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Newspaper Page TextPRINGHD, UNR COUNTY, OA3W, f m$dW MAY 30, 191S. tf,miHruRttr etof Con ft at X ttth.Wn VOL. XVII NO. 1i. SPRINGFIELD MAN LAID 10 REST HEBE WEDNESDAY Funeral of Edward M. Duryee Was Hold In Methodlrt Church Yesterday FLOWERS ARE BEAUTIFUL "Death .We-nday Evening Duo M Wara" nlnjs of Arierlet; Bean Invalid Tor 12 Years -.1 G. B. Prettyfflsffi MarTifo Miss Erma L. Gro"u1? of Call'foY--nla May 16. "EdwaTa N, Duryeo of title city, who hus Len aerwuBly 111 (or about two wooks died Monday ovonlng at nlno o'clock, at hit homo on A strcot bo tifteif Bovoritu ana Eighth. Mr. Duryeo was bom at Osslnn, Mich "lgan January 23, 1S01, 67 years ago. H6 teamo wont In 1891 and nettled at 'Camp Crook, Oregon whoro ho mar Vied Mlsh Crabtroo hie present wife. Thoy ilvOd In Camp' Crook (or nlntccn years, spending all this tlmo on ono (arm thcro. Tho Duryoo family Ihoil nldved to Dlkolton, Washington wildrfl limy llv ,od two years. Four years ago llioy moved to 8prlng(lald, which place" has boon their homo alnco that tllno. Ilr. Durvon had been nn Invalid far li years, sutforlng (rom hardening 0f icl,urc, thara' ,n tho Prosenco of only tho artorlos. and two wooks ago com- a I0W inouaB na relatives, ENO&AVORER SELL PIANO Young Welo of Htydtn Bridge Qlve Mtfflsy to Red CtOU, The ChrMfafl Eendoavor noiidly nt Haydon Urf(Tf Mondoy gavo $70.00 to tho Third Ito(f GtdM fund through tho Springfield dlsfVAit This monoy was raised from tho mit Ot tho piano ownod by Uio Endeavor ddillety, and was given Vn honor of tho aVtfn young men who wore members of this so clflty and who aro now In tho' sdrvlco of tholr country, vis: Iloland VL Mo shlor, Olon LoVoo and Herbert M'd'on, nil at Citmp Lowls; Earl Powell In Texas; Paul Myors, Leonard Knight and WUIianl Morgan, now In France. This was given In addition to a vory liberal doitntlon of tho pcoplo of tho Haydon iMdgo neighborhood to lb Third Red Gross War fund. JUNIQRB ENTEBTAfN WITH BIG PROM Give Annual Affair Friday Night Irt Assembly Room of High School ' Springfield Man Smrptiits Friends Tho mombors of tno1 li'nYoY clflM of Springfield high senbol gavo" an amusing and highly cntertaYnri'tf pro gram Friday evening at BiW iW (h hlgli school assembly room, TheVy wtt a good audience and a neat sum W&A realized. This was tho annual Junior program glvon to ralso money to en tertain tho Senior class, and to glv9 i them tholr annual "send off." Tho program began with a plantf solo by Maude Gorrlo. Tho school orcrestra rendered a selection and Ray Alexander and Maude Oorrltf wore" the principals In tho Illustrated reading, "Tb$ Courtin." This was the story of a bashful young gallant who went courting a bashful young maiden but It all came out right In the end. Tho two trio numbers, the boys' and tho girls, wero oxcellant and were repcadctly encored. Tfia pantomime, "Tho Unoympathot- c Mbthor," was a scream. It pictured a liWJ!