THURSDAY, OCTOBRE 13.1032
ENLISTMENTS WANTED
•IN U. S. MARINE CORPS
CRAZY CRYSTALS
A Mlnsral W ater rreatmrnt.
Brings a Health Knaort to You.
30 K 7th. 33 W 8th. Eu*.he, I ’h 1704
Enlistments In the United States
Marine t'orpe are now being uc
cepted for men between the ages
of 18 anu 38 years, single, and
height between «« unit 74 Ini lie«,
according to Mack Sherman, re­
cruiting officer for this district Ap
pllcgnta should confer with him at
Salem.
Seattle. Wash O c t 13— A call a4
The people of Oregon today wore «’iteraatlonsl Livestock Exposition '
NO TICE OP BHERIPP*B BALE
gates swing wide on a week of the I
issued by the West Coast Lumber­
REAL PROPERTY
asked to vote down the Zorn-Mc finest education and entertainment I
NOTICB la hereby given that by
men's association, Seattle, giving
Flier on College Moving Bill and ever combined on the Pacific Coast |
virtue
of
an
execution
and
order
of
LODGE CAFETERIA IS
notification of a meeting at IB: BB
muss their Influence behind Chan ^hls wl11 b<
220,1 arnua* E»po-
rale Issued out of the Circuit Court
a. m. Tuesday. October 18, a t tbe
POSTPONED MONDAY of the State of Oregon for lame
„
...
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aition, the west’s greatest educa-
eellor K«rr and the State Board of
,
.
. " ,
Winthrop Hotel, Tacoma.
County thia 29th day or September,
tional event and the largest live
Higher Education for orderly and at(K.k , how ln the world
The penny cafeteria which waa to 1932. upon and purauant to a de­
The principal buslneaa to come
have I mm - ii held preceding the week­ cree duly given and mndo by aald
before the meeting la expected to
♦ < »nomlral unification of Oregon**
"Here producer and consumer
Court Ibis 29th day of September.
ly meeting of the Rebekah lodge
be the report of CoL W B. Oreeley,
higher educational system by Her-
<Uh benefit to both. Her*
1932, Its a ault l ending therein In
Monday evening wa>< postponed In which Delbert V H ill waa plaintiff
secretary-manager, on tba member­
man Oliver, one of the largest I’ve- kr* * d',r* .compare Improvements
definitely It wae announced Mon and Nellie States linker, «t. al.
ship drive and the recommenda­
,
made In stock and even the layman
. ...
On athletic Acids ol schools and colleges throughout the United States, stock and ranch operators ol Cen-1
day afternoon. Regular lodge meet wore defend."nte, which execution
tions of the board of trustees to tbe
can
note
the
general
Improvem
-nt
and order of sale waa to me dl
thousands ol young American* are giving close attention to the words of tral Oregon gnd a member of the>,„
t<M.k and
products Com.
Ing wae held ae usual
stockholders on the baste of tbe
reeled and commanded me to nell
trainers and coaches, each with high hope that hi» will be the name to thrill
members obtained. The association
tho real property hereinafter des­
the crowds in our great national school game of football . . . The scene board. Oliver Is president of the parlsons of grand champlins r f
cribed Io aatiafy certain Ren: and
above it typical . . and most important ol all this activity* carries with it,
by vote of the stockholders late la
Cattle and Horae association of th» many years ago with the proud {
C IT A T IO N
excellent physical development and in learning a fine spirit of sportsmanship.
rhnrnea In «aid decree specified,
May was given until September 1
state and has Ju t been chosen as w,nn‘!ra <* the P“ n>le ribbons of
IN T H R CO UN TY COURT OR T H E I will on Friday the 4th day of Nov­
to secure 80 per rent of the Industry
_
more recent events prove without '
STATIC o r O R EG O N FOR L A N K ember. 1932, at the hour of 10
> a member of the advisory board "rtf.
.
as members, on dues reduced from
COUNTY.
o'clock A. M al the southwest door
: a doubt that th» encouragement a-d ,
In the Matter of the Adoption of of tbs County Court House In Eu­
M m Dorothy Hann, Camden, N. 5 and 10 cents per thousand to 1H
the new Agricultural Credit corpor- i instruction given by such great In- -
Clifford Wealey McDowell, a gene, I .ano County, Oregon, offer
atlon for this district.
stitutlnns as the Pacific Interna- ! J. is K is s America" for 1932 She and 3 cents with the alternative of
minor,
for sale and soil at public auction
was awarded the annual beauty title (losing the association If tbe IB
for cash, »object t« redemption mm
"As a straight business proposl- Gonsl is indeed a contribution to in the final Judging at Will
To Janice Thomaa McDowell:
per cent was not attained.
