The Springfield news., July 17, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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UNIVERSITY HAS TH IRD
C lassified A d vertisem en ts
Personals
• « II w hat you w ant te Mil. buy what you w ant to buy through these
column«. W rit« or phon« T W O
Mr. and Mrs. R W Hcoggln ano
baby of Murcola were In town Thur«
day.
,
Mr and Mr« M O. PlUett and aon
ware Springfield visitors from Thomp-
ton's resort up the McKenzie river on
Thursday.
Mr«. M H Brown of Thurston a t "
In I. rlngflrltl on business Thuraday
Mr and Mrs. O. L. Btarey, were In
from W altervllle Thuraday.
LARGEST COLLECTION
' flRFfiQN NEWS ITEMS
IWTFRFST
Is bankruptcy, who defied the Wasco
Ur O lL U I RL In I LilLO I gpped,n, about a month ago. baa rap-
University of Oregon. Eugene. July
itulated and paid a fine of 140 In tb s
17.—The third largeat collection of
woks In the a tale la now to be found Brief Resume of Happenings of Justice court at The Dalles.
George M. Tucker, demented by th s
lg the I'nlveiNIty of Oregon libra.’
the Week Collected for
FOR RENT - 250 seres ar»ln land. 3 FUHN18IIED Apartments and room«
death of bis wife and a favorite grand­
it Eugene. During 1923 8,710 volume«
miles south east of Junction City.
son In a fire which destroyed their
for rent by day or month. Elite
were added to the library, making
Our Readers.
Jesse Hove m s
J 10 17
home laat January, ended hl» life by
ii' i.i, : t 'I and Main str e e t
0
» total of 130,470. Thia number la
■hooting him»elf In the head at the
exceeded by the Portland I*ubllc Li­
FURNISHED epsrtm ents anti rooms
F. O. Bunting, retired bualne«« man home of his brother. D. G. Tucker,
CAUL AMD SEE Di. N. W Erarrj
brary, and the State Library at 8a-.
for r«m by d»y or month. Bills Ho*
of Lakeview, died In Loa Angeles from ■even mile» east of Joaeph.
on prices on plat» and other work, tl
lent.
tol. 31)7 Mnln streel.
tf.
knife wounds.
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The state Irrigation and drainage
In 1003 there WWfe 12.000 book«
V nnre H»avry, m ornhant of Donna,
Fig trees growing In the yard of «ecurltie» commission at a meeting In
CALI. Hl* rside Dairy for purn Jer­
In the library. By 180« thia number
wan
In
on
bualnraa
Monday.
sey Wilk a»<l <'r am. Phone 34 »3
had grown to 14.000 aud the growth August Kakel In Canemah are heavily gB,em eItPn,iP,i the time for starting
D K Mitchell baa returned to~hls
U
since then has been more than 800 laden with fruit.
work on the Jordan valley project
apr.
work at Oakridge after visiting for
WOMANS LETTER WILL
per cent.
i The fourth annual Methodist Epia from June 25 to August 25. The con­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
H E L P S P R IN G F IE L D »ome lim e In Springfield
The total number of book» Issued copal camp meeting will open at Cot- tract was awarded some time ago to
NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN that
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B. 0 . Smith of Natron was In town to readers during 1923 was 311.774 tage Grove Thursday,
Morrison & Knudson of Boise.
John W Htnv»n«. litvs li»»u duly sp*
She wrllea; “I hated cooking be* on business Friday.
pointed to I th» County Court of the
volumes. Of these. 67.892 were is-
Representative Slnnott haa arTived
There is no shortage of water on
niai» of Oregon for the County of route all I ah* lurnetl «our and form
John Parker of Junction City waa sued for home use from the clrcula- | n The Dalles to «pend the summer the Warmsprlngs Irrigation district In
I,«n» »« ttdmli'lalru’or of the Estui» etl gss
| drank hot water and olive a Springfield visitor on Thuraday and tlon and reference desks. The num- recess at his home there.
Malheur county despite the fact that
of Cornelia Kleyeo», deceased and al!|
her Issued from the reserve desk, » The toregt fire airplane patrol for a number of other projects are suf­
pentuna having risun« again* aald oil l»y the gallon. Nothing helped un- again on Friday.
HI
I
used
Atllerlka'•
Moat
m
ed
l!
