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MATMEN DISLIKE If
NEW PETE HOLD
I SUMMER TERM
HI 111 STARTS
Thurston
courses to he given by Kugene U.
Stelnhoff. architect from Zentral
Verelengung. Austria, who will
teach "The Psychology of Art
Teaching* Enrollment In the
school of art will be swelled thi
summer by a number of educators
who have been granted scholar
ships by the Carnegie Corporation
These scholarships provide the stu
dents with funds for tuition and
materials while here. The Culver
Ity is the only school In the West
to he selected for this work, while
in the East It centers at llarvurd.
Noted Faculty Members
Other noted faculty members on
, bfl v UMelle
_
and Portland staffs In-
„ k||wo<m| Smt|h n),w)v
dlrw.,or
,ow„r l||vl
(>f
(>f
hi<her Mui- .„ on; K a„ e
v ,„
Cleve, specialist In Children's lit-
arature Amer|can u b r, rv A„ ocla
Mrs Ray Baugh and daughter, j
Kila. • ntvrtaln.-d about 30 y.ni.K
people of the neighborhood laat
Friday evening with a lawn party
In honor oi llarrv Baugh's and Misa ' Many Noted Educators Listed
W alter Achiu Finally Con­ Huth Thompson's birthdays
Among Faculty Members
sents to Wrestle “Wildcat”
Rev « ivers preached a fathers'
for Annual Short Term
day sermon la t Sunday entitled
at Armory on Friday
“Everybody Works but Father."
Un.versity of Oregon, Kugene.
Walter "Sneexe" Achiu, Is It? To There will be no churrh services
June 23 (Special,
Summer ses­
him has fallen the honor, if It can next Sunday so every one may at
sion of the University of Oregon
be called such, of meeting George tend the annual Bible school con­
at Eugene and Portland opened
"Wildcat’ Pete. In the weekly vention ai Mabel.
Monday. June 20. and indications
wrestling program at the Kugene
Mr. ard Mrs. Ralph Bonney and a,
M,e mat attendance here
armory Friday evening
wj Is Assisa*
U s o
f r , .M l
\ls » .
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.
- s
•
daughter. Shirley Mae, from Me will
equal that of last summer, tt
Kenxie
bridge
spent
the
past
week
It Isn't that Aehiu does not care
was Staled here today by Hr. Han
to meet the traveling mat artist, for end with Mrs. Bonney's parents, E. Clark, dire,!,., for the Kugene
he sought last week to have himself Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmi ton.
camp,.
Laat summer the enroll-
Mrs. Arch Shough aud daughter went here was nearly 800.
placed ahead of Pal Reagan as the
first competitor for Pete on his re­ I’attv and Miss Mildred Price, are
I ..usual ...teres, ts being shown
turn from the East and South, but, spending several days this week In the clinical school for atypical
Chicago; Krnest Sutherland
he became a little wary last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sparks at children, to be conducted in con- Bates, writer and lecturer of New
nection with the school of educa­ York; Wilkie Nelson Collins, writer
night when he saw a new hold McKenzie bridge.
which Pete Introduced and which
Loren Kdmiston spent the past tion. and in art courses to be offer­ and world-traveler; Sadie Grr-Dut,
looked very much like a strangle week-end in Roseburg.
ed here. The law school Is also of bar. executive secretary of the Ore
affair to the Oriental.
Mrs. Grant Hendrick of Califor­ fering for the first time this year gon Tuberculosis association; Alex
an unusually complete schedule of antler Goldenwelser. professor of
He had been billed to meet the nia visited her brother. Fred Rus­ courses.
sell. here last Saturday.
thought and culture; Bernard Hin-
"Wildest,“ hut protested the use of
Child Clinic Started
The grade school annual school
shaw. artist of Chicago; C. R Hol­
the questionable hold and held back
The clinical school will be in loway. assistant superintendent of
meeting was held la-I Monday. Wil­
until the middle of the week before
liam Barnett, was elected director charge of Hr. Grave M. Fernald. schools. Portland; and Charles N.
he agreed to wrestle with the new
and Mrs. Fred Russell clerk. The specialist from Los Angeles, and Reynolds, associate professor of
hold being permitted. Pete used the
high school meeting will be held Hr. E. W. DeBusk and Miss Lillian sociology. Stanford.
hold several limes last week inflict­
Raynor of (he university staff. Hia-
Courses In practically all schools
ing a whole lot of punishment on next Monday afternoon.
