JYcAN MAKE A
Umlor tho auaplcoH of tho ln-
SOOO DAYS KUN
tnt'imtlnnni lilhln fitndotitu mh
iBoclntlon, W. M. Wlndom will
locturo at Frank's luill, 00 13..
Si
flth street, Eugene, Wodnemlny,
March liiM," at S p. m. Ulblo
students and thoso interested lit
tho pronheales of God'a word
aro cordially Invited to attend;
Seats free, no collection.
Announcement.
r WITH THE. L ...
0. W. R. & N. Co., Bpont $10,
7;iB.803.73 In tho Northwest dur
ing 11)11.
Dcdniond Is to have a $10,000
garage GO by 100 feet.
The Corvallla Thnos-Oir.ottii
says It would bo a disgrace for a
town with three railroads and
an agricultural eollogo to allow
Its cannery to bo closed.
' North McMlnnvIllo will have
sewer system.
Molnlla grants franchlso to P.
U. L. & P. Co.
Sluslaw River. Corulllo River,
Yaqulna nnd Nohalom Ray woro
i cut out of rivers and harbors bill.
1 REAL T0DACC01
MISS PEGGY O'NEIL AS 'PEG' IN OLIVER MOROSCO'S SUPREME SUCCESS, "PEG O' MY
HEART," WHICH COMES TO THE EUGENE THEATRE WEDNESDAY, MARCH ?.4.
The J. Hartley Manners' com- the architect, "you would want FOR SALE 2 good fresh Jer
edy of youth, love and laughter, them in mosaic pattern, I pre-f s'ey cows. Call G. Milldr's
"Peg O' My Heart" comes to the sume?"" " Harness shop.' i4tf
Eugene theatre Wednesday,! "I don't know about that," re-
March 24. jsponded Mr. Gaswell, dubiously, FOR SALE Eggs from fancy
"Peg" tells a story of a strug- scratching his jaw. "I hain't , bre(i Partridee Wyandotts
miss and the stilted aristocracy knowed a good deal about law;1
in which much excellent comedy but when it comes to laying
is evolved with Peg ever the floors, it kind o' seeYns to me I'd
central figure. There is the rat- ruther have 'em unsectarian
tling of the Chichester families' like. Don't it strike you ' that
skeleton, with whom Peg has way?"
left her father in America to :
j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tho Intorlor
U. S. l.nnrt Oitlco nt ItosoburK, Oro
Kon. Kobnmry 10, 1015.
Notlco la hereby rItoii thnt Mary
Colo. tt8 liolr nnil administratrix of tho
'Kstuto of Columbus Colo, docoaaoil, of
.unrcom, uncoil, wno, on February o,
iyu, iiinuu npniicnuon to tnirciuiHO tut
Uor Sec C of Act of Mar. 3, 18S7, for
mo use nuti nnnont or iliu lie ra nml
nsnlRns of ColuinbiiH Colo. ilocoaBod.
no. for Lot 2 of Section rO
Township ICS, ItniiBo 1V., Wlllamotto
, flioriillnn, lias tiled notlco or Intention
to mnko Final Proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, boforo 1.
,1. Hewitt. U. S. Commissioner, nt his
omco, ni KiiKcno, urcgun, on the CtU
day of April, 101G.
Claimant names as wltnossos:
Norman It. Workman, of Marcola.
Oregon; G. M. Apgor, of Marcola, Oro-
igon; ti. v. itowlanil, or Alarcola, Oro
gon; J. S. Churchill, of Marcola, Oro-
!gon.
' .t. m. mrrv
t a-w-M 0 Iloglstor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dopnrtmont of tho Interior
V. S. Land OHlco nt ItosoburB. Oro
gon, March 3, 101C.
Notlco Is horoby given that Coy Kls
ton, of VIda, Oregon, who, on April
30, 1913. mado Homestead Entry,
.Serial No. 07934, for Lot 4 of Sec. 34,
,TT. 1C S. It 3 B, nnd N of NK'i of,
Section 3, Township 17 S, Itnngo ll'H,
Wlllamotto Morldlnn, has filed notlco
of Intention to lnalto Final Three-year
Proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, before Stacy M. Hus
soil. Clerk of Lano County, nt his otllco
at Eugene, Oregon, on tho lGth day of
April. 191C.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank I). Mason, of Vida, Oregon.
James Ncal, pt VIda, Oregon.
Joe Weakflefd, of VIda, Oregon.
Delta Jolly, of Vida, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON
tAprS Register.
and D streets Springfield, Ore.
Phone 108 R W. L. Dunlap.
FOR SALE 17-ft. new boat.
: Call at Springfield Planing
; Mill or Phone 130W3. fltf.
(THE AUTOMOniLIOT EXULTS WITTME OOOD JLIDOE .
YES, a smaU chew of "Right
Gut" satisiiesu It's-the Ileal
Tobacco Chew..
The right blend of rich, sappy to
bacco seasoned and sweetened just
enough.
That's why it gives you the tobacco
comfort and solace that you like so well.
TuUo n very mull choir lens limn otic-qiinrtcr llio
t ld i7.o. It will lio moro lallityliiji than a moutliful
of ordinary tolmcco. Juit niblilo on it until yuu find
tho etrcndlli chew thnt ntiiti you. Tticlc It away.
