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Tlll'HHDAY. MAY 5, 1M2 TUE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PYTHIAN SISTERS HOLD CONVENTION TUESDAY | Upper Willamette TOWN AND VICINITY T he tw niity th lril annual I'y th la n Hlnlcr cull »»nt lull fur d is tr ic t lim n J a a p tr HeeHent III—-M r» Emma Imr 3 wan held at Albany Tunailuy, Muy 3. Mr«. II K. M a la y waa mi« W allace ut Ja»p»r la III ut her hum«. ut tin* member« ut Ihn Kugene I im I k < Moves to Portland — Chari«» d rill tuani which uttcudnil I In* g»tl, Hi iitt*baa moved to Portland where •rin g . he expect» tu make III» horn« 1.1 MT A w rl >1 watch rant i>( 10th N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S mi Main «treat, on the m irth uliin. W iilnn ailay. Return tn Am erican N olle» 1« hereby given that th» underalgned ha« been appointed Ex lintel, or p illili» lo i W. Itewurd ■ c uliir ut the R atal» ut M ary R. Mi l'haraiin. deceaaed, by the cuun ty Court ut Lane County. Oregon. N O T IC C O F H E A R IN G All persona having claim« agitlnal ON F IN A L A C C O U N T «aid E -ta lc arc her»by notified to n o t i c i : ih h k k k b y G IV E N ' pr«»»nt th» »am», properly verified T hu l III« uuderslgned adm lnlatra tu lb» underalgned at th« little« nl Irli " I IlM »» lu t» n t Julin * I.m u ll. W ell» « Well«. 840 W illa m e tte St , dei»u«»d, ha» filed hur account fut Rügen«, Oregon, w ithin ala month« the final «»tllcm ent of «ald «alat« troni th» date of lb« tirât publica In lh« County Court fur Lan» I'nun Hun of thl» nolle». ly. Dragon, and that Haturday, th» Dale of flr« l publication, A p ril Hath day ut May,* 1933. at th« Court , 38. 1932 T. E E D W A R D S . Executor. Itniiiii of «uld Cuurt, In th» County Cnurt llnu«». In Kugene at l»n W E I.I.H A W E L L » . Attorney«. IA 28- Muy 6-12 19 26) o*rlouk In th» forenoau. haa be«n by »uld Cnurt flxed a» th» tiine aud place for bearlng objertlona (kare IN T I I K J U S T IC E C O U R T . E l! to. and for Niitti ««ttlninent of aald QENE J U S T IC E D IS T R IC T , •a la t« . LA N E C O U N TY, OREGON F. I.A V E R N E LA M B, Admlnl» J C PO N H I.K H . P la in tiff. va. L. I I Ir a lr lx of th» Katat» of Julia H IIK N N IN O H K N . Defendant l.um b. der»o«e<l SUMMONS I. I,. K A Y . Attornay for Kalut». To L. II . Il»nnlnga«n. defendant. . |A 28 May 6-13 1# 2«l IN T II K N A M E D R T I I K H T A T K ___________________________________ O R O R EG O N , You are hereby re e <|iilr»d H llc iiX A « llir p c lf ir v U in ilic a j U IIC V IU IJ GENERAL PLUMBING AND REPAIRING Ile Hui« and Out My Price» DODD MILLER 416 C. Ht. Hprlngfleld. Ph 170 J BUY. SELL OR TRADE Com« In and »»» our Hoard W e have a large variety Lnns County Trading Post 713 W illa m e tte — Phone 16« PERRY’S Batterlea. Brake«, Ignition and M otor W o rk. W heel Aligning PER R Y S EUGENE 726 Oak Street Phone 767 Security Savings and Loan Association A Local Inetltutlon 46 W eal Broadway E U G E N E , D ltK D D N Edw. G. Privât JEWELER Repairing a Specialty Springfield, Oregon Dr. JOSEPHINE C. BRAUN N aturopathic Physician Phone 91-J O ffice Hours; I to 6 P. M 406 Fourth Street U n lv e rte l Mortgage Corp. BONDS W . P. Tyson, Agent 126 £ S t. General I j iw P ho ne 66W Practice I. M. PETERSON A tto rn « y at-l-a w C ity H a ll Building Springfield, Oregon FRANK A. DE PUE A T TO R N E Y AT LAW N O T A R Y P U B L IC Sutton Building Springfield Oregon Radio Service All Makes and Model» 8 P R IN G F IE L O R A D IO SH O P »44 I I Ht. Phone 130 J POOLE - GRAY BARTHOLOMEW Funeral Directors Form erly W alker-Poole E U G E N E — 1 H it SP1UNUFH SLD and Chiirnelton. 