Dirk
Franklin
we»
here
from
the
ra ta l,, are hereby notified to present
chiefly used by students In the Uni- western Oregon will continue to make fering from lack of moisture, accord­
the name properly verified io tits un* cfnra act only on lower bowtJ hui Keavey hop yards on
ing to a letter received at the office»
~~ Thuraday.
, i »«rally, waa 245.903. Thia repre- llH headquarters In Eugene.
deralgned at •ha office of Frank A. Adlerlk« a d s on BOTH upper anti < George P’att a
of 20.8 per cent Hi
City Of Rainier has voted to of the state engineer at Salem.
Del'ue. Attorney for the eatate In lower bowel and remoras all gas and were Thuraton men In town on bust »entu an Inert
l the total number of books Issued, and
bonds and take up outstanding
Subject to the approval of the execu­
Rprlngfield. Oregon within «la months
poisons. Excellent for ot «finale t on-
a Thurajlt I ;
from the dale of thia notice.
an Increase of 30 per cent In tho num- warranta , or street Improvement».
tive committee of the American Le­
from
Dated at Hprtn«fl«’d, Oregon. July Mlpatlon. Il»lps any rn«e gaa on th e , Mr«. |,ulu Key«« waa here
! her of reserve books issued.
A t,re or,BinatllJg ln an oid burn- gion of Oregon, Crook county post No.
buying trip Thors
«tornarli In TEN minutes.
W altervllle on
13. 1934.
The number of periodicals contrlbu- e(j.over slashing destroyed the Faun 29, American Legion, of Prineville, ha»
JOHN W. STEVENS.
F L A N E R Y '8 D RUG STO R E
day.
Administrator.
. Lee Davis «hipped two carload» of ted laat year wax 1.363. which has Harrold Lumber mill near Glendale. selected June 24. 25. 26 and 27 as tho
dates for the 1925 state convention
FRANK A DEIM’E,
NOTICE OF
,lia T from Botsford to Wendllng thia been Increased thl^. year to 1.7..0.
Threshing of fall grain got under
Attorney for the Estât»
of the Oregon American Legion.
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publications
Include
:mont
y.
way
at
Albany
last
week
with
most
Jl 17 24 31 A 7 14.
Owing to a series of burglaries at
NOTICE II hereby given that the Tuesday.
467; weekly. 129: quarterly. 193; bl- of the threshing outfits taking the
f’
Salem which stirred the city r.o that
underalgned. administrator de bonis
B Coortrlght left Monday for Comp- m(,nth l5 2«; dally. 3; Irregular pub- road.
Clarence Lennar«! of Drain was •n !non of the Estate of John E. Innls, ¡ton. California.
! Ilcatlons. such as government and
With chiropractor» present from all business men held a meeting and ask­
Kprtnjrfle'n for medical treatment ileceased, has filed hla Final Acounl
Mr. and Mr«. I. M. Francis "( foreign documents. 464; newspaper;, sections of the state, the 17th annual ed that the night police force be in­
In aald Estate with the County Mount Vernon were In Springfield '
Munday.
convention of the Oregon Chiropractic creased. the city council granted th e
Court of the sta te of Oregon for Lane
request and authorized an addition of
County und the «aid Court haa »et I Tuesday on bua.nea
association was held in Portland.
five men for immediate service.
Kill Seven Skunks.
Monday, the 4tlt day of August. 1924.
Joe Kirk, of Portland was here for
,p U T IL IT IE S M AKE
Fishing in the south fork of the
at Ten o’clock A. M as the time, anil tn cllrsl lreatm“n’ Monday.
Carle Abrams, secretary of the state
FINE BUSINESS RECORD Santiam above Foster for steelhead
Mr and Mr«
William were)
Teddy L atltl and Frank < ampbcll lbe Poi1nly Courtroom In the County
salmon is attracting many Albany and budget commission, has sent out
killed .even skunks one day 1a«t week (*,,Urihou«,. at Eugene. Oregon, a» the )n from W ultervllle Monday.
blanks to the various state instil»-
on On* I’ H Editil iton pi u ' Thia place for the hearing of »aid Final
Arthur Ilh kaon of Wendllng re gurvey j uit Completed Shows Steady Linn county anglers to that stream.
on
Account.
All
person
having
objw
-
,
treatment
here
Mon-
o « ..,.
h ... w . . » . » » •
makes ten skunks (hey have killed
Growth of Oregon's »150,000.000 t
’ obtaining the estimated expenditure,
llena to said Final Accouut or any pur-(
lately.
llcis'ar Item thereof are hereby notl- ‘lay.
