PAOB FOUR
TUE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY. (X’T 24, 1929
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NO TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE ON S outh 62 fevt to tliw place of hitglu-
MACDONALD- A PEACE PR O PH ET
SPANISH WAR VETS
ning, In S ection T h irty th re e (33) In
E X E C U T IO N IN FO RECLOSURE
MET IN EUGENE MON.
T o w n sh ip T w en ty (20) fhiuth. R ange
R am say M acD onald's visit to th e United
P *» lle *ed Every Thursday at
N otice Is hereby given th a t by T h re e (3) W est of the W llllam ette
S
ta
te
s
is
ini|H>rtant
for
m
any
reasons
hut
per
Five S p rin g field people a tte n d e d v irtu e of uu executlou and o rd e r of
Springfield. Lana County, Oregon, by
In lam e C ounty, O regon
haps m ost im portant because lie com es as a th e re g u la r m eetin g of th e G eneral sale Issued out of th e C ircuit C ourt M eridian,
Now th e re fo re , In the nam » of the
T H K W IL L A M E T T E PRE8S
m essenger of peace, w ith the intention of h a ste n laiw ton cutup aud au x iliary , V eterans of the S ta te of Oregon for L ane S ta te of O regon, III com pliance with
H. K M A X E Y . Editor.
ing the world-w ide peace m ovem ent. When of the S puuish A m erican w ar, a t the C ounty. O cto b er 8th, 1929. upon und said ex ecution and o rd e r of sale nnd
rsu a n t to a d ecree duly given and III o rd e r to sa tisfy said Judgm ent,
Arm istice Day com es this year, th e outlook for arm o ry a t E ugene M onday evening p m u ade
•cond XIt
by suld C ourt O ctober Nth. In te re st, a tto rn e y 's fees, c o sts of su it
w orld's peace, we hope, will be m uch b righter They w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eggt- 1929, In a su it pending th e re in In and
p o etA i ce, Springfield. Oregon
ueerulng costs, I will, on S a tu r
because of M acDonald's visit.
tuanii, Mr. au d Mrs. N oah H ltleb ru n d , w hich th e Pacific S avings ,v Loan day, th e 16th day of N ovem ber. 1929.
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N RA TE
A ssociation, a W ashington co rp o ra ut the hour of one o'clock In th e a f
We have m ade m any sacrifices for w ar, says aud Suiu K lclim oud. Mrs. Egg I Ilia nil Hon. w as p lain tiff anil Curl Glmpi
Oae year tn A dvance------ $1 .75 Three M o n th s
o o n of said day. at th e S o u th
M
acDonald
why not m ake som e sacrifices for is se c re ta ry of the au x iliary or uuixu and K ltiu h eth J Ulmpl, his wife, und tern
w est front door of the C ounty C ourt
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peace? These words a re noble and beautiful. Uou.
o th e rs w ere d e fe n d a n ts, which exe H ouse 111 E ugene, lam e C ounty, O re
They point to a new era of intern atio n al u n d er O fficers of th e A lbany au x iliary I'Utlon and o rd e r of salt* was to m e , gon, o ffer for sale und sell for cash,
T H U R S D A Y , O CTO B ER 24, 1929
d irected aud com m anded m e to sell
standing, and loving-kindness the world over.
w ere g u e sts a t th e m eeting, T he the re a l p ro p erly h e re in a fte r de nt public au ctio n su b ject to red em p
T he m an who is Just an d re s o lu te will not be moved
tion ns provided hy law, all of th e
T his apostle of peace this good-will incsseil- auxiliary group Jollied the cam p scribed to sa tisfy c e rta in liens and rig h t, title an d In te re st of e ach and
from h is se ttle d purpose, e ith e r by th e m isd ire c te d rage
c h a rg e s In wild d ec re e specified, I
of th e d e fe n d a n ts m en tio n ed In
of h is fellow c itiie u s o r by th e th r e a ts of an im perious g e r from G reat Britain- com es not as a prince g ro u p iu (he doling room for re fre sh will on S a tu rd a y th e litth day of nil
said su its, am t of all o th e r persons
o
r
king
to
th
ese
shores,
hut
as
sim
ple
Ram
say
intuits
a
fte
r
th
e
ir
b
u
sin
ess
sessio
n
s
ty r a n t.— H orace.
