■
THURSDAY, MARCII 23. 1913
H W SPRINOTOBLD NEWS
V*W«» « I Resort— Kstlmr Monaco
■ P»m the week-end at th« Thump
■oil reaort M a r Vida. M r.
York
Tlioiiip.ou returned Io Bprlngrield
*l«h her Ih« tirai of the week and
will ha her (ueal for the week.
suing Sergeant-M-Arms
T O W N A N D V IC IN IT Y
barab’' «•»•« that by
»Irtiie of an execution and order
Parente et Child— Mr and Mra J? aal*
«<•< of the Circuit
Claude Prati «r Marcóla are ih..
" , h* ,*?la U ° 1 <>«*<»»». In
study the possibility of «stabllah-
Ing a central headquarters and con­
ference room In the Miner building.
Dr- C. L. Shwerlng and Dr. Max
Kidm an are other members ot the
committee. The proposal was pres-
sated to the dentists at their regu­
lar meeting at the Eugene hotel by
Professor C. L. Kelley of the U ni­
versity who Is manager for the
building.
III at H«me— Mra. W. H. Adrian
Maraeta Man Here— Hubert H ill
has been quite III at her borne for of Marcóla visitad with friends In
several days.
this city Friday.
paronia of a hai,y d aughlar horn ............ni a n d 'd '^ ,U ’0 ? 7 ó r ^ h » u“, . , ?,,f '
them al their home laet Thuraday. dsr*> hy said court on the let day
March 1«. IM S
‘n lb" •»'« "f O C
FI, L’V “5 ‘"1‘ VarBa"» A Keahey,
Fina M Keahey and John H Law,
N O T IC I O F H E A R IN G
for Ih» «uni of 81901.60 debt. (ISO
ON F IN A L A C C O U N T
attorney fee and the coate and d is­
N O TIC E IH HER EBY
MV G IVEN
huraementa of ault, laxe,I at t l» 96-
That the underMlgned,
?"*’ r “ n" " " nd,n« m*- • * aherlff of
of the loiat W ill and Ti
J M ark T rie *, SO years eld aaS
I «lament of Lane l ounty, OrdMR, to aell. In the
!.a “ ' n , h ! i . ; x ? ‘fcr th .; x . di . r r , r r
' v ‘. . v x e ‘¡ u s : form er h rp u ty under David 8. B a m
la the U H fi, nate, is
a e tlle m o n t o f .a id ........ den Ì a a t if j « I ludamenT w P h ^ e T *’ *.°
!"
County fo u r , ,„ r U n . C o u Ì
,n‘ , r , “ ‘ M d tha Her sean I a t Arme elees
I will on Saturday, the 1st day of
Dr. N. W Dow, Springfield den­
tist, was named on a commlttaa of
, three, by the Soathsra W illam ette
I Dental society Saturday evening to
Natron Men Here— Vvrne S tew
Trent Man Hers— Gene Wilson
' art of Natron was a business visitor Of Trent transacted business In
I In Springfield Monday
Springfield Monday
N O T IC I O F S H E R IF F 'S SA L E
L
i ' a,ld ,bal Saturday the
arali day of March ------
I DENTISTS' TO CONSIDER
OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS
o f Merry by the Haaste
Tetre i. te-llavi-d to be the
I*.’ , lo bolli the ÿ-oalUoSL
Recorder In Portland- I. M Pet­
Lsahurg Man Hare— Barney Old­
erson. city recorder, spent Monday field of Leaburg visited with friend«
In Portland on business.
tn Springfield Monday.
Mohawk Man Here— U. Tallmau
Thurston Man Hare— Ray Ren
of Mohawk topped In Hprlngfleld nle, Thurston store man, wag a
to visit friend» Monday
buaineaa visitor In Springfield on
Tue day
D rive to Corvallle— Mr and Mra
•
F. B. d e n a ry and family motored
Barber Moves Residence— Rollle
to Corvallis Munday afternoon.
Morris has moved from bis resi­
Loahurg Resident Here— Mrs. L. dence In Mprlogfleld
8. Brown of Leaburg was a visitor Springfield.
to
The Miner building was recently
given to the University by the
owners.
