Tl H T HH 1»A Y AIHJUHT 28, 182»
MAN SO NERVOUS FEELS
HIS STOMACH JUMP
“I got an nervous my etoaiarh fell
Ilk« It was Jumping
Vlnol entirely
relleveil Hit- trouble
I fuel bi, I lor
limn In years."- J ('. Hull«
Vinot Is a i 'mponiiil of Iron.
phoM|iliiil> ». coil Uv« r peplonn, etc.
Th. \.r v KIICST holli' liuilii-n you
h I« • p h« ih i mid h.* i.
BIG u|>| «
tili*. N« rvouh, i iiNlly 1 1« 1 peuple
m « n u i |u h i <1 hnv q i B l< 11««« Iron.
|di H|diiih'
i h , give n w lir« nini
pej
Vl’wd liiMif» «le, * pi«
Kulein
I>i hx U liin
D ow n
F ro m
W u lte rv llle
H .1
(¡««Illuni,
\V li« t v,II«, ra n c h e r, won
S, i n nl 11* 1<I
mi
h u n lllerg
d o w n I«
Weilt« •■«» i
N O T IC E
TO
C R F D IT O R 8
Nuti«« li hereliy Kiven liuti ih« un
(tersigli« «I lui i li«' ti opimliil« I E»
ecutrlM i>f ih« «Ntulii uf I, lim ili A
l.llw n ll, ile n i is e i l
l>y III« l ’uunly
( 'm ir i u f Lane Couuty, (»reumi
All
persona havlng < Ialina ngaliiat III«
» o lit «-alale ui « In 1 1 In imi irteli tu pi «,
•elit tiu su in e , p ru p e rly le rlN c il, ul
Ih« office uf W ells A W i -II h , Bunk uf
(¡OHIni «ri e II ii II i II iik E ugene, (»regoli,
w llliln nix nionlha uf ili« diti« uf III«
flrMl piilillcnlluii uf Ibis n ulli«
liuti-
uf flrMl pulillcatlon. Au« 29, 1929
F IL A
W K L I.B A
A
l ’ A K K K Il.
W ELLS,
E x . - iu t r lx
A llu m iti
THE SPRINGFIELD NEW S
I.
TOWN AND VICINITY
Ham From Canary J II llodHou
uf ('unary lu vlalting In Springfield
ul the home uf hla slater, Mrs. Cal
Barnes.
Ralph Bristow In— Ralph Bristow,
W ultervllle rancher, waa a buslnesa
vlaltor In Springfield Monday.
Haa Tonella Ramovad Mra. John
V isiting at Junction City Mra. J Travla uf Thurston had her innMllN
M
Luruon mid children wu’nt to removed ut the office of a local
I unction ( i n lu Mpenil u few iluyM phyalclan Tin aeday morning
iluue ih l ll n g wlih relatives.
Marcóla Mrn In Town Thomas
At Springfield Hotel ll«nry Mon T u ttle and Orvlti Eróme, Marcolu
iiigue uf Sun Francisco, California, residents, were hualnesa visitors In
w iin
registered nt
the Springfield Springfield fur a abort lim e Munday.
hotel lust week «ml
Undergoea Minor Operation Mra
Vlalting at Newport MI mm Thelma (»live Wilbur uf Múrenla underwent
linker left tKinlay fur Newport to a minor operation Munday morning
upend m e w iek vlaltlog with frletlilK at the office uf a local phyalclan
there.
Haa Tonsila Removed Mra WII
Son Born to Pengraa A nun w iih Ham Curtía underwent an operation
burn Saturday morning to Mr and fur the removal of hi r tonsila at tin*
Mrs Norton I’engva of ChiiHH Gar- office of a Eugene phyalclan Munday
lletlM Ut the Eugene tlOHpItlll.
V isiting at Hoquiam Mr and Mrs
Camp Cre*k Man in Town J T Henry Caatan and huh left Tueaday
ItuMHiiinii. Camp Creek rum her, win fur Hoquiam, W ashington, where
u huslneaa v isito r In Springfield on * they will spend a few days vlalting
Munday.
with friends.
