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Newspaper Page TextIPAQifi'TW' Tin W-li I (CTHt SQ.O.P UUDQE WAS NOT SUWPKISEplj J. a DIMM, WALTER R. DljftM . Editors and Publishers ' Published Every Monday and rsdny UBSCIUPTIOH ' ' IMP. dul iuouttta .... ,?5 Throa monthe f .50 Advertising rates furnished on appll- , OUR CORRESPONDENTS CMP CREEK Ituby Crabtreo MARCOLA Audrey Lewis THURSTON, Mrs. Walter Ednilstoa "WALTERVILLE, Mallna Motub WEST SPRINGFIELD, Gladys Loo BONN A Charles Heck COBURG Ulslo. Anderson CEDAR FLAT Mrs. Anno Morse fclemtSer of thfe Willamette Valley Editorial Association. THURSDAY OCTOBER 12,1916 PREPAREDNESS The farmers are making the best of this fine autumn weather and are letting their fall shop ping until the opening of the, rainy season. When they will j flock to town to make purchases for winter. Are the merchants of Springfield prepared for this fall and winter trade? They probably have their new fall goods on display and have their shelves piled high with merchan dise that will attract the shopper but have they made the shop ping conditions best for the farmer when he comes to toWh? How about a place for the fa!rmer!s wife to go aiid get warmed up after a long driyevn, from the country? Are. the lopai merchants going io make arran gements for the comfort ofatheiw rural customers?. Yourcqpipet- itors across ?th6' river have seen. this need and have met l hi good shape. 'There- are many. ocgi forlable, rest .rooms fti'EugenI There is a real need here for a rest, room to make the 6,utgf ; town shoppers comfortable .Witt it be met? . .,A s SPRINGFIELD'S PROSPERITY Who said hard times in Springfield? Lets take a look 3 1 X XH 4(1,1 arouuu aim ury tu st: uiu man hard times." Is there an idle manufacturing plant in town? The flour mill is working over time; the lumber mills have not Bhtlt down in Snite Of the Odds, they have had to face; the plan- ing mUl has had a full summer's win- thP firmorq all havp eaad ' rim, iutJ i.uuu.ra du uavc gwu crops and the prices are going up. Business is good in Spring field. When the farmer has a cood year, and the mills are keeping! tneir wneeis amove tne Dusmess uiauuucouuwuiw ul course times could be better, . , , The mills could be working night shifts and. the farmers could- have put in more acreage and thprp pould be speculation in tnere coum oe speculation in 1 wi-i-n T..i- w..n4- . real estate. But we must re member that this is a Democrat is administration and just a month before election so why worry? WHAT HAVE WE AT HOME? i Vacation time is past and most of us are thinking of the long winter ahead of us and of the vacation we are going to take next year. Where do you take your vacation? In Lane county, Oregon or do you have to go to some other state to get that recreation? You know that people come from all over the United States to won derful vacatiion places Jn our state. They come for thousands of miles to see Crater Lake and the Columbia Highway. Many of them come to the wonderful McKenzle valley to spend their summers. What do we people right here at the foot of the McKenzle val ley know about its marvelous beauty? Have we ever taken the time and trouble to visit Blue River or have the inclihaHpn-itp' go as far as the Three Sisters W HftfomondjPeak? Have we want DOC SAYS SAYS HE Dld you over rub a black cat the wrong wrty nt night to boo tho sparks flyt Well, Just rub a red hot Domocrnt 'now with a littlo Republican doctrino and you will seo a real "aplt-flro." Wo will soon bo hearing of "and hoy also ran." Who's going to throw his hat In tho pot for ono of thoso local political of fices on tho council where kicks' servo as a Bubstltuto for the pay check? A party of three, went boat riding last evening, so we aro Informed, and i a lovely time is reported, the water j was nnoT Cold feet? well, yes, rather. Now tho Democrats will fire their cannon Saturday night Be caroful there is no "backflro.' Kindness