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4 Classiti ( buying «gsmiMfl OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST dAds Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected for Our Readers. tET RESULTS) Mutiny |o loan oil tltiMlrubl* city FOR KENT-—N il« slecplug room In L l HT— Medium alxe while cal. Phone pr viilu hollin with uau of kitchen properly, Monthly payments. 38 to 132 It Reward. Mra. C liff Abrams. #6 mont ba. If desired. Call N< WR office. H. 3. U**a*wsz-*. e-^^wK<wa^w wa -z- > « » Z s Z , z ,-rjir-- EMERY INHURANt'K AOBNCY Coni to Cottagi Grove— M in Oliva See our line of visiting cards, 37 »Ui Av« W, i'biiiie «C7 Estes spent Monday In Cottage Grove paneled, or plain, at the New» office. Eug» ne, Ora. tt Or. H Ralph INppul, liu n tlit building. Bprlngft'ld, Oregon. Vltuel NOTICE I F MEETING OF COUNTY F o r HOARD OF EQUALIZATION SALE—Carbon fa*per Io large •hurts, 28x3» lochea, suitable for making tracing». The News Office Notice la hereby given that on the second Monday of September the name being the 14th day thereof, 1*28, the county board of equallsct'on for Warding It Off. lan e County will attend at the coun Newa ottica. ty court houae, and publically examine Marie; "Why have you been engag the aaaeaament roll, and correct all ed to Dick for so long?" HOP PICKBKR BOOKS PRINTED errora In valuation, description or El vie; ‘‘He »aye when we are mar ANO IN STOCK F O Il IM M E D IA T E qualllks of landa, Iota or other proper D E LIVER Y AT T H E SPKINUnCS.O ty aaaeased by the aaaeaaor; and It ried we will have to live economi ahull he the duty of peraona Intereat- cally." NEW S OFFICE. ed to appear at the time and place uppolnted Glenwood Store Sold. Ordinance Ne. 4S8. Dated thte 1/th day of Augue*. 1925. C. P. Hulegaarl haa Bold lb« (1 Inn- BENJ. F KEENEY. An ordinance granting a franchise County Aaaeeaor, wood at ora to O. F Harare, the formar A. 20-27, S3 «“ «he C;ty of Eugene, through the owner, and tba latter will taka charge ' | Eugene W ater board, to have and September I. NO TIC E FOR PUBLICATIO N. maintain a water pipe line within the Department of ine Interior, U. 8 < ti-wn of Springfield, Oregor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION laind Office at Roeeburg, Oregon, | The t. wn of Sprlnrf.cld doea ordain DEPARTMENT OF TIIK INTERIOR le i fellow«: U. H L A N !) O F F IC E at Roaehurg, Auguat 22. 1*28 Notice la hereby given that Victor | Oregon., July 30. 1925 . It Stratton, of Kuo-ne, Oregon, who,' *• That the City of Eugene NO TIC E la her« by given that Kar' Kruk of Marrola. Oregon, who, on on July 20, 1*20. made adjoining Farm ; !><• at.ii la he—¡»y • ’ .-in' d the right r r tr <lrge to eotetrut t. operate December 31, 1*20, made homeateiul Homestead Entry, No. 013038. for „ W U NW<4, Section I t , Townrhlp 1 7 , . . „ ... , , entry. No 013888. for N.W '« N E H B . Range 3 West. W illamette Merl- “ nd n’ « 'n' * ,n » * • « " treeamlarion H H NEK » end H K Q N W u, Sec- dlan. haa filed notice of Intention to l»P* •*"«■ with all nsceaaary appur tlon I I . Townahlp 18 South, Range 2 Weal W illamette Meridian, haa f*ed make three year proof, (o eatahllah t< nancea ther*-for, within tht town 01 notice of Intention to make three claim Io the land above described, be-1 of S p rln g fl-'l. for the pup.'.e year proof to eatahllah cla'rn to the for,- E <> Im m el. C s Co.um la.loner,. Ilul,»m ining -a le r from Cl. M- K. n- land above doacrlbed, before E O. at Butene, Oregon, on the 2nd. d a y , , lle r , w to :L- C,,jr ot Immel, C. K. Commlaa'oner. at Eu of October, IM S Claimant namea aa wltoeeaes: ! ®*c- *• The ( I t y of Eugene 1« here- gene, Oregon, on the 10th day of Sep t'arl Hopkins, Jav Hopkins. bctti of I by grunted ih? - ‘ght to ronstrvi-t and tember, 1*28. , . , . , . Claimant names aa wltneaaea: Coburg. Oregon; Howard Gorilnn F d p p Fenton E IVoraey, William McKay. J Relyea, both of Motor Route ’’B.” | south side of the county road In the Fred Dorsey, Charles H. Morrow, all Eugene, Ore. north boundary line of the present Ham'll A Canaday, of MarcoU, Oregon. H A M IL L A. CAN MJ AY. Register. «own of Sprlngfeld, and t i e right to, Roglater. non-coal. cross sm « r e e ls an, a . i lea lr<g Non coal A 8 H 3. A 27. 