IN T H E NAM E o r T IIK STATE nrovlded by law. all of the right,
N.
in a field of forte
tlon, the proposals contained In the ; civilization, Itself,” according to O.
o F It OREGON, you are hereby title and Interest of the defendant
Leaves Hospital— W. F. Itsmsey
To date the association reports
In Hospital— A. lingera of Wendl­ Zorn McPherson Bill are unsound,” !M Plummer, general manager of from all parts of the U. 5.
cited and required to appear In the n said ault and of all parties claim­ of Wendllng waa dlamlaaed from ing waa admitted tn the Eugene said Oliver. “State appropriations j ,be Exposition.
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a membership of 194 mills, loggers
County Court for I.ane County In ing by. through or under them or the Eugene hospital Monday
ra
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•
and wood-working concerns, the
hospital for treatment Monday.
for the higher educational instltu -I "More Improvement- have been
the State of Oregon, within ten any of th< m since the 24th day of
. I O O ÎH U
FF I T U I C T lar,e ,,t *■ “ ««nbers ever attained
dnya after the service on you of June, 1930, in or Io the following
tlons
have
already
been
so
heavily
ma<l«
ln
handling
of
dairy
and
Rssdaport Man H era — W a lte r
Fall Creek Resident Here — L.
thia citation, If aerved within lju ie described real property, to-wit:
by any organization of the Industry
they average less I n" S“ 1 Product"- ,he
'
Beginning rt u point 1228 Conrad of Reed port waa a visitor George of Fall Creek waa a busi­ reduced that
County, Oregon, and within tweuty
In the past, aod believed to be the
Rem In humau diet, during the last i
than
two
and
one-half
millions
of
chains South and 26 46 chains In Springfield last week-end
daya If aerved within any other
ness visitor In Springfield Friday.
largest softwood group ever or­
ten
years
than
in
the
5.000
years
\
East
of
the
Nurlhv
at
corner
of
County In thia State. If aerved per-
dollars per year for 1931 and 1932.
ganized ln point of both numbers
preceding them," said Mr. Plummer.
the Southwest q rsrter of Section
Goes to Portland — Mias June
aonally, or If aerved by publication,
Leaburg Man Here— It. W. O rr of
"Now, proponents pi the bill
24 In Township 17. South Range Clover went to Cortland Friday to
within twenty-eight daya from the
"And we believe tbe public w ill be ! E. E. Pyne Matched for Finals “"d potent,,, production Of lumber
Lea burg was a business visitor in tnak - Impossible claim, that they
2 West of the W M thence North
date of the f1r»t publication of thia
within the United States. Seventy-
glad of their privilege to learn
spend
the
week-end.
in Second; To Play Came
I I degrees 63 seconds East 62.76
citation, to ahow causa. If any you
Springfield Tuesday.
can make a further reduction of a
nine new affiliations have been ac­
about and encourage the improve­
chain«, utenco East 63.44 chain»,
have, why the petition filed lu thia
million dollars a year If they are
Saturday Afternoon
Goat to Nevada — Mrs Abbie
cepted by the association during
ment of their food stuffs.”
thence South 20 seconds W<«|
Court by John K Prall and Thereea
Collects Bounty— W. P. Riggs ol allowed to create five new experi­
81.30 chains, thence West «4.80 Lynch left Monday for Sparks.
the period from June 1 to October 7.
M I’rall. for the adoption of Cllf.
