THURSDAY DECEMBER it. 1W
TH K SPRINGFIELD NKWS
PAOR SIX
same, pursuant to the provisions of
C hapter 29. G eueral l.uws of Oregon
for 1923; and
You and each of you. and all per
sons having nr C alm ing Io h a te any
Interest In t*'« said Essex autom obile
above described, are herein required
Io appear before th e above entitled
Court In the Court House of lam e
County at Eugene, bv tin- I2lb dav
of Januerv. 182? said dav help« the
answ er day In this cauae. which h ■«
*• retofore been duly set bv tlo-
above entitled Court
to defend
against these proceedings, and upon
von* failure so In do a )ud«en»-nt of
forfeiture of said Essex autom obile
„ l io v e described will ho applied for
This notice 1« Issued and directed
io v e il ah.I each Of you pursuant to
(he order ilillv made and entered by
the above entitled Court on the Sl<t
d e v of December 192«
Shall They Be Sealed ?
TOWN AND VICINITY
Leave For P ortland— Mr. and Mrs
Mom* for Vocation— M iss Con
•ta n c e Rehhan. a student at O A. C H enry Sim ar left I'xieaday for Port-
I land.
Is home for the holidays.
M r». F itk in s In — Mrs William Fll
H e ro fro m O a k rid g e — M rs R M in
IcM of O akridge was a v isito r in this kins of Marcóla was a visitor here
I
Tuesday.
city Sat unlay
G.
la Im proving— Mrs J. F Nadvxmik.
W tn d lin g
R eaid en t
Hero— 1
Stow ell, resid en t of W endling. visit- ’ » h o underw ent an operation rucent-
i ly. is reported to be rapidly im prov
ed In Springfield Saturday.
ing
Aro G uests—Mr and Mrs. H arry
C hase were guests Sunday a t th e
Go to Salem— Mr and Mrs. W II
residence of Mr and Mrs Fred F rese Adrian m otored to Salem Sunday.
To Visit P ortland— R ecorder It M
Olson Here— Odin Olson, b roth r
Sm ith will leave tomorrow afternoon
of Oswald M Olson, is here for the
for P ortland to tp en d C hristm as with
holidays from B ridal Veil, Oregon.
relativ es in th a t city.
He will re
H e r e F rom W a lta rv ille — Mr. and tu rn Monday.
Mrs. Irl Oeeadtnond of W alterville
W ith
E ugene
C o m p a n y— D.
M.
« e r e in Springfield Sunday.
Morse, form erly with the G annett
jaak so n s Here — Mr. and
Mrs Motor Company he* gone to the sell
H a rry Jackson of W alterville w ere ing force of the O verland, Pontiac
agency, th e Eugene Motor company,
v isito rs here Saturday
located at w hat was the F ifth Ave Ï
Leaves for Sutherlin—H arry \\
nue garage.
W hitneye was called to S utherlin
Monday by the sudden and critical
POSTOFFICE OPEN UNTIL
illness of his mother.
NOON ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Visit* at CorvalliP—Miss C la r a ,
—
W yse. nurse in the office of Dr. W
The Springfield postoffice will re-
C . Rebhan. was a C orvallis visitor m ajn open un til noon on C hristm as
Sunday
day. and th ere will be one delivery.
I ac co rd in g to an n o u n c em en t
by
a t P o rtla n d — V
Mrs. Lepley im proves— Mrs. Leon-
ird Lepley. w ho has been critically
II for some time. Is reported to be
lig h tly im w oved and hopes for h er
ecoverv are being held
^HLss
Loveliness At Your Fingertips
“I should like to takt care of niv lh< d irt will be loosened als.u t and
nails at home w rites one of my I neath the nail tip*. and can easily
be rem oved with the tip of an oran g -
readers.