8 2«., n n «» i countV roa as «nay e n«c-| Buttar wrappera printed according to raglila I Iona with name, wtexht and address, 31 25 a hundred at thq « > 16 In. Maple at $7.50 per Cord. at News Office Phone 188-W Phone 125 -51 B R IG G S CEMENT <& D O T Y C O N T R A C TO R S Sprlngfeld, Ore. Sidewalks Basement Walls LADIES! Try that expert hair cutter ut Anderson'» 1 Barber «hop. • A. A. ANDERSON BARBER SHOP DR. N. W. EMERY • ' D 1 N T IS T Button Bldg. ■ Phons 20-J Rssldencs Phone «M M Springfield, Oregon Saturday's convention started at 2:00, and continued, after a dinner at the grange hall, until late In the eve ning Miss M yrtle Janes of Newport, president of the Rebekah assembly, was present. Among the Springfl.-ld members of the lodge attending were Mrs. Magill, Mrs. Al Montgomery, Mrs. Lily Kiser, Mrs. Anne Knox, Mrs. O. H Jarrett, Mrs Sam Richmond, Miss Bessie Bench, Mrs. Fred Louk. Mrs. H arry Anthony, Mrs. Grace Lansberry, Miss Edna 8warts. Mrs. Lee Clark, Mrs. Anne Clendenny and Mrs. Ethel Jollify. SPECIAL PRICE on plate work. Dr. N W Emery, dentist 8ntton Bid*. Boy Breaks Arm— The six-year-old son of Myron H. Richardson of Spo kane broke both bones of his left forearm Monday evening. They are visiting friends here. *•** ' * •“>»« «»•* ..... Dr.John Simons Uncle Sam Will Do It ' T, i£^5 Painting & Decorating In all Its branches 312 Main Street “The Loop has proven an unqualified success, according to County Agent Hender Work on a proposed 320.000 school son. Within the next two weeks 1000 building at Cascade Locks will start tons of lettuce will be shipped to outside markets. at once. Two Indictments charging Tom Mur- A total of 133 fires haa been re ported In (be Whitman national forest ray, James Wlllos and Ellsworth Kel ley. convlcta, with first degree mur this Reason. A span and three-fourths are now der, In connection with the slaving of In place at the bridge across the W ll J. Milton Holman and John Sweeney, guards at the Oregon state penlten- lamette rtver at Harrisburg. _ . .u . .a . I tlary, were returned by the Marlon During the month of July the Coo« ” ’ Salem. . * —— r.n- an o . county grand Jury at Sal county court expended 177,007.80. Oti Sales by mills of (he West Cosat this sum, *80,128.81 waa used in road Lumbermen's association again were work. strong in the week ending August 22. Resumption of mining activity in totaling 115.778.150 feet, which com Beker county on a large scale la In . pared with 111.173.t81 feet the week dlcated by reports of rich strikes by before. The 112 reporting mills dur several prospectors. ing the week manufactured 107,793,- Mrs. F. A. White, 18. of Hermiston 887 feet and shipped 110,832.187 feet. who crossed the plains In the first The value of the Eugene street rail wagon train to come to Oregon, died way property on December 31, 1*23. at her home In that city. including double track not necessarily John Havala, fisherman, aged 50 useful In the public service, was *583, was drowned In Young's bay at Astor 000, while the value of the property ia when a skiff In which be waa rid for rate-making purposes on the same Ing struck a log and overturned. date waa 5581.000. according to find d ir e c t o r y ! Dry Hard Wood O rd e rs Bbeep men from all over Oregon l M R g M A G IL L E L E C T E D who are perraltees on the national forests will gather In Pendleton Sep PRES. REBEKAH DISTRICT 6 tember * to perfect arguments to be Mrs. Mary Magill of this city was presented at the hearing to be held September 10 and 11 by the public elected president of the district Re- bekah convention for next year at the lands committee of the senate. Saturday. Experimental growing of lettuce convention at Creswell which was started In the Wocus val Springfield was chosen as the conven ley, near Klamath Falls, this year tion city next year. Vielt» from Portland— Miss Grace McCann. a teacher In the Portland Widening of the Coos harbor chan ings of the public service commission. schools, Is here visiting Mrs. George nel from 720 feet to a uniform breadth Approximately one-fourth of the 22. Catching. of 1000 feat la favored by Major Coin 000 children who enter the first grades er. war department engineer In Port- of Oregon public schools