-, Indolont daughter whoso moth-, or dbliftl not got her to work, and how hor' frllffids almost got Into trouble when tliuy fried to get her to go on a picnic' with tilero. Vora Scnsenoy and plications sot In which ho was unablo O. B." Prottyman oMlih city spnlHg' a hugo surprise on his friends when' ho went down to OrlnAd, California tho fifteenth of this mottll'and mar ried MUn Erma Lj, arbut' of that City. Tho ceremony was preformed May i tr l.i if... ......... . .i . . i . ' - - . m, in uiu imnuuuiiO OI M10 uapiISC El in Pnnnnl irtrnr wnrn tin mnlhnr and daughter, and" Audrey Perkins, Verdoh Mriy, and Jznies Lewis tho BED OH FUND mim quota Campaign Conducted by Ladles f Several Auxiliaries of District Under tho direct management of t. - . ... . t n . .... ... uyiiuiiuiu was exircmeiv hat. and that ii,. oismci ims ratsea tno sum or 11.67 aviation camps aro Indeed Interesting, for tho Second Red Cross War fund.! she says It Is not an unusual sight to y. I,KureB " r "Duiaiea give view 100 airplanes In the air at one tho sums raised if Iko various aux- tlmo. She Is en rnntn n w ,n in, ... i nmrios as .ojiowb: Portland. Mrs. Jacobs, who has spent 0""""mu- inwuBinB i-runo- several months In Creswcll, will ac- Tiuo ana nycxman 1751.90 company Mrs. Stevenson to Portland .... 4,.s. VhArA aha will mnanA 4Ux 3SAfr 170.76 . FaW Cfek 104.87 1 . . ftw dreek j.. 73.50 ;SpimgfieId Red AIR FLIGHTS INTERESTING Mrs, Stevenson Saw Manewver Many Planes at San AntenFev Mrs, E. R. Lomley of this cltr ea J&y6& a weok-end visit from hor sis- .tor", Mrs, D. Stevenson, and her moth er, Mrs, A. M. Jacobs. Mrs. Steven son in returning (rom a seven months' stay in flan Antonio, Texas, with her daughter, whoso husband is In the federal service. Mrs. Stevenson says, with tho ex ception of two months, tho weather umx- 68.00 , SH11.57 Tho cYty (Smpdlgn was directed by Mrs. A.'ffi Vfi f&lzsh and teams ap pointed frohY tke focal auxiliary by her. In the ouTOae'' districts the work was directed by tlh? president ot tho auxiliary, assisted ijT ioth male and female workers. Cross Has Meeting Election of Officer, Nomination of Committee and Report Occupy Session The regular monthly business meet- ing of the Springfield auxiliary of the Tho brldo and groom wont to WH- friends': Tlio' cornet b61'o by Lynol Stralton ..... .. Iowh. Cnllfornln Ininimllnfntv nfinr Dm 10 WitnbinnU) unu no imsavu nwnyi - . Monda ovonltl icoromony wnoro inoy oegan a tourjnnd tho' Trombono-Crarfnet duet by "lib is survive.! fcy n'fA wlfd, four!or lrUlorn nnd contrn' California by nay Alexander and D. S. Deals wero tlaughtSrs, Mrs. Elgin Jlndloy 6t Yar-)nutoraob,,' " ' ' well received. DliV the lilt of tho oven- 'noil, Misses Mnblo, Edna ilff t)k Klin Tho,' aturod to Springfield lasting was tho play! ''Dr. Curo-All." It of Snrinuflolil. n irrnn.iimn nin,', litiu I Saturday, Ohd expect to niako their , portrays Dr. Cure-All and his nurso S6y, and n slstor Mrs. Clnra McnrflV'homo ,n M d(y fdr tli6 prssont. Mr. (Mario who claim to bo ablo to euro Of Los Angeles, California who arrived Jn tills city Tuesday morning. Tho funOtal was hcldyostordajt. af. tarnobn i( llio .Molhodlst ' Epfscopnl .Church hero. Tito Ihltfed quartot, Mrs. A. J). Van Vnixali. Mrs. W. L. Mc Tnlloth, O. D. Kessoy and W. V. Hutch