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PAGE 2 Tllfl BPRINGF1KLD NEW3 Kill DAY, AUGUST 8. 1019 THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS At the regular meeting of the C'tv Council. July 14. the City Recorder waa Instructed l. i nviui,l Ik ill.ini CARLTON TAGB and S. CARLTOft V. . VAXCK CAOLEY, TAGE. Kclitor. Publishers. - - - " " " m" " I . . PIMri Willi !!-.. T- Pill, walk assessment now due. NO one l exempt n the city must hare the money to meet bond and tntereat coming due. Oou't wait for notice, call at the City llall and make payment, or mall your check otherwise you will he called upon by the City Recorder. The city ha been lenient and l now In need of the fund. Heck up your own tomn. JtflIN E. KOWARPS. City Recorder. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice In hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the county court of Ijne County. Ore Ron. aa administrator of the rotate of Isaac Oatrom. deceased. All person having claims against aatd estate Published Every. Friday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, Entered at the PoetofTice t Springfield. Oregon, as Fohruary S4. 1903. Second class Matter, srnsrRiPTioN rates.: Cne Year $3.00 i Three Months 50c Six Montha.. $1.03 Single Copy - c One year", when paid In advance, or before expiration ..$1.75 FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1919. UNITED STATES SHORT 4.000.000 LABORERS. We are awakening from the mists of sentimentalism Jlnd yo litical demagogy to realize that we face a great national labor shortage. . The United States Training Service of the iVpartniem i Labor says we are four million laborers short. It nays if every soldier were back on the job our country would still be 4.000.00') men short of a normal supply of laborers as we. had them before the war. For twenty years before 1915 we got In round' numbers a million workers a year by immigration and for four years that has-been cut ofT. The training service of the Department of tabor dare not say vhat common sense would dictate give us back our normal sup ply. We absorbed the million a year to good advantage. What the wet needs is plenty of unskilled labor. The training service sharps drop the little fact that we are ToO.000 houses shy in the nation. Remedy more "highly edu cated" carpenters. Housing is only one item we are short on, end in the mean time the laborers of our country will pay millions in shape of higher rents. I The cards are stacked to exclude all immigration, pay the' big advances by leaps and bounds. should present the same dulv erl fled to the undera'gned at the office of S. I). Allen. 3fi West Sth St.. Ku gene. Oregon, within lx months from the date of this notice. Dated' July 16. 11 R. E. im.nitAM. Administrator Flrat publication. July 18. 1919; lat publication. August 8, 1919. SUMMONS HELPING OREGON INDUSTRIES. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. Kenneth Campbell. Plaintiff. v. Bes sie Simpson. Defendant. To Bessie Slmpeon, Defendant:- You are hereby required and nun monel to appear and answer the rem plaint of the plaintiff filed In the above entitled Court withiu, six weeks from the first date of publication of this summons, and If you fall to so ap- pear and answer, the plaintiff, wilt take Judgment by default aKainst you as prayed for in mi id complaint, towlt: for a decree to the effect j that the certain judgment against this plaintiff, rendered in favor of defend ant herein, ahd filed and recorded, on June 22nd. 191?. in the journal of this. 1 rrrr Jf Tli E 18 cents a package Ce mr $xJ 0rfywbr OdrorW cjrtvn. W'm froMtf'v rW fa V Fruit juice manufacture has developed into a large industry in the state of Oregon. After hearing the argument of the pro- t . . . . . . i uurcis lue iiuutjc vines to iiiuhe a snarp reduction in me war tax court In volume 21, at pace 5S5 be set ! on this product, which was severely handicapping this industry.-; aside, cancelled and heid for naught. It also voted to eliminate the ten per cent tax on soda water andj1'" ,hat PIa,ntiff hav" Judgment for costs and disbursements of thin suit , . . . and such other and further relief as to' The question of removing the. five per cent excise tax on i the Court may seem jus: and euuituble candy is also of great interest to Oregon. Candy manufacturine That the ror. 'said summons. Is nub-' which.is growing with the development of the sugar beet i Ildlls- i ""ed D' onler of the lion. O F. Skip try. is unjustly burdened by this discriminatory tax which should r1?h"iJh.h Y'n . 