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PAGE THREE
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TinTRflïMY. JANUAÎIY IR. 1931
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(BUYING 0RSELL1NG
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By
Ruby
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FARM W A N T E D I want furm» for
iw n I i buyer*.
Describe, give price.
It M i N iiw ii , 469 W ilkinson, Omaha.
Nebraska.
Returns to W estfir Mr»
II
B.
I. uiiHherry of W estfir returned to bar
home Sunday. She tins boon visiting
In Hprlngfleld with bar mother an<l
brother, Mr« Umma Olson and Oswald
Olson
N O TIC E TO C R E D ITO R S
Nolle» Is hereby glvsn that the un-
deralgned has been duly appointed
Executrix of tbs «state of Abraham
layto n , <le»-ea»««d. sud any and all
persona haring elulnis against tho
said estate are hereby required to
I resent said claims, duly verified as
by law required, at the law office of
my attorney, 11. E Hlattery. 717 Wit-
lame tin Ht., In Eugene, In la n e Coun­
ty. Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
llated and first published December
Mil. 193(1.
EM M A L A Y T O N .
E IG H T H GRADE E X A M IN A T IO N S
The uniform ellghth grad» examine
lions will be given on Thursday and
Erlday, January 16. 18, 1981, In Dis­
tricts where there are pupils wno have
compiled with the conditions com­
piled by law, and for whom questions
have been applied for by the teacher.
E. J. MOORE,
Co. School Hupt.
J8-15
NO TIC E OF F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
The undersigned, adm inistrator of
lh« Estate of Ellxabeth E MoCornack,
deceased, has filed his Final Account
In the m atter of said estate with the
County Clerk of Lane County, Oregon,
and an order has been made and mi­
tered of record by the County Court
of said County, directing this notice
and appointing Friday, the twenty-
third day of Junuary, 1931, at 10 o'­
clock A. M for the hearing of ob­
jections to said account and the settle­
ment of said estate.
Dated nt Eugene. Oregon, this
twenty fifth dav of December, 1930.
« K E N N E T H M cCOKNACK.
Adm inistrator of the Eetate of
Ellxabeth E. Mi-Cornack. deceased.
Jumos K. King
410-11 12 M iner Building
Eugene. Oregon
Attorney for Administrator
D25-J.1 8 16-22
Wanted Work
Tho Community Center ban the fob
lowing people listed who need work:
One Painter and Paper Hanger
Four Common Laborer
One Skilled Steel Sharpener
One Htatlonary Engineer
One Skilled Rock Man
Four Women tor House W ork.
Anyone wanting wood cut on shares
or by conticat call Community Center.
Men with full equipment ueed work.
M. Ayres
the third w ill never see the sunshine
W H A T HAS O ONE BEFO RE
Olles Chlttenham sets out to make I aga|m
Darkness—blindness
Darkness— blindness!
The
Julie Farrow love hlme. Intending to I
.
.
,
throw her over In revenge for the hu I- I J
’
Ictde of hl» brother Rodney, whom beelde me. . .
Julie c.ust off He succeeds, but finds I His clasped bands released one an-
that he ha.< fu len desperately In love I other, and moved forward In a cur-
wlth her h me. If. When he rtl»covers
groping fashion as If seeking
thot It was not this Julie Farrow, but I
'
r “
her cousin of the same name, who had 11® f|nd something. Olles did not know
driven his brother to der.th. But Olles I whether to be amused or angry. W hat
Is married, to an American girl named I f,X)| H women were, to be taken In by
Hadb- Barrow, with whom he ha* not I
ch arU tan t He hod moved back
lived for a long time. Sadie unexpect-1
-
edly turn» up In Ixmdon, at a party I a step to find the switch of the light
at Olles’ mother's house, but both keep I when suddenly those groping bands
silent about tbelr marriage.
I swooped down with a curious pounc-
Julle, disillusioned, enters into the lag movement and fastened on some-
wild night life of London to try to l
,
.
„
drown her aiiKuinh. Lawrence Scho I thing of some one In the silent ring
field wants to m arry her. Lombard I of listeners.
tonbam“ * I ' e m a n " ^ ^ “from OBes
* piercing scream rang throovgh the
stances . . .
He covered tbe ground between
them In s stride and caught her by
the shoulders.
“Julie . . . have yon forgotten last
night? How can you speak to ma
like this? How can you look at me
In such a way?*'
He felt her slim body stiffen be­
neath his grasp, and her eyes met hla
unflinchingly.
