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THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. 11131
PAGE FIVE
TH E SPRlNOrnOLD NEWS
and Interest of sold defendants, F. W.
MEMBERS OF GRAND JURY
FARMERS WILL DISCUSS
Schults and Ida Belle Schults, his
OPEN SESSIONS MONDAY wife, and all persons claiming by,
HORTICULTURE FRIDAY
-MEN ON CALL” KEPT
THRILLED AUDIENCE
UPON SEATS' EDGES
through or under them or any or
The regular term of tbe Lane county either of them In and to said premises.
Horticulture wlU be the subject of
H. L. BOWN. Sheriff,
the fourth day's meeting, Friday, of grand Jury began Monday at the court­
By A. E. Hnlegaard, Deputy.
Proving m u« «guilt the 11K<<<1I<I (ruth
Farmers Week now being held in Eu­ house In Eugene. There are many
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that h'<rul*ni 1« the gteute.t ilrntnntli- |
gene under the auspices of the Lane criminal cases swatting the considera­
.iirrv In »Hr « 11 iltehee» to thi- depth» i
ci tinty agricultural agent, the Oregon tion of this group during the present
1 tlii'lr emotions, "Mi n on Cull," Fox
K'ate Agricultural college and the session. One of tbe outstanding ones
iiiiivl«li'iii' <1 r. 1 mt» 1 1 an t loti of »tarn mail
United Stales department of agricul­ being that of Mike Dutchuk, charged
II«» (seed by tli« CuttHt Guard lu Ihalr
ture. F. E. CiiamLera, president of with the killing of Hal Hall, son of
constant vigil to safeguard our storm
the Ixtne County Horticultural society tbe chief of police In Eugene on Christ­
nwnpt roust, fenlurlllg Kilmilud Ixiw«.
will preside as chairman of the meet­ mas night.
Mu« ('lurk« and Wlllluni llurrlgun,
Members of the Jury are Mrs. Maude
ing
at lb« Fox Hex theatre Hu inlay for
T. Bryan, foreman, Grace I.ansberry,
The program la as follows;
3 daya.
16:00- -‘‘Strawberry Production." by Bert Weyer, Sam C. Bettis, B. F. Mar­
John lllyalon« directed lb« atory
D r G< erg M Darrow, senior pomolo- tin, Elsie Willis, and Mrs. Dean Beats.
which «teals with two ni«n of tli« a«rv
gl 'i, l ►
. s in - -rtmeat of Agriculture.
<■<-, who, into decreed, should full In
li:«:C
r< »rd Cultural
I’ract- SPANISH PROFESSOR WILL
lovu with 111« aam« girl. On« mint
Ices." I<y C. T McWhorter, extension
TALK AT CHAMBER MEET
knew her before ha Joined The other,
hot'.Iculturist, Oregon Agricultural col­
hla captain, twfrlffiulixl him. made hla
lege.
The monthly meeting of the Lane
Ilf« easier In the service, then helped
12:00—-Noon recess.
county chamber ot commerce will be
him ream« the girl from attempted
1:30—Election of officers of Lane held at Cottage Grove tomorrow night,
«uleldff, without ever realizing who
County Horticultural Society and January 16. The meeting has been
AND IET US SHOW
ehe wan.
Jean C raw ford and Robert A rm stro ng , as they appear In a acana fro m
postponed one nlgbt so or not to In­
transaction of other business.
YOU HOW QUIOU.Y
"Men On Call" wua filmed aloioat
ANO ritlVATHV WS
“ Paid," baaed on the B ayard V e llla r stage h it “ W ith in T h e L a w ,”
1:46—“Horticultural Program for terfere with the appearance In Eugene
entirely out «fdoora, along the tieautl
CAN A IR A N O 8 A
and c u rre n tly a t the Fox M D onald In Eugene th ia week-end.
1931." by O 8. Fletcher, county agent Thursday of Rear Admiral Richard E.
ful const of Northern California, and
CASH LOAN
2 00—"Celery Production and Re­ Byrd.
HhowN actual Government Coaat Uuard
Tbe meeting will open with a 6:30
marks on Recent Eastern Trip," by
Stations, (»ereonriel and equipment.
Prof. A. G. B. Bouquet, professor of dinner. John D. Reel, professor ot
Tom Oeraghty and Andrew Beanl-
vegetable gardenIngr Oregon Agricul­ Spanish at the University, will be
»011 were the uuthora.
tural college.
the speaker.
