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F.igi Sis THE EUUENli GUAED Friday Evening, June IDI News of Nearby Towns Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various Live Districts In Its Field. I SANTA CLARA spiuvgi'iki.I). .iin"" in. is n. C. I. U-nriir .lr.. wim thrmvn from a 'lmynike iiml hi" I'" I' lien yi-mirdny nfii'rnnun wliin tlio j tlMlll f tli.l -s llilrliril In lllf rn'.f j ran nnn.r. Mr. (inrric win t r.viiiK !"i llrivp till- fill" llirwiKb ii iMli'iviiy n ! tho It. I. ("rrii limii" Iwi iinil half I milm cast of Sirili!fiil'l. wli'i" lliel nr II... r.ikf Kli-lli-k II Eilti'liiiKl I anil tlie p-nit fi'H. Htrikinj oiiff of III"' hnram ami frinlni'iiinic Hip tram. H"'" bon-s in -Mr. (iiir-ic's ! r linikfii Jnut nhnvo I In nnklo. K. W. (iosHlrr liml II") rnil " fiiiBi'r "11 lli. li'fl liniiil Hi riili'lit.iMy ml off 'in n rorn iilmigli yi'sti'iilii.v ,iftrrn..(in wliili- nl work. Tin' finii'-r limi to be ainiiuliitpr nl Ii"' first joint. Hurler f'nift. urn-ill non of Mm. Slav t'riift. li'l I" I""'' " '"ll pi'f, . 1 I kill ... .11 1,1.1 or iiippi n "-ii ' " , pvrninr;. Hi' Rot the Btoi-1 in liis rie while at piny. Bend has Year's First Forest Fire BEND, Ore., June 10. Tlie firnt TP.il forest fire of the neauiii was re-jiorti-d in the Yellow pine near l'rin gle Foils ypBtenlay. Jt whs quickly put under control, ncconliiiB to the forestry office. Toe humidity yester day dropped to 17 which is 13 below the danger point. It wns six points lower this murninx limn at the same lime yesterday morning which i con sidered a dnniierous condition by for est officials. A few other minor forest blazes have been reported before this season, but were not rated as set ious. Yesterday was the warmcBt of Hie eason touching 8S during tho after noon while tho mercury dropped only to 40 during tho night which is a new "high" minimum for this season, Auto Ownership i To be Necessity SALEM, Ore., Juno 10. In a letter sent out by Secretary of Ststo Koier to sheriffs and other penco officers of the state he states that after July 1 no automobilo registration will he granted a motor vehiclo license un less the owner shall, at the same time that he applies for a license plate, make application (or a certificate of title to hie vehicle or show that such application haa already been made. This la under the law passed by ths 1025 session of the leglslsture, where by all motor vehicle owners must filo certificates of title with tho secretary of state. SI'ItlNCI'IKI.M, June 10. (Spe cial) --.lames .Mitchell and his molher. Mrs. II. T. Mitchell are upending, the week l iKiling in Kent lie at the home of Mrs. .Miirliell's sister, Mrs. A. K. lirnr d in I'oilland with hpr bro ther. Iir. A. I'. Foley. They w II also make a sin rt trip to Vancouver. II. C. J s .Mi-I'herron made a business trip to Wenillinic yesterday. Horn At their li-'ine in Douglas (iiirdi'iis, June is. I'.i-Vi. to .Mr. and Mrs. 1',. S. Taylor, li son. .Mrs. Daisy Williams anil Mrs. Nel son Coffey of Villa were Springiii'ld visitors yesterday morning. The Springfield Women's. Civic club will sell strawberries and ice , .renin at the band concert at 7 o'clock this evening at Second and Main streets. Kuril At I-nkevicw. Oregon. June IK. 1 ! ''."", to Mr. nnil Mrs. I'aill Itrat I m in, Jr.. son and dniigliter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. 