—
•rin g thia ad ae «3.90 cash on a
Estate of Elizubuth Morehouse,
Dec'd.
pair of glasses during August, 1*31.
NOTICR
Dr. Hoyal Olck, eye specialist, ton
OP PIN A L B R TTLRM RNT
years In Eugene. *31 W illamette HI.
N itlc i Is hereby given that Lewis
II Morehouse has (lied his (Inal
report an eaecutor of the last will
slid testament of Elisabeth More
houen, deceased. In the County r
—
>
Court of the Blale of Oregon, In
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Methodist
and (or Lane County; and that ten
O'clock In the forenoon of Saturday : Episcopal cnurch, met Wednesday
the 19th day of August. 1981, at the afternoon In the annex of the
Courtroom thereof In Eugene. Ore-1
...
gon. have been by said court ap ' hU.rcb
." * • dBy w"
'W “1
pointed and (lie d as the time and gnlltlng. Plans were made Tor the
place for hearing objections to said 1 picnic, which the aid gave at Dead
report anil for the final settlement I ,uond s ferry Friday. Several from
of the estate of said Deceased
Coburg attended the picnic and re
L E W IS II. MDItKHGUHK. K le
ported a vary enjuynbl. time
cutor.
A. R W IIE E L E It, Attorney.
Thu Cbrlsllun ladles' Aid held
(J 30 - A «13 20 87»
their regular meeting Thursday
IN T H E COUNTY C tll KT O F T IIE afternoon In the church. Tha Hint
was spent In quilting.
HTATE l)F OREGON FOIl
T IIE COUNTY OF LANE
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson.
F t.lt B A L K - Springfield lots (or
sale or will trade (or McKensle
river home site or Eugene pro
party. L. G. Hullu. I*. O. Boa 664, In (he Matter of the Adoption of
Alice Ixjulse Gray and Mildred
Eugene
I'houe 1311 M.
tl
l.uclle Gray, Minors.
TEACHER MANUALS TO
BE DISTRIBUTED HERE
CITATION
To l.ouln II Cray. Greetings:
IN T H E NAM E OF T H E STATE
OF OKEOON. Yon are hereby d ied
and requited to appear In the
Teacher manuale to he used for I'miniv Court of the State of Ore­
the first three gradea In luiua coun gon, for the County of I-sue. at tha
ly acboola hava been received at I Court Room thereof, at Eugene, In
ili>- County of Lane, on Saturday.
(be orfica of the county superin­ Ho- '.c’nil dav nf August. 1831. at
tendent of achools from the state : 10 00 o'clock In the forenoon of
that dav. then and there to show
ecboul Office.
The manuals are being distribu­ ! ««use. If any you have, why tha
petition of Clarence W Smiley to
ted to teachers at the superintend udopl the above named mlno.a,
eut's office.
i Alice Ixmlee Gray and Mildred Lu-
e ll. Gray should not be granted
Notarial Commission Piled— The and u decree of adoption entered
accordingly
notarial commission of W. It. Blow­
W ITNESS. Ihe Hon. C. I ’. Bar­
ers was tiled for record Friday at nard County Judge si (he 0ounty
Court nf the State nf Oregon, for
(be office of the county clerk.
the County of M n e and the Seal
of Hold Court hereto affixed thia
N O T IC R T O C R E D IT O R S
20th day nf July. 1931.
IN T H E CO U N TY COURT O F T IIE
I SEAL» A TTEST:
STATE OF OREGON FOB
W B DILLA RD, Clerk
L A N E CO UNTY
By S IB YL W ESTFA LL. Deputy
IN
T IIE
M A TTER
OF
THE
<Jl 3330: A. «-18»
ESTATE
OF
CH A R LES
C.
ROSSMAN, deceased
NOTICR TO CREDITORS
NO TIC E IS H EItEB Y G IV E N :
That Lydia J. Hoasman has bewn
Springfield. Oregon, June 34. 1831
appointed executrix of the i-.«t
Notice Is hereby given that the
W ill and Testament of Charles C.
