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-TAQSTWO rxiwr i't- HIE SPRINGFIELD 1N15WS 'T.n n MONDAY. "MAllOH 20, 10171 The SprinffiiH 'News il. C.;DIMM WALTER R. DIMM Editors and "Publishers published Every ' Monday mini m, Thursday I am uro that corporation will result Ib1 luablo'rosulla. to tho Nation Very truly yours, E, J. Huobschor, ' Captain. U. S. Army, R. O. THE LOOKINQ QUA88 , Somebody asked us tho other day why wo didn't have any more "tookins glassos?" .JVATES OF SUBSCRIITION OBTearf - ?L50 BlxtMenths . .... .75 JThroo months . . .60 AdTortUlng fatea furnished on appll- . L cauoa.i thought we'd try to 'toold tho mirror ,nnrcmWnrMTfi 'wp to nature" somo more .And wo folt proud and Important and Uuby Crabtrco Audrey Lewfe CAMP .CREEK k nnnr JUJUlViUUll " ,,!.. THURSTON. Mrs. Walter Edmlston , J, DONA, Charles Heck COBURG Elslo Anderson CEDAR FLAT Mrs. Anno Morse WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mrs. Clara Chllds Wo don't feel like trying to bo clovor But wo'vo heard how comedians had to go right on making Jokes when they'd Just gotton a telegram behind the scenes, saying IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE . 4.STATE:0rL0REG0N FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE. 1 M. McPhorson and Mary Ann Mcl'horsoti, husband arid wlfo, plain tiffs. va, A.-a Darbour, T. RosaV SUMMONS lrnd Harbour. M. M. l'oory. K. E. Kopuor, W.f M. Gott, Jamos S. GotM ; A. L. Johnson. K. K.KllsV i worth and Tho First J National Dank of Spring i Hold, Oregon, dofend j ants. ' To E. K. Ellsworth ono of tho nbovu named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE CF OREGON: You aro hereby summon od nnd required to appear and answer tho complaint of tho plaintiff In tho above entitled Court nnd can so on or beforo tho Inst day of tho tlmo prcs crlbod In tho order for publication of this summons hereinafter referrod to, to wit: On or before tho 7th day of May 1917 and you aro hereby noil tied that If you fall so to appear and answer for want thoreof tho plaintiff will apply to tho nbovo entitled Court ' for tho relief prayed for In tho com plaint vie: , -A decreo for tho foreclosure of a certain Land salo contract and decree Ing that thero Is now due unpaid and owing to plaintiffs, thereon tho sum ' of $20500.00 nnd Interest thorcpn from January 1st 1915 nt G per cent per annum nnd the further sum of $238.69 taxes paid by plaintiff together with interest thereon. A decreo fixing tho tlmo in which said defendants A. i C. Barbour, T. Rosalynd Barbour. M. M. Peery and E. E. Kepner shall ho ' required to pay Into Court for plain tiffs uso and beneflt tho amounts found 'duo on said contract, and If not so paid, a decreo declaring said contract void and all sums paid, there on forfeited nnd foreclosure nnd barr Ing onrh and all of tho defendants from all right, title, Interest, claim . or equity In and 'to said lands and' t. f premises. . A decreo directing tho Oregon to return to plaintiffs tho os pmw In rfmnprttnn with wild Tinil Everybody talks about tho way "onions sale nnd for such othor rellof as to has riz" and "nln't It awful how beans ! Nie Court shall seem meet and cqultn ble. ' This -sumnibns Is served by publl cation thereof In tlm Snrlneflnld nowa gifts will be honestly and wisely vunt11 sometimes wo feel almost poor j a newspaper of General circulation ourselves. Member of the. Willamette Valley Edltorlsl Association. MONDAY, MARCH 2G, 1917. Attention is deserved by the their inolJior In law would arrive on the next train. So we'll try to bo bravo too. Not that our mother In law is coming but we Just somo w-ay. feel sad and gloomy, plan which has been devised out in Colorado Springs in order to systematize and render more in- Heine , Adrian also looked mournful telllgent the response made by a we asked him why and he said people there and in neighboring ho s!ck an(1'aVouIdn.t uo 8urPris towns to the many appeals now ed ,f R were received by everybody for mon- ey to be used for charitable pur- overwork. poses at home and abroad. A central bureau has been or ganized to get information as to the various committees that are collecting funds, and thus make sure, as the individuals to whom the appeals come not i,as Eone Up" always can and rarely do, that We shouldn't, either. " Wo guess maybe 'It's tho poverty" that's got us. Wedding and kilt " ,UJ Birthday,;, Cakes When you nro going to havo a birthday dinner or pari? lot ub know tho tiny before and wo can mnko a special cake for you. Our cakes cost no moro and you don't haveUo bother With tho baking., "Tho