apparently is not always ' appreciated. Tho other day a .local doctor accidently bumped into a dog with his auto which of course incon- veatonced the dog. So Mr. Doctor got out of tho car and tried to mako things right with the canine by apologetically patting tho dog on tho head. The dog knew he didn't mean It and he was a J little hungry anyway so he got a big mouthful of the Doc's hand and. tried) to swallow it, but the DocVuwlfe ob- Jected and the dog quit right then and there. ed to go to the sea shore and , , . . . packed up and gone to Newport or Seaside when we have one of . . . ., the beauty spots on the Oregon coast at Heceta cape? nru,. ,i , . T Why don t, the people Of Lane county realize their natural re- ...', Ttn,,, sources? Why don t we take a year or two off and see what we T-oVii- W h w, nt,r. "",v- """,cree, I nave levied upon and wll' on county in the way of natural Friday tho 17th day or November, lSt5, l;playgrounds before, we go to the euus oi, uio-eana m searcn oi &uk in.uugene, iano uounty, ure bpker nlnr-M?' gon, Qffor fdii ;salo. and-'sen at ucUon oei.ceriPia.ces, ' . , , Uor cwh, subject to redemRUon as pro- -The' McKenzle valley has na- Tided by law,' all of the right, tiup itural and' scenic. attractions to interest the defendattrpilvor W. ':-', l" Johpspn, and. of all, person clalmfng fipafe:" HOW ''mueh' 4oes tbe by. through or under him., or any of w-ab place. Portland hasupent tbous-i property, jtowit; fflf thej jts&A oVuSfeitirs Columbla.highway. and they are Bprlngfleld, LaMo " County. Oregon getUngibig dividends; Would It 5h?2. S6"u! ' 64 t.bc?i Yl?1 166 Ai.4MthU o'6?8 orth 64 feet, and thence "" wmivj w opcuu, afew.hundred dollars to adver- iter. ut .usBuire ui uic urai Dumiucj it.- sorts in Oregon?- It ought to pay big dividends. This would i i bring in more revenue to the1 countv nnd fivfirvnnft wnl,tH hon efit from the advertising. s Credit Given Where Due Ed. News: One might suppose from the wording of the Item that I ralsixl ' those big potntoes of which you spoko m "onaars issue, in ract, I did raise two ol them out ot the Kround w,th a- SpadIng fork. but L. M. Cagley was J the grower. Potatoes nearly as larce . are common in tho patch. H. C. ETHELL. N0T,CE SSTRVALE ON Notice is hereby given that by vir-1 T.I ? , BCU"on, ?,nu 0Ta' if?1. J,isu.etL 0US ot U'e clrcu't urt or the state of Oregon for county ; of Lane, on October 4th, i9io, upon fePtJ madand : 3rd day of October i9ic. in a suit' rmerein pending wherein Wm. Hollls- Qn Js ,aI1Uff and Jo,m w Bu I rr . . n . ' Katherinn M Onnv ninrra r'. Ti,mr' ; Mlnnlo Buoy. Burton H. Buoy. Annetta ! F. Buoy, J. It. Marshall, L. M. Travis, T, C, Wheeler and A. W. Hawley aro defendants, which execution is to mo directed, and commands mo to sell In the mannor provided by law the here- in after described premises, and have tho rim!., thoronf n co i.i ,f within sixty days, to satisfy said de- croe, I tne undersigned sheriff of Lane County, Oregon will on Friday the 3rd day of Novembor, 191 C. at the hour of ono o'clock P M. at the south- west door of tho Countv Court Tlnnn In Eugeno Lane County, Oregon offer for sale and sell at auction for cash, subject to redemption as provided by law, all tho right tltlo and Intorest of the aforesaid plaintiff and defendants and each of them In and to the follow ing described premises: BeKlnnlng at the northeast corner of tho William Davlsson D. L. C. No. 02, Notif. No. 0502, Tp. 19 S. It. 3 W. of tho W. M. Lane County, Oregon. Running thenco S. along the E. lino of said D. L. C, September 29, 191G 22.35 chains more or less to a point Notice is hereby given that Harry 22..01 chains N. of tho 8E. corner of Thomas Hoaro, of Vlda, Oregon, who, tho premises conveyed to Noah Buoy on Juno 3, 1913, mado Homestead En by Martha Phillips recorded on page try, Serial No. 08917. for tho E of 110, Vol. I of tho Record of Deeds for N E '4. N W V of N E Vt nnd N E Lano