f
•o V*
_THUHHi>AY, JU LY 17, 1930
the sf Rwenen,!' news
W n al Has Gene Before
j Thr young peraon who had passed
■elf i r i “hUfUL Z° “ . f 7 oma" flBd* h* T «hem < •» not of Eye'» eort. bnt «ha and a few sheet« of the hotel’s —r if
t ’X
^
‘h ^ S . ^
*“ d « paB<
fellow-feeling that a n , paper, from which ahe had tore off
. , . ,
»'•res near and lot 8 M ^
IT ..X " 2 !1 ooaaMar
or Me
the printed headings. Then ahe paa-
" , 'ak ar«ew' Oregon, for unlmprov
where «he came from. She haa noth- Prised her. Here waa another who ciled theses lines:
, •„,R’” r Property •" "ichaage
"d
npiingfleld
property
or
piano.
“ O. Boi I t i , Springfield
Tel Springfield 39F2S
J i o n ing In her purse to tell heraelf who ' » •« In trouble.
• My dear Mr. Hamilton:
■he 1«. A young man who ba« aeon her
« • • ' • U r at Elit«- Mr. and Mrs R
"Don’t be scared If you hear her
W ANTED—To trade modern House In the hotel where ahe la «topping no­ cornin' home at four In the mornla’ " 1
T
“ eB ,n <
W. Slerdel, of Seattle, Bertha Lags-
STAGE COMPANY MAKES
and lot lB Spokane, Wash., tor tice« her and <akea her to the hotel In the janitor remembered to add "She ‘
± * " ?** “ “ B0‘ * “ “ t * * *
A r r r » « «». _
«
««».o, »g
don.
of nm
Khedd, C. C. Orootn. of Cot
a
cab.
There
they
find
that
ahe
Is
reg-
Springfield
or
Rugen«
property
O FFER IN DAMAGE S U IT U«e Gro»..
ilatered. la French, aa "Mlaa Ere No- won t bother yon none daytime«. She L " A “ v ’
Enquire New« Office.
wrr» curat« at the Elite
m i f,T*
»1— Or
» . alx «'night.
and ^ e n d ly they are; and I know
hotel
durine
the
week
end.
NOTICE
OF
FIN
A
L
ACCOUNT
o.71*
*
b* * " ' a le e n . M”
Thh* Oregon m « ,,.,. |nr „ „ „ , un||
,"ot£ i o n * f " * y t C* Urt/»°* th‘
of man ' * " • her ahe laTn's’ew York70 !!0“
ET* BOdd''d and watched him with it 1« best for me to be alone.
O» «h» Pacific Orayhound
I hare found a safe, quiet respect-
stage. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
’
,or «■*"• C«u"‘ y.
name 1. Eric Hamilton, of Chicago "“ happy eye« ea he drifted In Mlaa
•Tetem. haa offered to pay M ono lf>
■’
ACCOUNT
IN i KOBATE
She la terrified at her lows of memory. Devenport’a wake like a bit
the estate of William Charlee
••7 . Jr., In settlement of the «ult
brought against the company by the
...I..
«.
Ja» k"""’ d"raaa',d. ha« nied her have* fHedK o X nii .’ b" “ nd’,r'',|r" * d
h® » » ' »” "'1 » nurse to stay with d* rer * home' and ,he “ '‘"lory of . “ _ L ,
the ,nterTaI ®° 1
administrator of the
V IL IJtO E
5 ? 7 a|rflTld’
I« »ï"™w*m™’ f
■ .. 7” — •• ***o women
, "« ml«« thia opportunity Coach
coura» (ft
Secblat *
*
Hampton. lt„’, l « l U i " w a r t t o g t o a
■—
.
P I . "
" •
~ - T . R A I? * ~ 8 p r,a k ,,* ,d I FOR TRADE— 10
........ ™ ■ ;.a.
,h
w -.x « ” ....
-, ',hn“«,F hoy waa *•*" • County. Oregon, at Sen o'clock
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- -
i , her.-h?
a n d not'ce ranlabed from the hotel!
“ • » « • •>-
'preparing for the
night the
la -" o r
In the m flu,ll“ t don't worry about
S i «
ALICE E V IN C E N T,
oamagna when the ease waa tried In
_
R U HAM A H R JACKSON
her In Pari«. But he had forgotten her alone. Whatever the dangers of her
8he made » long Journey uptown.
rtrcolt and the offer of the company
n.f ,h* ,JU" W l" •"<« Tea
Administratrix.
h X *.
