PLANS FOR BAND HERE
CHURCH NIGHT PROGRAM
CANDIDATE WAS FORMER
ARE BEING CONSIDERED
SPRINGFIELD RESIDENT
TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY
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A in v e i« il i II n I i supper mid a m is
sionary p»K"«nt w ill ba fea tllfcs of
iim "church night" piroKimu ut the
i iiriHtluii church MiK'lul parlor» Fri
day cvi-nlim
Thu illuiior will bo at
ii 30 o'clock »ml
follow.
iim program
will
Follow ing <!>•' World Cull mission
nry p«K*'ant ih<> following program
will bo prohotilod;
Balactloti, men's
i|iiurn l c imposed of John Rohert»ou,
W alter Noulon, Clndd Nacly, luiur-
«<iii« Moffitt; rending, Maud llclk m an ;
vocal auto, 1‘aarl lllltorhrund; aol.i,
4 Claude N eely; »«»Io, Wllmu llaack ,
reading. t*«url Hllterhrand; aolo, Ofa
Lute.
FOR SALE OR R ENT—Modern 6-
room bunaaluw Good term s Phono
140 It after 6 o'clock
M.17-24
VOTERS ATTENTION
PAGE FIVE
T H E SPRIN GFIELD NEW S
T IU ' HKI »AY MAY 17, 1«»2K
REEDSPORT VETERANS TO f
HAVE JULY 4 PROGRAM
THURSTON
. — — — — y- — — —
Hubert and Fred Gray left for
Plan»
for
organizing
a
band
for
Hprlngfl.-ld « an lay claim Io at leaat
Klarnth Falla la»t T uesday where they
Horlrurnebl
Ilia
were discussed ---
here
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thl»
one candidate who 1» seek in g nom i not
w eek When O R Ol»«on of the ban,I -zper t to g e t em p loym en t
nation In Ilia primary election t o
Mr». Della Herrington from ('res-
morrow. He 1» Fred Walker, for lu»trum«nt departm ent of Sherman
welt 1» visitin g here »later, Mr». A.
Clay
and
company
m
usic
house
wa»
more than 20 year» a hualne»» man
W W eaver.
In town to Interview local people.
of thl» city.
Mr Oleson believes a hand can he
Ml»» H azel Kdmlston, who 1» teach
Mr W alker moved to Eugene th«
recruited
here
»Ince
there
are
many
ing
at St Helen», »pent the pa»t
l«r»t of th!» yeur after »¿lllnk hl» tin-
■'«rtaklng bualneaa to Chaile» P. [■apable m usician« In thia city. Want» week-end at here home here,
Cecil Harblt and Mr» Frank Camp-
Poole
He «tail conducted the parlor» have fun. Honed here before, but
vlnlted their slater, Mr». Perry
hare for about 20 yeur». I luring that loaderahlp ha» caused som e difficulty.
It
1»
proposed
thl»
lim
e
to
»»cure
the
|{eam
an ap Vernonia la»t week end
time he wa» active In civic affair* and
Mr». W illiam R ennie and »on,
on leaving here wa» president o f the serv ices of Prof. Andrew Lundlea of
Harold, motored to Salem last Friday
Lions club. He waa affiliated with Eugene If the hand la started.
The mualc compuny man I« esperi- even in g where they visited relative»
local lodge».
Mr W alker, who 1» aacklng the of- ally anxious to »ee younger men and 1 over the w eek end.
dee of county coroner, wa» here ye»- boy» In the hand In order that It may | T he veterinary Inspector wae teat,
ing cowa for tuberculosis here last
terday Interview ing friend». Several be built up here.
The city charter provide« a »urn ' Monday.
of hl» supporters slgm el a petition
Last Tueaday Pleasant Hilt baaeball
which appear» In other column» of annually for the support of a baud
team« motored over here .,d played
thl» paper.
—
Thurston high school team s, Thurs-
ONLY GRADE A MILK ■ IS
»1.1
.
ton girl»' team won, w h ile Pleasant
KIDS' PARTY PLANNED
FOUND REPORT REVEALS , (1||
■
Celebrating the linking of the Roose !
veil and Umpqua highw ays, the Am
erican Legion post, of R eedsport in
Ixmglae county will stag«- a big i
Fourth of July celebration which will
be called Lhe Golden Link celebration
Ask a Man Who
Knows Him
L eglon slres from all parts of the
state are being Invited to participate
In the celebration. A delegation from
the coast city was here th is week
talking to local veterans and Inviting
them to the c o a s t Springfield will
have a celebration In Midway park
according to present plans.