each year Vlaits in Winberry— Mrs. May land. fall to pass their examinations for Craft, and her son. Hartley, are visit Fairly heavy sales of Wasco county the second grade and thereby become wheat have been made during the past "repeaters.” costing the state around ing In W inberry with Mr. and Mrs. few days, although most of the farm 580 apiece, according to a statistical W B. Scott. They w ill return to ers are holding their grain for better tabulation by the bureau of education Springfield tomorrow. Price«. ' Completion of The Dnlles-Callfornia NO TIC E FOR P U B LIC A TIO N Petitions asking for a mile and one highway through Wasco county, after Department of the Interior U. 8. half of pavement, connecting east ap three years of constroctlon work. Is Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. Au proarhes to Bend with the business announced by Division Engineer C. W. gust 20, 1828. section, were presented to the Bend Wsnxer of the state highway depart Notice is hereby given that Albert - L x .. city council ment. A big celebration of this event C. Rikhoff, of Eugene, Oregon, who. „„ September e .* ..™ « « . m i„d«« on 1920, fw made Homestead En 10 I is . planned by Judge , ry May N<) 28, 01285? . Two of the Banks gold mills, a new on J T. Adklsson and members ot the ly invented centrifugal amalgamator, 33, township 18S., Rang 4 West, W il h >w M th, u t „ e mine Wagc0 court. lamette Meridian, has filed notice ot eagt Bandon and will be In opera- More convictions for fire law vlo- Intention to make three year proof, t|on (be coming week. latlons were obtained during the year to establish claim to the land above described, before E. O. Immel, U. S. esaury, provided that said p.p» lino Forty-three doctors passed the ex I ending August 25 in the Sluslaw na Comm'ssioner, at Eugene, Oregon, oa shall be one continuous tin • runnlns 1 amination conducted by the Oregon tlonal forest than In any other na the !8th day of September, 1326. In one direction through the town o f stale board of medical examiners held , tional forest in Oregon and Washing Claimant names as witnesses: Springfield. Henry A. Schnorenoerg. David B. In July, according to the report of U. | ton. according to a report received at Sec 3. The said water pipe line C. Coe. secretary of the board. the office of R. S. Shelley, super Smith, Alfred A. Reid. Reason Wayne Telephones; Office 813 Res. 2075 Willoughby, all of Eugene, Oregon. «hall be laid nt sufficient depth In A party of engineers from the Ken ' visor of the Sluslaw forest. Twenty Ham ill A. Canada”, crossing streets and alleys t j not in convictions were obtained. non-coal. necott mines In Alaska, one of the terfere with the proper construction, propertlea of the American Smelting1 Louis W. H ill Is planning the pur A 27, S 28. maintenance, or drainage of anld & Refining company, is in Baker this ! chase of 15.000 acres of timber land ' Osteopathy stands for the Register. streets and alleys, and the said week Inspecting the copper belt. truth wherever it is scienti in the vicinity of Sweet Home in east streets and alleys shall be restored fically proven. The fishing season In Columbia rlv j era Linn county. Individual holding! Osteopathic Physician and Sur and left* In as good condition after er waters closed Thursday. Most ol | are to be grouped for selling. The geon construction of the pipe line as they the fishermen report unusually good addition of this large tract to the ex- Office 808 M. A W. Bldg., were In before construction, such res spring and summer catches. The fa ll' ,ei>sive H ill holdings In this section Eugene, Oregon Is considered a hopeful sign of future toration to meet the approval of the gpagOn wm op<n September 10. Osteopathy stands for the truth development of the timber. | common council of the town of All organisations of a secert or whereve* it is scientifically Four fatalities were due to Indus- i ; Syrlngfleld. or any authorised com. semi secret nature within the senior proven. "m lttee thereof. or Junior high schools of Salem were trial accidents in Oregon during the i 8ec. 8. The city of Eug-ne by Its placed under a ban as the result ot week ending August 27. according tc - water board shall accept this fran an order Issued by the school board a report issued by the state industrial I accloent commission. The victim! i | chise ------- In - writing - ....... - within ............... thirty ........ days —» - j Herbert Goffier died at McMinnville i ; were Robert Wales, Silverton, logger. Call after the passage of this ordinance, (rom injuries received when the truck I W illiam Rupe, Vernonia, laborer; J otherwise th's ordinance shall be void |n which he was riding rolled down a Bruno, Portland, box wood loader, and • SUTTON TRANSFER and Inoperative. 30-foot embankment on St. Joseph You can mail in your de Ray Gaston. Portland, steel riveter ' Passed by the Common Council this bridge, I t * miles north of McMinn- posits or make withdraw Phone 57 A total of 788 accidents was reported 10th day of August, A. D. 1925. during the week. als by mail as a customer ¿ stc T-.“ '.' ■ . R W. SMITH. Swan Swanson, lumber worker, was September 13 has been set by the here at the First National. Recorder. 1 instantly killed when a load of lam- I state public service commission as For the farmer during his Approved by the Mayor this 10th ; bcr j en on him as he was at work in I the date tor hearing of the investiga ; GEO.. N. M cL E A N busy season or for others day of August, A. D. 1925. the yard of the Shaw-Bertram Lum- ' tlon Into the rates and service of th e i Automobile. Fire and L if t G. G. BUSHM AN, her company at Klamath Falls. His Interurban Stage company and the who find it inconvenient to IN S U R A N C C Mayor. skull was crushed. come to town, this method Coast auto lines. The hearing will ; Surety Bonds- Phone 6J7 I, R. W. Smith, City Recorder here-1 Action by the Baker city council 1 be held at Salem. Investigation lntc of transacting banking is My business Is 't o protect ywwr by rertlfv that this Is a complete and against growers and dealers from | the rates and service of the Portland business particularly desirable. Let 860 W illa m e tte St. Eugene Oregon i correct copy of the or'gtnal ordinance. Idaho who bring their products to L Tillamook stage line and the line be us open an account for *and the whole thereof. I Baker and sell below wholesale prices tween Portland and Albany has been to the detriment of the Baker county ! get for September 16 at Salem. you upon this basis. n W. S M ITH . * q «• VASBY BROS. City Recorder. ! grower, Is planned. _____ Martin B. Madden, representative In Plans looking looking to to the purchase by congress from the state of Illinole “ • b u s in e s s PAGE SEVEN THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TH U R 8D A Y , BKPT. 3, 1925 I* Your Hom« When In Springfield CLEANING AND PRESSING Altering and Dressmaking New Shop, 240 Main Street Next to Spong Hotel J. E. Lindsey, Prop. DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL DENTIST Phone 43 Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore. WM. G. HUGHES FIRE , D. W . Roof JEWELER Repairing a Specialty Springfield. Oregon R. W. SMITH Justice of the peace and notary public, Insurance ANO AUTO INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC Offlea at FIRST NATIONAL BANK Springfield, Oregon SPRIN6FIELD GRAVEL CO. All kinds of gravel for con crete or road wor.k. We make a specialty of crushed rock and rock sand. Bunk ers at foot of Main on Mill street. HENRY W. CHASE, Prop. City Hall Springfield, Oregon Contracting and Building GEO. W. PERKINS Corner 5th and D Streets Springflleld, Oregon Plans and Estimates Furnished Free. W ill Help You Finance Your Building- FRANK A. DEPUE ATTORNEY AT LAW Sutton Buldtlng NOTARY PUBLIC Springfield Oregon. j IN T H E CO UN TY CO URT OF T H E STATE OF OREGON F o r T H E CO UN TY OF LA N E ¡IN T H E M A T T E R OF T H E GUARD j S H IP OF MERN1TA LUTHER a n d JU A N IT A L U T H E R . Minors. .ORDER SETTIN G T IM E And PLACE I the city of Salem of the property of the Salem W ater company will be 1 congi,ier««i at a meeting of commit j le M representing the chamber of com- Inerce Bnd city council. ' i Extensive plans are being made for a free sea food dinner, to be served at 7 his matter coming on to be heard upon the petition of the guardian tor Florence on Labor day, September 7, authority to sell the real estate of to celebrate the letting of