Morning register., March 13, 1926, Image 3

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For uonicroiiuu
IT DEPICTS; LIFE
Hurlo MnlMIrd "Ulit
'ul tliu World",
Lntvly girl haw
f fur Hio iiiiiiuul wiislurn
ki(0r (Mils' nonforoiyio,
(.,! hclil lit tlni Coniiro-
jhuirh Mnruli IS". '"'
((MIHTI'IK l in -
,.,.,,r mmm. hold ovory
L (l,o niiHIilwH of tho Oro-
Cll 01 l"1""
iIpkiiIi'N l0Kun nrrmriK
..rniriinon. Thoy woro
L,,r tmliiH ly looitl Klrls,
ItllllKt'O ,l,lu "l'r-
ln iiimrKfl. nr iiiv
ml ri'KlxliTod. a rumpus
innini linilur ino nirvniiun
lr tHrvoH, Willi ijur
iiunilxon us tholr leiidor.
,uh trip lnuluilcil nn hi
nt tho woman s uuim-
'. KlniKKlo Kliown
blurs of tho ovonlnir won
k, "Tho ijuiihi lor iiiKnii
L.,i ,,r iIib ulii on licr
Cntli wllh tlio holn of ro.
Mention,, oduonlloti, love,
to, Unlit, hciiltli unci tlino
Jior niul uuty, nuumino,
nnii Hiriiuirlo nil hor com.
rriio oltirinx of (lie iiinrunnt,.
ktory," wiih fiirriofl ovor
tniluy moriiliiit wstoh.
h or loriures on ino
ho World" will li (Ivor.
Fred (Iroy, of Hcitttlo, tho
born flotil worUor of tho
itlowil rhurrii. this series
ton Ih In flvo lmrts, tho
thlrli wiih Klvon lust nven
lllui Inst of which will bo
kilny moriiliiK. On Bundiiy
Wnllor M. i-iorno, kov-
OruKon, will h)oiik to tho
pourureiico on lio uiji!t
"Ituiiioiiiukors of Tomorrow,"
niusxi iiiru AiMnr
'Imlny's HiiHNlou will diHHi with
(liivotliiim iindor Iho IoihIuihIiIii or
tho Wurn-n county kIi-Im at 11:811
u. in. JJr, (Iroy will olvo tho soomiil
ul Ilia sorlos of uililroHHOH on "Tho
WKlU of tho World." An udilroHH
on "Tho OikiuiIzihI Clli-ls' OIiism"
will bo Hlvui by tin, M. H. Mcu
clmm, followed by dlmiuiwIiiiiH
hy Iho Kil l di'hiKiitoD. A county soiik
limlor's PuutOHt will hs loil hy
MuliH Tuhiir, of Hhoriimn cminly.
A Kroiii of o, A. (.:. doli'KatoH will
(IIsouhs "Jtullnlon uk a Cumtius Au
tlvlly." At D : 1 5 tho aftornoon soHslon
Will unoii, Thu Ihlrd luoluro o( Dr.
(Iroy will ho followed hy sput'liil
iiiuhIu hy tho Hiilvmlini Army
Klrls. "Tho Wook-dny Hohaol" hy
Dulolna llrown of I'orllmiU und
"I'miMirlnif for Loatlnralilp," hy
1'ourl Kvortii, iiIho of I'orUaiid, will
hu followed hy u swim In tho tunic
of tho woiiiiiu'h hulldhiK. At thin
tlino u county swimming- ooiilust
will ho hold.
Tho evening; session, bcitlnnlnu
lit 7:30 will Include tho fourth
ledum of Dr. Clroy, n sorles of din.
oudhIoiih "'(in denuvu" l.y Una
DhvIch, Wnnoo; Helen Jlnwko, For
est (Irovo; Anna I'niatrovlch,
Cheniawa; Kathryn Hiielye, Ku
Keno; mid Kleauor Kuatniun. IOIea
tlon of offleorii will follow.
