TIOCSyiUNQFIELD NEWS
i MONDAY,
OCTOBER 9, 1916
-.EAGJCJOUR
Society Doings or the Season
EtfTERTAlN FOR "lROSH"
Of courso a freshman reception
wouldn't bo a freshman reception If
' some of iho 'Frcshlcs" weren't ducR
cd.'Tso the boys of the upper ciassos
ducked some of (he new boys' heads
in the wator. But they were "game"
' and took It the right way. The recep
tion was held at Stevens' Halt on
Friday evening and everyone got no
quatntcd with ovoryono else. Last
year's graduates were Invited and all
Expressed the wish that thoy were
back again this year. Tho entertain
mcnt commlttco has planned a de
lightful program which consisted of
several musical numbers and speeches.
Hill Hill, our student body president,
urged tho students to back up the boys
In athletics, said they would show
Kood results. Audrey Perkins, vlco
"president of tho freshman class thank
wl the upper classmen In behalf of tho
freshman class for the party. MY.
Stroud, Mr. Moore, our football coach,
Wlss Williams," and Miss Campbell,
ach talked and all backed up our
president In Ills sentiments on school
siflrlfc' and loyalty1. Albeit. Boa re,
football captain, ended his masterful
wailon with "If hard work will get m
'there, we certainly will get there."
And then tho refreshments why, they
looked so good to some of the .out
siders that they Just came and helped
themselves through the window. But
who wouldn't when there were punip
Wn pies and cider all around? The
party brokOj up when the dear little
'Ireshmen began to nod their heads
and close thel'riired eyes for of coiirse
they aren't used to being up so lat3.
JWhlle a crowd at the piano was saylug
"Good Night. Ladies," and "Home
Sweet Home"' the party came to an
end with everybody declaring thai
,they had a perfectly delightful time.
FEAST ON 'cOljN MEAL
A ieal "cira party, even to the re
freshments, which were corn meal
jnush, corn, flakes,, popcorn and cider,
-was tho feature ot Ihe party enjoyed
by about 35 members and guests of
the 'Ch"Hst6nTBa!'eavor society after
the. jnonthlybttsIaess, session. attho
Mrs. Dolbcrt Bucknum, and Misses
' Noll Nixon and Franco Travis. Among
tho young folks enjoying tho affair
woro: Mr. and Mrs. Sarga Sneed, Mr,
and Mrs. Dolbcrt Bucknum, Mrs. Ar
thur McCrackcn, Misses Oortrudo
WltltamB, Ethlyn Powers, Jean Lam
bort, Doris Lybarger, Ellon Lambort,
Minnie nemo, Vera Sensonoy, iluby
Sonscnoy Opal Whltoloy, of Eugeno,
France Travis, Mlnnio Beaver, Nell
Nixon, Helen Roberts, Marjorio Knott,
Elslo Woddle. and Mossors. 'Walter
Mountjoy, Harry Nixon, Russoll DImm,
Pnt Conloy, Roy Cairns, Harold Per
kins, Tom Nixon, Orlo Nettleton, Wal
ter Gus8ler, Reverend Chris. JonBon,
Clifford Jope and Carol Roberts of
Eugene.
HAS FIRST MEETING OF FALL
Ten members of the Ncedlccrnft
club met for the first time slnco early
summer at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Pollard nt 464 A street, Thursday
afternoon. Tho yearly business meet
ing was held, and three new members
Mrs. O. H. Jarrett, Mrs. E E Martin,
and, Mrs H Sandgathe, wero olocted,
. after which a delicious two course
.luncheon was served The noxt meet
1 ing will be held at the homo of Mrs.
R. L. Kirk on Seventh and F streets,
. on Thursday, October 19. Those pros
' ent at tho first meeting were: Mes
' dames Georgo Catching, R. L. Kirk,
Carl Fischer, MUton Bally, W. F.
Walker, H. R Walker. A. M. Beavei
R. Lk-Drury, Mae Stevenson and W. H.
Pollard.
.Christian church Friday evening. Tho
."winners of a popcorn race, Rusself
(Dimm and Miss Elsa "Weddle,. were
chosen King and Queen for the even-'
Ing. Many games, all pertaining to
the grain in some way, made the
evening an enjoyable onej The party
was In charge of the social committee.
PARTY MOTOR TO SPRINGS
Two automobile, loads of Springfield
folks made up a party spending yester
day at' London Springs. In the B res
Bier's car were Mr. and Mrs. E, E.
