THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1 »34
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T1OC 8PR1NOPUDLD NEWS
Daughter la Born— Mr. and Mr»
Elgin lleberl ure lb« parent» of a
daughler born to them at the Ell-
gen honplial ou Friday, January
20. 1934 Mra. Hebert and »mall
child were ill charged from Hi« ho»
Movo» to Portland—Ja»p«r Cline
Drlvoa to Portland —M. C. Kirk
pllul on Monday and are now al
lia» gimo to Portland thia week, to land made a bunlnen trip to Port-
llielr home In Springfield,
malt« lii» hum«.
land Wednemlay.
TOWN AND VICINITY
PAQB THREE
IUKA LADIES TO HOLD
REGULAR MEET TONIGHT
At the McDonald
Mrs. Walter Lastoa will entertain
nl her home on East Main street
tonight for the regular meeting of
Iuka circle. Ladles of the O. A. K
The meeting will start at I o'clock
and a potluck dinner will follow the
buxine» session.
HOW
ONE
MAM
Q ia iti at Hotel— Dori» I. Mann
V isite from D allo»—Mr». Timina«
J.iiH'P l.ow illyu K tl«i dog nliiu
L O S T 2 2 POUNDS ur **rrlle Paint waa a gu«»t at the Patrick of Dalla» I» ber« ibi» week
Members of the sewing circle of
mouth» old. Illui k and white
Washington, IJ. C. — Olo-tlme
Hprlngfleld hotel Saturday night.
visiting with her parent». Mr. and
the
local lodge dec ided to sponsor
wMh a llltln brown color. I'lion«
watcher» of «vent« In th«. National
Mrs. A. J Hchnotsky.
Mr Herman lluiikl« of Detroit
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an Easter bazaar at their meeting
N o ll Man H«re— N T Moore and
Kugeue 2k or 2HH3J
F I w rite»: "A few llu«a of thank»
Capitol are beginning to revise
from ii rheumatl»m «ufferer- My J M Allender of Noll were bo»I
last Thursday afternoon nt th s
Laavaa for California
A,*,, moat of their forecast« of what
first Imllle of Kruurhen Halt» took aeas vlaltora In Hprlngfleld Friday, Oreen left this week for Ventura, was going to happen to President
home of Mr«. Stella Lewis.
DRINK WATER AT MEALS all
of the ache» uilll »Welling» out
California where be will make hl» Roosevelt and the New Deal wh«n
G O O D FOR STOMACH of my Joint, with my flr»l bottle
Junction Man Mora— T. A. Can-
Water with moula In,Ip« alioouiii I weei on a dim mid lo»( 22 pound»| , rH|| of Junction City wa» a vl Itor home In the future.
congress came hack from the long
CHOPPING WOOD BAD
Juices. aid* dig», tlon
It bloutod U illl IKIW ff»«l Ilka, R ||««W III Mil.”
I , u
.4
«a
Major Operation— Mr». Lum F »scstton with the latest verdict of
To
lose
fat
Mufely
and
q
u
ick
ly
!1
“
Tue.day
after
noon
with Ka» udl u apooiiful of Adlerlku
BUSINESS FOR TWO
Auderson submitted to a major lh,‘ people hack home. They came.
tin« do»« cleau» out polaooa and take one half tcu»poonful of Kru
Portland Man Hor
*’ operation at tho Pacific hospital
they found the President had
wuithea BOTH upper aud lower mi lien Hall» In a glaaa of hot water
When Albert Clifton, student at
Hh„
reportBd been keeping b l. own extremely
before breakfast every morning— kins of Portland w a. a hu.lnea.
bowel». Flunery'» I H um Hlore.
Hprlngfleld high school, cut his
mi 85c bottle I sh I n 4 week»— -Got visitor In Hprlngfleld last week end
keen ear «0 close to the ground that
Io
lie
recovering
nicely
now.
hand severely Sunday while split­
Haa Operation—Anthony Haul I- II ul any drug »tore In America.
he had to bruah the stubble out
Oonna Man Hare - l-ee Heavey of
If mil Joyfully sallafleil after the
ting wood, his slater Elsie, under­
at the Pacific lioaptlul rcrovortn* < first
Visits Parent»—William Pollaro >4 It. And what the President had
bottle money back.