“ J1PX ? X 2 preaeBt
"he “ »'<• not. would , 8ka “ “'«
‘ h .t letter In . part of
H
R.
Slattnry,
Attorney
was made after they had .aid they ce”.7d
J°',’'Ph “
,a c ta « 1«
herein MeanwhUe/white HamUton*1!« n°*' bar* r*malned among those t o ! 111* eltF remote from where ahe lived.
for Administratrix.
•o u H not pay and would appeal the i I * le RAY, Attorney for Eatate
______
J 10-17 24-31 A 7 hunting up the apeclallat tor advice. whom she was “a ease." And there | ,or ot
Hamilton would regard
____
J1 »-1O17-I4S1
Eve drives away.
A D M IN ISTR A TO R ’S NOTICE
waa Marcel, who had once known her the «*” « mark« aa class. After that
N ow Co On W ith tha S to ry
In tha County Court of the State ef
and who at any moment might appear ahe took a ,oa< waIk In Central Park
Visit at thedd- Mrs R||«y r
NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT
Oregon for Lane County.
».Mu
.
.
a
w1tb “ ,h |nlng face tc tell her who and bought her necessary household
rra a . and her daughter. Mailne.
* * Ceu" ‘ y Ceurt ef the State ef
IN PROBATE
Fifth Instalment
! gh#
supplies and a few magaxlnes
Oresen In and for th« County
•pant the week end at Shedd. Mr
In the matter of the estate of Cecil
’ T ” ' k i r? Ch*7 lh e b B " dl,1« tl,B t:' “I muat be an amaxlng optimist
After all thia it waa only eleven
J. Hluyter. deceased.
Enodgras. came to Shedd from At
of Lane
wes her objective .he waa not at flret j when rm myfleIf.. , he ref,ected
¡O’clock, „ „ the lonr d<y .tretclted
Nolle»
la
hereby
given
that
L.
H.
haay to he , | (h
f, m ||r
IN PROBATE
Mulkey, the undersigned, la the duly favorably Impressed by It. It waa an a deep >)gh
before her as an appalling blank to be
in re The eatate of Lydia A. Hue »PPolnted. qualified and acting ad old structure and a time battered ; ,
ha<1 filled. However, there was Marcel’s
Eatate of Oantel B Farnham.
ton. deceased.
j mlnlatrator of the above entitled ee- one. But it faced an open east aide I “ * “ ,n unk,nd trick ahe
Notlce la hereby g|y»n that Ouard
. th“ L a,” 'ona having claims square end Its windows looked out Pl* yed her
8a“ art«an. but she visit in the evening to look forwned
Hualon. the undersigned A<tn>i»i
« • |n*t said eatate shall present
the
to. and she killed the seemingly »M-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
_________ • same
n. m
unaeralgned Admlnlatra
to me at 995 West gth AT„nue
Avenue. on .he green trees and ahruba of th l. h>d h” " drl’ eB tO “ ‘ Bd sha d,d n° ‘ leae interval by a visit to the public
vouchers at- »quare
The appearance of the en- ra^ et u-
At the thought of the Oar-
A Nr I L * k ' ’ h?r" by , t r * n *h a ‘ f ’ lnrlaaa lor of tha above entitled eatate haa Ku««ne, Oregon, with
----- Court
~
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returned. Doctors, library, to write at a table there the
C ou rt T f h?5T o l’ b*M‘ n by ,h * C ou nty filed In said
hla final account i---A
i ¡,*<Lh"d . . w’,h
|n ■!« montha from the trrnce hall was better than the Iand h rr p ^ jp
fo i 7 » »
of O rr«°"-
a°d I . - I d e . , . , . ; , haf
Cour( ha> d « « |-o f^ th . f ™» P«bllcrtlon of this bnlldln„ . o. , ward app»arance. „ nurses, consultations, sanatoriums— account of her meeting with Hamil­
ton. time
She of wrote
facta from
t t e t r t Ì «"» •.‘"’ 'Jt r . " ’’"»'"•'•d admlnla entersi
to the P°
possibilities
„ rd .r Mxlng tha time for Springfield New. on Ju y ?0 l M r i w ,a rlean and cheerful, though the there was no end ,O
" '" M" ,,e'' the
the m the
c m bald
o - 7 7 -------
l? D ? n u i n
7 ‘" *nd '"afa"’ -nt
ah
B ra rB h«m. deceased
------------------------ - ™ " a-
celled in that peychinrtrlat.
