VAQE FOUR TI1E SPRINGFIELD NEWS MONDAY, DlflO. 4, 1B1C. ACTIVITIES OF OTHER COMMUNITIES TOLD BY CORRESPONDENTS t MARCOLA -Marcola, Decombor 2. M. J. Arncl I188 taken another contract ot fur utshlnB beet for the Const Range I.utnbor company. .Miss Jcnno Turner who has been attending Institute In Eugene last eek, arrived homo Friday morning. Tho pcoplo or this road district nut Inst week, and voted a threo mill Tax. Pearl n. Sullivan made- a business trip to Eugeno today. iJJ. R. Haydco, Charles and Johii Spores, 3. U. Green and Lcono Bargor cX Donna transacted business hero th's week. Mrs. Elizabeth Workman attended he funeral of Mrs. Yates ot Eugeno last woek returning home Thursday. Oscar Yates is hero visiting with ls grandmother Mrs. E. Workman, i Miss Alma Dickort who Is attending fiigh school in Eugeno returned home, to spend her vacation, this week. P. W. Titus and family motored to Eugeno and Springfield tho latter part of tho -week. Ralph Garoutte. Iyman Yockey and JWlllls Blakloy left Friday mornln for Corvallls whore they will attend Jhe boys conference. ' r WEST SPRINGFIELD 1 West Springfield. December, 2 Mr. ISVelbourne has recently completed a 41ne Job of plastering on Mrs. "V. II. (Collins home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Neet spent Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs. Virgil Casteel of Springfield. Reverend and Mrs. M. F. Childs and Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1C 31. Crawford, at dinner Thanksgiving. Levi H. Neet spent Thanksgiving at the home ot Oscar Knight of Low ell. A company of people met at tho homo of Reverend and Mrs. Childs Saturday evening to practice some special music for Christmas. Jack Lemmon went to Cottage Grove Wednesday evening to spend Thanks giving with his father: He expects to return Sunday morning. and local rnstor and his wtfo Mr, Mrs. William llatrd ot EiiRono. An unusually largo crowd attended tho dance hero Thanksgiving evening and everyone seemed to enjoy him self."''' " CEDAR FLAT Cedar FJaV December; 2. Frank Morse Is here from Seattle.Washlngton visiting his uncle. Cane Morse and lamlly. .... A sod many Cedar Flat folks r tended the dance at Thurston, Thanks giving evening. Everybody had a good time. Mr. and Mrs. G. Flnkerton were Springfield callers Tuesday. George Willlns saw mill Is busy sawing lumber every day now. Miss May Guthrie Is spending vaca tion week at home. DONNA Donna, Oregon, November 29. D. A, Conloy, Ray Sunderman, M. D. Weatherman, and Frank Crenshaw, going together shipped a carload of potatoes from hero Tuesday. N. W. and Elmer Swafford are cut ting wood near here. Leo Soavcy returned from Corvallls, whore ho went to sec tho football game, Monday. Tho leader appointed for Endeavor Sunday is Floyd Kennedy. Mrs. John Mlckcl, who lives oa Maple Creek near Florence spent a few days visiting at the homo ot W. A. Heck hero. Mr. and Mrs. Mlckol and Mr. Heck were neighbors for sov oral years, about threo miles southwest of Eugeno and havo not seen each oth er for over six years. Mrs. Mlckel says she likes the Mohawk Valley as much as she has seen ot It. Cough Medicine for Children. Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsvlllo, N. Y says: "About five years ago when we were living In Garbuttl N. Y., I doctored two ot my childreu suffering from colds with Chamberlain's Coujh Remedy and found It Just as represent ed In every way. It promptly chocked their coughing and cured their colds quicker than anything I ever used." Obtainable everywhere. TAXPAYER'S ASSOCIATION STILL BUSY ON BUDGET Makes Final Recommendations As To Items It Believes Should Be Included This Year. CAMP CREEK Camp Creek, December 2. Clara Masterson is spending the holiday with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long from Har Tlsburg are here visiting their daught er, Mrs. Walter Stephens. Roy Penney has returned home from Eugene where he has been attending ! the teachers Institute, At a general meeting