PAOE NINB
TI1K BPiUÀiiîFlKU > « W H
TlitJRtfIJAY, DBC «M BEH 10, 1»26
F. B, Ingels, secretary of the Wasco
l.N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
¡STATE OF OREUON FOB LANE
County S'.ocknien's association, haa
I COUNTY.
,
written Governor Pierce urging that
Blanche M Hurley, 1'lulntlff, vs. ;
be send Dr. W H. Lytle, state veterin­
John D. Brown, R. D. Brown, Franc a !
arian. to The Dallea to Investigate a
Brown, William Brown, Barilla Jack
malady that is killing a large number
Min. Mary M. Buckuell, Maud Whit
| of horse» In that section of the state.
¡lock, Mrs. C. A. Berkley, Mrs. ('. J.
In -ugi tt, It C- Beale, Herb« rt L. Van Brief Resume of Happenings o‘
Members of the oV- gon state game
Duyn, Belle Stafford, Rachael Coch
commission arrived 4u Klamath Falls
1 ran, and the unknown heirs ot John
the Week Collected for
I Monday to make a thorough Inspection
| F. ( h i ids, deceased, Defendants.
of the lands of the lower Klamath lake
Our Readers.
SUMMONH
before they make ar.y recommenda-
1 To Mary M. Bucknall, Mr*. C. A
i tlon as to whether or not It should bo
Berk ey, It. C, Beale, Rachael Coch­
GOOD ’H > body f ir or Ki<t i»i<l growth FOtl HALE
Her«», «’'Von tnllea DELI’ wanled- A capable ailles lady. ran, and the unknown heirs of John) Idnfl-Id college at McMinnville flOO(j<;1j an(j created into a bird re-
»i««! ut ■iimnu.f (.ricce. Plume
(rum Cottage Grove. Murudum road,
D 3-10-17 F. child». deceased, defendants.
Cure Newa.
has opened a campaign for a 3606,06® aerve
H| rltigfl«’ <1 2bF$
m iai mull, school house, church,
IN THK NAME OF THE HTATE buildlDK fund.
| g ta<e »»i-vice be-ween Eugene and
1924 Overland
FOIt HALE—-Lute
OF OREGON: You and each of you
m ar neighbors on three sides, opali
D 1017-$4
The Marion county school census g entj ba„ been suspended while a sled
coupe, rubber and mechanical con- aro hereby required to appear and an
range ui other, two 'ii:l|«a to it. It.
iLtlon Al, P rlc.d right. Cull 627 ewer Un- complaint fil’ d again»' you shows a gain of 33 for the year 1925 ¡g be|ng bn!lt for (he passenger au to
DEPARTMENT OF THK INTER
stutlon, goo 1 hunting and fishing,
j j ,e automobiles are to be
tf ,n tin- above ent'tled suk. on or be I when compared with the census of a
Eugene,
m u . v x n n u htatkk u s d o f ­
three suwmtlls elose. New six-room
I hauled across the mile-high summit
fore the date of the Lain day of pub- 1 year ago.
f ic e , Itoarhurg, On-gon, . ovetnher
modern house licatlon of this summons, tie wit.
house, r-efi lai e, well and aprlng, F olt BENI
K), 1926.
Dr. G. T. Kornlck of Stayton was j on »led» by the snow motor recently
furnished. Call Mra. C. L. Scott,
On or before the 14th day of Jan-' elected president of the W illamette I purchased by the Eugene-Sisters Stage
haett and chicken house; 26 acres
n o tice foh I ' c i n j i T r r r s " "
uary,
1928,
and
If
you
full
to
appir.r
East Multi street, phone 126-J
«.h-ured, 16 ut res easily cleared,
Valley Veterinarians' association which . company.
Fore«! Exchangee
.1) 310 and plead to aubl complaint within
Notice 1« hereby given that on No­ balance timber and pasture Will
I The grand Jury at Albany In vest I gat-
raid time, for want thereof Che plain­ was organized at Salem.