Donna wa» a hualnen» visitor In
M arion Davies and Bing Crosby took to do this chore. Monday she
from a major operation which Io
was
here
from
Portland
where
he
heard
direct
from
the
folk»
In
the
Hprlngfleld Friday.
in a scene from “ Going
struck her foot with the axe and
underwent Tueaday inoriilng
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
la attending medical »chool to visit , back districts wa» Just what the
cut a bad gash In It. It was neces­
Notice 1» hereby given that the
__ — _ Mr«. _
_ J with hl» parent» during the week-| Senators anil CongreKamen had
Visiting Daughter
Elsie
llal oflce holders. But there Is like­ sary to take several stitches In both
N O T IC I TO C R E D IT O R S
heard.
ly to be less barring of good men wounds according to the attending
|
by the President!"
Nolle« 1» hereby given that the M lt«l. henba. h. deceased, by th e ” "’' Mr" E.
E (’.
<’• Cole,
Co,e’ at Jasper. |
underalgned ha» b««u appointed County Court of I»un« County. O r# i _
A
A .. „ .... . ,,
Mov* to ^*rm— Mr M,l<1 Mrw- W . It 1» a» clear a» anything ever from subordinate positions simply physician.
because they didn't believe In the
• »• < MSI of the luiat Will and Tnata Ron All ponMMNi having c la im
C olltctt Bounty II h WlBeboll Mott have moved from their reel-1
an be In thia city where party New Deal before they saw It begin­
nieiil and eatato of Ellxabeth 1) against tlm said ««late are hereby of Oakridge collected the county
Hprlngfleld to the N. A
4-H Club A ll In One F am ily
politics has been tb- principal topic ning to work out.
Whitten, by Ilia County Court for ■ notified l<> prevent the »am«, pro­
I .an« County, Oregon. All peraon» perly verified, to the undersigned, bounty on two bobcat« at the of Howe farm southeast of Hprlng of Interest for generation», that
flee
of
the
county
clerk
Friday.
W
here
W
e
’re
Heading
,
A
complete, standard 4-H club,
having claim» uguliiRt »ahi aatate ul the office of Well» A Well»,
field
party politics cut» lea» Ice with
Where the New Deal Is heading composed entirely of members ot
are hereby notified to preaent the Bank of Commerce Building, Eu-
Student Go»» Homs— Mis» Theda i
thl« Administration than m ial peo
aatna. with proper voucher» to tlm
is being disclosed more closely from one family Is something new In 4-H
. 7 f T e ...............
th*
">«“
I M --------------------------
pie have thought; and It certainly
tiuderalklied at the office of Donald
day to day. "Joe” Eastman's pro­ organizations In Polk county, but
Young. 435 Miner Building, within flr»l publication of thia notice.
pureutw on the « m t 8h* 1« attend- I Kiahvr left thin wnek for her home
little Ice on Capita) Hill, when
gram for the nationalization of the such a club has been formed by
n il mouth» from the date of the
«1 Oakland. California, after »pend a|| hu( , wo Democrat» and two-
Hate of rlrat publication. January Ing high »chool In Hprlngfleld.
entire railroad system waa hardly five children In the Trueaux family
flr»t publication of thia notice.
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I,lg
,hrw'
*
M*k*
visiting
here
and
,
h1rdl(
((f
the
Republican
member»
Date of the flr»t publication of
DALE M HtglTII, Administra
Vlalt at Dallao— Principal „ aud
of W
. . . HoUM, <rf . .. Representative* a bombshell, for the Federal Coor­ of the Bridgeport community, near
. i ,,, c.ugelie uh«
wne 1«
1» a a »l»ler
» i s i e r 01
n
thio notice January 4. 1934
lor.
dinator of Kallroad- has long been Dallas, says County Agent J. R.
Mrs. W E . Buell . and
son, ... Fred. . ” 11 Annan
A it r la n
.
.
