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THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 1M4 PAOB THROE WESTERN R. R. CONTINUE REDUCED RAIL FARES N. J. Penlrk of thè foresi Service, wlll vlalt schoois In eaetera Ore gon. In thè terrltory of thè Dea The forest service lecture trucks, chutea. Premont and Malheur na officially known as "showboats.” ilon» I foresto. which have been presenting educa Drive to Portland— W H llobb» CALL FOR W A R R A N T * tional forestry programs In CCC and iluusbler. Cynlhla. drove to Portland on Halurday. Defer Weekly Meeting*; Con. camps during the past year, will be> Notice Is hereby given that vention Chairman Named; engaged In school educational cam School Dtatrtct Number I t . la Lane Lsavas far Salem— Mux Daks left palgns during the next five weeks, county, Oregon, will pay at the Plan Election of Officers Tuesday for Halem w iere he la according to announcement by the office of clerk of said district, all employed ------- regional forester. Portland. Oregon. warrants to and including 3104, Members of the Hprlngfleid Lion« The Oregon showboat, which la dated October 13, 1133. Interest Entertains Texas Club — M*s.<-lub will continue their regular Jointly In charge of W V Fuller, c * * M i after April 13, 1*34. Krnest Bcrtocb wa» hostess at her meeting» twlce-a-month on the first of the state forester's office, and C. F. HAKBEH, Clerk. borne Wednevduy for a 12:3(1 lunch and third Fridays at least during eon for the Texas La*les club. the summer and until further sc Don 1» taken It waa decided here Pith an Caaat— I M Peterson. W. P. Tyson, and tJ. A. Horton, Prlduy ut Ihe club meeting when Ibe question of bolding weekly speul Hunday fishing on the Hlus- meetings was voted on. law near Mapleton. K. C. Stuart was named by the Meve to Springfield— Mr. F. K i president as chairman of the con- and son have „ ~ moved of the local club , Kenyou ' „ . | | vention < committee o m o u .io e o i me lo c a i c iu o ' " ,. ,’‘'" 7 L“7 T J ’ “ “ “ BUCh ha”d'e deU “ ’ ’M " connection with the state conven Spring la here and it is the tteaaon of the year when Return to Idaho— Mr. and Mrs. G Don for the local club. TOWN AND VICINITY Tha rwlui'iM pit« uuger far«» In augurated I hh I D»<«mb«r by west ern railroad» will b« «»ntlnued tor III at Hama— Ml»« Nalli« Hluarl another four month* It « u <1*-<-I<1 m <I waa quit« III al bar hum« the paat thia week Htallatlc* Indicate the w«»k«nd reduced (arm have mat with favor abla responae from the public and. Daarfcarn Man Hara—J. H Rauch _ k,i while the revenue return» have ut Dearborn waa a bualnaea visitor • _ poarlbly not been ua areal aa hoped ; In Hprlngfleid Tuesday, for. It la the vlaw lhat an estenslon i of Ihe «apartment la warranted on ^ e*t ,B *** **r and Mr». The general basis (or fares Is I ,U y NoU ,p * nt «‘»nln« on eruto per mil« one way In coacbea. the upper McKenxie. LIONS TRANSACT H A VE GOOD t'aad t'prlghl I ’lano , , . _ , , . to be repoaai »»ed at onca near Hprlngfleid Balança due *88 60 Untali monthly payments |0.00 Anyone wantlua ibis plauu please write (or further tntormatlou Tail- man Plano Hlora, 3*6 H IXtb Ht., I l cents per tallo «ach way for In Prom Cedar Plate— Mrs. It It baleni. Orvgou A l* round trip In coacbea, 1 cents per Ila ri of Cedar Plat waa a busines mil« nue wav In sleeping cars, 2 visitor In Hprlngfleid Halurday. Visiter (ram Lewell— Mrs. Prank cent» pvr mile each way for round Snyder of Lowell was a visitor lu Visitor from Armât— Joe Milito trip In sleepers, with ten day lim it, Hprlngfleid Tuesday. and *0 cento per mile each way f o r , »«" • week end vlalli/r here from round trip In aleeperg with longer - Armel, A. I . W HBELER limit. Bend People Vielt— lia ll e Foxley Attorney at Law and family of Mend are vla.t.ng .1 710 Lawrence kt. Eugene, Ora. .th e Hugh Jollff home ■ state of Andrew Stoneberg, Oec’d. MRS. 8W ART8 HOSTESS KENSINGTON MEMBERS NOTICK H arrisburg People H e re — M r. and OP PINAL S E T T L E M E N T Pyne and daughter. Florence.) Officer» for the next year wlll be Members of Ihe Kensington dub Mrs Deorge Itelts of Harrisburg M(|d ,..f, > rWny for chosen the first meeting In May. Notlca Is hereby given that Herb ert Hloneberg has (lied In the were guests at the home of Mrs ' w *r«* visitors In Hprlngfleid Hunday. their home uear Wendell, Idaho A nominating committee wlll be Cpunty Court of tha Hlata of Ore <’ E. Hwurts al their meeting lust | after visiting a few daya with hla named at the meeting on April 20, gnu. In ami for Lane County, bis Friday. Mrs Hwarta and Mias Edna Portl«"d P»®ple H a r e - Mr. anô and they wlll report at the neat . final report as sueb administrator, Mis. H J Stiller of Portland were brother, E. E Pyne. gathering. with the will anneied, of tha estate Hwarta w«re ho teases. Mrs. C. A vlalt Loa Angeles — Miss of Andrew Htuneberg. doceased; Hwarta and Mrs. 1 .arson Wright ,u e **® • * ,b * Hprlngfleid hotel on Delegate» to the stale convention and that ten o'clock lu the forenoou were guests of the club. About 20 &<*f“ rday. Abbie Cooley and nephew. Jack wlll not be chosen until after the of Saturday, the 11th day of April members were present (town from Port|. n d - N e ll Bloan Co* “ r*' bo,h * “ «•*«•• Call new officers take over their duties 1*14, at the courtroom thereof In For Ihe next meeting Mrs W N y t)r, n<i „arc spending her ,ornla Br* h ,r * « ,be It waa decided The club wlll be Eugene. Oregon, have beeu by said court apolnted and (lied as the Dow will be boaloas at her home spr|I1|r ».cation with her mother. bom* of MU|‘ C®®*®7’« Parent*. Mr entitled to three delegatee. lime and place for bearing objec on Emerald Heights on April *7 ul ; Mra Karl Gales. and M r" Jame" Cooley east of It I» unlikely that the club wlll tions to said report, and for the which lim e one half of the mem Hprlngfleid. final settlement of the aetata of participate in the annual atunt- berahlp will eutertulu the other Vlalto Parsnte—W illiam Pollard said deceased ulght program at the Convention of Portland spent the week-end HKKBKHT HTONKHKKU. Ad hair with a ploulc. Halurday night. June » Members here visiting with his parents. Dr mlolstrator, with the will an of the local club are holding their uexed. of the Estate of Andrew A teaapoonful of finely chopped ( a,ld Mrs. W. H. Pollard, Stoneberg. Deceased. annual fish fry somewhere on the parsley inabes a very tasty addi A K W HKKLKH. Attorney. California Man Hare A P. Ken upper McKenxie river that Satur- ; (M I » A 6 1111111 tion to plain «Tench salad dressing, yon of Pittsburg. California visited day aftenoon and will keep them and la especially adapted to any at the H. E Derber home last selves busy with thia one under ' Estate of Hiram F. White. Deceased sort of ftah. weekend taking. NOT iC I OF PIN A L B P T T LE M E N T Notice la hereby given that Abi gail E Clark. Executrix, and Dau E. Clark. Executor of the last will aud testament of Hiram F. White, Deceased have tiled In the Couuty Court of the Htate of Oreron. In and for Lana County, thslr tlnal re port aa such executrix and execu tor; and that ten o'clock In the forenoon of Saturday. Ihe 14th day of April, 1134. at the courtroom thereof. In Eugene. Oregon, have hern by said court appointed and fixed as the time and place for henring objections to said report and for the final settlement of the .state of said deceased AB IG A IL R CLARK. Bxecu trt«. DAN B. CLARK. Executor of the l-ast W lll and Testament of Hiram F. White, Deceased A E W H EELER . Att'y (M 1 H 1 X S A f r l » Business Directory Dr. JOSEPHINE C. BRAUN Naturopathic Phyololan . Pboao *1-J Office Hours: 1 to * P. M. 4M Fourth threat Edward C. Privat Watchmaker and Jeweler HPRINOF1BLD So. Pacific Watch Inspector First Class Work kt Roasooablo ITIoo«. Oeueral Law Practice I. M. PBTER80N Attoraey-at-baw City Hall Building Hprlngfleid, Dragon Reliance Life Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh. Pa. Represented By E. H. TURNER A EL Springfield. Ora. POOLE - GRAY BARTHOLOMEW Funeral Directors Formerly Walker-Poole k • ■ W B N E I l t h HPK1NUF1ELD and Ckaroslton, « I* Mala Tolepaono 7*3 Phono **-J ‘ .M A R I I S 1 OCTAGON SEE WELL FEEL WELL Correct eye-glasses do more for you thqn merely aaalst you In seeing belter. . . . They Improve your appearance and most gen erally Improve general health. . . . There Is no need to suffer from defective vision when the cost of materials are lower than they have been In the laet twenty-five years. Our service charge la moat nominal. Exami nations