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THURSDAY, JUNE 4. W fi other and Community Ne ws THURSTON Mr. and Mr«. I’ . N. Laird r< reive 1 a talogram Monday morning telling o f the marriage of th«lr daughter Freda to Olen Oalllgan at rt'idro Wooley June lat at *:3 0 a. in. Mr» | (¡alligno baa bran teaching the past > two year» In the high achool at Sadro Wooley where Mr. Oalllgan ha* held the p<Mlllon a* coach. They left Im mediately n f t 'r the ceremony for He attle where Mr. Oalllgan will attend autnrner school pretaralory to going «aat ln thn rwil to *n ter the medical profession Mr«. Oalllgan woe born and railed In rlva«nnt HUI and haa a host of will be much Interested In . friend« . . . . . . . . who ---------- - ----------- lh „ n«ws of her marrla»«. M(. >ud M r, N, | <OB d o a ry , con Don M|Jd ttUd dMU#|,|er ix,rla Ann motored rbeumalliMU. Mra Morri» Brown wat taken to the hospital Monday Mr». Herrington froth Creawell vlalt- ed her alatw Mr». A. W Weaver la»l Hunday. Mr. and Mr«. Arch Hhough and Mil- dred Price and Albert Weaver motored to Portland ia»l Saturday ami return ed home Hunday, Itev. G riffith from Kugene preached the llaccalaurcate aermon to the high achool last Sunday evening at the church down from Hood Hiver and spent the Next rrid q y [the hl»h School 1« » week-end —- . - - H i r n u at tn« iy u e la r iu . th« V. C. r F. . r Hyde farm. Mr. planning to have a picnic dinner at g „ „ ry >n(j Donald returned to Hood b all diam ond. A t Scene of M baiwippi River Tragedy ■ y Corr«e»«ndanta %v Ma (Jon a are K(<er '- ■ n t further relief as to the rn e a V ta fiU lL llb lti Thia Summons le published one» m h week to r six successive week* In l he krprlngfletd Nsw. a weekly news paper of general circulation. publlvhe*. a' Hprlagfteld. Lane County. Oragn. by ¡order of the honorable O. F Skip | worth. Judge of tho above entitled Court, which or ler boars date the 29th day of May, 1*25. and the date of the first publication of this Hammons le June 4th. 1925 POTTER, FOSTER * I MM E l- Attorneys for Plaintiff. Resident and Post Office Address: Eugene. Oregon. J. 4 11-18 25; Ju. 2 9-1«. UPPER WILLAMETTE NOTES Maud» Kdmlatoti r«turnad hem« Friday evunlug (rot» Aualu whvfa uh« baa luinn toaulilug, - John W llllun from colt»»« Gray«- railed on (rivada lu Thuraton luat Halurday. Mra. Hay llaugh la quite lit with th e » STAR BEATING ALL IN HILL CLIMBING RECORDS Oakland. May 11.— Because of th« treinendcv» Interval arouaed among automobile fans who have been follow ing Star's great power campaign. In which practically every htUcHmbing record of note in the west baa been beaten, and during which some of the ■'unconquerable” have been climbed In conclusive power performance, the -ntrance of two Star c»r» in the Loe I Angelea-Camp Curry Economy Run. ¡the greet anual "miserly” contest, will be watched with great Interest, The two car» entered hy the Durant I Motor company of California In the Notice 1» hereby given to «he legal i event are a standard touring car and voter« of School District No 1» of i a ew coach model. The touring will I j n i County. State of Oregon that the ! A N N U A L SCHOOL M EETIN G of said i he driven by Julius Duaevolr. well District wlll be held at City H all; to - known Durant factory teetiug engi begin at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M neer, and the coach by another driver and dose at 7 P. M on the third Mon yet to b» named. day of June being the 15th day of The results w ill demonstrate con June, A D.. 1925. This meeting 1» called for the pur clusively, according to automotive pose of electing one Director to serve fans, as to whether power and econo three (2| years and one Clerk to my go hand ln hand In motor construc nerve one (1) year and the transaction tion. ¡of hualnes» usual at such meeting. Dated thia 25th day of May. 1925. ¡A T T E S T : , ED P U R D Y ’S P H IL O 8 A relief boat a t the scene of the MU.ta*!ppl liv e r tragedy ! R W S M ITH . District Clerk. hlemoiii» where th* excursion steamer, Npmu.ii, “ n^ In flfty "L ittle children no longer hang to Geo. DITTO , Chairman Board of th . datto toll being 20 live*. M w t r f t k - t a t « « n tU r. mothers' skirt». They can’t reach ’em. ! Director!. of the Mid-South Engineers Aasn. and their wivoa. Candidates tor election must file ' Petition 10 days prior to date of elec Dora at Work tion to have names printed on ballot. Ju. 411. Mr. Dubb— "Do you serve lobster Mrs. T. D. Rollinoti of Trent Monday and answer tor want thqreof, tho here?" plaintiff will