Jnson, sang "It Is Well With My Sou'." Tho sorvlcos wore In chargo of Dr. S. A. banford, pastor, and Rov. J. T. Mooro. formor pastor. Or". Danford pl'o'ttymon Is W4ll known fa this city .everything. Tho medlclno, put up In coiMnifhoro four J'oSrB ago fr6fn Cal- numbered bottles, proves to bo merely lforqllA ITd Js a mocfiflhlc lfi Clio ma- chocolate and wator ond the, cures are chine tfhlfijfPdf to noou-Kelly inlll nffocted by tho mind. Tho patients hero. come with various ills and troubles. A ih6nlh is requlrod for Uio modlclnd Tho success of the'catfbafffn Is en- tlrely due to tho effortB-oTttte- women l-nod Cro8a was neW Tueaday evening BOlleltnm In Ihn rlfv nrfl iW m "e W na- Ujvislon of tho district they' are" tfa tltjed to much pralso. Those prominently connected wllh'' the drive were: Camp Creek, Mrs! Masterson, Charles Stephens; Thurs ton, Mrs. Phetteplaco and Taylor; Jas-. por, Mrs. Blair and Hills; Lowell, Mrs. Matthews and McBee; Fall Creek, Mrs Irene Drury; MU Vernon, Mrs. Sweany OFFICIAL COUNTS FOB NOMINATIONS ARE NOWCOMPLETE Vote on All Rerjubllr.an ami Democratic Candidate Officially Announced. BALLOTS HAVE FEW NAMES Choice of Many, WouW-Be' Holders Written-In at County and State Primaries.- Offiee The official coHnt of the Republican vote at the primaries In Lane county was completed at the office of the county clerk Monday and the figures on the several candidates voted for are as follows: National. Committeeman. Bruce Dsnnln ... , , - . f y Ralph E. Williams iis U. S. Senator (Short Term.) A. H. Burton 1427 Fred W. . Mulkcy tfj Chas. O. SchnabeL s?r U. S .Senator (Long Term.) Charles L. McNary 1793 Robert. Stanfleld , - ig?t Mrs. Guy Halsey was nominated and elected as assistant secretary for the organization herdi Thle Is a new office, tho work becoming too heavy for the secretary to handle alotte An' entertainment committee was appoihf&l with tho following ladles Ben w- Olcott as memD'eVs: Mrs. Edesso Cox, Mrs. 9 SImP8on I J. Demlcli, Mrs. Percy Tyson, Mrs. James Withycombe. Representative In Congress" W, C. Hawley .... 3205 Governor. J. E. Anderson F. C. Harley...; Gus C, Mnser. and McPherson. Tho local solicitors, appointed by S,,aB GW Mrs- D- W. Foot. Mrs. Nor- . State Treasurer. and working under Mrs. A. B. Van man Howard, andMIss Florence Cof- Adams Valzah wero: Mrs. N. W. Emery, Mrs. "n- " ' ' 7" Cuslck... L. May. Mrs. Stlas Gav. Mrs. Charles ' Ten new members were reported for Pr Hoff. a Myers, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Ethel Bal-tho month ot May- Tlie8e members - M. Plummer Ti?eunsolicIted. , -..i.J.tyan-- Tha local1 chanter has made a' lartre Ben P. West number of surgical dressings since! Justice of Supreme Court. lyrMrs. Fred Htnson, Mra. Percy Ty son .Mrs. Fred Walker, Mrs. Anna Hill, Mrs. Wm. Rouso, Mrs. C. E. Whealbrti Mrs. Harry Whitney, Mrs RUNAWAY DOES NO.DAMAGcj(d taUfi effect, and at tho end 6f thatlEUa SilttOn. Mrs. M. M. Peery. Miss Team Owned by Win". BrafYto Causes Excitement Frfja f. W tlmo fno'y cdmo back, each deafrl'nff vongeancd 6ii fid d6ctor. FaC people have been made t06th plckif (hln peo Much oxcltmont