T X A ilIT
THURSDAY AUGUST
T i n o R P R I N O F U e iJ l N E W S
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a
23. 192H
via Peek; Janiea Alaon Peek; V e r
ona K Peek; all other unknown
heirs of W illiam E Peek, deceaaed;
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
and all unknown heirs of Janies
S T A T E O F OREGON FOR L A N E
Published Every Thursday at
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Peek. S r, the unknown heirs of
C O U N TY
Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
SELLING SAWLOGS BY T H E POUND
Jtdin P Kddlns, deeeau'd; the un
Sil«1 Dorris and Allte M Smith. plain
O RDER TO SHO W CAUSE
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
(Salem S ta te sm a n .)
tiffs, versus C B. W illiam » »nil lr *
known heirs of Elizabeth Bddlna.
deceased; and all other persons or
mi C W illiam ». his » I f « ' . I l l * im
T he P o rtla n d Jo u rn al of last evening speaks IN T H E CO UN TY' C O U R T O F T il l :
H . E. M A X E Y , Editor.
(Nirtles
unknown, claim ing
any
known heirs of S II Friendly anil
of the selling of saw logs by th e pound
S T A T E O F i ItFO O N FOR T H E
right, title, ealnle, lien or Interest
M atilda
Friendly. decease 1. lt(s
Em »red as second class m atter, February 24. 1903 at the
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Uk.NF
M entions it a s a rem a rk a b le and u nusual thing.
w ife; It E Cartw right and
In or Io the renl estate described
poatofflce, Springfield. Oregon
T he referen ce is to the fam ous m yrtle wood of In the M atter nt On G iiarillanahlp of j Cart". , ’.l v
In the i-oninlnlnt, defendants
or It E Cart
Hants E Oilwlt. Robert II (W ell,
C urry county, the saw logs of which are m ade
w r ig 'ii
' I . » O i l or in. »onp-ttme
IN T H E N A M E O F T lt P S T A T E
Violet Oilell Florence Oilell, M il'S
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A TE •
known
"tile " llalderann, and O F O ltEG O N
arct Oilell, Darrell Oilell. M iooi
You are hereby re
One year In Advance____$1.75 Three Months ---------75c up into m atch boxes, fruit trays, floor lam ps, n a p
T .IIK A B O VE M A T T E » coming dulv « Mary lluldoi on. Gina Month. sonic tjulred le appear ami answer Ihe c m -
kin rings, ami various o th e r articles of beauty
Vtx M o n th s______ ________$100
Single Copy ----------- be
fib Court III oil the ttetltlon of I limes known ns ( lir a Mold», the nn plain! flb'd again«! yell In th * ala.ye
and utility. T his is out of the usual, as the before
the guardian herein (or license to sell I known helis of M ath's» Motnb entitl.'il silt: w ithin four weeks from
T H U R S D A Y A U G U S T 23. 1928
m aple wood of th e so u th e a ste rn c o rn e r of this the real premise» particularly de i sometimes known as "M attle j the date of Hie flrsl publ’eatlon of
s ta te is sui generis; th e only wood of its exact scribed a» follows, to w it:
Month, deceased; Henry Lorela and t'tla summons, and If you fall to so
Beginning tit the south<-a»t corner - Jennie Loretx; Josepll l.o re t* and appear and anwwer, the id aln tlff w ill
kind so fa r found in th e world.
RAILROADS PESSIM ISTIC
one fourth of the I
Lorets. wife of Joseph lair anplv to the Court for the relief prayed
But selling saw logs by th e pound, or ra th e r o( the southeast
one fourth of SA'ctlon Four ' ets; C. W W aahburne an I
for In the complaint filed In the above
If th e testim o n y of th e railroad officials and selling the pro d u cts of saw logs by the pound, is northeast
(41. Township Nineteen 1191 South.