Martin, Mrs. M. 0. Bressler and -small
grandson, , and Fred Bressler, whllcj
Mr. and Mrs. L. May, Miss. Beatrice,
Holbrook, illss Dorris Slkes, and Win
ifred and Verdon May enjoyed the;
(trip in, f ho former's machine.
PRISCILLA CLUB MEETS , ,
Tho Priscllla Club held its first meet
ing; of ,tbe fall at the home of Mrs.
Walter Herndon on F, between Sev
enth" and Eighth streets' last Friday
afternoon. The afternoon 'was spent
with fancy work. Guests of the club"
were: Mrs. R. L. K'lrk, Mrs. Agnes
Herndon of. Ashland, Mrs. Aldred
Beaver. Tho members present were
Mesdames M. J. McKltn, J, M. With-i
row, A, J. McKnejr, William ,Pppald
son, Norman Howard, W. ,C R.obhan
I. D. Larimer, D. 8. Deals, W,U Ilouso,
Waltor Horndon. Tho noxt mooting of
tho club will bo hold with Mrs. Nor
man Howard nt hor homo on East
Main street.
Q. A. R. MEETS
Tho ladles of tho 0. A. 11, mot Fri
day afternoon In tho W. O. W. hall for
n regular Bosslon. Mrs. inmnn was
tnlatod into tho ordor. Visitors from
Eugeno wero Mrs. L. King, Mrs. II. A.
McDowell, Mrs. W. J. Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Plank, Mrs. Warner, and
Mrs. C. J. Barhlto, Mrs. W. I Arnold,
of Trent, and mother, Mrs. McGco.
After tho business, session refresh
ments wero served. On tho noxt moot
ing, Novcmbor 3, a chicken dinner will
bo sorved for members and tholr fnm.
lllos.
ENJOY ALL DAY OUTINQ
Tho Millcs Lulu Gilo, Estolln Martin,
Bess Palmer, Amlo Young, Edna
Swarts, Efllo Rhodes and Florenco Cof
fin enjoyed n trip to tho Fish Hatchery
yostordny. Tho young women woro
taken up In a Wlnton Six drtvon by
J. W. Hoyl of Eugeno, In tho morning,
spent tho day nt tho Hatchery and re
turned in tho evening.
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY PARTY
In celebration of tho fourth birth
day of hor small daughter. Miss Joan,
Mrs. Edesso Cox Invited olght of tho
neighboring children to her homo on
Fifth and F streets, from throo until
flvo Saturday afternoon, Tho lUtlo
ones had a happy afternoon playing
games a,nd enjoying tho blr.thdy cake
with candles and other .refreshments.
ALTA KING
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Democratic Candidate for
, . LEGISLATURE
I FAVOR:
Lower taxes, to induce' Immigra
tion and investment,- 'Rural
credits, for farm development,
Fewer commissions, -In the Inter
est of economy. Mortgage notes
iree from taxation, that interest
may be lowered and money
brought into circulation. t
, (PaId.AdvertIsement)
SPRINGFIELD WILL w
SHIP 100 CARLOADS
OF LATE POTATOES
E. E. Morrlion Predicts Lane County
Crop to ie 600 Carloads
This Year
Of tho COO carloads of potntooa,
which ho ostlnmtos will bo produced
In tho county this year, E, E, Morrison,
mayor and potato denlor of this city,
will ship about 100 carloads himself,
Ho has boon buying a good many po
tatoes lately, and ho has contracts
for a largo quantity for which ho
furnished sood Inst spring.'
Somo potatoes have Btartod coming
In already, although tho bulk of tho
crop Is not expected ror somo little
time. Mr. Morrison Is using tho gar
age building on tho corner of Mill
and Main streets for n warehouse.
Harvesting, however, Is well under
way, and largo quantities of tho po
tatoes will soon bo coming In to tho
warehouses. Inquiries from tho big
buyers nro bo far confined to lnfgo
stock, and they say thoy will, not
bothor with small potatoes or with
badly graded stock.
"I am preparing to Install a largo
potato grader In my warehouse," Mr.
Morrison said, "and I will grado and
repack all tho potatoos that I buy.
There will bq three grades, tho largest
of which will bo for table stock. Tho
other two grades will bo saved fori
seed, ami 1 have a market for all tho
culls, to bo used as hog food by a farm
er near Springfield."