1'aul llrattnin of Springfield, a son. The infant has been nsinetl 1'iiul Kdward. (ieorge Sanderson of Camp Creek underwent an operation yeslerday morning at the I'ncific Christian bos,- pitnl in Kugene. .orn At their home in inursuin. June IK. VMS. to Mr. and MrB. Frank Campbell, a daughter. Mrs. Harry M. Stewart, accom panied by her son, Morris, is spend ing several dnys with her irnighter, Sirs. Theron Saufser of Portland. Memorial services for buries I,. Scott and J. W. Coffin were held Wednesday evening in tho Odd l1 el- low hull. W. F. Walker, gave an ad dress, and members of the Odd Fel lows and Itcheknhs sang "lllessed He the Tin That Hinds." .Several musical selections were given by an 8-pieco orchestra under the direction of John C. l'arker. Itefresliments were served. Mrs. Hoy llolversnn is confined to her homo with a sprnined ankle in jured on ll fishing trip with her son I.eltoy, when she fell down a bank up the Willamette river. .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roberts mo tored to Portland Wednesdny pve- ning where they will transact business and attend the Hose Festival. Miss Vernlla Morrison is visiting In Portland with friends and relatives. Charles Conn and his sister, Mrs. C Campbell were In yesterday from Donna. A number of the friends of MrB. Mary C. Mngill gave a surprise party on the occasion of her sixty-fifth birthday Tuesday. Twenty-eight guests were present. A program of musical numbers and r'eadlnga followed the regulnr business meetings of the Woodmen and the Hoyal Neighbors Wednesday evening In the W. O. W. hall. Legion Members to Receive Road Maps One thousand maps of the Centrnl Oregon highway will he distributed at the annual convention of the Ameri can legion of Oregon to be held at Prinevllle Juno 25 to 27, according to Oeorgo Melvin Miller, booster o( the highway, who has the co-operation it F.uaeno Dost of tho legion In the dis tribution of the niups which also con tain information on the highway an,! the Mckenzie pass. A lsrge number of legionnaires from the Willamette valley and southern Oregon will make the l'rliievllle trip by wny of the pnss and tho maps will also be provided for these visitors, Mr. Miller states. CERTIFICATES SENT arWNO.FlKM), June 10. (Spe cial). Certificates for 11 Springfield tudenta who passed the eighth grade examinations were sent late yesterday by County Superintendent B. J. More to Reuben W. Smith, Spring field school clerk, and may be call?d for at the city hall. Certificates are made out lor Duke Woods, Coy l,ca thers, Ethel Scenier, Juanlta Flowers, Zelma Llthertand, Elmo Long, Coy Lansbery, Hoy w. etearmer, Clnra Hnodgraas, Miriam Htce and Cnirloo Mostop, I COTTAGE GROVE . COTTAOH GROVE, June 10. ((Special). Mrs. Elizabeth Srhoen- lck, mother of Mrs. A. Itnlph Kpen row, will leavo today for lltlca, New York, her old home. Mrs. Maud Thompaon came Thurs day from Sheridan, Wyoming, and went to I.orane to visit her sister, .Mi. Calvin Smith, whom she has not si'i-ll for 2(1 years. Francis Parker from Westfir, is visu ng his grandparents, .Mr. anl Mrs. ('. M. Parker. F. I.. Hehrenfus snd family were up Thursday from Siitherlin. Thev visited .Mr. Hahrenfiis' sisler, Mr. Del Kli.ck, of tiowdj ville, who is quite ill. Mrs. Charles Hall will leave Friday for Portland to visit her brother, Al son Dlx. Willis Nowell spent lust week with his