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EAQBTWO THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS MONDAY, APRIL . 2, 1017 The SprmefMld Niws ',1. C. DIMM, WALTER R. DIMM Editors and Publishers Published Every Monday and Thursday RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION One Year .... $1.50 Blx Months . . . .75 Throe months BO Advertising ratos furnished on application. OUR CORRESPONDENTS CAMP CREEK Ruby Crabtroo MARCOLA Audrey Lowla THURSTON, Mrs. Walter Edmlaton DONNA .Charles Hock COBURG Elslo Anderson CEDAR FIAT Mrs. Anno Morso WEST SPRINGFIELD. were 709,572 pcnBioners on Jun 30, 1916, 38,575 less than on June 30, 1915. The amount paid for pensions was $159,155,090, some $6,000,000 less than in the preceding year. , From July 1, 1790, to July 1, ,1916, the Government has paid for licnslonB $5,054,630,727. The sharo of pensions In war ex pense is indicated by tho fact ;,thnt from 1789 up to and Includ ing 1915 tho war bill if tho Gov ernment was $7,657,322,205, thi naval bill $3,233,S62,654. Member of the, Willamette Valley : Editorial Association. Insomnia. Indigestion nearly always disturbs ; the sleep mora or less, and Is ofton tho cause of Insomnia. Eat n Hgiit supper- with lltUe It any meat, and I no milk; also take ono of Chamber Mrs- Clara ChUds laln'a Tablets Immediately after mf per, and see If you do not rest muc'i better. Obtainable ovorywhore. J CHOICE PICTURES COMING Management of Bell Theatre Give Springfield the Beat. Will "MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1917 COSTLINESS BRINGS APPRE- 1 1 CIATION, Believing that the people of Spring It required the present scarcl- fleW are entiued to and win appro , . . , : clato having as good pictures at home ty and consequent high price as couli flnd el80whero tho man of paper to make us realize the ( agement of the Boll theatre has lined number and importance of tho 'up a very high and expensive clasj uses wich this material has come ot pictures, in their list, th0 pio to serve in modern life. There from Triangle. Klelne, Edison. . . , j ii a Sellg, and Essanoy, Metro and World is indeed, litterally no end to luded. . them, and, while none of them ugll claB3 of photo playa u can be called vital, the enforced4 costing the Bell theatre from six to abandonment of almost any one 4 eight times as much as the cheaper would produce a distinct sense '.Pkya. The management nlso has t- ,i eT& j,vu several very high class special pic of hardship, and not a few hae , booked such ns come to he essential to the com- 4do ,uxe edlUon of 12 reol8. BOmo fortable conduct Of life. Mary PIckford pictures. Douglas Fair Yet the great majority of our banks and Clara Kimball Young, not very remote ancestors man- , Th!s class of service is taken bv aged to get along with small he Dell theatre as a trial which will Ufac fa b be continued if encouraged by the quantities of paper, or even none here at all, and its employment for '. many Of the purposes for Which Why' Constipation Injures. "we use it they would have con- The Dowels are the natural sewer clilorPd n. -wild -extravacance aSe system of the body. When thoy Planning Social Kvtnlrig On noxt Wednesday the United Ar tlnana will enjoy a social evening tor members and invited gnosis. A govl program la being prepared and thoro will be good eats. O. C Esholman S. M. D. of Portland will bo prcaont and glvo a short talk. Each mom bor is roquestod to bo prcaont and bring a friend or two. Commlttco. HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE is horoby given that tho court ihas fixed 10:00 o'clock n. m. of tho second day of May. 1917 at tho courthouse In tho city of Eugene, as tho ttmo and placo whon It will take up for oxnmlnatlon and allow nnco tho account of Dugnld Campbell nnd Jamos G. Campbol ns executors of the ostato of Angus J. Macdonald, deceased. All persons Interested therein may appear at said timo aul bo heard thorcon. DUGALD CAMPBELL JAMES Q. CAMPBELL, ' Executors S. D. Allen. Attorney for ostnte. LAprll 5,,1G,23,30. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE. P. M. McPherson and Mary Ann McPherson. husband and wife, plan I tiffs. TS. A. C. Barbour, T. Rosal SUMMONS i)na xsaroour, m. m. Peery, E. E. Kepner. W. M. Gott, Jamos S. Qott. A. L. Johnson, E. K.EUs worth, and Tho First National Bank of Spring field, Oregon, defend ants, To E. K. Ellsworth ono of the abore nameu ueienuants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are horeby summon eu ana required to appear nnd answer the complaint of tho plaintiff In tho above entitled Court and causo on or before the last day of tho time pres criDeu in tno oruor for publication of this summons hereinafter referred to, to wit: On or beforo tho 7th day or May 1917 and you are horeby notl (led that if you fall so to appear nnd nnswer for want thereof the plaintiff win appiy io tno uoove entitled Court Arc you reading the historynowruruiing serially in advertise mcntforminCoiV, SaturdayEvcningPost and other national magazines, of the BUILDING of the Union Pacific? Union Pacific is a na tional achievement upon which depended the safety of the Union and the holding of the Pacific States. TKc stories arc rich in inti mate facta of United States history. When you read them you will realize what a great part Union' Pacific played in the growth and welfare of our Nation; and how truly serviceable Union Pacific is and will be in peace or war to the people of our United States, as individual travelers, or shippers, and as a Nation. UNION ' PACIFIC SYSTEM certain Land sale contract and decree Ing that there is now duo unpaid and owing to plaintiffs, thereon the sum of $20500.00 and Interest thereon from I .lnnunpv 1.1 IQIft n ft ' they should carry off is absorbed lno I Z'' au"ZJ?" XTi Ait. 1 m uiiu iuu tuiuiur sum 01 oa.uj "When paper was inventeu, by the system, making you feel dull and taxes paid by plaintiff together with Whom Or where, nobody knows, stupid, and interfering with the dlgo i Interest thereon. A decree fixing . . . . become obstructed by conatlDatlon n . -ntnu n nnvu :i ii.i'i - eta, muCCu, ... part of the po!sonoug maUe. whch for tfiem. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Intorior, U. S. Land Office at Roscburg, Oregon. March 10, 1917. NOTICE Is horoby given that Harry fl llnvnu nt XlnL'nn.ln D.LInn f 1 v . n . r i iT r jiiujcu iur in iue com who. on September 0. 1310. mado Homo Plaint VIS: atpnd Hnlrv. Korlnl. No. Ififi71. fnp T.nt A decree for the foreclosure of a ' 6 nnd SEV4 of NWVi of, Section 13. Township ICS, Range 5E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Five year Proof, to establish claim to the lnnd above described, beforo 1. P. Hewitt. U. S. Tfc Toniifnf.tiirP Ir nni of the tltm and assimilating of food. Thio -m t tc w nnlvwtth. condition Is quickly relieve by Chan u - j berlaln's Tablets, In the last century or two did where it take the form and texture familiar to us. Obtainable every The general im- notice of sheriffs sale on s--sww iwil the time In which Bald defendants A, C. Barbour. T. Rosalynd Barbour. M M. Peery and E. E. Kepner shall be required to pay into Court for plain tiffs use and benefit the amounts found due on satd contract, and If not so paid, a decree declaring said contract void nnd nil sums paid there on forfeited and foreclosure nnd barr was never quite true, except for of an Execution issued out of the." eaac.h 5.aVm"f ft?ren2ia1m M - circuit Court of thp Snt nf nroirnn ' lrom a" ngnt. title, Interest, claim those Who used it in small quan- Lane County on the 24th day of I or e3u,ty ,n nd to eM ,and8 tlUes, and really good paper al- March 1917 and by me received the 1:,, nCcrve ?,rQCU,nBtl1,0 " ' , . V, , 24th day of March 1917 In an nctlnn FIrBt p,al,onal Dank of Sprlngflold, ways was and probably always rg0n H 1!S.'oti&,0nsm. t0 roturn. t0 pIalnt,ffB tho ea vrffl be, expensive. The sense In the Eugene Justice Court the ..JSS Jf Commissioner, at his ofllco, at Eugone, Oregon, on the 20th (lay of April, 1917. Claimant names as wltnossos: H. Bert Sloan, of McKonzIo Bridge. Arthur K. Belknap.of McKenzIo Brldgo Joseph Turman. of McKonzIo Brldgo William Yale, of McKonzIo Brldgo. W. H. CANON, Roglstor, Mch. 12.15,19,22,20.29; April 2.G.9. , , i,oiir riainiin itasmussen uompany. a