gnostic examinations will be given >nd <leparlnwnlB w,„
glyen he„
Hills
Creek
baseball
team
met
Reagan whom he defeated In two
, „ (| w„ h
defeat with the Thurston team on at the outset, as the school is de
out of three falls.
the local diamond last Sunday. I signed for children who are ham i alon which begins August I and
Two college boys. Jack Salisbury Next Sunday Yoncalla team will | peied by certain psychological or i lasts for four weeks, a student may
of Utah University, and Frankie play the Thurston team on the lo- ' achievement difficulties. Credit will ,ake a fu„ term-g work dur|n|t )he
' be given for teachers taking obser­ summer, making in fact
Lowell of Montana university will cal diamond
year-
be ready to start the weekly match
Mrs. Verna Adams attended the vation work in this course.
' round schedule available
Interest in art is ceuteriug on
according to Herb Owen, promoter, rose fe tival in Portland
i
SUM MONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF LANE
¡GRACE H MILLER. Plaintiff vs
FRANK I. MILLER. Defendant.
To: FRANK L MILLER, the above
named defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
I OF OREGON. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
suit on or before four weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons; or for want thereof
the plaintiff will take judgment
against you and will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for In
the complaint and for a decree of
1 absolute divorce from you.
This summons is published once
each week for four consecutive
weeks in the Springfield News, a
weekly newspaper published at
(These Lou- Prices Offered for a Limited Time Only)
Springfield. Lane County. Oregon,
by order of the Hon. G. F. Skip-
worth. Judge of this Court, made
Every B*B •< tKpu
▼•rmak Bwd BABmaJ
ttme ter yee te dad d a te da th«t loag naadad
June 22nd. 1932. and first published
product« ere — tfc< very highest quehty pou,We
June 23rd. 1932
to obtoio of any P f* * - Nover. *0« there a better
FRANK B. REID, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
Address:
Tiffany
Building. Eugene. Oregon.
(J 23 30— Jl. 7-14-21)
1932 s GREATEST
PAINT BARGAINS
O n Nationally Known PITTSBURGH p ' & f PRODUCTS
Estate of Hiram F. White, Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that Abi­
gail E. Clark -has been by the Coun­
ty Court of the State of Oregon, In
and for Lane County, appointed
Executrix and Dan E. Clark has
been by the same court appointed
Executor of the last will and testa­
ment of Hiram F. White, deceased
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are
hereby notified to present the same
duly stated and verified, at the resi­
dence of tha said executor and ex
ecutrlx at 1981 Moss street in Eu­
gene, Oregon, within six months
from this 2nd day of June, 1932.
Abigail E. Clark. Executrix,
Dan E. Clark. Executor of the
last will and Testament of
Hiram F. White, Deceased.
A. E. Wheeler, Attorney.
(J 2-9-16-23-30)
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BULLETIN TELLS
OF ANIMAL PESTS
TOWN AND VICINITY
I McKenzie Valley
»-------------------------- B
Here from Glendale — Mr and
Mrs. G. Carlson of Glendale. Cali­
fornia were visitor« In Springfield
on Sunday.
Orive to Portland— Mrs. Harvey
Eaton and son. Orville, went to
Portland last Thursday on a busi­
ness trip.
Albany Man Here— Ralph Knox.
Albany, was a business visitor In
Springfield on Tuesday. He Is do­
ing some work at the Mountain
States Power company office.
Stay in Mountain»—Mrs. Clifford
Wilson. Mrs. Larson Wright, and
Mrs. Walter Goaaler and their chil­
dren are spending some time at the
Wright cottage on Horse Creek
near McKenzie bridge.
Relatives Visit—Mr. and Mrs. J
F. Shannon, father and mother, and
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Smith, sister
aud brother-in-law of Mr. L. M
Shannon arrived here over Hl, ,
week-end to visit at the Shannon
home.
Ordered Sold!
Body types to lit every hauling need.
Anderson Motors,
reta (Douglas, Oregon. Columbian,
Piute and TownaanilI. black tailed
Jack rabbits, pocket gophers < Wtl
lumetle Vuiley und While-toothed I,
wood chuck, mountain Ima ver, field
mice.
Iiouae mice, brown rat, kanga
Jasper People Here— Mr. and
Jasper Man Visite—H H Itohb of
roo rut. porcupine and Oreguir mole
Mrs James Awbrey of Js per were Jssper wss s business visitor in
Hlacusaloil df euch pest includes
visitors In Springfield on Saturday | Springfield Saturday
Control Method« for Gopher«, description, distribution In Oregon,
Squirrels and Other Ro­ life history and habita and control
Return from Bend Mr. and Mrs
Visits at Redmond— W II Hobbs
methods Copies of the bullet In may
left Sun.la, for Reilmoml to spend II. II Mvers returned Saturday
dents Told by Expert
lie obtained from county agents or
two weeks visiting friends
morning from a business trip lo
Bend
Oregon has the reputation of lie direct from the college.