sliler, Mrs. Kin-la I hoi ilent)iir-j ami .Mrs. .Meredith llraslier of I.oll- j don i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schrack inn-1 li.red over from I.oriine Thursday and s in: the day chopping. There vyas a big leak on west Main j street Thursday. Flojil Jones flved il after the water had almost destroy ed Mrs. Tillie Junes' garden on the went end of Main street. Sirs. Slarlhn Marsh from Flmirn Is vlsiling her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. .. I,. Cox and sister, Mrs. K. O. (J. (iloat. .Miss Annn Daugherly came Thurs day from Seattle. Wnsh.. anil is visit ing her brother, W. II. Daughe-.ty aim fjinily. y-t. Opal Hand and Dee Jones of Ilujaila will be married today. Thny w.ll live in the Karl K. .Mills apart in. .pis on Adams avenue and Seventh stree;. Carer Hiifton Medley and father. Willil.m .Medley returned Wednesday night f ii.in Oregon City where they were tinting their son and brother I). i ris mil fninily. Carey will leave Sirtirdf.y for Sneramento, Cnl. . Henry Ventcb, who returned home last Saturday, has been in bed since with the flu. Sirs. Hollon Hamble aim ihughter Jean from Salem are visiting Sirs Hamhle's aunt, Sirs. Catherine Hader. Announcement of the marriage of Miss llildred Hall, daughter of Geo. H. Hall, formerly of the Ottiigo Grove bank. and now of fllendale, Cal. to Harry Carletnn Ariuilnge, has been received by her friends. They will live in (ilendnle, and were mar ried June 13. Mrs. I.ydla Stauffenr nnd grand daughter, Sliss Helle Hurkholder. came over from Corvallis and are vis iting Sirs. Stauffers daughter, and Sliss Belles' mother, .Mrs. Clara Hurkholder. Henrv Slason nnn family left on Thursday for Sledford and Ashland. Charles Roner has three days oil for vacation from carrying mail on till' east side. George H. Hrninurd Is tnkintt his place. Sirs. M. E. Janes came Thursday from Snn Francisco where she has heen visiting nnd is visiting b niece, Sirs. Hert Cochran. She will leave Friday for her home in Spt, kane. Washington. The Junior Christian Endeavor of the Christian church bad their picnic Tuesday evening in the park. SANTA CLARA, June 10. (Spe cial) Irma and Emil Strome, accom panied by Sir. and Sirs. W. A. Voll stedt of Tangent attended the Hose festival in Portland Tuesdsy and Wednesday. Sir. and Sirs. George Simkins mo tored up the SIcKenzie highway .Sun day afternoon. -Mr. and .Mrs. Ross Guiley Hnd .Mr. Guiley's uncle of Springfield, started for Tillamook Wednesday morning to lie gone two or three days cliim fish ing. , Sirs. Richardson of Eugene spent Wednesday night with .Mrs. J. R. I.iles. .Mabel Rndaltaven and Virginia Rob-lt-iille accompanied hy their sewing ciuii leader .Mrs. Rii-hardsnn, and about i!0 patrons attended Lane coun ty day of the club work school at I -orvailis Wednesday. Sir. Holey, Sir. and Sirs. O. H. Higgs and son Slatiiew visited Wed nesday night and Thursday at Oregon Lily. Sir. and Sirs. Homer Rowling, who are here visiting Mr.' Rowling's pa rents, are speni:ng the week attend ing the Portland rose show anil vis iting Sir. Rowling's sister, Sirs. Ken neth Slietlerly at Williiinina. They ex pect to leave Sunday for California en route to their home .in Detroit, Slich igun. Walter Campbell has sold bis farm lo Dr. Strand from North Dakota, who will lake possession July 1. The Campbells have lived on River avenue for