“How long have you known Sadie?
W hy did she call out to you and run
to yon like that?
W hat Is she to
you?”
There was an agonised question In
her voice though she tried desperately
to keep it unconcerned.
She moved back a step when be
would have touched her and both their
faces were white.
“There's no need to pretend any
longer,” she sold with a harsh breath.
"Julie— " Chlttenham broke out
again desperately then stopped as the
door opened beneath his mother's agit­
ated hand.
“Olles— they wsnt you at once— the
doctor sent me for yon—oh, O lles!”
she caught his arm with Ineffectual
hands. "I don't understand t I feel
as if I am going mad, or se If every
one else Is— what do they all mean?
And If It's the truth why didn't you
tell me? Sadie Is saying aw ful things,
too—she mast be light-headed! She
says she's your w ife ’ How can she
be yonr wife when you are not m ar­
ried?'’
Giles turned on his heel and strode
out ot the room. Mrs. Ardron turned
to Julie, both white, useless bands
outstretched.
Is It true?” she appealed helplessly.
ghe forgot ber dlgilke for j uije. In
ber pro86nt distress she would have
her
enemy
con.
N O T IC E TO C R E D ITO R S
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
derslgued ban been duly appointee with the threat that If he Is not paid »Hence of the room, a scream In the
Executrix of the estate ot Hanover E. he w ill tell Bchofleld that Chlttenham I frighhtened voice of a woman, and
Pitts, deceased, any and all persons and Julie spent the night together on thfcn the cry of hl„ own name; “Olles!
having claims against the sold estate the St. Bernard Pass. Later Julie con I
uru hereby required to present aaid fessee to Chlttenham that she loves I u les
It seemed an eternity until his fin-
claims, duly verified as by law re­ him.
quired. at the office of Prank A. De­
NO W GO ON W IH T H E STORY
I gers came into contact with the
lhi«, attorney for the estate at Spring-
switch, and still that cry went on:
field. Oregon, In Lane County, Oregon,
E xecutrix of the estate o f A b raham
The two men made no attempt at a I -Q j|eg; o ile e !”
within
six
months
from
tbe
date
of
la y ton. deceased
greeting.
Chlttenham merely »aid:
this notice.
It was Sadie’s voice, he knew, and
Address 793 West 6th Ht.
“
You're
In
rather
a hurry, aren’t you?
Dated
January
6th,
1931.
II. E Hlattery, Attorney for Executrix.
when at last th«- room was flooded
G ERTRUD E PO TTER,
However, you’ve saved me tl>e trouble
D. 18 26 J 1 8-16
with light he saw that she was stand
Executrix of the estate of Hanover ,,f e n d in g It to you. You can have
N O TIC E OF F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
Ing
up. her hands covering her face.
C
.
Pitts.,
deceased.
.
.
.
.
„
Estate ot Charles E. Brattaln, Dec'd
N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y G IV E N That Frank A. DePue, attorney for Estate. y ur * ° hundred
her childish body swaying to and fro
N O TIC E TO C R ED ITO R S
Fred E. Iatmley, Executor of the last
lx.mbard smiled
an unpleasant J M „ ,n
or terTor> while
J.8-16-22-39-F.6
Notice Is hereby given that Elva M will and testament and estate of Vina
smile.
the walling repetition of his name
- y ou heanl wha t I said,
llrowu has been by the County Court McLean, d«cena«<d, bos rendered and
N O TIC E OF F IN A L AC C O U N T
“ 1 want five hundred.”
f the Htute of Oregon In and for Lane filed In th County Court of tbe State
ame from her 1 Ipe monotonously 3adte declares she Is my son's wife,
County, appointed Executrix of the of Oregon for the County ot Lane,
In the County Court of the State of
“ You agreed for two.”
again and again.
How can she be when he is not mar-
Itsl will and toctument of Charles E. final account and on thiturdny. the Oregon for Lane County.
"The price has gone up since last
It was like a scene In a dream— the ' rie<n H e neTer llked women_ h e has
17th
day
of
January.
1931,
at
the
Brattaln, deceased.
In Probate.
,
In the M atte r of the Estate of Hara n'Xht-
u i ring
- of half frightened women— and said so scores of times.”
All persons having claims ugalnsl County Covrt room In the Court House
There was an eloquent silence, and I the Ktrange figure of the man Chryer
ihe estate of said deceased are hereby In the City of Eugene, Oregon, at the Holdredge, Deceased.