was? ridenn!nnvl 1 a bashful girl forward, find & road from tho 90th Psalm and from i Friday afternoon whon thJh wagon and" w)k.'orless man has griSwfl a beiutl- tho fourteenth chaptqr of John. Ho : two horsos owned by W. iSasflcld of ' fiff Mu mustache. But thd rfocfdr has" thon paid a trlbuto of MapocC to his West Springfield becamo fififehtonod olopif m'lh tH rich widow fn search 'frlond, govo a short hfsfd'ry of his'"'"' ran nway. iof n imetmrx- Walter Gossldf flfid lUo, nnd told how near nfi always The team was on oast Mali) dnd' Lena TIffdfl we."0 the doctor ond thd was to his God. Ho satd ho" would 11 ty Hashed down Main street hoiil'td' nurso, and" ffra pa.'-,onts wro James 1)6 TftlBscd not only by his sorrowing west, evading all attempts to sfob1 Lewis, Fern frttvls," Maude Gorrlo, family and rolatlvos but by his chuYclr j them.- Turning at Second street thoV 6llza CopenhaVdr; VordoJ1 May 'th6 Masonic lodge of which ho was aM crossed' tho Springflold bridge nnd'l .lloxnnder, Jean Fitfcner, anJl Audrey moml)6r, and by tho community In' cdntlriueU" to1 thofr homo whoro they Perkins. Edna SwartS, Mrs. Dan Gore, Mrs. W. N. Long, Mrs. J. C. Holbrook. Mrs. U, G. McElhaney, Mrs, Frank Bartholo mew, and Mrs. iteod! MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD Proflram For bay Is Ift Charge of the Ladies of G. A. R. 'whlcli lib has been for so long. Rov. Mooro paid n beautiful trib stdliped. NO-1 daiiitftf was done uto of lbvo and rospoct to his departed , sovcruT podlilo baroly escaped bolng ' Tho program concluded with a tronT although bono solo by D. J, fiehl's";- CONVENTION AT CESWELL Sunday School Workers of tT&Vrl'ct id Meet June 1-2 friend when ho said that ho stood out, j run ovtir among others, as n dear frlond nnd 'u ' ' " iirothor In Christ. Ho said that ho! friend's" Hera lay near his heart, for tho suffering! Mr- and Elmor Whltmor and ono Is always doaror than tho well.,80" Jy of Suction PraYId, Indiana,; Th&Q w b(J a convontlon of ".r Z" Cnm ZSZr. . u( l4 SundaVscVol workers of tho Creswel, W ef tho' mar.no U&td following ... DiiiivwiiB, nun uuw uncom-' "" v...,, tny-iiw0 1.0. The RPsstnnn u-111 hn The fil6m6rlal services of this city aro bdiUg Ijeld this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Tho ladles of the local G. A. R. nfG In charge, and a fine program has" feecn arranged. The program is ns follows: Prayer Rov. H. C. Editiff.' Song America. Oration Attorney Howard Brown1-' oil, Eugcm j Trio Hfgli eehool students. FlowOrs Will he scattered from the street bridge over tho mill 225 115 622 822 .1797 . 158 ; 721 .1205 272 tho last meeting in April. There have 'John S. Coko,.., been 1679. 4x4 compresses made. 385iCnarles. A, Johns. 4x5 compresses, and 19 4Inx5yd rolls. Hospital garments made this month as follows: 10 helpless bed shirts, 99 operating caps; and tho Haydon Bridge chapter, which Is an auxiliary to the Iocaf chapter, made 50 face masks and 15 suits of pajamas. No report ps to our standing in this week's Red Cross drive Was glvett. 