seven years and will be greatly in.ssed in I lie community. The Thimble club was royally en tertained at the home of Sirs. G. K. Fry Wednesday afternoon. The wea ther was pleasint and the ladies en joyed visiting and doing fancy work on the porch. The following officers were elected to Berve for one year: President, Sirs. John Bennett; vice president. Mrs. C. Strome; treasurer, Sirs. G. K. Fry and secretary. Sirs. C. Wickwire. Late in the afternoon the hostess nssis'ed by Sirs. E. II. Camp bell. Gene Slarlattc and Knthryn Fry served a very delicioiiB luncheon, liuesls for the afternoon were Sirs. Bissell. Sirs. E. II. Campbell. Gene Mnrlatte, Kathrwn Fry and Georgia S;mkins. Club members present were Mrs Wickwire, Sirs. Gray, Sirs. Row lini. Mrs. Ilennett, Sire. Neilson. Sirs. Si romp. Sirs. Raker, Sirs. Simkins Sirs Kerr and .Mrs. Fry. The next meeting will be with Mra. Smith. Sirs. Roland Walker and Portland are visiting this week with Sliss Grace Shaffncr. Sir. and Sirs. Kd Oleson of McKen zic river valley were callers at the C. Strome home Sunday afternoon. OPENING DANCE June 20th in new hull, east of Springfield, given by Indies' Auxil iary of Farmers' Union. 4-piece or chestra. Everybody welcome. je20 "lUnLEMOTHERHAPPYAGAiN or the past nine ar, , . been very much distressed .i.i. " ing and stomach trouble due t ...... ! w , iRINTING Phone Springfield 2 Weaterfleld & Mazoy THE WILLAMETTE PRESS THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS T n..IJ I . uve o leave lav thr.. n.., 1"n-, "'"e taking , " of Mayr's Wonderful liem!0 ," years ago I have been entire!? .? no constipation or other trotibl.- l is a simple, harmless prep,,io t, remove, the catarrhal r.mcus frn Z intestinal tract and allavs the bp. mation which cause, practically .tomach, liver and intes,i,i ,ilm' inClllltlTlir Dnn.nin . t. 7. un ae i.,...... , ,,., reiunile. druggists. will. At ail A penny8 worth of poor baking powder can spoil a dollar's worth of companion ingredients play safe use OREGON MOTOR CO. Fhoni 049 030 OUrt MARCEL AND CURL, 79a 4.18 Washington St. Phone RM3-4. Vi TBZ WORLD'S GREATEST Goes farther Lasts longer Is Pure Dependable Economical . ALES TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND Saturday and Monday Specials! 3 lbs. Golden Bnnnnns 25o Fresh Crenmcry Butter, lb. 43c 6 lbs. Now rotntoes 4 lbs. Green Tena "Watermelons, lb. 25c 25o 3o .. 5c Beets or Cnrrots, per bunch Head Lettuce, eneh, (largo and fresh) .. 5o 10-lb. Snck Turo Cnno RuRnr, (delivered only with jrofories) G5c 3 rnckfiRPR Jell "Well 25c 3 Cnns Vnn Cninp's Spnghetti .... 25c 3 Cans CnniplieH'H Pork nnd Bonus 25c 3 rncknges Calumot v'ont Starch 25c 40-lb. Sack Olympic Flour S2.3D 4!)-lb. Suck Fisher's Blend Flour $2.45 )-lb. Sack Buckeye ( hit Meal . . 49c -lb. Can Caluinet Bakiii"; l'owtlcr 19c ;!")c Jar Mrs. l'orter's Salad PrcHrunfr 19c 2 Small Jars Sliced Beef 25c 2 lb. dm Hoyal Shaker Salt .... lOo 1 Quart Jar Aniai.o Oil 39c Pint Bottle Catsup (will qualify as high jfrndo) 22c 3 lbs. Fiincy Head Kico 25c (i lbs. AVhite Beans 50c 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 25c 3 lbs. l'runes - 25o 2 lbs. White Figs 25c 2 20o packages Cluster Kaisins .... 25c 4 Largo Cans Poaches or Apricots 89c 4 Largo Cnns Broken Sliced Pineapple 89c 1 Largo Can Goody Goody Sliced Pineapple 25c 2 Cans 2"c Peas (Guaranteed) -- 35c 3 Largo Cans Tomatoes 43c '! Cans Peas or Corn 43c 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk ... 