cor- r, v .. u Of Cheapness came, probably, Dorat,0n rec0Vered iudement nMlnt ' he Court shall seem meet and equltn from the fact tnat in oniy coin- tne Derenuants. R. c. Morgan and i nnritivplv fpw pat5P? is nane1 DaIsy L- Morgan, partners doing busi-1 panUvely lew cases is pape. nega undep the firm name and fltylo thought of Otherwise than as a of Fairmount planing Mill company bearer or a container of some- for the sum of $95.95 with interest at ! the rate of 6 per cent per annum from Ir iiRinllv incidental or "thrown co amounting to the sum of MS " Jr CoUny Court the s usually mciuentai or mrown & tnn t of wh,ch 'n,,e0f,f, Of0?0,? L,ano ,cuntJ: in." 'waa enrolled and docketed In the ! "iaSe,and .d,ate1 ?.e. 26.t.h ay. ot. A.Iflrch Now that even the lower office of the Clerk of said Court on , , , the 2nd day 'of June 1915, and said grades have become COStly, pap- Execution to me directed commanding er is coming to be Viewed in a mo In the name of the State of Oregon ,. . , . utr that out of the personal property of new light as it were for itself, sald Defendant, or. If sufficient could and with a new appreciation of not be found, then out of the real .. . iiti property belonging to said Defendant its many good qualities. It may , Lan Countyt Oregon, on or after Hot be quite a necessity Of life, the said 2nd day of Juno 1915, Being fcnf thorn ic nntlilnp- tn tnko lt unable to find sufficient or any person- tout tnere is notning to tane iw al pr0perty belonging to said Defend- place for far more than a tnou- ant, I did, on the 30th day of March, ijii, lovy on iue louowing aescnueu real property towit: Commencing in center of slough or race of Eugene City Mills In West llne of County survey 119, up said race to intersection or O. and C. R. R. north westerly along said Railroad to West line of county survey 119, nnd south to beginning; also commenc ing at a point 180 feet East of West lino of county survey 119 North 100 feet. West 180 feet, south to center sand and one purposes. PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS A pension, like an annuity, is an encouragement to longevity. The report of Secretary of the Interior Lane shows that, while ho soldiers of the war of 1812 are left, the names of 115 wid ows of soldiers in that war are still on the pension rolls. Pre sumably these were young wom en who married ancient men, but all must be stricken in years by, this time. Of the Mexican war, over nearly seventy years of age, there are 513 living sol dier pensioners, and 3,785 wid ows. On June 30, 191G, there were 362,277 pensioned soldiers of the civil war, a decrease of 34,000 in a year. On the same date the number; of widows of civil war soldiers was 287,753, a decrease of 3,354. This is . the second year of decrease. Till 1915 there had always been an increase. ' - The greatest number of civil war soldiers on the pension list 745,822, was in 1898. More than half have gone since then. The greatest number of widows 504,373, waa in 1912. There ble. Tills summons Is served by publl cation thereof ln the Sprlngflold news n newspaper ot General circulation printed and published in Lane County Oregon under nnd by vlrtuo of an or der of the Honorablo II. L. Bown 1917 directing publication of said sum tnona once a week for six weeks which order requires you to appear and answer the complaint on or be fore six weoks from the dato of tho first publication of this summons. Tho date of tho first publication of this summons Is March 2Cth 1917. L. BILYEU and FRANK A. DEPUE Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Moh. 2C; April 2,9,16,23,30; May 7, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR LANE COUNTY. In the matter of, Notico of final settlement. the estate of R. H. Konx deceased NOTICE Is hereby given that tin undersigned, administratrix of the es tato of R. H. Knox, deceased, has filed her final account In the matter of th'i of slough or race thence up slough or I 7?A. A l" , ly u erK ot race to beginning, excepting; Beg. 230 if006 Cou'lty- ,reB?n nnd an oraer feet north of a point in center of ".tf6 m. enter,ed ?f, cord dir. Mill race 180 feet east of