,ndU“ ry-
¡road Agate Beach. Lincoln county; of th e.e governmental branches dur-
fled to file the same with the County! Fred Johnston wan In from I.eu
,
-
o
Mrs. Anna Erbts, Harlan, Lincoln ing the biennium starting January J,
A Specialist.
Clerk of sutd Coun*<!on or before the > burg on bualne«» Saturday.
Portland, Ore., July 17.— (Special.)
(Special.) i j Mr». Anna
*.
1925.
»aid lllli day of August, 1924. at Ton
Hubbard Teylor and Charlo« Dav*
county.
Teacher: "You'll have to stay In
Government trappers have been
o ’clock. A. M
,,
, Thurston were Springfield vlel- —A survey Ju»t completed by the Ore-
A bond issue for the construction
Dat. ,1 th b 10th dny of July. 1924
* 01 1
,
after school and work on your geo­
gon Public Utility Information Bu­
called to Klamath Falls by Elmer
of a high-pressure water system for
WM F WALKER. Adm inistrator,« « « Saturday evening
graphy lesson. You didn’t locate a
reau covering the principal public
Williams of the United States bio­
do bonis non of tho estate of Jaim E
protection against fire will come be­
single one of tho cities."
service corporations of the state In
logical survey of Portland to deal
bui
t
Unni«,
deci-ased.
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
fore
the
people
of
Portland
at
the
W illie: “I can't locate them
with the rabid coyote situation on the
I GORDON K WELLS.
STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE dicate that business lg good. In no November election.
know how to tune in on tho *h«»l<’ i Attorney for Administrator.
case has there been any recession
upper Williamson river, where the
COl'NTY.
James
Hammond.
67.
who
haa
aerv-
-'I
J 10-17 24 31 A7.
F. N. Snyder and Mattle Snyder, during the past tw elve months, either
animals killed 28 grown cattle in 10
in the volume of production or in the ed 11 years in the Oregon
Plaintiffs.
vs.
number of customer« supplied w.th tentlary for the murder of Ike B oom
The public service commission h a ,
William L. Gordon. The First Na­ g(trvlt,0
ln Portland was granted J conditional
authorised the Portland Railway,
tional Bank. Eugene, Oregon:
5 The companies included In this sur pardon by Governor Pierce.
•
tloual Bank, Eugene, Oregon, The
Light & Power company to discontinue
The annual meetings of the Lane , train service between Oregon City
Bank of Commerce. Eugene. Oregon; vey have an aggregate investm ent in
j Contracting and Building
w. F. WALKER
the state of Oregon of approximately and Linn County Holstein Breeders and Canemah pendtng completion ef
Plant and Estimates Furnished
and James Albert. Defendants:
.associations will b» held at the Wild the new section ot the Pacific high­
TO WILLIAM L. OORDON. Defend­ »150.000.000. and are as follows:
Free. Will Help You Finance
FUNERAL OIREC3OR
. California-Oregon
a . n o r , ’-s'— Power Co., Med Rose stock farm«, owned by C. B. way, now under way between the tw o
Your Building.
ant:
Full Auto Equipment
Eaatern Orogon Light A Power Swango. near Coburg. Friday.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
GEO. W. PERKINS
Cities.
OF OREGON: You are hereby
A field of
wheat near
W. O. W. block
Co . Baker. Mountain States Powei
row e.
ot Federation
rteuoruciou waeac
u—
Varlou, ^ ^ 0 8 o< the Cascade na-
Corner 5th and D streets
plaint herein within six wt-eks from C o . Albany. Northwestern Electric Pendleton measuring 48 acres belong tlonal , oregt oti,e |. than the Salt creek.
»ifflee Phone 62-M Rea* »'hone 63 J i
Springfield, Oregon
io n th e r e o f, a n d i Co.. Portland. Pacific Power & Light ing to James Thompson has Just been
creek and Wlnberry creek water-
I you fail to so appear or answer the Co.. Portland, Portland Gas A Coke threshed and the yield was S26 sacks. #he(Jg which hare been closed to
' plaintiffs will apply to the epurt for Co.. Portland
or an average of 39W bushel«.
camping for a number of weeks, may
DR. N. W. EMERY
I the relief therein prayed for. to wit:
Call
A series of six picnics, beginning be closed soon if present weather
The six light and power companies
¡for a decree that the amount due bt
O K N T IS T
¡ascertained and that you and all per* during the first six months of 1923 ln Multnomah county at Gresham. conditions centinue, according to for­
SUTTON TRANSFER
¡sons claiming by. through
or under Produced 411.963.103 k. w. h. of elec- Monday, are Heiug bald by eight ooun est officials. /4 •--»»* a ~
Sutton Bldg.