CHARLES C. WIIITTKN,
,
,,,
voted
,or
the president a new
WELLH 4i WELLS, Attorney».
known as advocate of government Beck. Joseph. Edith, Edwin and
■Pent the wek-end visiting with re-
...
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Executor.
(J Ì6 F I 8 1522)
l« ilv e . «1 D .1 1 ..
n,on*‘5' P " « rMnl »<‘hout even both
DONALD YOUNG, Attorney for'
ownership. Wbat was surprising Anna have enrolled In the Angora
Attend
Wadding—
.M
r.
and
Mr«
erlng
to
criticize
II—much.
«»late.
about the plan which he submitted goat project under the leadership
SU M M O N S
Deadwood Teochtr Hero— Miss D011 I'ralrle of Portland visited
IJ 4-11-18-26---F 1)
It la a revolutionary change In to the President and Congress was of Mary Ellen, their older alster.
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O D ItT OF T H E
Robb „ .a..h«r .1 o«u.lw.«»i here during the past week-end. the nation's currency and banking
STATE OF OREGON FOK LANE
,
U “‘ ,
not only his well-considered state­ who la also a member of the club.
COCNTY
I
NP,*n(
Oie wei-k-end In Hprlngfleld They attended the wedding of Kus system , and these Republican gen­ ment ’hat the time Is not yet ripe
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
sell Prairie and Villa McKay in tlemen who voted for It have got
MABIE PETTEWAY. Plaintiff - va-i »•«*• friends.
Notice I« hereby given that the
for financing his play, so It was
I Eugene.
WAI.TEH HAY PETTEWAY. De-
to stand for re-election next Nov­ merely offered as som ething to
undersigned has been appointed
fondant
W
e
a
tflr
M
ill
R
un»~Tbe
Western
Administratrix of the hi, tale of
ember But the m e-sage that came think about for a year or two. but
“ *“’*' ''Um‘M'r l'O,"P“ "y
“ We”
Son B orn -M r. and Mrs. Kenneth
Johtt IJ. Htaats. deceased, by the n ^ ' d ’etenYan’t*'“ ' * " 7,
to them from l|»e grasaroot back also the provisions which he said
County Court of Ixme County, Ore nam
der mlant.
. . .
fir resumed operations Monday fo l-: ,,
,>.« «urent» of a
to n nr« h«r«by r«oulr«d to ap- , .
.
.
. D. Jennings are tlie parents 01 a home was that there waa an al­ were vital, making political con­
gon.
All persons having ctulms
ugalusl the said Estate are hereby l>«ar and unswer the complaint filed 'ow 'n* “ »liuldown of se v e r a l1 baby son born Io them at the Pa­ most unanimous feeling among the trol and operation o( the roads. If
notified to present the »am«, pro­ again*! you In the above entitled |
cific hospital In Eugene on Thurs- people, regardless of party, that
and when the Government takes
perly verified, to Ihn undersigned court anil cause on or before the
Returns to Grants P e te -M r s J <l»y. January 25. 1934 Mr and Mrs Mr. Roosevelt Is leading them them over, impossible.
1I11I-
of
Hie
Iasi
publication
of
thia
at I he office of Well* A Wells,
The Favor of Other Men
Bauk of Commerce Bldg,. Eugene, xummona upon you. to-wlt on or be- C. McMurray returned to her home Jennings live on route 1. Spring- somewhe.-e. They don't pretend to,
U alxax tw o p io u o t bUs J u I m flow Sail»
The Eastman plan, which Is going | from
PO«r liver into your bowel«, your
know nor are they greatly Interest­
lame County. Oregon, within six f-,r« l i t « 1»t day of March 1»34. and near Grants Pass Friday after ] f*®'<i-
food deenye in your bowel«. T ble poieona
months from the date of the first if you fall mo to aptM-nr and answer, »pending aeveral days here visiting
ed In knowing Just where the great to get more serious consideration I your wb3e bwdy' Movement»
b u d and
it».- plaintiff will apply to the court
eonetinuted. You s e t yellow U
publication n( this nolle«.