PIONEER CLUB FORMED
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(H(iANIKI';i
MORNING REGISTER. EUOENE, ORE SATURDAY, MARCH 13, Itlg
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THREE
ii i in mi jiijLiinii.ni'j,m'-jj-j iim... iMwBiwwaaiw'iiiMii u ii.j..i.-j. i i-i-juuiiiiiiw-iBiiaiinjai.m-i...ijuimu--i. i j . iniiiini
SCHOOL CUES OPEHETTR
tanki, ana (fthe- department! war
dlncMWied, ' ' ,
OiKiinlsuithm of tho Knulo Ilo
noer club at ColtiiKo (Irovo, n irroui)
of bovM miouH.iri'd by Iho Motho
dlt church "( that city, wiih coin,
iilclod hut nlHht bv W. 1. Walter,,
boyH' work Huccrlury of thu u
Kono V. M. C. A.
orricem worn oleclrd nn followH:
chief runner, Klnyd White- deputy
raiwcr, Alton Woodiird; Hocretury,
floorKo White; tiuanuror. Vlctur
(loff. Tho lender In Harry (lllletto
and the uHHlHtant leader,' Kurl lul
low1. Thnno who nniko up tho mom.
herHhlp. hcHldeK offlcerH, arol 10il
ward MorrlM, ThonuiH Hprnnklo,
Tlownril Taylor, Hubert KorbeB,
ltodney Hafley, Manford (loff
Hnwnrd ArnoHt, Ivan CutHforth
and NorrlM Klnis.
The club will meet ovory frl
day nli;ht. i
et Glasses or
. Scowl
ent iSv
Irrmnnent Htnvl nnd inck of liintro to tho eyes la certainly
ro dlnflKUriiiK than nny kind of KlumH'fl. Yot aomo poo
who aro mifiorlntt from eye-ntrnln put oft wearing Klaunoa
rer than thoy nhould for their own uood.
tinwhlle tho ncowl Krown deeper.
r twenty-nlno yeura' cxpcrlonco at diagnosing cye-straln
t jour acrvlco,
SAVB YOUR EYES
UOIMI, -onsaoN
Ml WILL AMHT TW T.
"KWOHI1H ANI KCIKKOItK" HAS
IjAKUIO AIIDINOIO
Vlild HollliigH and AnnuiUilt partii
aro I'Vutiiro uf KuUirtaliuiuw
. at VuivorHlly JIlnli
A well filled Iiouho and nn ap
preciative nudlenco Krootod tho
premier hIiowIiik of "Hword and
HiIhboi'h," ti,o operetta preaontod
hy lho,Unlvornlty high school un
der tho direction of Anno Lunda
hury Heck In tho achool of iuudIo
auditorium litHt evenliiK.
Tho otuiluiuoH woro colorful, tho
Illicit by-play of comedy amualns
mid tho inualcul netting vivid. Hut
buck of theme woro found ' even
more plcnalnir olementn euch an
HUllublllty, und a nonno of unity
und ninoolh co-ordlntttlon that aro
Hld( itlulncd In a liltfli achool
licrformanco.
The operetta ' wnn excellently
suited to hiKh achool norformors
In that tho IntcroHt was conterod
In tho nwlftly moving plot, and
not In rotiianca which tho per
formers would havo difficulty in
portruylntt from a lack of suffi
cient emotional oxporlenco. Tho
unity of effect was not apoilcd by
hniK pnuacs between acts, at the
whole operetta wus produced with
only one central inima, and that
a short ono. This was mado nos-
nlhlo by tho fact thut one not was
an i line was uscu.
1 ho Hocnorv. a frarden sot. vu
Himpio, i. in nuitaoio and pleasing.
Tho voices woro all rathor light.
nut sweet, and tlio Hinging showed
ninoothness and good enunciation.
woro was a dortnoss of handllnir
nnd smooth co-ordination in re
sponse that showed Intonslvo train
lug and careful uttontlon . to do
tall. Tho chorus work was well
lono, tho orchestral sunnort was
fully ndcniiato.