N ovem ber, 1929. nt the hour of one
MacDonald, son of a S cottish farm laborer. an d listen ed to u tte r d in n e r talk s an d o'clock p in. a t tin' S o u th w est door ! claim in g hy. th ro u g h or u n d e r them
or any o r e ith e r of them In anil to
LIBERAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS H E R E ¡ " 'h e n Hoover and M acDonald speak, tw o men m usic.
of th e C ounty C ourt H ouse In Eu - th e said p re m ise s h e re in b e fo re d e
gene.
Lane
C
ounty,
O
regon,
offer
for
T raffic regulation ag itatio n keeps Eugene, o u r I aPeak " ? l° *ia ' e risen from poverty to great
scrib ed .
II L. BOWN.
V isits H ere Sunday Mrs. II. Il sale und sell at public auction for
s is te r city, iu turm oil, and parking lim its work eai er>' ! ,p' ,w o n,4‘n " *l° have treasu red and
cash su b ject to red em p tio n as pro- 1
S h eriff of lam e C ountv. O regon
hardships on farm ers and oth ers who com e t o ' n? ', er a ha,u hm ed the sim ple, sincere m an n er ot I’ippey, h e r tw o ch ild re n , aud her • vtiled by law, all of the rig h t, title '
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tow n aud m ust spend a good deal of tim e n t o v - , r o n 8lns- L,et us hope the accom plishm ent m o th er. Mrs. K‘ M. C haaU un. all of and In te re st of th e d e fe n d a n ts In
said
su
it
an
d
of
ull
p
a
rtie
s
claim
ing
ing th eir autom obiles from one location to ano- ot tkeae tw o figures, a ctin g in friendship and co- P o rtlan d , w ere w eek-end v isito rs at by, Ih io u g h or u n d er them or any of NOTICE OF FIN AL S E T T L E M E N T
th e W. E. S tacy hom e here.
th e r in order th a t they m ay not be c o n trib u tin g °P»‘,a tlo n . ls g rea t indeed. *
them wince the Nth d ay of O ctober,
N otice Is h ereb y given th a t the
1929, In or to th e follow ing described E ugene Loan and S avings Bank.
to th e city tre a su ry via th e police court. E u g e n e 5
NOTICE OF S H E R IF F S SALE IN real p ro p erty , to-w lt:
traffic is regulated to d eath, yet she has had
PR EV EN T FIRES!
E x ecu to r of th e lust will anil te s ta
FO REC LO SU RE
B eginning ut th e N o rth east co rn er
probably m ore fatal m otor accid en ts th a n any
A nnua, n r e prev en tio n W eek, w hich has just
N otice Is h ereb y given (bat by of luit one ( t l In Block th irte e n 113) m ent of Ja m e s O’C onnell, d eceased ,
hue filed Its final account In th e
sm a city in t regon
...
closed, w as in a way a com m em oration of the v irtu e of an ex ecu tio n und o rd er of S pringfield, acco rd in g to the m ap of m a tte r of the suld e stn te In the
sale
Issued
out
of
th
e
C
ircu
it
C
ourt
S
pringfield,
recorded
A
pril
5.