“I think it's quite true,” Julie an­
Notice Is hereby given to at the un t a b a r d said calmly:
ag he ro9e Uowly to hts feet, a
notified to |>reHent the same duly hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon
swered with stiff lips. She took Mrs.
derslgned,
kr»d
L.
Beard,
as
executor
hundred
„
not
a
prlce
to
L
hocked>
awakene<,
h„
8Om
of
sub!
day
has
been
by
order
of
said
anted and verified, at the residence
of A E. w heeler. 710 Lawrence Ht Court fixed and appointed as the day. of the above entitled estate hps filed pay, surely— I cannot Imagine that noIent eyeg 7 ^ ^ Mrg Ardron began Ardron's hands and held them, hardly
realising what she was doing. “I ’m
In Eugene. Oregon, within six months tim e and place for the hearing of In said proceedings his final account;
81 hofleld would crab at It In return I tQ cry hysterically, and the whimper-
from this lM h day of December, 1930 objections to said final account and that the court has set the tim e for
quite snre I t ’s true that Sadie Is his
for
the
favor
you
received
last
night.
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(n^
sound
seemed
to
break
the
spell
(he
hearing
thereof
at
the
hour
of
the
settlement
thereof.
All
objections
ELVA M BROW N.
wife," she said again gently.
>0
o'clock
A.
M.
January
30
1931;
I
ghnM5)f(K,
hig
ghoaiders
as
he
saw
1
7
h
must
be
In
w
riting
and
Bled
with
the
Executrix of the luxst WUI and
u
. I wt*icn was upon every one.
She was unutterably grateful when
Testament of Charles E. Ilrattaln . De­ Clerk of said Court on or before said and all persons having atty objection»
thereto shall file tho same in w riting , Oto passionate rage In ( hlttenham »
Giles took a quick stride forward: Just as she felt she could bear no
day and time.
ceased.
Dated this 16lh »lay of December, on or before the tim e set for the I face
A. B. W heeler. Attorney.
•Sadie-’’
more, the doctor came into the room.
hearing.
- | t wag you outside Miss Farrow ’s
D. 18 26 J 1-816 1930.
She turned sw iftly at the sound of Mrs. Ardron a t once turned her at­
FRED. E. I«EM LBY,
Executor ' nat la8t n,* ht
her name, her hands outstretched and tention to him and Julie slipped away.
N O TIC E TO C R E D ITO R S
Executor
Nolle» Is hereby given that the un
D.18-25J.1-8-16 H. E. Slattery. Attorney for Executor. I "I waited three hours— very pa when he took them in his, she clung She took her coat from a maid on
derslgned has been duly appointed
J.1-8-16-22-29 ti 'Btly. you w ill admlL”
to him. sobbing and shaking like a the landing and went out in to the
Administrator of the estate of Cath­
”
W ith an effort Chltenham con-
ORDER
N O TIC E O F F IN A L AC C O U N T
frightened child
street.
arine E. Adams, deceased, and any
In the County Court of the State of
In the County Court of the State of ,r**lled himself.
“8he Is my wife— ”
and all persons having claims against
He kept protecting arms round his
Oregon for Lane County.
Oregon for Lane County.
‘ 1 give you Just five seconds to get
I he said »state are hereby required
They seemed to he the only words
wife's slim figure ns he glared round
In Probate.
In Probate. Case No. 6132
out of here,” he said.
io present said claims duly verified
that wonld take form and find utter­
In the M atter of the Estate of N
the room w ith furious eyes.
In the M atter of the Estate of
as by law required, at my law office. J IM hlln. an Insane person.
"Very well. You know what I In­
His mother, Doris and h alf a doxen ance In her brain—
Beckwith Building. 717 W illam ette Ht .
Be It renumbered (bat on thin 8th S A M U E L J. R O B ER STO N , Deceased. tend to do. I shall teU Schofield what
For Chlttenham she had sent Law ­
TO
W
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O
M
IT
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other women whom he knew slightly
Eugene. Oregon. In la n e County. Ore day of January. 1931. the petition of
Notice is hereby given thut the un , happened In Switzerland and again
rence Schofield away. For Chltten­
gun, within six months from the date Edd IM hlln. as guardlau of the person
and . . . Julie!
derslgned executor of the above en lost night— "
of this notice.
and of the eatate of N. J- Dahlln. an
Julie was standing up. very s tiff and ham she had deliberately dashed Scho­
• f e l l him. and I ’ll break every bone
Dated anil ilrs l published January Insane person, asking for a license to titled estate has f ‘l»«d herein bis final
straight, looking at him across the field's happiness to the ground.
account
In
said
proceedings;
that
the
I
.
hodv
'
8. 1931.
sell the real estale hereinafter de­
I have changed my mind. I can't
I room, a pitiful, wondering question
Date of Iasi publication February scribed, came on before the Court In court ordered the hearing upon th e , n y
said final account to he had before
Lombard went on evenly, not heed-
m arry you.