of the budget committee of the taxpayers' associa tion held at the county court house on Friday afternoon, that body made its' final recommendations as to items that it believes should be Included In the Lane county tax budget this year. The committee will continue its' work until tho annual budget meet lng to be held the latter part ot this .month, and plans to have a m6re com prehensive report to make at that time. As far as has been gone, the work of, some ot the various committees now stand as follows: The roads and bridges sub-commlf-tee completed Its report Tuesday when It decided to approve the tentative 1road, bridge and supervisors' budget as prepared by the county court. .The various sub-committees which have been Investigating the items of county expense, made their report to the general committee at a meeting held late this afternoon. The sub-committee .on court house expenses, Fred Flske, chairman, com pleted Its work Friday morning and recommends as follows: "We. the sub-committee on couit ' house, recommend that the circuit court 'fund be divided Into two Iteni3 to be known as the grand jury fund and the circuit court fund, and that the clerk be Instructed to keep sep arate accounts thereof." The sub-committee reported that It hail examined the budgets of last year .Mr. and Mrs. Myren Craig are the rand thIs year- and ru"d,the al,owanc3 prcud parents of a baby girl burn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stephens were in Eugene on business Thursday. Miss Emma Cosalcr is home from Thurston spending the holidays. . Mrs. A. Horn has returned to her heme In Pendleton' after a two weeks visit -with-'ber brother J. D. Ritchey. Jaza Crabtree has returned to Wat tervllle after spending the holidays : at her home here. .Albert Simmons was In Springfield on business Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jack and fam ily spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. &nd Mrs. Jim Commlngs. Oren Masterson Is home now from Donna. X for the county court bad been Increas ed by $240, and that other officers had reduced their budget amounts as fol lows: County clerk, $fu00; sheriff, $1460; treasurer, $61; assessor $1600; survey or, $400; district attorney, $502. Clr cult court and court house same as last year. ,j - GIVE OUT EXAM SCHEDULE THURSTON Thurston, December, 2. Walter Tr .1 .1 tnnlnx 1 .. nin fin nil n ti I n hnma JUIlilllDlVll 2) bUilim m mid "With a severe cold. Hugh Price ot Notl, Oregon Is visit ing his son John Price and family. Mrs. Willie McKlin of Springfield Is visiting relations at this place. Aliases Anna and Veta Taylor of Eugene spent Thanksgiving at tho homes of Frank and Charles Tay lor at Bon Ton acres. Mrs. Stanley Grey returned homo yesterday from Eugene, where she iaB been attending tho Institute. 3Wrs. Bud McPherson, and daughters, Mabel and Esther and son Virgil ot Springfield, spent Thanksgiving at She home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ed Winston. Misses Alberta and Margaret Math tews, and brother Alex are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Math owe at Pleasant II)1. Mr. and Mrs.. Jolpt Bogart of Wllla Jceazle attondeg the dance hero Than ksgiving evening. A thanksgiving box of all kinds' Of good eatatlea was donatod (q our Announces Subjects For Teachers For Each Day of Session. Following Is the subject schedule for the coming quarterly teachers ex aminations to be held In Eugene on December 21, 22 and 23. The exams will be held In the Y. M. C. A. assem bly room. , Wednesday Morning, United States history, penmanship, music and draw ing; afternoon, physiology, reading manual training, composition, domes tic science, methods in reading, course of study 'for drawing, methods in ar ithmetic. Thursday morning, arithmetic, hla toryof education, psycology, method in geography, mechanical drawing, do mestic art, grammar, geography, ste nography, American literature, phys ics, typewriting, methods in language, thesis for primary certificate. Friday morning, theory and prac tice, orthography, physical geography, English literature, chemistry, physical culture; afternoon, school law, geology, algebra, civil government. Saturday morning, geometry, boU any; afternoon, general history and bookkeeping, tho alcRcd 1 swlnuloNot A.' 