THE BPRINOFI’ILD NEWS
THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1926.
PAGE SEVEN
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OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Recomm endation that th» Oregon
delegation In congress be urged to In
troduce a bill providing for an appro
priation of »4,000/100 for construction
of a new federal building In Portland
waa adopted by the board of directors
Brief Resume of Hapoenings of of the P ortland C ham ber of Commerce.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
the Week Collected for
STATE OF OREGON FOR DANE
J. J. Aldred, eastern rep resentative
CUV NT*Y.
s,
of Salem 's proposed new »840.000 linen
Our
Readers.
B lantne M. H urley, Plaintiff, vs.
mill, has advised directors of the con-
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ccrn ((jat jle ja jn j ew y nrk preparing
John D. Ilrowu, R. D. Brown, F ranc'«
Brown, W illiam Brown, B arilla Jack
F ire losses In Dallas for 1925 were a contract, for the purchase of the re
'R e tili« o f AbrahUUt Miller, Deceased.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
»on, Mary M. llucknell, Maud Whit
FOR HADE.
small, not a single building being de- quired spinning m achinery. The ma»
NOTICK TO CREDITORI»
| K outloasi co rn er K find W aler
lock,
Mrs.
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A.
Berkley.
Mrs.
C.
J.
DATE J924 C hevrolet touring car
'Notice Is l i e n by given Ihiit Aman-
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chinery will cost approxim ately »100r
Bennett, R. C. Beale, H erb ert D. Van stroyed.
dll U. MIM< r h a s h e. n hy 11.« C ounty!
for solo cheap, make
F irst class condition th ro u g h o u t. Duyn, Belle S tafford, Rachael Coch-
E
stablishm
ent
of
a
rock
pile
for
the
000-
your
wn term s. Call Mr Earley a 1
C ourt of the Kiille of Oregon. In and
very reasonable price Phono S27, ran, and the unknow n heirs of John employm ent of county prisoners w a s' Renat« investigation of the m anner
for I,alie County, appo tiled Admin* 695, or
no
21 hth
Weal,
ll
F.
Childs,
deceased,
Defendants.
null f«r Mr Moor
advocated at Salem by B razier Small, In which affairs of the K lam ath lrtd-
InlstrairlM of the estate of Ahruhani Rug. ne
SUMMONS
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Miller, ill «UM «,
gallon district have been handled hy
To Mary M. Bucknell. Mr». C. A.; justice of the peace.
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All p< r una having ein h r s against
A ppropriations
aggregating
»312.500
the H alted S tates reclam ation service
NOTICE
4>F
SALE
G
F
SPRIN
GFIELD
B
erk
ey
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R.
C.
Beale.
R
achael
Coch
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salii e state • a t« hereby n n tlrlo l to P> iR HADE < iiroon paper In large
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
T?n' ? " d tb<' u n *‘n" * n h e l,s of John i for , be phem aw a Indian school have *» asked hy the directors of the Klam-
pr. »« o' UM
e «alie*, duty staled atol
shgels, 36x3» Inohes, suitable foi 1
F. Childs, deceased, d -f-u d a n ts.
.
|nciu,i,.d in the Interior deM rt- “ th Irrigation district In a letter mail-
aerified at 111. law o f f r e o f A. K
NOTILE
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IN THE NAME OF T H E STATE b' B
rl In the Interlpr d ep art
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m aking tracings The New» Office I
1 ed to Oregon represen tativ es in con
W heeler 111 Kur* ii<*. Oregon, wllhln
In accordance with th e provision of OF OREGON: You and each of you 1 fr.ent appropriation hill.
six mouth» from this H th day of
gress.
Safest Bst.
O rdinance No. 493 of th« Town of are hereby required to appear and an-
Oregon and Idaho would be author-
Jan u ary , Ibgit
I wan' a very good dinned tonight, ! Springfield, l.ane County, Oregon, th e
gwer the com plaint filed again*» you Ized to build a bridge across tbe Snake j Mrs Em m a B ryant, county school
AMANDA E. MILLER.
a tle r ty h at would you
suggest?”
