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TIIURSDAT, NOVOIHER 16. 1922.
FACE TWO
T1IT5 SriUNQFIELD NEWS
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
rubllshed Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
SUDSCRIPTION RATES:
One Tear $1.25 Three Months 60c
Fix Months 75c Single Copy Ec
One Year. When paid In Advance 11.25
Nesbltt, admtnlatrmtrtt ot Um tt
ot Henry Nesbltt. deceased, naa ren
dered and filed la tha County Court
of tha Stat of Oregon tor the County
ot Lane her final account aa uch ad
mlnistratrlx and that by order of said
Court, Saturday the lth day ot Decern-
Iber. 1922 at thehour ot ten o'clock In
, the forenoon at the County Court room
In the Court house at Eugene, Oregon,
hit been fixed and appointed aa the
day, time and place for hearing ob
jection to aald ftnal account and the
settlement thereof. All objection to
Mtd final account must be In writing
and tiled with the cferk of said court
. Entered at the Postoff ice at Springfield, Oregon, as Second-class
on or before said day and time.
Matter. February 24. 1903.
Pated thla day of November,
U. 8. V. B. REPRESENTATIVE tbi tall and promises to be one jesSIE NESMT, Administratrix of
INTERVIEWS EX-SERVICE MEN of the moat successful means of m !,he of Henry Ne,bu leased.
jin Injured vetarane aelf eupoortlna, pf f,t p(lW;c,ton Nuf . 1B 1 ,M1
War Tterao of Springfield took n government ageut staled. of a8t pub,ct,OI,f re. 14, 1922
dvantaga of the recent visit of W.I Mr. Loomls announced a new move
F. Loomls. special contract represent on the part of the veterans' bureau, Springfield
tlve of tha Cntted States Veterans' to dignify vocational courses under.
the government and help the trainee '"-
cures u, wno spent vteanesaay inwr,'"' r 1
-elewlr-g former service men of thla, 'ho "olshed his course to secure
-vicinity relative to their disabilities employment Dlplomaa or certificates
ad tellng them offer of the gover- ' graduation will be Issued to these
anent relative to combination, voea-' disabled veteran who worked so.
Springfield New $125 par year.
A Tlmaty Suggestion
ThU l the aeason of the year when
Ainn.t trainin hnanitaiiMtinn mt earnestly tor iwo or tnree years, in
war risk Insurance. Mr. Loomls Inter- i Instances, to learn a new voca- the prudent and careful housewife re
viewed 15 former service people andt,on- he statod. These certificates plenlshes her supply of Chamberlain's
-f this number one filed a claim forjw,a b 'lttd by national and district Cough Remedy. It i almost certain
federal compensation, he announced officials of the bureau and are to be to be needed before the winter Is over
Just before his departure. (presented to the rehabilitated trainees and results ore much more promr-l
,.,. . .h I through branch offices of the govern- and satisfactory when it la kept at
. . iment agency. Nearly 1.000 veterans hand and given as soon a' the first I
fkV v I uiuv u afta.;ui,v auu w I
lieve that they hare "jnst claims
III .U. Krt.-L ,llKlmn. a la 1 1 t Ka tt.
egalnst the government should get lnj"r ' " - -
nn,h with th. mrtl.nd nrrie. of Hi.!" 9 tho8e who W,H """P1"'8 h tern. There is no danger In giving II
w u i .. various courses in the future. The to children as It contains no opium
AefprflTis riiiran rT letter 1
men are especially trained under gov- or otj.er harmful drug
Vpon 1-aving this community Mr. ernmfnt 8uperTisjon j
.u u.-u e.r., ,rler,i. -uUj Thre many rehabilitated
men NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
OFFICE
Washington. D. C, November 1, 10?1
veteran a start on his own land, a new NoTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, Notice is hereby given mat subject
way of rehabilitation, is provicg very to the conditions and limitations of
to lapse to have it reinstated Imme
diately. Project training, cr giving the war
employers are urged to give them flrt
opportunity for new openings.
popular among former service men
Notice is hereby given that Jessie the Act ot June 9. 1316 (39 Stat.. 21S
WHY TAKE THE TIME
and trouble to bake cakes, pies,
biscuits and bread when you
can have such delicious goodies
from our bakery at a price that
you could not meet it you bad
to produce them yourself? We
will take the drurgery out of,
housekeeptrg if you will let us.