A 29 S f. 12 19-2«
PAGE FIVE
CONFEDERATION INSTEAD
steps In that direction, and I believe
OF CONSOLIDATION that It would be a strategic m ove at
thia tim e for Springfield to take the
O a r Mr Editor:
name of “East E u gen e"
I believe
61 E. BROADWAY
Since It la the finding of an ex It would make It much easier for
pert, that it la not advisable for the the people of Eugene and Spring-
Bathing Suits
off regular Price
cities of Eugene and Springfield to field to co-operate with a greater
—none reserved.
consum m ate a merger at thia time feelin g of common Interest.
but should wait for a more conveni
E E. KEENER
en t season ; when a greater spirit of
harmony and feeling of common In
tereut haa been developed, to haat
en this very desirable condition Is
certain ly
a worthy
m otive that ,
should Inspire «very loyal citizen of
both cith-a to do Wliut he cun for Ita
promotion
Aa a long step In this
direction- by the people of Dp ring-
field. I am going to su ggest that we
change our town name to that of
East Eugene; which will be out
logical name In case of merger.
''East Eugene” In itself would ad
yertlae abroad the close relation of
the comm unity of Springfield to ;
Eugene. It would also share in the
enviable reputation of Eugene as a
prosperous and grow ing city.
It
would make common property of the
amount of population; as "Eugene's
population" would, of course, be that
of E ug'n and East Eugene. The
weight of the combined resources,
and payrolls could be effectively
used In advertising and promotion 1
T his mutual use of combined re-
sources for a sin glen ess of purpose
—of building a greater city— woiM«l
certainly go far to cultivate a feel
ing of good fellow ship and common
Interest, which would gradually re
m ove lines of dem arcation of sep
arate Interests and cem ent the two
cities Into a united whole.
W hat we need now instead of a
77 EAST BROADWAY
EUGENE
m erger, la a confederation of inter
e sts of our two cities. If not in fact.
In spirit at least.
T his would still leave th e ad
m inistration of the municipal govern
m ent in best hands— the local cltl- ;
xens— the respective com m unities. It
would m aterially strengthen the use
Now is th e tim e to begin plans for your Children’s
ful forces and leave out mhny un- 1
pleasant features: such as municipal
S ch ool N eeds. Start right by m aking a saving, on your
d eb ts, taxation, representation, mu-1
Children’s School S h o es, C lothing and Supplies, at our
nlclpal u tilities, rem oval of city 1
modern store.
offices and records four m iles away ;
(possibly outsiders filling local of-1
“Serve Yourself and Save”
flees, etc., etc.)
It Is evident tnat there Is in mak- [
Ing In this im m ediate vicinity a ]
K a fo u r y ’s
L o g g in g
O p e r a ’o r
H e re
A II
V la lt in g H a m lin H o m e
Mrs Char
Gray. logging o|H-rator uf the Jaaper lea Flelda and daughter Margaret,
NOTICE OF SALE
vlnlnlly, wan a busInexN vlaltor In of Roa«-burg, are visiting In Spring
N otice In hereby given limi Ui« un Sprlngfl« Id Munday afternoon.
| field fur a few days at the home of
4« rslgin «I, ( ìiiiili ii E Mei tnnulil, n
Mrs FI« Ms' sister and hruther-ln-
D ow n
F ro m
W u lt e r v llle
(J L
ili« itti in I n i mi i iitur In ih« .Minier u f il i«
K u li lle u f J u h li ,M
< Ihinuhl. dei'eimeil, Stacey. W ultervllle n Mhlenl, waa In law, Mr and Mrs E. B. Hamlin.
by virtue uf un order uf nule entered S| rlngfli Id on business fur a «hurt
B a c k F ro m Visit
Mrs Earl lluld
in ili« uliuvi « n iltlid mutier in ili«
time Munday.
win ami sun, Jaiuea, returned Mun
County Court u f lh« Stute of <Jr- «on,
fur Lane County, un the 31at day o ’
Here
From
Vida— Mra
Martha day from Turner, where she had
July, 1929, will frulli und ufter Ilo
been fur Mum« tim e visiting at the
S iili day uf Septem ber, 1929, uff«i Curry of Vida waa among the Spring-
for Mule ut the o ffn e of llowurd M Held vlHltora from up the river on home of her Mistar and brother -In
law, Mr. and Mrs W illiam Martin.