! i'. V IKcofdi-r
will r««etve Booled („ the above e o ttle d su it on o r b- riv er at B allard's landing site under superintendent of W ashington county,
you
sugg*
A dm inistratrix
l liltli»
t »14? UFC?I)ftR4} OI 1 3 ,4 a 1 .00 4 j I
I hi4 ifzifs« f»F flic I mmt ? ftnv i i f fiiith» l
was elected president of the Oregon
A K WHEELER.
"A nother rcstu ran t, sir."
; im provem ent Bonds *a ld h a n d 8
b‘' llcatlon of this sum m ons, to^wlt.
j “ b,U paaaed by the l“’na,e
A ttorney
I', denom nations of »100.4)0 each ex-
o „ or bef(|n, tho U lh d
, J a n . | R. L. Stephens, 71, a native of Dcug- County School S uperintendents' asso
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E £ * £ » , 5 1S H y 5M5 N'r r,,p l
Wbkh "h“ ' be for uary, 192«, and If you fail to a p p m r las county, ex sheriff and for many ciation. m eeting in Salem. O ther of
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.. nlate of A n u t lltenenw
, ay. Ih-ei a s .d I
4 , ' , s HEREBY GIVEN, T h at < 81 Dollars Held bonds to hear Inter- amt plead to said com plaint w ithin years one of Roseburg’s leading shoe ficers elected included Mrs. Jennie
N O T R E Gl- I-INAL S E T T D K M K N I'i"
lx-pley. udiutnU lrntor of th«« eat a t th e ra te of Six (li per cent) per
tim e '
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Notice s hereby given th at Melln h as rondi
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Geer of Linn county.
<ln K l l e i
f t t , u»i lx of th e «« ren
nr,«! ni«wi in the C ounty . tlon at any »««ml annual Intercut pay-
nraved for In the corno’a l n t , Members of the tax investigating
Brigadier-General F rank T. H ines,
laat will and testam en t of Aji««'l /le n t
chief of the veterans' bureau, has ask
enw ay. dec»na«4. ha» ,rtl.-«l In th«
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County Court of the S tate o t Oregon.
ed S enator McNary to facilitate early
J “ b n„ IJ' ° " n
^am * 5‘ 9 ;
m eet '» SaIf-m January 25.
In ant, for Dane County, h e r final »3rd liny of January, 1925 at the hour be an-ompi.nle-l with a certified check
d/ b
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! Selection of a president of the Unl- tr a n s fe r to the bureau of tbe 25-aire
report as such executrix; and th at ef I. 11 O'clock A M . of sal.1 day at tb « |m fa r „ r of , he City Recorder, for a t
tra c t on tbe Sam Jackson e state a t
re.- (3 per cent > of tbe. pur m a,ter of r< cord and <*• t,t,e of M 1
ten o'clock In Hie forenoon, of S at County Court Room In the County | „ , B, , h price
as a guarani«« of good Proi'e r t’r d'■’ r r ,b e '1 “ Lo’» On’> ftn'1 reM" ty of Oregon at EugeDe to BU,C Portland, offered by the V niveralty of
urday, tho 13th day of F ebruary, Court Hon»« In th e City of Eugene, chase
on th. part < f the b .Ider No ^ ’U(ru ( of B1<* *
of, M ulligan« , ceed tbe late P. L. Campbell probably OregoQ m edica, 8choi), as a posgible
Oregon, bus been fixed and appoint-1 font) On
11*2*,, at th e Court room thereof, have id
a» the day. tlnu- and p lan « for the b ,,, w|„
Dp considered ror
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an >
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—- W est to Eugene,
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111 be
for less
than
<’<>Mlon
on the
announced within the next few g)te {or t(je ngw veterung. hospitai.
been by the aald County Court fixed hearing of objections to said final p „r Bnrt accrued Interest Date of 1 an'- County. Oregon, except t h e ' eehB
and uppotuted as the tim e and place account and the setllem nt Ihereof c-e._jn»c of bills Jan u ary 22. 1928. Date South «0 feet nt said L ot Four b e !