Rossman, deceased, by the County undersigned as Superintendent of
Banks for the State nf Oregon Is
Court of l4iae County, Oregon. All
In charge of the assets and affairs
peraona having claims against said
I of the Commercial State Bank of
»elate are required to preaent them,
i Springfield. Oregon, for the pur­
with (he proper vouchers, within
pose o f liquidation. All persona who
six months from the 23rd day of
rnay have claims against said bank
July. 1931, to the setd executrix at
sra hereby notified to make legal
the law office of L. L. Ray In tha
proof thereof by filing a duly verl
Miner Building. Eugene. Oregon.
fled claim, aa by law provided, with
LYDIA J. ROSSMAN. Executrix
Ihe
Deputy
Superintendent
of
of the l-ast W ill and Testament of
Banka In charge at the office of
Charlea C. Rossman, deceased.
(be Commercial State Bank of
L. L. KAY. Aaatorney for Estate.
Springfield. Oregon, on or before
(Jl 23 30: A. «-12-20»
s September 34. 1831.
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A. A. SCHRAMM. Superintend
ent of Banks.
(8 2 4 )
Business Directory
Edw. G. Privat
JEWE1.KU
Repairing a Hpeclalty
Springfield, Oregon
Dr. JOSEPHINE C. BRAUN
Naturopathic Physician
First National bank Bldg
I'bon.a: Office 73J; Res: 143W
Of floe Hours 1 to 5 I’ . M.
Residence 233 B street
FOR SALE
Good 1«-lnoh Block wood, also
(«-Inch and 4 feet eld growth
tlabwoed.
FRANK TUHY
Phene Sp. 1S2J
DR. BERTHA DAVIDSON
Osteopathic Physician
Telephone 32«<
Eugene, Ore.
204 I. Q. O. F. Temple
Universal Mortgage Corp.
BONDS
W. P. Tyson, Agent
128 E S t
Phene MW
General Law Practice
I. M. PETERSON
Attorney-et-Law
City Hall Building
Springfield, Oregon
FRANK A. DE PUE
A TTO R N EY A T LAW
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Button
Building
Springfield
Oregon
Funeral Directors
¡W alker - Poole Co.
P. J. BARTHO LO M EW , Mgr.
Phone 62-J and 62-M
Springfield, Oregon
Eugene Chapel at lith e anil
Charnelton — Phone 713
F U I a -V U E
A BEAUTIFUL.
FR A M E
ytctffe «WOfcrewt
FROM
ALL O T H E R S
DR. ELLA MEADE
Optom«tri«t
41 W aal Bth
Eugene
Coburg
I McKenzie Valley
ing by. through or under them or
any of them, In or to the following
described real property, to-wot:
Lota Two and Three In Section
13, In Township 19 South of
Range 4 West of the W illam ette
Meridian In I,ane County. Oregon.
Dated thia 3rd day of August,
1931.
,
,
H. L. BOWN, Sheriff.
By A. E. HULG AARD. Deputy.
(A 7-14-21 28— 8 8)
SUMMONS
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E
8 T A T E OF OREOON FOR LANE
CO UNTY.
Ixtuls Josephson. Plaintiff,
va.
Bartha K. Josephson, Defendant.
To Bertha K. Josephson, Defend­
ant.
IN T H E NA M E OF T H E S TA TE
OF OREOON: You are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled ault within (our
weeks from the date of the flrat
publication of this summons and If
you fall to appear or answer for
want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
ply to the court for the relief as
prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt:
That the marriage relation existing
betwoea the plaintiff and defendant
be dissolved, and auch other relief
as to the court may appear eqult
able.
The order directing the service of
this summons by the publication
thereof la dated July 80th, 1931, and
directs publication once each week
for four successive weeks, that you
appear and answer within four
week« from date of first publica­
tion, and the first publication of
said summons Is July 30th, 1931.
for Plaintiff; Residence Eugene,
Oregon.