Tho principal potato growing sec
tions of Lano county aro in tho vicinity
of Springfield, near Creawolt, and in
tho territory around Junction City.
Tho crop this year Is showing vory
llttlo evidence of blight, and if tho
rains will hold off for a short timo
thoro will bo practically no loss from
this source Thoro aro somo plants
Infected, and, If. It should rain tho
spores would bo washed down Into
the ground and affect tho crop.
Mr. Morrison entered tho potato bus
iness thrco yoars ago 'when the ship
ments from Lane county wero rather
Classified Ads
for Sale, Reat, Wanted, Eto;
FOn JBALE-rl'mcttcally now Ollvnr
Typewriter number 6. Machine Is
equipped with tabulator and back
spacer. It Is In good running ordor.
Call nt tho Nows ofllco and have It
demonstrated. Terms,
For
DJSTRICT ATTORNEY
FOR SALE Second hand Ukololo and
Instruction book, good ns now, will
soil chonp. Inquire nt Nows otllco.
FOR RENT Furnished cottngo.
qulro 287 Cth ntroot.
In-
OR SALE Nino aero farm ouo fourth
mllo east of Creswell. Rlvor bottom
land nil In cultivation, Has four
acres of loganberries, ono and seven
eighths acres in rod rnspborrlcs In
bearing Intermingled with four yonr
old npplo trooB. Has houso, barn,
and modern chicken houses, with
fencod In parka, Can bo had nt a
bargain. Addross A31, enro of Tho
Sprlngfiold Nows.
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L. L. RAY
(Paid Advertisement)
FOR SALE OH TRADE Small fruit
ranch within sight or Creswoll. Will
consldor trade on Sprlngfiold real
donco proporty. Address, 0 31,
Sprlngfiold News.'
D. W. ROOF. JEWELER
SPnlNOFIELD, f . OREGON
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
. .. . A syPeECMpTy,, , .
CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS ,
Dwxtistry
' " '15ft. I El RICHMOND Yr
OyerComrriercritttlk,
Springfield, OregJW.
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DrvKDALINE'REENEY FERRIS
Homeopathic Physician and SurgMn
Office, Baptist Parsonage,
Coraer Second and C Streets 1
HOURS: 9 TO 12. PHONE id
small. Two years ago h'otsent from fVj ' ' j p! '
Sprlngfiold somo seven carloads of SLtLyfELYQS OL fSTSLtttXlTl
the crop and: last year oven fifty.
HERBERT WALKER
. NOTARy. . - x .
pUBttd
9ffl n City Hall, BprlnansH. Qrn
For Farm and City' Property
' Exchanges a Specialty
Springfield
Phone 30
Or ego i
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R. Y. PORTER
Candidate for County Commiss
ioner on the Democratic Ticket
I Htund for n conunon-BoiiHo
ndmlnlstrntlon of county ))ub
dubs, want a dollar's valuo for
ovoiy dollar spout and If elected
will bco to It that tho tax payor
receives Uile. I want an econo
mical admlnlatratio'n of county
affairs nud If elected will do my
uttcrmoat to hco thut thla con
dition provalla, rogardlcsH of
politics.
Ji reside near Walker. Ofro.,
and havo for 38 years. I am a
former and hayo,madp ,aBtudy
of yie road question. I.fuvor
each distrlqt having Its allotted
amount of road monoy, If elect
ed will exert my best efforts to
nee that all parts of tho county
recolve fair troatniont at tho
hnndtj'of tho County C6urt.
. RBNFROW Y. PORTER.
"(faid Advertisement) '
Cr. F. SKIPWORTH
A of Eugene, Oro,
I ii.. ... . i (
, Present Circuit Judge '
For Lano, Douglas, Rontoti, Lin
coln', Coos and Curry Counties
Candidate for Re-election
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U By the skillful use' of the Opthal
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SHERMAN W. MOODY
Successor to
Burgess Optical Co.
OPTOMETRIST
881 Willamette St.
Eugene, Oregon. .
EDUCATIONAL DEMANDS .
If, Bciorc, the School Bell Rings seo
to It that your children's eyes aro thor
oughly and scientifically examined; '
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jf Defective, Eyesight, Js the,,n)QBLcom
mdn. causq of ' failures of 'clmdrep, In
tliel'r studies,, plso pfT hcailachej,. nerv
ousness' inability to concentrate their
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If perchance they do not give the relief
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If No other cost to you except for
broken lenses.
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ono year,
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