are free DR. ELLA MEADE Optometrist «1 W ant tth ■ut**« A tahle-poon of kerosene added Fish on McKengl« — Dr. W. N. ; to the water for washing windows Dow. lairsou W right, and Dr. Hchaf- wlll cut the grease eaally and leave fers of Eugene fished on the Me- ; the glaaa unusually dear. Kenxle river Hunday. vm LAX t MARStlALl For Slim or Stout Vlalt at Ooahen— Mr. and Mr». C Pattern H165— H av* you been JAMES K. KINO Attorney at Law H Delph and daughter. Hetty Lou. looking for something really simple **,n* r ••<*». Eu*«ns. Orogon j «pent Hunday at the home of Mr to make and really slimming to wear? Here Is your- pattern and NO TICE TO CREDITO RS Delph'» parents near Uoahen. NO TIC E 18 HEREBY G IVEN _ . . _ . you wlll be amaxed at Its simplicity that the undersigned has been ap- Return» from California — Mr«, In the making. These Squares when pointed Kxecutrli of the estate of Mary Neet has returned from Call- cut on the straight become bias and Vilena Wick wire, deceased, by the fornla where she has ben visiting fitted, and the bias sides cling to County Court of Latta County O r . - , f(ir MF¥HrB, ww<h, gon All persons having claims | the figure. against ».Id e.tata are required to Plah on CoB„ Cooat „ o | Mbblw), W The panel In front and back preaent them with the proper vouchers to the undersigned at th » |K Barnell,eand H. E. Maxey psent nlay cut on »Iraight of the law office« of James K King. 410 Hunday fishing on laike creek and „iaterU1 lf pn.ferr^ . m,, lbla la C,mMv “( T a o i "*h* r " ,,U tor C“ “ ' • trean’* ThHy really a bla. »Up. except the shoul ( ounty, Oregon, within alx (6) made good catches I j __•____ __________ . . . der straps which may he made of month from the date of thia notice. Dated at Eugene. Oregon, thia | Vlalt at Bridge— Mr. and Mrs. , r,bbo“ IHth day of March. 1*34 EDNA L K I.IN K . Executrix of John Henderer and Mlaa Mavis Ihe Estate of Vilena Wlckwlre. Lightfoot of Eugene spent Hunday decea»ed. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe I _______IM 2* A 6-121*28) .Mitchell at McKenxie bridge. W ELL* A W ELL* Attorney* at Law Commorco Bank Bldg.. Eugene, Ore. Entertains at Dinner— Mr. and Mrs Frank Uordlner and J. T. 011- frey and sons. Wayne and Winn, NOTICE TO CREDITORS were dinner guests at the home of Notice 1» hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad Mrs. John Wlnxenreld Monday. ministrator of the Estate of Wll- Move from City— Mr and Mrs. E. i Ham Harrison Levins, deceased, by Ihe County Court of the Htate o f ; K Praederlck moved thetr house Oregon for laine County. All per- hold furnishings from their home In »on» having claims again»! the said s rlngfleld to thetr service station estate are hereby notified to pres ent the same, properly verified, tt l-.operty north of Eugene Monday the undersigned al the office of Wells A Wells, Hank of Commerce Bldg.. Kngene. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first pubi leal Ion of this notice. Date of first publication. March 22. 1934 HARO LD J W ELLS. Adminis trator. W K LIJt « W ELLS. Attorneys (M 22 2« A 6-12-17) Visits Mother — Mr. and Mm rrank Casteel of Yachats w e re , here over the week-end to visit with her mother. Mrs. J. H. FOREST SHOWBOAT TO VISIT OREGON SCHOOLS In response to suggestions mem-' bere of the Lion? club bad offered to ladles of the Methodist church an opportunity to divide the aerv-1 ‘ Ing of meal» to the dub members between the ladles of the Christ-; Ian church. They Investigated the situation and declined In favor of i the present system which has been working very satisfactorily. BEST BUYS ..at.. Fulop’s Store everyone likes to look their beat. Eulop'n »tore ia here to serve you with a large stock of up-to-date nterchan- dtee. Kulop’s prices are always the lowest for standard grade nierchandiae. Following are some items that should command your attention. S I . 