IN THE Clitl FIT CUUltT'OF THE tiff will apply to the Court for the
take vacant lot aa first payment
vember ». 1925 D»naid l> Lnnghbot
A gain of 11.79 per cent wag m ad e’ ing the charge of firs' i?.-’ rae murder
lout, of Al»«a. Orp. filed application
and terma on balani-». W. F Reed HTATE OF L i OOUON, F o il IANK relief prayed for in the complaint In receipts at the Eugene poatoffice1 against John Schwlndt, 15-year-old
COUNTY.
No 018272 under the Act of Mart’ll
filed herein, to-wit:
A Eon. Eugene, Ore , Box 693
Zoin Bowers, Plaintiff, va. William
30, 1032, (82 Hint , 46b) to axtliung«-
For a decree establishing the deed 1 In November this year over those ot 1 Jordan school boy, as the result of his
" i I. luuket
suri'', i fui Woodard Bowers, Defendant.
father's death from a gun wound
H ip Ht» K W ',.
8KL*. Sec’loti 22. I
from John Brown to Jaim e H. Coch , the same month last year.
SUMMONS.
ChrleOua» gifts. Cull ut CM D Ht.
Albany’s new saddle factory, m oved , which he suffered In a family
A n and that the sam e be made a
ami HEU MC*6, aeetlvn »9. Tp 16 8 ,
To William Woodard Bowers, the matter of record and the title of sa ‘ l from Dallas. Tex., by Its purchaser. | quarrel November 4, returned a not
Range 9 Weal, W. M wltnlti the Hlua
D 3-10-17.
property described as Lota One and
law National Forest, lor the timber on WANTED- -Oarage mun u n i ntééfiam above named defendant.
IN TDK NAME OF THE 8T 4T E Four of Block Th-ree of Mulligan's A. Sternberg of Albany, Is now In true bill on the charge.
the
NKH, Section 3.1, Tp 20
Prospective losses to the state re­
OF
OllHUUi.:
lo
u
are
her«
by
re-
It-
-
a
pa
hie
of
running
a
shop.
Good
Addition on the W est to Eugene, operation with about 25 men employ­
8 . Itangp 3 East W. M within Urn
sulting from loans to farmers In the
position In llv» town, Call phone lulred to appear and answer the com Lotte CounLy, Oregon, except the ed.
( a«ritdn National Fort-al.
(taint filed ugainst you in the above South 60 feet of said Lot Four be
Of the total of 1398.431.39 loaned to frost-devastated areas cf eastern Ore-
The purpose ot thia notice la to a l­
837 Eugene
tf.
eutltled court and cause, on nr before made perfect and complete as against farmers in the frost-devastated areas gon under a law enacted at the last
low all persona claiming the land sel­
I
IANii
FOB
'
sa
le
near
sprin
g
the expiration of the I me prescribed the heirs of »aid John Brown; that of eastern Oregon under an act of the session of the legislature probably will
ected, or having but a fhle objection»
In the Order of Publichtlon. to-w it; a deed from John F. Childs anil Mary
to such application, an opiMirtun y
FIELD.
last legislature, all but 249,368.20 haa not exceed 22000 or 23000. according
to fib- their protest» with the lt<-gts- BEAUTIFUL high grade piano mtiat <ln or before Che expiration of elx F. Chllda of July 2, 1858, recorded In
| t0 figures compiled by James 9. Stew-
weeks from the Hat« «$f the first Volume B page 447 of Deed Records been repaid.
ter and Receiver u . the Cnltxt Htiiti-a
be ao|d at once. A bargain and publication Hereof, and If you fail to of lame county. Oregon, be corrected ! The L. D. Lenon store at Monitor »rt- fleld representative of the state
lasmt Office at Itoeeburg. Oregon
terms $10 mnnthy to reliable party answer fur »aut thereof, plaintiff Will so as to make the description In said was entered Tuesday night and sev 1
Any such protest» nr otijei-tlona tnuat
of control.
