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TILE SPIUNQFIKLD NEWS
FIUDAY, HHITKMHKIl S, 1919
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
CAIILTON w.
TAliK and S. VANCR CUll.KY.
CAHLTON W. TACK. Alitor.
iniblishers.
Published Every Friday at Springfield. Lane County. Oregon.
Ectend t the INttttoflU at Springfield. Oreou. Socond cUm Matter.
February 24. 1903.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 'J, 1919
TO THE DAIRYMEN OF
SPRINOFIELO DISTRICT
Have yon all the row you
ahould keep or hnve you toed
Kotnir to waste T In any event
If you need a few more cows
aad conditions Justify the ex-
penae. we will be glad to aid
you financially.
SriMXGFIKI.n FIRST NA-
TIOXAL DANK.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This Issue of the News will be the last under present
ownership. Ik-ginniug next week the News will be issued by
Messrs Lynn VV. Miller and II. U. Kreeland. who have purchased
the plant and business.
The policy of the paper as conducted by the retiring owners
vtfll be continued by the new owners, who are thoroughly ex
perienced in newspaper work.
The paper will immediately be enlarged to eight pages, and
many new features will be added, which will make the News one
cf the best weekly papers in the valley.
The retiring owners take this opportunity to thank their many
patrons for their kindness and good will during the period they
fcave conducted the business, and wish .for their successors a
continuance of same.
TAG E & CAC.LEY
ONE WAY TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING
(Officer lo recruit who had mloaed
every shot) Good hcavena, man.
where are your shots going?'
Itecrutt I don't know. lr; Uuy lft
here alright.
A man la known by the promlxei ho
doesn't keep.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Xotlce Ik hereby given that William
Wooten. administrator of the estate
of Mary Ellen Ho worm an i formerly
Mary Kllen franc) decerned, has
made, rendered and filed In the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon, for
1-nne County, hrs final account and
aid Court has by an order duly made
and enu-red therein, fixed and appoint
ed Saturday, the 4th day of October.
1919. at the hour of teu o'clock In the
forenoon as the day and time for hear
ing objections to said final account
and the settlement thereof. All ob
jections to said final nccount must be
In writing and filed with the Clerk of
said Court on or before aid day and
time.
WII.MAM WOOTRX.
Administrator of the estate of Mary
jCfN ' v yrj i c yarv v. rvj.-ov wyx fell
f hS rag rrtf xl
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Taxation, high cost of living, high wages, shorter hours, less
work and more production, are some of the mystifying phrases
ce hears today. Everyone is shoving the burden onto someone , gr.wr tneesu.
te. as a start to reauce cost vi uuig me pn-stm uic-juiiaun:
aiul misnamed "luxury" tax could be repealed or amended, thus
removing a direct increase in the cost of living on many absolute
necessities, from drugs and toilet articles to candy and ice cream.
This law was passed in haste to meet war conditions, it can now
foe repealed at leisure to meet peace conditions and the sooner
ke" better.
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ountyFair
. EUGENE, ORE.
SEPT. 16, 17, 18, and 19
Great Exhibits
Agriculture Livestock
Machinery
Great Amusement
Program
Splendid Band Tomassino Italian
Band, enroute Sacramento
to Salem.
Great Racing
Fifty
Entries
First publication September .1. 1919:
last publication. October. 3. 1919.
XOTICE Is hereby given that th
State Land Hoard of the State of ore
gon will receive Healed bills at Its of
tic in the Capitol UulUling at Salem.
Oregon, up to 10:00 o'clock A. M . on
October 14. 1919. for all the State's
interest In the overflow Kinds herein
after described, giving, however, to
the owner or owners of uny lands
abutting or tontlng thereon, the
preference light to purchase nail
overflow lands at the highest price
I offered, provided such offer Is made
in good faith, anil also provided, that 1
the land will not be sold for. nor any I
offer therefor accepted of less than ! " " "
I $7 "0 per aire, and that the Hoard re-' OHKOON:
ervea the right lo reJ.K-t any and all J You ure hereby notified that this
bids plaintiff is Louisa llyland. (lie holder
j Said lands are situated In I.ane'of Certificate of Delinquency number-
'County, Oregon, and described as fol-1 ed 1-77. Issued on the 7th day of
lows, to w it: October. 1913. by the Tax Collector of
;' Beginniug at a point 10.92a chains the County of l.ane, State of Oregon.
