The Springfield news., August 21, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TU PU SI>,\V. AVGUST 21. 1924
Purest fires grow without watering. the relief therein prayed for. to wit;
for a decree that the amount due be
ascertained and that you and all per­
A friend who let hie eamp fire get aona claiming by. through or under
away now refer» to hlmaelf aa a you l»e forever barred and foreclosed
*•11 what you want to Mil. buy what you want to buy through these
"finished
camper"—Haya the judge | aa of strict foreclosure from all right,
eolumne. Write or phono TWO
did the "finishing" with a lecture and ! title and Interest under and by virtue
of that certain luind Hale Contract
a fine.
entered Into on the 20th day of June,
K ill HALF I' e In
All.t'iiiM now PUIINIBHED Apartment» and rnuma
1923 I»' Prank E Blair and wife A!
Urini txigoa tu ori hard I
miles
fur rant by day or month. Elite IN THE COUNTV COURT OP THE Ice E Blair, vendors to you aa van-
anuthw»»t <>f Goshen. Phone Rugane
STATE OP OREGON FOR THE dee and In und to the following dee
Hotel, 3rd and Main atreet.
tf
COUNTY OP LANE.
crlbed land and premise» In Lane
13P2 lion M„x|. y.
A21
T S < ‘E I.L p n T office or emuli store i
In the matter of the petition o f| County. Oregon. to-wlt;
room
for
rent.
Inquire
at
New«
office?
The E% of NE'4 Hoc. 19 Twp. 19
FURNISHED apartim-nla and room!
Haymond II. W hee'er and Ruth I).
for rent by day or month. Eilt« Ho­
Wheeler, hla wife for leave to adopt South, Range 1 Ea»t containing 80
acres
of land Also lots 1 containing
an infant child named fails Ilunlop
tel. 307 Muin airuet.
tf. !
59 27 acre». 1« 2 containing 36.10
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
Hilbert.
acres, lot 3 containing 11.78 acre« and
ORDER
ALL RI» rani« Dairy fur pure J » r | NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN that
lot 4 containing 27 acres, all In Sec. 19
Thin
mutter
coming
on
to
be
heard
1
«oy milk and Ur am. Phono 34 C3 lhe underalgned I| m « been by the Coun­
Twp 19 South, Range I East ol Wil­
on
the
[«tit
Ion
of
the
above
named
J
«ir
tf t s 1 i n n o f it», s in » .. ,,r O f o c e a f o r
lam ette Meridian, contalng In all
the County of Lane been duly ap­ petitioners for leave to adopt an In­ 214.15 acres, excepting therefrom 40
point«! executors of the laai Wlil and fant child named Lois Dunlop Hilbert I acres conveyed to Warren D. Carter
Candidat« Hold« Mooting.
Testam ent and estate of Btunuel and to change the name of said Infant’ by deed page 298 Vol. 80. also ex­
(’larnni-n Butler of Ur»»w»lk i-andl- Hake»' deceased. and all persons ha* child to Lola Dun'op Wheeler;
And It appearing to the Court tha*' cepting therefrom 12.32 acres con­
llto f«r i-ongri-- > on tin* lnd«| «mlent Ing claim« again«! «aid estate are
veyed t<, Joshua Caln by deed record­
th ket. aililrx’iwod a meeting of hla hereby notified to preeent the same 'h-- father of said Infant child, Alvin! ed page 312 Vol. 80, also excepting
John Hilbert la not within the «late I
to
ua
properly
verlfled
at
the
office
therefrom about tlx acres conveyed
bupl-
’ nlttli" | t - o '. Io. U in I
of Prank A Het'ue, the Attorney fo r ! of Oregon and the Court being fully r to H. I*, company for county road
fkb« chamber of commerce ruuma Mr. the eeiat« at Hprlngfteld, Oregon with­ advised In the premia««;
purposes,
by deed Vol 85. page 201
It 1» therefor». ORDERED. Ad-
Itu'lor la receiving support In labor in six mouth rroui the date of thia no­
and 202. and ab o excepting therefrom
JUDGED
and
DECREED
that
aalu
{
tice.
etn ie« , ho claim«.
all land u«»d for railroad purpose«,
Hated at Springfield, Oregon. July! petition be heard on the 1st «lay of I rlgh, of way and depot grounds aa
October.