P h o n . 20-J
^4* foreclosed
I you be forever barred and foreclosed
ry Holstein Freslaa associations of the j Almost 100.000 pounds of squirrel
Residence Phone 153 M
an of strict foreclosure from ail right, trical energy,
Phono 57
W illamette valiey during the week.
title
and
interest
under
and
by
virtue,
p
or
the
first
six
month,
of
1924,
poison waa distributed In the state
Springfield. Oregon
iof that certain I«and Sale C ontract' th(l productlon rose to 470.683.880, z
The Oregon caves have been ex* during the fiscal year from July 1,
m tered Into on the 20th day of June, i
incrPase of 58.720,777. or an ac- p<,rien< ing the heaviest year in their 1923, to June 30. 1834. according to
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1923 V Frank E Blair and w
i f e (lll.rpaHe ln ,he output of these history. During
D u H n e t the
h e fir
first month and the annual report of Ira N. Gabriel
GEO,. N, M cL E A N
' Ice E Blair, vendors to you as ven
SHOE REPAIRING
a
half
of
the
season,
from May 15 to son, assistant biologist of the rodedt
idee
and
In
and
’>
the
following
des
|
companies
of
14
2
per
cent,
Automobile, F ire and L ife
Work Promptly and
Portland Gas e.
A r>
Coke
Com JunP 30. 3000 vtelt<*a had registered. pontpol ^ „ l o n of the United States-
cribed land and^premleea in Lane I Thp
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Carefully Done
County. Oregon, to-wit:
pany. which is the only Important gas
loaaeg ¡n Rregon, exclusive of biological survey.
Surety B °n d « ,
Phone «17
1 The K tt of NE<w See. 19 Twp.
the
«
ate
and
an
Portland,
during
the month of June
pjve
JOHN A. NELSON
My businexa Is to protect ycur
c o n t a in in g 80!
a” »*007
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r i v e of
m the 13 □ax-palllng m achine.
South. Range 1 Hast containing
business
Also lots 1 containing ; 15M.399J>-0_cubc ,*et
-
aggregated 1761.424 according to a re purchased recently th Canada have
acres of land
509 Main Street
800 W illa m e tte 8t. Eugene Oregon
69.27 acres, W 2 containing 36 10 , te first six months of last year
port prepared by Will H. Moore, state beeQ <je | | TW.Pd to grower» of the Salem
acres, lot 3 containing
titling 11.78 acre« and I ,iutpu, up to June 30 of thi.« year was lngurance commleeloner. There were vici_.t _ The pullers were purchased
17 acre«, all In Sec 19 751 940,710. This is a net Increase * tw #, o{ #9 Ore#
lot 4 containing 2"
funds advanced by the state e f
Runge 1 East
of Wll
. . . 542.190.
190 or
or 10
10 8 « per
per cent.
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WM. G. HUGHES
Twp 19 South. Range
E a s t or
w ti
f t 777
A. A. ANDERSON
The first consignment of’peaches for o rPgon and Portland chamber of com-
F IR E AN O A U T O IN S U R A N C E
lamette Meridian, contalng In a
Thp jnrrPa)iP ln the number of CU»-
the 1934 season reached the Salem merce. The money will be repaid by
BARBER SHOP
acres' c o p i ed’ t<7’Warren D /c a r te r : tenters taking service from the seven
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
canneries last week In most sections the growers ln Installments covering
$1.50 H a irc u t 40c
by d e c i page 298 Vol. 80. also ex* utilities Is equalb| satisfactory. There of Marion county the crop will be a period of years.
,
Office at
ceptlng therefrom 13.31 acres con- aro gt , he prPSPnt time neirly a quar short, but prices probably will make
$3.00 Razors $2.00
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
One man was killed, a score of
veyed to Joshua Coin by deed recor< •
million users of lipht and up for this defR-iency.
$1.00 Fitch Shampoo 85c
Sprlngfleld.