Land and water sports, a sea food
dinner, am usem ents for the kiddies,
prizes and prominent speakers are on
the .program for the R eedsport ce le
bration.
To the coast country the linking of
the trwo highw ays will m«an much.
It Is stated.
t„am waa T|rtOrlous.
JAMES K. KING
C andidate for
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
For
District Attorney
The upper grades of public school
BY NEEDLECRAFT CLUB
For the first lim e .In ce In.pect on
Mon(Jay Th<j
‘ atud<rnt« took their exam inations on
Grownup» will «Ire»» a» young»!erv was adopted here, reports rorn
M ember of a pioneer fam ily.
and attend a party of the Needlm-raft office of the milk Inspector. Dr L S W edne#4ay an„ Thuraday.
Chiropractic and Associated w ith Judge E. O.
Kent,
a
h
«
*
that
all
milk
was
of
grade
(h<>
club thl» afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Electro-Therapy P o tter in th e law firm of P o tte r
,
.
_
Mr». C O. W ilson and Mr» Clifford A The report v covers the month <>t I team s played
the Thurston team s on
& King. A veteran of th e W orld
Specializing In
.
. ,
the local diamond
ihuraton boys'
are Joint hostess«» for the party Aprl1'
1
W ar.
T h l. show s great Interest and Im tpam
#nd
ram ,ra
teanl
which 1» to bo held at the former'»
Painless and
prove,nent.
the
Inspector
points
out
in
home.
Bloodless
won.
58 X Ja m e s K. King for
The program for the afternoon will the report.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson became III
Removal of
H eretofore considerable grade B
D istrict A ttorney
follow out the "kid" Idea, with ap
Tonaila
last Friday night and was taken to
milk has
Dairymen
ha» been found.
rounn. im
irymen are
pa(,|fl(, rhr)atian hospital where
propriate game» and »tunts.
(Paid A dvertisem ent Inserted
by
striving to improve the grade of their
an operatlon for ap.
15th year In Oregon prectlclng.
Jam es K. King-for-Dlstrict-Attorney
Phone 2085
product It 1» stated.
nendlrltls.
Office 1237 Ferry St.
8 U M M O N S
Club, Robert W. Earl, Secretary-
People here feel that the plan fori
Eugene.
On
Thursday
Miss
A
gnes
Brlght-
Treasurer.)
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Inspecting milk In proving an asaet.
man w ill hold a class in m illinery nt
S T A T E O F ORBOON FOR L A N E ,
CO U N TY .
the hom e of Mrs. Taylor Needham ,
Lida Scoggln. Plaintiff, vs., Ray fkrog
EATS
BIG
STEAK
AND
under the auspices o f the Ladies Aid '
gin, Defendant.
FRIED ONIONS— NO GAS society.
T o Ray Scoggln, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
.......
Mrs. Laura Hadley, who under- '
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
You are hereby required to appear
Every tim e 1 a te I had terrible went a major operation at the hospl- i
For
and
answ er the complaint filet stom ach gas. Now. thanks to Adler- ta) | n E ugene som e tim e ago, has '
against you In (he above entitled suit Ika. I eat »teak and fried onion» and recovered enough to be moved to the I
within four w eeks from the date of
LANE COUNTY
home of her mother. Mr». Needham |
the first publication of this Summons, feel fine."— Mr«. J. Julian.
PRIMARIES,
MAY 18, 1928
Just
ONE
»poonful
A
dlerlka
relieve»
to-wlt. four weeks from this 17th day
of May 1928, and If you fall to appear gas and that bloated feelin g so that
N O T IC E
Am dry and favor im partial, fair prohibition law enforce
or answ er for want thereof the plnln you can eat and aleep well. Act» on
m ent.
,
tiff will take a decree against you for
The
Thurston
high
school
w
ill
give
the dissolution of the marrtHge rela BOTH upper and low er bowel and re
Will give all business careful consideration and extend
move» old w aste m atter you never a Benefit Dance Saturday night May
C andidate for
tion now existin g between said plain
equal co u rtesy to all.
thought wan there. No m atter what 19th at the Thurston Hall. Good
I Paid A dvertisem ent by Alta King, Eugene, Oregon.)
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION tiff and said defendant and such other you have tried for your stomach and music. G entlem en 50c. Ladle» Free
relief that to the court may appear
For
bowels. Adlerlka w ill surprise you.
equitable
The order directing the service of Flanery's Drug» Store.
the sum m ons herein hv publication
thereof Is dated Moy 16th. 1928 and
N O T IC E TO C O N TR A C TO R S
direct publication once each week for
LANE COUNTY
four su ccessive weeks.