1924
In
the
County
Court!
28th. 1924.
room In the Courthouse of Eugene.| shown by deeds of records, all such
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
CATHERINE OAKES.
Lnti,. County. Oregon at the hour o f, deeds of record In Lane County, Ore­
' The undersigned Prank E Blair. ad­
GENEVA COCK.
T»n o'clocg A. M, at which lim e a ll- gon, and containing hereby to be con­
ministrator of the e ’ tate of t.eon« Al­
Executors.
person« »ball at pear and »how cans«,.; veyed 117 acre« of Land, more or
len lllalr baa filed hla final report and - PRANK A. HEPI'E.
If any there he. whv »aid petition j leas
Attorney for the Patate
Thia summons le pubttihed for six
account In »aid «state In ph« County
»liott'd no, he g ra n te d
Court of lain» County. Oregon which
ft la further ORDERED that thia- consecutive weeks In The »prlngfleld
ha* aet Friday, S e p te m b e r Hill. 1934
order be nubllslied In the Springfield! News I) order of the Hon. G. P. Skip-
at 10 i- 'c lo . k A M n t lb .- I o m itx
New« of R-prlngfleld. Oregon for three worth, Judge of eald Court, made
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Court room In the Court llouae at D E P A R T M E N T OF T H E IN T E R IO R successive week», the lant publication July 9'h. 1924.
Dated and first published July 10.
EUgeti". O regon fur b e a rin g o b je r U. H LAND OFFICE AT ItOKEHCltG. i »0 he at |ea«( four week« before the
1924
a
ttona thereto at. or on or before which
time anpolnted for the hearing
OREGON. Auguat 7. 1924
WHITTEN SWAFFORD, Attorney
time any objection» ahould he filed or' NOTICE IH HEREI1Y GIVEN that! Dated at Eugene. Oregon, thia 6th
for Plaintiffs, Residence and Poet
Marry llower, of Crow. Oregon, who, day of August, 1924.
preaented.
Office, Address: Eugene, Oregon.
C. P BARNARD,
listed and flrot published Auguat 7. on November 24. 1920. made Home ,
Jly 10 to A. 21
C ount. Judge.
etead Entry. Serial No 013499 for j
1**4.
7 14-21 28.
PRANK E BLAIR.
Ixita j and 4 and EH of KWk» of *»r I
Adnitnatrator.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Masterson of Camp
lion 23 Township 188, Rango « W.
WHITTEN SWAFFORD,
Willamette Merltlan. haa file,I notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE creek were In Springfield Tuesday.
Attorney.
A 7 8-4. of Intention to make Pinal Three-yeai I STATE OP OREGON FOR LANE
Jess Gates wag here Tuesday from
Proof, to oa'abllah claim to the land j COUNTY.
Camp creek.
above
described,
before
K,
I).
Immel.l
CAUL AND SEP Hr. N W Emery
P N. Snyder and Mattle Snyder,
Stanley Baugh of Donna was a
on price» on plate and other work, tf C H Com nil.« a loner, at hie office at Plaintiffs.
Springfield business visitor Tuesday.
Eugene. Oregon, on the 25th day of:
vs.
September. 1924.
George Platt of Thurston was In
William L. Oordon. The First Na­
C laim an t nam e* as witnesses;
tional Bank. Eugene. Oregon;
town Tuesday.
Clark
M
Stephen«
of
Crow,
Oregon
tlonat Bank. Eugene, Oregon, The
Eat at the
P. A. Cllngun motored to Harrisburg
H en ry Gates of Crow, Oregon.
Bank of Commerce, Eugene. Oregon; SuhdMy.
C. o Mi Hantel of Crow. Oregon
SPONC A THOMAS
and James Albert, Defendants:
O. I). Corvell of Crow. Oregon
CAFE
HAMILL A. CANADAY.