For particulars write Cline Music api| y to the court for the relief pray»- 'deed read ‘Lot No. One in Block No. t
be filed In this office within thirty
eral
hundred
dollars'
worth
of
dry
;
The
state penitentiary arsenal where
for In the Complaint,, to wit:
- ¡Three in Mulligan's Addition on th -i1
days from the date of first puhllcat'nn
Co., 86 Front 81.. Portland, Ore.
goods, boots and shoes and other Tom Murray. .Ellsworth Kelley and
For
a
decree
of
the
court
dissolving
West
to
Me
Town
of
Eugcste
City,
In
of this notice, which ftrat«ptiidlcatlna
N 28 D 17
James Willos obtained the rifles and
articles stolen.
Is November 19. 1926
the tnarrluge contract now ex «Hug , Lane County, Oregon."
non coal
Wheat land, leases on land a n d ! <’ther «rearms with which they shot
between plaintiff and de-fi-ndant. for
And that the title of plaintiff as
NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION
IIA.MII4. A. CANADAV.
their way out of the institution on
the right to resu.ne her maiden naru- against all of the defendants and aa
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER of Zola Smith and for such other re- to each thereof be forever quieted in farming equipment outfits having an August 12 has been transferred from
Register.
aggregate
value
of
about
{45.000
have
IOH.
V.
S
LAND
OFFICE
AT
R
o
s
e
-
«
r
N I»- 2« D 3 Id 17
as to the court may seem J uki ; the plain-tiff and as to each and all
the turn key’s office in the administra­
burg. Oregon. November 28. 1925
of said defeudanta plaintiff be de- changed hands recently In the vicin­ tion building to the new guard tower
Notice
la
hereby
given
»hat
Jum-f
’,n,‘
ProP*‘r
E jtale of Ixiuts Anderson, Deceased.
ity
of
Adam».
I s p u b 11 • h » (•! cre*d 10 be
ab*olule owner of
Bell Brown, formerly Janet Bel,', of 1 Thls summons
erected recently outside of the prison
' promises dceeilbed In fee simple and
Achlel Deneweth. aged 45, of Hills­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Motor Route "C." Eugvue. OrugoD, pursuant to « „„ " . O n r . , d , e r of , ,.
the :
W(.h
a„
the , 0(lrl
inciosure.
boro, killed him self by slashing his
Notice Is hereby given that Leonard who. on February 26, 1922. made ijouorable (
P. Barnard. Countv.'nja, seem equitable and Just,
Appointment of a s t i ewlde com­
lloiue-Meud
Entry
No.
014318.
for
N4k
throat
with
a
razor.
His
action
was
Anderson has been by the county HE'S, Section 6, Tovroshtp 12 9.. ‘J * '* * ”' made a n d entered De>; Thia summons
upon
you 1
. is
.u served
tw a »
i..k « i~
m ittee to present to the next legis­
Court of the Htate of Oregon. In ana Rang.- 4 West. Wiliam, tie Meridian «•"“»«r 5. 1925. and the first public»- by publication in the The Sprlngfu-d, the termination of a series of nervous
lature ways and msctis of rescuing
for la n e County, appointed adminis­ has filed not'ce of Intention to make
hereof • made the loth day o f 4New» for six successive and consecj-' disorders and a long Illness.
present reclamation projects from dis­
trator of the estate ot Ixxtls Ander­ three year proof, to .«tabllsh claim “ *< -mber. 1926. and the luat publ.ca- tire weeks, pursuant to an order du y
Reports received from Crater lake
son, deceased.
to the land shove dmcrlbed. b efo re' ,lon thereof Is on the ¿1st day ot made and entered by the Honorable national park are that there are 30 aster. putting the w tr’. on a business
All persona having claims against
- - Judge
-
G F. Skipworth,
of the above
basis and Me vote to amalgamate the
O. kmmel. U. 9- Commissioner, nt January 1936.
said estate are Hereby notified to pre­ E.
entitled Court, on the 27M day of No­ inches of snow at the lake rlm, 20 Oregon drainage association with the
Eugene. Oregon, on the 9th day o f|
BROWNELL« BROOKE,
sent the same, duly atat<-d and veri­
inches at Anna 9pring camp and 1 0 1
vember, 1925.