(down the episode without comment
the L t ^ L ’ °? * L ' 7 n* r l* ' m"
whet deliberately responded to the
Better be anywhere end free than '
lD “ “ matt" 07 H " B,lto“ * klBd-
M.flfte« ' . 1
d'‘,'*'a ,*d
hereby
bell, had the gray look of one who
« ¿ ’2 » d i
’ " ‘• ’’Of
«»me. duly
nese. On an impulse she included hla
nvone
having
any
objection
In
the
power
of
even
the
best
Inten-
dwelt among aahea.
» 7 * nd ” r' f,"d. to ..Id executrix
Chicago address.
thereto «hait fil» the same In writing H K Slattery. Attorney Administrator.
There were only two vacant a p a r t - ,,OBed stra“ E*>'a.
~
.d*" £ *
W aKeryllle. Orw-
The writing kept her occupied for
on oy before the time for the hearing
for Administrator.
meats In the place, he assured the
The night waa a bad one. For
____________J 1O-17 E4 81 A 7 lady, while hla eyea rested some-' hours ahe lay staring out Into the more than an hour. Then she read
7”
" a c e ,t r w t . |n
OUARD H t’ RTON.
SSm . h i . ^ y T a ” ‘1"" ■*’
for two hours. She entered a drag
Administrator.
™ ln À i J 7,h <,ay of Ju,y-
NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ** SALE ON whet critically on the small satchel : blackness of the narrow court while store end had a glass of m ilk aa a
H,
B.
S
I.A
TTE
R
T.
Attorney
for
Ad­
CUARISSA A. FARNHAM.-
and the newspaper bundle she car- ' n *“ «c enveloped her like aa Icy fog.
EXECU TIO N
late luncheon. Then she went hack
E le ru lrix of the | . at will and teat- ministrator.
Notice la hereby given that by vir­ rled. One apartment was on the > *« took nil the courage ahe had. all
to Central Park and killed an addi­
D• 0,• , " fNrnham d e
tue
of
an
execution
Issued
out
of
the
ground floor and the other at the Jthe «trength of her soul, to hold ou to
NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
tional two hours watching children at
Circuit Court of the State of
” Oregon,
— ” L~' ,op—three flights up and no elevator, herself. At intervals she switched on
A. E Wlteeler, Attorney.
a o M ’ i X e 1" ,b,‘r''hy <l»en to all per in and f»e i^ e e c«
play.
eras
of
foreclosure
and
Writer
"to*
set?!111'
ro°
"
of
«his
one
looked
«h«
li<ht
and
looked
at
her
watch,
___________ J 171431 A 7 14 u n d e ra iiiid f
r
o
n
h
«he
Marcel arrived at eight that evea-
real piuperiy.
property. in
In me
the sun
suit or
of in
Otto
«h* *' »
Pnrh.
there
Bona n ■»--
tlrtt ■•«»»
have passed since she
hoxn A n ^ .- .- A ^ A
Hamlin, haa,*«»*
to Lydy I t ” “ ’ over •“
” '*■ and m
e r e wes
was a
a ---------—
V „.,7?T 'CJ TO CREDITORS
eatate
of Cri'aakteB
..?7 ’ i1" i , a* al,n,t £ «'harles
b ,r !*'?. E'
ked last.
-Slate
or
i reaaM. 1 W
w *1*“
u “ ..
E. McD°nald.
McDonald, as
aa ad-1kitchenette
ad kitchenette not
not much
much larger
larger then
than a
a ,o”
lo<>k«<l
Inst. Sometimes
Sometimes It waa only ing, wearing his best garments and
deÌsteÀTa’t h*'C b,r »*»•» «hat the un
________ _____
a highly expectant expression. She
and haa duly i
deralgned haa by the County Court of
When ,h
the
was” growing h* d dec,ded to ««» him the truth. It
• • S i n t , of Oregon for I ^ n . Co„B« Ì All persona
o e r .-e . having claims
------
W1’“"
“ black"court
------ * --------
against >hJ Murle| MrDon>1() huana ” , ^ d «!>«> mung lady could make her coffee
gray ahe heard Miss Derenport's re-
* r‘* k' bUf he * “ alreadT partly
reoulred**^* *“ * h" r*‘b’' BoUfM and wife; William R. McDonald, single; i ln ,k t morning If she liked
h ' * " f . ’'v.*Ppo
",*d •»•e»»«r Of the
\ " a *«cl>e.n. decenaed. end required to present same with the W. D. McDonald, alngla; Katherine H.
