TH E RPRINOrOBLD NBW8
T H U R S D A Y . MAY 2. H»36
Q
WHO IS WHO
A Clauificd Directory of Reliable
Business Firms and Professional
People This Newspaper Recommends
to You.
and What They Do
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w a n t k ii
r»»i ituwixisii roui«
ui huh tumiilua.
Raw lelsh.
Ile p t,
Oaklund. C alif.
H ilt
HALE
Good
W in « today.
l l l t l l 1V6-MA,
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AUTO DEALERS
L -.I ANDERSON MOTORS. INC.
Used
Wood I
Export R epairing — A ll W ork
Guaranteed.
Ituusi» Mountain Mlutuu Pow er
Ce.
tr
III a t Home— Gonion U llle ll«
binali «on ol M r. and M r«. W . GII
lid i«, I« III at Ills lioiiiu here
Goa. (III. T ire s and B ailarles
U h and A Bts.. Hprlugflold Ph 49
SCHERER MOTOR CO.
H O IC K — O U M IM O B IL K —
P O N T IA C
M otor Cara
B A L E » sod S E R V IC E
PLACES ARE OPEN FOR
CMTC SUMMER CAMP
T h o rs um » till several pluie»
open lor l.aue county youth» in the
Hiinuul f i li s e l i » M ilita ry T rain in g
t alup to he held at Vancouver
tln r ia ik a .
W u»hlugtuu
tor (our
weuk
»tu rlln g July l>. A ll hoys
over I? are ollslhln (or the camp
Lune county la e ulltled to 11 boys
ui the cump and only Uve placea
h ave I hosi llllvd
T raiutpurlatlon
to uud from ilio camp la provldud
uluiig w ith all other expeuaoa.
Application« can be made direct
Io Vancouver Barracks at Vancou­
ver, W aablugton.
7th and O liv e His. —
Phons S66
Eugens, Oregon.
BATTERY SERVICE
LANUGO
M ATTERY FA C T O R Y
Hack at our old location. lutes
ovsrbead your gain. Hae our now
m aterial batteries In gauulue Gates
hard rubber cases before you buy.
A ll parts handmade In Eugene. For
capacity—service— price— noss bet­
ter. R E C H A R G IN G — K B P A IH IN U .
346 Van Huron
- I ’hooe 1008
BEAUTY PARLORS
N O T IC I FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
D epartm anl ot the In ta r lor, U. ft.
HOM E BEAUTY SH O P
Land OMioe a t Roseburg, Oregon,
P E R M A N E N T W A V E S »1.60
A p ril ft, I9J6.
A ll W o rk G uaranteed
N O T IC I! I» hereoy given that
T el. 30
John W W itte , ot Murenia, O re­ Mrs. E lla Parchar
gon, who on A p ril 27tli IS M , mude
Itoiueateud entry d eris i No. U21J75
CREAMERIES -
lo r luita 2. 2, 4, uud MEW N W S *.
Hectlou I, Townnhlp IS 8., Huugo
Demand the Heat— Coals no Murn
2 W . Wlllaiuriln M eridian, has
BLUE HELL
tiled notice ot Intention to make
D a iry Products
lin a i three year Proof, to establish
< laho lo I lie land above describí»! Ice Cream . Butter, Cheese, M ilk
before K. O. Im m et, U. S. Com m is­
sioner, at Eugnue. Oregon, on the E U U E N E F A R M E R « C R E A M E R Y ,
lu th day o( M ay. 1936.
Phone Eugene (38
Claim ant uames aa witnesses:
Floyd Wili-on of M arcóla, O re­
DENTISTS
gon, Kay V Itlgg». ot M abel. O re­
gon, John lllb -m s n . of Mabel, Ore-
DR. O. A . BROWN
gnu, Johti N. W ilson, of M arcóla.
Hours » A. M to ft V. M.
Oregon
Ill one 20-J
W IIJ .IA M I I . C A N O N . Iteglater.
(A 11 1(4 3b — M 291
Mb and M ain Hta.
Springfield
Residence 718 A Street.
SUMMONS
lu C ircu it Court of Hlate of Oregon
—
for l.aue County. Edna I. PuPrea.\
DU WM. N. DOW
P la in tiff, vs. Leroy U. OuProx.
D E N T IS T
Defendant.
. .