;nonh of corner to Sections 21. :.'7 1 for the amount of $0 97. the same be
and 28. T. 17. S. R. 2 ". V. M , and , i"K the amount then due and dellu-
'running thence X. 79' 00' V. 2.00 uueut for luxe for the rar 191:!. to-
'chalus; X. 83" 10" W. 2.00 chains; X I gether w ith penal' y. Interest and cost
j 7.1 15' V. 1.39 chains, to a point In ! thereon upon the real property kmm.-ss
the I". S. meander l'ue of left bank ' ed to you. of which you are the owner
McKenzie Fork of Willamette it., ' as appears of record, situated In said
thence along said meander line, S.I County and State, and particularly
! 52 00' E. 4 21 chains: S. 16' 00' E. bounded and described aa follows, to-
j 7.14 chains; South 6 00 chains; S 211 wit:
00' E. 5 40 chains: S 47 00' E. 4.25 j Cndivided Vs Interest In of Lots
I chains: S. 74' 30' E. 3 50 chains; S 1 3. 4 and 5, iilotk 47 of Junction City,
;76 30' E 4 50 chains; S ' 00' K. Oregon.
'4 25 chains: X. 60 00' E. 1 10 ihains; j You are further notified that Louisa
; X. 74 45' E. 4 50 chains; X 54' 23' i llyland. the holder of said Certificate
iE. 2.22 chains; X. 4C OS' E. 40 ! of Delinquency, has pal l taxes un said
; chains; to the-center line of the old i promises for pror or subsequent
channel of said river as establ'Mhed years as follows. toit:
In County Survey 1503 dated April 1. j On October 7. 19l't. the sum of
1900, thence along center line of old 1 1" 97. for taxes of the year 1912.
; channel as established In said County i On March 30. 1914. the sum of
j survey S. SO . 30' W. 20 00 chains; X. ! i 75. for taxes of the year Is 13.
124' 30' W. 1102 chains: North 7.53 On March 31. 1915, the siuu of $4 53,
; chains to the meander line on the, for taxes of the year 1914
J right bank of said river, thence along' On February 21. 1917. the sum of
'meander X. 17 45' W. S 30 chains; ' $4 99.. for taxes of the yi ur '.M5
' X. 6S' 00' W 20S chains to meander j On April 5. 191H. the sum l $7 57.
j corner between Sections 21 and 22. j for 'axes of the year 19l
.hence South 5.72 chains to th- place' On January 10, 1919 the sum of
5.00. for tax s of the yea. 1917
On April 5. 1919. the um of $5 37.
for taxes of the yet., 1 9 1 S
All of said amounts, hear liitrrest
from ,lat- of i:inient nl the rate of
I .", p.-r -.-ii ; , r riTim
Said Elizabeth Taylor as ln; owner
CAMELS sitprly cignrrtte contentment heyoml utiytliina
you ever experienved ! You never tasted such full
bodied nicllow-mil.'ness ; such l elicfdnne., uppetiitm
flavor nnd coolm-nn. Tlitj mote Cnttn Is you Niuuke tlie
Kreater becomes your dclittil--C'tmrs ro such a ciJm
rettf rrvrltition !
Kverythmit about Cnniels you find so KiscinatmR is due to
their quality -to the t-xvrt blend of clume Tuikiali utnl
choice Domestic tobaccos.
You'll sav Cntels arc in n class by themselves they seem
nunic to ntrrt your oivn prrsoni ttf in so innny ways!
Ku-edom from any unpleasant cigarrtty niter taste or un
pleiiKsnt ciR-uetty odor makes Camels particularly desirable
to the most fastidious smokers. And, you smoks Camels us
liberally as meets your own wishes, for they never tire your
taste! You are always keen for the
cigarette satisfaction that makes
Camels so attractive. Smokers real
ize that the value is lit the cinuiettes
and do not expect premiums or cou
(ons !
Compare Ctimrla with any ciga
rette in the world tit any price!
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Monday
DAY SCHOOL always in session
1 NIGHT SCHOOL begins Sept. 29
SOLDIERS, SAILORS and MA
RINES may enroll vith us
under the State Aid Act
ASK FO?. FREE INFORMATION
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
A. E, ROBERTS, Manager
992 Willamette Phone 666
of beginning, and conta'ninK 0.27 j
' acres.
' Applications and bids should he ad :
dressed to O. (J. Urown. t'lerk of the'
State Land Hoard. Sal'-m. Oregon and
marked "Application and Ii.il to I'ur
ha.e Overflow Lands "
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f'lerk State l.anl itoard
Uateil. July :s. 1919
h'irht publication, Auiru.s' 1 l'i!':
I 'ast publication. October i 1 f T-
NOTICE AND SUMMONS IN FORE
CLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
in t i ( k ii'ci'i' ff it irr i t II"-:
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of l-.lj'-r 'i'..y:ni-, iHii-a'd an'l all
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Our Sources of Supply
our purchasing facilities, are as val
uable to you as to us when you buy
furniture here.
ISfiiiK ill thf market nil of tin- tini Knowing liiriilnn'
valiM-K when we nee them, we are coiislanlly pit kiiiK iii
Kxl "Imivh" whit U we, in ttirii. pasH tin to our patrons.
Every purchase you make here has first been bought
right by us.
You are getting full value in trading with us.
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