Sealed bldg will be received by the I Now 4-room plastered house
Date, o f first publication Moy 17th. City Recorder of Springfield, Oregon,
Primaries May 18, 1928
up to 7:30 P. M on the 28th day of has fire place and hardw ood
1928
U A WINTERME1ER. Attorney May. 1928. for the grading and gravel floor
in living room . Price
Paid Adv— Eugene V. Slattery, for Plaintiff. R esidence Eugene, Ore
Ing of L street betw een 9<h and 10th $2100 w ith $500 dow n and bal
Law yer, 717 W illam ette Street, Eu gon.
»treets In Kepner’» Addition
to ance in m onthly paym ents. Will
77 E. Broadw ay
Next to I. O. O. F. Bldg.
M 1724-31: J. 7-14:
Springfield. Oregon, said work to be
gene, Oregon.
Eugene, Oregon
done In accordance with the plan« tak e c a r or lots in tra d e for
.in : specifications of the City En equity.
gineer. Bid» to be opened at special
I have a good house th a t can
council m eeting a t Springfield City
be
bought w ith soldiers loan.
Hall at 7:30 P. M May 28th. 1928.
A good six-room plastered
M en! Buy y our W ork Shoes the m odern way. E very
I M PETERSON. Recorder.
Ma. 17-24:
house on good stre e t, has lots
pair displayed so you can see just w hat you a re getting.
Or.E.T. Helms
A L T A KING
D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y
Eugene V. Slattery
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FOR SALE
Men’s Work Shoes
Change o f Ownership
I have bought th e stock and rented the m achinery and
have tak en charge of th e Springfield C abinet Shop located
at 344 F o u rth Street.
I wish to th an k my old custom ers fot ‘th eir past p a tro n
age and hope they and the new cu sto m ers that need
window or door fram es or glass will give m e part of th eir
work.
H. E. PITTS
Imagine a Fisher Body
on a Six at a price of#745
With its smoother, more powerful engine—
with its advanced engineering design—with
these features alone, the New Series Pontiac
Six rivals every other car In ita field.
But when you add to these advantages the
luxury of Fisher bodies, then the Pontiac Six
takes on a measure of value never before
equaled at $745!
Come in and examine this car for yourself I
See its long, low, rakish lines. And »Itet in
specting it, you, too, w ill agree that it s the
smartest, finest, most desirable Six ever offered
at $745J_____________________________ -
M inor Sedan. »74»! Cn,,|w. S 7 « | Sport Rnad«rr.»74ti
» 7 7 Cabriolet. »79*1 4 Dam Sedan, »««1 Sport Landa- Sedan.
Oal.?,nd Atl-Amr-oon Six, »MM» «a « 1 * 9 . All fn u e . a.
fecta ,,. C hr.lO oU and.fnnliac delivered pei. ee they Inrlode tow
u t bond!,n« duo «e. General Molar. l ime Payment Plan aea.IuW.
a t »nlnlmum
W. R. Dawson
SIX
G EN E R A L MOTORS
Williams’
Self Service Store
SU M M O N S
FOR
P U B L IC A T IO N
I of shru b b ery and fruit trees,
will tra d e for 5 or 10 acres im
proved.
NOTICE— I have a re n te r for
a good house Ju n e 1. ,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF LANE.
Susan Campbell. Plaintiff. V».. Jam es
R B illings and
Hillings, his
iwlfe; Martha A Lewm an and E. E
BUSINESSES FOR SALE
l^-wnian, her husband; Nancy A.
earn er and Thom as Carney, her
A fully equipped pool hall to
husband; I-eota M. Alexander and tra d e for land or lots,
Alexander, her husband;
A fully equipped bakery for
Thom as A B illings and Helen B ill i
ings. his w ife; Etta M B illings, a sale.
widow W illiam I. Smith and C assie
W atch for ou r big opening
I Sm ith, his w ife; N ettle C. Christy sale on v acan t lots ab o u t Ju n e
and ' ........ Christy, her husband:
Ruhv Barrett and Conrad Barrett, 10. T w o hundred lots will be
her husband; Hulah M B illings, sold a t $5.00 down and balance
and
Billing», her husband: easy term s. W hy pay rent.
W illiam Billings, »ingle; and Jack
If you have a n y th in g to trad e,
B illings, single, and also all other
persons or parties unknown claim sell o r rent, o r w ant to buy,
ing any right, title, estate. Hen or com e in and see me.
