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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1916)
I DIED Roy B. Morgan, aged 42 years died Saturday April 15, at 1:10 P. M., at his home at 307 Twelfth avenue east, Eugene, He leaves a wife and one son, Deloss, his mother, Mrs. Mary Morgan, threo sisters, Miss Daisy Morgan, of Eugene, Mrs. Herhcrt E. Walker, of Spring field and Mrs. Winnie Buster, of Los Angeles, and one hrother Ned Morgan of Lowell. He was a member of the Christian church; of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen and of the United Artisans. The fuueral services were held this afternoon from the Gordon and Veatch parlors at 2 o'clock. James Lane Tallman died at Ids home in the Mohawk valley April 15, 1916, He was born Oc tober 11, 1855, in Iindiana and was married to Mrs. Sarah Smith Mercer in 1876. To them four chlldrein were born as fol lows: Mary J. Tallman, Mrs. Charles Hayden, Mrs. J. Shan non and Utsle Tallman. In 188S they moved to the Mohawk val ley and the deceased made his home there until his death. He was a member of the Christian church for 31 years. The fun eral was held this forenoon at the Baxter cemetery at 10 o 'clock. . Mrs. Guy Noble received a copy of the Muskegon Daily News telling of a lamp invented by her father Lee C. Beadle of Crystal Valley, Michigan. Mr.j Beadle formerly lived in Spring field. The paper says: "The light which is of the wall bracket variety works on the hall and socket principle, the bulb covered by the shade screwing into a ball-like ar rangement which fits into a soc ket allowing the light to pivote at thirty-one different angles." The following are the mer chants who give coupons: Hayden & Metcalf. M. C. Bressler & Son. Ketels Drug Store. C. E. Sales Toggery. I. D. Larimer. Wolf & Miller. Swarts & Washburne. Mrs. D. Crouch. Following is a fist of the con test&nts Miss Helen Roberts 53,675 Miss Sylvia Strubin 30,350 Sirs. Delbert Bucknum ....25,625 Miss Eva Titus, Marcola.,24,950 Miss Hazel Redmond 12,475 Miss Ruby Crabtree, Camp Creek 1-...10.525 Miss Mabel Duryee 7,950 Chloie Woolley 7,000 Gertrude Wililams 1,900 Duttee Fischer 1,050 MOUNT RAINIER MINING CO. ! If you are interested in this I company you can learn some- j thing that may be of great ad-; vamtage to you by writing at once to J. E. Lee, 1815 23rd Ave. S., Seattle, Wash. 21-22 j In City Pound One black and tan terrier dog, female. Owner may have same by paying charges. CITY MARSHAL. Classified Ads For Sale, (lent, Wanted, Etc. LOST Breastpin with name of "Stella." Leave at News of fice. 23-4 FOR SALE or Exchange A nice little home 3 miles from the ocean, near the Soldiers' home H acre with neat 4 room house and necessary out buildings, windmill with plenty of water. Oranges, Lemons, Olives, Peaches, Apricots, Figs apples and plums. Value of acre and buildings, $2,400. Will exchange for town prop erty or acreage in Springfield. See Edward3 fiBrattain. FOR SALE The northwest cor ner of 2nd and Main St., lots 9 and 10, this property is well situated for a hotel, High school, City hall, Masonic Temple or any public edifice. Easy terms, see M. M. Peery or write Paul Bettelheim, Visalia, JHfornia. FOR SALE EGGS -Thorough-' bred Partridge Wyandotte, 75 cents for 15. Mrs. W. L. Hol lingsworth, Douglas Gardens, ho Sprh FOR SALE Good farm wagon and harness. L, M. Cagley. Hundreds of Dollars in Prizes TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN A By The News and Springfield Merchants THE CAPITAL PRIZE Which will be given by THE NEWS will be an elegant $400.00 Obermeyer & Sons PIANO Several of the Merchants of Springfield have contributed VALUABLE PRIZES and will give . Local Vote Coupons With each $1.00 Cash Purchase Rules and Regulations Governing Contest are as Follows: ANOUNCEMENT This Piano and Popularity Voting Contest will be conducted fairly and honestly on business principles, strictly with justice and fairness to nil con cerned. With the above principles, it will bo an assured success. PRIZES The capital prize will bo an Obermeyer & Sons' piano. Also other valuable prizes to the amount of many dollars, which are announced herewith. CANDIDATES Young ladles