Visiting at Bend— Mrs Clay ton F
Ing first In a great many notable
Barber is spending some time visit
Visits Daughter— Mrs Katie Ill'll achievements but one of her 'Urala'
Visit from Portland —Mr. aud
ing at Bend. Oregon.
alette spent the week-end nt Drain is a doubtful honor. The United Mrs Al Cannon of Portland apeut
where she vl l,ed with her diiugh Slates bureau of biological survey last Thursday evening here ul the
Flab at Suttle Lake— M A Pohl ter.
Is authority for the statement that home of Mr. and Mrs. Beri H o u r ii*
Mr. unit Mrs. Buy Nott. aud Mias
Evelyn Baceus drove to Sul He Lake
Return Home — Mr. unit Mrs no state ha a greater variety of l'in* Cannon's were enroule to Bel
Sunday to fish.
George Lusby of Corbett. Montana small animal pesta than Oregon and snap Springs for an outing,
left Sunday for their home after that In conaequmicv It suffers serl
Camp Near Mabel—Mr uud Mrs
Here from Sett Lake— I. W. visiting will! relatives here (or (he oils crop losses utileas constant ef
Marlon
Adams and son, Boh, are
Staley and family, and John John past few weeka
fort at control of these pe ts Is car­
camping nuldours near Mabel (his
son. of Salt Lake City were here
ried out.
Sunday to vlalt friends.
Head Hurt in Fall— The small
To help the furtners In this battle vsok Mr. Adams drives lu Spring,
sou of Mr. uud Mrs. George Fisher Hie Oregon Extension service has field each morning lo manage tha
Fields Man Here — Ralph W of Mareola received u hud cut on
feed alore.
Bates aud Joseph Catlow of Fields Hie heud Sunday when he (ell (ruin Just published a revision of a form­
er bulletin which Is entitled, “Con
Oregon, were visitors In Springfield a tree In which he was plnvlug.
trolling Rodent anil Other Small
Monday.
Animal Peals In Oregon " This bul­
Spend Day at Springe Mr uud letin. by Ira N Habrlelson, assist
Bend People Visit—Mr. anil Mrs
Annual election of officers and
Orville Ross and Charles Scott of Mrs Enoch Stuart and daughter, i,lit federal biologist, gives concise 'earlier* wax held al A’ullervlll,
Bend. Oregon, were visitors Sun Nellie, aud son. Frank, spent Sun­ information regarding methods of community Sunday school Sunday
day ul Belknap Springs. Miss Kulh combatting Hie various small anl
day at the C. I. Inman home
morning Those III charge of Hie
Myers of Kugene accompanied tn.-il posts In this stale.
Sunday school for Hie rornlug year
Spend Day Along River— Mr and them
Methods Are Perfected
will be, Frank Page superintend
Mrs. Verne Daniela and son, spent
For many years the biological ent; (1. I. Clement, assistant; Mra
Goes
to
Summer
School
—
Miss
Sunday on the Upper McKenzie
Mary Elisabeth Whitney has gone •urvey. one of the bureaus of the Frank Page, secretary; and Unit
river.
to Corvallis lo attend summer U S department of agriculture, has Easton, pianist Teachers for senior
Return from Montana— Mr and school classes a( the Stale college been perfecting practical methods class, l-elitnd Slirode, Smiles rlaaa.
Mrs. John Parker have returned She has (aught ul the Mohawk of extermlliaHng wild animal pests Mra. Cora Wearlli; Junior boys,
from Avon. Montana, where they union high school (or the past two and has applied such methods suc­ Charles Smeed; Junior girls, Myra
cessfully over a wide area Here In Siiiiwd; Flower committee, Rosa
have been living since laat July.
years.
Oregon the county agents work In Htnaed. Her assistants for July are
Visiting Sister — Mr. and Mrs
cl >«e
Visits Brother—Mrs Fred Haley el
>»e cooperation with the survey Mra M J Wearlli and Mrs Frauk
Han Ntckuni of Los Angeles arc and son. Teddy, of Vancouver, It stiift
iti.fi aud organize community cam Page
nere for a short visit at the home C. left Tuesday evening to continue pelgns u ing the methods of con
A friendship shower compliment
of his sister. Mrs. Cecil Mulligan a trip to lawdon, Ontario. from trol
trol worked
workist out
out hy
hy the
the federal
federal ex-
eg- tug Mrs Carey Thomson. Jr., was
held nt the home of Mrs Dayton
Attend Rose Show— Ed Smock which they made a side trip. Hun , perlmenla.