adventure of the New Deal will than any other railroad plan yet ' low ekin. pim piee, dull eynn. b
Dal« of first publication, Jan. 4. and Ink« n d«rre« again«! you for with Mrs Olive J Rebhan
bud tnete. gne. ais&ineee. bend
land them and the nation; but It Is discussed, would swap Government
III« relief prayed for In »aid com |
have bneom e an ugly lookina.
l»S4
Returns to Portland — Mlsa Lu­
ing. eo u r-tb leking person. You
action, and It Is having visible re­ bonds for all railroad securities, set
hEKTHA A. GILL, Admlulatra. plaint.
your personal charm. E v ery b
This suit 1» brought lo »»cover a cille Klrhmond returned to Port­
trlx.
to run from you.
sults almost everywhere, so weigh­ up a control board of railroad men
B ut d on ’t take anltn. m innm l wntn
■I , rec dissolving '.he hand - of mat­ land Tuesday after spending a
WELLH « WELLH. Attorneys
ing personal consideration against to run them, and elim inate all pri­ oil«. ia u U v c pills, la x a tiv e can d les
(J 4 11IH26 F 1)________ rimony now and heretofore existing week here vlalting with her parents,
vate
Interests,
including
the
names
payty advantage, a good many mem­
I,«'w«n vour»«lf and plaintiff Marl«
Pettewav. and »uch further relief Mr andJMrs. Ham Richmond.
bers of the opposition decided the of existing system s. Folks would no
a» may be proper In the premises.
balance was on the President's side longer travel on the Burlington or
Parsnta
of
Bon—
Mr.
and
Mra.
This anmons la served upon you
O n ly n free flow o f your
the Santa Fe but on the National
■top thia decay poison In yoi
by publication thereof In The Clifford Stocker are the parents of Lumber Co. Erects House in and they'd better trail along If Railways.
on e mild veg eta b le m edicine wbh
they
expected
to
be
re-elected.
RerlngfJold News, under and by vir­ a baby sou born to them at their
n free flow o f vour bite Ju ice is
21 Days Using Pre-Fabri­
L ittln L iver Pllln. N o m lnm el (i
tue of an order made and entered
Two Unusual Phases
in C arter’s. O n ly Mae. m ild ‘ÎZSÏÏ.’
i
heme
In
Hprlngfleld
on
Sunday,
cated
Unite
as
Experiment
herein on (he '.'9lb day of January
rx
tm n U . Xf you would bring beck you»
That Is one phase of the failure
t e lin g
Ha» New Automobile — .Harry
personal charm to w in men
I»:i4, by the lion G F Hklnworlh, January 28. 1934.
C arter’s L ittle Liver P ills
The first home of a series which ! of party politics to cut much Ice Wright is driving a new Plymouth
tudge of Ihe above entitled court,
h rec tio n s today. 2W nt dru
Vlalt at Corvallis— Miss Clarabet Is expected to revolution)!« small in Washington thl« winter. O f,
R efu se “ som eth in g just ns
requiring politicall<m thereof In said
sedan this week which he has Just
ay gripe, loosen teeth o r i
Th Springfield New for the per Wagner and Miss Marguerite Mill house construction throughout the course, the utter collapse of the purchased. The car is finished In m
rectum . Ask for C suler’s Lii
Liver P ills by name and g et w;
led of once ««ell w««k for four con ; hollen. faculty members at Spring- country, ha» Just been built at Seat ! Republican party In Its national as-
you sek for.
C IMS. C.M.
the new gun metal finish.
ecn tlve and , aucceaalve
ri..ia high «chool. spent
_ ... the
.v
.. ,, , weks.