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In
Spring le d aud o th er nearby cities profit by i g reat C hicago fire, for it w as on O ctober 8, 1871
C ounty C ourt of lam e C ounty, O re
the S ta te of O regon for lam e Volume 1 of Deed R ecords, 111 and for
th is a g ita tio n a t the county s e a t— m any county t jiat
O 'L eary's cow kicked over a lantern of
C ounty, O ctober IS, 1929. upon und lam e C ounty, O regon, being at the gon. nnd th a t F riday. Hie 22nd day
peop e have begun trad in g here th a t do not wish unj d a r te d a co n flagration which raged two p u rs u a n t to a d e c re e given and m ade In tersectio n of th e S outh line of of N ovem ber. 1929. nt ten o'clock In
th e forenoon of suld day, In the
C ourt on th e tilth day of S outh “ D" S tre e t w ith th e W est line
° ^ ! op 111 *8®n e-
I days and n ig h ts, killing 250 persons and destroy- ,h.y , »aid
,
C ounty C ourt room s In th e C ourt
l
of
Second
s
tre
e
t
In
suld
tow
n
of
T here are those who would reg u late tra tfic m in„ « iq x n n n n n o w orth of nronertv
' 4Hh,bvr'
In »
therein pend
house In E ugene, lam e C ounty, O re
S
p
rin
g
field
,
th
e
n
c
e
South
along
the
Springfield and bind us w ith a set of rules simi-
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Hifn in . **< *l h ,h e Wv**te r “ u ““ ‘ “ ,ld
gon, h as been fixed as th e lltn e and
W est line of Second stre e t 210 feet place by the suld C ourt for th e h e a r
la r to those which have upset Eugene. W hat
1^ b’
H re Prevention
■« ns t-mpuny was
th en ce W est 87*4 feet, th e n c e N orth ing of o b jectio n s to said account
Springfield needs is as liberal traffic law s as " eek d t e c l o ^ th ere ^ v e been dim inishing fire
210 feet, to th e S outh line of the
possible, co n sisten t with reasonable safety f o r ! 1088?8', N evertheless, in th e last y e a r for which sale wag to mo d ire c te d and com* C ounty R oad, or S outh "D " s tre e t, anil for th e final se ttle m e n t of said
e s ta te .
Any nnd all o b jectio n s to
m o to rists and pedestrians. Nearly every one of
a r e a v a i l a b l e , 1 1 -b. 10.00C persons w ere manded m<> to sell th e real property th en ce E ast 87 Vi feet to th e place of said u ero u n t an d th e final se ttle m e n t
o u r business m en, we have noticed, have s e n s e !k ille d a n d l’r? p ert;v, W° f th une^
a m ,,,,on h e re in a fte r d ‘ e sc rib e d to satisfy c e r beginning. In S pringfield, lam e Conn of said e s ta te m ust be filed w ith th e
tain liens and c h u rg es In suld d ec re e ty, O regon
C lerk of the said C ourt on o r before
enough to park on the side streets, so th a t visit- >w as destroyed by tires in the I nited s ta te s ,
specified.
1 will on S u tu rd ay , the
D ated O cto b er 11th. lf*29.
th e d a te of said h earin g
o rs in tow n m ay have a chance to g et close to
Most of th ese fires were preventable. It is 23rd day of N ovem ber. 1929, a t the
H L. BO W N.
E C G E N E IAIAN AND SAVINGS
h
o
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r
of
one
o'clock
p.
in..
a
t
the
S
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e
riff
of
la
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C
ountv.
O
regon
sto re s they wish to trad e at. P arking lim its in said ninety per cent of the d eath s and d e stru c t-
BANK O F E U G EN F. ORFXJON.
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S
o
u
th
w
est
fro
n
t
door
of
the
C
ounty
Springfield a re u n necessary; sta te law s reg u late i° n were avoidable. It is up to every citizen
E x e c u to r of the lam t W ill nnd T es
i o u rt H ouse In E ugene, lain e C ounty.
tam en t of Ja m e s O 'C onnell, d eceased .
tra ffic sufficiently—let's leave well enough alone, i to keeP in m ind alw ays th e necessity for con- O regon, o ffe r for sale and sell at
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j s ta n t w atchfulness and care to prevent fires. public au ctio n fo r cash, su b je c t to NOTICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE ON
WORK ON McKENZIE UNTIL IT IS FINISHED 1 J he penalty for neglect in this respect is heavy red em p tio n us provided by law . all EXECUTIO N IN FO REC LO SU RE
On F ishing T rip - Mr sn d Mrs. C.
of the rig h t, title and In te re st of the
T he Lane C ounty C ham ber of C om m erce indeed-
. . .