TO WILLIAM L. GORDON, Defend­
Register
ant :
Corner 3rd and Main
A 14 HI 8 1 IN THE NAME OP THE STATE
OP OREGON: You are hereby re-i
T restment.both
qulred to appear and answer the com 1
plaint herein within six weeks from local and Internal, and haa been success­
the first publication hereof, and If, ful In the treatment o f Catarrh for over
you fall to «0 appear or answer the | forty years. Sold by all druggists.
I lalntlffs will apply to the court for F. 1 CH ENFV & C O ., Toledo, Ohio
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M edicine
B U S IN E S S
D IR E C T O R Y
Contracting and Building
W. F. WALKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Free. Will Help You Finance
The Watch
of Railroad
Accuracy
V our B uilding.
Full Auto Equipment
W. O. W. block
Office Phone 62 M. Res. Phone 62-J
GEO. W. PERKINS
Corner 5th and D streets
Springfield. Oregon
DR. N. W. EMERY
•
Call
DENTIST
Sutton Blrto.
Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 153 M
SUTTON TRANSFER
Springfield. Oregon
SHOE REPAIRING
Work Promptly and
Carefully Done
JOHN A. NELSON
509 Main Street
We sell the
HAMILTON WATCH
Phone 57
D. W. Roof Jeweler
GEO,. N, McLEAN
Automobile, Fire and Life
IN S U R A N C E
Surety Bonds,.
Phone 617
My buslnsrs Is to protect your
business
860 W illamette St. Eugene Oregon
Repairing a Specialty
Springfield
WM. G. HUGHES
FIRE
,
AND AUTO INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Springfield,
Oregon
A. A. ANDERSON
BARBER
SHOP
*1.50 Haircut 40c
*3.00 Razors *2.00
*1.00 Fitch Shampoo 85c
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ROBERT W. EARL
District Manager
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States
Phone 1197 Y
218 Castle Bldg.,
Eugsns, Ors.
“The Loop”
Your Home When In
Springfield
Pacific Feed &
Supply Co.
Distributors of Fisher9
Flour, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
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O. E. Freight Bldg.
East 5th.
Eugene
Oregon
. ...
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Phone 43
Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore.
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COLLECTIONS
No Co loction, No Charge.
W illamette Collection and Credit
Service
860 W illamette Street,
Eugene, Oregon.
Phone 378
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SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL GO.
All kinds of gravel for con­
crete or road work. Wo
make a specialty of crushed
rock and rock sand. Bunk­
ers at foot of Main on Mill
street.
HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
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FRANK A. DE PUF,
JOHN M. WILLIAMS
Attorney for Vet. Stain Aid Com,,
Soldiers Bonn« Loans.
L. E. BEAN
Attorney State Land Board,
glntn School Fund Loans.
WILLIAMS A BEAN
ATTORNEYS
860 W llllsm stto St.
Eugsns, Or«.
Llconsod to practice In nil Courts
of the Slate, and United 8tat«s.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Sutton
Buldllng
Sprlngflnld
Oregon.
I
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FREE DELIVERY
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Holverson Bros, Props.
AS GOOD AS YOU
CAN M A I1
U home—that's the
-rot
t
statem ent w e cun offer about
our tee cream. When you can
get cream 111 ■- ours which com
purrs In quality and flavor with
your own delicious, creamy
home-made, why bother with
making It at home? The cost
is about the sam e and you save
all the fit3S and annoyance.
Squeak - Squeak - Squeak
Repair Hint qqenky wiheel before
He too lute.
*1.60 per wheel
Springfield
Service
Station
EGGIMANN’S
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
The wool market Is gaining la
strength and the world demand is b *
coming keener, according to a telegraq*
received at Pendleton by Mac Hokgl
secretary of the Oregon Wool G row
ere' association from the headquarters
Brief Resume of Happenings of of the National Wool Growers' a s « 9
elation at Salt Lake City.