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..
t'li l-croy O. DuPrex. Defendant, X Kay Dlagnoela — Hours 8 to 12
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
1 to 6 m - by appointm ent.
O F O R E G O N You a re required t o . o fr ic , phone 8 — Res. Phone 87
answer the Com plaint filed again»I
...
....
_» i _* h
you in above entitled court and r , r ” N b U
B"1« 8 Pr '«‘ «n ’ ‘d
cause w lth lu four weeks from A p ril j"
18.1925, dale ut . i r t l publication
FRUIT PACKERS
h e re o f, and If you fall so to an j
awer on or before the last day of
l.'r-nlt C r o w e r ' a A n a 'n
the tim e prescribed In the O rder i h u * ‘ !n e
U r o w e r B ABB n
for Publication hereof, via., for Diamond A. Brand F ru it Packer»
w aul thereof, p la in tiff w ill la k e BD<j shipper«, lea and Cold Htorage.
Judgment agauiet you. and w ill a|> colleg e Ice Cream M anufacturers,
ply to the court tor the re lie f de-1
mundeil III »aid Com plaint, sue
c
Col*—K1*1 Beverage
clnctly, that the m arriage con true I
C ldar Vinegar
and bonds of m atrim ony existing
Phon» 1480
between you and p la in tiff be dl»- F e r r_ near gth
K
Eugene,
•olved
Service hereof Is made u p -. ____________________________
on you by publication In Bprlng a r D r , Q A T t r T O i n e H n w
Held New
published at Spring A C R O B A T IC T R I O S H O W
field , Oregon, for four successive
AT REBEKAHS MONDAY
weeks by order of said court made
B E N N E T T S W A N T O N . J it
T h e H yde slaters. Betty Jean,
Attorney for P la in tiff, Itesl-
' Cassie Delia, and Donna Fay Hyde,
ili-in i-, M at»lifleld. I)regon
(A I M S — M 2 ft-l(>
entertained the members of Juan-
_
.
Ila Rebekah lodge al Ih e lr weekly
*>US1A6SS D i r e c t o r y meeting Monday evening w ith a
___________________________________ h alf hour program of songs and
acrobatics.
Edward C. Privat
Wntehmaknr and Jeweler
BPRJMOnJBLD
Bo. Peelfle Watah Insgsstsr
First Ctaaa W ork at Reasonable
Prices.
During (he business session Mrs.
l M innie G irard , Dorla G irard, and
j L ola C rab tree were named mem-
bars ot the M ay social com mittee.
NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
IN
Reliance Life
Insurance Co.
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Represented By
E. H. TURNER
■48 A
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Bprlngfleld. Ora
T H E COUNTY COURT OF
T H E S T A T E O F O R E G O N FO R
LANE COUNTY.
In the M a tte r of the Estate of
Creed Lane, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given (hat the
! undersigned
a d m in is tra trix
has
(lied lu said estate her (Inal ac-
i count uud said court has set F riday
the 3rd day of M ay. 1836. ut ten
i o'clock In the forenoon as the tim e
for hearing objections to said final
account and the settlem ent there-
| of. A ll persoua Interested may ap­
pear and file objections If any they
I h ive.
Dated A pril 4th. 1936.
M A R Y E. L A N E , udinlnlstra
trig.
C
POOLE
F u n e ra l H o m e
F orm erly W alker-Pools
EU G E N E — U th
S P R IN G F IE L D
and Charneltnn
Telephone 723
228 M ain
Phone 62 J
SM ADTFST
O CTAGON
KNOW THE
TRUE CONDITION
OF YOUR EYES
A. W IN T E IIM K IE K , attorney.
(A 4-11-18-26 — M X )
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Departm snt of the In te rio r, U. 8.
Land O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon,
A pril 8, 193ft.
N O T IC E Is hereby given that
' Benjam in Joseph H a ll ot M aael, Ore-
! gon, who, on A p ril 27th, 1933, made
Homestead entry Serial No. 020822.
for 8 W V , N W > , und W f t S W tg '
Section 26. Tow nship 16 8., Range 2
W .. W illa m e tte M eridian, has filed
notice of Intention to m ake final
three year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
W. H. Canon, Reg.. U. 8. lauid
office, ut Koieburg, Oregon, on the
13th day of M ay, 1936.
Claim ant names an witnesses:
Irv in It. W atson, of M ebal O re­
gon: Edv.’-ird D Rice, of Mabel,
i in gon.