'erliups not all of tho audience
realized that (ho produotion made
uho of tho entlro glee club and
not merely a few picked voices and
thut every high school student who
could play at all well was given
an opportunity to servo in the or
chestra. The underlying desire of
tho director, Mrs. Beck, was to
reach us mnny high school students
us possible through this produotion,
and the smooth performance of the
operotta shows she has done so
successfully.
found Sterling
m tho mnrlnct shndowod mnrliot placos of tho Orient to
i most Isolated tludson Boy trading post, Pound Sterling
nltles value and Is accepted without question.
Vturies of fair dealing and business integrity have stain
flea tnis world wide, oonnoenoe in me ungiisn x-ouuu.
toller factors have dovelopod a doserving confidence In the
d. National Bank among Jiugone ana uine county pevvie.
thnm hn TT fl Mnllnnnl' In M nvnihnl of progressive and
Wllgcntly helpful bnnklng servico that Is honostly endeav-
lo noip isugeno and laiio county.
U, S. National should be your bank.
US. NATIONAL
B A N
ZAe Bank of Service
EUGENELOAN r SAVINGS BANK
the Ban A Jor Savings
UncCountyNcws
(Continued from page two
and uses of timber land. Bum
mer home sites, also camp sltos.
Thursday night a three hour ses
sion was hold tuklng ii locution
und inulntonunco of trails.
JUNCTION CITY PERSONAL
(ltsllor l,siie County Special) '
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., March
12. Mrs. Mnrv Roblson Is In Eu-
gono oaring fur Mrs. Btoarns, her
daughter, who Is down with diph
theria. This Is ho second attack
of diphtheria for Mra. Btoarns this
year.
' Mrs. George Nellson of Grants
Puss Is vlnltlng Mrs. Caroline Mill
or and other friends at Junction.
Mm, Chrlstophorson spent sev
eral days In Portland this week,
vlHitlng friends.
Ida Murkenson and Mao Klock
ore delegates from the Methodist
Sunday school to the older girls'
oonforonco at Eugene that con
venes Friday.
Cliff Johnson, car clerk at the
Southern Paclfio station went' to
Portland and returned with Mrs.
Johnson und little daughter, ports
May.
GYM CLASS WORK GIVEN
PHYSICAL KDUCATION .
DEMONSTRATED
IS
BTjACHTjY PERSONAM '
Rofflsler Lane County Bpwltl)
BLACKLY, Ore., March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hulburt and
Hons, with Harry Miller, spent the
lnnt woek-enn In uugene wnn car.
and Mrs. J. D. Hamlin.
Qeorgo Ryphors wan a business
visitor In Eugene Monday.
Mrs. Margaret BilllngH and son,
Plovd. went to Eugene Tuesday.
a. M. , Hulburt went to Eugene
and Albany. Wednesday returning
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. B. Blachly. Mrs. IS. O.
Post and son spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. ueorge worming-
Inn
Mrs. I. Slavter and son KODerc
were business visitors In Eugene
Werlnosdfiv.
Wm. Peck has received tne man
contrnct from Junction City to
Blnchlv to tako effect July 1. H.
S. HolBlngton received the one
from Blrtchly to Groenleaf and the
Horton route wasn't bid on.
Jnson Richardson of Elmlra Is
quite ill at tho home of his daugh
ter. Mrs. uicK rope. -
0. E. Barker spent last week-end
at his liome in Beaverton and Miss
Stevenson vlsitod with ' her par
ents at Modford.
Stanley
Extra
Specials
All Pay
Saturday
(Coupons will not be ac
cepted on these Item)
Macaroni or
SpAghettit
6 rounds'
Cryet?! White
Soap, 10 bars
25c
33c
More than 800 girl students of
tho woodrow Wilson junior high
school gave a demonstration of
physical education work, at the
school .building last night. The
sohool orohestra provided music
and tne reature ox tne evening was
the grand march,
The evening's program was as
follows!
Grand march 300 girls.
Wand drill 9th grade girls.