Taste Tells" Spin-;, Id Bakery v v ;.' .OWSKA, Prop Our Groceries and used. The bureau also figures pie Of the town it covers ought going to be like the little , boy who to give to meet their share 'of said if he had a.nicklo the "whole country's obligation to be helpful, but that is a fea ture of the scheme which may excite some criticism as alto gether too "businesslike." It im plies an inclination, not to give according to ability, but in pro-v he'd sit up nights and watch It. - SCHOOL NEWS. . By, RUTH SCOTT. Minn PjxTnnhpU vena nhgpnt frnm give if they gave what they 8Choo, all day ,a8t Monuay. QuZes portion to what others would , should. .were showered upon her classes In Be 'that as it may, the gener-; the Assembly room. . al idea is a good one, and there . , ., ... . p , ' . A staff meeting presided over by will be interest In hearing how 'nm Hill, was held last Tuesday even works out in practice, for it'jng. involves the laying of a sort of assessment on all who enter the Walter Bailey visited high school organization, aiid the" assess- afternoon ments are to be collected by. churches, banks, clubs and so cial bodies. The funds are to be distributed, in the absence of special directors a,t the discre tion of the bureau, with due( care for local needs as well as ; those at a distance. ! The possibility that the un.ere: m. W H ,PollaM.iE. E. Mor A IOUI1, limi.ljt'UHJJCi' 4 11V lllou 111 13 Warning. Do not sprinkle any salt around for fear you might catch the mumps. , .' Report cards were given out Tues day. The story contest for the Annual closed last Tuesday. The Judges dertaking will fail because of what may be called its imper sonality Is obvious. The desire to .get the sense of well-doing that comes from direct gifts to an object or individual definite- one dollar In cash, was given to Flora Lindley. tho second an dthlrd prizes the reward being having the story printed In the Annual, were given to Llla Miller and Fay Smith. Berttle Bruce, Sadie Allen, asd Us ly known is still strong in most t ther Brattaln old grads, visited high of us, and it Is what keeps up the , BCD0i "Tiuay arternoon. bestowal of alms on beggars, . . , . , , ; I .Reverend W C. Driver addressed though everybody knows, or at the 8tU(ent8 at" LIterary( FrIday aftep least has been told often enough i n0on upon the subject "The Four Sid that to do that is harmful and ed Man." He pointed out the four not benefiiclal. Organized or,,"aJde8" t0 ,je the physical, menta, , systematized, charitv eonstantlv '.mora1' and ritual. The balanced has to fight the feeling that ittCTJlrT is "com" anu tne Colorado in novators may meet the same criticism if they are too success ful in depriving their contribu tors of the opportunity to "ac quire merit" in the old way. printed and published in Lane County, uregon unuor ana oy viriuo or nn or dcr of the Honorablo H. L. Bown'j Judge of the County Court of tho State of Oregon for Lnno County I made and dated the 2Gth day of March 1917- directing publication of said sum mons onco a -week for six weeks which order requires you to appear and answer the complaint on or ho fore six weeks from the date of tho first publication of this summons. The dato of tho first publication of this summons Is March 26th 1917. 1 B1LYEU and FRANK. A. DEPUE Attorneys for Plalntlns. Mch. 2C; April 2.9,16,23,30; May 7. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Roscburg, Oregon. March 10. 1917. NOTICE Is hereby given that Harry G. Hayes, of McKensIe Bridge, Oregon, who, on September 6. 1910, made-Homo stead Entry, Serial, No. 06571, for Lot C and SE14 of NW14 of, Section 13, Township ICS, Jlange BE., Willamctto Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Fivo year Proof, to establish claim to tiho land abovo described, before I. P. Hewitt, U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Eugene, Oregon, on tho 20th day of April, 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: H. Bert Sloan, of McKenzle Bridge Arthur K. Belknap.of MeKcnzlo Bridge Joseph Turman. of MeKcnzlo Bridge Willlain Yale, of McKenzle Bridge. W. H. CANON. Register. Mch. 12,15,19,22,26.29; April 2.5.9. S Mayors Asked to Aid Mayor Morrison lias Just received the following letter: Headquarters, Portland, Oregon, Re crulting District Portland, Orogon, Maoh 17, 1917. To tho Mayors of Oregon: Your -'aid Is desired In recruiting for the U. S. Army. Men are needed; for without men, all tfie money and .other resources Jn the, world are useless. Wo need men, , who, will lond their time and bodies' to tho Government for .so long nn