West :
LAMB CREEP EASILY MADE
SAYS O. S. C. SPECIALIST
In Springfield Saturday.
been
.f,y
te M ïh e 'r e ï.r ’ a.'M ^ " t X
thereof
"
f
th
ohjeet" 'h c , h U he.7 "b M d e r{’, , r ' c » h " " .ii %
bM4ar ,W ‘ aab-
*1
i ,b» J * " ? .a ''« • r rlhcd In said decree.
WHEAT ACREAGE
LOWERREPORI
*
Stop Hero Friday— Mr. and Mre.
Dearborn People Here— Earl sail J. Verne Stewart of Natron atopped
W illiam Tblene« of Deerhorn were here for a abort visit Friday while
entrone to Cottage Grove.
visitors In Hprlngfleld Saturday.
-
A lamb creep to be used in sup­
plying young lambs with extra grain
to hasten their development may
be easily and quickly made with
four movable panels commonly
found on any farm raising sheep,
say« Orin M Nelson, associate pro­
fessor of animal husbandry at Ore­
gon State college
inent ihnreof
I w ith
F lyin g 5,310 mile«, England to
ROBERT B. D O N N ELLY, K x e -w lt" all their appurtenances, to-
Camp Creak Farmer In— Miner
Transacts Business— W. H. Craft
Capetown A fric a , B ritish flyers lead
cutor of lb« lou t W ill and Test­
Beginning al a point In Town
of Lea burg transacted buatnesa In Wagner, farmer In the Camp Creek
by Hquadroa Ix-ader G ayford, cap
ament of Charlotte It Muenvily I ' hip 20 South al the corner to
district was a visitor In Spring
lured
the long diatanre
nonstop
Springfield on Saturday.
de re aaed .
section«
12
and
is
of
Range
field on Tuesday.
record from the Am erirnns, Board
L. L. ItAY, Attorney for Enlate
West and sections 7 and 1H of
In from Cedar Flat— Joe Hart.
man and Polnndo whose mark was
Crain and Onion Crops Below
IF 33- M 8-9-16-88)
Range 2 West of the W illam ette
SUU2
Albany People Here— Mr. and
Last Year; Potatoes Show Cedar Flat farmer, was a buatnesa Mrs. Cheater Gerber of Albany
Meridian; and running thence
One panel Is made over into a
visitor In Springfield Saturday.
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
North 17.4B chains, thence West
Slight Decreaoe
spent Sunday In Springfield at the
D e p a rtm e n t of the In te rio r, Qenerei
creep panel by nailing on vortical
37,ft0 chains, thence South 37 46
Vida Man Here—J. K. Mlnney of home of hla brother. H. E. Gerber. |
Lend O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon,
chains. t turner East 37.60 chains
slats spaced abont eight to 10
F ebruary 17th, IM S.
Prospective wheat and onion pro­ Vida was a business visitor In
and (hence North 20 halne to the
inches apart. Rounding the edges
N O TIC E la hereby siren (bat
place ot beginning; 140.44 acre, duction well below last year, with Mprlngfleld Monday.
Collects Bounty — Archie W II
prevents tearing the wool of the
Oonald J. McClure, of Trent, Ore
more or lest, of land In Lane preliminary data on potatoes sug­
Ram« of Rainbow Saturday collect­
limbs. A creep made of three ordi­
S«n. who, on October 31. 183K, niude
< «only. Oregon
Subject to the gesting a slight decrease, were In­
Lsahurg Resident V isits— M rs ed the county bounty on four bob
Fort-el Homestead eutry, Serial No. approval of said court and redemp­
nary 12-foot panels and one creep
Montgomery
of
I>-aburg cats at the office of the couoty
dicated In the monthly review of Rube
018191. for Lint No. A 3024, emhrac- tion. aa by law provided.
panel will give an encloeure large
visited
with
friends
In
Springfield
Ins llie HW% HW I» Sec. 4, 8 E U
clerk.
the
agricultural
situation
Just
re­
C. A. HWARTH, Sheriff.
enough for 60 lam be as all w ill not
SKS, Sec. ft. N E U NEVi Sec. It and _________ IM > 9 16 33 30)
on
Friday.
leased by the Oregon State college
be io the creep at the same time.
lart 4 Sec. 9. Township 20 S, Kangs
Students Visit Here __ Harry
extension service.
