalna; north 19.26 ohatna;
weal 63 chalna, eouth 19.26 chalna
to point of beginning, containing
106.792 acrea of land In Lane Coun
ty, Oregon,
Notice la hereby given that on Satur
day, the 2nd dny of January, A, T
920, at one o'clock P. M. of that day.
it the front door of the Lane County
Courthouae, t will, In obedience to aald
order of ante and derree of forecloatire.
aell at public auction the above deecrlbed
real property, or eo much thereof aa may
be necoaanry to aatlafy plalnllff'a Judg
ment, with Intereat theron and coala,
to the hUheat and beat bidder for caah
In gold coin of the United Hi ate a.
Dated at Eugeno, Oregon, November
IS, l2i,
PRANK Tfl. .TALOR, .
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon.
Thu re. 11-18-6
First National Bank
Since 1883
MAWXH.A IRllttONAfR I
(Regleter Lane County Special) L
MAHCOLA. Ore,, Voc. 9. Fred
I Finch cr made a bus news trip to
Portland Monday.
Mm., pat Arnold and Mrs. Blob
erly were In Ktigeno Monday...
i ftirs. wosiry j'razinr spent wun-
May atidMonday visiting with her
mother,, Mrs. Nlelson In Kugene,
Mrs. Lorn Frost ot Orafitfl Puss
in noro wun ner aaugmor. mrs.
1 Walter Tloffman for a few dayH. ,
: FTftnR Mason of Kugeno waa a
Marcola, visitor Halurday.
the open door
of accommodation
-Jof co-operation
liOKRXA PERSONAM
r Rflgiatcr Lane County Spoclal)
D071KNA. Ore.. Tjoo. 8. Mrs.
I H. Kirk U 111 with grippe at her
home here.
Kenneth. Jennings of Waltorvlllo,
I started to high school hero at
IDorena recently,..
Among Cottage Orovo visitors
from hero thl week aro Mr. and
I Mrs. Olenn Jen nines and family.
Mr. and ftlrs. jsmit KirK, j, n. Mob-
i lev and. son iiuioert. Andrew an:
Isaac Tfind, Wess Christmas and
' Ttoy Knglonc, Is ablo to be back
I In school after his recent Illness,
the City of Rugne, Oreaon, by add- 1
Inr a Pew rhaptvr thereto, author
laing and empowerlag the Commen
laaue and ttxtl negotiable bomle vt
the City of Kogene. In the aum of
One Hundred Seventy-five Thou
nd Dollar Or ao much there
fur ae alt all be net-ary for
the purpoae of refunding the out
landing Orneral Fund Warranto and
Improvement Itnnd Internet Kund
Warranla of the City, and to expend
the proceeda In retiring the out
atandlng General Fund Warranto,
and Improvement nnd Intereat Fund
Warranto of tho City of Bugvno.
3. An act to amntend the City Char
ter of the City of Rugene, Oregon,
by amending Ret-llon 61, of Cnepier
IX of aald Charter by changing the
rate of Intereat on certlflcatea of
anle on lorecloeure from ten to
fifteen per rent, and adding a pro.
vlelon nieMng the City automatically
the purcbaaar of all unaotd property,
Tho Common Council by aald - Ordinance-
No. 616. bao flied the polling
placee to be one In each ward of aald
city aa followa:
tn Ward One. which la IhO territory
aotittt of Eleventh Avenue and Kaet of
Willamette fttreet, tho polling place
Khali be In the baaement of the publle
library of Kugene.
In Ward Two, which U tho territory
north of Eleventh Avenue and Ratt
of Willamette Street, the pulling piece
ahall by the Kugene Armory building.
In Ward Three, rtlrn la ttie wrt
lory north of Seventh Avenue and weat
of Willamette Street, the poling place
ahall bo In the Hampton Uultdiag of
Kugene, at the corner of Sixth ana
Willamette Btreeia,
In Ward Four, which lo tba territory
eouth of Seventh Avenue and weat of
Willamette Street, the polling place)
hall bo In the lobby of tho City Hall.
Dated thla lat day of December, 1926.
O BO. A. OH. Hunts.
City Recorder.
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M4itiih 6 dfgroe. 5 mlnttte. eeat
3 00 t helne, thenre eouth U d-greeo
enat 13.60 rtmina. Ihenra) eal T.oj
rhAina to !uatiun Mo Wrn
Clnlin 40 and 41, thriico notth 6 f
t'hatna, thenvo ti'fth 33 dfgveea wet
1.H i-batne, thanr-e horlh 29 de
grace wi T la chain, thenc wt
t.oo chtltu thence north 30 dgroe
wl 461A0 fhaliv. IhAOre eaet I 00
rhaln. thanua north SO dgrea wat
6-ia t-haln. lu eutiih boundary of Uaao
Mwy IhwiKthm t'lnlntand henreweet
1.13 rliaiua ta ihn beginning point,
rntalnlng 16.40 acrea ntnro or leea.
jm.i t'tptirig thcrrfrftm ttmt
puriion ddrd m Orant Twer and
Jnnle Tuwr. hustband and wife on
the Slat dny of Auguat. IMT, aald
ded recorded 'on the Jth day of
Auguat. Ifflf, deacrlpllnn of which
la aa rollowe: pegintimg ot a point
21 chttlne eaet and rhelna eouth
of the auuihwaai corner of tho
taae UaNy lAntfin Ind t'lilm
Nu 36. Tuwnhlp ;s s. It. I wat
antt running thence weal 1 33 chain,
thpitte iHiitth t.Tt ohatna, thenr 0
ei 1.33 rhaine, theme north' t.Tt
rhaine. o plaro of hrginning, al In
m:i (on Jo, To hlp : 1. Stiulh.