is , required to raako them fit, to efflciont ,Jy tjorvo ho Nation ln tlmo of ne ' Many vacancies exist ln:tho h.Un try. Cavalry, Artillery, Aviation s tlon i-vl. the Signal-Corps; in "' ; ( Glen Woolley was elected president of tho third term of tho Literary sic lety. Rank Foolishness. You occasionally see U stated that colds do not result from cold woatho-. That Is rank foolishness. Were it true colds would bo as prevalent m midsummer as In mldwlntor. Tho microbe that causes colds flourishes In damp, coldwoather. To get rid of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Interior, U. Land .Office at Roseburg, Oregon. March 6, 1917. NOTICE is hereby given that Har vcy B. Sloan, of MeKcnzlo Bridge, Oregon, who, on February 18, 1911, made Homestead Entry, Serial, No. 09293, for tho Lots 4 and 5 of, Scctlou 15, Township ICS, Range 6E., Willa metto Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Three-year ''roof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before I. P. Hewitt, IT. S. Commissioner, at his offico, at Eugene, Oregon, on the 20th day of April, 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles L. Taylor, of McKenzle Bridge Harvey O. Hays, of McKcnzje Brl''"t A. L. Yarnall, of Eugenp - -George Moody, of MnKenzle rtrfrV" W. H. CANON He"'" Mch. 8,12,15,19,22,26.29; April e Oiir Methods We are trying to tell you about our groceries and our methods. We have always got a big clean stock of high class groceries etc. -and our prices will always save you tuoney. We have but one method to give you a square deal. Come and see us. Give us a call. Nice & Miller Phone 41 ED. DOMPIER Is speaking to the public: I havo started a First-Class Junk Shop in the GoorgO'Hohl Blacksmith Shop on tho sawdust, back of Morris' Livery Bam. I buy Cow, Calf, and Horso Hides, Sheep and Goat pelts, Wool, Mohair, Furs, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Aluminum, Rags, Rubber, Automobile and Blk tires, Boer and Whiskey bottles, Tal low, Boeswax, Sacks, Cast Iron, Pap ors', Wrought Iron, and Horse Collars. Highest Cash Price for anything you bring mc. Phono 30 Springfield In tho sarao Building CHAS. H. ELLIOTT Blackamlthlng and Repair Shop All kinds of Iron and wood work promptly dono. Horseshoeing a specialty. All work guaranteed. Shop in tho Geo. Hohl Building. Como and see me. i Smwmmi iiiiihi iiwwi mi it roiMiftr YOU HAVE HEARD ALLL OF YOUR LIFE THAT "YOUR MONEY IS YOUR BEST FRIEND." IF YOU ARE LETTING YOUR MONEY SLIP AWAY FROM YOU, STOP' IT. YOU CAN STOP IT IF YOU WILL. YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT. THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN BECOME SO IS TO BANK YOUR MONEY. BANK WITH US We Mave Good What moro can a grocer do than to make good: mako good on his statements about his stock. ,Wc aro prepared to show that wo can mako good. We lenow what to buy and where to buy it. Wo have tho best groceries that can bo secured and wo know wo are offering them for tho fairest prices. Wo aro pro pared to mako good on every salo and will send every purchaser away satisfied. J irsf I . O TheHfih Treet Grocery THOiS. SIKES, Prop. PHONE 22 IN THE COUNTY COURT ' F T'T STATE OF OREGON F"R LANE COUNTY. . In fhe matter of. Notlco of final settlement. the estate of R. H. Konx deccaso'l N' TIfE Is hereby given that th unliv9i!no'l, administratrix of tho ch tifo o" It II. Knox, deceased, has filod her final account ir the matter of thn .ia'd es' ate with tho County Clerk of I rno County, Oregon and an order hag a cold tal:o Chamborlnin's f!nm?ii Tinmn ' been maito and ontorod of record dlr- dy. It Is effectual nnd Is hlzhl r,,. '?.ctl1!?. th'8 not1?0 nnd (jotting Monday " , , ' . --- .tiie utn any or April, 19L7, at tho hour uiuiuenueu uy peopio wno navo usau of ton o'clock a. m., for tho hearing il iur muiiy yuura as occasion roquirnn or onjectlons ir nry to sall account, and know Its. real value. Obtalnablo ar"1 fr l"o In' settlement or said everywhere. ' f estate. . Dated this 3rd duy of March, 1917. POTTER IMMEL, attorneys ANNIE KNOX, Administratrix of the es. tato of R, If. Knox, deceased 2(1; April 3, Card of Thanks :.. We wish to ' extend to the raanV kind friends nnd neighbors our heart 1 folt Uinnks and sincere appreciation j J,larcl1 ! 10. t " i. Xindnpss and sympathy ahown 1 ., .'T.7 Jio death of our husband and . fill br nr.les c" th toBVCQ'?''" clC1"- ics, chauffers, etr Tho rostraasto' informed regard'i g otvIco need latere, r . c i ad i t. "j.thrr nnd for tho bcnutlful floral . ?' r'nfrs. Mra. 3. 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