N otice Is h ereb y given th a t by F E g g lm sn n sp en t y este rd a y fish in g
d efen d an ts tn said actio n In or to the
m eeting here last w eek w ent on record for the
follow ing d e scrib ed reul p ro p erty v irtu e of an execution nnd o rd e r of n o rth of Ju n c tio n City.
sale In fo reclo su re Issued out of the
com pletion of th e McKenzie highw ay as fast as
S outhern Oregon shipped 3.500 cars of pears to-writ:
C l-cult C ourt of L ane C ounty. O re
B
eginning
ut
th
e
S
o
u
th
w
est
co
rn
er
funds a re available. It also would have all (this fall and got real m oney for them . This of Lot num b ered Six (6i In Block gon. on th e 9th dav of O ctober, 1929.
sections of th e highw ay up to s ta te sta n d a rd s should be a lesson to Lane county th a t it pays numbered sev. n (7) F ir s t A ddition In a suit w herein T he Pacific S avings
oiled th is com ing year.
i to specialize in som e crop you can grow well, to K incaid P ark I.ane C ounty, Ore- .6 Loan A ssociation, a W ashington
rp o ratio n , p lain tiff, reco v ered Ju.lg
T here should be som e w ork done on th e Me- S hot gun m ethods in farm ing does not work K,,n- running th en ce S outh so fe e t, co
tnent a g a in s t C h arles K F ish er nnd
Kenzie highw ay every year from now on u n til, out so well in this age when quality products go’ hiet
‘th . "',vru“
J u a n e ta F ish er, his wife, for the sum
it is finished. In m aking up the budget this fall are dem anded. It’s all rig h t to diversify, but a said Lot s ix t«> and th. u. . vvest ira) of 82424 64 to g eth y r w ith In te re st
th ereo n nt th e ra te of IOr l p er a n
th e Lane county co urt should budget sufficient I county w ithout a leader o r tw o c an n o t expect feet to th e place of beginning
num from M arch 3. 1929. nnd for the
D ated O ctober 21, 1929.
to co-operate w ith th e sta te on a t least one s e c -¡to reach the top of th e ag ric u ltu ra l ladder,
fu rth e r sum of $59 57 for tax es paid
H. L. BOWN.
tion of the road. Then it should follow this up i
to g e th e r w ith In terest th ereo n at the
S
h
e
riff
of
L
ane
C
ounty.
O
regon.
y e a r a fte r y ear until th e highw ay is com pleted.
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ra te of 10r'r p,.r annum from M arch
BROOKE A BRYSON. A ttorneys.
Let s have a t least one com plete^ sta te m acadam
Lane County, regarded in m any w ays as the
O 24 31 N 7 14 21 19. 1929. nnd for the fu rth e r sum of
$43 27 fo r a sse ssm e n t isild. nnd for
road in Lane county.
second co u n ty in Oregon, is seventh in m anu-
th e fu rth e r sum of $7 OO for a b s tra c t
E sta te of B ru n e ttu D. L ovette, ing th e reco rd s, and for the fu rth e r
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i facturing. Lane countv w orks 3,369 people in D eceased.