(J 30— A «-13-20-17)
M BJleJ
n"n j e? h “ r rt f s a • r ® OFFEBEO TO
Big Race Card, Horse Show,
Pageant. Gymnastics, Danc­ Calls for Workara in Hop
ing and Speeches Listed
Fialda Soon to Como; Local
Labor to _______
Cot First Placo
The horse races promise to be
NOTICE OF S H E R IFF'S BALE
NO TIC E Is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution and order
of isle Issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon tor
Lane County July 11, 1931, upon
and pursuant to a decree duly given
and made by aald Court July 11,
1931, In a suit pending therein In
which State Mutual Building and
Loan Aasoclatlon, a corporation
was plaintiff and Bachelordon F ra­
ternity, Inc., a corporation, and
Rose Oaburn were defendants,
which execution and order of sale
was to me directed and commanded
me to sell the real property here
Inafter described to satisfy certain
liens and charges In said decree
specified, I will on the 16th day ot
August, 1931, at the hour of Ona
o'clock. P. M„ at the southwest
door of the Count Court House In
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer
for sale and tell at public auction
for cash, subject to redemption
provided by law, all of the right,
title and Interest of tha defendants
In said ault and of all parties claim­
ing by, through or under them or
any of them elnce the l is t day of
February, 1928, In or to the follow
Ing described real property, to*wtt:
The North H alf of Lota number­
ed Seven (7) and Eight (8) In
Klncald'e Addition to Eugene,
Lane County, Oregon.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1911.
H. L. BOW N, Sheriff.
By A. E. HULEO AARD, Deputy.
the best this year the I-ane county
, fair has ever hsd both In running
:nd harness events. One of the
horse, that will oe here w ill be
onward Patch sired by Daael Patch
who was sired by Dan Patch, pro-
bably the best known and moat
thought of of any hors. In the
lu lle d States.
For many years
the slate fair of Minnesota opened
with Dan Patch pacing against hla
wn record.
The Pageant Is causing much In
tereat and Is sponsired by grangers.
lodges and communities all ovar
the county. Thia will be put on the
first and third nights. Mrs. Ethel
bristle I. directing this. Dr. C. E.
TOM MIX COMING W ITH
SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS
Famous W estern Movie S tar Makes
Personal Appearances During
All Performances
Tom Mix, famous moving picture
star, who la said to receive the
largest salary ever paid a circus
performer, will be the extraordln
ary feature of the Sells-Floto circus,
when that noted show appears In
Eugene on Wednesday. August 19.
Tremendous crowds, which see Mix
dally, testify to the remarkable
popularity of this fine American
cowboy, amongst old and young
alike.
As an extra added feature, the
Great Peters, the man with the
Iron neck, will twice dally drop
from the highest part of the huge
tent, with his head In a regulation
hangman's noose. This act is a di­
rect Important from Europe and Is
being presented in America for the
first time.
In the three rings and two stages
Instituted If not paid. P. H. Nlblock
will be found a complete new pro­
has Installed a water system of his
gram of arenlc features Including
own and notified the council of dis­
three great riding acta, the Hob­
continuance of further service from
sons. the Hodglnls and the Schwarz
the town.
families; the Three Thrillers and
Arthur Concello Trio, aeriallsts;
Daugwtlls.
sensational
acrobats
from Austria; the Hugonl sisters
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Mra. Parrel M cm in n and W illiam broth).rg
dartn![ perch art,8tg.
Eyler have been at the bed side of Berta gM io n madcap of the wire;
M in Minnie McMahon for several W right Duo and numerous others.
days. She Is critically 111 at her
Three special trains are required
home west of Eugene. She Is a to tarnsport this big show. The
sister-in-law of Mr. Eyler sod an btg top seats approximately 11.500
aunt of Mrs. McQutnn.
people, this tent requiring an area
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bough gave a of 250 feet by 500 feet. Perform­
birthday dinner last Sunday In hon­ ances are announced for 2 p. in.
or of Mr. Baugh's mother, Mrs. D. and 8 o'clock with the main doors
O. Baugh aud Mrs. Baugh s father, to (bp double menagerle opening an
James Calvert from Junction City. hour ,n advance.