3:00—"Cane Fruits, Gooseberries,
Springfield delegates to the county
IN 3 4 I I G U t i
"CHECK AND DOUBLE
meetings are F. B. Hamlin, W. A.
Visitor from Blue Rlvsr Sam Bcott
Goes to Salem— Delbert Mitchell and Currants," by Dr. Darrow.
Taylor,
and
W.
K
BarnelL
Monday
will
be
poultry
day
and
★
CHECK" COMING FOR
of Blue Itlver waa a visitor In Spring drove to Salem Friday. He returned
V. A. Parker will preside. The pro
EXHIBITION HERE field yesterday.
that evening.
SMALL
gram for this day Includes the fol­ N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’S S A L E ON
M ONTHLY
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Buys
Feed
John
Downing
of
Wend-
Eula
Resident
Here—Austin
Rhodes
lowing-
Three of the moat popular screen
REPAYM ENTS
Notice Is hereby given that by
attractions of the paat few months ling waa In Springfield yesterday to of Eula was a Saturday visitor tn i 10:00—"Factors that Influence Egg virtue o t an execution and order of
purchase
feed
for
hla
poultry.
Springfield.
8!xe," by Prof. F. L. Knowlton, poultry sale In forecloaure Issued out of the
have been billed for exhibitions at
husbandman. Oregon Agricultural col­ Circuit Court of Lane County, Oregon,
III« Bell theatre during the next week.
LOAN SOCIETY
Visits from Marcola — Mrs. Joe
Visits from Waltervllla— Martha
on the 10th day of December, 1930,
lege.
They are "Scotland Yard". ''Check and
TIFFANY BUILDING, SECOND FLO O t
Campbell of WaBervllle visited friends Queen ut Marcola was a visitor In
In
a
suit
wherein
on
the
14tb
day
11:00—•' Factors Influencing t h e
Double Check," and "Three Fncea
of October, 1930. in said court L. M.
Springfield on Saturday.
In Springfield on Wednesday.
Cor. W illom otte A Eighth Sts.
Quality of Eggs," by H. E. Cosby, ex­ Travis, Inc^ a corporation, recovered
Kaat.“
P H O N E :
3 0 4 0
"I.lllmn" featuring Charlea Farrell
Visits from Marcola Joe Queen ot
Registers a t H o te l... Elveue Gland tension poultry specialist, Oregon Ag­ Judgment against F. W. Schultz and
Ida Belle Schultz, his wife, defendants
mid Estelle Taylor, (Mrs. Jack Ilemp i Marcola was a visitor In Springfield of Walker was registered at the ricultural college.
E
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G
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N
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.
O
R
EGON
for the sum of $2177.00 with Interest
12:00— Noon recess.
eyl Is playing Ita final evening al Tuesday.
Springfield hotel on Saturday.
Licensed by the State.
at the rate of 8 per cent per annum,
1:30—"Poultry Prograui for 1931.” from the 13th day of December, 1928,
1 he theatre tonight.
Doctor at Salem Dr. W. C. Rebhan
by O. 9. Fletcher, connty agent.
Friday and Saturday brings Edmund
and for the sum of $62.19 taxes, and
AUTOMATIC
SCALES
SPEEDS
Isiwe and Joan Bennett in the mys was In Sub*m on business Wednesday
1:46—"Some Chicken Disease Prob­ Tor tbe further sum of $260.00 aa at­
WORK AT POSTOFFICE
torney’s fees herein and the costa and
afternoon.
lery iduy, "Scotland Yard."
lems." by Dr W T. Johnson poultry disbursements herein in the sum of
Ainoa and Andy, the pair of radio
F a ll Crook Raaldent Violto— H K
A Urge trlner automatic scale capa­ pathologist, Oregon Agricultural col­ $36.30 which Judgment was enrolled
siara Dial havo built up an unween Walker of Full Creek was a visitor tn
and docketed in tbe Clerk's office of
ble of weighing parcels up to 70 lege.
“Read the labels
said Court In said County on the 14th
uudli'iice of unknown proportlona dur­ this city Tuesday.