228 M ain SMART OCTAGON CLASSES S m art, Inconsplcloua frames that blend harmoniously with modern apparel. Let uh show you these new glasses . . . see how they become your features . . . note th e ir comfort. Our optom etrists w ill udvlHe you nhout your Hight without obliga tion. DR. ELLA MEADE Optometrist 61 W est 8th Eugene In ap peu r and nn »w »r Hi» com plaint filed again«! you In th« ahoy» »ntltlm l court and can»» on nr before four week» from the date o f the flr»t publication of thl» »urn mana, and If you (all ao to appear and anawer. for want thereof the p la in tiff will apply to the Court for ; the re lie f demanded In hl» Com plaint on file herein, to-w lt: for the »uni of Rlfty tw o and 76 100 Dol lar» together w ith Intereat thereon at the rate of a l l per cent per an num from Junuary 1, 1*32, until paid, and for casta and dlaburae- m»ut» Incurred In thl« action, aa prayed for In «aid com plaint, ano for the fu rth e r orncr of the Court for the »ale of the personal pro- perty of the defendant which ha» j been attached by the p la in tiff Thl» summon« 1» puhllahed once each week for four ron»ecutlve week» In the Hprlngfleld New», a weekly newspaper of general c ir culation publl»h»d In I-ane County. Oregon, by order of Dan Johnston. Justice of the Peace fo r Eugene Justice D istrict. t.ane County. Ore gon T h e date of the firs t publica tion of this Summons 1« A p ril 7. 1932. L I. KAY. Attorney for Plain t if f Residence and Post O f fice Address: Kugene. M n e County, Oregon. (A 7 14-21-28— M 6) T he undersigned. A dm in istrator of the estate of Keese H en ry Laird, deceased, has filed his F in al Ac count In the m a tter of said estate w ith the County C lerk of Lane County, Oregon, and an order has been made and entered of record by the County Court of said County, directing this notice and appoint ing Saturday, the 14th day of May, 1932. at the hour of ten o'clock A M for the hearing of objections to said account and the settlem ent of said estate. D A T E D this 14th day of A p ril, A D. 1932. P O M E R O Y N. L A IR D . Adm in is tra to r of the estate of Reese H enry L aird. Deceased. (A 14-21-28 M 6 12) N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the undersigned has been ap pointed A d m in istrato r of the estate of Raleigh C. Roney, deceased, by the County Court of Imine County. Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them w ith the proper vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of P otter A Bailey. 631- 32-33 M in er Building, Eugene. O re gon. w ithin six months from the date of this notice. D A T E D this 28th day of A p ril, A. D 1932 L. N. IlD N E Y . A d m in istrato r of the eatate of Raletgh C. Roney, Deceaaed. (A 28— M ay 6-12-19 26) N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N Departm ent of the In te rio r, Gen eral Land Offloe at Roseburg, O re gon, May 2nd, 1932. N O T IC E Is hereby given that Sol V. Cuddeback of Eugene. Oregon, who on June 13th, 1929. made Hdlneatead entry, Serial No. 018593, for N E h i S W % and N W % S E U . Section 36, Tow nship 17 S, Range 1 W, W illa m e tte M eridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three year Proof, to ealabllsh claim to the land above deacrlbod. before E. O. tm m el, U. 8. Commissioner, at Eugene) Oregon, on the 16th day of June, 1932. Claim ant names as witnesses: John Cabe, G reeley Cabe, M erton Brown, and Mrs. Lee Anna Cabe, all of R. F. D. No. 2, Springfield, Ore. H A M IL L A. C A N A D A Y , Register (M ay 5 12-19 26 — J. 6) Returns from Portland— W H Adrian. Hprlngfleld garage man has returned to hla home a fte r spend lug several days In Portlaud. heiurna from C alifo rn ia — (' Lovelace returned Sunday evening W endtlng Ptopla H ere— Mr. anil from a trip