I E. W lllanm lte Meridian, has filed
Go to Medford— Mr. and Mrs. Wither«, Jr. student at the Oregon
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
It is best placed near a shed or in
Due to extremely poor winter W. F. W alker have gone to Med­
notice of Intention to make final
the
field wherever the flock ordi­
State
college
at
Corvallis
la
spend
three year Proof, to establish claim — N ,,T ,< ’K IH H ER EB Y G IV E N wheat prospects, production of that
narily congregates during the day.
to the land above described, before That Robertlne E Foley bos been kind of wheat Is expected to fall ford thia week and expect to be log hla spring vacation here at the
gone about two weeks.
II A. Canaday. Register, U. S. latnd appointed administratrix of the
home of his grandmother. Mrs. C.
Office, at Hnseburg. Oregon, on the estate of Patrick T. Foley, deceased, around 200,000.000 bushels below
1. Gorrle, Sr.
MRS. EGGIMANN HOSTESS
V
is
ito
r
from
Camp
Crook—C
lif­
average.
On
the
other
band,
the
by
the
County
Court
of
lame
Coun­
l it b day of March. 1»3S.
ty. Oregon.
All persons having spring wheat acreage Is expected to ford Crabtree of Camp Creek trans
Claimant namea aa witnesses:
AT ST. PATRICK PARTY
Portland People Here— Mr and i
claims naalnsl said e la t e are re­
Elmer Mullen. Curtis Newman, quired to preaenl them, with the he Increased slightly, hut the total acted business in Springfield Frl Mrs. Ellery Faye of Portland spent
T h irty fiv e attended the benefit
and Hy Newman, all of Signal. Ore proper vouchers, within «lx months wheat crop will probably not be day
I »everal days here thia week visit i
K<>n. and Joe Clauaen, of Ixtwell, from the 2nd day of March. 1933, much more than required for do­
9t.
Patrick card party at which
W a lta rv llla People Hers — M r . ! 1? * “ ' ,he home of he7 mother, Mrs.
Oregon.
Hedwig Doe, 6, remain« uniden- Mrs. Eggimann was hostess at the
Jo the «aid administratrix at (be mestic use. Except for the very and Mrs. Tom Carney of W alter- ’ C' 1 Oorr,e- 8 r-
tifled
aa
American
police
try
U
IIA M IL L A. CANADAY, Register. ' j *
’ ’ U Ray- ,n »>»• large carryover of wheat, the mar­
Eggimann Kandy parlors Friday
....
. .
_ .
«aravel poomblo kidaappiag from
(F M-- M 3-9-16 33)
Miner Building. Eugene, Oregon
vllle were visitors In Springfield
S a ilo r a t San P edro— V e rn e O er
Germ any Loa Aagelca police have evening. The affair was sponsored
ket outlook would be much Im­
Friday.
R O B E R TIN E E. FOLEY. Ad
her. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Oer- the child, tamed over to thian by Wm
by the past presidents and depart­
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
mlnlatratrlx of the Estate of proved In thia country, saya the
her. who recently re-enllsted In the ^ (h e , admitted escaped from
ment officers of Inka circle. High
circular.
Patrick
T.
Foley,
deceased.
Has Operation— Mrs. S. E. Dres­
NO TIC E la hereby given that
prizes went to Mrs. Arbie Lans-
‘V“ * “ 7il""
rbiw
the undersigned has been appoint­ L. L. RAY, Attorney for Kltate.
W o rld S h ip m e n ts Lsss
ser of Creswell underwent a major United States navy at Bremerton.
u
(M 3 9-16 23 30)
ed executrix of the estate of James
bery and Truman Roblnett. Mra.
"On a world baala, the statistical operation a t the Pacific Christian Washington, has now been trans- ,e">e,n
T. Moore, deceased, by the county
Lynn Lansbery received the conso-
trend Is also slightly more favor­ hospital in Eugene Monday morn ferred to duty at San Pedro base
court of LlUle County, Oregon. All
laetion prlxe.
according to Information received FUN CARNIVAL EVENT
able, although world shipments IM-
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
persons having claims against said
here by his parents.
since the first of August have
i s ta le are hereby notified to pn
IS POSTPONED HERE
Notice la hereby
given that
that the
Petition " Circulated — Petitions
«•nt the same duly verified and with under»!.»«a
J”
given
the amouuled to around 90,000,000 bu-
CALLAHAN NEW HEAD
th.. proper voucher, to the under
u,rH U . ¿ 7 . T ’S?.,, * Pt7 ' n,"d
Resort
Man
Here—
A.