George
McCauley,
of
Mubel. Oregon; W illia m McCauley,
of M abel, Oregon.
W IL L IA M II. C A N O N . Register.
(A 11-18-26 — M 2-9)
DANCING
41 West Bth
lugana
phase of society.
Newspapers and th eir circula­
tion. periodicals and book» circula­
ted by lib raries w ill be examined
a educational aids and as Indices
of the (u ltu ra l a c tiv ity of th peo­
ple of the county, It Is stated
FERA LAUNCHES
PHOTOGRAPHERS, FILMS
E s ts ra io n
S ervice
O ffe rs
Ooodrlcb T ire s
Will Publish Findings
HOSPITALS
“ A Hom e Owned Station."
T be m aterial found w ill be made
6th and A Bts.. Bprlngfleld, Ph. 64 availab le to county and municipal
PACIFIC HOSPITAL,
authorities, chambers o f commerce,
INC.
school
board« and o ther civic
Mitchell
Service
Staticn
13th and Hllyard
bodi»« who wl»h to conduct sim i­
A L L R IC H F IE L D P R O D U C TS
Phone 2600
la r surveys, or u»e the data In
— Y a le T ires —
Eugene. Oregon
form u lating planning projects. It
Oresslng • B attery Recharging
Is stated.
_
E x p e rt Radio Repairing by
LAUNDRY
Industries are being studied with
LEE CRAY
SPRINGFIELD LAUNDRY
reference to developm ent, trends,
Phono 48-J
Floyd Wood. Prop.
7th and M ain Bts
Bprlngfleld shift« in seals of Industry and con­
30» M ain HL.
Phone 100
centration In localities T ra n s p o rt­
A ll Kinds of Laundry Service.
OREGONIAN
ation facilities are being surveyed
We C all for and D eliver. ~ ~
SERVICE STATION
from the standpoint o f service ren­
A t the Bprlngfleld Junction
Your Patronage W ill Be
dered by ra il, highways and other
GAB A N D O IL S
Appreciated.
means. A survey of revenue and ex­
S ervice Day and N ig h t
penditure of county, city, school
LUMBER
G rocery Sundries, Tobacco'« and
district and road d is tric t w ill be
Picnic Goods.
completed for all units w ith in tbe
The Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co.
W est Bprlngfleld
Ph. 9pr. 33-J county.
Furnishes a
Points To Be Analyzed
COMPLETE HOME
WOOLEN MILLS
T he population w ill be carefully
Building and Repairing Service.
analyzed from the standpoint of
EUGENE
For Service Phone Bprlngfleld 5ft
growth, m ig ration , concentration,
WOOLEN
MILL
CO.
or If no answer, phons 24- J.
racial composition, q uality and cul­
•
M anufacturers of Woolens.
Bprlngfleld.
tu ral possibilities, crim e and juv­
Specialising In la d le s
enile delinquencies, and agencies
| CO ATING S AN D BU1TINOB.
PHYSICIAN - SURGEON
which look a fte r these phases w ill
R e tail D epartm ent at M ill.
be studied. O f special significance
OR MILTON V. WALKER East End <th Ave. Eugene. Ore. w ill be the study on recreation,
Surgery and Diseases of W omen
On Fishing T rip — M r. and Mr«. which w ill Include In addition to
4lh sod M ain Sts.
Bprlngfleld
A l Peterson »pent th e week-end the study of existing fac ilities the
Phone 82-J
a ttitu d e o f the people tow ard this
ft hlng on B rew ster creek.
GOVERNOR MARTIN ON
£0A C W ITH F.F.A. TALK
One of Governor Charles H. M ar­
tin's few appearances on the radio
since his inauguration w ill take
place F riday night of M ay 3 at 9
o'clock when his address to the an­
nual a g ricultural leaders banquet
a t Oregon 8 ta te college w ill be
broadcast over the state owned sta­
tion. K O A C . H e w ill speak on,
“ Y o u r Place in the New D eal.”
j
Keeping close step w ith the In­
dex of factory payrolls, average
prices for Oregon farm products
have climbed since M arch 1933
from 42 per cent of tb e 1926-1930
level to 69 In M arch 1936. acoord-
log to the latest a g ricultural situa­
tion and outlook circ u lar of the
Oregon State college a g ricultural
extension service. Factory payrolls
from M arch 1933 rose from 37 per
cent of the 1924-1930 level to (8 In
February 1935
Although the Increased purchas­
ing power of consumers has pro­
bably been (he m ajor factor In the
advance in Oregon farm prices,
some of the Increase Is due to the
scarcity of some farm commodities
brought about by the d ro u g h t Pro­
duction control by the A A A has as­
sisted by reducing the surpluaee
for which export demand had
failed.