MOON'S BAKERY
Successor to Eggimann Bakery
:nd the Instructions of the Secretary
of the Interior of September 15, 19t7l
(48 L. D. 447). th timber on the fol
lowing lands will be sold December
13, 1923, at 10 o'clock a. m., public
auction at the ln!td States land
office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the
highest bidder at not lesa than the
appraised value as shown by this
notice, sale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of Interior.
The purchase price, with an additional
sum of one-fifth ot one per cent, there
of, being commissions allowed, must
be deposited at time of sale, money
to be returned! If aale Is not approved,
otherwise patent will Issue for the
timber which must be removed with
in ten year. Bids will be received
from cftlzena of the Cnlted State, as
sociations of such cltlaena and cor
poration organized under the Jaws
of the United States or any State; Ter
ritory or District thereof only. Upon
application of qualified purcha er
the timber on any legal aubdivlsion
will be offered separately before being
included in any offer of a larger unit
T. 31S, R. 12W, Sec. 13. Lot 14, Red
ftr I2S M Lot II. red fir 75 M ; none
of th fir on these lota to be aold for
) than 11.00 per M.
T. JS. R. 11W. 8ee. IS, NEU NKU.
red ftr 405 M . white tlr ISO M , white
cedar 330 M4 red cedar 33 M i NVV
N'RVi red fir 350 M.. whit fir CO M.,
whits cedar 30 M.; $E4 NEU red
ftr, 613 M., whlta fir. 30 M., .white
cedar 440 M.J NKV flW4. red tlr
470 M.. white ceilar 160M , red cedar
15 M.; NWH 8WH. red flr.4B0 M.
White cedar 165 M., red cedar lOM.i
SWi SVi. red fir 795 M white fir
140 M.. whlta cedar 333 M ; KU
SW, red fir 910 M-. white tlr 10 M.,
white cedar 485 M, red cedar 13 M ;
NEVi SE. red fir 1205 M., white fir
S5M white cedar 625 M ; SV RKU.
red fir 820 M4 white ftr S3 M., white
cedar S95 M.; SEU SEVi. red fir 13.10
M. whlta cedar 178 M . red cedar SO
M.; none ot the timber on these
tract to we sold for less than 11.60
per M. for the red fir; 10.50 per M. for
the white fir; 34 00 per M. for the
whlta cedar and $1.60 per M. for th
red cedar.
T. 15S. R. 1V, Sec. 35; NWVi NWU
red fir 1060 M.. yellow fir 000 M.. red
cedar 50 M.. hemlock 60 M.; none a(
the t'mber on this tract to be sold for
less than 31.75 per M, for tho fir and
31 00 per M., tor the cedar and hem
lock.
T. 153. R. 2W. Sec. 35; NWi; SWV4
red ftr 2020 M cetar 6M.; 8Wi
SWVi rod fir 3005 M., none of the tim
ber on these tracts to be sold f-r les
than $1.75 per M . for the fir and $1 on
per M for the cedar.
T. 21S. R. 2W". Sec. 27. Lot 11. red
f'r 4S0 M cedar 27 M. heinl Mk t:t0
M.: Lot 14. red fir 1400 M . cedar 311
M . hemtock 130 M., ncno of Hie tim
ber on these tracts to be sold lor los
than $150 per M. tor the fir; $1.00
r-er M. for the cedar and JO 60 per .M.
tvr the hemlock.
GEO. R. WICKl! AM
Aetl.-g Commissioner, General Lanil
Off'e.
lwte of firtt publication Nov. 9. 1922.
Date of last publication Io, 7. 192J
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NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT
MEETING
To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that a moot
In: of the legal votera bolng resident
taxpayers and owners of real property
in Road District No. 5. in Uine coun
ty, Oregon, will be held at the hour
of 2 p. m. on the 4th day of Severn-
ber. A. D. 1822. at the Camp Creek
school bouse No. 70, In suld Road
District, to determine whether said
road district shall levy a special tal
of 10 mills upon all tasable property
In aaid district for the purpose or pro
viding funds for extension of road
improvement on Haydcn Bridge and
Camp Creek road. Beginning S mile
east ot Hayden bridge to the fork of
th Camp Creek road In Section Z4.
Township 178. Range 2W.
C. P. BARNARD. County Judge.
M. H. HARLOW, County Commls
sloner.
I OttK&CASl J
I CLEAXT8G
sucncE
. Runnel his wife and A. K.