'UTTlosson, a Camp Creek tanner, has boon continued over inll 4ho February torm ot court. E. J. Prosier tnado an Impassioned appeal to tho covirl to sot tho cases foij trial nt this term, ton account of his wlto and children, but tho Judge said tho matter was uno ot law, not of sentiment. Miss Mary Roberta who underwent un operation nt tho Springfield hos pital on Friday wbb rocolvod nt hor homo Saturday. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Dopnrtment of tho Interior, V, S. Land Olllcc, nt Rosoburg, Oregon. November, 4, 1916. NOTICE Is hereby given that Frank P. McCnnn, of McKonzIo llrldgo, Ore gon, who, on January 20, 1913, made Homestead Entry, Sorlal, No. 0SB32. for Lots 7 and S and S. W. 4 S. W. M Sec 15, and N. W. N. W. U.f Section 22, Township 16 S, Rango 5 B, Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to mnko Final Three-year Proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, botoro I. P. Howltt, U. S. Commissioner, at his odlco, at Eugeno, Oregon, ou tho ISth day ot December, 19C. Claimant names as witnesses. Charles L. Taylor, ot McKenilo Bridge, Oregon. Arthur Belknap, ot MoKcnilo Bridge, Oregon. Georgo II. Moody, ot McKenxlo Bridgo. Oregon. Walter Boone, ot McKenilo Bridge, Oregon. W. II. CANNON, Register. Nov. 6, 9, 13, 16. 20. 23, 27, 30, Dec. 4. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department ot tho Interior U. S. Laud Offlco at Roseburg, Orcgen. November, 4,1916 NOTICE IS hereby given that Char les L. Taylor, ot McKenilo Bridge, Oregon, who, on October 25, 1910, made Homestead Entry, Sorlal No. 06697 for tho S M S. W. S. E. S. M S. E. U S. W. U. Sec 15. and N. W. N. E. U, N. S. W. U N. E. U. N. S. S. W. hi N. E. U, N. E.U, N. W. M, of Sec. 22, Tp. 16 S. R. Ser iaj No. 0S574 for tho S. S S. W. U N. E. 14 ot Section 22 Township 16 S. Range 5 E, Willametto Meridian, has filed notlco of intention to make Final Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before I .P. Hewitt, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Eugene, Oregon, en the 18th day ot December, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses: George Croner, ot Eagcno, Oregon. Alice Cronor, of Eugeno, Oregon. George Frlssoll, of McKenxlo Bridgo, Oregon, Arthur Belknap, of McKenzIo Bridge, Oregon. W. H. CANNON. Register Nov. 6, 9,13,16.20,23,27,30. Dec. 4. Classified Ads I For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Eto. Cases Are Continued Over. The cases of the State of Oregon versus E. J, Frasler and John H, Per kins who are charged with haying pbtalned money under fatso pretenses In connection with C, H, Mathlson, WANTED Good gentle milk cow to milk for her feed for the noxt 3 or 4 months. Phone 13F13, Spring field. J. W. NEET. FOR SALE Rubber tired buggy, in first class shape, cheap. Phono 115 J or write box 191. LOST. Auto filler fountain pen, eith er at Methodist church or on 6th street between ,C and A, or between 6th and Sth on A. Leave at News office. FOR SALE, Good milk cow, also Steel Range. Call 138-w. FARM LOANS At tho lowest rate and on tho easiest terms to be bad. J. C. Holbrook, Springfield. POR SALE at a bargain. 