Compared
w ith
the
1928-1930
average volume of exports of a ll
farm product« except cotton, ex­
ports in F ebruary thia year were
only 30 per ren t, according to the
report. Exports of grain in Febru­
ary were down to less than 10 per
cent o f the 1926-1930 level, but
fru it exports held up to 83 per re n t
of the 1926 1930 level.
General crop conditions suggest
that the volume of ag ric u ltu ra l pro­
duction may Increase som ewhat
this year, so that any fu rth e r m a t­
e ria l advance In farm prices may
depend p rim a rily upon Increased
consumer purchasing power In this
country which is reflected by the
index of factory payrolls.
N O T IC E O F B A LE
ON R E A L P R O P E R T Y
IN
T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
T H E S T A T E O F OREGON FOR
LANE COUNTY.
D A N W IL L IA M S . IT a ln U ff. -vs- D.
C. E V A N S , doing business as the
Bourgeis-Evans
Lum ber
Com-
I any. Defendants.
P U R S U A N T to an order duly Is­
sued out of th e abowe e n title d
Court on the 30th day o f A p ril,
1935. directin g the receiver, F red
H . Peters, to je ll the h ere in a fte r
descrloed real property a t public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, and by virtu e of said order of
sale,
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
th a t on Saturday, the firs t day of
June. 1935, at the Southwest e n tr­
ance of the Court House. Eugene.
In n e County, Oregon. I. F red H .
Peters, w ill o ffe r for sale and sell
at public auction, at the hour of
1:00 o'clock on said day, to the
hlgheet bidder, fo r cash, all tbe
h ere in a fte r described real prop­
erty, to satisfy certain claims and
liens filed in the above entitled
case.
T he real property to he sold Is
p articu larly described as follows,
to-w it:
Donation Land Claim N u m b er­
ed Fifty-one
(51) N o tific atio n
numbered F iv e - Thousand Four
H undred Sixty - E i g h t 16468)
in Sections numbered Seventeen
(17) and T w e n ty ’ 20) Tow nship
Seventeen (17) South Range Six
(6 ) W est of the W illa m e tte M e ri­
dian. in the County of L a n e *
State of Oregon.
South-East one-fou-th (S E *4 )
of the North-w est (4 (N W > 4 ) o l
Section T w elve (1 3 ). Tow nship
Seventeen
(17)
South
Range
Seven (7) W est of the W illa m ­
e tte M eridian, in L an e County.
Oregon.
F R E D H . P E T E R S . Receiver.
(M 2 9-16-23-30)
G overnor M artin w ill be one of a
long list of notables attending tbe
public banquet which climaxes the
seventh annual Future Farm ers of
MELVILLE 8. JONES, M. D. ,
A m e rita convention at the state
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SUM M O NS
Surgery and Dlseaaea of W om en •
J. DO W , M A R C E L L A D O W K E N ­ college M ay 2. 3 and 4. Joining in
X Ray and Physiotherapy
FO R P U B L IC A T IO N IN
N E D Y . and
K E N N E D Y . m aking the annual banquet one of
F O R E C L O S U R E OF T A X L IE N
Defendants:
statew ide scope are students and
Sp rin gfield. Oregon
F irst N atio n al Bank Bldg.
Ph. 43 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E fac u lty In agriculture and leaders
S T A T E O F O R E G O N FO R T H E
of t h - Industry throughout Oregon
O F OREGON:
C O U N TY OF LANE.
You are hereby notified that IR A
Injures
Ankls— Floyd
F lanery IR A A. N IC E and O S IE L. N IC E .
A. N IC E and O S IE L. N IC E are
strained a ligam ent and Injured '
P la in tiffs .
the holders of c e rtific a te o f d ell-| USE STOP LIGHT WHEN
vs.