I don't care for you
6. 1931.
due and regular order for hearing the said court on January 23. 1931.1 ing the violent outburst.
H. E. 8 L A T T B R Y .
enough." She had told Lawrence that
and final determination.
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M .; and
.»And j g ^ n
Miss Farrow that I colourless, her hands gripp ng
Administrator of the »«elate of Oath
And after being duly advised In that all ¡»erHoiiR having any objections
only this morning.
And now once
„hn ban b een m aking her I
urine E. Adams.deceaaed.
the premises, the Court finds that all thereto »hall file the name In »aid pro-
e
o
I An(j then for a moment nobody more the brief dream was ended—or
Address 717 W illam ette St.,
of the facts stated w ithin the said
is your wife.
I
ceedings in w riting on or before the friend
Eugene. Oregon
ChRtenham was white to the lips, moved or spoke but ChiUenham s — wasn’t it? A fte r all, nothing was
petition are true; and that the »ala
tlm«> set for tbe hearing.
J .8-16-22 29-F.5 petition should be granted.
.
A
,
I arms fell from his wife and he took really altered. He had deceived her
W A L T E R E RO BERTSO N.
but he laughed.
I
.
, a
•_
W H E R E F O R E IT 18 O R D ER ED
about Sadie, It was true, but apart
• You can spare yourself the tro u b le.,
?.
Executor.
NOTICE O F F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T AN D A D JUD Q B D by the Court that H. E. Slattery. Attorney for the Ex­
from that things were In no wise
She
looked
up.
her
face
white
and
Viola Queen. Herbert Rude. Hannah
1 have already told her myself."
Tile undersigned. Executors of the Rude and Christina Nelson Dublin ecutor.
changed. Chlttenham still loved her
For
a
moment
the
two
men
glared
|
«Hstorted
D.28J.1 8-15-22
. stale of Hugh M. Price, deceased, und all other persons Interested In
“Giles! . . . and then bofore any and she loved him—and If he still
have filed their Final Account In the the said estate, shall npp»«nr before
wanted his freedom and Sadie was
matter of said estate with the County this Court nt the hour of 10 o'clock N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE ON tenham's will-power io 'm a in ta in his I one could move to help her she fell
w illing to give it to him—
Clerk of loine County, Oregon, and A. M. February 6. 1931. to show cause.
self-control,
then
Lombard
said | fainting at his feet
E X E C U T IO N IN FORECLOSURE
an order has b»«en made and entered
“Giles— Olles— ”
Chlttenham was very pale and his
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N That
If eny they have, "why Edd IM hlln
of record by the County C o u rt*o f
was rough
and uneven
uneven as
as kl
kind
The memory of Sadie's agonised cry
as guardian of the person and of the by virtue of an execution and order h,<!,n i make you sorry for this before | voice
olce
was
rough
and
said County illr»«ctlng this notice and
came back to her, ending afresh the
estate of the above named N. J. IMh of sale in foreclosure Issued out of
I hands carried Sadie from the room
appointing Saturday, the 7th day of
lln, an Insane person, should not be the Circuit Court of Lane County, I've done!”
February, 1931, nt the hour of ten
H e was conscious of Impending dls- peace which she wos tryin g so hard
licensed by this Court to sell, sepa Oregon, on the 13th day of Decemb«'r.
Get out, or I ’ll make you sorry
to regain. I t had been the cry of a
o’clock A M for the hearing of ob­ rately and at private aale, each of the 1930, In a suit wherein, on the 6th
| aster.
jections to said account and the settle- following described tracts of real day ot December, 1930, In said Court, for It now."
“W e've sent for a doctor,” his woman to a man she loved, or so
ineiit of said estate.