T aking care of your nails Is a very stick wrapped in ubst rbent cotton
Alwnys. In drying your hands,
sim ple m atter, and the resu lts ob
tained will m ore th an repay you for pr <s the cuticle back from the
nails very g ntly with your tow-1,
the effort expended
Your outfit should Inclu le one until each bit of cuticle seem s de-
stro n g pliable nail file, co arser on tachi I from the nu'l T his will pre-
one side than the o th e r, one mery vent ugly and painful hung nails
hoard, one p air curved scissors, If you notice any so re cuticle when
one orange stick, one nail brush you a re pressing it with your towel,
with an edging of finer b ristl s to rub in lanolin or * -roe o th er sooth
p en etrate ben eath th e nails, otic ing oil or cream
If the nails a re rough and brittle,
polisher with rem ovable bhamols
cover, one box pow dered pumice, soak th< in In a uucerful of olive oil
nail powder, absorbent cotton, and The cuticle will then In* soft and In
condition to lie gently pressed back
olive oil.
Once a week you'll wish to devote by the tip of your orange stick, still
fifteen o r tw enty m inutes to especial w rapped In ab sorbant cotton to pre
care of the nails. Ju st before you vent scratching or b ru isln - the
tak e your warm tu b bath, file your nails W benyou have finished you
nails Into th e shape you prefer, will have a pretty silvery half moon
sm oothing th e rough edges with the clearly d-lined at the base of each
em ery board.
File them carefully nail,
Theo ■lip your polisher Into your
with even stro k es. A slightly point
ed shape is good and becom ing t o 1 nail pow der and rub each nail un
most hands. The filing can beat be I III it glows like the deep red ugly
accom plished before the bath, be-i color of raw flesh
Rem em ber your
cause soaking th e hands In warm tln g ir nails are Intended to delicate (
w ater softens the nails and m akes ly a d o rn —not disfigure the tips of .
them hard to shape
A fter th e luvthyour fingers
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James “ Jim m ie” W oods
M iss E m e ig h W eds
Frank L. Smith, aJtho elected to
the senate from Illinois, may not
A nnouncem ents have been received
be seated. It is claimed he
here telling of the m arriage at La-
bought his election.
Should toe G rande, Oregon, of Miss T resha
seriate refuse to admit him— Len
Emeigh to Thom as Conrad
The
Small
(above), now ¡5°’ « '™ -
looms as the man to fill Smith s new s 'came as a su rp rise to Miss
chair in Washington. Gov. Small
Erneigh's many Springfield frien d “,
will resign. Fred Sterling, lieu- made while she was a resident of
tenant governor, then become! j Eugene and was connected with high
governor and will name Mr. Smsl
j school work here. She has been
as senator.
teach in g for som e tim e at LaGrande.
A Gift That Increases In Value
M ountain S tates P ower C omfany
DIVIDEND No. 36
The 36th regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the 7% Preferred Stock
of this Company will be paid Jaunary 20, 1027, to shareholders registered on the books
at the close of business December 31, 1926.
Subscriptions for share on the cash plan received prior to December 27th will en
title purchaser to the full dividend of $1.75 per share for the quarter beginning October
31st.
.
•
Outstanding partial payment accounts upon which final payment is made before
December 27th will receive dividend No. 36 on Jaunary 20th.
PRESENT PRICE $101.00 per share, to yield
6.93 Per Cent per year
Orders for shares must be in our hands before the close of business Dec. 27, in
order to avail yourself of this dividend, but payment may be made up to January 15th,
sh I pr
foi*
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER SECURITIES COMPANY „
P. O. Box 1609, Tacoma, Washington
7 50 A M Dully
('A LL AND SEE Dr N W Em ery
Northbound. Springfield at 2 45 I'
on prices on piste and o th e r work, t?
M Dally
Main Line Bus connections Here
Plano and Violin
Southbound C alifornia tra in s Eu
Mrs
A rthur Sayles, teac h er of
gene at 1 ¡5 A M 1:4$ 1* M 11 10 piano
P M . and 6 08 A. M Dally
Mrs Leland Sxarvernd. 'e a ih » r of
Northbound C alifornia trains. Eu Violin
132
71 h SI E
gene at 4 15. 1:17. 10 58 A M and
D 23 30; J 6 11
« 30 P M
CANO OF TH A N K S
Southbound Oregon locals. Eugene
ut 12 25 A M and 9 00 and 1 25 P
\V. wish to thank our many friends
M
for ths'tr kindness In our hour of
N orthbound O regon local». F.ugon
at 2.26 and 7:36 A M and 3 20 P M great sorrow and bereavem ent. Alvo
for file iM M tU llfu l flo w e r s .