„ ....c
m e r e st In the real property des
WM. VASBY, Real Estate
eribed In the com plaint herein. De
Phone
73-J
312 Main Street
fendant».
_
To Ruhv Barrett and Conrad Bar
Archway Pool Hall Bldg.
rett her usband: Hulah M. Billing«
rtnd
B illings, her husband; ;
Martha A. Lewman and E E. Lew
man, her husband; N ettie C. C hristy |
,,n,l
..... Christy, her husband; and
Jam es R Billing* and
B illings
his w ife ;— D efendants;
IN T H E NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re
THE
quired to appear and answ er the com
PERFECT
SANITARY
plaint tiled against you in the above
NAPKIN
entitled Court and cau se on or before
four w eeks from the dnte of the first
publication of this Summons, and 11 ;
you fall so to appear and answ er, for
want thereof the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief dem anded
in said com plaint, to-wlt: for a decree
adjudging and decreeing that the |
plaintiff is the ow ner in fee sim ple of
the prem ises described in the com
plaint and described ns follow s, to-
wit;
The W est One Hundred Sixty- (160)
feet of Lot Three (3- Block Twenty-1
three (23) Fairm ont Addition to Eu- j
gene, Lane County, S tate of Oregon;
T hese are now possible
and every part thereof;
And further decreeing that the de- I
every day, even under the
fendants have not nor hnve either or
m ost trying conditions.
any of them any right, title, claim,
Gauzets are made of
equity or Interest w hatsoever in and I
highly
absorbent cellu lose
to lh e said real property, or any pnrt
tis s u e
and antiseptic
thereof, and that the title of the plain
tiff In and to the said prem ises be In
giauze.
this suit forever quieted against the
T hey are esp ecially su
defendants and each and all of them. !
perior because of the pro
and that plaintiff have such other and |
further relief as to the Court may
tective under layer.
seem equitable.
JU ST ASK FOR
T his Summons Is published once
G A U ZETS
each week for four su ccessive w eeks
Box of One Dozen
In the Springfield N ew s, a weekly
new spaper of general circulation pub
lished in iJtne County. Oregon, bv
order of the Honrnble C. P. Barnard,
County .Imlgo of Lane County. Ore
gon. which order bears dale the 16th
day of May. 1928, and the date of th •
first publication of this Sum m ons Is
May 17. 19?8.
POTTER X- KING, A ttorneys for
Plaintiff. R esidence and Post Office
ta
st i
Address, Eugene, Oregon.
M. 17-24-31: J. 7-14:
45c
Flanery’s
Drug Store
<7
0 9
0
And at real serve yourself and save prices.
gu aran teed .
Every pair
Men’s Muleskin Outing Bals
A w onderful Shoe for sum m er work. C om fortable and
serviceable. L eath er sole and rubber heel.
$1.48
Men’s Work Shoe
Men! If you w ant real value for your shoe dollar,
try th ese M occasin Toe style Shoes. Made w ith double
w ear w ater-proof sole.
$2.98
Women’s Footwear
H undreds of pairs of Oxfords, Pum ps and novelty
stra p effects in th is asso rtm e n t. Many are w orth up to $6.50.
$2.98 Pair
Children’s Play Oxfords
A w onderful w earing play Oxford in brow n leath er
w ith double w ear soles. All sizes from 5L” to 2.
___________________98c Pair_____ __________ __
W h y P a y M ore th a n S e lf Service P rices?
W. F. WALKER
Candidate for Republican Nomination for
CORONER
H aving know n W. F. W alker fo r a num ber of years, and
believing th a t he is tho ro u g h ly reliable, co m petent and
tru stw o rth y , and a m an of h o n o r and integrity, we do en
dorse him for coroner of L ane county.
G. G. B ushm an, m ayor
W. P. T yson
M. J. McKlin
L. L. May
I. M. P e terso n
G eorge D. V allier
W illiam V asby
C. E. K enyon
W. L. R ouse
D. W. Roof
W. C. R ebhan
D. B. M urphy
W. A. T aylor
H a rry W. W hitney
H. E. M axey
J. Sm ltson
W. K. B arnell
W. C. M cLagan
E. N. Dillard
Ira F uller
W illiam G. H ughes
Carl Olson
F. O. B ennett
M arlon Adam s
W. N. Long
W. C. W right
Oren D. M etcalf
S. C. W right
Jo h n F. K etels
W. R. D aw son
F. B. Flanery
C harles P. Poole
D. N. Kessey
— Paid A dvertisem ent by W. F. W alker. Eugene, Oregon.