B row m ll In Eugen«, Lane County, Munday.
( » r e g i , n, fui
canil or puri cash and
V isiting in California Mrs George
pari credit, all the right, titln und
On Trip to Portland M I mm Mar
lulercMl of Huld d ece». eil mid o f H ill ! garet Gorrln and M I mr Ann Gnrrle Valller and Mr. ami Mra. W illiam
natale In und tu tu« following de
left Munday on u trip to Portland to Ih n is and son, Billie, left Thursday
scribed real property:
■pend
a few daya shopping and on a trip to California w here they
laita 1. 2, 3, und 4 In Block 2 In ( .
will spend a few daya vlalting with
(¡ole's Second Addition to C Coin's vlalting friends.
relatives.
Plat uf Marcóla, lam e Couuty, (Ire
gon, Mulli properly heilig uubject to
On Fishing T r ip -D r W N Dow
Vlaltli g Neet Home— Mr. and Mrs.
a mort gn ge uf $6uo ou
and Ed Ils lea spent Sunday on a
The South 36 feet uf Lut 1 ln Block flailing (ftp on the upper W illam ette j Gra Neet and daughter. Beverly, of
7 In C. Cole'u first addition to C.
They report Portland, are visiting in Springfield
C-ole's plut of Marcóla, lam e County, river near Oakridge
| for a few days at the horn« of Mr
Oregon, Maid property being subject an excellen t catch.
Neet'a brother and alster-ln-law, Mr.
to u m ortguge of }200 00.
Bellingham Man In Town—George and Mra Lev) Neet.
Hated August 29, 1929
c h a r l e s e M c D o n a l d ,
Van Over from Bellingham, W ash
Back From Fishing Trip—Dallas
Administrator. ington. la spending a few daya In
A 29 S & 12 19 26
Murphy
and H. K. Philips of Eugene
{♦prlngfleld vlalting at the home of
returned the latter part of last week
Mr
and
Mrs
Bert
Harper.
SUMMONS
I from their vacation. They spent a greater city, and If we have the
Camp Creek People In 'Towel— Mr few daya at C rescent lake, near the vision and can look ahead far enough
In ths Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for tha County of Lane.
and Mra. Charles Jeaaon and fam ily summit of the Cascade«, camping and have the breadth of heart and
Security Hwvlugn A lo a n Aaaocla- of Camp Creek were among the out-
mind to reach out beyond our p ro j
and fishing
Mr
Murphy reports
tion, a Corporation, Plaintiff, Va.
sen t narrow limita to help and
of-town
visitor*
In
Springfield
last
that
they
made
several
good
catches
Donald W McKtnuun and Pearl
support w hatever m ight contribute
! of fish.
Monday.
M c K iu n u n , h la w ife ; C la re n c e W
to the wealth and prosperity of the !
Fund rum. a single man; and Ter
At K ilt. H o t . l - N
Harrison of
B, ndon _ Mrs Jess greater city, we shall hare a part
rlll-VoIgt Planing Mill C o, a cor
poration, Defendants
Oakridge. J Bereton of Oregon (Tty. ' c<ntrnw lr r )„ d
^ n g f l e l d Mon In Its building
To Clarence W Fan «1 rem, Defend and Clarence 1‘arm enter of W en d .,
if Springfield le to be In the
Mt
ling were registered last week end upend a few days vlalting with rela greater city It 1« going to be neces-
In tha Slam« of the S tate of Ore
p in ; You are hereby reijutrod to up at the Elite hotel.
tives here. She returned Tuesday sary for her to take Mm« active
peni and answ er the complaint filed
accompanied to the cosat by her
Portland
People
Here—
Mrs.
John
M uinal you lu the aluive entitled
suit within four weeks from the date Oisham and her daughter Mra Kr- daughter. Mrs. Morel C astell, Miss
uf the first publication uf this sum n.«it Brown of Portland are visiting Bee Kennedy of Portland, who has
■ on «, and If uu lull to so appear In Springfield for s few day* at the been visitin g here, and Miss Claudia
an.I answer, the plaintiff will apply
Moore of Bandon, who has been
to the Court for tho relief prayed h «me of Mrs Graham's parents, Mr
spending the sum mer here.