Each year the most prominent
Marcola
collected
the
J2
-county
Donald
Toomb
advanced
to
the
mental Institutions and wreck five
chains to the place of bejnn lng . Nevada, to apetid the winter.
ford Wealey McDowell, should not
A proposal by western or trana
citizens of tbe northwest unit« to top of the fourth flight in the Oak­
< Xcept 3.89 acres on the Ea t
bounty on one bobcat at the offiei proved and established one».
be granted In accordance with the
continental lines to eastern ra il­
boost and devote untiring effort to
side of said tract of land for
prayer thereof
W altervllle Reladent Here— Mrs. of tbe county clerk Saturday.
way gold course fall tournament
“It la self-evident that there Is forward this annual balancing of
roads suggesting a rate of 72 cents
cemetery lot ami church, con­ Ixmtsr Millican of W altervllle waa
W ITNESS, the Hon C. P. Bar-
last week when he defeated Vern
taining 30308 acrea. Also the
no economy in immediately estab­ improvement tn stock, land pro­
per hundred pounds to points east
nard. Judge of the County Court
Injures Elbow— Ray llaxby, son
Christenson.
following described tract to-wlt: a business visitor In Springfield oa
for Lane County In the State of
lishing five new institutions to re­ ducts. dairy products, and manu
of Chicago and north of the Ohio
of
Charles
Haxby
suffered
a
light
Tuesday.
The D. L. C of Jeremiah M Dick,
Oregon, and the aval of thia Court
place others. It Is evident too that facturing. It means much to In
Elmer Pyne entered the finals of and Potomac rivers which would.
Notlf No. 7420 la Section 19,
fracture a»n one of hln arms Mon
hereto affiled thia 29th day of
removal of the I-aw School to Salem j dustry. agriculture, and to civilise the second flight and will play Roy if accepted. Involve heavy li
Hunt on Tuesday— lx«et«r John­ day when he fell on his elbow.
Township 17. South Range fine
September. 1933.
West of the W M and Section son and Arthur Jackson apt nt
Graham Saturday to determine the in minimum ta r loadings at
would require buildings because tion.
D ale of flrat publication of thia
24. Township 17. South Range 2
citation la October «th. 1933.
»
Coast mills, w ill be tally discussed
Tuesday bunting lu the London
Burns Eye — Dean Beals wa> none exist there. I t is evident that
An unusual entertainment feature flight winner.
West
W
M
containing
160
89
Atteat W It DILLARD. Clerk.
at the meeting.
removal of the Normal Schools to Is offered this year in the world
Kprtcg"
district.
treated
at
the
office
of
a
Spring-
acrea,
except
40
acres
heretofore
H.
A.
Wheeler
won
the
third
Hy KVA I. DUCKW O RTH, Deputy.
conveyed by Edmundson to J H
field physician Saturday for Itme Eugene and removal of the Univer­ famous rodeo which brings all of flight by defeating W llbar Newton,
tO • 13-10-37 — N 3)
On Upper Riven—Mr. and Mre.
Elliott end described as follows,
sity to Corvallis, would entail aban­ Who's Who In the picturesque and and W . Crnickshank »sill meet R.
burr In one of his eyes.
to-wlt:
Gary Worth of Wendllng spent
donment of expensive state owned adventurous wild west world of to­ H. Taylor In the first flight finals
noticr or P inal account
Reglnntrg nt the Southeast cor Sunday oc the Upper McKenxte
Croswell Resident Here— Mrs. 8 buildings ard equipment on one day. Midnight, the king of the horse this week.
ner of Sl id Jercmlnh M Dick D
IN T H E COUNT Y COURT o r T H E
E. Dresser of Creswell was a busi­ hand and construction of costly new underworld, the most vicious Bra
L. C. and running tbence North river.
S T A T E O F OREGON IN AND
Harold Wolford will be matched
89 degrees 49 mlnutea Weat along
ness visitor In Springfield on Mon­ buildings on the other. It Is evl hmas, the wildest Mexican steers
r<»R T H E CO UNTY O F LANE
Here fo r W in te r — Mine Nellie
the South line of : aid Claim
IN PRORATE. No. 6973.
day.
dent, too. that the proposed new the nimblest calves, the toughest against Lank Anderson Sunday In
37 21 chains, thence North 10.76 Lure of Cblco, California, la here to
In re Eatate of Louisa Mulkey, de­
the championship match, a 3« hole
junior colleges would have to be buckers and bareback broncs.
chnlns; thence South 89 degrees -pend the winter visiting with Mr.
ceased.
game to be played 18 holes In the
Son
Born—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Included
ln
the
Exposition
dis
adequately
staffed
and
equipped,
49 minutes Boot parallel with and Mra. David Saltsman.
Notice to all la hereby given that
Lucas of Mohawk are the parents of and that the cott per student would plays this year w ill be beef and morning and 18 In the afternoon.