2:46—"Brooding
a
n
d
Roaring
pounds has been received at the local
day of October, 1930, and said execu­
before you buy
ing the paat alx months, will come
Chicks," by Mr. Cosby.
tion to me directed commanding me
Transacts Business—J. A. Ilennle of postofftce and waa put Into use the
lo the theatre Sunday for a three-day
Medicines!”
in
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
first part of the week
The scale
3:45—Question box.
eiigugumeiit In their flrat and only all Tburaton was a business visitor In
in order to satisfy said Judgment, In­
Is
constructed
with
the
weights,
sones
These ore the words of
A special Turkey day will be held terest, taxes, attorney's fees, costs of
talking comedy. ''Chock and Double •Springfield on Tuesday.
the United States Fool
and prices ao arranged that once the on Tuesday. February 3. for those In saiL and accruing costs to sell the
Check." A Karl Dane and George
and Drug Administration.
Lowell Men Here—A M V«otch and operator knows the lone to which terested In the raising of these birds. following described real property, to-
K. Arthur comedy, "Men Without Harry Veatch, both of Ixiwell were
The law requires the truth
wlt:
the parcel is to be shipped he need
on labels.
Skirts." will be shown In conjunction visitors In Springfield on Tuesday.
The Northeast Quarter of the North­
only glance up the column Indicated
east Quarter of Section (20) Township
HUNTLEY-LARSON HEAD
with the picture
by the weight arrow and determine
Twenty (20) South of Lange Two (2)
Erich Von Stroheim and Constance
Vida Resident Here F A. W eed
the exact shipping charge which Is LEGION MEMBER CONTEST East of the W’illameti-e Meridian, In
Bennett In "Three Facea Eust" play of Vida was a business visitor In
Lane county, Oregon, and the West
printed on the scale.
lo re Wiilnesday und Thursday of next Springfield Wednesday.
A membership drive for new mem­ one half ot the Southwest quarter of
This Is the second piece of ma
week. Tbla la a atory of a woman
bers of the American Legion and to Southwest one quarter of southeast
Transacts Business J. W. Stevens chlnery designed to speed up the work
loved by men of three nations, but
secure
renewal memberships from vet­ quarter of Section 17 and Lots No. 1.
made a business trip to Portland on nt the local postoffice which has
2 and 3 In Section 20 Tp. 20 S. R. 2
bated as u spy by all.
lieeti received during the post few erans who have allowed their mem­ East Willamette Meridian in Lane
Saturday.
months. The first being an automatic bership to lapse was launched by the County, Oregon, excepting therefrom
Portland Resident Here- A. J. Per­ cancellation machine which eliminated local post at their meeting at Walter- the following described tracts; 9.44
DRILL TEAM ELECTS NEW
ville on Thursday evening of last acres deeded to O. E. R. R. Co. OcL
OFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHT kins of Portland arrived In Spring- a great deal of hand work.
4, 1906, by deed recorded Oct. 29,
week. Tbe contest Is being carried 1906 in Vol. 73 page 94 Lane County
field Wednesday afternoon. He Is
on by two teams headed by M. B. Deed Records, also excepting 23.98
New officers for the Progressive 22 transacting business while here.
CARD CLUB ENTERTAINED
Every word that ap­
Huntley and J. M. Larson. It started acres deeded to the S. P. R. R- Co.
drill team of the Rebekah lodge were
pears on the label of Rex-
Has Operation— Mildred Wycoff un-
HERE FRIDAY EVENING on Friday. January 9. and will end Dec. 30. 1909 by deed recorded Jan.
elected tor the first time In four uedwent a major operation at the
ill ana is the exact truth.
29. 1910 In Voi. 85 page 249 Lane
February 5.
Insisted upon by United
years oo Friday evening. All officers Pacific Christian hospital Wednesday
County Deed Records. Also except
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adrian enter­
States Officials. Therefore
ejected In 19213 have been re-elected morning. She Is recovering nicely.
The local post now has fifty-five 27-100 acres deeded to Lane County
tained the members of the Bridge club
you may be absolutely
for
Roadway
Dec.
3,
1912
by
deed
rec
each succeeding year until now. Mrs.
at their home Friday evening. The paid members and needs only eleven orded May 8. 1913 In Vol. 102 page
certain that Rexillana will
Rainbow People Here— Mr. and Mrs. members nnd guests present were: more to reach the same quota obtained 72 Lane County Deed Records, also
I.llllan Jllack la the new president,
give soothing relief tn
cases of hard, dry, irritat­
Mr«. Geneva Louk la vice-president, Perry Williams of the Williams fox Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dawson. Mr. and here last year.
one acre deeded to Fred Fisk, Aug.
ing coughs. Get a bottle
9, 1916 by deed recorded Aug. 14, 1916
i ud Mrs. Clarlne I’utman, secretary. ranch at Rainbow were visitors In Mrs. Clifford Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
today. Sold only at Rexail
in Vol 114 page 86, Lane County Deed
Those who have held office for the Springfield yesterday.