Mrs
and Mrs I W. Baker.
for lu the complaint, to-wit:
A superior quality product
Castell and Miss Kennedy will re
FIRST: That it have und recover
made In Springfield.
Assure
Visit With Petersons. Mr. und main at the roast about a w tek.
Jadgmeiit against
the defendants
yourself of n guaranteed excel
Donald W. McKinnon and Pearl C. M r - A Handler of Hillsboro spent
len ce and at the sam e tim e
M< K.iinmi ail «..u h ut them, lu the the week-end In Springfield visiting
Returning to School Mr anil Mrs.
•tin uf 22,910 .28, with interest there-
patronize your home town In
an at tho rate uf 10'« per annum at the home of their daughter nnd W illiam Goodman left Monday on a
dustries. Ask ut Y'our Grocers.
aon-ln-law,,
Mr
and
Mrs.
I.
M
trip
to
Bellingham
,
W
ashington.
fc-om tin- l&tli day u f April, 1928; anil
th e further sum of |3ll(l no us a rea Peterson.
They took with them their daughter.
Made and Baked by
sonably attorney fee h erein, and fur
Miss Dondella Goodman, who has
Its costs and d isb u i s c u ii'iilu h, i«i«i
Morgans on Trip Mr. and Mrs A
the sum mer here.
MUOND
i h.ii pi.uiiiiii s u i" i« .1 Morgan and fam ily left Thursday been spending
I'ln .n e 103
405 M IL L ST.
Miss GiMxImnn la returning to Van
■age he decreed to he a v. ilil an ,
tabulating lien upon tlm Billowing r n n ln g for a tour of California, couver, B. C„ where she attends
(Don't Forget our Saturday
where they will apend several days
described real prem ises:
school. She will be met at B elling
Specials at White Front Gro
The South 60 feel uf Lot Number- vlalting and enjoying the scenery
ham by her aunt from Vancouver,
«1 One in Block Numbered Ten of
ve «y.
Big Layer Cakee for _
V isiting From Reedsport. — Ml«s with whom she stays while attend
the orlginul Plat of Springfield, O r ,-
only 49 cents.)
gun, as platted and recorded in the Byrdline Cummings of Reedsport ar ing school.
■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■«¡■■en-i.' a-r : * -
• f f lc e of the County Clerk of Lane rived In Springfield Sunday to apend
County, Oregon.
And Ixil o n e In
Block Numbered Two uf W illam ette several daya vlalting at the home of
H eights Addition to Springfield, Ore Mr. and Mra. C. F. Eggimann.
•on .
Portland Woman In Town— Mrs.
And that said lien be decreed to
be prior, superior and paramount to H attie
Mulligan
of
Portland
Is
any claim uf right, title or Interest spending a few days in town visit
In said property by any defendant
ing at the hom e of Mr. and Mra. F.
herein.
THIRD: That plaintiff's m ortgage M Mulligan.
be foreclosed and the real prem ises
Mra. Sandgathe H ere- Mrs. Hugh
above described, and all thereof,
sold In the manner prescribed by law Sandgathe of Mohnwk was a visitor
for tho aale of real property In ex e In Springfield for n short tim e Mon
cution on foreclosure, and that the
day. Mrs. Sandgathe Is a former
proceeds of said sale he applied, 1st,
To the payment of the coats and ex- Springfield resident.
pcntuiH of Raid sale; 2nd. To the snt-
From T hom pson’s Resort—Davton
lsfactlon of plaintiff's Judgment here
in: 3rd, To such other persona as the Thompson of Thom pson’s Resort,
Court may determ ine;
■near Vida on th e McKenzie river,
FOURTH: That plaintiff have and wns a visitor In Springfield for a
recover from the defendants Donald
W. McKinnon and Pearl (’. McKinnon short tim e Monday.
a Judgment fur any deficiency there
V isiting at T aft— Mr. nnd Mrs. A.
after rem aining unpaid.
FIFTH : That the defendants, and T. Fraederlck nnd baby left Sunday
ench of them, he foreclosed and for for Taft, In Lincoln county, where
ever barred from any right, title or they will visit, this week at the home
Interest In nr to said prem ises, ex
of Mrs. Frnederlck's brother, Dan
cept subject and subsequent to the
Judgment of plnlnttff herein and save Hill. They will stny about n week.
end except the right of redemption
Back From Vafcation— Mr. and Mrs.
allowed by law.