There were several In attendance :
________________ _
from Junction City. Bear Creek.
TWO RATTLERS KILLED
Bellfountain. Kugene. Springfield
W ITH ONE RIFLE SHOT
and Donna and Shedd, besides those
who attended from Thurston. The
Killing of two rattlesnakes with
orchestra furnished music for the
one shot of a 30-30 rifle is a feat
occasion. After dinner waa served
performed by J. W. Fountain of
many of the younger people went
W alterville.
swimming.
Fountain is a constant source of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Handekamp
| trouble for all rattlesnakes and his
and John Handekamp spent Sunday
latest exploit was taking one shot
with M ita Heersma. They are tnak-
„
. at two big rattlers sunning them­
ing plan, to move to California In
on # rocfc Thp bu,le, cu,
few days to make their home
through both snakes.
there.
Mrs. Roy Edmlston entertained
MANY “TOURISTS" NOW
20 young people Tuesday evening
ON RAILROADS. REPORT
In honor of her daughter. Miss
Leone Edmlston’e birthday. The
Railroad
“tourist” travel
by
evening was spent In card games
freight is growing heavily and
und dancing after which refresh­
every string of boxes through this
ments were served.
city seems to carry a full load of
Miss Laura Ruth from Portland
free passengers.
Is spending a few days with her
One night last week C. O. Peter­
parents here. She is a Catholic
son in watching a passing freight
nun teaching In the school at Port­
bound for Klamath Falls counted
land.
Mies Florence Platt has returned 174 riders and says that there Is
no doubt that many others were
to Sacramento. California after
spendlng“ wo weeks" with her’ par | J
1" ] " ®
e"*Pty CRr8 and
could not be seen.
ents and other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Endicott from
Portland arrived Saturday even- j DAMAGE ACTION COMES
Thurston
Mr. and Mrs. Dullay and baby of
Blue River went to Canyonville
Saturday and returned 9unday.
They were there to visit relatives
The largest number on record at­
tended Leaburg Sunday school last
Ing for a few days' vacation with
Sunday. There were «0 present.
relatives here.
(J. M-IS-Mt; A M l)
Tom M ix Coming in the Circus
[
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Bettis and
Miss Theima Cross spent last Bun­
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
day at Caacadla. They attended
IN T H E CO UNTY COURT OF T H E a family reunion In honor of Mrs.
Forrest Murray of Poaullo, Hawaii,
STA TE O F OREGON FOR T H E
CO UN TY O F LANE
who has been visiting relatives In
IN PROBATE NO. (604
California and Oregon.
IN T H E M A TTER O F T H E ES­
T A T E O F C H R I8 T P M ILL E R
Deceased.
Notlco Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the abo a
entitled proceeding his final ac
The Christian Endeavor society
| count, and the court has entered an
order fixing the time for the hear- held a meeting at the home of Mr.
and M r. George Marx on Wsdue.
o'clock A M. August 28. 1831. and
I anyone having any objections there day evening for their buelneee end
to shall files the same In writing on social hour. At the bustneaa meet­
j or before the time set for the hear ing election of officere took place.
lug. This notice Is first published Anna McArthur was elected presi­
I July 30. 1831.
CHRIS M M ILL E R . Administra­ dent. l.uclle Millican, vice prest
dent, Helen Marx secretary, and
tor.
H. E. Slattery, Attorney (or Ad-
Ervin Fountain treasurer.
1 mlnlatrator.
Mm. Charles Jessen had the plea­
(J 23 30 A. 8 13-20)
sure af entertaining her »liters,
Mrs. Rasmussen and Mra. Peterson
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
NO TIC E Is hereby given that by from Fresno, California, for a few
virtue nf an execution and order days, also Mr. Peterson and Mr.