Attorney« for ilatntlfL
Oregon reclamation congress featured
fied, at the law office of A K W heel’I January. 1926
Date of first publication December inches at the Klamath entrance.
Residence: ^Eugene, Oregon.
Claimant
names
as
wttnesuies;
the 11th annual session of the Oregon
er. In Eugene, Oregon, within alx
Fred O. Knox. Guy I, Knox. Claude
f> ill 17 24 31 J 7-16-21 3. 1925
Ezra Meeker, 95. Oregon trail pio­ drainage association at Salem. Forma­
months from 28th day of November,
Date of last publication January
I..
Sutherland,
Earl
Burgess,
all
of
neer, is in Washington, D. C., to ask tion of the Oregon reclamation con­
1926.
DEPARTMENT GF THE IN TER -!U - ,#M
Motor Route “C,” Eugene. Oregon.
LEONARD ANDERSON.
congress to authorize 50-cent pieces gress" probably will be completed at
IOH.
UNITED
STA'IES
LAND
DF-t
L.
E.
Bean,
attorney
for
plaintiff,
ROBERT
K.
CRAWFORD.
Admlnstrator.
commemorating the 75th anniversary the next annual session.
t-lt'E.
Hi
vie
burg,
Oregon,
Novemb-r
860
W
illam
ette
91reet.
Eugen?,
Ore
Acting
Ri-al/t-r
A. E. Wheeler, Attorney,
i gon.
D 3-10-17-24-31 J 7-16 of the march of pioneers over thia
D-3-HF17-24 29 28. 1P25.
N 28 D $ 10 17 24 non ooel
In a bill of exceptions filed with
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
route.
a r n r « -------------—
County Clerk Boyer at Salem. Will R.
FOREST KXCHANCK8.
------------------------
Improvements, costing about $400,- King, Portland attorney, contends that
Notice Is hereby given that on Sep-1
’ ’' "th-r 2. 1925 W H Malone, of Cor IN' THE CIRCUIT (H UR T OF THE 000, will be made in the plant of the the state of Oregon has no right to
i vnllla. Oregon, filed applk-at on N o.-STA TE OF OREGON FOR THE Beaver Portland Cement company at hang Tom Murray until he has com­
. , (118197 under the Ael of March 2U. I COUNTY OF LANK
Gold Hill within the next few months, pleted serving a prior sentence of 20
1922, (42 Htat., 485> to exchange (he
ttAYMOND MARLA1T and L. M. ¡ doubling the capacity of the present years for bank robbery. Murray is
HOUSE PAINTING
Telephones: Office 611 Rea. 2075
Nt» SEI». « N t, SW 1», Section 28,; WATSON. Co-partners. P aln tiffs, va. . plant.
Kalaoodnlng In all Its Branches.
under sentence to bang December 18
? .’,T m h,,-,e, \ o , ' 1,t! n^ t We: , v V M ‘«“ e- Or«>-
»«a Kltxabeth Gray,
City or Country Work. Lowest
With the leaders of more than 25,000 for the murder of John Sweeney,
for he Tto her nn ,h
W',t' ° f "'»«C Ur»> ' J r ' t*araÖ C Hol‘ 1
Prices. Every Job Guaranteed.
V.
»,
o
Nl* '" c « « n b ; Dr. Wii: -.m Wallace oray and high school students throughout Me prison guard, who was killed in Me
Onteopalhy ntimdn for khe
Give me a trial.
k4?i vv 3- m
,,h 0 P.hZ° /? ' K"nRt , “ M'-na Gray, wife of Dr Wtsltam Wal- state in attendance. Me University ot prison break August 12, 1925. Murray
tm th w h e re w It I« Mlentí-
nón'.'i
WUh “ ,h * Caac,u*‘ Na jlace Gray; Richard A. Gray; John S .' Oregon's sixfh annual high school con­ was serving a sentence of 20 years
ROV KOCH, Springfield, Oregon.
rtcally proven.
i-h
'
> .,1 .1 .
oray and Mayme Gray, wife of John ference held a twb-day session at for robbing a bank in Linn county.