the con the said wurds described in said pe tract for the first link of the Roose tit on; velt highway In l-ane oounty. And it appearing to the Court from A proposal that automobile mechan such petition thnt It Is necessary and would be beneficial to the w arjs that ics be licensed and requited to com all of said real estate bo sold, there-1 p|y gutj , regulations and require- for«, ments as Insure ability to make re- IT IS ORDERED. ADJUDGED AND pairs was offered at the state con DECREED: That (he next of kin of the said vention of the American Federation I wards above named and all persons of Labor at Marshfield. ( Interested in the estate appear be- Director of Finance Mahaffle was J fore this Court on the 14th day of 1 September, 1925. at 10 O'clock in the 5 designated by the Interstate commerce forenoon of said day. at the Coun-! commission to go to Portland October ty Court room in said Court House 6 for the hearings on the applications 1 In Eugene. Oregon, and rhow cause. of five Oregon railroads for permla ¡If any they have, why’ the guardian of alon to build or acquire extension« said wards should not be licensed,' nuilhortxed and directed to sell the i of Ihetr present lines. real estate of the said wards d e l-. Farmers and livestock raisers ot crlbed as follows, to-wlt: | Oregon have had and repaid loans All of Lots One, Two, Three and ' aggregating 533 026,130 from the fed Four and the Bast one-half of Lot Five In Block 110. Wawhburne’s sub eral and Joint stock land banka from division of the Springfield Investment their Inception In 1921 until July 31 nnd Power company's addition to of the present year, the treasury de Springfield, Lane County. Oregon; partment haa announced. It Is further ordered that this order The gap between the two railheads be published at least three successive on the Klamath Falls Eugene line of weeks In the Springfield News, a the Southern Pacific la now only 26 newspaper published and circulated miles In length. Steel la being laid In Lane County, Oregon, as provided at Odall at the rate of 6300 feet dally, by law. and engineers expect to reduce tne tDatcd st Eugene. Oregon, this 19 Interval between points of construc day of August. A. D. ,928. tion by half before snow forces sua C. P. BARNARD. pension of work. County Judge. A 27-27 S 3-10. and chairman of the appropriation! committee, spent an hour iu Salem Friday, conferring with Governor Pierce and other state officials. He stopped off while en route to hie home after attending the recent tax meeting In Portland, representative Madden and Governor Pierce were bora In the same section of Illinois T he First National Bank OF EUGENE Twenty-five per cent reduction In the weight of automotive truck ton nage allowed on the Columbia high way between The Dalles and the Multnomah county line will become effective October 1. The state high way commission decided that the light pavement In that stretch of the high way must be protected against heavy truck shock of greatly Increased traf tic on the eastern end of the hlghwaj during the fruit shipping season. The regulation adopted by the commlssloc will limit the truck load weights tc 18.500 pounds, including the truck. Oregon pensions have been granted as follows: Thomas H. Sisk. Port land, *15 a month; W illiam J. Smith Portland. 312 a month; Joseph E White, Portland, *12 a month; H enrj Keysera. Portland. *12 a month; John C. Delashmutt, Portland. *12 a month; Zeno Liras, Portland. *18 a month; Frank H. Snodgrass. Portland. *16 a month; James C. Martindale. Portland *12 a month; Harold Tonseth. Port land. 312 a month; Clyde W. Eddy, Portland. 312 a month; Charles H Graves, Gates, *12 a month; June J Chapman. Powell Butte, *13 a month; minor of John A. Perry, Dallas, 58 a month. __ ___ The U N IV E R S IT Y of O R E G O N contains: The College of Literature, Science and the A rts w ith 22 departments. The professional schools of A rc h i tecture and A llie d A rts — Business Adm inistration—Education—G rad uate S tud y—J o u rn a lis m — L a w - M e d icin e— M usic— Physical Edu cation— Sociology— Extension. For a cataloiyf or ong information utrtte The Aeg(«iror, U n liM rtitg o f Oregon. £ug*n«. Oregon. The 5 0 * Year Ope« September 241925 MC