County, Oregon, thence W, 31.80 V of N W V of Section 4, Township chains; thence N. 2.33 chains to a ' 17 B, Range 3 E, Willamette Mcrld point 19.34 chains N. and 12.44 chains , ian, has filed notice of intention to E. of tho NE. corner of tbe D. L. C. mako Final Three-year Proof, to es of Claus Arp No. 63, Notif. No. 0567 in ' tabllsh claim to tho land abovo de the aforesaid Tp. and Range; thence scribed, before I. P. Hewitt, II. S. N. 20 chains to tho N. lino of tho afore-. Commissioner at his ofllco, at Eugeno, said William Davlsson D. L. C; I Oregon on tho 6th day of November, thence east 31,60 chains td the place 1916. of beginning containing 70.13 acres i Claimant names as witnesses: mora or less. I Mllo Thompson, of Vlda, Oregon. Also beginning at tho SB. corner) Michael Hanley, of Vlda .Oregon, of the D. L. C, of Laban Buoy, and wife John Lowe, of Vlda. Oreeon. !No..C0 Notif. No. 6572, Tp. 19 S. R. 3 W or tne w. M. Jn Lane County,! Oregon; rimning thence. W. 20 chains; thence N, 20 chains; thenco E. 20 PI I LIVING lOCtl . NOU9HT you Ulr fTWAVTOO STRON4I V HlttMITAKINHTOOl THE tip from a user of W-B CUT .Chewing to a beginner is: " If you won't take a little chew don't take any. W-B CUT isn't ordinary tobacco. It's rich tobacco a chew os big as a regular sized wad of plug is too much of a good thing.. If you really; want to know what tobacco satisfaclionh, tuck a ! nibble of W-B into your check, and notice how the good tobacco taste lasts and satisfies. Mth It WEYMAM.BRUTOH COMPANY, SO IMae Sqwrc, Ntw York Gty L i , i , . , , Jf VScJfig&: Aforesaid premises to bo sold sub- Ject to mortgage lien of the Travelers Insurance. Company recordod on pagos fS JAMES C. PARKER Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon Oct 5, 13, 19, 2; Not. 2. ' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that by v(r tuo of an exocution and order of sale Issued out of tho Circuit Court of thn state of Oregon for Lano County, Octo- ber 10th-m6 UDon and pursuant to a decree given and mado by said Court Cn tho 13th day of September. 191G in BU'1 "ie,reln pending in which The First National Bank of Springfield, Oregon, was plaintiff and Oliver W. Johnson, Charles H. Crawford, Elli E. Crawford arid Edward P. Baker wero defendants, which execution was to mo directed, and commanded me to levy upon and soli tho real property hero- inaUer described to satisfy certain charges, Hens, and costs of tho plum tiff In said cause, specified In said do- CT doof Z Vcn.nTy 6Z xsiasi io me piace ot oeginniag, Also: ? b,ock 70 of Wwo- -""""V""" wa "l""""cm investment and Power Company's Ad- uon to spnngneid, Lane County, " james n. rarkrh Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon ULU 12, 19, 2D, J40V. Z, 9. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Lane County, State of Oregon, July 24, 1916. To Martin Mattson and P. Mitchell Vou are hereby notified that I hnv nr. trended $200.00 in labor nnd imnrnvn. t SJTtSStt ! flled JuJy 24 1916',n the' ofnee of ne.) P. sklpworth, Judge of tho Circuit corder of said county in order to hold j Cour' of the state of Oregon, for Lano said premises under the provisions oflSunty' w"'ch said ordor Is dnted tho action 2324 Revised Statutes of tho . United States, being the amount re-'ot tho flt publication of this sum quired to hold the same for tho year mons H10 Eth (,(ly ot October, 101C, ending December 31st 1915. And if dato of tho ,ast Publication within ninety days from tho servico of this notice of publication) you fall or i this notice of publication) you fall or I refuse to contribute your proportion of such expend terest in said claim will become tho property of the subscriber under soc fnn 2124 ciiAnLES davi? ro nwnur Thur 7, 27, t0 0ct, 26, ' . "T1 . V V "T1; , 1 Department of the Interior, U. S. T nfl ttlllnn nt 17 n.ahll l rnernn Land Ofilce at Itoseburg, Oregon, XT itJ , September. 