' of sale Issued out of the Circuit Rasmussen.
C ourt of the State of Oregon for
Mr. and Mra. Paul Klein of Mon,
Ijin e County August 3. 1931. upon
and pursuant to a decree duly given ties, California, are here making
and made by said Court July 31, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. J
I 1831, In a suit pending therein in Godard, a visit. On their way to
which J. M. Walkup was plaintiff
and W. T. Sherman and Jennie Oregon the couple stopped at Or­
Sherman, J. W. McKee and Edith ville. California, and visited Mrs.
McKee. I. J Estes and Mary K. Klein's aunt, Mrs. Frank Bandera,
Kates. Ethel Bond, 8. M. Fries and for a few days. Mrs. Sanders and
I J. E. Clark were defendants, which
execution and order of sale was to Mrs. Kletn'a mother. Mra. Oodard,
me directed and commanded me to are slaters.
■ell the real property hereinafter
Mrs. John Kransfelder of Bay-
described to satisfy certain liens field, Wisconsin, on her way from
i and charges In said decree speci­
fied. I w ill on Saturday, the 5th day Seattle. Washington, where ihe
of September, 1931, at the hour of visited a sick brother. Mrs. Krans­
| one o'clock, P. M.. at the southwest felder came to Laaburg and visited
door of the County Court House In her sister. Mrs. Ira lanam and fam­
Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, of­
fer for sale and sell at public auc­ ily.
tion for cash, subject to redemption
Mrs. Davidson of Portland waa
»a provided by law. all of tha right, an over night guest on Saturday at
¡title and Interest of the defendants
In aald suit and of all parties claim­ the Isham home.
C. A. W INTERMEIER. Attorney
Creswell
The Senior Aid society of the
Methodist church met Wednesday
afternoou at lha church annas and
worked. Mrs. F. W. Ograui took the
occasion to compliment her mother.
Mra. C. B. Howe by serving angel
food and lea tea.
Cavil Holbrook moved back to
hla home at Creswell Wednesday
from Coburg, be having recently
sold hla ranch there. He Is making
plans to remodel hla home here
with Improvements.
Nleta Zlnlker Is planning to take
the university summer school Al­
aska trip and will be absent for
two weeks. She expects to leave
Ihe first of the week.
Bert Thompson baa been con­
Miss Dorothy Henderson, and Dwan fined to his home the Inst week
Henderson of Tacoma. Washington,' with an attack of tonsllltla.
Miss Ruth Jacobson of Fergus
are visiting relatives and friends
lu Coburg The Henderson family Falls. Minnesota, arrived Sunday
and la Ihe guest of Mr. and Mrs.
formerly lived here.
Ed Anderson.
Norman McNabb fall aud sprain
Miss Helen Sedgwick and Mrs.
ed his aukle while working on tha
Elisabeth Wilson stopped at the
hay halier las! week. Ha la walk­
Sedgwick home the first of the
ing with the aid of crutches.
week. They are on their way to
Ben Howard nf Monroe was If, , Portland, tbelr home, from a trip to
Coburg Tuesday on business.
allfornin.
Mr mid Mrs. Ken Hnyder and ; Chas. Halverson and family of
daughter, Beverly Ann, and Miss , Uoldendale, Washington, spent a
l-eols Hnyder, have gone to Ho­ part of the week with old friends.
quiam. Washington, to spend a few j
They were formerly residents of
days.
Creswell.
Dewaln Johns had the misfortune
Leslie Goheen sustained a pain­
to run a nail into his foot Friday. ful Injary to bis right hand Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Klxer and two day while sawing, cutting off the
children. Charles Samuel and Betty little finger and badly Injuring the
lleryL have been visiting with Mrs. third finger.