Washburne. wife of C W
Wash entitled cause.
th eir w itnesses before th e in te rsta te com m erce not un u su al It is done every day in S alem : done Bunge One West, thence running i burn*;
Charles E. Parke and Catli
This summons Is published once
com m ission h ea rin g is tru e O regon is a country to th e ex teq t of about a hundred to n s a dav. at west 30 rods, thence north 80 rods, J erlne Ib t'ke - Koilney It Rounds and ' each
week for four successive week»
thence
easl
30
rods,
thence
south
80
R> becca Rounds M iller Morgan and by order of the lion C P. Barnard,
Incapable of suppo rtin g herself. She doesn't th e Salem paper mill. Done over again, w ith re
rods to the place of beginning, eon
Elisabeth Morgan; James A Mor Judge of the Counlv Court
raise sufficient of a n y th in g to supply herself with finem ents. a t th e paper converting plant on F ront talnlng flflei n (15) acres of land,
salt;
Thomas Q
B utler; W iley ) The dale of the first publication of
th e possible exception of lum ber and she is in stre e t.
more or less. In L in e County. O regon’
Sparks and Nancy Sparks; Abrntn . this summons 1» August 23. 1928
And
it
appearing
to
the
Court
(hat
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po hu rrv to get th a t to m ark et (usually w ants
And a t th e la tte r place th e m arket, value is
M Peek and I-aury M Peek; Mar»
IM M E L A KVANS.
th e railroads to haul it aro u n d th e co u n try until aw ay above 8 c e n ts a pound, the ruling price for the foregoing real estate constitutes j Ann Beam; Jxm in L. Peek, Jr.; E l
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
the entire estate belonging Io said | len Peek; Charles Peek; uud Or
Jt can be sold in tra n s it).
th e best specim ens of th e m aple wood. A good wards, and lhat there Is no available I tavla Peek; James Alson peek; ! Residence and Poatofflce Address
KUff**OC*. O rrio ti.
We knew th a t the m o to r tru c k s and buses were deal of th e paper turned out at th e mill here goes means of support of said wards, ex- i Verona
F. Peek, all other unknown
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gettin g business aw ay from the railro ad s so fast a t m ore th a n 8 c e n ts a pound. Som e of th at sent cept through the property above de- ; heirs of W llllum E Peek, deceased;
and that said property pro
th a t it w as m aking them ditzy, but we did not out from th e paper converting plant goes a t sev scribed,
and all unknown heirs of James
—
vide* no income In its present status. .
Peek. Sr : Ihe unknown heirs of
believe before th a t th a t they w ere so so u r on O re eral tim es 8 c e n ts a pound.
and It is necessary for ihe malnten j
John
P.
Bddlns.
deceased:
Ihe
un
gon. It isn 't our fau lt th a t th e railroads can not
R oughly, h alf the co n ten t of the saw logs used ance and support of said minors that i
heirs of Elizabeth Kddlns. de
keep up w ith m odern progress. We expect to for m ak in g paper at th e Salem mill is cellulose. the same he reduced to cush by said I known
In order to provide means ! ceased; and nil other persona or
sec nearly all th e m ail and express go by airplane T he rest is lignin. T he cellulose is used for th e ! petitioner
unknown, claim ing
any
for the care and support of said ehll- I parties
In th e next decade. T h e salvation of th e rail m aking of about 100 o th er com m ercial articles, i dren. it Is. therefore.
right. Illle esiati*. lien or Interest In
or to the renl estate described In
O R D E R E D that the next of kin of
roads is to get into th o se o th e r m odes of tra n s besides paper. Som e of these go at aw ay above
com plaint; defendants
said wards together with all persons
po rtatio n to supplem ent th e ir own service.
a dollar a pound.
Interested In said estate appear before To C S W illiam s ntid Irena C W ll
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Every plant th a t grow s and will sta n d tin c o n this Court In the Countv Court Room
Hams, his w ife; the unknown heir-
of S H Friendly, deceased, and
P o rtlan d pays less tax es th a n S e a ttle and T a- ta in s som e cellulose. T he chem ists a re finding of tie Conn ii u • In feugnaa. Lane
Brecon. at the hour of I I
M atilda
Friendly,
deceased, his
coi:.a, says th e O regon V oter in one article. In w avs to use m any p lan ts fo r th e profitable m a n u County.
o'clock A M on the 3rd day of Sept- 1 w ife; It F, C artw right, and
a n o th e r it sets o u t to prove th a t P o rtla n d and fac tu rin g of cellulose prod u cts; as for Instnnee ember. 1929. to show cause, If any | Cartw
right.
wife of It E Cart
Mt-’fnom ah co u n ty pays "its full sh a re and then corn stalks, th e stra w of grains. T hey will use there be. why a license perm itting
w-rlzht. O laf Hnldoraon eom times
A Ih.»F” u<h c u ltu ra l «nH
genie” of th e s ta te taxes. If all th is be tru e, by m ore. As suggested in a p arag rap h on this page the sale of said prooerty for the pur
known
as '‘Ole*’ Haldorson, anil
•rh olarB hip U ih a o u U U iu tta « char-
poses
set
forth
houlil
not
be
grunted:
!