apply to the Court for night, June 1st. Waitreae—"Yea-lr. be seated. We the relief demanded In said complaint, Perfection bread fill« every need of lo -y lt: For a decree of this Court ad do not discriminate against anyone. J -ll. Mr and Mr». Glen Kiddle from judging and decreeing that the plain the human system. Springfield were caller* In Thurston tiff ht the o ver In fee «Imple of the premise» described In the complaint Tuesday evening. herein, and described as follow», to- NO TIC E OF A N N U A L SCHOOL v M E E T IN G ¡X . *0™ . being a aent . — a out a* 91 a ba A oloaaaanaf trt a t. to — all the alumni to at Mrs. K. W. Evans and daughter tend ao they tnay be able to organise Ulodwun of Hetc.lie vUP.vd at the Plane are to have a hall game he home oi P. N. Laird last week, en tween the high school and alumni route to ttosebury to meet Mr Evans. both girls team« b o th hoys h o y s and girts «•«««« playing piaym« In . # o/ Mr the ov«nlng the graduation exercises w ill be held in the hall Te gradual- Ml snd Mrs F. T. (ooper and Ins class consists of four hoys snd one daughter Margaret and Mies Ann girl .a follows: Cecil Harblt. U n n Parka returned from Arsgo Saturday wlt: Endicott. Jay Orant. Frank Rennie. M»y 30 Mr and Mrs. Cooper have The Ixmatlon Ijin d Claim of David S U M M O N » FOR PUB LICA TIO N and Pearl Tallh-farro »'.Id the positions . . principal and In- Duff, being claim No. 42 Notification Evelyn Rohhely Is visiting her sunt, siructor In the Arsgo high school Ute IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E No. 741# In Township 17 South of S T A T E OF OREGON FOR T H E Range 2 West of the W illamette Meri Mrs. Nest at Mnrcola I’“ 1 ***re" year». dian. containing 1*0.10 aerta; a!«o be Word has been received by frlendr c. F Hyde motored to Portland CO UN TY O F LANE ginning at the Southwest corner of N. Lindley, Plaintiff, of Alta Jooa who formerly resided lust week on real estate hualnea». the Eleanor Duff Donation Land vs. James D. Ritchey, an unmarried Claim No 41, Notification 7419. Town here that she la seriously III In th« n , e Pleasant H ill picnic will be ship 17 South of Range 1 West of the hospital at Portland with appendlcltla g vv„ , t the Woodman Hall Saturday, man and an Incompetent poreon. and W illamette Meridian, running thence | E. O. Potter, h'a juardian: Miss Zola Cray was married to Earl Juno ¡ 0 Th« Trent Sunday achool Anna E Kdmlntxter en l Jahn Doe • East along the South line of said . — __________ ___ a . . . _ _ _ 81m« a In Eugene a last Friday. 'r picnic »III Ite Juue. 27 EdmlnLter. her husband; Mac Rltch 'Claim 29 «R chains: thence north 17 many friends extend conxratulatlnnu. Th B .i.-o ila ru rra te «»-rrnoti to r i t i - ey. an unmarried woman; Ethel Ford di g 12 min. West 30 54 chains to th» Mr and Mr». Curtis Price from Noll Plc-aiant IU II gruduallng class wlll b-t and Richard Roc Ford, her husband; North line of said claim. th»nce West Manley Rllchev and Jane Ritchey, his along said North line 21.4« chains to was In Thureton Monday, gl i n hy Itcv Stiverà of Eugeni-, Sun V.-Ife- George F Ritchey and Roaxella the Northwest corner of said cl U. Charles Porter from l.lrs ln w -ne.it Jun# u a||(, (hB r(imraen„ m«.nt Ritchey, his wife; Hattie Ritchey, an thence South 28.24 chains to the several days the past week In Thura- bp M„ tl(Uy evening unmarried w e n n ; the unknown holm place of beginning, containing 7*09 ¡o f John C. Klichcy. P-irnh E. Uouey acres all In I-«ne County, Oregon. ton June 16th. The graduate» this yeat Also Lots 4. 7. and 8 of Section 13 Mr. and Mrs Perry Brtmlston and arc Cora, liucretla John. Orval O a n ’ J. M. Conev h -r hnshund, SuXan A. Horn am’ John Horn, h -r husband. In Township 17 South. Range 2 West fam ily with a few (rienda motored to " " n>''«',rw’ ,0 Gllu0y> Mildred M. Mornlngxtar. Che« Ihe unknown li-.-lr» of U ivld Duff, de- of the W illamette Meridian In Lan» Noll last Sunday to «oend Ihe day (#r M „ ry Berta H o c'ssod- the unknown heir- of Elettor County. Oregon. with their grand »on and wife M r and den. Arthur O. Lindley and Qlady» Duff whose nan,- Is «ompl’mes wr'f- and the whole thereof, as Egalae: th , ten Ellc-inor Th-ff and who« - name deft ndants and each of thtfm. and that M r. Curtis Price They ail took their Q rM e w h M , „ sometimes written K lbnor Uu-'f. and lunches and a picnic dinner w a. »erv.. „ nelghbort who waa sometimes known aa Ella the defendant» have not, nor have either of thtm any right, title or In « I wllh several gallons of Ice cream. I A «s l« t« « i uy s e v e r « o . a Duff, deceased; and also all o th-r terest whatsoever In and to the said Tho.