Hanley Olton aud family of Reels-
Riser's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ham
port were over Monday to visit
Green
hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Thornton Daniela and Myron
Olaon, and hla brother, Mr. and
Daniels of Wyoming are the guests
Mrs. Arthur Olaon.
nf W ill Smith and Marlon Smith.
Mias Leda Everson of Fort Dodge.
The Daniela are the nephews ol
Iowa, arrived Baturday for a three
W ill Smith and formerly lived In
weeks' visit with her parents, Mr.
Coburg.
and Mrs. G. E. Everton. On Bunday
Mr. and Mrs. T. Q. U r.au spent August 2. they all went to Eugene
last week-end visiting In Florence with other resident family mem­
at the hums of Mr. and Mrs. Harry bers and bad dinner with Mr. and
Harbert. Mrs. Herbert returned Mrs. Phil Nordling. Mrs.- Nordllng
home Monday with Mr. and Mrs. being a alster of Mias l^eda Ever­
Oreen and spent a few days hers.
ton.
M r and Mrs. Ralph Curry who
The council ordered the Inst of
have been visiting at tha home of the paving Intersection bonds taken
Mr. and Mrs. John Mountain, have up at Its meeting Monday evening,
returned to (heir home In Missouri. this being the last of the series out­
Mrs. Mountain went with them to standing. Some delinquent Bancroft
visit for a time. Mrs. Curry sod assessments were considered and
Mrs. Mountain are sisters.
probable foreclosure proceedings
f
W A N T TO BUY
T h . he.t hurg.lu I can gel In a
buus. with not leal than 5 rooms
In Springfield. W rite me giving
degrrlpllun ami location of house,
and your lowest price (or all
cash. Price will be kepi confi­
dential ii I. I I.KM ENT, H. 1,
Springfield.
A « IS
PAG»
THU 8PRINOFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1981
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CAR DAMAGE ACTION
SETTLED BY PARTIES
As the result of a stipulation be­
tween plaintiffs and defendant the
damage case of Ben Squires and
Vera Thomas against James M.
Mulholland has been settled.
The plaintiffs sued for >10.000
each following Injuries sustained
when a car In which they were
riding was struck by defendant’s
car. The amount ot settlement Is
said to have been 35000.
VICIOUS DOGS ACTIVE,
COUNTY BOARD HEARS
AFTER CRASH OF CARS
Suit for damages to the amount
of 32306.80 was filed In circuit
court by R. A. McCully against the
standard Oil company.
The complaint states that a truck
of the defendant company struck
plaintiff’s car on the Pacific high­
way near Grants Pass April 24 last.
General damages of 32000 are
sought and special damages of
3304.80.
Report of Eatats Filed— Inven
lory and appraisement of the estate
of James W. Schrimpf was filed In
probnte court Monday. The estate
amounts to >13.111.55.
Answer to Suit Filed— An an­
swer to the damage suit of All ’e
Quite a number of complaints of M iller versus Carlton Spencer was
vicious police dogs in various parts filed by the defendant In circuit
of the county have been received court Thursday.
by R. J. Morris, enforcement officer
-----------------------------
for the county dog control board.
Final Account of Estate Filed—
The officer says that direct evl- Final sccount of the estate of John
dence and proof of vldousness Is m . Rennie was filed in probate
hard to obtain so that the board Is court Wednesday.
rather hampered in action.
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Nurse F ilet Certificate — The
W ill to Be Probated— Anna L. nurse's certificate of Gertrude A
W hytal has been appointed execu­ Mustoe was filed for record at the
trix of the will ot Charles R. Why office of the county clerk Wednes
tai.
1 day.
c . , , . for bean plckBrB , , ,
raade „
(, „ lca *
Ualla4
8tBlea , roploymant
b, „ _
^ ^ l u g to r u ArmltagBi gp
ractor
Tba plcklng
bopa w,„
under WBy
the
aad
(bere
w , larg, numb<1. *
Jobg |n th|, . eaB<mab,B labor
Ag macb Bg po. glblB a„
,„ e bean flelda , nd alBO ror hop
picking will be held for local labor
and tranatBnta w,„ only
, mptoy.
ed wben tba loca, |abor „ ,aka.