FARM CROP OUTLOOK IMPROX ED
i m an u fa ctu rin g p lan ts and tu rn s out products NOTICE OF FIN AL SE T T L E M E N T sum o f $210 00 as re aso n ab le A lter
1 nevs fee, and for the c o sts nnd d is
W ith a supply 4.1 per cent below norm al and j valued a t $11,709,473, according to the census
N otice is h ereb y given th a t Rosa b u rse m e n ts of th is s u it, and w herein
S. E a rn e st h as filed In th e C ounty th e d efen d an t Bank of C o ttag e Grove
th e new federal farm board try in g to stim u late bureau.
C ourt of th e S ta te of O regon, in and C ottage G rove, O regon, a co rp o ratio n
th e m ark etin g of farm products, the prices this
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for L ane C ounty, h e r final report as recovered Judgm ent a g ain st the de
fall and w inter should be above the average.
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T
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ex e c u trix of th e lust will and te s ta fe n d an ts It A M orris and M ary
T he comjKisite yield of 37 m ajor crops in the
m e n t of B ru n e tta I). L ovette, de H elene M orris, his wife, for th e sum
U nited S ta te s was 7.4 per cent below last year,
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c e a se d ; and th a t ten o'clock In fo re 1 of Six H undred F ifty D ollars (650 001
noon of M onday, th e 25th day of 'o g e th e r w ith In te re st th ereo n nt the
so th ere should not be an oversupply.
w o m e n g ro w w e a l t h ie r
N ovem ber, 1929, at th e C ourt room ra te of 6r r per annum from the 9th
Prospective production of im p o rtan t crops I
th ereo f In E ugene. O regon, have been
com pared to last year are corn, 82.9 per cen t;
A ccording to L aw ren ce S te rn and C om pany. In v estm en t by th e C ourt fixed nnd ap p o in ted as day of J a n u a ry 1929, and for the
rth e r sum of $75 00 a s a reason-
A P u re te s t A spirin T ab let
w heat, 87.8; oats, 84.7: barley, 87.9; rye. 98.3; b a n k e rs ot New York and C hicago, 41 p er cen t of the th e tim e and place fo r h e a rin g ob fu
ihle A tto rn ey 's fee. and for th e costs
1s pure A spirin w hen It Is
flax, 88.8; rice. 86.2; grain sorgum s. 65.3; c o t in d ividual w ealth of th e U n ited S ta te s is co n tro lled by jectio n s to said re p o rt und for the ind d is b u rse m e n ts of th is s u 't : which
m an u fa c tu re d
nnd
re
final se ttle m e n t of th e e s ta te ot Judgm ents w ere enrolled and docket
ton, 102.8; tam e hay. 108.2: beans, 109.6; apples, w om en. T h is firm also re p o rte d th a t w omen a re the deceased.
m ain s pure A spirin not
"d In tile office of the C lerk of said
only In th e p a c k e t In
75.7; pears, 85.0: grapes, 74.1: w hite potatoes, b en eficiaries of 80 per cen t of th e J95.OOO.OOO,000 of life
ROSA. 8. EA R N EST.
C ourt on the 9th tiny of O ctober, 1929.
in su ra n c e p olicies now in fo rc e ; th a t th ey pay tax es on
w hich you buy It, hut even
74.3; sw eet potatoes, 98.6; hogs. 96.6.
E xecutrix of th e la st will and and said E xecution to m e d irected
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Editorial CoiUmeiltj
m ore th a n |3 . 250,000.000 of In dividual incom e an n u a lly ;
A fter reduction of rate s to a low er base than th a t th ey c o n s titu te from 35 to 40 p er c e n t of th e invest-
S eattle and Los Angeles m unicipal plants, m any m ‘ nt bon<1 house c u sto m e rs ; th a t th ey a re receiv in g 70 per
u sers of com m ercial pow er in P ortland have c e n t of th e e s ta te s left by m en. and th a t th ey also a re r e
discovered th a t the old ra te s were still low er celving 64 P«r cenf of the e s ta te s left by women,
th an th e I educed late s, according to a check Up
T h e fig u res a re big enough to in v ite g en eral considera-
m ade by the O regon \o te r . Evidently there is tion a p a rt from th e ir u se fu ln e ss In m ark in g th e trem en-
6 u t h a thing as shifting th e burden when ra te dous econom ic p ro g ress of w om en in th is co untry, in
Dial. ing. Portland w anted a new rate and got d u atry and fin an ce a re m ore an d m ore looking to women
it. but now she c a n 't tell w h eth er she is better fo r needed c a p ita l, as th e In crease of women sh a re h o ld e rs
Of, or not.