The young lady accompanied him turn; at least she assumed that the | ? " er conflde“ ce- “ "<« it was probable
h#r nHghbors' and ,h* ‘ “ that he had been qnestioned about
P? J *W* h,T,B« r l»«tna proper vouchers therefor and verified & y A 8 ^ 7 7 . / r a m “ V 8 n % : UP
A , manner required by law to said
I^ ? r .d ?
“ d
• r" h" r'>b’
her. Better let him have the facto
«dm
im
.irator
„
,
he
,aw
off|<,p
n
"
raqulrad to present said claims, duly
both single; whereby I am command' and appnved of the apartment at the was Miss Davenport's door that was
Ma,n »« «•*. ed to sell the real property hereinaf­ top. The price asked for the room y,el<Hng to the urg» of a nervous key than to give hts Gallic imagination
verlflad aa by law required, at the L r i n J M ’* ? ’ • " l
nfCce Of Frank A. DePue. attorney 7o7?<n7 d' ,aanr r ° un|y- Oregon. ter described; which decree was en was reasonable.
Eve’s watch bore out the theory; too much rein.
STaht“ * ? '* * • • *“ 8 Pr,n* f l ald. Oregon •Ith ln six months from the dale of tered on tho 2«lh day of June, 1930,
He listened with Interest, but with­
’•I'll take It Eve decided, “If I can quarter past four. She drew a deep
be Irat public.,.on of this noHce
sm i9*quir(*a
required i from
the
a— />■ u
.
"«Hier, - ami whereby
~
«-«».y i I nm
rom in«
n o tl« ^ M° nth' fr° m
d* ' " »' III -wit
II »
lie*
kei’—
»K
sigh, turned again, and hoped that the out understanding, and obviously
De. W emhe?.
"930*ÍOr*
” ” .— •*..
1* ’ b day of i
®f "uch aale «° P®* ’ » «he move In now."
Dated Jans 14. in o .
’’Tonight*" The Janitor revealed girl felt better. W ith the approach of with relief. This little matter ex­
n-»AA« n m I M A
' l-iniu.lll
plaintiff ino
the HUH!
sum OI
of 9573.33, with In-
day of June ?s."¿ pub,l8hed lhi,i >*<*> I !ere8t. at th.e
of 8
cent
FRED E. I.B M I.E Y .
plained very well the oddness of
----- P«r an "Tonight?" The Janitor revealed dawn some of the blackness lifted
Executor of the estate of Vina Mo
r,','™ ni'’. « ' 1«"»’' tb.', r A<i, ^.nd 'h f further , natural surprise at this expedition fro,n h*«- »P'Ht. She slept,
mademoiselle. But of a certainty I t
F R A. h TÇ B. HAMLIN,
I* a n . deceased.
sum of 376 «3 costs, disbursements and
„ ..
Th» ...»
u. .
.
• trifle, over In a few days, a«
R * b ’ B ow
, he new «»»« y r**' I Th SMn was shining when ____was
ahe
Admtnlerator of said aatwt» attorney fee. with the coata on exe-
es tate ^ * DePUE. attorney for the
t M. PETERSON.
awoke,
and
a
lively
tattoo
on the m,demo,aeH« had suggested. His
'
pealed.
ration and expenses of making auch
Attorney tor ei
sale:
“How abont your Terrences?"