'Iay "f Jm' U eliminated along with taxes such as the above. Congress will j published on each week" uiidouoieaiv laxe ravoranic artinn nionp-t h& i na i,oi i,. h... c...i.i , , 0 s,.,. ;rr. , . ' ""7 "i"'B'"--ujmoi.ei to answer the complaint fll.l I'" a copy oi Salll sum .against ycu in the abov, entlt came The charge of 10 cents bv the telephone comnanv fnrttin, , ""'r'" . 7 , "!"'' '" ' twm the ...v.. ujiuuguciu auu .ueiie eonunues a live suoject for dis- the Tost Office, at Eugene. Oregon ctibsiou among bpnngheld citizens, but nothing of a practical na ture can oe accompnsned until the rublic Service Commission passes upon the matter. 2& m v . . - fsp They Win You On Quality! Your enjoyment of Camels will be very great becuusc their refreshing flavor and fraranco and mellowness b so onticinfily diifcrcnt. You never tasted such n ciRnrette I Rite is elimi nated and there is a cheerful absence of any unpleasant ciKaretty after-taste or .any un pleasant cigaretty odorf Camels are made of an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are smooth und mild, but have that desirable full body and certainly hand out satisfaction in generous measure. You will prefer this Camel blend to cither hind of tobacco smoked straight! Give Cnmel3 the stiffest tryout, then compare them with any cigarette in the world at any price fcr quality, flavor, satisfaction. Io matter how liberally you smoke Camels they will not tiro your taste! TL J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winaton-Salcm, N. C V 'i with NOTICE AND SUMMONS IN FORE CLOSURE OF TAX LIEN IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF THE to do STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY, Louisa iHyland. Plaintiff, vs. Elizabeth Taylor. Arizona Gilhreath. Xancy J. Hudson. Matilda Thompson. Sar tpta Baird, sometimes spelled Ser repta Beard. Gamaliel Taylor. Or lando C. Taylor, Wra. A. G. Winn. l. U. O Mario, sometimes srelled or pay the amount due as above shown, together with costa and accru ed interest, and In case of your failure so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes and costs against the land and premises above named. This summons I published br order of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth. Judre of .date of first publication of this sum minis, una n von n m in wr postage prepaid and addrcfseil plaintiffs will tsk iudvnwnt uv.in., to said defendant, forthwith at Wash- you that they are the owners In fee ingion, u. l. of the following real property: Ide first date of publication is the' Beginning at the uuarter do at at the 11th day of July. 1919. A. C. WOODCOCK L. R. EDMCNSO.V. PJy f pr Plaintiff. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that' the undersigned Administrator. of the I ,- . ohiuwui m, JUUKB UI f , , ... ,,. . . .... - I ihe Circuit Court of the State of Ore-1 T J " 1 'V8'ano' oeceas- ate,i jn ljne County. Oregon, contain gon for the County of Lane, and said I rZ.'.S ... ' . ' ' ana ,n ln "cre' n,, lnBl ou- . middle point of the section line be tween sectlous 18 and II in Township ie aoutu or itange 1 west of the will. amette meridian, and run thence south 15 rods, thence west 21 aud 13 rods thence north 22 rods to the bank of the Mohawk river, ibence easterly along said bank to a point II rods north of the place of beginning, thence south 8 rods to the place of beginning, situ- WE PAY AND SELL FOR MORE LESS order was made and dated this 26tb (day of July. 1819. and the first pubil i County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, hi final account and Oharro. and A. C. Tull. heirs at law ! cation of thi summons Is this 1st day tna.t ( ur by an; ordf du'y n - - tuniiH nun i a it ii la ca i forenoon as the day and time for ! hearing injections to said final ac- count and for the settlement then-of. All object ions to said final account Administrator of the estate of George NOTICE is hereby given that th-' U ' 'veland. deceased. State Iind Board of the State of Ore-' Fin,t Publication, July II. 1919; last ron will rweive sealed bids at its of-Pjlli'j""--A,'6"Hl 8' 1S1' rice in the Capitol Building at Salem, I ' SUMMONS " ...i,u. in, u cnx n n. ai.. on ; i.. r,...t, ...... .. c-.... I vs- f.Jf, s J II' Villi' . Myrtle Henley, Plaintiff, vs. Will H October 14 119. for mtere: t in the overilow lands herein after dt-sc. il.