South Hoc of said claim 37.21
the undersigned, lumaford II Mul
rha'ns to East line of said claim,
key, as the Executor of the above
Candidate at Oakridge — C. A. a baby son born to them at the Pa­ be higher than present at the Uni­ dairy cattle from all parts of the
and thence South 1075 chains
entitled estate has filed In said
United States, sheep, a large dis­
Swarts.
republican candidate foi cific Christian hospital on Sunday, versity or State college.
to
the
place
of
beginning,
contain­
probate proceeding hla final ac­
play of fleece» at the Wool and Mo­ MISSIONARY OF AFRICA
ing
40
acres,
all
In
Ioine
County.
sheriff
of
Lane county spent F ri­ O c to l.r 9 1932.
count; that by order of the said
"No further comment seems nec- hair show, including the fleece of
Oregon,
said
tract
herein
convey­
TO GIVE SLIDE LECTURE
court duly given and made the
day at Oakridge on business.
ssary as regards this proposition
ed containing all told and exclu-
bearing will be bad upon tho said
Has Emergency Operation— Miss of wreckihg Oregon's entire educa­ "B ill”, the lt-yea r old wether that
aivo of exceptions a nctsd here­
won glory during the war by bring-
final account at tbe hour of 10.00
Reedsport Man Here— Ray Car­ Doris Dozier underwent an emer­
An illustrated lecture on Africa
in 420.06 acres of land, all In
tlnnal system by populor vote, par , ing )n , 15o.qoo for the ed Cross at
o'clock, A. M„ October 38, 1932.
nes
of
Reedsport
spent
the
week­
will be given at the W altervllle
gency operation for appendicitis at
la n e County. Oregon.
and that any having objections
tlcularly at this time when th ree; aucllon8 he!d in Tarlous parts of
school house Friday night at 8
Dated thia 30th day of Soptem end here visiting with hl • mother, the Pacific Christian hoapltal in
thereto shall file the same In writ­
year of hard work has already af the countrj-, the largest amount
Mrs. Sum Carnes.
o'clock by Hugh McCullcm. Salem.
ing In the aald probate proceedings >er, 1932.
Eugene Friday morning.
feeted
such
substantial
savings,
and
H. I,. UOWN, Sheriff
from one sale being 85.000 at Bend The lecture is sponsored by the
at or before the said time set for
By A. E, Huloganrd, Deputy.
Chaneellor Kerr has Joined In the The wether is still alive but w ill
Visit at Corvallis— Mr. and Mrs.
hearing thereon.
Teacher It III— Mrs Allene Bas-
W altervllle Church of Christ.
(O 6-13-20 27 — N 8)
L A N S F O R D H . M U L K E Y . Ex-
Fred l«ouk and three daughters ford, third grade teacher at the tm rum rn tal task of carrying on not be shown at the Exposition.
On sale every day. Good in
Mr. McCuIlem spent several years
ecu'or of the Estate of Louisa
spent Sunday visiting with rela­ Brattain school, i III this week. (he work to fruitful conclusion.
roomy coaches and reclining
Poultry w ill also have an Im­ doing missionary work in South
M ulkey, deceased.
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F 'S BALE
chair cars. A comfortable tourist
tives at Corvallis.
"It seems rather that it is the portant place in the exposition, hav­ Africa and bas some very Interest­
II. E S LA TTE R Y , Eugene.
Miss Edith Ayer Is substituting for
REA L PROPERTY
berth for tbe night as little as
Oregon, Attorney for Executor.
time for our peoule to mass their ing a new building, Wilcox Hall, re- ing slides to be exhibited.
N O TIC E la hereby given that by
$1.50 extra. Ask for details.
Hunt on McKenzie— N. L. Poll­ her.
S 29: O «18-20-37)
virtue of an execution and order of
Influence behind the new Chancel­ cortly com [ let ed for this purpose.
Low admission prices will be
sale issued out of the Circuit Court ard. Veltle Pruitt, and G B. Wood
Visit Here from Washington— Mi­ ier, for an orderly and Intelligently
Four-H workers w ill also have charged, and borne made candy
of the State of Oregon for lutne hunted on the upper McKenzie F ri­
ami Mrs. L. G. Jordan and three planned economy program that will their own special activities at the will be sold.