which took him to Mr», lie ry l Crow ut W cndllng wore Stockton, California. v is ito r. In .S p rin g fie ld Hatuiiluy Visits Parents — Mlaa Lucille V ielt at Salem— M r. und Mr» Richmond spent Sunday visiting W a lte r l.axtu n wer« vlaltor» ut with her parents In this city. Miss Richmond Is employed In Portlaud S m I ciii on Sunday. Fish Saturday — I. M Peterson and W. I* Tyson spent Saturday fU liln g on Cam p Creek Dallas People H ere — Dr. and Mrs. It. C, Peterson of Dallus were dinner guest at the home of M r and Mra. ( ' F. Egglm ann Sunday. West Springfield Man III— Henry Visitors from Culp C reek— M r Goddard of West Springfield was and Mrs. W illia m Patten of Culp reported to be quite III the first of Creek were week-end visitors In the week. Springfield. Visitors F rid a y — M r and Mr» W Small Boy III— T he tw o year old K W allace of W e s tfir were busi son of M r. and Mrs. John Anderson ness vIsRorn In Springfield on F r i waa quite III at hla home the first day. of the week. Rack from M cOylnn— Ml«« May Collects Bounty— T. H. T ille r of Baris has returned from McGlyun where she spent everal days vlalt- W e s tfir collected the 32 county bounty on one bobrut at the office Ing w ith her brother. Fred Earls. of the county clerk on Tuesday. M erchant at Portland— Georg» P. Albany People H e re — M ra Miles H offm an, Hprlngfleld nierchunl spent the week end ut Portland on A lteh u ry and Mrs. C. K M cD erm ott of Albany were vlallora In Spring- business. field Wednesday. Flab on R iver— H a rry W hitney, Newport People H e re — M r and H a rry S tew art, and John Anderson (pent Friday afternoon fishing uu Mr«. John Sweeney of New port came to Hprlngfleld S aturday to (he M< Keuxle river. spend the week-end w ith friends V isit at Dallas— Mrs. S tella Me- and relatives. •herson and fam ily spent the w eek V is it Friday— M r Charles S yl end at D a lle - visiting at the home W a lte rv llle and her of her son, who Is teaching there vester of mother. Mrs. O rvsl W agner of Visits Parents— Mrs. J. M loir- Salem who la visiting at the Sylves son drove to Junction City Monday ter home, were vlwltora In Spring to spend the day vialttng w ith her field Wednesday. parent«. M r and Mrs. Charles T oft- V isiting M other — Mrs. James dahl. Bonner Is spending a few days It, Undergoes Operation — W . H Springfield visiting w ith her Hobbs, proprietor of the Springfield mother. Mrs F. M Bench. Mrs. lam ndry underw ent a serious oper Bonner lives In northern W ashing atlon at the Pacific Chrlsttau Ito« ton. p ltal Tuesday morning. Goes to Bridal V e il—O din Olaon V lalt F orm er Residents— M r and left Sunday for Bridal Veit, O re Mrs. W illa rd G ille tte are at Med gon. It was expected that the him ford where they ure visiting at the her m ill there where he is em home of M r. and Mrs. H a rry G il ployed would reopen Monday of this lette. T he ta tte r are form er resi week. dents of Springfield. M other Goes Hom e— Mrs. G er Candidate at Oakridge ••• C. A trude W ilson motored to Detroit Sw art», candidate (or the Republi F riday to take her mother. Mrs. W. can nom ination for sheriff of Lane H. Riddle, to her home Mrs. Riddle county, and Dr. W . N. Dow, Spring has spent the past few weeks with field dentist, were at O akridge F ri her daughter here. day. Goea to Hospital— O rv a l Eaton Attend Grove M eeting — M r. and has been ordered to the Eugene Mrs. Ernest Black. Mr. and Mrs. hospital for six week» by his phy E lm er Findley, Mrs. Sam Richmond stelan H e was seriously Injured nnd Miss Helene Richmond motored a year ago and ha» not recovered to Cottage Grove Frtduy eveulng »atlNfactorlly according to ht« phy to attend a meeting of the