Malliows were defrndanta and w!ire
I n plaintiff re-iverel Judgiu nt
'airalnxt said t! of n 1 i t George lttisil
fur the sum of $r.IJ and intr.'i.t
'thfrvon fruin the 2tih day of Augimt
1922 at the rate of tn per cent pr
a n ii ii tn until paid and the furtlmr turn
of 175 00 as attorney' fees together
with the cokls and disbursements id
the suit and th accruelng conti.
which Judavment enrolled auJ do kot
ed In the office of the Clerk of tald
Court on the 16th day of October 1922
and execution theroon was duly Isnued
directed to me, commanding me In
the name of the State of Oregon, In
order to satisfy aaid Judgement and
accruelng cost to self til the follow
ing described real property, to wit:
All the undivided one half Interest In
and to lot number eight (ft) In Block
sixty four ) of Mande'a subdivi
sion In the Town of Springfield. Lane
County, Oregon, a shown by th plat
there of together with the tenement
hereditament and apprtennc
thereunto belonging or In any wise
appertaining, and ibm proceeds of said
sale to be applied aa follows:
loori tor mis si
efCavgs tad o&cr a
Klr-t. th rj)eri of ssld aale and
the lalmlff's 0 't Slid dlburnrmn::t
of Oils suit toK.tlur whh lnlnt!ffs
sttoriiM) fei-a.
H-cii:id, l tli rayiiifrit of the
JililKOIIieni of th plMllllirf.
Third, thu hnl.-ince If any there be
to be c'Ntoed of as the Court shall
direct.
Now therefore tn the name of the
Sui ol Oregon and In compliance
wi;b the n.'iuilon and order of sale,
I villi on Katuiday the ISth day of
November, 1922, butwoeo the buurs
of 9 o'clock a. ni. and 4 o'clock p. in.
lo wit at the hour of ont o'clock p.
m. of said day, at the south west door
o( the county court bouse lo .Eugene,
Lone, County, Oregon, offer for salo
In one parcel, for cah, subject to re
dempllou, all the ssterest, right.
title or equity of the defendant.
George Russell and Russell bla
wife. R. af. Rassol and Rusarll
his wife, and A. B. Mathewa la and
to aald land and premise hereinbe
fore described and every part there
of.
FRED O. STICKLES, BUerlff of
Lane Coanty, Oregos.
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fTANDAt-O OA COMAJY
NOTICe FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Laid Office at Rosebarg, Ore
too. SaaUsnbar 21. 1922.
NoUc la hereby glvea that Lools
Kindt, of Kagea. Oregoa, who, oa
Komber 11, 1I2, mad Hoaaata4
Eour. Serial, No. 1S40(, for tb
ffEVi oinVK of SecUoa K, Township
US. Rang W. Witlaaaatu Meridian.
haa filed B4tat of fataato to aaka
Flaal Tbraa-yaar proof, to Ubllb
claim to th Iad above described, be
fore B. O. IsBaet. V. 8. CoraaaUaiooer
at hi ofttoa, at Bat. Oregon, oa
d lltk day of November, 192.
Clahsaat aacsM M wlMe: wil
Haa Kiadt, of (. Oregoo. RoaU
); Oeorg TftU. ft , Oregoa,
Reatg 1; Carl Tell of Saga, Pegaa,
Kerta 1; Qar RetfeaaeT, of Bageaw,
Oregon, Itoate .
W. at Rlur.
m i, ; I Ii J' l i.
SHERirr 8ALC OH
' FORECLOSURE
Motto la hMy given, that by
rlrts of aa execaOoa ajsd order of
sal laawad oet of the Clrcait Coart
of th Stat of Oregon for Lan Ooan
ty on th ltk day of October 1922
on a Judgement rendered In aald
Court on tha 16th day of October 1922
in a mlt wherein J. 8. Cook waj plain-
'tiff and George Ruseell and ..... ...
Russtl, till wife, B. M. Rossel and
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Luna White, 7 bare 2Cc
Palm Olove, per bar '. 7c
Cremt Oil, 2 bars 15C
RAISINS
New Seedless Haifa-ns, per lb lGc
RalsInB, seeded, 2 packages 26c
Lux 2 packages .. 2c
Brazil Nuts, per lb., 17c; 3 lbs SOc
A very nice assortment of
fresh meats to choose from
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Located In Gray's Cash & Carry