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I D ecem ber's lum ber exports from the
fur hearing objections to said re All objectloi » to said flnaf :.<-imint '
i .„ i i a r v 2 5 th 192« m ai1' l>, rfpct and c o m p e te as against
Ground breaking for the paper mill W Illam ette and Columbia riv er dls-
port and for the final s e i l - u e n t of Cl'crk of « i r S ^ n i w ’b U r o sLli’
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SMITH. R ecorder th ', *«'"!
* ' d ¿ ob" B row n' ' hat ° f tbe St Helfena P u‘P * Ba^
t r lct to A ustralia reached 18.782.187
the estate of said dneenoed.
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of msh
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from
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MELINDA E IIE.MENWAY.
W. J. LEPDEY,
[tat
-f LaM , ^ bll(,atl0|li j a n ,lary Volume B page 447 of Deed R ecords
* n of buBln(.9g
‘be 8ame mo“ th
aC^ dinf (. t"
Executrix.
A dm lnlstralor of Said E ita te
A E W IIEELER.
U jq
of Ijin e co u n ty , Oregon, be corrected
figures compiled. The to tal for 1925
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A ttorney,
D '4 31 J 7-14-21 1,0 38 ,f) m ake th e description In sal
For the second tim e In less than a wa» 95.510,049 feet, and In 1924 the
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~ deed read l.ot No. Ono In Block No ; month petitions for the recall of Mayor business am ounted to 80,983,735 feet.
NOTICE < F FINAL HEAftlS’fl“ “ Estât*- of R obert II Kelsay. de, ease.l I
u,«- . ». ruL- T hree ,n M ulligan's Addition on th • .p ox an,i Councilmen Silvis, Schilling,
A deed was filed In the office of the
IN T H E l IltD l 11 t Ol RT 0 9 THE \v«at to the Town of Eugene City. In
Node«* Is hec-by given th at the un- NOTICE OF F IN ID S E T T I.EMENT
Carlson. Well. Xuiswonger and H enkle
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Notice Is hereby given thal William STATE OF G.cEGGN FOR DANK Ijin e County. O regon."
dcrslgiii.l, M. D Blasell, A dm lnlstra
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clrculati()„
Rend
Clackam as county recorder by C harles
And th at th e title of plaintiff aa I ’ ®
clrcula,l(,n at Beo<’
G. F isher and wife to the F irst Wia-
to r ba fluid h it flnul report and ac F Kel.-uy, A d m inistrator of the os COl NTY.
Zoin Bowers, Plaintiff, vs Will am agalnst all of "the defendants and as i The public service comm ission dis- consin T ru st company for a large tra c t
count In the e s ta ’n of la-fth E Bissell tine of R obert B K.-ls«y, deceased
di'Ceusi d, and tho County Court of
Bled In th e County Court of th e 'W o o d a rd Bower*. D efen d an t
to each th ereo f be forever quieted I n ' m issed the application of the Bear of land located In Marion and Clacka-
SUMMON».
Initie County, Oregon, haa i-t H a'ur I Slot« of Oregon, in and (or Iain
day. JanunV i' 3011.7 192«"at >o'o'clock ' <',,u n ,’f« bla Bhnl report ns auch ad-
To W illiam W oodard llowera, the tbe p l.i'r'tff ind as to each and a ll ' Creek Boom company for a franchise mag counties, much of which is cover-
" r Ba '.d
a K ulu,1'1
, bnr ? n » 'on the waterB of Bear creek ‘,D*1 ,ta ed with valuable tim ber holdings. Ac-
A M at the County Court room In m ln lelm to r, nml 'h at ten ochx-k In above named defendant.