J.
Kuhn
■hekl lea« than during the same seeking the repeal of the »late pro­ operator of the Cascade Reaort
Th® bi* fU" carni,ral * hicb
Signed at the office» of Harris.
*. L 'h. ,'f.a* ,WB and T"*‘-
OF COUNTY FAIR BOARD
Hmlth A Bryson. 201 « Miner Build * ' , „ Countv
d,-<' ~ * Bd' period of the previous year." the hibition act from the Oregon con­ near McKenxIe bridge was a bush
P * ? * * ^ elghbor8 ot
in«. Bug......
Oregon, w ith in «lx
’
o r " “ " ,y ‘ “ u r t ,H r ,J ,n * <«>“ <>• report says.
stitution were circulated on the
»...^ek.
a.
a.
a. . - »Z* <>re«O|J. A ll D e r f l O Il E
h u v ln w
neFH ri» I tor in Springfield Tuesday Woodcraft had planned to present ( Robert F. Callahan. Eugene mer
month, »___
from a the
date of . the
first
„ . " " m per ," " ,‘" havlng
The government intention« to streets or Springfield Friday. Many
publication of this notice.
<.'"""« against said estate
Mr. Kuhn reported that some new at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday chant, was named president of the
by notified to preset»? "the* «ame pla" t •■ rTay Indicate« a decrease thousand signers were obtained in m
ow
fell In hls vicinity Tuesday evenln* ,h,a week has been P0"1 kanB county fair board Saturday
Date of the first publication of
with prop«>r voucher«, to the under-
H
JM<r cent In onion acreage Lane county during the week and
poned beause of the death of Ben by the County court. He fills the
Ibi« notice I« March 2. 1933.
morning
° b
° f I)onald and 6 « ln «*><»“ ’ acreage. This the petitions have now been turned
A N N IE L. MOORE, aa execu- Yrmn'e stn
Skinner, a member of the lodge. , vacarcy rested by the death of C.
Mm,ref
T
from "Se d ^
,W“ U,<,
’ hc ,O,B' "* rea«'B ° f over to the county clerk for verifi­
Regular lodge session was held W. Allen, Vida farmer. Other mem-
’ , M » ¿ i r s t to,
,lra * Publication of thia notice. ,a“ * ,,n,on« «round 78.500 compared cation of the signature« as legal BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
al the hall at 8 o'clock. No date for here of the board are Fred Cham-
voters.
Dale of first publication. March *B h 91.700 last year and an aver
ATTEND EUGENE RALLY th® carnival event has been set.
bers and R. B. Thompson.
2nd. 1933.
age of 84.000 during the past five
I-UCY A. IR V IN . Executrix of years.
,
Ten young people from the Bap­
MANY ATTEND DISTRICT
the I^aat W ill and Testament,
tist church went to Eugene Friday
The decrease In potato acreage
of j p m f E ra ton, d<*r«MLJied.
O. E. S. MEETING FRIDAY evening to attend the closing ses­
■nay be about offset by higher
DO NALD YOUNG. Attorney for
Dr. JOSEPHINE C. BRAUN
Enlate.
sion of the two-day gathering held
yields, as yields last year wqye not
About 35 members of Cascade
Naturopathic Physician
(M 3-918-33 30)
at the Baptist church of that city.
quite up to average, the report
chapter of the Eastern Star attend­
There has never been a gasolint in their respective
said.