-d. Kiving. however, -to 'he owner or owners of any lauds iiliiiifrig ir fronting thereon, the preference ripht to purchase said ovfrilow laiidn at the highest price olfered. provided htnh offer is made in good faith, and also provided, that tin- land wiT not be koJ.I for. nor any nlfer therefor accepted of less than 7 ".0 jcr acre, .and th-ii the Board re--erv. s the rit'ht to reject any and all I.hIh. .Said iainlK are siiated in Laue nnty. ijrcuon. ami described as fol lows, to wit: HcKinriing at a i oitit 10 9:1' chains uor.h of corue.r to Sections t, 22. 27 and 2S. T. 17, .S. It. i W. W. M., and running theric'e N. 7' oo' W. 2.00 clnins: X. 83" 10' W. 2.00 chains; N. 7:i 15' W. !.,'& .liains. to a point in of Oi fc-Der TaVlor. rtece.lKed anrt all or Aniriivf IQIO r-rsons unknown, if any. havine or All nnrs, nA n,n, ; ,i.i (pointed baturday. August Sth. 1919 "aiming an interest or esfate in aud 'ceedin mav I.. .,rv ,. .... . at ,he nou of ten o'clock In the to the hereinafter described real derpiened. residing within the State rroperty. Defendants. ; of )regon. at the address hereiir after To Elizabeth Taylor, Arizona Gil-; mentioned. breath. N'aoCv J. iluri.mii. M:iiHit:i' u-n ti-o i i.-,ve,s Thompson. Sarc-pta Baird some- Utornev for I'itintiVf ' be ,n wrtlinK an1 fi,,?tf wl,h times Bpellcd Serrepta Beard. Gam- Address: Kiphth Ave and Willamette i 'Prk of, sa,iJ court on or bef,re ltai'i aliel Taylor, Orlando C. Tayior. Mis. ' street. Eugene Orecn da'' anJ tinw- A. G. - Winn. M. L. OHario some- -. K. PAGE times spelled Oharro and A. c. Tull. I eirs at lam of Eher Taylor, de eas ed, ajid all ie.-i-(n3 unknown, if any. having or cla initic an interest or state In and to the hereinafter 'erited reul property, the above named defendants. IX THE NAME OF THE STATE iF . OKEG.N: You a;e hereby uotified tiu.t iliis plaintiff is l.o.iisa HylanJ. the holder of tVrtiiicaie f Helimiuency nunibe.-. ed 1277. issuesl on the 7th djy of October. 191.:. by the Tax Colic. -or ol the County of l-Jine. S:ate of Oregon, for the amount of $ S7. the aine be ing the amount then due ,-Mid I ' t i . . -U-r-t for laxes for llie. yenr lb, to gether with psnal'y. int-rr-st ami ost tli' ricu upon the. real projertv a ..,-,. i ti! ro yo-J. of which you are the owner as a P ears of record, situated in said County and Sft'. and particularly bounded and described as follow n. to i:: I'ndivided ti. interest in S'. of Lots 3. -1 aud 5. Block 47 of Junction City.1 Oregon. You are further notified that Louis-t ' Hyliind, the holder of said Certificate: each or you have no right title, estate,' lien or interest therein, and for other appropriate relief. l ma summons I served upon you by virtue of an order of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth, Circuit Judge, made and filed Juty 22. 1919. directing that th's sunlmons be served upon defendants by publishing the same once In each week In the Springfield Newa for sl successive weeks, and-thaf defendants answer the same within six weeks from the date of firm publication thereof. This summons is so firut published July, 2.r.. 1919. , S. ). ALLEN. Attorney for Plaintiffs, Eugene, Ore. First publication. July 25. 1919; last publication. August 29, 1919. ! Henley, Defendenl. In the name of the Slate of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the plaintiff's complaint filed I against you in the above cut 'tied .Court and answer within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and the date of the : first publication of this summons Is fixed by the order of the Judge here l in as the 4th day of July. 1919, and if j you so fail to appear ami answer as 'herein required for want thereof pla'n ' tiff will apply to said Court for the I relief demanded and prayed for in said ; complaint, which is a decree from said 'Court declaring that marriage con tract now and heretofore existing be tween plaintiff and defendant be for : ever dissolved and that plaintiff be divorced from the plaintirr herein, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem meet and i proper. This summons is published once a I week for six consecutive and succes sive weeks in the Springfield News, a ; weekly newspaper published at Spring i field. Laiie County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth. circuit Judge of said Court and the 1 . a. meander lne of left bank of Ivliwiuency, lias paid taxes on said i Mchenz'e Fork of Willamette R.. premises for prior or subsequent j thence along said meander line, S. years as follow, to-wit: 52 00' K. 4.21 chains: S. Hi 00' E. On October 7, 1913, the sum of(7.14 chains; South 6.00 chains; S. 21 $0.97, for taxes of the year 1912. ! 