W e n d iln g T r a in s
J A Davis,
East bound
mixed. at Springfield.
(I A I hi vis.
9 15 A M
C K Davis,
A J Davis.
W estbound mixed, at Springfield
Mrs J M Mallet
1:50 P M
»42 Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon.
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Sincerity b*l..,«l « glail-han.l
paid its dividend!- to thi» man— who
but recently was selected in a na
tional search by a hard-headed
g ro u p o f Ix>* Angeles bankers and
business men to manage the new
Biltmore hotel there — and at
$50,000 per year.
N O T IC E
Oar Preferred Shares Will Prove
f
R esulls of the medical exanilna
lion of high school boys. conducted
for lh» first tim e here this yesr, were
announced Imlay by W aller Fenwick,
head of the high school departm ent
of physical education
Tlo exam ina
tions wore conducted am ong 57
Junior High school stu d en ts ami «5
Senior High school youth»
W here defects were found, card»
have been made out and the parents
of such youth» are being notified la
a few ease», students were eseludcd
from ath letics because of physical
co ndition'
The following resu lts of Ju n io r high
W ITN ESS MY H AND and the seal exam inations were given
cases of
of the said Court nfflxed at Eugene, denial trouble 22. I n fe c te d tonsils.8;
‘a
I eo e
C o e e lv ,
i'w » n n ,
Ihts l i s t
thyroid enlarged. 12; h e a r t sneaknesa,
dai >f D ecem ber. 1*2«
it S BRYSON Countv 3 ; u n d e r w e ig h t. 3 ; n e r v o u s n e s s . I ;
Circuit C le r k , a n d e x officio Cl-rk hernia. I
Court of tho C ircuit Court l-»n
Senior high school
Infected to n
County. Oregon
I'v K»a
S eal
sils. I, leelh. 7 (neglect largely re
I Duckworth. Deputy
sponsible!; Ihvrold enlarged, 7; h eart
D $8 30
w eakness 5; lung weakness. I.
Dr W C Rebhan and Dr Carl
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Phetteplace examined the «enlor high
school boy» and the Junior Isiys were
Csscads Lins
Southbound.
leaves
Springfield e x a m in e d b y Dr. W II. Pollard.
well-tailored collars
has recently been affiliated wifh th
Four-L lum ber news, has w ritten a
poem for the lum berjacks and mill
men entitled “D on't C uss.'' E v a n 's ,
com position has been posted on the
bulletin board at the Bin lh Kelly
Lum ber com pany plant here
The
! last verse, which depicts th spirit
lo t the poem, follows:
W e'll not be lum ber jugglers -
when we reach th e Gulden shor »I
When we go to meet St. Peter
beyoml the pearly door;
So when a hair-brained ag itato r
, comes along to make you sore.
Ju st chloroform
the
blighter
w ith a seasoned two-by-four.
But don't cuss.
V isit from Brownville— Mr. and
btrs. W. C. Tem pleton c f Br- .vnvllle
risited Monday at the residence of
Or and Mrs. W. C. Rebhan.
Dr.
Rebhan Is a b ro th er of Mrs Tem ple.
M e re fro m
M c M in n v ille — M r. and
Ira. G Isaac end children of Me-
linnvllle. visited over the w eek en d
ith Mr. and Mrs Fred Frese and
Ir. and Mrs. Carl W ebber.
The
iaai:s knew the local resid en ts when
I) were resid en ts of American Falls.
Laho
' —
POEM T E L L S E V ILS OF
OATHS OF LU M BER M EN
——
t
C harles Evans, of Wendilng. who
Leave for North— Mrs Jennie Bon
ier and spiall children left W edne--
lay for Spokane, w here they- will
risit with Mrs. B onner's m other-in-
aw. Mrs. P. J. Bonner.