23, 1910 Notltfe Is hereby given that Audio T' Donoho, of Vlda, Oregon, who, on September 18, 1913, mado Homestead Entry. Serial No. 09093, for Lots 0 and 7 and ot 8 " of Section 18, Township 10 S, Itango 2 E. Willametto Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Thrco-year Proof, to cs- " t' i w.u miuvn u- scribed, before I. P. Hewitt, U. S. Commissioner, at his ofilce. at Eugeno, Oregon, on the 3rd day of November -WJ Claimant names as witnesses: Lloyd Tuclior, of Vlda, Oregon, Vorno riillson, of VlUa, Oregon, Julius Ileclc. of Vlda, Oregon. Benjamin MInncy. of Vlda, Oregon, AV. H. CANNON, Register Sept. 25, 28, Cct. 2,5,9,12,10,19,23,20,30 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon James Resides, of Vlda, Oregon. ' W. II. CANNON, Register Oct. 2, 6, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26, 30,Noy.2,6 VMM TMt IDEA. A9ttM.l.CHWI.OOft SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Statu of Oregon for Lane County Chas. A. Logan and Hattte C. Logan, Plaintiffs, vs. Thomas 0. Cain and Olive Cain, some times known as Olllo Cain, his wlfo; Eugeno Loan & Savings Bank, a cor poration, and Blrdoll Cartor, Defend ants. To Thomas Q. Cain and Olive Cain, sometimes known as Olllo Cain, his wife: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OP OREOON: You aro hereby roqulrod to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In tho abovo ontltlod suit within six weeks from tho dato of tho drat publication of this summons, and tf you fall to answer for want thereof, tho plaintiff will tnko docroo agalnBt you as prayed for In tho complaint, namely: for Judcmont ngalnst you In the sum of $600.00 with interest at 8 per cent por annum from July 15, 1916, and for rcasonnblo at torney fees, and for costs and dla. bursemonts In this suit; and for do- creo modifying and correcting tho mortgage herein to include tho Dcrson al property described In tho complaint ana tor an order to sell too personal property and following dcBcrlbod real property towlt: All that part of tho Boujneast' guartor of- Jpo SoutheAst quarter of Section Twenty 81x726) in Township Eighteen (18) South of Range One (1), East of tho Willametto kMeridian, lying south of tho center or Fan creek; more particularly de scribed as beginning at tho . southeast corner ot said section, and running thence north on section lino to the 'center of said creek, thence woiitnrlv down center of said creek to a point u cnains west or. said section line, thenco south to tho south lino of said section, and' thenco east 20 chains to the place of beginning, containing. 25 acres more or less. In Lnno county, Oregon, and that tho same be sold at public auction in tho manner provided by law, and that tho moneys rccolvod from said salo bo applied, 1st, in pay ment of a former mortgago hold by tho Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, a cor poration; 2d, in payment of costs and disbursements of suit nnd reasonable attorneys feos, nnd nrlnclnal nml In. terest duo tho plaintiffs heroin, and for such othor and further rnllnf fin in tho court may seem equltablo in tho promises. This summons Is publlshod in tho Springfield News, a nownnnnor nf enn S5i. oS5 to "order ,?S"VS" " " "l yciouor, lum, nnu uio dato V,1 B1" " "o itn day ot November, 1910. L. M. TRAVIS Attorney for plaintiffs 0cL C . 26, Nov. 2, 9, la In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for County of Lane SUMMONS Hugh Brashoar, Plaintiff, vs. Margaret Brashear, Defendant'. To Margarot Brashoar. Dofendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are horoby required to appear nnd anBwor tho complaint flled against you In tho nbovn antltiml SUU Within SIX WeOkS from tho llriV nf the first publication boreof or of per-, nato 80 acres of farm land from tho sonal service if sorved without tho limits of said town which said amend state of Oregon, and If you fall to ons-; mcnt Wlll appear on tho ballot under !fi ', ?rTl thereof, tho plalntlfT numborH 300 nnd 301; and a charter will take Judgment nga nst you for tho i,... .i,,i,i., ,i .mi relief prayed for in tho complaint. to - wit, tho dissolution of tho marrlago relation now existing botwoon said plaintiff and defendant. The order directing tho sorvlco of JXZP Wn l fr,; 'said suit on Sopt. 19th, 1910 and di rects publication thereof onco each week for six weeks, and that defend- ant appear and answer within said tlmo, and tho dato of tho first pubji cation noreoi is sept. zist. 1010. C. A. WINTERMEIER Attorney for plaintiff Sopt. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 20, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, U, S. Land Ofilce at Roseburg, Orogon. Soptembor 27, 1916 Notice is horcby given that Carl Dehno, of Vlda, Oregon, who, on April 13, 1911, mado Homesteud Entry, Serial No. 07128 for Lots 4, 5, 0 and S E J4 of N W V ol Section 0, Town ship 17 S, Rango 3 E, Wiliamotto Meridian has flled notlco of intention to mako Final Fivo-Ycar Proof, to es tablish claim to tho land abovo de scribed, before I, P. Hewitt, U. S. Com mlsslonor, at his ofllco at Eugeno, Oregpn, on tho 6th day of Novomber, 1016. Claimant names as witnesses; Mllo Thompson, of Vlda, Orogon, Mlchaol Hanley, of Vlda, Oregon, John Lowo, ot Vlda, Oregon. James Resides, of Vlda, Orogon. W. II. CANON, Roglstor Sept. 28, Oct2,5,9,12,16,193,20,30,Nov2 THE BANKER IS INTERESTED IN HIS DEPOSI TORS. HE IS THE ONLY MAN IN; TOWN WHO WILL GIVE YOU HIS ADVICE FREE. THE BANKER LIKES TO SEE YOU AND EVERYONE IN" HIS:CpM MUNITY GETTING RICH. SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS AND SUCCESSFUL MEN CAN AND DO ASSIST EACH OTHER. BE A SUCCESSFUL MAN. PUT SOME MONEY IN THE BANK OFTEN AND BECOME ONE OF THE RICH MEN IN OUR TOWN. BANK WITH US ML The Best For Lest Money : i ,vi h - Prompt The Fifth Street Grocery THOS. SIKES, PROP. PHONE 22 Why not save and deposit in our Savings Department one-twelfth of your total taxes each month? By so dis tributing tho tax burden over tho entire year, it will not seem so heavy. 4 per cent on savings. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE, OREGON. NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice Is horoby given that tho An nua! Town Election wlll bo hold In tho Town Hall, on Main Stroot, botwoon Second nnd Third Stroot, In tho Towif of Springfield, Oregon, on Tuesday tho 7th day of Novembor, 1910, for tho election of Two Councllmon, Ono Recorder Ono Treasurer, also thoro will be submitted to tho voters of said town, for their approval or rejection, a charter amendment providing for tho changing of tho .n..rw Inrlno nt nl,l tnum an no In nllm lfoP tll0 re assessment of tho cost of improvement of any street or alloy, or for tho construction or any sower, in enso tho original assessment is void for any reason, which snld amendment appear on tho ballot under num- hers 302 nnd 303 I Tho polls will bo open at tho'liour j SLLttLl"?. i1 5 opon until eight o'clock P. M. of said day. Dated October 11th, 1910. HERBERT E. WALKER Oct. 12, 19, 20, Nov. 2. Town Rocordor HERBERT E. WALKER NOTARY PUBLIC Offlc n City Hall, Springfield, ore. Dr. ADALINE KEENEY FERRIS Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Ofiloo, Baptist Parsonago Cornor Second and C Streets HOURS: 9 TO 12. PHONE 40 W. F. WALKER UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Office Phone 62; Nesldence 67-J Wert Mln 81 mam cVP -J r., Groceries , ml DHvery JUDGE J. W. HAMILTON of Roseburg Democratic nominee for Judge of the Circuit Court of tho 2nd Judicial District. Judge Hamil ton lias a record of IS years sor vlco on the bench in this district, which has been marked by his economical methods and abso lute fairness on all questions coming boforo his court. A vote for Judgo Hamilton is a vote for efllciency and service. (Paid Advertisement) CAREFUL, CONSCIENTldUS Dentistry DR. J. E. RICHMOND PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 118-4 pver Commercial ilfnk, . SpringffaUt, OrigAk.