I. D. Larimer, Mr. and Mrs. Levi SLEEP ON RIGHT SIDE,
Drug Stores.
Records. Leaving 50.67 acres of land
I n t four years are Mrs Clara Snod­
Neel, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Phetteplace,
more
or
lees
In
said
Lane
County,
BEST FOR YOUR HEART
Oakridge People Her«—Mr. and
grass. president; Mrs. Black, vice
State of Oregon.
Mrs. Curry, and the host and hostess.
Now, therefore. In the name of the
(resident; and Mrs. Sam Richmond, Mrs. W. C. Wilkinson of Oakridge
The next meeting will be held on
If
you
toss
In
bed
all
night
and
State of Oregon, in compliance with
were visitors In Springfield on Sat
secretary.
ORUG STORE
January 23 al the home of Mr. and can't sleep on right side, try simple said execution and order of sale and
1 urday.
gylcerln. saline, etc.
(Adlerika). in order to satisfy said Judgment,
Ph«na 15
Light refreshments and a social
Mrs. Clifford Wilson.
Just ONE dose relieve« stomach interest, taxes, attorneys fees, costs
t me were enjoyed after the bnslmiss
Drive« to Klamath Falla—Pete
GAS pressing on heart so you sleep
suit and accruing costs. I will on
meeting and drill practice.
sound all night Unlike other medi­ of
Thomason left Monday for Klamath LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND
Saturday, the 14 day of Feb., 1931,
cine,
Adlerika
acts
on
BOTH
upper
Falls He drove a truck to the south-
INSTALLATION IN EUGENE and lower bowel, removing poisons at the hour of 2 o'clock In the after­
• e ♦ e ♦ e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ » eaatern Oregon city.
you never knew were there. Relieves noon of said day, at the Southwest
♦
UPPER WILLAMETTE
♦
Five Springfield people attended the constipation in 2 hours! Let Adler front door of the County Court House,
Visit Parents—Mrs. D. B. Murphy Joint Installation ceremonies (or the Ika cleanse your stomach and bowels in Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, offer
for sale and sell for cash, at public
J
Miss Arah Nell Arnold, who Is prln- and Delbert Mitchell drove to Aahlnnd ol(leers of the General Lawson camp and see how good you feel! Flanery's auction, subject to redemption as pro­
- A.
r pal of the Trent school, gnve a Saturday to spend the week-end with of the Spanish-American war veter- ( Drug Store.
vided by law, all of the right, title
birthday party at her home Wednes- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. nns and their auxiliary which was
<lay, January 7 In honor of Mias Mitchell.
held at the armory tn Eugene on
Mabel Anderson, teacher of the pri­
Monday night. They were Mrs. C. F.
Doctor Return«—Dr. Eugene Kester Eggtmnnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah HeRer-
mary grade« of Trent Those present
were Mabel Anderson. Annette Matt- returned to his office Moonday morn­ brand, Sant Richmond, and Sam Ware.
zun, Nellie Ixirentx, Nine McPeek. Del ing following a month's absence dur­ Mrs. Kggimann Is secretary of the
Stull, Harold Dilley, Kenneth Me ing which time he was In southern ladies auxiliary and Mrs. Helterbrand
Kensey, Torvll Robertaon, Mr. Coffer California.
is one of the appointive officers of
P R IC E
CUTTERS
and Arah Nell Arnold.
the camp. Both were Installed on
Old Resident Visit«- Mrs. J. H. Far
The regular meeting of the Ixiwell
Monday.
STO R E NO. 8
Union I’.-T. A. has been postponed ley. nnd early resident of Springfield,
STORE NO. 1
960 C h am e lto n St., Eugene
from Jnnuary IS to January 29. The wns In the city again Monday renew­ POWER COMPANY CREW
125 East Broadway, Eugene
STO R E NO. 4
grade and high schools of Ixiwell ing old acquaintances. Her home Is
STORE NO. 2
HERE FIRST OF WEEK
500 M ain S tre e t, S p rin g fie ld
now In Canada.
will furnish the program.