Court House. Eugene. C r-gen. for fin " i r forenoon of Hulurday. the l«lh
IN THE NAME OF T H E STATE » rioi: i s d e r c i h .1 In fee simple an d : t r |l'm arles in Coos county.
eordlng to the stam ps th at appear on
nl hearing (hereon «nd
all oop
objections
of - Jan
19-8, a t the ( ourt u OF
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u a re her, by re fur meh o th er relief as to the t-ourt , Twenty eight persons m et violent the deed th e land is valued at *>UU,-
n i an
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to said report and u* «-count should be ro<Mn thereof. Im re been, by said | ,ju |rP(j t„ appear and answ er th e com- may seem equitable and J u s t
dektb in M ultnomah county in Decern- OUt.
itrd on or befor* (‘°Mr < 2*ed and a p p o in t s aa the , p,Blnt Med ag ain st j
mail«, filed nr present
you n ' < a ovn
T his sum m ons is served upon yon ber_ according to the m onthly report
nl»<rt,
time and plan* for h ear ng objections
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1 ^ ' . l p l r o u o n ^ \ m ' 1 m o r tf
' p o r r o before
s c ^ d ^ hy « ^ publication
Z ' M i ^ u In
c c the
^ l v The
^ n ^ Springfie
r o n ^ c I*
^ C o r o n e r Sm ith Suicide of the sta te flax plant at the Oregon
Classified Ads
H e: “Do you think you ooukl live
o n forty dollars a week?"
She: “Sure— but what will you d o ? '
(BUYlÑb Pii SliLílNG’^ ^ f f ^ ^ fn iÉ Y GÉñtESUlJS )
8 ‘ M D BI8KFI I A dm inistrator
ti-t>«-e-et.-K*
c n - i l - cs .m i A ttorney
W HITTEN SWAFFORD.
Eugene, Oregon.
D 81. J 28
¡B U S IN E S S
HOUSE PAINTING
Kalsotnlnlng Io all Its Branches.
City or Country Work. Lowsst
Prices. Every Job G uaranteed.
Give me a trial.
ROY KOCH, Springfield, Oregon.
Phono 125 J
BUY FURNITURE HERE
Rockers, Beds. M attresses, Stoves,
Tube, Stove Boards, Clothes
Basket*.
Wm. OONALDRQv NEW AND
SECOND HAND STORF
Contracting nnd Building
GEO. W. PERKINS
Corner 5th and D Streets
Springflield, Oyegon
Plana and E stim ates Furnished
Free. Will Help You Finance
Your Building.
DR. N. W. EMERY
DENTIST
8utton Bldg.
Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 163 M
Springfield, Oregon
“The Loop
II
Your Home When In
Springfield
D. W. Roof
JEWELER
Repairing a Specialty
Springfield. Oregon
R. W. SMITH
Justice of the peace and
notary public, Insurance
City Hall Springfield, Oregon
FRANK A. DE PUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Button
Buldllng
NOTARY PUBLIC
8prlagfleld
OregtWt.
B n tte r w rappors printed according
to regulations with tiamio, weight
and address, »1 2B a hundred a t the
News Office.
WILLIAM F K E I.S A t,
' <n th e O rder of 1-ubllcatlon. to w it ; 1 tive weeks, p u rsu an t to an o rd er duly
expiration of six , made and entered by the H onorable
A dm inistrator. I ''n o r before ttte expii
' weeks from th e d ale iff the first q ,r. Sklpw orth, Judge of the above
A. E. W H EEl-ER, A ttorney
D 124-31 J 7-14 j publication hereof, and If you fa 1 to entitled C o u rt on the 27th day of No-
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. — J an sw er for want thereof, plaintiff will Vi niber 1925
appjy to the co u rt for the relief praye« I Date 'o f first publication D ecem ber
for In (he Com plaint, to-wtt:
i 8. 1925
For a decree of the co u rt dissolving
Date of Inst publication Jan u ary
the m arriage co n tract now ex itin g ■ 14. 192«
between p laintiff and d efendant, for
b. E. Bean, atto rn ey for plaintiff,
j the right to resirme h er m aldep nam«- s«0 W illam ette S tr e e t Eugene. Ore
T elephones: Office «13 Res. 2076
J of Eola Smltm and for such o th er re -'g q n .