89c 4 Cans Light House Cleanser .... 25c 4 11). Package Seedless Kaisins 39c 2 Packages Puffed Wheat 25c 3 Packages Shredded "Wheat .... 33c J lb. Can Folger's Coffee 49c .") lb. Can Koval Club Coffee .... $2.35 l!i. Fancy Peaherry Coffee 40c 3 His. Fnncv Peaberrv Coffee . . $1.19 3 lb. Box Sotla Crackers 45c 4i-lb. Box Graham Crackers 79c No. 10 Can Apples 48c No. 10 Can Hod Plums 48c Broom Special at 39c Aluminum Percolator, special . .. 98c 1 Nest of 5 Glass Mixing Howls, special 89c 100-11. Sack Best Cane Sugar (Cash at the Store) 1 $G.35 Twin Loaf Bread 15c 10 Bars Crystal White Soap 39c 3 Medium Size Cantaloupes 25c Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. 904 Olive Street Free Delivery in City Phone 522 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention NO ROAD SO SHORT THAT YOU DO NOT MEET A FORD THEY ARE SO PLENTIFUL! fV2 The"; Ford is the Most Popular Car .egardless of Price . w The number of Forth in use proves conclusively this sfatement to be true. All quality cars at a low price make it possible for people to own and cpsrate them and enjoy the pleasure of motoring at a minimum cost. There is every good reason why you should buy and Ford and not one good reason why you should not if a small car will serve your purpose. The Ford family of car owners is by far the largest in the world and by far the happiest. You are welcome to become a member today. BALLOON TIRE Equipment OUR DOOR FOR 650.10 You may put a Ford car "out of commission," but you CAN'T KEEP IT OUT. Every part that goes into the make-up of a Ford is carried in our parts department. This service alone is worth considering seriously when you are ready to buy a cai. There is no delay in replacement parts when you own a Ford. We Sell Goodysar Tires for Fords New Ford Owners h Your Name Written Here? Chester Kincaid 161 Madison St., Eugene Pauline Wilkin3 Motor Route C, Eugene Jens Terjeson Eugene, Oregon J. J. McDaniel Eugene, Oregon P. L. Durkee Coburg George Fawver Junction City B. J. SinSey Springfield, Oregon Chse & Lesley Eugene, Oregon George Wldmer Eugene, Oregon Mrs. J. S. Lake Noti Robert R. Gibson Eugene, Oregon F. M. Brown 261 High St., Eugene Potter Mfg. Co. Eugene, Oregon Joe Fowler Walton Branncr Bros ..Motor Route C, Eugene . R. Hlldreth 27 E. 9th, Eugene J. O. Edwards eugene, Oregon E. G. Sage 1148 Ferry, uugens Eldon Krael Crow Mfred Hoelton Crow H. H. Long Eugene, Oregon 1am Johnson Dexter Henry Wesolows';i Alpine Gcone Morri'l Eugene, Motor Rou'e B 0. M. 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Ford Tudor Sedan Comploto with Stnrtor nnd Balloon Tires, Kugone Ford Fordor Sedan Complete with Starter ami Balloon Tiros, Kugone . 650.80 $796.40 3796.40 Ford Truck -With Ford Cah, Flat nick SCCO ft ft stake sides, all steel, at Kugene Fordson Tractor Delivered to you on vour farm , $590.00 Easy Terms if Desired ! 1 TERMS WIS V -V. UTVi l i -Airt. 'TIB . mmt IT IS ALWAYS TWW LOOK FOR THIS GOOD BUSINESS to W SIGN on USED CARS Buy a Used Ford Here ! THE ABOVE SIGN IS YOUR GUARANTEE $350.00 2 $275.00 $265.00 1923 Ford Coupe Spotlight ami Speedometer, going at 1923 Ford Touring, llassler Shook Absorbers, for 1923 Ford Touring, (iood Tiros E. C. SEMiVaONS CO. E. C. SIMMONS Authorized Fcrd Dealers EUGENE L. E. SIMMONS 1