Phone 126 J
OeteepafhSe PHyWMeo and B»e
...Z “
f 1'h,l" . notlt;e • *° K..Óray; Ei.xabeth Taylor; also M e '
Eugene.
"»
<>w
a"
persons
cl.tm
lng
the
lands
u rtn o w ¿ hp(rs of lsaac Oray.
Oregon pensions have been granted
geon
•elecDvt, o rJ ta v ln g bona fide objec ¡e d . aleo a || otner
ns
tles
Gold Hill, which recently voted an as follows: Albert E. French, Port­
Office 466 ■ « . W BMg.
BUY FURNITURE HERE
on» to such application, an oppor-iunk
claiming any right, title, e . additional bond issue ot $15,000 to land. $18 per month; John A. Gwynn,
Eugen a. O e» o »
htnlty to f i e their protests wttn the
,,
or ,n, OTeet
the
Raeker», Btds, Mattreaaea. Stoves,
K e s t e r gnd Receiver of the U nfed ta, p del,cr,bea ln tne compla nt here. reconstruct Its water system, will have Portland. $24 per month; William E.
Osteopathy otsrads far (he truth
Tuba. Stove Boards, Cloths»
States Land Office at Roseburg. O re-!, Defendants
I its water rates increased from 15 to Stull, Portland. $12 per month; George
whsrevet
R I»
HobwitSarally
gon Any such proteals or objeitlons; " ’ leniianu.
Boskets.
100 per cent, the city council has an­ Laflour, Portland, $10 per month;
proven.
must be filed In Mis office within
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
nounced.
Thomas L. Garland. Portland. $12 per
W m . D O NALD8O .V
NEW
ANO
thirty days from the nate of Prat, To Ur William Wallace Gray and
SE C O N D H A N D STO RE
publication of this notice, which first Mlna Gray, wife of Dr William Wal-i One hundred and four mills report­ month; Anna M. Pratt, Portland, $30
publication Is December 10. 1925
I lace Gray; John S. Gray and Mayme ing* to West Coast Lumbermen's asso­ per month; Nannie Pugh, Portland,
ROBERT E CRAWFORD
! Gray' w,fe ot John S ' bray: an<1 EliIa ciation for the week ending November $30 per month; John A. Godfrey, Mil­
Acting R«-gi«»er
,’cth T ay or, widow; the unknown
Contracting and Building
waukie. $30 per month; William H.
Call
D 10-17-24-31 J 7 1 n*>'rs of Isaac Gray, deceased; also; 28, manufactured 93.041.098 of feet
GEO. W. PERKINS
non-coal
* -
‘ uil other persons or part es urknownj lumber: sold 114,726,079 feet and ship- ’ Danforth. Bend, SIS per month; Alice
SUTTON TRANSFER
Corner 5th and D Streets
A- Bain. Bend. $30 per month; Pearl
___________ _
! claiming any rtgD', title, est-tke lien ped 87.261.685 feet.
or Interest In M e real estate d es-- Moving pictures are being put on A' ^ °nney> Central Point $12 per
Springfield, Oregon
Estate
of
Frederick
Wm
SauberL
1
crlheri
In
Me
complaint
hi
rein,
De-
Phone
57
Plans and Estim ates Furnished
every week at the Sandy Union high ! month.
Deceased.
1 icnrtants:
Free. Will Help You Finance
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I IN THE NAME GE THE STATE I school, receipts from which are be- . Hood River county pays the highest
Your Building.