I P®nel of her outer door had brought i ««m«Bm cheered Eve, while ahe real-
J l t - M Jy I-1E-17 _
l* « W a ¡ - t-iM T
I will on Saturday, the 2nd dey of
"My reference« will be the month's * acaPc from an especially unpleasant t,ed lts ROorce as ignorance. Mar»
August. 1930. at one o'clock In the ef
nightmare. She slipped on a wrapper , cel adml“ ed that he had not as yaf
ternoon, at the southwest or mein en- rent In advance, and I'll pay It thia
i rance to the County Courthouse In minute." Eve took out her purse, unlocked the door and confronted the , ^ound her name, but his mind waa
I Eugene, Oregon, offer for sale and holding the name of Marcel In re­ Janitor. He carried a tray which held I hu«y °u IL Nor conld he remembar
sell la one tract at public
auc- serve. I f she could tor the preeene ground coffee in a cup, a dab of but- ' li,e name of any of mademolsella’a
, tion to the highest bidder tor cash,
_________ « * . »nd a glass of milk, with an egg H-1®“ «*’ 1“ Paris. But he was thinklag
MRS. W. K. BARNELL
P r o f r a w i v . P |* n o S c h o o l
subject to redemption as by law pro­ avoid mentioning It. ahe preferred to
¡ <rf these things constantly, and very
vided. all the lota numbered 1, 2. 3 and do so. The tower who knew of her aa an *<l<le<l aUractlou.
Hem elite hing
Oarland connection the hotter.
| Ere • • * * him a dollar. He deserved ' "<X>B • • • In «he meantime. If ma
CLARA
TUTTLE
FENTON
4
la
Block
number
9
of
C
Cole’s
2nd
I and • Cents
addition to C. Cole’e Plat of Marcola,
•te te Aecredlted Teacher
The Janitor hesitated, looking her *« ,or h«e leniency In the matter of molselle so wished, he would w rite to
as platted end recorded In Lane coun­
MOVED TO
Open to Springfield Students
over again. Then with a shrug of b«r reference»-.', but something deep Leon, who had been mademoiselle*«
ty. Oregon.
• 17 A Street, Springfield
M E S t , Monday and Thursday
hie thin shoulders he took the offer nothin her sent up a warning signal real waiter, and who was now worto
7?. 1» BOWN.
Sheriff of Lane County. Oregon. and the cash.
Each Weak
aa *he handed It over. A young per- Ing In a big hotel on the Rue de I *
J8-10-17 J4-91
The
rasualneas
of
the
transaction
aon ,n her situation and with less Palx. He would beg Leon to tell
-i
—
------------------------ ■
made Fve rather thoughtful. 8011. j *han three hundred dollars In the him all he remembered about th«
IM
Plane Mevlag
i
SUMMON*
young lady of tour yearn ago.
M In the Circuit Ceurt ef the State ef Marcel had testified that the place world mul,t >«a™ not to part with any
WIGFIELD TRANSFER
DR. W. N. DOW
was respectable.
| of «hose dollars too lightly. This one
"But that will take two weeks te
o f Oregon for the County ef Lane.
WILLI» BBRTBCH. Prop.
_
D o n t ig t
Rose Kalanl. Plaintiff, ve. Jack Kai-
w rite and get a reply, eren If b«
8he went to the door with the Jenl-1 Proved a good Investm ent
O»loo< EODBNBOUOH OARAOE
First National Bdhk Bulldlag
ant, Defendant.
"My name's Smith,” the Janitor answers at once. Two more week*
Corner Fifth and A Streets
Phone M
SprlagEhld. Oregon
To Jack Kalanl, the above named tor. to get his final message about
volunteered. "Guess you won’t have of this!”
«he
delivery
of
milk
and
rolls
In
the
defendant:
Office hours. • A. M. te ( P. M.
Dtotanee Haulla* a Specialty
Marcel was overwhelmed, He had
no trouble rememberin' It.”
In the name of the State of Oregon morning.
Evenings by Appolnltoent
you are hereby required Io appear
When Smith had reluctantly de­ forgotten that detail.
There were two apartments on tho
and answer the complaint filed floor, and as the man talkeed the , P*rted, It had also become clear that
“Howerer.
please do It." Ev«
against you In the above entitled
sighed. "Though I hope to God I
DR. N. W. EMERY
Court and cause on or before the 7th door of the opposite one opened and a hl" was the companionable soul— she
<Jay of August, W»30. aald date being girl came out. She was a blond girl, PrpPared her breakfast, and. to her shan't need It when It comes!"
D E N T IS T
Something abont that exclamatlofl
more than four weeks from the day of young and rather pretty, with very own great surprise, ate It. She had
the first publication of this summons
round china blue eyes. She wore eve­ cooked It under a Jogging sense of made Marcel take a less cheery view
herein entered of record and if you
of her situation as he left her.
fall so to appear and answer for want ning dress, far too elaborate for her duty; she must keep up her strength,
To bo Continued.