Folk dances: (a) Highland
Fling, (b) Dutch Kiddles, (o)
Irish Lilt. '
Dumb bell drill Boys from all
Indian club drillBoys from all
classes.
nolo dance Eva Chariot.
Swedish exercises 9th grade
girls.
Captain Kidd Interpretative
dance 7th grade girls.
Relay racos and games.
BOYS USE SOLDER IRON
FARM MECHANICS CLUB IS
GIVES PRACTICE .
Practical experience with the
soldering iron wua given to more
than 29 Lane county boys, mem
hers of the Farm Mechanics club,
nt then reculnr meetlner held In
tho Eugene high school building
last night, it wns reported by Fred
Chess, club leader.
Arnold Colllor,. county club work
leader, provided the tools and
equipment, Following the solder
ing the boys were taken through
a course of general pipe work as
applied to farms, pralns, septic
0X13
NKJIIT,
MAII nunPRS NOW!
WEpNESDAY, MACH 17,
MUCH SENSATION' of New York, Clilowo and I-)
p from iu soll-oul oiwtwnmont In Hon Fmnoisoo, following
jontlis run In Clilcugo, Production Intact.1 s
r -.r t""m- v m issMsi -i
fithMH. MUL.L1UAIN and MM. GARHU'Y
S'SI-owor floor H.50i balcony, first 8 rows 2.00, next
J'HO, noxt $1.00, lialanoo 7Bo plun 10 per acnt tax. MMl
iM.w. Mnko nil oliccks and immny ontors "clllg
lro, ijicloao df-addrcsscd, stanilcU onolno 'or m' 10
IAST
DAY I
If 35pwi
THE BEST
BAB MAN
' Tlio Romnntlo West
lit all Its glory
GLBN TRYON
hi a' IniiRhtor siioalnl '
PATHE nEOUTiAlV DINKY
NEWS PRICES DOODLE
Continuous 1 to 11 p. m., Today
TODAY'S HEILIG GUIJST
MRS. 3. H. STARR,
103 Fifth Ave., West
Kindly call at box-office for your
two ticket good toaay oniy.
MEETING AT HARR1SBURG IS
HELD BY GRpWERS
OH Onmoanr Rcnreeentamo ai
Gatlicring Outlines Terms or
Contrnct Offered .
HARRtSBURQ, Ore., March It.
(Special to the Register.)
Those In this vicinity who are ln-
tcaotari in ttiA riRX inausiry at
tended a meeting at the Rlalto.
Wednesday afternoon, promotes;
by the Portland Linseed Oi com
pany and the extension service ot
Ti-'i.'.on wm. Tj Teutsoh rep;
resented O. A. C, and E. H. Smith
the Portland company. Mr. smitn
explained the company's oontract
and xeuiscn aiacuoq i"
flax and its culture. . . ' 1
mktt nii ramnfiv guarantees
12.53 per bushel and offers 40 ,
pounds of seed lor one acre, au
iho seed grown therefrom, to be
sown In 1927 the Duluth, Minn
cash prlco Is guaranteed for the
1927 orop. It Is reported that .14
farmers here will, grow flax thle
season under the contract.
The' O. A.- O. man pointed out
at this price the flax should bring
from 5 to 10 more per acre than
spring oats, therefore It isa val
uable spring orop and substitute
for early oats. N '
Two local farmers grew liax
here last year with good. suocesB.
One of these. O. B. P"?on', re
ported a yield of more than .1000
pounds per acre, and nad with htm
I sample of flax fibre which was
taken to O. A. C. for analysis. He
will grow at least tnree aor um.
year, B. E. Grimes six, and R. K.