Speakers at the closing session In­
I'hone Bl-J
ed the district gathering held in
classes that would give more mileage than Violet Ray,
cluded Dr. Edwin Phelps. Chicago,
Estate of Martha Wallace, beceaaed
The circular also «are a review Eugene Friday evening. A covered
Motogas and General Ethyl. Despite all the trick tests
Office Hours: 1 to 6 P. M
N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S
secretary of the Young People’s
of
the trend of demand, prices and diah dinner preceded the meeting
SA LE O F L A N D S
for other gas these motor fuels are science’s latest
4OA Fourth Street
work; Dr. T. H. Hagen, state di­
coat» of farm product«, including at which time Mrs. Ellis, worthy
contributions to motoring. They give the utmost
rector of Young People; and Miss
Notice Is hereby given that, by
farm price Index number« which matron for Oregon, and other state
in efficinecy that experts have been able to produce
v ir tu e o f a license granted and
Frances Frasier,
state
Baptist
order of the County Court of the have been prepared to show price officers were honor guests.
from gasoline of certain structure.
Young People Union.
Officer« of the Springfield chap
State of Oregon. In and for Lane levels In Oregon from 1910 to 1932
We are proud to recommend them.
<ir ? nL,r’ ,na‘*® " n<l entered on the
ter exemplified the Initiation work
JEWEIJCR
18th day of February. 1933; author­
at the meeting.
EXTEND INVITATION
Uc|,airing a Specialty
ising me as administrator of the
Filipino Student Talks— Tron R
Mias Barbara Barnell played
5th and A Streets
Springfield
TO BENEFIT PROGRAM
Tub: ? T i r Mu<’ en* at ,hp vn i number of vlbra-harp solos during
Springfield, Oregon
erty herein described; I will on and re r,lty of Ore<°». »poke at the the dinner hour. She was accom­
People of Springfield were In­
after Monday, the 27th day of *e e k ly meeting of the Epworth panied by Mias Ruth Morrison
vited this week to attend the bene­
General L«w Practica
March. 1933, on the premises nnd s t ! Ix«ague at the Methodist church
fit play. “A Day in the Home of
f'oi 2 n d *, il Marc?u ’ D^egon, offer Sunday evening at 6:30
FOR SWEETHEARTS
I. M. PETERSON
for and sell at private sale, to the
CHRISTIAN COOKING CLUB the Aged" to be given at the
Attorney al-Lnw
person offering the most therefor,
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
MEETING TO BE TONIGHT Christian church In Eugene, Friday
cash In hand. In one tract, the fol
C ity Hall Building
evening. March 24, at 7:30. The
lowing th-Rcrlbed Iota and premia«*,
Notice 1« hereby giren that the
Springfield, Oregon
play was written by Mrs. Clara
towit:
Monthly
meeting
of
the
Cooking
undersigned has been appointed ad-
la t one and the North half of mlnlHtrator of the estate of Daisy club of the Christian church will Stivers Vernon, superintendent of
V ou cannot buy love and affection, but you can
Lot two In Block four of C. Cole's Bangs, deceased, by the county be held this evening at 7:30 at the Old Peoples Homes ln Eugene and
go a long ways toward winning the desired ends by
First Addition to Marcóla, as plat­ court of I-one County. Oregon. All home of Mrs. Al Pohl. Mrs. N.
W alla W alla. Washington. There
taking along a box of Eggimann’s candy when you call.
ted and recorded In Iatne County. persons having claims against said
Pollard will be the assistant host will be no admission, but an offer­
D r * * 1’»: al*o beginning at the estate are hereby notified lo pres­
This wonderfully delicious candy wins its way to the
ing
w
ill
be
taken
and
proceeds
used
ess.
This
will
be
a
business
and
ent
the
same,
duly
verified
and
with
Northwest corner of said Let One
hearts of all.
to support the work of the homes
and running thence North 100 the proper vouchers, to the under­ social meeting.
signed
al
the
office
of
John
Bryson.
feet, thence East 160 feet, thence
of Pittsburgh. Pa.
8 ,mth too feet and thence West 860 W lllnm ette Street, Eugene, Ore­
Eggimann’s are always ready to serve all of your
N O T IC E
160 feet to the place of beginning gon. within six months from the
confection needs.
W
HEREAS
In
chapter
187,
gener­
date
of
the
first
publication
of
thia
In l.anp County, Oregon: Subject
al laws of Oregon, enacted in 1919
notice.
to the approval of «aid court.