IBs ankle Bunday w hile p la y in g ,
quency numbered 3297. Issued on
baseball w ith some younger boys, i M A R T H A L E O N A S T A C E Y and tbe 2nd day of July. 1934. by the
TAIL LIGHT GOES OUT
W
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M
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T
A
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Y
,
her
hus
lie wa« running over rough ground I
T ax Collector o f the County of
band; J. E. B U N D A Y as Execu
Lane, State of Oregon, for the
T h e stop light can be converted
to catch u fiy ball.
to r of the estate of John Munch
deceased-
C A R R IE
D E N IS O N : amount of 249.*7 the same being into an emergency ta ll light by
the
amount
then
due
and
delinqu­
N O T IC E OF R E S IG N A T IO N
anil C H A R L E S
B
D E N IS O N ,
tigh ten in g the w ire that extends
her husband; R A C H E L H A M ent for taxes for the year 1928. to­
N O T IC E 1» H E R E B Y G IV E N :
gether w ith penalty, interest and from the stop light switch to the
M E R A D and G E O R G E H. H A M
T h a t M y rtle Benson w ill on Mon­
M E R A D , her husband. M O N T IE costs thereon upon the real prop­ b rake pedal, according to the O re ­
day. the 3rd day of June. 1935 ap­
H A R R IS and R H H A R R IS , her e rty assessed to M arth a Leona gon S ta te M otor association, which
ply to the County Court of laine
husband; G O LD A M U N C H , an Stacey, of which M a rth a Leona Is sponsoring the “ Let's Q uit K ill­
i oiuity, Oregon for an O rder ac­
unm arried woman; R. E. M U N C H Stacey Is the owner as appears of
cepting her resignation as A dm in­
ing" safety campaign. T h is ,*111
an
unm arried
m an ;
E.
L. record, situated In the said County
is tra trix of the E state of Pauline
M U N C H , an unm arried man. A L ­ und State and p artic u la rly bound­ cause the stop light to burn con­
M Waggoner. Deceased.
F R E D J. D O W . an unm arried ed and described as follows to-w lt: tinuously. T he ta ll light should be
Dated Ibis 2nd day of M ay. 1936.
Lot 7. of Block 26 of the O ri­
man. M A R C E L L A D O W K E N
M Y R T L E HENSON.
ginal P lat or Extended Survey put In w orking order as soon as
N E D Y and
KENNEDY,
|M 2-9 16-23-3(11
of Springfield. Lane County. O re­ possible.
her husband. Defendants
gon.
You are fu rth e r notified that
T O : J. E. B U N D A Y as Executor |
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
H it By W ild Bat— Russell Proc­
Departm ent of the In te rio r, U. 3. o f the estate of John Munch, de­ the said Ir a A. Nice and O sie L. to r received a badly gashed cheek
Nice
have
paid
taxes
on
the
’aid
RACHEL
HAMMERAD
Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon, ceased;
and G E O R G E H. H A M M E R A D . premises for p rior or subsequent F rid a y when he was struck by a
A p ril 3, 193S.
M O N T IE H A R R IS and R H . H A R ­ years w ith the ra te of interest on w ild ly swung bat w hile playing
N O T IC E is hereby giveu that
R IS .
G O LD A
MUNCH,
R.
E. snld amounts as follows:
baseball.
Irv in R. W atsou, of M ubel, Ore­
Rate o f
gon, who. on M arch 27th, 1933. made Year's
Amount
Tax
Date W hen
Homestead entry S erial No. 020746.
Interest
Receipt No.
Paid
T ax
8 percent
N \ i H EW . S W U S E K . S B M S W U 1929. all
345.98
X02737
July 2. 1934
8 percent
Section 26. Tow n hip 16 8.. Range 2 1930. all
49.22
leave a greasy residue. I t Is so
X02737
July 2. 1934
Quick. Sure Relief
8 percent
W .. W illa m e tte M eridian, has filed 1931. all
48.77
pow erfully antiseptic and deodor­
38861
July 2. 1934
Or Your Money Back
8 percent
notice >f Intention to make final 1932. a ll
59.73
ant that all unpleasant o rd o rj re­
32264
July 2. 1934
T h is w onderful preparation now sulting from exceasive foot per­
three* year Proof, to establish claim 1933 34
8 percent
known a ll over A m erica as Moone's spiration are instantly killed. One
to the laud above described, before 1st H a lf
25.28
July 2. 1934
8 percent
E m erald O il is so e ffic ie n t in tbe bottle w ill show you beyond all
W . H. Canon, Register, U . 8. I-ano 3rd Q uarter
12.43
Sept. 15. 1934
tre a tm e n t of Inflam m atory
foot question th a t you have at last dis­
O ffice, at Roseburg. Oregon, on the l^ s t Q uarter
8 percent
12.43
Dec. 15. 1934
troubles that the unbearable soce- covered the way to solid foot com-
13th day of Moy. 1936.