Ore8°"
passengers bruised and battered, two
s,x0’ acre°s X e y " I , - w e r and gas In «he stale of Oregcm
Approximately 460 persons are at­ locomotives and a baggage car reduc­
to S. P. company for county road This p-m ber would be expended if tending the summer school which ed to junk and the lives of hundred»
Pruning, Planting and Tree Work
• urposes. by deed Vol. 85. page -01 the score or m o-- o ' small pinnt« in opened at Salem recently under the ot vacationists jeopardized when two
Specialising In Shrubbery and
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
and 202, and also excepting therefrom the stale were included.
of m
the
state e u normal
trains s on m
the
branch
'
, ,
..«.„1 c .r m ilrond purposes.
,
. . direction 01
e »im
u iu ... school passenger train
e « Astoria
sw ria uruncu
Law n W o rk
right“ of wav «fnd depot ground« as
On June 30. 1923. the total numbe facu,
DENTIST
faculty. The
The school
school will
wll continue over of the Spokane. PoT ’nnd A Seattle
W. C. SHEARER
shtnin bv deeds of records. »11 »»ch
"t’ll’v u e-« served by the seven a period of six weeks.
-
railroad collided headon at a point
#17 B 8*. Between #th and 7th
Phone 43
deeds of record In Lane County. Ore 1 companies Included In the Oregon
The Baker reclamation project is to about one mile west of Rainier.
Springfield, Oregon
w<?n a8 w name ,
Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore. gon. and containing hereby t o j ’e com ,,„ blic n f l,ltJr Informat, (m Bureau
The year which ended June 30 show­
bag jngt nKted th(j
voyed 117 avree of Land, more or was 221.179. On J u n e 0 J 9 2 4 . .he >
ed the greatest slaughter of coyotes
commlssionpr t0 proceed and other predatory animals for any
This summons 1« puhllshed for six number ha-' risen to 241.660 an In-
3»
crease of 20.381. or 8.5 per cent.
'
{he ,nyest^ atIon of the n ^ e r
consecutive
weeks
in
The
year in the history of the state, ac­
COLLECTIONS
News 11 order of the Hon. G. F. Sklp-
1
project
at
once,
it
Is
reported.
cording to Stanley O. .Teweti. preda­
No Co lection. No Charge.
wortii. Judge of said Court, made
J. C. Simpson was In town today
Your Home When In
Two cities will entertain the annual tory animal inspector ef the United
W illamette Collection and Credit
i ijgted und first published July 10, from Mabie having an Injured finger meeting of the Oregon 8tate Bar as States biological survey. Predatory
Springfield
Service
treated.
|
! social Ion this year. The Dalles and animals numbering 7604 were repre­
I 1 i)°4
860 W illamette Street,
Nick Me»Jr om Camr creek was
WHITTEN SWXFFGRB. Attorney
i Hood River, on Setpember 19-20. The sented at the o f f e in P -la n d dur­
Eugene, Oregon.
for Plaintiffs, Residence and Post a Springfield visitor yesterday.
!
first day will be passed at The Dalles ing the year by efclr.s and sculps. U i
Phone 378
Office, Address: Eugene. Oregon.
Charles Grant of Thurs'on was In
and then the lawyers will go to Hood this number, 5153 were coyotes.
Jly 10 to A. 21
town on business veeterdav.
Continued dry weather throughout
River.
I etr nrury of Jasper was in town
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
William Anderson, who lives 45 June caused a further reduction in
STATE OF OREGON k tllt LANE ve-. te" ' ’ .
miles from Marshfield, on Myrtle crop prospects, and it now appears
¡COUNTY
E. P. I'arr’vim was In from Walter- creek, came to Marshfield last week probable that the 1924 Oregon wheat
Distributors of Fishers
vllle hl« morning on a buying trip.
All kinds of gravel for con­ I Lena M. Lawrence. Plalntirf
for the first time in almost a quarter crop will not exceed one-half the pro­
vs.
Mr- J M. Thompson le*‘ ‘bis nto n-
Flour, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
crete or road work. We
of a century, and the improvements : duction of last yeur says F. L. Kent,
Walter E. l.awrence, defendant
,
.
SUMMONS
| hing *0 a t'e n d the M e 'lo d lst cntti.? which he viewed caused him much \ statistician ot the United States de­
make a specialty of crushed
rock and rock sand. Bunk­ I TO: W A LTER E. LAWRENCE. d e -^ „ pp(1 „ )n C ottage Grove,
partment of agriculture.
Weather
surprise.
fondant:
__ „ « .n ..« ' W. L. Gray representing the Sou
ers at foot of Main on Mill
bureau records show a rainfall at
O. E. Freight Bldg.
Uniform
attire
attire^bas
zhaa
been
adopted
IN THE NAME OF 1'"'* • '
j , | . hern
h„rn Pacific
i>ap|riP railway
railw nv company
company w a s'
street.