Burton one. It was stated that the
Tangent .vicinity slgnea uu
about 160 acres. , , '
Royal Red So!",
Pack Tomatoes JA
No 2y2, 3 cans UC
Fountain Fartcy
Petjphea, No. ? AA,,
5 cans JUV,
California Soft Shell Wal
nuts, No, 1, but not
equal' in quality to our
25c grade . ' -i 7
. Pound l(C
Royal Club Coffep,
Packed in 1, 3 and 5
pound cans, ' J J '
Pound ..spp
And a "Big Stick of
caiuiy free nn every
pound,
J. C Beat Creamery .
pound 42c
Fancy Lemon or
Orairtgea, " 0?T
2 Dozen aC
Advertising
Coupon
IlcgbrtcT, March 13, 1928
Wll be accepted as cash on
the purchase of merchandise.
llBted below. '
qood Miiroh 13, 1B28, Only.
Stanley Building
88 96
Ninth Aye., We$t
' Eugene, Ore.
Luclty "13" Sale
This store wq opened for business on the 3th, Thirteen is our.
lucky number, and we are going to make 1 3 lucky tor you.
Today
' t"' " 'i ' v. .: ( .'. - , jv .
MRS. 0'HARAT0 SPEAK
WAR VETERANS 0PPO8ED TO
WOMAN IdSOTUREB
for
RIGHTS ASKEP FQR DEBS
ninZENSmP WANTED FOR,,
SOCIALIST LEADER
(By Tne Auoolsted !)
tit-a am vflwiw. T). C. March
IS, A movement has been Btarted
to have cttizopship rignts rosioroo,
in Kunone V. Debs, socialist leader
who served more tfian two years
In- the Atlanta : penitentiary " for
opposing American partisanship. In
Vi wnrlfl War.
Representative Borger, Socialist,
nii.AHn of,,, ni nnnference to
day at the While House, said
T3.ai,ian Gnolldgo had - shown
ivmrtnlYnrtn interest In' an appeal
fpr tieos. Tomorrow doihov
in ritnmifui the oucstlon of amnesty
with department of Justice offi
cials, ! ' .' . " ' ,
One or tne stumming uiuiva w
restoration ot oltlienshlp rights is
n.h.i rafn.nl Win If a nersonal
application for a f ul) pardon. He
adhoros to me nouei, pn3Mu
during his trial when he refused to
employ cpUnsol, that he committed
no crmo In voicing his opposition
to'war in his famous Canton, Qhlo,
spoech. ' ,
The main object of Mr. Bergera
visit to the department of Justice
will be to determine whether some
ono else can initiate a pardon ap
plication1. . - - ' '' ' " ''
When the prison sentence of
Dobs, who was four times a can
didate for president on the Social
ist tioket, was commuted by Presi
dent Harding; his citizenship rights
were not restored." He Is now H
years old, living at Terrs Haute,
Ind. ; :- ' ' -
Road Income Small
(By TUa . A1KJ11 PrM)
SALEM, Ore., March IS. i- The
Spokane, Portland and Seattle
noiirnnri MimMnv. for 'operations
in Oregon, shows a net Income of
only I74s.a for operations in man,
according to Its' annual report to
the publio servlqe commission, Op
orating revenue ,was . 187,B6.6o
nnd operayng expenses H8;.!
096.01. The gross Income was 1'
B18.82, The company started the
year with a detloly o
' innmnlnm Attcntkml
Work In Red Cross, Saturday,
March 18. 7:80 p. m. Be present.
. O, W. NORRI8, Recorder.
' 8-18,1
-(By The Auocluttd Preai)
SAN DIBOO, Cel., Mar. 12. Kate
Richards O'Hara, 'charged by the
.Hammer club, an organization or
American war veterans, with being
a radical lecturer and with having
been convicted during tne world
war of violation of: the espionage
aot and sentenced to a term In fed
eral penitentiary; will not be barred
from speaking at the open forum
In in Unitarian church here next
Sunday night; It was announced by
tne board. Of qirepiors pl jpeu
forum-
The two legionnaires serving as
forum directors ark Mayor John L. !
Bacon and Jonn w. enyaer, prom
inent real estate qeaier ana prou-
erty owner. .