« prnoent wer» : Mr end M r. « « / * « £»• • .T ? " persons or rartiea unknown claiming premlaea, or any part thereof, and that Perry Ed.Ul.taU. Mr. and Mr». John her home at Plemt-n, lllll to th e e < any right, title , estate, lien, or Interest the plaintiff« title in and to said prem comer» In Ihe dlalrict, on Wednes In the rent ealnte described In the ises be forever quieted against the Price Mr. Il M Price. Mr and Mra ¡claim of the defendant» or either of day. May 27 About 25 ladloa partook coainlatnt herein. Curila Price, Mr. and Mra. John Ed Defendants. them and that the plaintiff have such of Mra. Hyde» hospitality and the t To Jnnvs D RRchev. Ssrah E rulaton and children. Maude. Haxel afternoon jaaaed all l°o quickly by Coney end T ” c«ev-ev her hnsband; Ixirhn and James. Mr. and Mr« W II the guest» entering Into guesilng con Z -n» F. E'tnlnlst r and John Doe rret anil «one le n o y a and n o Virgil. v ir a o . Mr m r. — - _______ . . . t fret and sons Teddy and Mra Roy Ed m l.to . and children. « -« -• <* “ » * * “ 1 Fditd*-1 t«r hot h<wshs»4- M ’'" Ritch ey; Ethel For J and Richard Roe Ford, Leone, Natalia, and Genevieve, Mr. wer* •arT ’• » her husband; Manlev Rhoh'V and and Mr« W alter Platt and aona Cart J. J- Handsaker of Portland, who .a Jan« Rltohev. hl« wife- George F. Kenneth and Roy. Mra. Rosa Baugh- asaoclated with thu N«a"r Bust Rel. f R-tebev and Rosxella Ritchey, his man and aona Herold, and Howard. J wa« a gue«t at the home of hU slater wife; Hattie Ritchey; Dotendants. Mr. and Mra. W illiam Donaldson. M r Mr». W. L. Brtotow the past week IN T H E NAM E OF T H E STATE l.lllah Rhodes and daughters lo n e1 Mr. and Mr. W. M Roberta, poultry O F OREGON. Yon and each of you and Theda. Mr. and Mr». Fred fancier« of Vancouver. Washington are hereby required go annear ami answer the complalrt filed against Price and four children. Haxel w ire dinner guests at the home of you In the above entitled court and Russell, Charles Porter. Earnest Bert- Mra. R. J English of Trent Monduy cause on or before six week« from the date of the first publication of this »i-h, one eon and his wife and four night. June lat. grand children were absent. A baby girl was born lo Mr and Summons, and If you fall so to appear W ins $2.000 Prize EVERYBODY’S HAVING SHOES REPAIRED NOW 7 G_____ * o w fre k T a n Robert Sessions, 15, of Birming ham, Ala., the youngest and small est of seven in the Washington finals, won first prise and J2.00& in the National Oir.torica! Contest Pres. Coolid/e was ar- interested apectato- I New shoes are so high in price ¡that it’s a sensible economy to ¡take advantage of our com paratively low prices for repair i n g and have your old shoes put ¡in order. You can enjoy their c o m fo rt for m onths longer and ¡they will give the best sendee. Bring us your worn shoes. ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Main St. Between 3rd & 4th Printer’s Makes People Think All W eek Features The surest way to keep all the people thinking about the things you have to sell is to advertise. Quick Naptha Soap chipa ..........................* .............................................. 25c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for........................... ........... ................................... 19c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs......................................................................... 29C bnported While Beans, 3 lbs...................................................................... 29C Chain Mop Sticks ............................... ............................ ........................... 18c C arnation or Borden Milk, 12 tall cans or 24 small ......... .............. 5 1 .1 5 While you are reading this ad vertisement others are doing the same thing. Friday - Saturday Features BannnaR. nice bright fruit, 3 Ibe......... ................- ........... 29c Oregon Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs.................. ............... 4SC Fancy Sea Shell Mac., 3 lbs......................... .................. 2 9 C Hereheys C oiua ln lb. can, 2 f o r .......... ............... ..... 25c Fresh Peanut B utter, 1 lb................. ............................... 19c Ginger Snaps, fresh 1 1b.................. 17c * Sv»* ' », Wf * Wc have a full line of fresh Past ry Goods and Bread. ’O 'i Are you telling the people abou' SKAGGS UNtTED PHONE 75 Cor. O and Third Sts. J ~ *3 4? 321 MAIN ST. * «c*'