East 5th.
I OF OREUON 'OU are hereby required
for inmates of the Oregon state peni- Portland of .68 Inch during June, and
„
,be
"complaint
in
Springfield
this
morning
Inspect
aeeor(1:nB tp announcement a total deficiency since September
HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
to appeur a 1 1
In the above en* | ¡„,. lumber which the Booth Ke.ly
n„i,*„m„i.> v ,n l. n o f
filed agallisi '
.x v .e k s from date
; „ ,,
to sacrom en to,
A' M' D i m p l e . '*ud<n of 1, 1923, cf 16 8 • in< hea.
I titled . l i l t with
Oregon pensions have been granted
sawmill
is
to
s
(bg
institution.
Gray trousers and
¡of flrt-l p u b lb .i' .1 of th is sum mons. California. l ’L; home is in I ortlaod.
1
hickory
shirts
will
bo
the
color
of
the
as
follows: W lllUm ,1. Powers, Pori-
11,
answer,
for
want
and If you ¡al’
FRANK A. DE PUE
Ross Mathews oi Thurston was In ’ new garb.
th eieo f, the p L iiU ff w III apply to the
j land, $15; Mary ( Whitson. Portland.
A TTO R N E Y A T LAW
'co u rt for th s rellet prayed for In tihe Springfield yesterday.
Eleven crates of Chinese pheasants, $80: Fred 11 W U -011. Portland $15;
• unplalnt, to-w it: the dissolution of
W H Anderson of the Anderson
Leland fi. H anfo-l. La Grrnde, $12;
JOHN M. WILLIAMS
NOTARY PUBLIC
, .
, „ ,,, , h
WHPk 264 birds 1 all. from the state game
¡the mi ••riase co n tract ixl. tln 1; be­ . hep vnrds
has been 111 tn past wetk : -
William R. Hun t, Portland, $15: Mark
Attorney for Vet. S ta i- Aid Com..
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:
farm
at
C
o.vallls
will
be
released
in
tw
een
you
and
th
e
plaintiff.
T
his
3prinp8cld
" j t l >n
Ja ea H.
once a w eek : with toustlltls.
Clatsop county, where for several W. Baker. * ■ u fl2
Koldlers Bonita Loans.
¡summons
¡.;
puh'lshed
Oregon.
t
J*
Bu dll g
Mrs Edith Rhodes of Eula returned Liats P
fi i six su re ,‘solve
ki in the Spring
rmined effort has been Gustan, Po tlanC $'2: William P. Wat­
L. E. BEAN
!
vears
h tl ' —
1 Held N-'ws. 'by o d *r t *' G F. 8 k I)-1,o |1Pr home after n few diTk;' visit
son, Portland, $15; Jamos B. Layton.
Attorney State I,aud Board,
I made to . ck the open lands with
i worth, Judge of 1
ab.ivo .'title d here this week.
Mrs.
Bert
Gates
and
son,
Emery,
rds. There has been no Rye Valley. $19 Juila E. W ilsey,
Stinte School Fund Loans.
these gam
lo u rt, m ade 1 I em ored on th e 3rd
The Sprlugfield Mill nnd O rs'i open sea:cm in Clatsop county elace '■»ndleton, 830: Charles T. Smi'h,
we>*e in town from Marcoln jester* d«y of June, 1924, and is published
WILLIAMS A BL^N
lh*> first tim»
1 Go 5th day oi June, company shipped a carload of w' at propagatic started but success has Portland $16; Frederick D. btraube.
* ay.
ATTORNEYS
1924.
to Cnshmnn yesterday
been re'
I by the lack of grain Timber, $12; Albert W. Dunmire.
Ml', and Mrs. John W. Conaway ofj
William.; & Bean.
Do'han, $12.
Morrison and Knudsen company re j
th , ro
610 Williamen© St.
Eugene, Ore.
At. ,rn ys for Plaintiff,
Eugene, former Springfield resident«,
eeived a carload of coal from Utah
Lleunsed to practice In i ll Courts
P
ostoffk
e
Address:
Eugene.
Oregon
left last night 1‘ r Portland to tako
y
J 5-7-14 26-J-31017 yesterday.
of tho Rtat . and United Htates.
I heir baby to a child specialists.
B U S IN E S S
I H
RECTORY
“The Loop
Pacific Feed &
Supply Co.
Eugene
Oregon
SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL CO.