Rtthv J. Wft uf the Wittamtitta
aferidtan tn Lane Tnuoty, Oregon,
Nw. lttrfift In the name (f the
Htftte nt itrg0n. In rumpltanre with
aald etorMt.on and order of ete and
In order to eottify anid Judgment. In
tereat, Attorney free, caala of lull anj
SI'EClAr.' EfRCTION NOT If IB OB
, THR CITY OK BUOKNB,
t.ANB COUJJTT, OHROOM
Tuesday, December 16, 192f
Nolle ! hereby given that ptirauant
to the terms of flocllon 20, Chapter I,
of the Chapter of the City of Ktigeno,
of tho Charter or tho City of Eugene,,
by the Common Council of tho City of
ftugnne nn the 9th day of November.
182R, and approved by tho Mayor of
Ian id Cliy on tho 9th day of November,
19S. a apodal municipal election will
be held In anld oily on Tuesday, Decem
ber 16, 1926, from the hour of eight
o'clnck In the morning to tho hour ot
eight o'clock In tho afternoon, and ot
aid election, the following proposed
charter amendment! will be suhmltto1
to tho electors of said oily, referred
by tho Common Council for their ap
proval or rejection, to-wlt:
1. An not to amend tho City Charter
of tho City of Bugono, Oregon, by
amending Rentlon 67, nf Chapter IX
of aald Chnrlor by adding thereto
an RiittiorlrAtlon to the Common -Council
of the City to ro-t'ssoss coats
for snwer, otroot,, alley nnd othor
Improvements, whon Iho rormor as- '
sessment has bonn declared Invalid,
or tho, Council shalt he In doubt aa '
to Its validity, or ahall deem It neo
ansnry, and to make tho same 9.
Ilen upon the property abutting upon, ,
, ndjacont to or benofltted by aald
improvomont,
i. An not to mend tho Charter of j
NOTICE OK HlfKRirrS HAI-R ON
KXKCUTIUN IN KORKCW)HtJRH
Nutico le hereby given that by vlrtuo
f an execution and order of sale In
forcHoaure leeued out uf the Clroult j
Court ot f.an County. Oregon, on th..
6th day of December. If3. In a aull
wherein, on the 3rd day of December
1926, In aald court Vnlrm Savings A lnan '
Aaauclntton, an Oregon t'oyporatlon, j
plaintiff, recovered Judmnent against the i
defendant Callaptmya Springs company.
. n.nn,llnn fur Ih ailini tit S7TbB.ll
and Interest theron nt the rate of 10 per 1
rent par. annum from the 3 lat day of i
March. I3&, until paid; for the fur
ther aum of 6176.19 inanronce premium
and Intereat thirrenn at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from the 13th day
of January 1926. until paid, also the
followrng Insurance; 612. &o and Intereat
from tho 2nd day nf April, 1926, until
paid at the rate of 10 pnr rent per
annum. 1 3 1 .at and Intereat from th1
3rd day of April, 1Q26, until paid, at
(he rata of 10 per cent per nnnuin;
613,71 and Interest from the 39th day
of April, 1926. Until pnfcl. at the rate
nf .10 per cent per annum; 66.09 and
Intereat from the 6th dny nf June, 1936,
until paid at tho rnte nf 10 per cent
per 'annum: 19.26 nnd Interest from Oc
tober 20, 1926, untTPpald at the rnto of
10 per cent per annum;' for the f tir
Iher sum of 66.76 abstracting and In
terest thereon at tho rnto of 10 per
cent per annum from the 22nd day of
January, 1926, until paid; for the fur
ther sum of tU'7,27 taxes and Interest
thereon at the rato ot 10 per cent per
annum from the 16th dny of Jununry.
1926, nntll pnld; nnd for the further sum
of $142.43' real property tnx for J924
and Interest thereon from tho 2oih dav
of October, 1926, until paid at the rnte
of 10 per cent per annum; for tho fur
ther aum of 1800.00 reneonablo attorney
fiten for tho attorney for the plaintiff
herein; nnd for tho further sum of
1242.76 lawful expenses of tho receiver
ship herein, and tho routs nnd disburse,
moots of this execution, which Jij'Is
ment waa enrolled nnd dork t ml In the
Clerk' office nf sni) court In anld
County on tho 4th day of Dcremhj,
1926. and sold execution to nio dlrocted
commanding mo In I he nmno of tlin
stnio nf Oregon, In order to satisfy said
Judgment, Interest, attorney's foos, corns
of suit and arorulng costs to soil tho
following described renl properly, to-wlt:
lleglnnlng ut a point 22.12 Plains
nasi or tne south west corner of
tho Tsnno Mnnspy Donation Claim
Township 22, South, Fliinge 3, West:
thencn South 1.70 chains, thence
west 2,33 chains, thonce .south 4.03
accruing ritata, 1 wit) on SalunHy t
tin ut January, is;6. at tho hour
(tne o'clock. In the etierlHmn uf ma
itay, at the eoulhweet front doer of t
unt y four t fcuuM, in Ktiaue. t.a
founty. Oregon, offer for sale end a
for rash, at public auuiinn, subjert
redemption na provided by law, all I
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