11 acres of land in cultivation on Main McKcn zle roa4. mile from .Thurston store Must bo sold as owner Is going east.Address Mrs. Cornelia E. George Corner of 8th and B Sts., Springfield, Oregon. THE BAPTIST LADIES' AID will hold a bazaar and silver tea on Wednesday, December 13, In the room next Swarts & Washburne's market. FOR INFORMATION regard mg home? stead entries in Central Oregon, write enclosing stamped envelope to A O. King or D. D. Tusslng, Broth ers, Oregon. coc15ralTf6r born pure bred O. A. C. strain, six months old, $1.90 each. Call at 710 C street. FOR SALE Practically new Ollvor Typewriter number C. Machine Is equipped with tabulator uud back spacer. It Is In good runnlug order. Call at the News ofJIce and have it demonstrated. Terms. FOUND: Small key on wire. Owner may liave same by calling at the News office and paying for this nd. OR BALE Nine acre farm one fourth mile east of Croswell. River bottom land all in cultivation. lias four acres ot loganberries, 0110 audjioven eighths acres In rod raspberries n DcArlhg .Intermingled with four year old Apple trees. Has. house, barn, nd trio.dern. chicken 'jiduso with fancetl Jji pal ks. Can be Ijaijl .at, a 1 barkJdjii Addrot' A31. care of The '.XftpTtAitiU 'Npw'j. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, For Lane County H. h, Studloy, Plaintiff, vs. Clara 12. Luso. John Doo Luso, Emnm Not, John Doo Nel. Lofa Livingston, John Doo Livingston, Stanford Pro Mo, Jano Doo Problo, and City ot Eu gono, a municipal corporation, and all persons unknown, It nny, having or claiming an Intorcst or estate In and to tho horolimftor dosorlhod real proporty Defendants. To Clara E. Luso, John Doo Luso, Emma Nel., John Doo Nol. Loto Llv lngston, John Doo Livingston, Stanford Problo, Jnno Doo Problo, anil to all persons unknown, If any, having or claiming an Intorcst or cstato In and to tho horolnnfor described real pro perty, tho above named defendants, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are horohy notified thnt H. L. Studloy tho holder of Cer tificate of Dollnnuoncy numbered 1208 Issued on tho 7th day of October 1013 by tho'Tax Colloctor of tho County of Lano. Stato of Oregon, for tho amount of $32.78, tho samo being the nuiount thon due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1912 together with ponalty, Interest and costs thereon upon tho real proporty asscssod to you, ot which you aro tho owner as appears of re cord, situated In said County and State, and particularly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: , Lots number ouo and two (1 & 2) In block number two" (2) In Fnlrmount, now a part ot tho city ot Eugono, Lano county, Stato of Oregon You nre further notified that said ll. L. Studloy has paid taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent years with the rate of Intorcst On said amounts ns follows: On March 21, 1914, tho sum ot $30.00 taxos for tho year of 1918. On March 31, 1915, the sum of $!8.M taxos for the year of 1914. On April 5, 1916, tho sum ot $26.55 taxes for tho year ot 1915. All of said amounts, boar Interest from dato ot payment at tho rate ot 15 per annum. Said defendants as tho owner of tho legnl title ot tho abovo described pro porty ns tho samo appears of record, and each of tho other persons abovo named aro hereby further notified that H. L. Studloy will apply to the Circuit Court ot tho County and Stato afore said for a dscree foreclosing the lion against the property nbovo described, and mentioned in said certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days aftor tho first publi cation of tills summons exclusive of the day of said first publication, and dofend this action nr pay tho amount duo as abovo shown together with costs and accrued Interest and In case of your falluro to do co, a decrco will be rendered foreclosing tho Hen of said taxes and coBts against tho land and premises abovo named. This summons Is published by order of the Honorable G. F. Sklpworth Judge of the Circuit Court of tho Stato of Oregon for tho County of Lane and said order was mado and datod this 17th day of November 1916 and the date of first publication of this sum mons Is tho 20th day of November 1916 All process and papers In this pro ceeding inny be served upon tho un dersigned residing within the Stnte of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned. L. M. TRAVI8 Attorney for Plaintiff Address Eugene. Oregon. Nov. 20,27;Dec.4,11.18,25;Jnn.l,8,15,22. 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