1935
8 percent
ness and pain often stops w ith one) fort,
C la im a n t names ns witnesses:
12.14
M ar. 16. 1936
1st Q u a rte r
application.
- Ask Flanery's D rug Store or your
Edw ard
D. ' Rice.
Benjam in
Moone's Em erald Oil is safe and ! druggist today fo r a 2 ounce bottle
3265.98
Joseph H a ll. George McCauley, and
T O T A L A M O U N T O F T A X E S P A IO
pleasant to u se; it doesn't stain or 1 of Moone’s Em eral O il
W illia m M cCauley, a ll of Mabel,
Said M artha Leona Stacey as the the amount due as shown above to­
Oregon.
gether
w
ith
the
costs
and
accrued
ow
ner
of
the
legal
title
of
the
W IL L IA M H. C A N O N . Register.
above described property as the interest and In case of your fa il­
(A 11-18 25 — M 2 9 )
same appears of record and W il­ ure to do so a decree w ill be rend
liam E. Stacey, her husband; J. E. ered foreclosing the lien of such
N O T IC E FOR P U B L fC A T IO N
Bunday as Executor of the estate taxes and costs against the land
Departm ent of the In te rio r, (J. S. of John Munch, deceased; C arrie and premises named.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Denison and Charles B. Denison
This summons is published by
April 8, 1935.
her husband; Rachel Ham m ered order of the Honorable F red Fisk.
N O T IC E is hereby given that and George H. H am m ered her hus­ County Judge of the County of
GOOD CHEER AND COMMON SENSE PROGRAM
Edw ard D. Rice, of Mabel, O re ­ band; M o n tle H a rris and R H. Lane, S tate of Oregon, and said
gon. who, on A p ril 26th. 1933. made H a rris , her husband; Golila Munch, O rder was made and dated the 23
day
of
AprU.
19.35,
ordering
the
Homestead entry Serial No. 020809. an unm arried woman; R. E. Munch,
Every Tuesday Over Radio Station K-O-R-E
for NE14, Section 25. Tow nship 15 an unm arried m an; E. 1». Munch said summons to be published once
8.. Range 2 W ., W Illa m e tte M e rid la n , an unm arried m an; A lfred J. Dow, a week fo r four successive weeks,
7:15 to 7:30
has filed notice o f Intention to an unm arried m an; M arcella Dow the date o f the firs t publication of
this
summons
to
be
on
the
25th
day
Kennedy
Poems and songs that you enjoy to hear.
make fin a l three year Proof, to Kennedy and
establish claim to the land above her husband, the other defendants of A pril. 1935, anil the last pub­
With
lication
on
the
23rd
day
ot
M
ay,
herein
nam
er
are
hereby
fu
rth
e
r
described, before W . H . Canon,
The
Good
Cheer
Melodists
1935.
notified
that
Ira
A.
N
ice
and
Osie
Register, U. S. Land O ffice, at
A ll process and papers in this
Roseburg. Oregon, on the 13th day L Nice w ill apply to the C ircu it
Veltie
P
ruitt
—
Ruth
Leinhard
— Rena Smith
Court of the County and State proceeding may be served upon the
of May. 1935.
aforesaid for a decree foreclosing undersigned, residing w ithin the
Claim ant names as witnesses:
Irv in R. W atson. George M cCau­ the lien against the property above State of Oregon at the address
“Judge not. for one unjust reproach an honest heart can- feel
ley. W illia m M cCauley, and B enja­ described and mentioned In said h ereafter mentioned.
As keenly a the deadly stab made by the pointed steel.”
1. M P E T E R S O N , A tto rn ey for
min Joseph H a ll, all of Mnhel. O re­ c e rtific a te and you are hereby sum
P la in tiffs . Address: Junction
moned to appear w ith in sixty days
gon!
C ity, Oregon.