D 3-10-17-24-31 J 7-14
lief as to th e court may seem Jus
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' i nd proper.
This sum m ons I s p u b l i s h e d
Osteopathy stands for the
pursu an t to an O r d e r o f the i
truth wherever It Is scienti
H onorable C. P. B arnard, County j
fically proven.
J u d g e , made a n d entered D e-'
O stsopattflc Physician and Sur
geon
«em b er 6, 1925, and the first public«- j
Office 404 M A. W Bldg.,
tion h<reof -« made the lo th day of;
Dcce-mber, 1928, and the last puhl.ca
Eugene, Oregon
tion th ereo f is on the 21st day of
O steopathy stan d s for the tru th
Jan u ary , 192«,
w herevet It Is scientifically
B RO W N ELL« BROOKE,
i
proven.
,
A ttorneys for H aintlff.
SPECIALIBT
R esidence: Eugene, Oregon
D 10 17 24-31 J 7-14-21
in Internal Medicine for the
past tw elve years
SUMMONS.
D IR E C T O R Y
Dr.John Simons
Coming to
Eugene
Sr. Mellsnthin
Call
DOES NOT OPERATE
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOIL
T H E COUNTY OF LANE.
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Will be at
SUIT IN EQUITY.
Phono 57
J. T Gllfry, Plaintiff, versus lh» i Oeborn Hotel, Tuesday, January 21
unknuwn lie rs of Lavlcy Ann Saylor, Office H ours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. n
'd e c e a se d ; Uie unknown h eirs of Han
r a h A. H endricks, d eceased ; P e te r L ,
ONE DAY ONLY
Mlraasnu. Rnmolo V atuonr. Anthony !
GEO,. N, McLEAN
i V atunne, Pacific Orca P ain t com- i
No C harge for Consultation,
Automobile, Fire and Life
pany, a corporation; and also to all i
I N S UR A N C E
o th er persons o r p arties unknown :
I claim ing any rlgnt. title, estate. Ilea i b r. M ellenthin la a regular gradual,
I Surety Bonds-
Phone 8J7
I or Interest In the real e state describ , ■n m edicine and surgery and is 1;
My business la \to p ro tect your
le d In the compoilnt, D efendants.
buaineaa
censed by the s ta te of Oregon. H<
To each and all of th e above named
i 880 W illam ette 8t. Eugene ^ re g o r j. : d efen d an ts: You a re h -reb y required does not o perate for chronic append
i to ap p ear nnd an sw er the complaint citis, gall stones, ulcers ot sto m act
' filed ag ain st you In the above entitled tonsils or adenoids.
j suit w ithin six weeks from the date
VASBY BROS.
of th e first publication of th is sum-
He has to 'his credit wonderful re
I noons In the Springfield New», which suits In dleaeas of -the etotnach, 'lvet
Painting & Decorating
is first published Jan u ary 7, 192«, and
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¡you a re hereby notified th a t, unless , bovvals, blood, skin, nerves, heart
In all its branches
( you ap p ear and an sw er w ithin the • kidneys, bladder, bed w etting, c a ta rrt
312 Main Street
; said 6 weeks, your defnult will be W0Bk iungs, rheum otism , sciatica, lei
'e n te re d and th e plaintiff will make
application to the court for th e re u,cers and recU I aiIm ents
lief prayed w ithin the com plaint, to- !
, h„ naJT1„.,
few 6
w it: T h at th e title to th at 310 seres
Below a n ,h< nMntS ° f a
„
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
m ore or leas, of and described within his m any satisfied patien ts in Or*
DENTIST
one certain deed dated S eptem ber 22, Boh:
1920. executed to plaintiff, and record
Phone 43
ed on page 430 In volume 130 of the
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C ham bers, Roeeberg, heat
Lane County. Oregcn, Deed Record» aches,
F irst Nat'l Bank Bldg., 8prlngfleld
be quieted In plaintiff as ag ain st all
John W odtll, W aterloo, bladder am
of you; th a t th e m ortgnge dated Sep
tem h er 22. 1920. executed hy plaintiff p ro strate trouble,
and his wife, nnd recorded on png<
191 of vitlumc 49 of the l.nne County ! Mrs. E. E. Holm an, Richland, Mi.