N- tire Is hereby g'ver that G
H OF OREGON. You and each of you lng used to buy library books, make salaries to men teachers of any coun­
Säubert ’has been hv the County are hereby required to appear and
ty in the state, according to u report
Court of the Stute of Or-gon. In for’ answer the complaint iileu aga ns( payments on a new piano and main­
GEO.. N. MeLEAN
| prepared by J. A. Churchill, slate su­
tain the hand and orchestra.
Lane
County,
«-■pointed
atlmln'stra-,
v
u
In
the
above
entitled
Court
and
LADIES! Try thni expert
Automobile. Fire and Life
tor of the e- tat» of Frederick Win cause on or before six weeks from
There were 22.312 traffic accidents perintendent of schools. Men teach­
hair cutter nt Anderson's
IN S U R A N C E
Snuhert, deceased.
Me date of the first publica lien of this in Portland during the fiscal year end­ ers in Hood River county are paid an
Barber shop,
All persons having claiNi« against
Surety Bond»,.
Pilone 617
average salary of $206.24 a month.
said estate are hereby notified to Summon», a n i if you fail so to ap­ ing November 30, and a total of 35 Washington county pays the lowest
My bud nera Is IVo project your
pear
and
answer
for
w-ant
thereof,
A. A. ANDERSON
deaths
from
automobile
accidents,
ac­
present the same, du v staled a”d
business
verified, nt the law office of A E. the plaintiff will apply to the Court cording to figures compiled. Of the salaries to men teachers, the average
MO Wlllamrttg S6. Eugene »Qrrporj,
BARBER SHOP
Wheeler, in Eugene, Or gon. within for the rel'ef demanded In the com­ 35 deaths 11 were due to drunken being $112.77. For women teachers
six nwnths from this 3rd day of De­ plaint, to-wit: For a decree of the
Klamath county ranks highest, the
Court adjudging and decreeing Mat drivers.
cember. 1925.
average monthly salary being $146.30.
Me
plnintlffs
are
Me
owners
in
fee
More
than
100
Forest
Grove
high
VASBY BROS.
GEO. H. 9AUBERT,
simple of the premises described In school students were reinstated In Women teachers in Union county re­
DR. N. W. EMERY
Administrator.
ceive an average of $100.65, which Is
the complaint herein, and described
Palming
&
■
Decorating
A. E WHEELER.
their classes after a spectacular strike
DENTIST
the lowest.
Attorney.
D 3-10-17-24-29 ns follows, to-wit:
ln all Its hmnrhee
beginning at the Northeast corner ln protest against a three-day suspen­
Button Bldg-
Phone « 0 4
The action of the state highway
NOTICE-TO CREDITORS.
of Lot Two (2). fractional Block sion of a small group for "cutting”
Residence Phone 1»* M
commission In completing and open­
312 Main Street
classes
to
attend
a
recent
football
Twenty
(2(1).
In
that
part
of
the
city
Notice Is hereby given by the un
ing the trans-Willamette river bridge
Rprtngfleld, Oregon
tlerslgned that he has been duly ap­ of Eugene which was originally do­ game at Independence.
at Albany while an injunction was still
pointed ns administrator of tne es­ nated to Lane County by Charnel
Purchase of the plant and line of the
in force against the completion of the
tate of W. H. Andrews, deceased, by Mulligan: ntnniP-g thence South 100
'th e order of the Judge of Mo County let'll thence W t»t 80 feet; thence Tillamook County Mutual Telephone approach on Ellsworth street Is con­
DR. 8. RALPH OIPPEL
¡Court of Lane County. Oregon
All N ona 100 feet to the South line ot company by the Pacific Telephone & strued as contempt by attorneys for
II
DENTIST
|i( rsons having claims ..gainst said ^Hh Avenue East; thence East Telegraph company was formally ap­
iwtate are nerehy notified to present «long said South line 80 feet to the proved by the Interstate commerce W. A. Barrett and J. J. Barett, Albany
Phone 43
the same unto said administrator, at Plane of beginning, being situated In commission, which found the merger business men, whose suit against the
Your Home When In
Union Bridge company, an agent uf
Me office of Ere.l E Smith. Attorney, Ihn <'»7 <* Eugene, tou n ty of Lane,
FI ret Nat'l Bank Bldg., Springfield
to be in the public Interest.