88-96 West Broadway, Eugene
The Goshen Orange held an all-day
Nine workmen for the Mountain
Appendicitis Attack — Mrs. Alice
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
moling at the home of Mrs. J. L.
Ixinah Is recovering at her home from States Power company spent the first
Copln haven Thursday, January 8. A
an attack of nppendlcltls. She will part of the week in Springfield mak­
potluck dinner was served at noon.
not be able to return to her work at ing changes and repairs In the com­
The Pleasant Hill high school girls
pany’s lines In this county. Those
Kgglmann's this week.
1 lb. Can ................ 34c
because we know It • tbe most
basketball team waa defeated by the
Cereus brand
here were F. A. Shepard, L. Anderson,
2 lb. can ................. 66c
Elmira glrla team last Friday at Pleas­
Sliced,
No.
2ya
radio you can
Releaser from Hospital—Guy Gab­ J. B. Guyton, C. M. Daniels, W. B.
ant Hill gymnasium. The Pleasant riel has been released from the Eu­ Morton, J. Miller. W. Johnson. F. E.
Can .....................
g e t fo r th e
Hill boya defeatod the Elmira boys.
gene hospital and Is now at his home Meye, and H. C. Conn. They make
money anywhere
The Pleasant Hill boya and glrla In this city. He planned to go to their headquarters at Albany.
In America.
Tobes
basketball teams will go to Marcola San Francisco last week, but changed
Golden—
“Taste
Tells”
Friday night when they will meet his plans.
21/j lb. Can............ 23c
TONE C O NTRO L
ERGATHA SUNDAY SCHOOL_
No. 2’/ a Can
the Mohawk high school teams.
5 lb. Can..-.............. 46c
CLASS
MEETS_WEDNESDAY
Screen-grid circuit
The Ijowoll high school and Pleas­
Former Reaidant Vlelte—Darrel Sut­
Crystal White—
ant Hill high school boya will play
Push-pull 2 4 5 ’«
ton, formerly a resident of Spring-
Members of the Ergathha Sunday
21/j, lb. Can........... 25c
another game of basketball at Pleas
Full dynamic speaker
field, visited with friends In, Spring- school claas of the Methodist church
Beads
5 lb. Can ............. 49c
ant Hill Wednesday night. Thia Is
field on Saturday. He went on to were entertained at the home of Mrs.
A ll-s te e l chassis
Package .........
10 lb. Can............... 95c
not a II league game but much In­
Portland and Seattle where he ex­ I ratt Holverson on Wednesday. A
Illuminated dial
terest Is taken In the game as the
pected to sail by boat for San Diego. social time and refreshments were
Honey
Flavor—
Phonograph jack
Isiwell hoys won from the Pleasant
He Is on a furlough from the navy.
enjoyed. Mrs. L. K. Page wns the
2’A lb. Can............. 40c
IPI1 boys several weeks ago at Low­
5 lb. Can............... 75c
No. 1
assistant hostess.
See C L A R IO N J U N IO R In
ell. Bi,/eral of the Lowell boys played
Can ..................
Drives to Roseburg—C. I. Qorrle
basketball at Pleasant Hill last year.
action. Payments so small you
Maple Flavor—
Books for the operetta “Pollohod look a load of produco to Roseburg
2’/
.
lb.
Can
.......
35c
won’t miss the money.
Pebles" to be given hy the Pleasant yesterday. He alno took the bobcat
5 lb. C a n ............ 65c
Your old discarded Tricycles
which
Mario
Adams
has
had
on
ex­
Hill high school the Inst of February
Packed in
and Bicycles.
Sorghum Flavor—
have arrived and practice has begun, hibition at the feed store to the taxi­
Yakima Valley
2’/ 2 lb. C an.......... 28c
the students are trying out for the dermy shop there where It will oe
2’
/
g
lb.
Can
.......
Eugene
120 W. 8th
different pnrts. Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick placed on permanent exhibition In one
of the show windows.
Is directing the operetta.
*1O~
»300
E N E F IC IA L
50c
Flanery’s
W e ll Be
Mighty Glad
to Show You—
.‘Ralph. & Si
Tiiman Coffee
Pineapple
dteMV
Staley’s Syrup
Tomatoes
J
10c
Palmolive
11c
Succotash
WANTED
7*/2C
Sorghum
34c
Wright & Sons