M
ary
Hafdoraon;
(linn
Month,
aotn<
a c t*rtA tir o f th# H t«l# lJ«»»#raltf
com parison, we should be a lot b e tte r off th an of vesterdav, th e chem ist is king
an I it Is further
times known us ( iln i Mobb' the
T r a ia ia f u
$«
By th e wav, th e Salem paner mill m akes cello
W ashington in th e m a n n e r of tax burdens.
O R D E R E D th.tl a copy of this order
unknown heirs of Mathias Month,
' 22 «Irpartmeut» of the Collcg«
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lose fit fo r rayon o r artificial silk m an u fa ctu rin g be personnll.- servo d on the next of ( sometimes known as "M a ttle "
of Llt»r«lur». »♦•lene#
Lane co u n ty ’s ow n show , th e county fair, is to And th ere was discovered a t this mill a process k'n of said minors, ami all person» In ! Month, deceased; Henry L ire tx ami
an<l tha Arts
(crested
in
the
estate
above
d
'scribed.
,
be he’d S eptem ber 5. 6, 7 and 8. Only a couple for th e profitable use of woods th a t contain pitch at least ten days prior to the date j j . i i i i b lo re t» Joseph Lorets eBd
A rr hit ret ore nn«l Allied Art»—
I.oretz. wife of Joseph Lor-
of w eeks aw ay. R em em ber and save th e date, It is so far not know n elsew here in th« world. of hearing above provided; or said I
(lutine»« Administration - M u-
C W Washburne and
! mttoa — J»>urn»h«n>— tlraduntn t
folks. It’s bigger and b e tte r th an ever and a So m uch for S alem ’s paper m aking cult, which is ltD F It shall he published at least j etz;
Washburne. wife of C W Wash
Study—
Medicine- Music
three weeks r r ’or to the date of said ( hurne; Charles R Parke and Cnth
large an d increasing.
show we should well be proud of.
hearing In The <i"i nrfield News, a
— Phrsicnl Bduentlon — Hoelol-
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erlne Parke; Rmlney It Rounds and
newspaper of general circulation In
oRr — Hoeinl Work— Fitenslon
Rebeera Rounds; M iller Morgan and
A coap com pany recen tly advertised th a t w ash
Lane County. Oregon
(>i vision.
Rllzalieth Morgan; James A M or
F
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S
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AFTER
LONG
HAUL
D A T E D at Eugene. Oregon, this 9tli
ing dishes m akes h ands beautiful, and vou should
gan;
Thomas Q
ltu tler; W iley
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T here a re about 70 prim ary m a rk e ts in th e dav of August. X D.. 1928
have seen th e n u m b er of husbands who cu t th e
Sparks and Nancy Snarks; Abram
C P. B XR N A R D . County Judge
Far »wf#r#4#iwm •* celai r«* «rrtls
M
Peek
and
laniry
M
Peek;
Mart-
ad o u t of th e p a p e r to ta k e hom e and show “ the I nited S tates, which consum e upw ards of 92 per
A 9-1« 23 30:
TA# tfsrwOar. (/mvacMt* af
¡cent of th e tre e and vine crops.
Aim Beam; James L Peek. Jr.. El
litt’e w om an.”
<>r«f#a. ffagaaa. Or»
ten
Peek;
Charles
Peek;
and
Octa
T he s ta te of W ashington leads in production
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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D espite th e alleged sh o rta g e of Oregon freight
we bet th e re w ould be a lot of em pty box cars
h a r ’cd th ro u g h th e m iddle w estern s ta te s going
e a st if it w ere n o t for O regon lum ber.
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‘‘Music h a th ch a rm s to soothe th e savage
b east ” w rote S hakespeare. But he never heard
It at m idnight— com ing from th e neighbors' radio
•e t.