CHILD LOST ALL NIGHT
abut found piiArufa three
MJldi FIvOM HOJlfi
(Br The Aiaacialed Praul
MEDFORD, Ore., March 12,
Mn Aiexdnder.' six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs- w. Alex
ander, residing at a lumoer cbiup
aboye Butte Fabi 80 miles por.h
east of here, was, found this morn
ing sitting tinder a bush playing,
three miles from her Home, after
160 men, all employes of two lum
ber camps in that seotlon and
others including ten sheriff's offi
oera, had spent' the night search
ing for her. She had wandered
away from home-yesterday after
noon about 2 o'clock, i
Read Register Classified Ads.
Eagle HareSvheftt Flow.
49-ll. sack .........12.15
Fuller's Bland Flour,
49-lb. sack $2-40
98-lb. sack ,......$4.6(1
Beat Valley Flour,
j 49-lb. sack'...,,;.,,.!;
Thompson's Best Flow,
49-lb. sack ..,.,...$2.00
Royal Crub Peaches,
No case.of
24 cans . ..$550
Royal Club Apricot,
, Case of 24 cans ..$6.00
Canned Milk
Borden's, Carnation,
W. & M., case; ,..$4.45
Raynial Brand Oregon
, Green Refugee Beans,
Ca.se of ?4 cans ....$3.00
CamobeU'a Pork and
, Beana, Case of.
3Q cans -..,..,.J3,00
Clearfield Pea,
- Case of 24 cans .
Story Book Com,
Case pf 24 cans. .
...$3.00
,..$2.75
Good Coffee,
3 pounds.'
.......$1.20
Best Peaberry Coffee.
. 3 pounds -viri. r-$M5
High Grade Coffee, y
3 pounds ..,rl..$1.50
A. A. Blend-absolutely
the best coftee on -
the market, ,3 lbs. $1.65
P rem nun Toouitotss r
No. 254, Case of
24 cans $3.Q0
The Coupon printed in this ad will be accepted as 25 cents cash
on any special listed above. Not more than one coupon accepted
on anv one deal. : f--:i-totetmmwtiiiiv-M-fr'ji r
Specials mil l illl
The following will be sold at these special prices until 3 p. m. only
our ertort to get you to buy before the afternoon jam;
"Big 4" Pancake Flour,
15c package, 2 for -..15c
Italian Macaroni or
Spaghetti, pound .10c
Gulf Kiat Shrimp,
extra quality, can .... 10c
Handy Pack P. K.
Cum, package ' -l,..lc j
Cornh Honey, ;
' extra fancy
2Se
Extracted Honey,
quart "jar
..50c
White King Laundry ' '
Soap, 10 bars .J....J7e
White Wonder 1
' dry Soap, 10 bars ...35c
Walnuts soft shell,
No. 1, pound
Walnuts, mediuin .'
size pound
..25c
17c
Fountain Country
Gentleman Corn,
Nq. 2 can , .15c
' Ripe Olives, Curoco
V brand, gallon can ....79c
Rsgiiitsr Claastfled Ads are Inst
what you anosia usf f su tost iv
Meat Department
Until Noon (12 eClpck) Sturdy
3hortenin t '
.In 2-pbund package. Oat bet AM
.; brand, 2 pounds ........ , .... JJJC
30c
- Cartas Rolh
i . ..... -
Very little waste, to fry, ; .
. bale or bqiV pun
I
Fruit and Vegetables I
' Bananas, , .. ...
. per ppuri4
Grapefruit, California,
each ....
10c
Apples, Roman Beauty,.'.
per, box .
Potatoes, Fancy Burbank, ;
pet ' sack .
$1.50
$3.00
final aeeount or anr Itain thareof erf
notified to (lie tbs aame with 'tha County
clerk or Lane count?. Oregon, on or be
lt) re tbs time fixed for final baairlna on
aald final account,
Norman Q. MorcMl anA Oaorf a.B. Cania,
axeoutora;
Bean St Brooke, attorn ers for Satata.
" Bat. S-IO'S
BtmuoNS .
lit TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF 5HB
" StATH OP OREQON KIK
,,' ''.'..'' 1ANH COUHTT.