67S -2204 - 484 v3113 "4 FISHING TRIP EXCITING the Hecmid Plnlnfng find trusting ho always was. )t A& ornoon. Thtf Wliftriidrs are hoU , cjir,Btlan church Jhoro "I am happy,' said RdV. Mooro, ''to o iray.s mm, y T .oy, An lnt8tJng nnd ho, fu, lay this trlbuto of roBpocl Oil tho oxpoct to oxtond their tour, which tf.oy boon-BrtHnsed and Baveral out. casket of this man whoso" soiil has nro "'liking In a Franklin chr,' unefl ,,, ,,,, tf.n .,.. cemote'ry' were docorated In thd foro noon btWrnembers or the G. A. R. gono up to God. And wo sliould swehr ' "oxt Ausust over this caBkot to load lives of righl- 1 tho delegates. EleiiWd Grand Master, W. F. WalkoVo'f'fhls'clty was oloct- Speclal music for each0d grand mastor'dlt tlio' Grand Lodge, Two Men Sight Black Bear on River at Hayden Bridge Monday evening while on a fisllliig trip to Haydon Bridge, Pratt Holvdf- son of this city nnd Homer Davis of Eugene saw a good sized black bear bdtieath tho railroad bridge. At' Sfgilt ofthe two men it Jumped into the rlveY swam to tho old boom In tho rl've'r) and climbed Out. Tho bear then quickly ran along the bddftt 1 Jonn B- Bell Percy R, Kelly. Attorney General, George M. Brown . 3174 Superintendent Public Instruction. J. A. Churchill..-. Labor Commissioner. Wm. A. Dalslel...., '. 766 John H. HoMon..., 663 John C. Nlckum , 655 Public Service Commissioner. Frank J. Miller 1782 Fred A. Williams 1444 Superintendent of Water Division. H. E. Abry 497 Percy A. Cupper 1402 J. B. Scbaefer . 919 State Senator (Lane.) O. H. Foster. . Walter B. Jones ... . ..1766 Etate Senator (Lane and Linn.) Elbert Bede icns Accepts Position n .. .1 1 1 1 . 1 .,u BUuUhS lu wo may f Dort Nckum of u,,8 oUy h - Bono ie- od a po8tllon , thQ dopaift-1 fore at tho foot of tho throne of God." Wnt of the Cox and Cox deparUnent1 The quartott rendered. "Lead Kind- Bt0r4 nnd began h8 now duUo8 M:. ly Light." and after tho reading of day, Mr. Nlckum ,a wo known',Jsl session has also been prepared. I Thoro will bo a baskot dlnnor Sun- iay noon. Death of Mrs. Sarah Dunnlna Mrs. Sarah1 E. Dunning or Oakridga tho ritual and a prayor by Dr. Dan- th'lcl'ty, whoro ho formorly conducted" '" nt ,ho homo of hf Son, O. M. ford tho beautiful song, "Abide With a moat mnot, VJlniitfng abovo Oakrldgo'. Saturdiy XT m " wna Q 1 in t- I ' .. .' JAv. . i x . n n . . ... Me," was sung, T)ho Masonic lodgo had charge of tho rborvlcos at tho gravo and Inter-' Will Attend School uf'tc?ifton, at tho ago ot 72 yoars. F. W, fjr I. O. O. F., of tho aflutb'(df . Oregon at tho convention held' a$ Seaside fast week. Mr. Walker Is' a" riativo of Oregon, and is well fitted fdr tho" place, bolng well versod In Odd .Fel lowship. Ho returned to homo Friday ovonlng. Resigns Position Mrs. C. Barnott of this city has re signed her placo as clerk in Mc- Wifllrnr firnnnrn,! tUn 1ti1r , ' 1 . . ..... u . vf... uv. ...u UUU A-Jff Grncb iJldwoIl of this city, who Is shipment to Ottlrawa, iowtf. whoro meat-was mado In Laurol Hill come- attending school In Salom, will attond tho'Viirfal will bo made. O. M". Dun-DowoH's Department storo. 