W IL L IA M H . C A N O N . Register. a fte r the d ale of said firs t publica­
(A 25 — M 2 9-16-23)
tion and defend this action or pay
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F ree
home recreation Just prepared by
Miss Bkow has already been mailed
upon request to more than 600
hom em akers, and more are going
out d ally. It includes 32 sugges­
tions fo r active gam e-, puzzles,
stuois, and other forms of recrea­
tion for all members of the fam ily.
It la known as H E 711. and like
all extension service publications.
Is free upon request to Oregonians.
Miss
Bkow also
prepares a
m onthly bulletin for com m unity re­
creation leaders w ith suggestions
for games, ongs and other amuse­
ments on a com m unity basis.
THE FACT FINDERS - and their discoveries
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FARM PRICES GO
10 HIGHER LEVEL
Fconomic, Business, and So­
Exports Considerably Below
HOME RECREATION IS
cial Aspects Of Lane Rési­
1926-30 Average; Larger
VITAL. PARENTS’ BELIEF
dents To Be Studied
Crop Is Predicted
W ork on the economic, business
B u lle tin O f Q am sa and
and social urv»y of L an e county,
DAN C E
Carl R. Balter Film Shop
E n te rta in m e n t P la n t
a project that Is expected to a ttrac t
Kastm an Film » — Kodaks —
A T W IN T E R ! ¡A R D E N
national
attentio
n.
Is
now
under
Fram es — Album»— M otion
Oregon homemakers are coming
"T h e Ounce T h a t's O K farent"
way. It wo» announced at fhe Uni
Picture Cameras.
to realise that recreation, no less
ver» Ity of Oregon today by Dr.
W a Photograph E veryth in g
E very Haturday N ig h t
than food and clothing, has an im ­
Kulph W. Lelghlon. executive sec­
Anywhere.
O n t o 26c
Ladles 10«
portant place in ram lly living, says
re tary of research at the U n iv e r­
M ull film s to P. O. Box 8<7
Miss G ertru de Bkow, home demon
<•8 W illa m e tte , Eugene
Ph. 626 sity of Oregon.
stratlo n agent at large w ith tbe
FURNITURE
The survey, which w ill be com­ O r'g o n S ta le college exten-lon ser­
PRINTERS
pleted a» an FBftA project, w ill be vice. A widespread Interest Is be­
JOHNSON FURNITURE CO.
of unu uul Im portance since it 1»
Ranges and Circulators
T H E W ILLAM ETTE PRESS expe< ted to serve oa a model In the ing shown In ways and means of
Heveral Lines Including Montag.
providing this recreation within
Bprlngfleld
program of the state planning o r­ the home. Miss Bkow say«.
Lluoleum — In la id sod F e lt Hose
Phone 2
ganization» Since Ixine is a rep-
A ttra c tiv e Prices on F u rn itu re
Indications of this Interest are
Business Statio nery— O ffice Forms reaentatlv» county area, and In­
and Ruga.
found In tbe eager participation of
Booklets — Placards —
cludes In It» boundaries »ea coasts home-makers In the recreation pro
He» Us Before You Huy
Dodgers, etc.
and mountains, rich riv e r valleys, g nu s In the series of fam ily living
W e D eliver
Phone 118ft
64» W illa m e tte
Eugene A M odern P rin t Shop Producing und huge tim b er area», a wide v o rl-j conferences held in many counties
Up-To-D ate Printing.
ety of agriculture, m a n u fa c tu rin g 1 throughout Ibe state thia spring.
GROCERIES
Phone end s Balesmsn W ill Call. and many o ther pba»ea of econmlc. | Mis» Skew reports, and In Ibe ever-
social and p olitical conditions, the | increasing num ber of requests for
OlBULEE’B '
findings and techniques perfected
SERVICE STATIONS
uggestions on games, crafts and
by (hone In charge can be used as other activities for the fam ily
RED & W H ITE GKOCUKY
a basis for p ractically any area or group.
Phone 4
A ST. SERVICE STATION
Cor. 4th and M ain Hta., Bprlngfleld G eneral Gasoline. O il sod Oreases planning project. It Is pointed out.
A new m ini ographed leaflet on
W h e th e r you wear glasses nr
■nil, you can come to Dr. Kiln
Meade's O ptical headquarters for
an eye exam ination w ith the full
assurance that glasses w ill not
lie prescribed nr «hanged unless
the future w elfare of your eyes
demand It.
DR. ELLA MEADE
Optometrist
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