. . . ..
i Held
week- tle, Washington, by the Weyerhau- pect leavs the opposition without
r ii,- dale of Ihe flral publication
. , ,
,
ttie r o f I* Feb lat 1934 and the
»****•"« ■«
homes in Cor- ser Timber company. The home Is much to oppose with. But leaving
dal ■ of the liixl publication thereof vallls.
of novel modern design, construe that aside, there hasn't been an
wll b« March lat. 1934
Uncle Dio»— Mrs. Riley Snod- ted entirely of units prefabricated Administration since that of John
WM W IIARCOMRK. Attorney
for Plaint Iff P O Adres» SOI gra»« received word Saturday that at the mills of the Weyerhaeuser Quincy Adams that had such un-
Tlffanv Bldg., Eugene. Oregon Ii r uncle. Stanley Richardson, died Timber company. Il la one sto ry .! anlmou» popular support,
IF I *15 22 M 11
-phe other thing that has aur-
IVices of milk and cream have been set by an
ul hla home at Montague. California has a flat roof and contains an
SU M M O N S
order of the Oregon Milk Board. The Minimum price
la»l Tuesday. He had beeu III for automatlr heating and air condl- pr|»«<l the observers who are ac­
tioning unit. The layout is similar customed to look at everything
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE some time.
on milk is based on a 4'f test. The raise in prices is
S IA T F OF OREGON IN AND
to that of the most modern apart- from party point of view Is the
for
the benefit of the producer who was getting below
FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE
Vlalt in Portland— Riley Snod inent house, although the home Is President's reque’t that members
cost of production for his product.
HAZEL I, CARTMELL. Plaintiff
Watchmaker and Jeweler
VH JOHN O CARTMELL. De­ yr i » spent Ihe week-end In Port­ located on a large landscaped lol and of|cerg of the Democratic Na
SPRINGFIELD
tional Committee cease capitalizing
land vlalting with Mr. and Mrs. In a aettlng of trees and shrubs.
fendant.
While we have no control over the price we will
So. Pacific Watch Inspector
To John O. Cartm ell. D efendant:
Frank
Snodgrass.
He
was
accom­
After
the
foundations
were
laid
their political prestige for their prl-
Flrat Claas Work at Reasonable
continue
to give you the best service we know how.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE panied by Merle Hnodgrn** of
Ihe house was completed In twenty va,e benefit. That Is something
Price«.
OF OREOON: You are hereby re­
one working days, although wea Q u lf unheard-of in Washington
quired to appear and answer the Slieild.
complaint filed against you In the
Ask your dealer in Eugene or Springfield for
Iher conditions during the entire What's the use of being a member
above «nlllleil null on or before
Roseburg Dentist Hare— Dr. and
Maid O’ Cream Butter
operation were the worst experi­ of the central committee of the
four weeks from <lnte of first pub Mrs. C G Van Valxah of Roseburg
enced In western Washington In party In power unless you can get
llcatlon of this summons, or for'
, .
want thereof the plaintiff will take ’ " ' ' hH
“ ere vlalting a great many year«. The speed In some law clients, or rich folks who
Judgment against you and will 1,1 , *1'' home of his mother. Mrs. A. construction was the result of the want income taxes adjusted, or
apply lo the court for the relief II Van Valzah. and her mivther. units being fully manufactured and i business men who want favors, to
prayed for In the complaint and for Mrs. C. 1. Gorrle, Sr.
finished at the mill. The entire Pay you for representing them In
a decree of absolute divorce f r o m
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framework, all partitions, closet». 1 Washington.
N O T IC E O F SA L E O F R E A L
Thia summons Is published once
doors and windows were first
But Mr. Roosevelt has announced
P R O P E R T Y ON E X E C U T IO N
each week for four consecutive
brought together at the mill and that he wants nothing of the sort i
IN
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wiM-ka. In the Springfield News, a
made Into units. These units w ere, undertaken from now on. To p arty,
weekly newspnper published at
Notice Is hereby given that by transported to the »He In the form worker» holding government Jobs.]
Hprlngfleld. la n e County. Oregon,
by order of Ihe Hon. O. F Skip virtue of an execution and order of panel», which needed only to be he gave the choice of quitting their
worth. Judge of said Court, made of sale in foreclosure issued out
government post» or resigning their J
January 2nd, 1934 and flrat pub­ of the Circuit Court of Ijine Coun­ pointed and tightened.
’ party ofices. Among the ones who!
ty.
Oregon
on
the
24th
day
of
lished January 4th. 1934.