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the environment, but It was her color and as Hamilton had advised. But the
Springfield, Oregon
Court for the relief In her complaint expression that raught and held coffee was good, the roll was crisp,
against you demanded, to wit: tor a
22« Mala *L
Residence 1M C St- R judgment and decree of divorce dis- Eve’s attention. The color was a blue the egg was fresh. The efficiency THOMAS POWERS TO BE
Oeaeral Law Praetlee
41J
UH
Fi solving (ho bonds of matrimony now white, and the look she cast at the with which she performed the simple
LOWELL H. S. PRINCIPAL
and heretofore existing between you two standing there was almost dee task proved that It was a familiar
I. M. PETERSON
and the plaintiff on the grounds of perate— not at all the glance of
a one to her. She must have prepared
Thomas Powers, graduate of the
Attoraer-at-Law
cruel and inhuman treatment and curious stranger, but the unconscious many «“ ch breakfasts In the past,
Full Auto Equipment
University of Oregon in 1928. haa
that
plaintiff
be
allowed
to
resume
City Hall Building
I<edy Assistant
her maiden name and for such other appeal of one who was suffering so*ne of them, no doubL In Paris, been selected principal of the new
«n her subconscious mind, Juat union high school at Lowell, which
relief
as to the Court may seem meet. physical pain. She moved slowly hold-
Springfield, Ore.
This summons Is served upon you by Ing to the aide of the rail as she de- out
her mental reach, lay the raem- will he opened for the first tinte tn
publication thereof In the Springfield scended the stairs, and responded to or7
those meals, of those days,
News, a weekly newspaper of general the Janitor’s greeting with an Inar- 8be saw or did she see?—a atudlo October, according to an annonno«-
FRANK A. DE PUE
ment made from the office of f t J.
circulation throughout Lane County
attorney at law
and the State of"nregon~pursuant to ,lcu,a,e murmur.
| wtth a sloping roof, a wide sky light Moore, county school superintendent
an order of the Judge of the Circuit
"Who Is that?” Eve asked when the w’*h a glimpse of sky-line and twin Monday.
NO TARY PUBLIC
JBWELflOl
Court of tha State of Oregon for the girl had disappeared.
I «ow®rs etched against It. H er absent
Mr. Powers has been principal at
County
of
Lane
duly
made
and
enter­
RspjJrtng a Specialty
Sutton
Miss Ivy Davenport. She has that hand reached at times toward a shell the Lorane school tor the past two
Springfield
ed of record on the 8th day of July,
Building
Bpringfleld. Oregon
Oregon
1930, ordering this summons be pub­ flat. She dancea In a cabaret, bnt «hat was not there, for ntenstls that years, and he will teach mathematica,
lished once each week for four con­ she’s a nice girl, Jeat the same. She w®re missing. Surely, enrely Memory science, and will coach the athletic
Breaks Arm Playing—Leona Peters secutive and successive weeks and ain’t well, though. She’s been sick a was stealing toward her, out ot the teams. He w ill have two assistant
of the first publication
black shadows.
NEL80N LEGHORN FARM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Peters, u
teachers. He was active la athlatlna
h” w,th tho la«ne of Jtoly 10th, lot lately, an' It looks to me like she’s
of
Harrisburg,
was
brought
to
Spring
Aa soon as she had washed the at the University and waa a
Lane County*« Oldest Breeders
1930, and the date of the last publica­ sick again tonlghL" Evidently the
field to have a broken arm set on tion shall be with the Issue of August Janitor liked Miss Davenport. H e waa dishes, made the bad. and dusted the of the varsity basketball
sf
Sunday. She had been playing in the 7th, 1930.
still looking after her with sym­ rooms (thia last with on« of the few
f t C. W H IT E LEGHORNS
FRANK A. DePUB.
yard at her home that morning when
tow els) ahe w rote to her Good Sa­
Construction began oa tha
_ Attorney for Plaintiff pathetic eyea. “Bnt I reckon she’s
SPR IN G FIELD
OREGON
■he fell on the left arm and broke It Residence: Springfield. Oregon.
maritan. She owad him that
got to go and dance Jest tha seme
haOdtng
last wash and la to ha
PM ne «1-F-M
Juat abort tha elbow.
'Poor girl! How can aha dance?”
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