WM. G. HUGHES
Oregon, M ortagage Records, and th t |
trouble
lease-d at <1 S eptem ber 22, 1920. exe
FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE
cuted hy plaintiff and h is wife, nnf
W. S. B ennett, O reg n City, ulcer o
NOTARY PUBLIC
; lecorded on page 344 In hook 146 ol
th e Dane County, Oregon. Deed Rec th e stomach.
.
Office at
ords both be cane-’lled, nnd th at nil
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
R. W. Meyer, Slfautko, h e a rt tro t
, In terest of any of the defendants It,
Springfield,
Oregon
J snld 310 acres of land or an«- part hie.
th ereo f be cancelled, and th at each ol
Chas. H H oak, La G rande, ga!
1 von I»' forever enjoined from making
any claim In or to said land or any pari stones.
th ereo f ns ngalnst th - ptaintirf. Hon
Mrs. M. I. Olsen, Portland, appet
C. P. Rnrnnrd, Cqunty Judge of Lant
All kinds of gravel for con
crete or road work. We I County. Oregon, m ade and dated n t (
directin g lliai , Rem em ber above date, th a t consul
make a specialty of crushed I order. Jan u ary 5. w” 192«.
1’« ’T i” «
/ a(* »««ton of th 'a trip will be free and th s
rock nnd rock sand. Bunk
woek In inc SprinerieH News ror $ ,
ers at foot of iWftln on Mill | period of six successive weeks, nnc' ^is treatm en t is different,
th a t you ap p ear and answ er th a sal« | MRrrJ#i women m ust be *Ccom pai
street
complaint« w ithin fi w eeks from th* 1 a
. , . .
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HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
d ate of the first publication of thi» ,
by th eir husbands.
R” h . V R SLATTERY, A ttorney
fo, ’ Addrps’ : ‘J ? Brad b u rr
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SUTTON TRANSFER
SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL CO.
F o il S A L E - Carbon paper In h u g -
«heels, 26x39 InA es, suitable for
See our line of visiting ciirds, Plaintiff, nnd my postofflco nddres* Angeles, California.
Is Eugene, Oiggon.
m aking tracings. Tho Nows Office, paneled, or plain, a t th e News office
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J 7-14-t
Predom inated, ten persons ending th eir
lives.
Mord than 50 colonies of bees in the
apiary of
a t , The Dalles
, . John Pashek
.
, ,
‘hat spring was here and be-
came active. Some of the bees swarm-
ed, which la unprecedented for Jan-
uary.
A pplicants desiring to renew th e ir
real estate dealers' licenses for 1926
who do not rem it tbe annual fee by
January 10, will be penalized. Will
Moore, sta te real estate com m issioner
has stated.
During last year 20.635.58« feet of
tim ber was cut in the Cascade na-
tional forest, valued at »34.898.49, ac-
cording to a report issued at the of.
flee in Eugene of Nelson F. Macduff,
supervisor.
One hundred and three mills report-
inc to the W est Coast L um berm en's
assoriatiqn for tbe week encing 'Jan-
uary 2. m anufactured 45.124.659 feet
of lum ber sold 70.678.270 feet and
shipped 69,014,991 feet.
P atrpns of the Kilpatrick-Collins
W ater company, which operates in
Multnomah county filed a protest with
the public service commission in con
nection with th e proposal of the com
pany to increase its rates.
The state board of control has ac
cepted the new girls' dorm itory re
cently completed at the state home
for the feeble minded a t Salm at a
cost of »50.000. The stru ctu re has ac-
.commodations for approxim ately 50 pa-
tients.
Samuel B. Jackson, under a rre st In
Michigan, will be returned to Astoria,
w here he Is w anted on a charge of
larceny by em bezzlem ent. It w as al
leged th at Jackson obtained approxi
m ately »2500 belonging to George B.