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T h e line “ Man w an ts b u t little h ere below "
m ust have been in th e m ind of th e designer who
m ade up th ese new S um m er g a rm e n ts we are
•eeing.
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* If anyone su g g ests it. w e’re su re M ayor Wil
liam H a le ' T hom pson will change his nam e to
Hail William T hom pson!
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T he four-foot w om an w ho recentlv m arried a
circu s giant over eight feet tall certainly has a
husband to look up to!
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Editorial Comment»
of apples. A rizona crow ds C alifornia in yield of
lettuce, Florida leads in g rapefruit. N orth C aro
lina in straw b erries. New York in cabbage. Indl-1
an a in onions, M aine in w hite p o tato e s and Vir
ginia in sw eet potatoes. C alifornia in grapes.
T he necessity for a w ell-ordered svstem of ra il
road tra n sp o rta tio n for th e successful m a rk e tin g '
of th ese p ro d u cts is a t once ap p aren t w hen it i t '
realized th a t m uch of th is traffic moves u n d er I
refrig eratio n , all of it requires expeditious ser- '
vice, and in scope it em braces the producers, c o n
sum ers and m ark e ts of a continent
In 1927 a b o u t 43 n e r c e n t o f C iH 'n r n i,,'» r n ,!, !
an d v e g e ta b le s re q u ire d a h a u l o f a non m b ««
i
the 66 different m ark e ts In which i h « v wr»r «
,
about 60 n e r c e n t o * 'W a s h in g t o n ’s w e n t to 65 di*- i
fere n t m ark e ts with a haul of ?500 nd)eS
J A rizona’s can talo u p e and lettu ce cold in mow«
th an 60 different m ark e ts with n H» m ,1 nvonorlf«*» '
2.non miles Over «9 n e r r p n t o f P lo r t d a ’s n r o d -
u cts 73 ner cent of I d a h o ’s f ii n p r n n n f r y t P o l ' y !
r a d o ’s a n d 58 n e r « « n f o *
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ket haul of from 1 onn to 3.000 miles.
A h ig h o n a l it v o f fr->n « n p rt'> flo n <s»»ri«p is *».••. i
Now th a t m otion p ictures can com e in over
telephone wires, we can expect to get th e ‘‘w rong d e n te d when a fte r « nan] r>f from i coo • " «««
miles, cantaloupe, lettu ce a nd such ««”’ -•»,
film ’’ m ore often th a n not!
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products a re placed on th e tables of New Yorn
in
as good condition as when tak e n from the vine
If we know little a b o u t affa irs in N icaragua,
and field.— Industrial News B ureau.
w h a t does Sandino?
FO R B A LE— Carbon paper In large
sheets. M i l l Inches, suitable tor
m aking tracings. The News I ’fllc«
SUM M O NS
!|The New, New
York--the
Choice of Good
Taste
W herever people of good
ta ste g a th e r w hite gold
spectacles and eyeglasses
w ear is noticable. O ur per-
scriptlon v ork c arries a
certified certificate. Aqual-
ity product th a t is genuine.
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Pure Candy!
—best for kiddies
P ure ran d y Is a splendid
food for children. It Is co n
c e n trate d food In a most pala
table form . M ake It a habit
to alw ays have a generous
supply of o u r candy on hand,
and let th e children e a t It
w henever they wish.
F G G IM A N N ’ S
"W here the Bervlce is Different"
Dr, Ella C. Meade
O p t o m e t r is t
WATT-: OPTICAL C O .
•o 14 * Ave. W est
State College Regents Name New Men’s Dormitory
A SUCCESSFUL SIX NOW W INNING EVEN GREATER SUL'CESl
EftUHlBCIWEi) in Color
*‘1’ (Enhanced in Style
a n d O f f e r in g lEven
•Greater (Performance
*
B e a u tifu l as P o n tia c Six has been in th e past —
great aa it» p e rfo rm a n c e has p ro ved —
— to d a y ’» P o n tia c S ix Is even m o re b e a u tifu l,
e v e n m o re t h r illin g th a n e v e r to d riv e !