Springfield
at Laiw. 446-6 Miner Building. Eugene, s , ate of Oregou.
the state highway commission, result­
As
»gainst
the
said
defendants
and
Another large water-filled crater ed ln the Injunction. Members of the
Oregon, within six months from thej
earn
of
them,
and
tha«
the
said
de-
dafe hereof.
I fendante have not, nor have either has made Its appearance in the Tu­ state highway commission have been
Dated November 19. 1925.
malo reservoir basin, the result of a
FRED E. SMITH, Attorney for Ad­ of them, any right, tile or Interest cave-ln of part of the reservoir floor. served with formal notices that a
WM. G. HUGHES
whatsoever
In
and
to
the
said
prem­
Charge of contempt of court will be
ministrator.
ises or any part thereof, and that This new hole Is 38 feet In depth and pressed against them.
FIRB AND AUTO INSURANCE
JK W E L E R
.
ALLEN ANDREWS,
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Administrator. the p lain tiffs title In and to the said Is the largest of a series ot holes
A pretest/ against the request of
Repairing a Specialty
N. 19-26 O 3-10-17 pren tees he forever quieted an«« set at above a subterranean cavern.
,
Office at
H. B. Evans of Portland for a survey
Springfield, Oregon
!
, ,, ,
"XL
. 7 rest ns against the claims of the said
The state supreme court has held of Grassy island ln the Columbia river
, Estate ot Julia A. Godman, Deceased. ,|pfPn j„ nta and either or any of them,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
as legal an assessm ent of 5 cents an as the property of the United States
Springfield,
Oregon
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, i 8Ud for general relief.
1 Notlee Is hereby given that Saille
• hl» mnunons is publlshei. once acre levied against all lands ln the was filed with the commissioner of
R. W. SMITH
(I. Sikes, Administratrix of the estate «arh week for six sncceeslve weeks Ochoco Irrigation district in Crook the general land office at Washington.
i of Julia A. Qodraan, deceased, has 'n the Springfield N«’ws, a newspa- county. The assessm ent was levied D. C., by Attorney-General Van Winkle.
Jufltlco of the peace and
f led In the County Court of the sta te 1 per of general clrcd a Ion printed and
3 of Oregon, In and for Lane county. I published in IMne ( ounty, I regon, by the board ot directors ot the dis­ The protest on the part ot the state
notary public. Insurance
trict to take care of delinquencies.
contends that the island sought by
All kinds of gravol for con­
her final report as such administrai- by order of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth,
The state game commission aims Evans Is the property of the state and
rlx and that, ten o’clock In the fore ! judge of Me above entitled Court
crete or road work. We
City Hall Springfield, Oregon
noon of Saturday, the 12th day of De-
order bears date the 23 day of to build up a stock of wild turkeys not under the Jurisdiction of the fed­
make a specialty of Crushed
celnber, 1926, àt the Court room
In the woods ot Oregon, tt was in­ eral governm ent It is understood that
rock and rock sand. Blink­
thereof, have been, by said Court. November, 1925, and the date of the dicated ln the monthly report of E. the request on the part ot Evans for
ers at foot of Main 6n Mill
flx-'«l and appointed as Me ««me and first publication of this Summons Is
F. Averill, state game warden. The a surrey of the Island is preliminary
FRANK A. DEPUE
place for hearing objections to said November 26th, 1926.
street.
report shows that 16 wild turkey«. Ova to the filing of a formal request for
attornsy at law
rgport and for the final settlem ent ot
POTTER & FOSTER,
HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
from Maryland and ten from AHkona> its purchase. The Island Is, said to
the estate of deceased.
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Residence were received by the commission dui> represent valuable fishing rights.
NOTARY PUBLIO
SALL1E O. SIKES,
Administratrix.
and Postoffice Address, Eugene. Ore­ lng November.
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