Carey of Clatsop county.
state penitentiary will be doubled thia
year, according to conclusions reach-
ed a t a conference of per'sons inter
ested
. o in the , success of the Industry
at balem . It was d eed ed to continue
artificial drying experim ents, add a
night crew to reclean seed and operate
state hullers during the present year.
APPr° xiniate!y 2500 acres of flax will
be contracted for in 1928.
Less than S5.000 out of an anticlpat-
ed 240.000 m otor vehicles In Oregon
bad been licensed for 1925 last week,
Approxim ately 3000 licenses are now
'»»ued daily, and If this rate is
oiaintainod, virtually all of the appli-
cations now in the hands of the secre-
:ary of sta te will have been disposed
**7 F ebruary 1. As soon’ as the
congestion in the m otor vehicle de-
Partm ent '* re!ie" d the P0» «
°l th S,ate WlU be notified
S tate ow nership and operation of
txtUlt«« s is proponed by an am endm ent
10 the constitution sponsored hy the
Housewives’ Council, Inc.
Printed
C° pie8 ° f ,he mpa8U™ arp D<”
iist-lb u ted . it is plannea to have th e
state go into the w ater and power busi
ness on a large scale, for the propos
ed am endm ent, if adopted by the peo
ple, authorises issuing bonds up to 5
per cent of the assessed value of the
state, a m atter, roughly, of »50,000,-
900.
The population of the several state
institutions increased from 4483 on
JaDUar>' ». » 2 6 to 4639 on Jan u ary
1, 1926, according to a report prepar-
ed for consideration of the state board
of control. The population of the sev
eral Institutions, as set out In the re
port, follows: S tate hospital, 1851;
penitentiary, 470; feeble minded home.
788; boys' training school, 1S9; tu-
burculosis hospital. 153; blind school.
44; deaf school, 119; girls’ school.
T here were two fatalities In Oregon » j; eastern Oregon hospital, 778;
due to Industrial accidents In the week soldiers’ home, 116; blind school. P o rt
ending January 7, according to the |and- s t
state Industrial accident comm ission . D e c re e suits filed In the circuit
I he victims w ere Tom Jerxyk, Rain- courts in the state of Oregon during
ler, settler, and Toney Strom baugh, the years 1917 to 1924, Inclusive, were
Portland, tram car operator.
twice as num erous as crim inal actions
More than 160 m iles of federal aJd filed during the sam e period, accord-
roads were com pleted in Oregon dur Ing to a report prepared by a commlt-
j Ing the fiscal year Just closed, with tee headed by A lbert Ridgway, secre-
102 more miles under construction and tary of the Oregon Judicial council.
39 approved for construction, accord The report shows th at during the
ing to the annual report of the chief eight-year period there were a total
of the bureau of public roads.
of 94,069 case» filed in the circuit
P lans have been launched hy the courts. Of these 34.537 were clAssl-
social com m ittee of the Pendleton | riBd as law actions, 20,911 equity cases.
Comm ercial association for the e n te r i 27.238 divorce suits and 11,383 crim-
tainuient of she^p men of the sta te ina* actions.
G overnor Pierce signed an order
when the 29th annual convention of
the Oregon Wool G row ers’ association authorizing a special election February
is held in Pendleton Jan u ary 22 and ' 1B f°'- t»1« creation of w hat would be
known as the Siskiyou Im provement
23.
P ortland’s death rate for 1925 show district in southern Oregon. The dis
ed a very slight Increase over th at of trict would Include the w estern half of
1924, it Is shown by provisional fig Jackson county and the eastern part
ures Issued by the bureau of census of Josephine county. The purpose of
from a compilation of weekly health the d istrict is to construct a road up
reports. The total for Portland show W illiam s creek to the Oregon caves.
ed 3,349 deaths in 1925 as com pared Such a road would cost approxim ately
with 3240 in 1924, while the death »150,000 and would provide an en
rate increased from 11.7 to 11.9 a trance to the caves from tho Medford
side. Tho election wap authorised
thousand in th e sam e period.
under ap act of the 1921 legislature.