Date of first publication of thia It Is declared to be the duty
W A L TE R PRICE, Admlnlatra-
The freshman class of the Pleas­
every person, firm, copartnership,
™r .,0f ’ bB E"’ **« of Marthn notice Is March 2. 1933
ant H ill high school will entertain
Represented By
ABE BANGS. Administrator of company and corporation owning,
Wallace, Deceased.
Estate of Daisy Bangs, de­ leasing, occupying, possessing or the student body at the annual re
(F 23— M 2-9-18-23)
Where the Service is Different
E. H, TURNER
having charge of or dominion ovet turn reception Friday night of this
ceased.
any land, place, building, structure, week.
(M
8
9-16-23
30)
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’S S A L E
34« A St.
Springfield, Ore.
wharf, pier or dock which Is Infest-
REAL PROPERTY
Bun Kelsay and Lyman Tfhker;
ed with ground squirrels and other
N
O
T
IC
E
O
F
RALE
NO TIC E 1« hereby given that by
noxious rodents or predatory ani­ returned to Pleasant H ill Saturday
virtue of an execution and order of
Notice Is hereby given, that by mals, or as soon as the presence of after a fifteen day trip to Califor­
sale I rhikm I out of the Circuit Court virtue of an execution and order the same shall come to his. their or
44
They visited San Jose. Santa
of the State of Oregon for Iotne of sale. Issued out of the Circuit Its knowledge, at once to proceed nia
(o un ty this 20th day of February. Court of the State of Oregon, for and to continue to good faith to ex­ Crus. Redwood City, Sacramento,
1933, upon and pursuant to a de Lane County, March 1st, 1938, pur­ terminate and destroy such rodents and towns In northern California.
cree duly given and made by «aid suant to a decree rendered by said by poisoning, trapping or other ap­ They found plenty of rain while
( ourt the 17th day of February, Court on February 17. 1983. ln a propriate and effective means; and away. They report that the fig or­
Formerly W alker Poole
1938, In a ault pending therein In suit
therein
pending,
wherein
W H ER EA S gray digger ground
which The Pacific Savlnga A Loan Anena Nelson Is plaintiff and J. N. squirrels (Cltellus douglasli) are chards and eucalyptus groves ln
Asflociatlon, a Washington corpora U. Fuller aa Guardian of the Estate noxious rodents In Lano Counuty, the Orland district are all being
EUG ENE l li h SP R IN G F IE L D
Gon was plaintiff and Paul Moore. of J. Carman Fuller, Insane, Clara Oregon.
cut down having been killed by the
and CbarneltoD,
328 Main
Ethel B. Moore, hl« wife, and other« Long. J. Carman Fuller, Lydia Mor­
Now, therefore, all of such pep- freeze. They visited the Linton and
Teiepnone 723
Phone 82-J
were defeadant«. which execution ton and J. N. B. Fuller are defend­ sons. firms, copartnerships, cor­
and order of sale wa« to me direct­ ants. which execution and order of porations and companies owning oc Olson families at Orland, who were
We are well equipped to give you a prompt, complete
ed nnd commanded me to sell the sale is to me directed and com­ having dominion over land in said former residents of Pleasant Hill.
real property hereinafter described mands me to aell the following des Lane County, Oregon, are hereby
Mrs. Emma W ever who Is spend­
printing
service of “The Printing ‘Staples’ Used in
to Rstlafy oertaln lien« and charge« cribed real property, to-wlt:
requlredy to take steps to extermi ing a few days at Pleasant H ill re­
In «aid decree specified, 1 will on
Beginning at the Northeast cor­ note said gray digger ground squir­
Every Business Community.”
Saturday the 26th day of March.
ner of the Lot Number One In the rels (Cltellus Douglasli) within ceived word from relatives In Long
1933. nt the hour of ten o'clock, A.
Block Number Three of that part thirty days from the date of the Beach that although none of them
• These “Staples” are the printing that you are using
M. at the «outhweat door of the
of the City of Eugene, In lout« first publication of thia notice. I f were hurt they are suffering fro m 1
County Court House In Eugene.
County, Oregon, which was ori­ such steps are not taken, a person shock. Their homes were twisted
day after day, week after week, and month after
Lane County, Oregon, offer for sale
ginally platted and recorded as or persons appointed by the count on their foundations, their fruit, j
nnd sell at public auction for caah.