U nits Explained
' have quit the party organization
WHITTEN SWAFFORD. AD January 1934 In a suit wherein
Edith I.. I-aPorte was and 1» plain­
A unit consist» of:
' are Robert Jackson. Secretary of
t, riii-y for Plaintiff.
The first aid for a cold is a cough drop. Taken at
Residence and Post Office ad­ tiff and Herman Tschanx and Ef-
,U 9B<‘t,on" of wal’ com piete th e Democratic National Commit-
flee Tschanx his wife: Otto Tach
dress Eugene. Oregon.
the tirst sign of throat irritation they often prevent
anx and Myra McFarlandI Tschanx : * ,th wlnd°w frame», sash and t e e . Frank c .W alk er . i t s treasurer. J
(J 4 11 18 25—F 1)
a serious cough and cold from taking hold on you.
his wife; Martha Hugh and Loyal screens, doors, transoms and aereen who tg chairman of the President's
Rugh her husband; Emil Tschanx doors, and glass and hardware;
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F 'S SA L E
Economic Council, and even Jim
Kgginiann’s cough drops are not only popular be­
On the 2nd dny of February, 1934, and Esther Tschanx. his wife; Ly­
(2) Interior partitions which du- Farley, the Postmaster General, ha»
cause they are pleasant to take but are very effective
at the hour of 10 A, M., at th e dia Tschanx a single woman, ana plicate the wall units except that
announced that he Is going to re­
in their work.
front door of the court house In Godfred Tschanx. a single man,
Eugene, Oregon. In I-ane County, were nnd are defendants and where­ the sheathing and interior finish is sign as National Chairman of the
in
on
the
23rd
day
of
January
1934
omitted, and closets, wardrobes, party.
Oregon. I will sell at auction to
the highest bidder for cash the fol­ said plaintiff recovered Judgment drawers, or mirrors included:
New Deal All Around
decree
and
order
of
sale
that
there
lowing described real property lo­
(31 Portions of the celling ond
The fact seem s to be that Mr.
cated In Lane County, Oregon, to- Is doe by said defendants Ihe sum
of 81000.00 with Interest at 70}- per the roof.
Roosevelt has become annoyed by
"Whore the Service Is DUf«re»t'
wlt;
All the»» were delivered at the the constant repetition of the
Ixits 7. 18, 19 and 30, Horn's annum from February 25th 1930
Addition to Eugene, as platted (less 310.00 paid) together with Job In sections for Joining. The charge that nobody can get a lookln
and recorded, also the Southwest 8100.00 attorneys fee»> costs taxed assembling
carpenters
worked at a Federal Job, no matter how
quarter of the Southwest quar­ al 329.50 which Judgment was en­
ter of the Southwest quarter of rolled and docketed In the Clerk's practically without tools, lumber capable, unless he is an active
section 36. Township 17 South office of said court on the 24th day or nails.
worker In the Democratic Party,
Runge 4 West of the W illam ette of January 1934. and said execu­
what is called here an FRBC. which
Walls Are Lined
Meridian. Lane County. Oregon, tion to me directed and command­
MARSHALL-FIELD
excepting Ihe following; Begin­ ing me In the name of the State of
The wall units made for this means “For Roosevelt Before Chi­
ning at a point 1.32 chains East Oregon In order to satisfy said house consist of a series of ver­ cago." There Isn't any question
of the fhnilhwest corner of said Judgment. Interest costs, and at­
that that was the spirit In which
Lot 19 In said Horn'a Addition; torneys fees and accruing costs, to tical hoards for the exterior, build­ Farley and other party leaders ap­
running thence North 9.81 chains; sell the following descrlhed pre­ ing paper. Balxam wool blanket
thence East 3.94 chains; thence m ises and pronerly In latne County, with a dead air space In between, proached their task of selecting
South 9.81 chain»; thence West Oregon, to-wlt:
and Douglas fir plywood on the men for office; and a good many
The East 51.82 acre* of the
3.94 chains to the place of begin
men and women have been ap­
ntng. together with the tene­
Southwest quarter of Section 32 Inelde. T hese units are the baste pointed for no othpr reason than
elem
ents
In
the
manufacture
of
Township 17 South. Range 4 West
ments. hereditaments and appur­
of the W illam ette Meridian.
tenances thereunto belonging, or
prefabricated housing, being com­ that they had good Democratic cre­
In anywise ap pertaining.