J
-rs r; v
R aw '
v c f b » structure made’ up o f five men’s residence halls in one, and men fo r which units were named. F rom left, C urtis lw (
E. Cauthorn, James K. W eatherford, Daniel V. Poling, and Austin T. Buxton. Placing corresponds to location o f unit«.
W z tn the I. . <1 o f regents of
D rc n S 'a‘
‘
' ':::r" l colic«*
met to name f ■ nt,» men's d o rm i
to ry now raindly n e e riii" comp‘c-
lion, it foui'd the b -■ structure > -
issentially five halls in one, each
gnit being separated from the oth-
srs by solid fire walls. Such plans
had been made both to afford pro
tection and facilitate social organ
isation among tha 340 studenta the
Wuilding will accommodate.
Five names ware aonsequantly
aalected instead of one, honoring
iv a man who hava bean or era
ominently connected with the
itory of tha institution.
Dr. Jamas K. W eatherford of A l
bany, for 41 years a member and
SI years president nf tha board nf
C
regents, was given the leading
honor, that of having his name on
the central tower hall which rises
129 f t in five stories above the
ground, making it the highest
»tructure now on the campus. It
is the key unit fo r all future men’s
d o rm ito ry development.
The unit next to it toward the
southeast is named for Dr. Daniel
V. Poling, secretary of tha campus
Y , M. C. A, during and immediate
ly after tha war period and for
whom tha old converted war bar
racks which served for years as a
dormitory*
"*med. Dr. Poling
is at present pastor of tha First
Presbyterian church of Albany.
Farther to the southeast the and
azdt la named for Austin T . Bux
ton, a native of Forest Grove who ' missioner. He was appointed rw
became master o f the state grange gent in 1909 and served u n til h i|
and a regent of the college from 1 death in 1923.
Renaming old Cauthorn hall wai
1905 to 1909. He was a '95 alum-,
nus o f the college, now deceased, j necessary so the regents honored
W est o f W eatherford ball is Mrs. Ida A. K idder, librarian o|
Thomas R. Cauthorn hall, named the college from 1908 u n til hef
fo r the famous st <c senator and death in 1920. W hen the present
regent from C orvallis who was au frame hall is removed tha namfi(
th o r o f the b ill establishing the w ill be given to one o f the p ro #
state college there and who later pective women’s units to be com
obtained an appropriation fo r the nected w ith Margaret Snell ball.
Room fo r 340 men is provided 1«
firs t d o rm ito ry, old Cauthorn hall,
which is now used fo r women. the five new halls, each having g
Senator Cauthorn was a regent capacity of from 48 to 72. Entire
cost o f the building is being mat
from 1888 to 1893.
The farthest west unit is named by a bond issue to be retired grad
for Curtis L. Hawley, also a form ually from d o rm ito ry receipts. The
er state senator from Polk county halls w ill be ready fo r occupancy
and later state dairy and food com in tim e fo r opening o f college.
T o th e b eau ty a n d style o f bodies by F is h e r,
O a k l a n d has a d d e d th e s w a g g e r to u c h o f
s m a lle r , s m a r te r w h e e ls a n d la r g e r tir e a .
M e c h a n ic a l a d v an cem en ts resu lt in g reater
»need a n d p o w e r. U n t i l you h ave seen a n d
d riv e n it yo u c a n n o t re a lize w h a t style, c o lo r
a n d p e rfo rm a n c e to d a y ’s P o n tia c S ix affords.
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2 -fM n r Scdnn,C745fC<m f>c.f7S4|Sf9or( R o o d rtc r,Ì7 C * i r h o c t o n .$77 1/
('flh rin fc r.l7 9S |4-I> < H »r S e d a n , S p o r e l .im liiu S e d a n , O a l s »
la n d A ll-A m e rfe a n S<*f 9 l< M 9 to $ 1 2 6 5 . A l l |> rkr$ a t fa c to ry , ( hcuk
OaAland-i*»»n<ia< d e l i v e r e d they In c lu d e Im te H h a n d lin g ch ar»
get. G e n e ra l M o to r» T im a Paym ent P la n a v a ila b le a t m in im u m rata«
W.R. DAWSON
Main Street, Springfield
WAR TAX REMOVED. DELIVERED PRICES REDUCED
PDWIAC sax
PRODUCT
OF
O H N Iiit A L
M O TO RS
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