the west JhSrtftSS""?' lino of County survey 119 run East .?th '!a,y i AprU' 1?17' .at h?ur to Southwesterly line of Railroad right 1 o'clock a. m.. for the hearing of way. northwesterly along said line cl ohns ' Bald account, of said riKht of way to Its intersection Ll0T tho flnal 80ttleraent of said witli the East line of Alder st. In City 5?? Ai.it n i . of Eugene, south along lino of said! Dal0TTEn street to a point, due west of begin- l OTTER & IMMLI., attornoys nlng. and east to beginning, all being I A,iminiIrii ??i, In Eupone, T,ane county, Oregon. I int Administratrix of tho es- AIpo tho WePtamlr of tho Northeast 1 j,arc ctat2e ' Vnri,0?' quart"- of nectlnn No. fourteen (14) , JVIarc" b 1 -c APr" 2 townshlT No. nineteen fl91. Rnntli " nuiibc run ruuLiuA I lUNi Department of tho Intorior, U. S Land Offico at Roseburg, Oregon. March C, 1917. NOTICE Is hereby given that liar voy B. Sloan, of McKonzIo Hrldgo, Oregon, who, on February 18. 1911. wilL! mai,o Homestead Entry, Serial, No. vai.au, mr mu jais ana a or, ueciiou 15, TownHhlp ICS, Range 0E Wllla motto Meridian, has filed notico ot intention to mako Final Throo-year roof, to ostabllsh claim to the land i above described, beforo I. P. Hewitt, JJ. S. Commissioner, at his oflleo, at Eugone, .Oregon, on tho 20th day of April. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles U Taylor, of McKentle Bridge Harvey O. Hays, of McKenUe Bridge, A, L, Ynrnall, of Eugene, Orefon. George Moody, of McKenxle Bridge. ff. H, CANON, RgltQr Range ono East of W. M. containing 80 acres of land in Lane county, Oregon. N' "' Vnr-poRE, IN THE NAME OF TVR !ttt.5 op OREGON and in comi' ".- '-l'h utild Execution and in orrt. io tMBfy snld Judgment, cobib i 'rruing costs I on 'V"h-- tho RUi day of Mav ''!!"., Ttwprn tJif hours of 8 oVi' in m ' 4 o'clock d. m. towit: ,WfV m, on oald day :; )ithrt'"t door of tho County " n FiiKono. Lane Countv. Oref'on, otpr ?f pile for cash, subject io ro- "I'lM M .n tne right, title and Inter' i .f ' p above named Defend ants '. .- i tho above described real vr- crt MK9 C. PARKER, r ,.r - f rno County, Oregon PtD A. ELK1NB, DepHty. April iij 2?,80. nt t at tl Courts Economy Must Be Practiced In these times of rising prices it is necessary to practice ec onomy. The place to begin is on your grocery bill. Wo sell dependable goods on it small margin of profit. We guarantee satisfaction both as to goods and price. Give us a trial and bo convinced. Nicest Miller Phone 41 GIRLS DO NOT WANT A LIFE OF POVERTY"; THEY PREFER MEN WITH MONEY. YOU CANT BLAME THEM. THE BOY WHO HAS A BANK dOOK NOW IS LIKELY TO ALWAYS HAVE ONE. PARENTS KNOW THIS AND WELCOME INTO THEIR HOMES THE CAREFUL YOUNG MAN WHO IS THRIFTY. WHY DON'T YOU START A BANK ACCOUNT. OR INCREASE YOUR BALANCE IF YOU HAVE ONE? BANK WITH US 9n We-Are Busy We are Just ns busy as can bo. We arc buay keeping up our stock of groceries, provisions and vege tables for our patrons; we aro biiBy arranging our stock bo that we can sorvo you quickly. Wo aro busy trying to mako our prices honest and fair, and wo aro busy waiting upon customers, because we have been busy In preparing for our customers. The Fifth Street Grocery THOS. SIKES, Prop. PHONE 22 Dr. ADALINE KEENEY FERRIS Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Office, Baptist Parsonage Corner Second and C Streets HOURS: 9 TO 12. PHONE (' Dr. N. W. Emery DENTIST SUTTON BLDG, - .. PHONE 20-J RE8IDENCE PHONE 129-W D. W. ROOF, JEWELER SPRINGFIELD, OREGON FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY HERBERT E. WALKER NOTARY PUBLIC Tffte (n ly HH. iptlnnMi, Or NEW SERVICE: We aro authorized under the Federal Reserve Law to act as an Executor, Administrator, Guardian or TniBtee. Tills is a new Bcrvice our ofilcers will be glad to discuss with you. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE, OREGON. MULTIPLIED POWER Is given all your advertising matter and other printing by the work of skilled, tasteful craftsmen, using up-to-date type, machinery and judgment. There is no place now-a-days, for any but the best printing you can -get the class of work executed here. i The Springfield News Phone 2