The door closed between them.
the p la in tiff therein, C. T . Beach re­
"Julie Is staying with Julie told herself In bitterest Jealousy,
For some moments afte r Lombard I mother said
Dnter this 8th day of Jnnuxry, 1931. estate, to w lt:
T rac t No. 1— Beginning at a point covered Judgment against the defend­
and she remembered how often Sadie
JO H N M. P R IC E
, , * »
30 feet N orth and 60 feet and 6 Inches ants Otto Norton and Louise Norton had gone. Chlttenham stood staring at her-”
JB 88 B A. F O U N T A IN
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I
I t s only an ordinary fain t,” Doris had spoken of Ol) s— and In what a
for the sum of Three Hundred and
East
of
the
Southwest
corner
of
Eu­
the closed door.
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__________J, H S-22-29-F.S
gene F Skinner Donation Imnd Claim, no-100 Dollars (1360.00); for the fu r­
Julie a t once and tel)
contemptuously.
I m surprised queer, rather sly way— as If— even
He would see
then It had seemed to Julie almost
Estate of Laura L. Brattaln, Dec'd Notlf. No 2181. In Tw p 17 8. Range ther sum of Seventy and 76-100 Dol­
But Fate was I at S®*110 being such a fool.
the whole truth.
Four West of the W illam ette Mer_ lars (|70.76) ns interest; for the her
N O TIC E TO C R E D ITO R S
against him. H e went to Julie's flat
The others had* all gone and Chit- as If there might have been something
Idlan, and running thence North 217 further sum of F ifty Dollars ($60.00)
between them. And now she knew.
Notice U Is hereby
given < that
Elva
been by^the
ounty
‘^ M
t
^ t h e n c e East 50 feud, thencef South attorney's fees, and for the costs and only to find that she had gone out to «euham stood w ith an elbow on the
llr o w n __
217 feet nnd thence West 60 feet to disbursements of this suit, taxed at lunch. He went to several restaurants mantel shelf staring down at the grate Sadie was his wife. The one woman
of the State of Oregon In and for
$17.66, and said execution to me dl-j
of all the many In the world who had
l.»ni< County, appointed adm inistratrix Ihe place of beginning, all being In rected, commanding me In the name where he thought she might be but which was filledI with flowers and
of the Estate of Laura L. Brattaln. nnd a part of the City of Eugene, Lane of the State of Oregon, In order to could not fln.1 her. There was nothing ferns. He could think of nothing but a right to him and to his love and
County. Oregon.
his protection— the protection she had
diH'cased.
T rac t No. 2— Lot Four In Black 1, satisfy said judgment. Interest, atto r­ for It but to w ait t ill the afternoon 'hat pitiful, wondering question in
All persons having claims against
claimed only that afternoon In her
ney's fees, costs>of suit, and accruing when thoy would meet a t his mother's Julio's eyes.
LIU's
Add.
to
Eugene,
l«ane
county,
ihe snld estate nre hereby notified
costs, to sell the following described
1 W hat was she thinking? W h a t had hysterical fear.
Io present the same duly staled and <>rA N D I T IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D
house.
.
real property, to-wit:
The maid came tapping a t th e door.
verified, nt the residence of A. E.
He purposely arrived rather late. I "he guessed.
lk-glnnlng at a point In the center
T hat a copy of this order shall be
Wheeler, 710 Lawrence street In Eu­
“Aren’t you very wet. Miss? Can I
of the County Road 236 feet South Mrs Ardron, who was near the door. W h a t a fool he had been not to
published
In
Ihe
Springfield
News
for
gene, Oregon, within six month» from
a period of three successive weeks, of the Norlh»>nst corner of the 8outh crept to him and whispered that he 'oH her the truth last
she dry your clothes for you?”
tills 18th day of Docemher, 1830.
east fourth of the Northw est quarter
beginning, January 15, 1931.
No, no. I'm not wet, and I don’t
.
nnui
I would have understood and forgiven
E LVA M. BROW N,
of Section th irty six (36) In Township “ “ it's so wonderfulF' she breathed; him then. Would she understand or
C. P. BA RNA RD.
. Adm inistratrix of the Estate of
want anything, you need not w ait.”
County Judge. Twonty-one (21) South. Rang»» Three
Igmra L. Brattaln, Deceased.
She heard the girl move reluctantly
| forgive him now?
(3) East of W illam ette M eridlau; and she squeezed his hand excitedly.
H. E. Slattery, Attorney,
A E W heeler, Attorney.
