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THE. 8 THING FIELD NEWS
TIMJIIHDAY, AlKllJST UK 1 J20
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Publlxhed Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
TYLER A FREELAND
Bam H. Tyler. Editor. II. D. Kreeland. Adr.
Entered at the Potofflce
at Springfield.
February 54.
Oregon,
190.1.
aa Second elans
tember, l20.
Claimant namea an wHihhmpk:
I Clayton Arnel. of Mnrcnln, Oregon;
j Amy Polley, of MarcoU, Oregon:,
: Ilfnimn Hitter, of Ma renin, Oregon; i
I ( tin r Uh Admit, of Mnrrolu, Oregon . '
W. II. CANON.
Ht'KlKtcr.
Matter.! Jly " A 2rt. 20. )
Mgr.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES:
One Year $2 09 Three Months 50c
811 Months $1.00 Single Copy 5c
ie Year. When raid In Advance .. $1.76
WOULD RUIN THE STATE
In many localities throughout Ore
pen, meetings have neon called for
discussion among farmers and busi
ness men. of a constitutional amend
ment, proposed by dilative which is
o limit the legal rate of interest to
be charged in the state of Oregon to
4 per cent on all moneys after they
become due. and 5 per cent ou what
at present employed In
Khop In Kugeue.
Ole Lee's I
NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION I
Notice is hereby given that on the;
second Monday in September being!
the 13th day thereof.! 1920. the Coun
ty Hoard of (Equalization for Lane)
County will meet at the Court House;
in Eugene and publicly examine the!
are known as contract loans. The f Assessim ni Rolls and correct all er
measure will go before the voters at IT" 1" valuation, description or quail
the general election to be held Tues- ties of lands, lots or other property
day. November 2. (assessed In said rolls, at htch tiinej
It is estimated that 70 Der cent of I"1 P'aee it shall be the duty of alii
loaned in Oregon comes from persons interested to appear.
money
outside the state and this would be
withdrawn over night if such a meas
ure as this should pass.
The wording of the proposed nieai
tire appears to benefit the borrower
by giving him cheap Interest rates
tint low rales without any money to
borrow will not help the man needing
money.
With the V. S. Government paying
6 per cent for money, what chance j
Dated August 7. 1920
HERBERT K. WALK EH.
Countv Assessor.
19 SEPT 9
AL'G
Has Never Seen Their Equal
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
for stomach trouble, biliousness and
, constipation-off and on for the past
ten years. I have never seen their
equal yet. They strengthened my di
gestion, relieved me of head. n lies and
I .. ...M.I ... J
would Individuals in Oregon stand to bowels. I take pleasure In recom
get It at 4 and 5 per cent? j mending them" writes H. 1) F. Par-
Franklin T. C.iiffith. nres.. of Port-! menter. t riiJersvtlie. Ohio.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the
undersigned has. by order of the
county court of the state of Oregon,
for the county of Lane, been ap
pointed executor of the last will and
testament ami estate of James C.
Freeman, deceased and all personal
hating claims against saiil estate I
are hereby notlried to piexcnt the'
same properly wtificd to the under-1
signed ut (he First National bank. of
Springfield. Oregon, or 'to Frank A. i
! Oel'tie. the attorney for the estate,!
; at his office In S pi'iu K fu-hl. Oregon, '
ion or before six months from the
j dale of this notice. j
i CHARLES I. SCOTT. j
i Executor of the Last Will and Testa-,
J ment and Estate of James C. Free
man, deceased. ;
Frank A. DuPue. j
Attorney for (he Estate. i
Hate first publication July l".'. 19:'0.
Pate last publication Aug. l!i. 1920.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that Lydii
J. Clark, administratrix of (In- estate
of Elizabeth J. Revere, deceased, his
rendered und filed in tile Couiuy
Court of the Slate of Oregon for t It
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Marlnda lllleinnn.'
cussed.
Not te Is hereby given that Rich
ard Illinium has been by the County
Court of the Slate of Oregon, In mid
for Lane Comity, duly apolnted ad
luinlstrallor of the estate of MarludH
llileman. deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified In prf
Kent the same, duly slated and veil
fled, nl the law office of A. E. Wheel
er. In Eugene, Oregon. Mil hill six
months from this I2lh day of August,
1920
RICHARIt MILKMAN.
Administrator
A. E Wheeler, Attorney Kept. Ji
Have you read the want ads,
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon, lor (he County of Luno
Hoy A Pal r, Plaintiff vs. Myrtle
F. Palmer. Defendant.
To Myrtle F. Palmer, the ubove
Named Defendant:
In the name of the stale of Ore
gon, You ale hereby required lo ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in Ihe above entitled
Couit and cauie on or belore I lie 2 ! rd
day of September 1920, said date lie
ing more than six (i) weeks fwuii. die
date of Ihe first publication of lhn
siiiiiIiiiiiis ami being the time pro
scribed for such appearance by you
In the order of publication of thli
County of Lane, her final an otmt an P sun. mens herein entered 4,f record:
entered of lecord on the "III day of
August. 1 920 .ordering that the sum
iioiis be puMlwlird In said newspa
per once each week for six consecu
tive weeks and the date of Ihe flrnt
piilillciillou will be Align it Ihn I2th,
(920 and the date of Ihe last publica
tion Milt be Met iber 2:ird, I920
FRANK A. DC PI E.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
PoMofflic address, Springfield, Ore
gon. Kd. 2,
Cured of Stom.ich Trouble and Con-
tipation
Itiii he Crllilt-y, of IIcum i Dam.