00' E. 5.40 chains; S. 47 00' E. 4 25 On March SO. 1914, the sum of, chains; S. 74' 30' E. 3.50 chains; S. $4.75, for taxes of the year 191.!. : 7G' 30' E. 4.50 chains; S. SC 00' E. On March St, 1915. the sum of US.?.. . 4.2", chains; X. CO" 00' E. 1.10 chains; for taxes of the year 1914. IN. 74 4.V E. 4 .50 chains; X. 54 23' fin Whriiurv 21. 1917. the sum of 1 !' ! V -K:.li,u- r ir.- .w v c ah $4 99.. for taxes of the year 1915. chains; to the center line of the old ,J,ate'' iblf Ut da,, July' 1919; tb On April 5. 1918, the sum of $7.57, i hanuel of said river as established ,im of the flrH' P,'i' ai'" in on the for taxes of the year 1916. i in County Survey 1503 dated April 19 i 4th day of Ja,jr 1919' an(1 u" ,aBt On -January 10. 1919, the sum of! 1906, thence along center line of o,j Puhllcation is on the 8th day of $6.00,' for taxea of the year 1917 channel as established in said County I Auu"1, 1919' On April 6, 1918. the sum of $5.37, survey S. 80" 30' W. 20 00 chains; X.1 WALTER B. JOXES for tajcea of the year 1918. Ijm 30' W. 11.02 chains; North 7.53 I Attorney for Plaintiff. All of said amounts bear interest chains to the meander line on the! Addreas, Eugene Oregon, from date of payment at the rate of right bank of said river, thence along f'ivHt puhllcation. July 4; last pub 16 per cent per annum. i meander X. 17 45' W. 8.30 chains; Hcation, August 8. Said Elizabeth Taylor as the owner; . eo 00' W. 2.08 chains to meander! Of the legal title of the above describ- corner between Sections 21 and 22,1 SUMMONS mA umu,t aa me same aunears otiit.n,. u,..,ih r.rt ,.1,0 1.... , .i. V'V, jr, v " 1 1 .... v. j ijuu' u w. 1 it l.liniliq iu I ., IOI.n record, and each of the other persons ' 0f beginning;, and containing 20.237 above named are hereby further notili - acres. Applications and bids should be ad dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk of the State Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and marked "Application and Bid to Pur chase Overflow Lands." G. O. BROWN, Clerk State Land Board Dated, July 28. 1919- First publication, August 1. 1919: STATEMENT of the First National Bank of Kprinjr field. County of I-ane. State of Ore gon, slfllwing the amount standing to the credit of every depositor July J. 1919. who has not made a deposit, or who has not withdrawn any part of hl-i deposit! commercial deposits), prin cipal or interest, for a period of more than seven (7). years Immediately prior to said date, with the name, last known place of resilience or postoffice address of such depositor, and the fact of hlsNleath, If known. Name of depositor. Dox, L. ; resi dence or postoffice address, unknown; dead, If fact Is known to secretary or cashier; unknown. Amount, $6.50. - Name of depositor. Johnson, L. P.; residence or postoffice address, un known; dead, .If fact Is known to sec retary or cashier; unknown. Amount, $3.41. State of Oregon County of Lane, ss. I, L. G. Hulln. being first duly Stale and "worn, depose and say upon oath, that I am the cashier of the First National Bank of Springfield, County of Iine, State of Oregon: that the foregoing statement is a full, true, correct and complete statement, showing the name,, last known residence or post office address, fact of death, if known, and the amount to the credit of each depositor as required by the provls- Everything of Value Fought Sold and Ex changed HOME FURNISHERS in Harry Carsaw THE 'CREAMERY BUILDING, WEST MAIN ed that the plaintiff herein will apply to the Circuit Court of the County aud State aforesaid for a decree foreclos ing the Ilea ef ald taxes and costs ajralnat the oroperty above described and mentioned in aatd certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear within' alxty days after the aerrlce ftt thta athnnun upon you, exclusive of tb 47 of errtcer and defend. thU suit put publication, October. S, 119- In the. Circuit Court of the State of 1 Oregon for Lane County. E. A. Apgar, F. S. Apgar, and Mariu Walker. lJlalntiffs, vs. NeHi Whit more; Also all other persons and parties claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or Interest In the real estate described . in the complaint herein, Defendants; To the above named Defendants: In the Name of the State of Oreron. .)iwand'eh or you are hereby aum ions of Chapter 148, of the Ooneral Iiws of Oregon, 1907, and Chapter 214, of the General Laws of Oregon, 1917. I L. G. HULIN j Subscribed and aworn to before ue this ICtb day of July, A. D , 191. (Seal) O. S. PENNY. . Notary Public of Oregon, My commission expire April 2V When You Want the Best In "Eats" Call 51 v. 1 1931, Get Your Butter Wrappers at the IMetoa Office '