C A R L O L S O N , Agent
County the t la t day of September. day and Saturday of laat week.
children, Ray, Jay and Goldie, of look to efficiency tn education and show. Their annual Four-H club
1933. upon and purauant to a decree
duly given and made by said Court
Back from Hospital— Mrs. Ixtuisa Toppenish. Washington, spent Sat­ further cuts In co ts, based upon fat stock auction will be reld on
th» 21st day of September. 1932. In Schnetxkey returned Wednesday urday afternoon and night at the study of facts."-
Wednesday. October 19. Teams
a h u II pending th»r»ln In which
from Utah. Nevada, Montana, Ida-
C. B. Shaffner waa plaintiff and J from the hospital In Eugene where home of Mr. Jordan's sister. Mrs.
JEWELER
ro, Washington. British Columbia,
W aller Smith. Minnie E. Smith and she has been receiving treatments E. BL Pyne. They returned Sunday
Hawkins A Roberta, Inc., a corpora­ for several daya.
and Oregon will compete In stock
accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Jordan,
Itvpairiiig u Specially
tion, were defendants, which exe­
Judging.
mother of Mr. Jordan and Mrs.
cution and order of sale waa to me
Springfield, Oregon
Attends Football Gams— Fred
directed and commanded me to aelt Buell went to Portland Saturday Pyne. who will make an Indefinite
F. F. Cooper who had his chest
visit with them.
the real property hereinafter des­
crushed ln an automobile accident GIRL SCOUT TROOP
cribed to cstt-fy certain llena and morning to attend the Oregon-
Dr. JOSEPHINE C. BRAUN charges In said decree cpeclfled, I Washington football game at Mult
10 days ago Is able to be out again.
HAS WEEKLY MEETING
REPUBLICAN
Naturopathie Phyalelan
will on Saturday the 29th day of tiomah stadium.
OPTIMISTIC VIEW URGED Although In severe pain Mr. Coop­
October.
1933
at
the
hour
of
11:00
Phone 91-J
er's injuries were not of a serious
FOR STUDENTS BY KERR nature. His car which turned over Plans for their second rumma-e
CANDIDATE FOR
o'clock A. M. at the southwest door
Fish on W illam ette— Clayton F.
Office Hours: I to t P. M
sale Saturday were made last
of the County Court Houae In Eu­ Barber and W. N. Gossler spent
gene, luine County. Oregon, offer
Spirit of Service, Achievement on the highway was considerably Thursday at the weekly meeting of
40« Fourth Street
damaged but was driven home the the Springfield Girl Scout troop
for sale and sell at public auction Sunday fishing on the W illamette.
Advocated; Education Never
for cash, subject to redemption as Gossler caught one 17 Inch red
day after the accident.
held at the Methodist church after
More Vital Than Now
provided by law. all of the right, side and they both reported fish­
General Ijtw 'l'rs c lle e
title and Interest of the defendants
Miss Veda Daley who Is attend school. The regular meeting will
ing quite good.
In said suit and of all parties claim­
Students at Oregon State college Ing Normal at Monmouth spent the also be held this afternoon.
FOR LANE COUNTY,
I. M. PETERSON
ing by, through or under them or
Portland Resident Hero— Jimmie were urged to view the future with wek-end with her parents recently.
Attorney at-Law
any of them, tn or to the following
OREGON
Baker, former resident of Spring- optimism and determination by Dr.
W. H. Baker who for the past
described real property, to-wlt:
City Hall Uulldlng
All of the Lot or tract number­ field at the time hla father oper­ W. J. Kerr, new chancellor of high­ two years has lived In the woods on POTATO GROWERS ORDER
Springfield, Oregon
ed Four (4) and all except the ated a bakery here, was In the er education. In hl first general the Tinker ranch, and Frank Helgel
SPECIAL BAGS FOR CROP
Election Nov. 8, 1932
north three acres of the Ix»t or
city Tuesday from Portland where address to the student body this a resident of Tleasant H ill left on
tract numbered Five (6) In Fern­
Lane
county potato growers
year.
As
he
had
previously
told
the
he
la
now
living.
Monday
for
the
Cascad-
mountains
dale Addition to Santa Clara, In
through O. S. Fletcher, county agri-
FRANK A. DE PUE
Lane County, Oregon.