1
the Week Collected for
J
Cummings
*
LaPoint,
contractors^
.
Our Readers.
have completed the concrete paving
!
from Monmouth south to the H»nta*|
Twelve new fires broke out In the county line. This completes the las*
Deschutee forest as a result of a gap in the west side Pacific highway*
Albert Amort, state engineer, has aa*
lightning storm.
The box factory at Prairie City was the date for the opening of this pava*
totally destroyed by fire with a loss u en t to traffic for September 10.
According to Olin Douglas, druggist
eetlmated at 125,000.
Fire destroyed the Implement and at Lakeview, Malheur and Harney;
oil store of D. Poble & Son at Salem, lakes are dried up. as Is Deep « reel*
and several other good fishing stream s
with a lose estimated st *22.000.
The Eugene Woolen Mills have re ! In that district. The drying up ot
these rendezvous of the finny tribg
sumed operations after being dosed -
will necessitate restocking and h as
for the greater part of the summer. ,
spoiled fishing in that district fog
Approximately 50 carloads of green several years.
prunes will leave the Salem district j
Oregon Elks in the seventh anno«!
for distant markets, according to an­
convention at Tillamook Indorsed and
nouncement.
decided to take an active part la
During the past few months Albert National Defense day program, Sep­
Fisher has shipped 11 cars of horses tember 12, outlined an Ameriranixa»
and mules from Haines to Denver, all : tlon program to be carried out during
raised on the Fisher ranch.
the forthcoming year, and adopted
Bad-check artists again Invaded several resolutions outlining other
The Dalles during the last few days. ' constructive work.
obtaining 8I60 from two local mer­
The Eagle Point irrigation district
chants before the fraud waa discover­ has requested the state Irrigation and
ed.
drainage securities commission to ex­
Foreign shipping of lumber from tend for a period of one year the In­
Coos Bay during the last fiscal year i terest guarantee on bonds issued for
totaled more than 100,000.000 feet. : the development of the project. The
with nn estimated value of nearly state previously had guaranteed th e
*4,000,000.
payment of Interest on these bonds
Dr. Joseph E. Hall, former state for a priod of IH years.
commander of the G. A. R.. was elect- ,
The South Umpqua river above
ed surgeon general of the G. A. R. at , Roseburg Is not to be closed to bath­
the fifty-eighth annual encampment ! ers. the county health department has
In Boston.
announced. Samples of river water
The body of John Pustejovsky was j show that although the stream is un­
found In a bouse on the Pacific high- fit for domestic use, its water may ba
way near Albany, with a bullet hole used for bathing. Below the city all
through the lungs and an army pistol bathing is forbidden and swimming
holes inside the city lim its are for­
by his side.
E. Done Is critically 111 In Reeds­ bidden by order of the city council,
port as a result of drinking a quarter as the water was found to be very
of a pound of commercial ether, which highly contaminated.
A party of men, members of the
he purchased, he said, for use in start­
Dukhobor organisation, a Russian
ing an automobile.
Picking of fuggle hops is under way sect, with colonies in Canada, has ob­
In Oregon and so far the yield is com­ tained options on farm land near Junc­
ing down lighter than usual. Picking tion City. It has been known that the
of clusters will start about August 25. sect has been planning to emigrate to
Lane county for some time, and the
earlier than customary.
American Legion at Eugene has been
Two persons were killed and three
protesting against the move. The ex-
injured when an automobile driven by
service men are expected to take
James Beattie. 27, left the highway
steps to prevent the Dnkhobore troin
and overturned at Johnson's bridge,
entering this country.
five miles east of Tillamook.
|
The fruit harvest of the Hood River
Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinarian
valley is under way. although it w ill
and secretary of the state livestock
be mid-September before picking to
sanitary board, Is in Des Moines, la.,
any appreciable extent will be start­
to attend a national covention of live­
ed. While the Apple Growers’ asso­
stock sanitary board officials.