Sixteen small animal pests are | Thomson Thursday afternoon, spoB-
• pent Friday In Portland where he i day to visit with Mrs. Haley'
attended the Portland Rose Festi brother and sister-in-law. Hr. and ; considered in the revised bulletin sored hy Mrs Milo Thomson and
Mrs Milt, mi V Walker.
' Just issued These are ground squlr Mrs Haltou Thomson.
val.
Marriage Licenses Granted
The county clerk during the past i
week has Issued marriage llcen.-ee
to the following: Stanley Potter
Cushman, and Grace Stutz. Veneta; 1
John Wood and Ethel McCready. |
both of Eugene: Kenneth Olle. Med-j
ford, and Virginia Hansen. Spring
field; Archie Wycoff and Carrie
Wlssett, Eugene; James Miller and
Mary Blair, both of Eugene; Ross
Klnnan. Bremerton, and Mary
Walker. Creswell; James Hughes,
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Yakima. Wash.; and Rosemary Ber-
STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE ton. Canada.
COUNTY.
FRED BOLIN, Plaintiff, - vs. S D
LANE COUNTY COURT
McGUIRE and WILLIS C. Mr
(Continued from Page 3)
GUIRE. Defendants.
To WILLIS C. McGUIRE, Defend­
ant:
»5-9«: Mr Worley »5 9«: W Brad
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE I ley »5.9«; E M Lee »5.9«; Chas
OF OREGON: You are hereby re Wilson »5.9«; Wm lx*wis »5 9«:
quired to appear and answer the Walter Darr »5.96; Joe Cab«- »5 96;
complaint filed against you In th e ' E. M Currence »4.47; Paul Bishop
above entitled suit within four 44» »16 39; Isaac Ettinger »8 94; M. H
weeks from the date of the first 1 Whittaker »8.94; Jim Haines »17.13; >
publication of this summons and if J F. Wright »17.13; D A Wlgham
you fall so to answer on or before »8 94; Clarence Tripp »17 13; A. L
»16.39;
Bryan
Moore
the last day of the above prescribed Shelton
and stated time, for want thereot »20.85; Eugene Eaton »8 94; Jim
the plaintiff will take judgment and Fisk »8 94; Chas. Hudson »8 94;
decree against you as In his com­ Geo Glase »8.94; E. E. Knglund
plaint demanded, to-wit: For Judg­ »8.94; James Tyrrell »8.94; Harve
ment against the defendants 8. D. Taylor »8.94; Wm Brown »1.18;
McGuire and Willis C. McGuire In Norman George »31.13; L J Phil
the sum of Four Hundred (»400 001 pott »11.92; Glen Armstrong »14.90;
Dollars, together with interest F. A. Smith »7.45; F. B. McBee
thereon at the rate of six (6%) per »«70: Perry Keeler »10.43; Ben
cent per annum from and since Harrington »8.19; Frank Deming
February first, 1932, and for the »4.79. Wm Kyle * Son Co. »16.90;
costs and disbursements of this H. F Brogdon »9.00; S. B Flnegan
1 »9.50; Claud Erwin »17 25; Yellow
action.
This Summons ts published hy Fir Lumber Co. »«3.13; Walters
virtue of an order of the Honorable Bushong Lbr. Co. »2.92; Mary J.
»26.25;
M.
Davenport
G. F. Sklpworth. Judge of the Cir­ Taylor
cuit Court for the State of Oregon, »138.70; L. R. Tweedle »13591; M
In and for Lane County, dated the Davenport »24.47; Arthur L. R-b-
erts »68.89; Adna H. Signor »107.28;
22nd day of June, 1932.
The date of the first publication Elbe L. Signor »114.90; L. N. Mat­
hews »61.62; Wm Gerlach »5.67;
of this summons is June 23. 1932.
JAMES K. KING, Attorney for M. L. High »25.52; Earl Roberts
Plaintiff, Residence and Post- »28.90; E. N. Thompson »77.66; V.
office address, Eugene, Oregon. D. Fogle »70.63; Harry Gerlach
»11.12; Morris & Morris »16.17.
(J 23 30— Jl. 7-14-21)
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