9 8 - 8 2 .4 8 Yd. 1 9 c Dresses, Latest Creation 98c Spring Sweater 98c Ladies White Shoe« 80 Square Print Marshall-Field Best. Fast Color House Ladiesh' All-Wool Fulop’s Dept. Store J. FULOP, Prop. 334 Main St. Springfield, Oregon The address of the meeting wa» brought by Rev. Cecil F. Rlstow. pastor of the First Methodist church In Eugene who spoke on “The Spiritual Price of Recovery.” I WHEAT DEADLINE SET FOR SUNDAY New Regulations for Corn- Hog Reduction Plan Re ceived at State Office The last chance for wheat grow ers to obtain contracts under the re-opening of the allotment benefit plau is April 16. the date set na Donally by the wheat section of the AAA. No formal campaign for ad ditlonal signers ha» been conduct ed but the offer ha» been open now for more than a month for tho e who failed to come In under the plan during the first campaign. Oregon extension service offi cials have recently been notified Beys Camp on River— Morgan from Washington that wheat con Chandler. Robert McLagau. luimar tract bolder» will he able to speed Hrallaln. und Jack Logan spent the up their second payment by having week-end on a camping trip on available all Information needed in NOTICE TO CREDITO RS „ . filling nut “proof of compliance” Notice Is hereby given that the y ,,a rtl creek, blanks soon to b- required by the undersigned has been appointed Ad ministrator of the Estate of Le» "«turns to H o rn e -M rs Horace wheat section. He A. I^ v ln *. deceased. by Morris returned Hunday to her Ten specific facts to be required ! th« County Court of the Htate of home at W altervllle after »pending Include a record of 1933 wheat O regon for l^ n e County All per a()mp t|m „ a, ljlu rB ,wood ln ,,ort. seeded and wheat harvested. 1934 sons having claims against the said , estate are hereby notified to pres- 1“ ',d »'»‘«•"P with three daughter», acres seeded and acres abandoned. ent the same, properly verified, to _ . . _ I acres destroyed to comply with the undersigned at the office of P«*tor at Tillamook Rev Dean contract. If any; reason. If neces Wells d Well«, Hank of Commerce C. Poindexter and Rev. Cecil F. sary. for seeding less than 54 per Bldg . Eugene. Oregon, within six Rlstow of Eugene returned Tuesday i months from the date of the first evening from Tillamook where th e y ' 1 cent of base acreage; serial num I publication of this notice . . .. . . bers of other contracts If farm was Dele of first publication. March have b‘‘* n • ‘ »*»‘»®E » ‘'b>»'ch meet entered as Joint compliance, acres 22. 1*34 Ink of wheat on other land not under HA RO LD J. W E I.L 8. Admlnls Rtturna from Camp— Lloyd Ship I trator. contract, serial numbers of other ¡JESSE 0 . W ELLS. Attorney. ley ha» returned to Hprlngflela forms under wheat contract, use (M 22 2* A 612 171 Refreahlng House Frock from Camp Ounter, CCC organlta-1 of contracted acres, use of com Pattern 8144— Now that March Don where he has b *M discharged NO TIC E OF HEA RING mercial fertiliser, and amount of following two terms of active ser- has flustered through, a new dress wheat processed for home use. In the County Court of the Htate , for morning wear 1« an absolute of Oregon, for latne County. 1 TM:e' Approve Oats for Pasture necessity. In selecting a pattern In the rantter of the Retate of Heth An important ruling as to crop- Return from Portland— Dr. and no better choice could be made M. McPhereon. deceased. ‘ b* corn-hog Notice Is hereby given all parties Mr" M v W alker and family re than this style. Consider the s m art! •” " * Interested In the Estate of Seth M. Dimed Monday from Portland white collar and turn back cuffs o r ' con,^■^,,, wai' received hv the state ^ e « la 7 e " d \.dserf7 e " d \e ? ail,',I:!‘ ha<l ' h** w- ‘‘h d" d aleeves If you prefer, and note H ,#* e «tension service Just one derslgned has filed her Final Ac-, ,,, „ „ j i - - - count In said matter and that an Tl* 1,l,1< wl,h a,ul Mra- William ihe clever diagonal cloMug on waist day after the close of the slgn-up order made and entered therein by and skirt which Is very simple to campaign In this state. This ruling permits contract signers to plant the County Judge of Lane County. ! Pish on Dsschuto*— Mr. and Mrs. make because stitched on the out oats for green feed or hay without Oregon. Monday, April 80th at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Coun C. F. Barber and family and Mr. side. When you come to buy your ma Its being counted In as feed grains, ty has . , and Mrs. Bert McCurry of Eugene . Court . room . . . . In . . said county . , as wan required under the first rul j been set a* the time and place o f ; ... . . . _ . terial you will be daisied by the i «aid