B. 8 porter, plalntlft ya. Alinla St
ena, ThomM fllllea, and Ray qillaa, da
fendanla.'. Tn Th. Defendanls AVove Named:
IH TUB NAMB OF .XHV STATB OF
OREOON, You ate hereby require t
annuv and anewe tha Complaint tiled
asalnet'rou In tbs abora entitled Court
and oauio. on or Deioco tne mi
M.roh. lslL that belns the time pre-
Ktltied by tha Court In the order for
the publication of tnn uummona p
vrmi and . alx . (a) weeKa aucoeaelvelr
from th data of tha tlret publication
thoteof; and. (t you. fall to VP appear
and anever, for want thereof,, plaintiff
will Uka a : aeoree asalr.it you that he
la tha owner or the io(iowm oeor.uu
premliea, to.wlti - ,
aota Hamper una wi. i-u
Throe (HI, n4 Four, In Seotlon
Number Two (S), and aluo to,t .
Number Two (J) In Seotlon Number
Three 3), all In Township sixteen
,'(1) Sputh of Rapse Blx (I). Weet
i of the Willamette Meridian. In Lena
- County, Oregon, contalnlns lll.flo
k acres, mora Or lees, soeordlns to
fovernment eurveyl'
an that your Internets under a tar
tain contract of bond for deed relating
to eald nremleea be forecloeed and your
Intereele thereunder terminated. -' and
for ouch further relief ae tha Court
eaall deem luat and aqellable.
'Barvlca of thla Bummons upon ran.
by publication thereof, Is mads by or
iter ot the Honorable O. P. Barnard.
County Junta, at Busena. Oregon, the
11th day of February, 1116,.; and the
data at tha - Bret publication of, this
Summon! Is tha lltb, day nf Febru
ary, HJf.
OU8TSR B. ROSS,
Attorney toe Plaintiff,
.'. : Bllverton. Oregon
i Bat. l-ll-t
Nntlpa la hereby a-lvtn that Norman
0, MorrH and Oenrge B Camp have filed
their final account In tbe matter of the
eatate of Mvl Hollanueolc. deceaeed, and
that Mondar.' ttnd day of March. 19S.
at the hour Of la o'clock a. m. St the
County 'Court room In tha Court Kouaa
at Busene, Lana County, Oregon, hae
been fixed ae the tlfna and place for
final hearing upon said final aocount
All periods h,svln .objections ,lo said
NOTICB TO CRBDITORB
In the County Court ot the State of
Oregon for Iaha County.
In tha Matter of the Late Will ot John
Shultx. deceased.
Notice la hereby given that Lealla Ana
tin baa been by the abov entitled court
appointed executor In tha above entitled
matter. All pereons having claims agalnat
aald eatate ara required to present tha
aame properly varified to said executor,
at the office ol C. A. Wlntermeler In
r.uaena. Oraamn.' or to Xjealle Austin at
Canary, Oregon, within six mouthe from
thla 80tn nay or ireoruary, laae. ,
C. A. WINTBRMBIBR. Attorney.
' , LESLIE AUSTIN,
. Executor.
i - - sat. 1-10-S
NOTICB OF FINAL SBTTLEMBNT
Notice la hereby given that Stena J.
Bdbloni, Executrix of the Batata of
Andrevr B. Edblom deceased, b,as filed
her final aocount In the matter of eald
aatata 'In th County : Court of Lane
County, Oregon ,and that Monday, the
nth day of April, me, at 1 o'clock
.in tne forenoon or aaia aay at tne uoun.
ty Court. Room In ' the Courthouse in
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, hae been
fixed as the time and place by tha aald
oonri lor tno Hearing or oDjecuons to
aald aocount and for final Battlement of
aald eatate. Any and all objections to
aald account and tie final aettlement
of ' aald aetata muat be fried with tha
Clerk ot aald Court on, or . bef ore tfu
aald date of hearing. v
' Dated thla 11th day of March, It!..
STENA J. EDBLOM, r- '
Executrix of the Eatate of
. ANDRBW B. BDBLOM, . 1
. Deceased.-.
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