(co n v in cin g ly show s.— N atio n 's B usiness.
I f hat Is Horse Than A Hack-Seat Driver? Two o f Them, B y
Albert T. Reid
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n
‘k 'd L e « .. ..
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m
» r ««is-
To NAVALPAtUTYl
V>u W ám ' ta 6 o T his W ay !
B etter B e safe than sorry
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I m Go«/
S t HAI û HT AUAAD g
a fte r it re a c h e s you, anil
co m m anding me In the nam e of the
It Is still pure A spirin
S ta te of O regon, In o rd er Io sa tisfy
w hen it Is tak en into your
-aid Judgm ent. In te re st, A tto rn ey 's
sy stem As fu r us we know
1 fees, cost of suit and a c cru in g costs
P u re te s t A spirin is th e
’o sell th e follow ing describ ed real
only one th a t fulfills th e se
A D M IN ISTR A TO R'S N O T I C E OF i p ro p erty , to-w lt:
co n d itio n s Sold only ut
SALE O F REAL P R O PE R TY
B eginning at a point 273 feet N orth
Itex all S to res.
In th e m a tte r of th e e stn te of ■ml 255 f"<t E ast of th e S outhw est
B e rth a Cox V incent, D eceased.
o w n e r of th e W illiam S hields and
N otice Is h e re b y given th a t under wife D onation Land C laim No. 56
DRUG STORE
and by v irtu e of an o rd e r of th e N otification 607. in S ection T hirty-
C ounty C ourt of lam e C ounty, O re th re e (33) T o w n sh ip T w en ty (20) 1
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gon. duly m ade by the lion. C. I’. South, flange T h re e Cl) W est of the
B a rn ard . Ju d g e of said C ourt, on the W llllam ette M eridian, and ru n n in g
10th day of O ctober. 1929. a o th n rlz th en ce E ast 215 feet, th e n c e N orth 6'J
Ing and d ire c tin g W illiam V incent, feet, th en ce W est 215 feet and th en ce
th e A d m in istra to r of said E sta te to
m ake sale as such A d m in istra to r, of
th e re a l p ro p erty o f said E sta te
h e re in a fte r d eescrlb ed . I will, from
and a fte r tth e 16th dav of N ovem ber,
1929, a t th e office of W ells & W ells,
B ank of C om m erce B uilding. E ugene.
O regon, proceed to sell for cash nt
p riv ate sale, th e follow ing d escrib ed
real p ro p e rty , to-w lt: An undivided
one-half In te re st In and to Lot T h ree
(3l In Block One (1) of I). (1. Me
E a rla n d ’s A ddition to C ottage Grove
IT’S LIGHT, EASY TO DIGEST,
O reg o n ; o r so m uch th e re o f as may
be n ec e ssa ry . Said re a l p ro p e rty to j
READY TO SERVE
be sold to th e h ig h e s t b id d er for cash
for th e h ig h est price o b tain ab le, sub
Jeet to co n firm a tio n hy th e aforesaid
Our Candies are of th e best.
C ounty C ourt.
te s ta m e n t of B ru n e tta D. laiv ette,
D eceased.
A. E. W H E E L E R . A ttorney.
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F lanery’s
T ry Candy
for D essert
W IL L IA M
V IN C E N T ,
Administrator.
WELLS * W ELLS, Attorneys.
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F G G IM A N N ’S
"W h ere th e S ervice Is D ifferent”
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