Tli c ii lot It rcit. Sea hoiv cmlly nnd evenly the real
tobacco tusto come, how it latlific without grtndlnij, liovr
much lens you huva to tplt, how few chewt you take to
bo tobacco natlificd. That's why it h Tht itcal Tekatto
Chttv. That's why it costs lets In tha end.
Illtrci)rc!iw, ciltdnt pnJ limit dim) willul ytni won't hv
loilnJinli hIiIi yuur lidb. UrluJiuJ uu utJiiucr cutJIcJ tobacco
nuke yuu (pit too much.
Ilic tlfl t pure. rlchtobftfcniloM tint nvnt In be covtrrJ tin with inotiwt ao4
llcoricj. Nclioc I.uit ttio ult brlu( cut I Ik licit liib.cco laulo lu "UUht'Cut,"
One small chew takes the place of two his
chews of the old kind.
WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY
CO Union Stjunro, New Yorlt
(BUY FROM 13EAUER ORSEMD lOSTAMPSTOOS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior,
U, S. Land. Odlco nt Rosoburg, Ore
gon, March 2, 1015.
Notloe-iB hereby Klvon that Qcorgo
William Foster, ot VIda, Oregon, who.
on October 1G, 1011, made HomcHtead !
Entrv. Snrlal No. 07C04. for tho WV, i
of NWVi and NH'U of SV"4 of Sec-1
tion -U, TowiiBiiip lu boutii, uniigo
East, and on March 4, 1014, made Ad
ditional Homestead Entry, Serial No.
Eugene Theatre, Wed. Mar. 24
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS J. HARTLEY MANNER'S
COMEDY OF YOUTH
(Special Return Date.)
Peg O' My Heart
WITH PEGGY O'NEIL. THE NEW.YORK-CIIICAGO CO.
come to, and the acceptance of j Good Stories and Useful Infor
Peg for a thousand pounds an-; mation.
nuity by the Chichesters in ac-! In two things The Youth's
cordance with a will left bv an Ccmnanion'is first and foremost
uncle of Peg's and a brother of , capital stories and useful in- R- O. A. hall for rent
5-ROOM HOUSE and lot for
sale or rent. Modern conven
iences. Easy, terms. Call at
News office
Well ven-
Mrs. Chichester, for the bringing , formation. There are stories
up of Peg as a lady. Peg's fath- for boys that delight their
cr was an improvident Irish so-; fathers, stories for girls that
cialist whom Peg's mother had j charm their mothers. There are
marrjed, leaving a fine home to stories that make you hold your
travel through Ireland and Am- j sides, and stories that move you
erica in poverty, and in conse-;to tears. And it is a liberal edu
quence is disowned by her fam-1 cation to read what The Com
lly and ignored during the rest jpanion offers you in sound, prac
of her life. Her brother lying j tical, trustworthy information,
on his death bed relents and he All of it fiction and information
leaves everything he has to Peg ! !s chosen and printed with the
if she is reared according to his l one aim of leaving the reader
wishes. The Chichesters whom better and wiser, If possible,
lie has requested to listen to the ; than he was before. Hundreds
reading of his will are just finish- of thousands of readers will
ing the reading of the morning cheerfully say that of The Com
napers which announce the i panion. How many periodicals
' failure of the bank with all of j can honestly say that of them
their funds when Hawkes, the selves? Only a handful. Test
attorney.'arrives to make known ! the matter for yourself. Send
to them the contents ofvthe will
Avhich states that Peg is to get
everything, in view of the fact
that they are well provided for.
The sum set aside for her' edu
cation is a thousand pounds per
for sample copies. Better yet.
send $2.00 for the 52 issues of
the coming year. You won't
regret it.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
142 Berkeley Street, Boston
annum, which, due to the bank j New subscriptions received at
failure, the Chichesters decide this office.
to undertake. The are only al
ter the money and have little
or no interest in the little girl
who keeps the roof over their
lieads. The natural conclusion
follows in which Peg remolds i
the entire family viewpoint In
stead of her accepting tho artifi
cial life in which they live.
At the Eugene Theatre, Wed
nesday, March 24. Seats 50c,
$1.50 and $2.
Struck Him Unfavorably
Mr. Gaswell, who had come
recently into the possession of
a considerable fortune, had de
cided to erect a largo office
building, and was discussing the"i
Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Ettf.
tllated and lighted, clean and
warm. Kitchen and dining
room attached. Rates reason
able. Apply to Fred Watke,
Gilbert Davis or W. A. Hall.
(1M8H fnr tlm VHU nf KlVl! nt SnMInn '
20, Township 16 S, Itango 2 K Wll-1
lametto Meridian, bus Died notlco of
Intention to inako Pinal Throo-yoar
Proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, boforo I. P. Hewitt,
U. S. Commissioner, at his ofllco nt
Kuceno. Oregon, on tho 14th day of
'April, 101C.
Claimant names as witnesses
Luvern Chilson, of VIda, Oregon.
Benjamin Mlnnoy, of VIda, Oregon.
Frank Mlnnoy, of VIda, Oregon.
William Foster, of Vida, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON.
tApr.8 IteglBtcr.
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plana with an architect.
"As .to the floors, now," paid