CBre 0(
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
WEATHER UNUSUAL NOW.
Hunt will be the director of the
LANE FARMER AVERS
cborne.
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There will be a Lane county! Weather conditions are very un-
addle horse show. Riding will be ueual thia year and this la par-
done the first and third afternoons Ocularly noted by Cal Young. Lana
and a real show pot on the second : county farmer.
and fourth evenings with Jumping
Mr. Young, who started cutting
<nd trick riding. There w ill be his grain last week reports that in
more than 30 horses entered in thia some spots on hie river bottom
event.
land there la a very fine crop and
The McMahon-Wheeler troup will that in others with seemingly no
put on free acts, consisting of wire- difference In toll or other factors
work done sixty feet In the air, dog of growth there Is a very poor
and pony show, trapez work, con­ yield. Mr. Young cannot account (or
tortion work, comedy. Roman rings, this difference In growth.
balancing and Jugllng, Spanish web.
tight and slatjt wire. This troupe
has played many ot the eastern and
middle west state fairs.
Appraisers are Appointed — Ap­
Lane county has become known
praisers for the probate of the
from a long distance for the 13
estate of Emma Richardson have
weddings that have been put oo.
been appointed. The appralsors are
Many fairs have written to find out
H. C. Wood, C. B. Scott and L. O.
■ low to do it.
Barette.
Finishing each program will be
. the H itt Fireworks. The best that
SUMMONS
have ever been put on here.
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T T I e
Friday will be Grange day and
S TA TE OF OREGON. FOR
Marshall Dana will be speaker.
IVew
A m a sin g
L A N E CO UNTY
Katherine C. Wilson and Gerald Everyone urged to be there to hear |
Wilson, Plaintiffs, vs. The un- him
known heirs of George D C offin,:
deceased, Hattie Spencer. C lar-!
I
ence Luckey, Lena Luckey, un­ NEW COUNTY ROAD ON
known heirs of Jeremiah Luckey,
McKENZIE IS SOUGHT
deceased, the unknown heirs of
Winfield Wisner, deceased. Lu­
cinda Coffin. Sarah A. Wisner,
Residents of the upper McKenzie
and also all other persons or par­ district north of the river above
ties unkrfown claiming any right,
title estate, lien or Interest in the the bridge have petitioned the
real estate described in the com- county court for a county road to
compiaint herein.
follow the north bank.
To the unknown heirs of George
The petition bears some 60
D. Coffin, Luckey.
deceased.
Hattie
Spencer,
. owners ot . ,hBt .
Clarence
Lena
Luckey”
un- nawea of • property
M A J E S T IC
SU P E R SETS
t9 ÍT I^
known! heirs of Jeremiah Luckey,
deceased, the unknown heirs of
Winfield Wisner, deceased. Lucinda
Coffin,
Sarah A. Wisner and also
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all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right, title
estate, lien or interest In the real
es :. a
s;:X,in “•
area-
action has been taken by
the county court but the board of
road viewers will view the site of
. . . proposed
j
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j
the
road,
says Clinton
H
Hurd, county commissioner,
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IN THE NAME O F THE STATE
wanted at Seattle for theft
OF OREOON: You are hereby re- of a car and arrested at Reno, Ner..
qulred to appear and answer the passed through Eugene north on
complaint filed against you in the Tllursday in cugtody of King coun.
above entitled suit within four
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weeks from the date of the first
°Hicers. The pair of alleged
publication of this summons and if thieves stole two license plates
you fall to appear or answer for «¿en they passed through Eugene
want thereof the plaintiffs will take gouth gome Ume
an(J thege
a decree against you and each of
you for the relief as prayed for m :’,ates were returned.