NOW THEREFORE In the name plete In them selvee and capable of dentials. But that was In the be­
80 Square East Color
Said sale Is made under execu- of the STATE OF OREOON:
forming any stxe or arrangement ginning.
ilon Issued out of the Clrcut Court
In compliance with said execu­
Nobody but Democrats were sup !
of the State of Oregon for the coun­ tion and order of sale and In order of rooms In multiples of the unit
ty of Lane to me directed In the to satisfy said tudgment and de width. A wedged U-bolt 1» used to posed or expected to be In sym­
case of The State Land Board of cree and Interest, costs nnd accur- fasten the wnll units to adjacent pathy with the New Deal at the
Oregon, composed of Julius Meier. Ing costs nnd attorneys fee* I will units and to the floor and celling start. But with the opposition fad­
FOR BETTER
Governor of Oregon; Hal E. Hoas, on Monday the Rth day of March
ing throughout the country and
Secretary of State, of Oregon; 1934 at the hour of One O'clock P. structure.
New Arrival of Spring Marshall-Field
party lines being almost entirely
SCHOOL REPORTS
Rufus C. Holman. Treaaurer of M. of said dav at the southwest
The sub-structure above the foun-! obliterated everywhere. Mr. Roose-
Oregon,
Plaintiff,
vs
Prank
B
front
door
of
the
County
Court
Children's Vision should bn
Cooper: Pearl A. (looper, now House In Eugene, bane C ountv.; datlons consists of a sill plate In ' y«| apparently hns c o n e ,o , *le
checked
regularly.
Physical
otherwise known as Pearl A. Oregon, offer for sale and «ell for ■ length« multiple of the wall unit sound conclusion that Ihe party
change In children Is rapid and
Phelps Fred J. Fick; Nellie W, cash at public auction. «„Meet to
d w1lh (lrll1w) hole„ ,n „paced teat would keep out of the public
constant. When It la a question
Fick, Ills wife; Margaret I. Bllyou; redemption as provided by law. all
,
j
of eyesight or proper vision, the
Slate Savings and Loan Associa­ Ihe right, title and Interest of all Intervals to bolt to the foundation. service a great many able men who.
child, nine t I u k - h mil or ten do»«
as It now appears, are not at a l l !
tion, a corporation; Ixtne County, of the aforesaid defendants and of
not know what Is the matter
The headers and floor Joints are
Other Prints, fast color Yd.,.
a body politic and corporate In and all persons claiming by, through
likely to throw monkey-wrenches
with him or her. Proper vision
of the State of Oregon; School dis­ or under »aid defendants or either •Iso In length m ultiples of the Into the machinery If they are call­
nenrly always makes for better
trict No. 4. a brtdy corporate In and of them. In and to said premises. wall units, the Joints fitted Into
school work.
ef Lane County, Oregon; Road Dis­
Dated this 1st dav of February, notches cut Into the headers at ed In to help run It.
Naturally, the President wants
All of our service charges are trict No. 16. a body politic and cor­ 1934
porate In and of Lane County. Ore­
C. A. SWARTS. Sheriff of Lane one-half and one unit Interval« and among those closest to him and
very reasonable.
spiked to the head-..« after being
gon ; Road District No. 60, a body
County. Oregon.
charged with the chief responstbl-;
politic and corporate In and of
By A E. HULEGAARD. Deputy. dropped Into place.
Itty for carrying out his policies, j
Exam inations Are Free.
Lane County. Oregon. Defendant».
Date of first publication Feb. 1st,
C. A. »WARTS, Sheriff of Lane 1934.
Headers are spiked to the sill only men whose sym pathies w ith ,
Springfield, Oregon
DR. ELLA MEADE
Date of last publication March plates and the floor plates spiked his point ot view hare been e x -!
County. Oregon.
Optometrist
By A. E. HULEGAARD, Deputy. 1st. 1934.
pressed before they became poten
to the hMdera.
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