Embodies ail the
SIXTH: That the plaintiff be per (1. H. 'Turner havo returned front a
m itted to bid nt. said foreclosure cntnplng nnd fishing trip through
Principles of W arm A ir Furnace Heating
•a le, and thnt the purchaser of said the Cnscnde mountains. They visited
NEW RESULTS—This heater eliminates extreme hot and cold
pri'm lses ho put In Immediate posses
•pots In your home and fills it with warm, healthful air and com
a
number
of
glacial’
lakes
In
the
Ion thereof: nnd
fort.
It CIRCULATES the air—warm, moist, healthful air is evenly
m
ountains
and
also
spent
a
short
SE V E N TH ; For such other nnd
circulated to all adjoining rooms and hall*. That is what the new
further relief ns to the Court may tim e In Eastern Oregon.
•rem Just nnd proper herein.
Bridge-Deach“Superior’’Cliculator will do. Fill it full o f chipajarfb
T his sum mons Is published once
blocka or knots anditwi 11 bring com f ort and ha opine«, in yrmrke«^«
Return
to
Denver—
Major
and
Mrs.
each week for four su ccessive weeks
: Io Price *«• — <■« fee U '
by order of the Hon. C. P Barnard. Lawrence Van Vnlznh of Denver,
Judge o f tho County Court o f Lane Colorado, who have been visitin g In
County. Oregon.
The date o f the first publication Sprlnfleld for sovernl daya with
of tills summons Is August 29, 1929. Major Van Valznh’s mother, Mrs. A.
B. Van Vnlznh, left Monday for their
TMMEL K EVANS.
Eleventh and Willamette
Eugene
Attorne -n fur I lnlntlff; Residence home. Major Van Valzah is a phy
|
nnd
P -U n fflee
nddreaa:
Eugene, sician In the army hospital nt
Oregon.
A 29 S 5-12 1 »-26 Denver.
BETTER
BREAD
NEW HOME BAKERY
More
Thana
Heater
Wie W onderrul BRIDGE-BEACH
Wood Superior Circulator
Powers Furniture Co.
William’s Self Service Store
SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE
School D ays
BOYS’
SCHOOL OXFORDS
CKiLDREN’S
SCHOOL SHOES
N eat looking styles in
blacks and tan s, with
"long w earing” com po
sition soles.
N eat looking, sturdily
built, w ith a guaran tee
o f service in each pair.
You will find m any
m odels to suit your
ta ste and pocket book.
S I.98
pair
98c
BOYS’ PANTS
S2.98
CHILDREN’S
COTTON HOSE
Cords, dress pants in
dark and light shades
at the special price of
A “sp ecia l” in our re
gular 23c quality ribbed
C otton H ose.
5 pairs for
98c
S p e c ia lT r a in
Picnic Excursion to
S a lt Creek Falls
And Return
LABOR DAY
Monday, September 2nd
Leave Springfield 8:00 A.M.
Return Leave Salt Creek Falls 5:00 P. M.
B eau tifu l S alt Creek F alls Provides a Silver Spray Depth
o f 285 F eet
Salt Creek Falls on C ascade R oute, Only 20 M inutes Walk
From Train— Good Trail
Round Trip
$1
Round Trip
Everybody Welcome— Special invitation extended to the various ser
vice clubs, Including Rotary, Kiwanls, Lions, Active, Hi-Twelve, Ob
sidians, Business and Professional Women's Club and all
Church Organizations
vOME AND H ELP MAKE T H IS A BIG C OM M UNITY LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION
Community Singing led by Rev. J. Franklin Haas. Bring your picnic
lunches. Hot coffee, cream and sugar FREE, courtesy of Business
and Professional Women's Club of Eugene.
TIC K E TS ON SALE A T SOUTHERN PACIFIC 8TATIO N
Buy early to enable us to provide ample coaches.
Southern Pacific
CARL OLSON, Ticket Agent
Phone 65
L. L. GRAHAM, D.F. A P.A.