the complaint, to-wit:
That the
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plaintiffs against you and each of
pa(r Speaker Named— Marshall
you be decreed to be the absolute x
asgociate editor of the
ow ners in fee sim ple and that you ~
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and each of you be enjoined and ’ 'regon Journal,
will be the prin-
forever barred from claiming any cipal speaker at the Grange Day
right, title, estate, lien or interest program at the Lane county fair
In and to the within described pre Frldav Au
t 2g according to
Complete $72.50
Never before h e re we diepleyed
•ete on which we were
oathneiertie
. . . never before have there been iu -
r.ieler*>«Ivne* w ith anything like
aiestic'a amazing development, the
M U L T I M U tube. N o w .
from h i» , distortion and ” croa« taw
on either distance or local programs
. . , yet all o f M ajestic'» famona C ol­
orful To ne baa been retained. L i t
ua explain our Budget Plan.
C
Wright & Sons
H A R D W A R E — F U R N IT U R E
P A IN T
misos *
All that portion of the D. L. C Mabel » • Chadwick, fair board sec-
of Robert Wilson and wife, being retary.
Number 30 Notif No. 3262 In Tp * ---------- ------
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16 S. R. 4 W . of W. M. in Lane
County. Oregon, meandering the
right bank (right bank facing
down stream) of the W illam ette
River running through said D. L.
C. being also described as all that
8:30 A. M. Monday. August 31, the first boat leaves on
portion lying north and east of
said W’illamette River excepting
its business training cruise. You are invited to come
therefrom that portion described
aboard.
as follows: Beginning at the'
4n other words, that is the date for the beginning
Southeast corner of said D. L. C.
No. 38 aforesaid and running
of the Fall Term at the Eugene Business College, so—
thence
north
10.00
chains; !
Register now for a business training course that
thence N. 55 degrees W. to the
will assure you future success.
meandered line of 3aid W iliam
ette River thence meandering
It’s a good school; the rates are reasonable; ask
said W illam ette River southwest
about it.
erly to where the said W illam et­
te River crosses the boundary ¡
line of said D. L. C. No. 38 thence
along said boundary line to place
of beginning.
Beginning at the Northwest
A. E. ROBERTS, President
corner of the Southwest Quarter
Miner Building
Phone
666
of Section 19. in Township 16.
Eugene, Oregon
South Range 3 West of the W il­
lamette Meridian, thence East
34.50 chains, more or less to the
center of the County road known
as the middle road, thence South­
erly along the center of the
County road to the Southeast cor­
ner of said Southwest quarter of
Section 19, in said Township and
Range, thence West 40 chains,
more or less to the Southwest
corner of said Southwest quarter
of 8ectlon 19, and thence North
40 chains, to the place of begin­
ning, containing 153.18 acres, ac­
cording to the Government Sur­
vey
STORE NO. 1— Miner Building, Eugen.
Commencing at the N. E. cor­
STORE
NO. 3— 960 Charn.lton Stra.t, Eugan.
ner of the Robert Wilson Dona­
STORE NO. 4— 500 Main Street, Springfield
tion Land Claim No. 38 In Twp.
16 S. R. 4 W . thence North 2.22
chains to the *4 sec. corner on
east line of Sec. 24. of said twp.
thence east 1.50 chains into coun­
ty foad, thence north 2.78 chains,
thence west 20.74 chains thence
south 5.00 chains, thence east
19.24 chains to the place of begin
nlng containing ten acres of land,
al? of the above descriptions be­
ing In Lane County Oregon,
and clearing the title of said pre­
mises and for such other relief as
to the court may appear equitable.
10 POUND
The order of the court directing the
service of this summons by the pub­
SACK
lication thereof is dated August
12th, 1931, and required publication
once each week for four successive
24’/ j POUND
weeks and that you appear and
answer within four weeks from the
SACK .........
date of the first publication. The
first publication of this summons
49 POUND
is August 13th, 1931.
C. A. W IN T E R M E IE R . Attorney
SACK
for Plaintiffs. Residence: Eu­
gene. Oregon.
Don’t Miss the Boat!
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