Rtudents at the University of Ore­ to prospect for gold
Admitted to Hospital — Claude gon. a spirit of achievement and
Mrs Ella Lombard and'daughter cultural a(fent' ,h,a week ordered |
DA TED this 22ml day of September,
Never Before Held the
A T T O R N E V A T LA W
1932
Gillespie, Herman lleaumlster, and service on the part of every stu­ Mrs. Brown of Springfield visited 3000 P°,ato baK” for the,r 1932
N O T A R V P U B L IC
H. L. BOWN, Sheriff,
Office of Coroner.
Clair Robertson all of Dexter were dent and staff member In Oregon's
friends in Pleasant H ill Sunday. crop. The bag - were ordered by 10
By W. W. KDM ISTON, Depuy.
Sutten
Springfield
admitted to the Pacific Christian Institution,-: Is w-hnt the people of
growers and w ill be tn three sizes
8
29:
O
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18-20-27)
Mrs.
Brown,
who
was
formerly
Miss
Building
Oregon
hospital Monday. Mrs. Goldie Lucas the state expect, he said.
Juanita Lombard has Ju»t returned 100 pound, 50 and 25 pound. They
and Infant son were discharged
NO TIC E OF S H E R IFF'S BALE
“Of course we are sorry reglstra from San Francisco where Mr. will have a distinctive brand label
R EA L PROPERTY
Sunday.
Member of the Firm of Poole-Gray-Bartholomew
Halt Is low because ft means many Brown Is in the Southern Pacific on them to advertise Lane potatoes.
NO TIC E la hereby given that by
young
men
and
women
are
not
get­
hospital
with
a
broken
leg.
Service Station Robbed — The
virtue of an execution and order of
ting the training they so much need
Miss Elizabeth Holcomb enter
sale Issued out of the Circuit Court sum of 62.60 was taken from the till
KENSINGTON CLUB TO
VOTE 317 X NO - * Against Moving the Univorsity
of the State of Oregon for Lane at the Glenwood service station nt this time, but this is no cause for talned a number of her friends at a
OPEN FALL ACTIVITIES
— Paid Advertisement.
County this 26th day of Ssptember, sometime Monday while the at­ discouragement for you who are card party Friday n ig h t Those
1932, upon and pursuant to a decree
here,"
Dr.
Kerr
pointed
out
“You
present
were
Myrna
Laird.
Frances
Formerly Walker-Poole
First meeting of the Kensington
duly given and made by aald Court tendants were absent for a few tn fact, can even gain -ome ad­
Hunsaker, Zella Mauney, Cecilia
thia 28th day of September. 1932, In minutes.
club to be held since the summer
vantages front the smaller classes Cruzan, Theda Phibbs, Rosalie Par­
a suit pending therein In which
EUG ENE— 11th 8PH INUF1ELD
Married by Justice— Mary A. and closer faculty contact thus ker, Carol Lord, Bonnie Jeanne vacation began w ill be held F ri­
M. H. Stewart was plaintiff and
and Charnelton,
228 Main
day It has been announced by of­
C. R. H illiard, Josephine Hilliard Givey of Junction City, and George made possible.
Tinker. Doris Mauney, Alvin Olson.
Telephone 723
Phone 88-J
ficers. The meeting will be held
and Theodore O. Nelaon were de­ W. Riggs of Polk county were
Remember Parent Sacrifice
Henry
Olson,
LJ-man
Tinker,
Roger
fendants, which execution and or­
at the home of Mrs. S. C. W right.
married
here
at
the
City
hall
late
"Never forget the gratitude yot, Fairfield. Jack Doane. Grover Kel- j
der of sale was to me directed and
commanded me to »ell the real Saturday evening by Justice of the owe to parents or others who are say and the hostess. Theda Phibbs i
property hereinafter described to Peace, C. E. Wheaton.
sacrificing to make It possible for wan first prize for high score and i
satisfy certain Itena and charges In
you to be here to receive these Myrna Laird the consolatloh prize
said decree specified, I will on F ri­
Back from California — Mrs.
day the 28 day of October, 1932, at Aubrey Brown returned to Spring- great educational advantage»," he for the girls, Grover Kelsay w on;
added. It Is np to you now to first and Alvin Olson consolation'
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. at the
southwest door of the County Court field Sunday evening from Son show these parents and others that prize for the boys. Pumpkin pie i
House In Eugene, Lane County, Francisco where she accompanied your education Is worth while. If
with whipped cream and coffee w as,
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at her husband who was recently In­
public auction for cash, subject to jured In an accident In. Eugene. He you and all of us show a spirit of served for refreshments.
achievement and service, there
redemption as provided by law, all
while cutting com last week Max
of the right, title and Interest of Is now at the Sputhern Pacific need he no fear for the future.