in this and adjoining towns are eligible to enter this contest, and the party receiving the largest number of votes will receive the beautiful $400 Obermeyer & Sons' Piano, and other premiums will be distributed in accordance with the contestants' standing at the final count. TIE IN VOTE Should any of the contestants tie in votes for any of the prizes, a similar prize will be awarded. VOTES CLASSED Votes will be Issued In the following denominations: New Subscrbers, COO votes $1.50 Renewals, COO votes $1.G0 coupon, which enn bo votod frep for any lady contORtmit Renewals, more than ono year, COO votoa $1.60 Content to run about 00 dnyn. CONTEST WILL KN'ri Hack Subscriptions, 400 votes $1.C0 MONDAY, MAY 1G, 1010. Tho right to pontpono diUo 5 years New or Renewal Subscriptions, G000 votes.. J7.G0 of closing Is reserved If Btilllclont causa should occur 10 years New or Renewnl Subscriptions, 12.G00 votes.. $15 Ten dnys prior to closing contest, tho Judges will euro- 20 years Now or Ronownl Subscriptions, 30,000 votes.. $30 fully lock or seal ballot box and take same to tho bank INSTRUCTIONS Rosults as to standing of votes will whore the name will lie In a placo where voting can bo' be issued after 30 dnys. No votes accepted anMess than dona during huslnoss hours nnd locked in a vault ut night regular price of paper concerned In this contest. No ono until close of contest, when tho Judges will tako charge and connected with this paper, or bclongng to the mmcdlate count same and announce tho young ludles winning In their families of the merchants cc-operuting, will be allowed to turn. become a candidate In this contest or work for contestants. Tho last ten days nil voting must bo dono In n senled Votes, after being counted, cannot bo tramfurrod to an- box nt tho bask. IT ynudo not wish anyone to know for other, lie sure to know for whom you ore going to vote whom you nro voting, plnco your cbbIi for subscription before coming to tho ballot box, as tho editor or anyone togothor vHh your touron In a sealed envelope which else will not pive yw cny 'n'ormaton on the subject. The w:il Lo furulnhed you. and put samo In ballot box. This key it. the ballot box wll bo n possession of tho awardng will gvo ovoryono a nqunro deal, committeo durng tho contest. For the first thirty days tho paper will run a 25-voto THIS CONTEST WILL CLOSE MAY 15, 1016. Nominate Your Favorite Lady and Help Her Win the Grand Prize 2nd PRIZE PRINCESS DRESSER VALUE $18.00 Donated by HAYDEN & METCALF Household Outfitters . We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each $1.00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. 3rd PRIZE. HIGH SPEED MOTOR WASHER VALUE $13.50 Donated by M, C. BRESSLER & SON Hardware, Stoves and Ranges We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each $1.00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. 4th PRIZE, KODAK VALUE $12.00 Donated by KETELS DRUG STORE Druggists Wo give a 12i,l.-voto Coupon free with each 50c Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. 5th PRIZE, STEAMER TRUNK Donated by VALUE $10.00 C. E. SALES' TOGGERY Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Shoes We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each $1.00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. Cth PRIZE, DUE BILL IN TRADE VALUE $5.00 Donated by I. D. LARIMER Staple and Fancy Groceries We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each $1.00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. 7th PRIZE, PLUSH ROBE VALUE $5.00 Donated by WOLF & MILLER Harness, Shoes and Repairing Wo give a 25-vote Coupon free witli each $1.00 Cash Purchase Ask for Coupon. 8th PRIZE, TWO HAMS VALUE $5.00 Donated by SWARTS & WASHBURNE Meats We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each $1.00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. 9th PRIZE, PANAMA HAT VALUE $5.00 Donated by MRS. D. CROUCH MILLINERY We give a 25-vote Coupon free with eacli $1,00 Cash Purchase. Ask for Coupon. Call for and Save your Tickets Beginning To dayIt May Help Some Lady Win a Prize. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CONTEST MANAGER N ingheld, Ore. mi -J?.4. ' i i