Rebekah sician. lodge In that city. C IT A T IO N IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F T H E H T A T K O F O R E G O N IN A N D FD R T H E C O U N T Y O F L A N K He E S T A T E of A N D R E W J S H E R ID A N , deceased. To Beecher I. Sheridan. IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E 'O F O R EG O N , you are hereby cited aud required to appear w ithin four week« from thia date and »how ««use why an order and decree ¡should not b made dlatrtbutlng to M am ie Sheridan Petty her share of said estate aa prayed (or In her petition filed herein. By order of the ubovc court. First Published A p ril 21»t. 1932 W IT N E S S M Y H A N D , and seal of said court hereto affixed, thia the 20th, day of A p ril, 1932. Injured Man B etter— Barney W il A ttest: W . It D IL L A R D . Clerk liams who was seriously Injured In By L. M B R Y S O N . Deputy. an accident recently Is now great (A 21-28 — M 4-11-18) ly Improved according to his phy N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S sician. H e Is a patient at the Paci N O T IC E 1» H K K K B Y G IV E N : fic C hristian hospital. T hat L. L. Kay has been appointed ad m in istrato r of the estate of Jesse Leaves fo r Arkansas— Mrs. Ellen J. Davla, deceased, by the County Dorm an, m other of M r ,. W illia m C ourt of Imine County, Oregon. All Brooks, left Springfield Sunday persona having claims against «uld evening for her home at F ay e tte estate are required to present them, w ith the proper voucher«, w ithin ville, Arkansas. She w ill tak e the six months from the 8th day of southern route to Kunsas City. A pril. 1932. to the said ad m in istra tor nt bln law office In the M in er Portland People V is it— M r. and Building. Eugene. Oregon. Mrs. T . H. T a y lo r of Portland were L. L. KA Y . A d m in istrator of the visitors during the week-end at the eatate of Jesse J. Davla. de- home of Mr. nn<1 Mrs. P. J. Bartho cen ed (A 7 16-21-28— M 61 lomew In this city. T he two ladles are sisters. N O T IC E O F F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T PAGE T H R O On Duty at Shanghai— Bud W it Rams has w ritte n to his parents. Mr and M rs. Barney W illiam », stating that he Is now w ith the m arines In Shunghai. Chinn, where he expects to be stationed for two years. He says that m all w ill reach him If addressed In care of U. 8 8. Huston, Flagship. Seattle. For next Munday, M others' D e /, Word was received here a few the young folks of the Pleasant H ill dnya ago of the death of M r. Etner church are preparing Hom er A. in C alifo rn ia, he form erly lived here Kodeheaver'» 'T h e Home L ife and owned the place where M r C lr Beautiful'* a story cantata which cle now lives. w ill be given at the Christian T h ere waa born to M r. and M rs church at 11 o'clock. M artin on Thursday, A p ril 28. 1932 People of the Union high school a d istrict No I are giving a pot luck , Te(J CMru(her wh(„ e home „ supper at the high school gymnas Idaho, la here visiting bis fath er turn F riday night In honor of M r Sam C aru ther, for a short while. and Mrs. E. E. K ilp a tric k . Everyone L ittle G loria W eaver had the mis la Invited to come. T he ladles are ' fortune to get her thum b all but requested to bring well filled bas < ut o ff last Sunday while playing kets and plate«. w ith a law n m o w er. She was rusli The Junior doss are preparing ed to Eugene where It was sewed to entertain the mem bers of the imck on by a physician and Is get »enlor class with a week-end trip ting along nicely. to Balknap Spring« leaving Friday M r. and M r« Ralph T a y lo r from afternoon and returning Sunday day afternoon. They w ill camp out Creek and Mrs. C lara Hurst at