1
ciation has sold the bulk of its Bartlett
James Kleth of Talent was horribly pear tonnage to canners, the organ­
burned while firing a donkey engine ization will ship a few cars packed.
in a logging camp near Hilt, dying The harvest of Gravenstein apples be­
shortly afterward without hiing aibe gan this week. Kings, loo, will be
to explain the cause of the accident. picked at once. The season has been,
Plans for construction of a natator- an unusually early one.
ium and roof garden were announced
It will require 363,233 pamphlets
at Roseburg. A company made up en­ containing the various measures to
tirely of local men has been formed go before the voters of Oregon at the
and will incorporate for *100,Ooo. it November election to supply the de­
was stated.
mand under the law. according to a
By hiding in a narrow space be­ statem ent issued by Sam A. Koser.
tween the body and the running gear secretary of state. Arguments for and
of a motor truck that operates in and against the measure al9O will be con­
out of the state prison yard, Patrick tained in these pamphlets. Mailing
Bishop escaped from the state peni­ of the pamphlets began Monday. There
tentiary at Salem
are
tour proposed
constitutional
R. M. Barker, driver of an automo­ amendments and three m easures to be
bile that was seeking to establish a referred at the fall election.
speed record between Seattle and Oak­
Men have been burned by an in­
land. Cr.!., was fined *410 by Judge competent and careless X-ray oper­
Xuntx at Salem on two charges of ator; medicine ordered by the doctors
speeding and racing.
has not been given despite numerous
Announcement is made that all mid demands for II and some nurses and
Columbia cities win participate on ' orderlies have slept at their posts
Labor day In a pageant, depicting while sick men called for attention,
early day history of the Columbia patients ot the United States veterans
river as a highway Into the Oregon hospital £ 0 . 77 in Portland charged
country, to be held at Koberg beach. in the course of an investigation start­
ed by the American legion, looking
Just east of Hood River.
The second Linn county employe toward the removal of Dr. Frank N.
within a week met an accidental death Gordon, superintendent and Dr. C. M.
when a large rock from a bunker at Tlaney, receiving officer.
Accompanied by representatives of
the county rock ususher near Foster
dropped onto the head of John W. the United States fire servics and
Nye, road supervisor. The skull was members of his own company, R. A.
fractured and death was almost In­ Booth of Eugene, president of the
Ochoco Timber company, was in the
stantaneous.
Both John W. Davis and Charles W timber of Crook county on a mission
Brynn, democratic candidates for pres­ of investigation with a view to buy­
ident and vice-president at the Novem­ ing the government holdings in the
ber election, probably will give ad Ochoco national forest, which adjoins
dresses in Oregon during the earn- i those of the Ochoco Timber company.
palgn, according to Dr. C. J. Smith, If this deal is made it means the
chairman of the democratic state cen­ milling of the timber and the estab­
lishment at Prineville of a yellow pine
tral committee.
plant equal in magnitude to the best
Two case» involving the right of
in the state.
stales to requiro children betw een'the
Governor Pierce sent a letter to
ages of S and 16 to attend public
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state,
schools have been docketed in the
seeking to borrow *25,0.0 from an
United States cupreine court. The
appropriation authorized at the last
appeals were brought by Governor '
session of the legislature with which
Pierce and Attorney General Van
to meet current demands on the state
Winkle of Oregon and District At­
penitentiary revolving fund. The leg­
torney Myers of Multnomah county.
islature at its last session created a
The fir«» carload of apple* for the revolving fund of *100,too for the
season, Gravenstelns loaded at Van- penitentiary, and also voted a fund of
n. on the Mount Hood railroad line, *50,000 from which the pr-, >n could
was foi warded to the »astern domestic borrow If there was not sn tcient to
market from Hood River. The Valley carry on the work of the i>. itutional
Short line alao brought down the sea­ Uulustries. The letter sabl that prac­
son's first carload of pears, Bartlett* tically all the *100,006 f u n 1 j , been
from the Vanhoru orchard of E. R exhausted and that the ,25.0** addi­
Pooley, which went to ennners at tional was needed principally to pay
Hillsboro.
flax straw for the state flax plant