'her real tory. Tho mombors of Uils lodgo nnd school In Astoria this summer and nlg loft Tuesday with tho body" t'tf tho (gnatlon taking effect Saturday night. tho" Senior class of Springflold high noxt winter. Her school In Salom will old home. school attondod tho sorvlcos In a body, bo out tn 'ahbtJior wook and sho ox- ' . Thero woro many beautiful, flowers, Poets to loava'nt oncn for Astoria. ' Loyal Legion tributes :6f lovo and respect for -tho departed ono and of sympathy for tho sorrowing ones, . Undergoes Operation Mrs. A. N, Hanson of Lonburg un- Meets Tho members of- tho Springfield Loyal Legion of Loggers nnd Lunf ' Sllis Mohair 'E. BMor'ri'soh of this city shlppod bormon att'ehdod a locturo Tuesday" uuuui uuW pounus ot moitair to salom ovonlng In tho high scnool building: iuosuay. Mr. Morrison has purchaBod Tho lecturo, which was delivered by' Wendllng Man.Hurt W. A. 'White ot Wendllng waB In jured whllo working In the Booth-KoV Xv mill. Itfnnrlnv nnrl van fnlrAn trt ln. this from Uio pobtro fn this vicinity, Captain Arnold" of tho V. S. Signal tfelio for. surgical attontton. Ha was n n.l linn lint MLJ..tr . 1 Mrs. Barnott has been etnployod In this plnco which was formerly Hill's Department store, for a year. derwortt:a major operation Monday and has bought' M'lcally their entire Corps, was , very interesting and the ' caUgh't Iff belt injuring his left arm t. Uio Moray hospital. yloldi . .... ..,.. ' L-j . ' ' fc " WHUVMI , V V(UW i until it reached tho east bank, wlldri it mado off along tho shore. It was a luVge black, boar and seem ed to be quits' afraid of tho two men. Are Here for Funeral Mrs. Ella SJoIs of Spokane, Wash ington, sister. f Mrs. Ed Duryeo of this city and FJSd Crabtreo of Port land, hor brotheY; aro in this city, having been called t'tf attend tho funer al of Mrs, Duryee's hustmnd Wednes day afternoon. Mr. DuWee's death bc'b'uTred Monday ovonlng". . s 1949 j: .w. To Work at Depot MWchell ot Eugeno has ac cepted a" position at tho dQpot taking the pla'd'o1 dt Oswald Olson -who has been calleil" l'n' tlid last draft, and ex pects to leave' Saturday. Mr. Mitchell will continue to'rimko' his home In Eu geno for Uio present 2868 1569 1 ,2055 Accepts Position lW Eugene MIsb Ruth Lansberry, d"a:agat'oy ot Mr. and Mrs, William Lansberry of this city has accepted a position as" stenographer with the Ax Billy de partment storo In Eugene. She began her new duUes this week. Representative in Lenlslalure. Ldilfs" & Bea'n.v........i801 AllenEatoii.,t..,.,J .1013 Jamos- Fullertpn 1060 David ;M. Grahamv ...1610 W. S.t Roberts 1369 H. C. Wheeler. 2182 County Clerk. Roscoe S. BryBon Sheriff. Groen B. Pitcher. Fred G. Stickles . County Treasurer, Benjamin F. Keeney. .'. . 793 Robert McMurphoy. .......... 450 Thomas W. Munroo .!. 255 James' L. Myers . . . 414 Edna Ward...,..... !.....M..'.1839 County Commissioner. M. H.,Harldw '.l.:..,...,....... 1912 John,. A. Holcomb....!..,..m..v... 805 w. k: wi8b......r.,:...:.........:...,. 813 " County Surveyor. Hplll's, W. Llbby....l::.........'....3068 County Coroner, , ,,; W. W, Branstetter.. ..3139 Tho; official figures pn ho Demo crntlcYoto at tho primaries In Lano county have boon announced. Ab Jho rnnUnued on pace two.) I- 1