Belknap Springs. ! :ro*n ( a llfo rn la are spending some Gerald K ahler who Is teaching at Yoncalla spent the week-end LOCAL FOLK ATTEND PARTY FOR MR. CRITES Several Springfield people a t tended a birthday party held for M r Dao Crttea at hi« home In Ku V isile in Portland— Mrs. C arl Ol- gene Tuesday evening Those a t -on «peni th» week-end and s»v»rai tending from Hprlngfleld were M r •lay» thl» week in Portland visit and Mr» H a rry M. Stew art, M r. lug at th» home of her »on and and Mrs. H arry W h itn ey, Mr. and daughter In law. M r. and M rs Rus Mr». John Henderer and Cart sell Olton. Olaon. PATENTED! Violet Ray, anti-kn»< k gasoline is produced by a patented process especially for your use. It contains no a d d s but it has more power than any ordinary gas. It is the best known gasoline on the m arket today. Those who have tried it are steady custom ers. A complete repair service Is m aintained a t this station. “A ” Street Service Station ( harles 5th and A Streets Springfield MOTHERS’ DAY. MAY 8 M rs. Jack H ille r from Corvallis M r. and Mrs. Ralph L aird whose an(j c a r| )>amer from Shedd spent house burned to the ground before the week-end at John Kdmlston's. Chriatma.4 are plauntug to start also attended the play “ Home T ie « “ building In the near future. at the hall F riday evening. E. B. T in k e r aud son. Lym an, I T h e high school Is preparing a went to Brow nsville on business ; Play "A Fool Holiday" to be given last Thursday and brought back on F riday evening. M ay 13. some straw berry plants M r. T in k e r [ Mrs. Harvey Hadley from Hadley lias put several acres to raspber rles. young berries and traw her- i v1" * her » r a . Tay- Give Candy When you give Mother a box of candy as a rem em brance on Mohers’ Day. it becomes more than a mere box of candy to her -It is a symbol of your deep appreciation. And at the same time it recalls much of the traditional glam our that a gift of candy has always had. Especially if it is Eggim ann’s candy. rles this spring l lor Needh®m - several days the past 1 week. T h e H ill Creek baseball team w ilt play Coburg a t Coburg next I Mias Leone Kdmiaton spent the Sunday. Swim m ers Delight team ' week-end at D rain. Miss Helen E y le r entertained on defeated D lnty Moore s team 6 to 3 t » w lm m e rs 'D e lig h t last S u n d ay.1 W w ,De’’day » surprise F G G I M A N N ’S 'W here the 8ervic« in Differeot T he Pleasant H ill high school! p“ r t > at her h01" * here ,n honor baseball lean, w ill play L ow ell next J of h' r ,at1»«»'»- W illia m E y le r. and F riday afternoon. MARQUEE FRONT FOR STORES IS COMPLETED W ork of building a long marquee extending along the e n tire front of the building occupied by the F. A A M arket, the Hprlngfleld E lectric, Springfield Plum bing company, and the Sneed Grocery was com pleted this week. T he marquee serves a dual purpose, keeping the sidewalk dry aud serving as an awning to keep the sun out of the display windows. LEGION GROUPS WILL HAVE POTLUCK SUPPER M embers of both Springfield A m erican Legion post num ber 40 and the A u xilia ry group w ill hold a pot luck dinner and meeting at W alter- ville tonight It waa announced this \ week by I. M. Peterson, adjutant. T h e »upper w ill start at 6 :30. Each persons 1 requested to bring th e ir own knife, fork, plate, spoon, and cup. P relim inary work on the Legion of that group. SHOE SHOP IS MOVED INTO NEW LOCATIOIN T h e J. Nelson Shoe Repair shop was moved from its form er loca tion to the Bennett building during the week-end. M ore room for ma -I chinery and supplies and more sun ! light are available in the new loca- j Lowest Prices on Genuine ’ DEUCIOUSk u I * J J r w Choice Meats Choice