hearing upon said account. I Hpen' ,h " w* * b " nd •« Bend »,,d wide choice of gay prints, p'alds ing. Huch oats must be cut well In when and where al parties Inter flahlng on the Deschutes river and stripes in percale, seersuckers advance of ripening and will be ested may appear and show eaurse. i They reported good catches. count d In as Iota) crop acreage, and various oth?r cottons. If liny, why said account should not be allowed and the prayer of Car Catches Pira— The city fire I For PA TTER N , send 16 cents In the ruling stated. Cattle, barley, rye and flax are ,h,> u T v i'i 1" department made a run to put out coin (for each pattern desired) W 1 A. N C r H h R m i N , A<1- « is » » . « . . . •- Oregon crops eddrd to the basic your Name, address, style number m lnlstretrix of the Batate of " ,lrP ln ' b" c8r ‘»'“»onw«»* to Ever commodity list In Ihe farm act and DBw, Heth M. McPherson, deceased, ‘‘•t* LxJole of West Hprlngfleid F ri hence come under the restriction (M 15-22-29— A 6-1 *)______ day evening. L ittle damage re- field (Oregon) News Pattern Dep't.. against Increase of acreage or »ulted. 116 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. NOTICE basic commodities nr numbers of A OP A D M IN ISTR A TO R 'S SALE Informal Bridge — Mrs. C. E. ) basic livestock by corn-hog con NO TIC E IH H ER EB Y G IVEN j Wheaton entertained for three COUNTY P. T. A. TEA IS tract signers. Any Increase made (hat the undpr»lgned. administrator tubles of bridge at an Informal SET TH IS AFTERNOON b’,,on‘ ,be dH,e ,br',,e were added of the entate of May Roylea, de _______ Is exempted. ceased, pursuant to authority con party at her home last Thursday tained In an Order made and enter evening. Prises were won by Mrs The annual sliver teg which Is Tb‘’ corn hog state board of re- ed by the Conty Court of the Htate) Hchaffenberg, Mrs. W. E. Buell, and glven for presidents of the local | Tll>w for Oregon Is now organized of Oregon for Lane Conty on March Mrs E G I*rlvat units of the P. T. A. In Lgtne county and baB "tarted con Iderlng the 21.' 1984, wlll. on and after the 28th and their staffs wlll be held this contracts submitted by the various day of April, 1934. nt the law office Missionary Is Speaker — J. M. of Gordon 8. Wells In the Miner Shelly of Corona. CallfornluA who afternoon from 2 until 6 at th e 1 counties. Building, Eugene, Oregon, offer for home of Mrs. Fred E. Hughes. ------------------------------ sale Hnd sell to the highest bidder Is leaving soon for the missionary for cash, subject to confirmation by fields nf Korea was a visitor and prelsdent of the Eugene council. B U D G E T DIRECTOR WILL said Court, all of the right, title speaker nt the weekly church night Each president la to brliffc a guest STUDY O. AND C LAW and her officers. Mrs. G. H. Good, j an. Interest of May Boyles, deceased. dinner and meeting of the Christian In and to the following described a state vice-prealdent and Mrs. H. The O. and C. land grand law church last Thursday night. real property, to-wlt: A. 81ms, county preeldeitt, are to amendment Introduced In the house The West one-hAlf of the Houtti- Vlalt at Junetlon City — Mrs. pour. west Quarter of flection 2 In » jv of representatives In Washington Township 17 South, Range * George Carson Jr., and Mrs. Marlon Mrs. Pratt Holverson of Spring- by Representative James W. Mott, West of the W illamette M eridian, Adams were guests nt Ihe home of field 1s one member of (ha commit has gone Into committee hearing In Ia»ne County, Oregon, contain Mrs. Sarah Adams at Junction City tee In charge of arrangeihents. and Is now being considered by Ing eighty acres. JOSEPH ACHE8ON, Adminis Friday. Mrs. Adams had ben visit Budget Director Douglas. Mr. Mott trator of the Estate of May ing at the home of her aon and The top of Ihe -stove can be feels certain that the proposed law Boyles, deceased. daughter-in-law here and returned cleaned easily with a belt black w ill ba acted on favorably by the (M 2*— A 6 12-19 88» to Junction City Friday. board eraser. budget director. ' * ’• DELICIOUS/ . . . . I'm w re hi fever of (M * New Art of Motori* Cooking“ And now yon too oan have one of the new Hotpoint, automatic r&ngee in yonr own kitchen. 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