J .l 6-22-29 running thence South 760 feet to the
It Beemed an etern ity u ntil the door away and then a moment later the
D. 18 25 J.1-8-16
Now
he
w«s
more
accustomed
to
the
|
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middle of Kitson Creek: thence down
.
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opened behind him and Julie came in. shutting of the front door. But It was
the center of snld creek In a genera) darkness he could see that there were
H e made a a long tim e before Julie moved or
course of about North 66 degrees W»»st about a doxen people In the room sit-1 Chlttenham turned,
The room was quite dark
400 feet; theuco North 474 feet to ting in a ring, and apparently holding sw ift movement towards her as if to stirred.
save for the yellow light from the
the center of said County Road; and hands. There was a queer arom atic 'a * 0 her In his arms, then stopped,
thonce Easterly along center of said scent in the air. and a curious feeling
This was not the woman who had street lamp outside, and the fitfu l rain
rond 326 feet, more or less, to the
had settled into a steady downpour
to
° n* la8t
place of beginning, containing 4.65 of nervous tension.
General Law Practise
He saw now that the light from the l*ro d how much she loved h im - t h Is and was beating against the window.
ncres, more or less, of land In said
Section T h irty six (36) and In Lane shaded lamp was falling on the face was not even the wild broken Julie
(Continued Next W eek)
I. M. PETERSON
County, Oregvin,
and figure of a man whom he supposed I who had hurt him w ith her u tter rec -
Attorney-at-Law
V isitor from Marcola— L. R. Ploch of
NO W , T H E R E F O R E , In the name
City H all Building
of tho State of Oregon, In compliance must be the great Chryer. A strange- Issu es during the past unhappyw eeks Marcola visited with friends In this
w ith the said execution and order of looking man with a pale ascetic face - t h i s was a woman whom he had
Springfield, Ore.
aale, and In order to satisfy said and long dark hair, who lay back in never seen before w ith cold eyes that city Saturday.
228 Main St.
Reeldenee 128 C Bt.
Judgment, including interest, attorney the chair, his eyes closed and hts accused him harshly even before she
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fees, costs of suit nnd accruing costs,
I spoke.
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
I w ill, en Saturday, the 17th day of hands clasped e-gainst his breast.
Presently he began to speak In a
"Sadie is no better.
T h . d ortor dersigned has been appointed Execu­
January, 1931, a t the hour of one
Full Auto Equipment
o’clock In the afternoon of said day, sing-song dreamy sort ot voice.
has Just come. W ould you like to go trix of the estate of Fred Weiss, de­
ceased, by the County Court of Lane
JEWELER
at the Southwest front door of the
Lady Aeslataat
•'Two women and one man— one I to her now?'
County, Oregon. AU persons having
County Court House In Eugene. Lane
Repairing a Specialty
man
and
two
women
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was
such
claims against the said estate are
County, State of Oregon, offer for
hereby notified to present the same,
sale and sell for cash, at public auc­ before me In the darkness not know- an unexpected challenge.
Springfield, Oregon
tion, subject to redemption as pro­ Ing of the tragedy that divides and
"W h y should I go to her? W hat properly verified, to the Executrix at
the office of W ells ft W ells, Bank ot
vided by law, all of the right, title
do
you m»»an?” he asked roughly Commerce Bldg., Eugene, Lane county,
He
and Interest of the said defendants w ill still divide th eir lives. . .
FRANK A. DE PUE
NELSON LEGHORN FARM
Otto Norton, Louise Norton, O. F. drew a quick breath and there fol­ They were the Inst words he meant Oregon, w ithin six months from this
Bevere and Zelpha R. Bevere and all lowed a little silence, broken again to »ay and yet for the life of him he 18th day of December, 1930, the date
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of the flre t publication of this notice.
persons claim ing by, through or under
of
almost at once by the same sing-song could not have controlled th eir u tter­
M A R Y W EISS,
N O T A R Y P U B LIC
them
or
any
or
either
of
them,
In
8. C. W H IT E LEG H O R NS
Executrix.
voice— "Two women and one man— In ance.
and to the said premises.
Springfield
Julte shrugged her shoulders.
W ells ft W ells. A tto rn ey «.
Sutton
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the darkness all of them, and two of
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" I only thought , , , In tho clrcum
Oregon
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon
Building
Phone 11-F-M
b u s in e s s d ir e c t o r y
Walksr-Poila Chapel
Funeral Directors
D. W. Roof
d . imw ^ whb them w , n come out , nto the llght ' but