cuts of m eats are Canvas Footwear For Boys and Men less expensive today than they have been for years. Our Meat M arket m ain tains the same high stand New Styles ard of quality as it has for : Lowest Prices years. When you buy meat 5 9 c t o $ 1 .9 8 here you get good m eat. Come in today or phone. Independent Meat Co. T h e Golden R ule Rulers of Low Prices 1015 WILLAMETTE E. C. S T U A R T . Prop. 4th and M ain Sta — Phone 63 Springfield, Oregon .. EUGENE THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR .. O U R R E C O R D B R E A K IN G tion. says M r. Nelson. W a lte rv ille Folk Here— Mrs. D. C. T ro tte r of W a lte rv llle was a visitor j in Springfield Wednesday. SALE STARTS FRIDAY 9 A. M. DON’T SLEEP ON LEFT SIDE. GAS HURTS HEART If stomach gas makes you re s t-' leaa and unable to sleep on right side, take Adlertka. One dose w ill rid you of gas or nervousness, and bring sound sleep. Flanery's Drug Store. • Beginning To Take Notice Again-------- w,‘ b th e lr brother, F»yloi and fam ily here, Mr. Crocker's birthdays. M r. Croc ker was Invited to attend supposing to surprise M r. E yler and on ar rivin g found It was In honor of h im self as well. with hla parents at Pleasant H ill. Happy Davison from Portland Jack Doane son of M r. and Mra. spent the week-end In Thurston Bert Doane of Pleasant H ill went a l'o rendered several solos at the to Salem on 4-H club business M o n -, play “ Home Ties'* F riday evening Lincoln School Notes A uxli|ary p (,» pv da > sale 10 be held May 28. w ill he started by members Kenneth Cox ha» been elected captain of the boys' baseball team at the Lincoln school. T hey have scheduled several games, the first to be played w ith the T re n t school F riday afternoon. T h e Junior high school is busy working on a play which w ill be presented In nbout two weeks. The cast includes: . L illia n T rln k a Jane Bradford Ire n e Anderson Peggy Bobby Calkin« Jim m y Collene Cornell M arigold Alice Roscoe Cole Newsboy Rollnud Farnsw orth Professor A lice Neet Mrs. Crandon L illia n Gregory Penelope Delores Casteel Mrs. Jones Bernice Sm ith Sophy Lloyd Davla Ned Brown Byron Bovlea Bob Davis The low er grades o f the school w ill also present some e n te rta in ment features a t the same tim e the play Is presented It has been an nounced. Thurston Ladies' House Dresses Assorted styles Ladies Cum Rubber Tea Aprons while they last 8c East colors While they last By Albert T. Reid A Sale Head and Shoulder» O ver All, w ith no In fla tio n of values. A note w orthy even that is bound to create the greatest buying a c tiv ity of this character heralded in public p rint in many years. Pequot Sheets 81 X 99 Men’s Work PANTS Light and Dark Colors, while they last While they last 59c 29c Men’s Dress Ladies' Fine Rayon Shirts Mesh Hose 89c Ladies' High Grade Pum ps and S trap s, While they last Genuine Broadcloth Fast Color. While they last 17c 39c 69c Good shades. Men’s Sample Shoes V alues to $3.95. While they last Union Suits Short Sleeves and long legs. While they last 39c Men’s Rayon Men’s Heavy Men's Fine Shirts and Shorts Ladies' White Dress Oxfords Beach Sandals All sizes. While they last 16c in black, tan, also Sport Oxfords. Val ues to $4.95. While they last T strap, leather sole Plain toe, Heavy sole. While they last While they last 97c 98q 61.89 Ladies’ Undies Work Shoes Ladies Felt House Slippers and Mules While they last 19c Heavy Rayon Panties and Bloomers. While they last Children’s Bare Foot Sandals, $1.00 value. 17c Ladies' Pure Silk Mesh Hose, all good shades. While they last, While they last 69c Boy’s Wash Suits While they last 18c 49c WILLIAM’S SELF SERVICE STORE 77 E. Broadway Eugene, Oregon