Needle Causes Injury— Miss Alice
im ons was painfully injured Sunday
hen a needle was accidently th ru st
Ito her w rist. S4h° was tak en to
ip
Pacitii C hristian hospital, where
lie needle was removed by D*. W. C.
.ebhan.
^TiatPriceJeaut
Post-
L. 1 ollard m a fte r p R Hamlin
Special de-
is spending a few days at P ortland liveries also will be handled until
visiting with his m other. Mrs. Alma
i noon.
Pollard
T ie peak of incom ing m ailing was
V isit Frese Home— Mr. and Mrs reached Monday, when an all-tim e
Sam M ontgomery of Not! were v isit record was sm ashed by the postal
o rs Sunday at the residence of Mr receipts of $119 72 Forty eight sacks
of mail w ere sent out of th e local
and Mrs. Fred Frese.
office, to g eth er with some 10 o r 12
Goes to Astoria— Mr*. M. B Hunt | boxes which w ere too large for sacks
ly h as left for A storia, w here she The n earest approach to th is record
will spend C hristm as with h er p a r-, in the offices history was Monday of
en ts. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Pohl.
C hristm as week a year ago. when
W o rk
P rogresses—W ork on the i postal receipts reached $108 24.
McKinnon and Matoon houses o n ' By virtu e of ex tra help afforded
W illam ette H eights is progressing by C ncle Sam. not a train has been
m issed by th e local force. H ere
rapidly.
is a record of the mail sack ship
At Creswell— Mr. and Mrs. F red m ents from the 13th until Monday,
Louk and fam ily spent Sunday at when the peak was reached:
14 sacks
C resw ell visiting his parents. Mr. and Dec 13
¡2 sacks
M rs W H Lonk.
14
26 sacks
15 .................
V isit W ils o n H o m e— M r and Mrs
28 sacks
1«
Lee Wilson of Annlauf spent Sunday
30 sacks
17 .........
w ith his bro th er . B. D. Wilson, and
34 sacks
18 ................ ...........—
tom ily. of Springfield.
48 sacks
! 0 ............... ...............
I Incom ing mail is now flooding the
Calender* Gievn Out—Safety first
calendars a re being handed out to office,
employes of th e Booth-Kelly lum ber
company from th e local offices this
CALL AND SEE Dr N W Em ery
j on prices on {date and o th e r work, tf
P o lla rd
rnam two men nave proven that seats tn the United States
fieoate can ba purchased from the electorate. Now the question 1»,
‘ Shall they be seated?" All America known that It la no* a party
question and any senator who so considers It will And him self In the
same position as those who voted for Newberry. Where are those
senators now? Gone—■
a ll Gone—Twenty seven of them.
MEDICAL EXAMINATION
RESULTS MADE PUBLIC
TO
APPEAR
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR LANE
COUNTY.
Th<- S ta te of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs
One Essex Coach Automobile, 192«
O regon L icense N um ber 229»310,
Motor Num ber 379483, 1925 Model.
L W right and C. I. T. C orporation
a corporation, D efendants.
To I,. W right, C. I. T. C orporation,
and To Whom It May C oncern:
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE
OF OREGON: You, and each of you,
are h ereb y notified and will take not
ice th at the following described per
sonal property. to jw3t:
One Essex Conch Automobile. 192«
Oregon
License
N um ber 229-311).
Motor Numbr-r 379483. 1925 Model,
ha« b^pn Rpizfd by the nherlff of
Isane County. Oregon, on the 27th
day of N ovember, 1926, In the vleln-
Itv of T hurston, on the highway
known as "The High Bank R oad." n
Lane County, O regon; th a t said
above described property has ever
since been and now Is In the PO«««"'
slon and custody of the said sheriff
of L ane County, O regon; th a t the
said sheriff has made a R eturn of
Seizure of said personal property,
and th a t the sam e has been seized
as aforesaid, and Is being proceeded
a g ain st In the above entitled Court
,.n.i ..a»»» for Its- forfeiture of the
ACCE1»T OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES EOR CON
TINUED PROSPERITY AND IIAPPPINESS;
ALSO
OUR THANKS EOR THE EAVORS RECEIVED FROM
,YOU DURING THE PAST YEAR.