Ellsworth's Addition to Eugene court of said Lane County will en­
month.
subject to redemption a« provided
City, Oregon, and running thence ter upon said lands and proceed to dishes and merchandise on their j
by law, all of the right, title and
south
on
the
west
line
of
M
ill
shelves
were
all
heaped
on
th
e
1
exterminate
said
gray
digger
Z>!
# Check your supplies-on-hand NOW. If exhausted or
Interest of the defendant« In «aid
Street 117 feet; thence weat 61 ground squirrels (Cltellus doug- floors and ruined.
ault nnd of all partlc« claiming by,
feet, thence north parallel with lasll) and the cost of said extermi­
Veda
Daley
a
student
at
the
State
HOW ABOUT
low—place the order TODAY.
through or under them or any of
the west line of M ill Street 117 nation w ill be levied against said
Normal school Is spending her
Iheni In or to the following des­
feet to the south line of Eleventh lands.
YOUR CHILD?
cribed real property, to-wlt:
Avenue East and thence east 61
The County Agricultural Agent spring vacation with friends at'
se e
LETTERHEADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Beginning at n point ln the
feet to the place of beglnnl g, hereby designates Monday, April Pleasant H ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clar­
One child In every five ha«
East line of Almaden Street
together with Gjo tenements, 10th, as a day to be known as
STATEMENTS
BUSINESS CARDS
defective vision. In most case«
twenty-nine (29) feet South of
hereditaments and appurtenances squirrel poisoning day" through­ ence Daley have moved to a ranch I
ENVEI.OPES
PAMPHLETS
the«» children do not know that
In
Washington.
the Northwest corner of Lot «lx
thereunto belonging or In any out said laine County, and it Is
tholr vl«lon 1« at fault and handl
(«) In Huddleston'« Addition to
wise appertaining.
BLOTTERS
Thelma Circle who has been visit- i
HANDBILLS
hereby recommended that poison
capping them. They find It hard
Eugene, la»ne County, Oregon, In order to satisfy certain liens and barley, as prepared by the under­ Ing at the Brabham home, has gone
RECEIPTS
TICKETS
to study. They have frequent
thence South along the ea«t line charges In said decree specified, I signed and representative« of the
headache«. They are graded a«
of Almaden Street fifty (60) feet, will on Saturday, April 1st, 1933, at Bureau of Biological Survey of the to Florence to Join her fa m ily .'
POLDERS
TAGS
dull. Nnlurnlly they do not get
thence East one hundred ten tho hour of one o’clock P. M. at the United States Department of Agri­ W ilm a Circle la attending the Pleas­
ahead as well uh their parent«
(110) feet, thence North fifty front door of the Court House In culture, be used for the purpose of ant H ill high school and staying at
and tenrhors would like to have
(60) feet and thence West one Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer such extermination. Such poison the home of Mrs. Schrenk.
them. So It 1« wl«e to get your
hundred ton (110) feet to (he for «ale and sell at public auction barley may be secured from the un­
Trent and Pleasant HUI churches
eyes tested and know, not gue«a,
place of beginning, all In Lot «lx for cash, the above described real dersigned at his office In Eugene,
their true condition.
(6, In Huddleston'« Addition to property.
Lane County, Oregon, at approxi­ are holding a week of religious ser­
Eugene, Oregon, In Lane County.
March 2nd. 1933.
vices. An all day meeting with
mately the cost of preparation.
DR. ELLA MEADE
, Dated thl« 20th day of February,
C. A. 8W A R T8, Sheriff of Lana
Date of first publication ot thia
basket dinner at noon was held at
1933.
County, Oregon.
notice March 16. 1983.
Optometrist
Trent last Sunday. The all day
Business Printers
C. A. 8W A R TS, Sheriff,
W. H. BROOKE. Attorney for
(Signed) O. 8. FLETCHER,
41 Was* Sth
Eugene
meeting will be held at Pleasant
By A. E. Hulegaard, Deputy.
Plaintiff.
County Agricultural Agent.
Springfield
(F 28— M 8-9-18-28)
(M 3-9-16-83 30)
H ill this coming Sunday.
( M. 16-33-30)
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