Ohio Mas slik for Iwn years with
rtomacli trouble ( ti t coustlputloii,
l.'ikllig one uicilictii ufler another
Willi only temporary relief. "My
neighbor spoke sn enthusiastically of
Chamberlain's Tablets" she says "that
I procured a boiile of them at our
drug store Id try. A few days treat
ment convinced me that they were
Just what I needed. continued there
use for several weeks and they cured
me.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
pres..
land Ry. Lt. & Power Co.. says the
measure would literally ruin the
state. It would close industries and
throw thousands of men out of work.
O
j Isn't k a fact that the man who!
used to diive a horse toots his auto-,
-.mobile horn the loudest when a team I
gets in his way?
PUBLICATION.
the Interior, I. S.
Kuseburg. Oregon,
Sain Yockey, of Eugene, was in
-Sprnpfield "Wednesday on his way
to Marcola where ' he contemplates
buying a barber shop. Mr. Yockey is
NOTICE FOR
Department of
Land Office at
July 21. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Nelson
Rush, of Marcola. Oregon, sou and
one of the heirs at law of Flora If.
L:sh. deceased, who. on. June . 1916.
made .Homestead Entry Serial X..
010"!!. for Lot 1. Section 8. Tow l
ship 16 South. Range 1 West. Willam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before E. O. Imnnl.
I'nited States Commissioner, at Eu
gene. Oregon, on the 1st day of Sep-
that said Court has by order duly
made and entered theieiu fixed and
appointed Saturday Hie llth day i.f
September 1920 at the hour
j o'clock in the i'oi moon at tit
Court room in
,-day. time and
of ten
( 'on 111 v
said County, as said
111.,... f.vf I. A . ., ..I.
I ,W, IK ..tlllfe I'll
(jet-lions to jaid account and th- set-
ucmeiil tli.teor All Oljilln.lis to
said final annunl must be in writing
anil fibd wi'h the Clerk of K.i.d Court
nil or before said day and time.
LYDIA J. Ci.KK.
Administratrix of the cM.ite of
Eliab. th J Revere, di-n a cd.
Frank A. DePue,
Attune-)- for the (v-l.iie,
Aug 12 Sept. 9.
and if oii fail to appear ami answer,
'for waul thereof the plaintiff will up
ply lo the Couit for Ihe lelief In the
complaint demanded and prayed for.
to wit: For a decree of the Court ills
solving the marriage coiitiai t and
bonds of Mai i iiuony existing between
'you and the planliff on the gioiinds
of deseitioii for more (ban on year
ami for sin h other relief as to the
Court shall seem meet.
'! li.s summon is nerved upon Vo l
by piiblu at ion thereof in the Spring
. 4eb New s piirsiianl to an order of
III" ll"llo..blc II. L llortll. Judge of
; h" County 'oi:it of tin- Male of Ore
j'in fur the County of Lane, made uij I
It has come to our notice that
many water ronsunieia In Springfield
are disregarding our rules u regard
to Irrigation. The houis In which Ir
rigation la allowed Is from to 10 In
the morning ami from 5 to 9 In the
evening On account of the large
amount of water used ut this time of
Vear. we will be compelled to shut
o'f the water of any one using R for
Irrigation ouUldc of these hours
Mol'NTAIN STATES POWER CO.
Ilv Fred E Drown, Local Manager.
ChamberlainV. fCoile and Diarrhoea
Remedy
This m uiki'h-M loiiaMy one of Iho
iiiohI mii ces-f nl med'llnes in use for
bowel complaints a few dons of It
will cure an ordinary attack of dblr
ihoca M has been U-o-d 111 nine epl
demos of ilvsetiterv with perfect
sin C1--.M it can always be depended
Ill-oil In give prompt relief I,, ,,,,
of i oil, and ilmlei-.i morbus When
reduced w'th water and sweetened
It Is j . ;im.iiii l( Kvery family
should keen Hum iemi-y i,( hand
GAS AND ACID STOMACH
And Other Stomach Troubles Relieved in
itto .Minut'-s, bv
tsklnjr a lii-ufiini'
ti-iiHHsiiif ul of .lulu
in u las of hot
wutrr. AUuluti-ly
luirtii'i-ss.
- .Id -v A' Ore -ir-t
NAT
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II
ONAL PARK
Nature's Most Wonderful Labora
tory and Out-of-Door Paradise
"Yellowstone National Park is ideal for camping out.
When people realize this lt should quickly become the
most lived in of all our national parks. Remember that
the Yellowstone Is yours." Franklin K. Lane, former
Secretary of the Interior.
Its Hotels Are Marvels of Superior Service
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
DAILY
Portland to West Yellowstone
Operated by the
Union Pacific System
LEAVE8 PORTLAND 5:00 P. M.
Let our representative explain the various
tonrs which enable visitors to Bee all of Yel
lawfctoi.q ho comfortably an at miuumum
cost; also quote faren, prepare your Itinerary
annd make your reservations.
J. II. O'NEILL, Traveling Passenger Agent,
with headquarters at 701 Wells Fargo build
ing, Portland, will be glad to call personally
on anyone winning to visit Yellowstone, and
arrange all details. Urop hirn a card or ad- .
dress
WM. McMUKRAY
Central Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
tREAfJdl
OUR PEiTECT
CREAMERY DUTTER
iippc.il to on in your de-
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Springfield
Creamery
Be
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Use Our
mumiers
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Keep your complexion clear and your hair glossy
by giving them proper euro. Wc have the washes, sham
poos and tonics you need all free from harmful Ingred
ients; also face powders perfumes, fine toilet soaps and
other toilet necessities.
Our quality Is high our prices low and
Wa are Careful Druggists.
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