: Baughman received a serious rut
hospital.
the defendants in said suit and of
“ People of Oregon have been above the heel ln the left toot sever-
all parties claiming by, through or
Home From Arlxona— Miss Violet most generous toward education > Ing all the tendons leading to the
under them or any of them In or
Glaaaea W ill Help
to the following described real pro­ Inman returned Sunday front A rl­ nnd they have not lost interest by ¡leg. Twenty seven stitches had to
perty, to-wlt:
Imperfection In vision Is not.
xona where she has been visiting any means. Never more than now be taken. Max had Just stepped
Beginning at the Southeast cor­
always a moat serious condition,
In thl» trying experience through from the corn cutter and the horses
ner of Lot Four (4) In Fractional with an aunt, Mra. R. B. Griffin at
hut defective vision will not Im­
Block Seven (7) of Christians Superior. She visited the Grand which tho country Is passing Is th e ' started up catching his foot In tho
prove with the passing of time.
Second Addition to Eugene, Lane Canyon of the Colorado, Ixtwer nepd of trained. Intelligent leader knives. He was taken to Dr. Rada-
)RTLAND, OREGON
County, Oregon; and run thence
All doctors and Insurance
baugh of Goshen.
California and Mexico on tho re­ shlp more apparent."
West along the North line of
com pun lea now advocate a regu­
B.
F.
Irvine,
member
of
the
state
On
October
81
the
Pleasant
H
ill
Fourteenth (14th) Street Ninety- turn trip.
lar periodic examination of the
board of higher education, also ad Sunday school entertains tho Boost­
eight 0 8) feet; thence run North
Take Trip to Coast— Mr. and dressed the students, adding his er's class who were winners In the 13 SHO W S IN O N f i - 1 lacras under
eye« hy experts, and In many
seventy (70) feet; thence run
Enst Ninety-eight (98) feet to the Mra. W. H. Hnbha, and Mr. and personal assurance of tho prlcele s recent Sunday school contest The one roof. Exhibit« o f pura-brad Live-
states laws provide for eye teats
West line of Oak street, thence Mra. John Pyle and son. Earl, re-
•tock, D ogs. Poultry, P et Stock , W ild Life,
In schools.
value ' college training with which party w ill be hold at the church.
Land Prixlucti, Manufactured Producta, 4-H
!K S S
■ — » " « •> ■ «
W H Y T A K E CANCEB7
to face adversity. He also said he
Prof. E. E. Kilpatrick city super­ Club end Smith-Hughes Vocational Education
motor
trip
down
the
south
Oregon
en m e to the campus "to rejoice with intendent of the Philomath schools, Work» end, for the firne time In the North»
Lane County, Oregon.
DR. ELLA MEADE
Dated this 27th day of September coast. They left Springfield last you" over the fact that higher edu­ visited friends at Pleasant H ill F ri­ weet. SPECTACULAR IND O O R RODBO.
STANDARD O d . COMDUTF
1932.
Thursday morning and visited at cation In Oregon has emerged from day night. Saturday and Sunday
Optometrist
H. L. BOWN. Sheriff,
41 West Ith
Eugene
By A. E. HULEO AARD. Deputy. Bandon and many other places en- the two years of discouiagemnnt Mr. Kilpatrick and Mr. Price spent
I route and returning.
and is now "out of the mire.”
8 39: O 6-13-20-17)
hunting.
O E G U C E D FAR ES - A l l L IN E S
TOWN AND VICINITY
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of Oakway blight
S o u th e rn P a e ifie
Business Directory
fcdw. G. Privat
Charles P. Poole
Upper Willamette I
Coroner
POOLE - GRAY
BARTHOLOMEW
Funeral Directors
Annual
’ A C I F IC
IÑ.TER NAJIO N AL
UVEST
More Western
motorists use
STANDARD
OCT. 1 5 - 2 2
GASOLINE
than any other /
AT STANDARD STATIONS, INC. 1 1R ID
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