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'4' 1 IE! , WMmurxn tear. BrWNOnELD, BAJfE COtTt OUBQlOM, TCUttSDAT, MAY 25, 1922 NUMBER 15r LID JOHN INNI9 FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM WfiLTERVtLLE NOTES The ladle' Aid baaaer glreo Sat urday evening tu wU attended They bad t abort program and sold candy, fancy work Bad eupper. Over 140 M taken lo. which la to go to ward repairing tba charch for lha John It. Innla waa bora at Bat ca ve. Missouri, June 7. 1171. Ifa eama to Springfield lo 1I0. Ha mad tbla hla boroa nearly all tba tlma aftai warda. Ha early learned tba bar ber trad. For a number of yeere eomlng Sunday school convention ha carried on a abop on Mill street, when that waa tba bualnnaa aactlon ( tba town. I-ater. ba waa Interest d In abop up Main street In tba lalar yeare that Ilia aaloona were In flprlngfleld, b became addicted to drink, and became known aa a parlod Oladye Inman la tba onlr etudant lo gradoala from tba Waltarvltlc High school tbla form. Mr. rrad Dotson arrived hara from Portland Saturday evening. Ha las now gona la MoKenile brldga wber h ha. mnliml leal drinker. Aalda from that, ha waa Marvin Fountain returned from a quiet, orderly man, of many likable J handling Tueaday on account of alck qualities. Ha returned from Port- aa. land to Springfield a few months ago. Mrs. N. N. Kaldor and daughter and. In partnarablp with Walter Wll-i'uga made a bualnaaa trip to Eugene mot, put up a gaeoline aervlre atatlon Saturday. at the corner of Fifth and Main. I Tba McKemla High acbool etui- Ha bad bean drinking for eeverar1" holiday Friday, aa tba daya, and had kept to hla room ti building waa uaed for voting purpose, tha Bpong hotel alnca Tueaday morn- Laler Mllllcan and Sam Robert lag of laat week. Mra. Bpong ut' returned from Wendllng Tburaday. aaw blm Tharaday morning, about T,Thr ,ooB number of cattle ov. o'clock, atandlng at the mirror, fully." ww d before. I. w. vaughan and family mada bualnaaa trip to Eugene 8almrday. Mra. C. L. Inman attended aa a dele gala, tha grand lodge, I. O. a , aeealon willed met In Eugene Tueaday,- Wedneaday and Tburaday of tbla weak.' Several others from here ware PRESENT 8TATU3 OF THE KIZER MATTER dressed, and remarking that ba felt Tin. Becoming aneasy about him Friday morning. Mra. Spong aent noma on to look through lha traa win Into hla room about I o'clock. It waa en lying acroea a chair. una, viia win pia nno ana touching the floor. .It waa thought, ,D "dance. ! Mra. Harry Levertdae haa return. Tba tact baa been publlahed that O. F. Klaer, for nearly three yea. a janitor of tha Ltnoola acbool, waa er- raatad on tha 11th oa a charge of ra upon tha peraon of a girt of 11 attend Ing tba achooL Broticht before Jue- llee Walla, la Eugene. . Mr. Klaer waived examination, and waa bound over to tba grand Jury, whose next regular eeaeloa will ba In October. A preliminary laveetlgatlon hai been made under competent and au thorltlva direction; probably aa tbor ough aa could ba mada outaldo or court. Tbla la one atep In tha legal procedure. If It la found neceaaary for tba grand Jury to take tha matter up.and It la left open until next Oet-v bar. It will ba to tha detriment of tha Interests of tba acbool and the com munlty. GYMNASIUM CLASS :..' TO GIVE PROGRAM On Friday awning. May !. at 7:!t, tba girls of tha High acbool will give a demonstration la tha gymnaalam under tba direction of Mra. Ethel B. Meyers.- Tba program will be ren dered In tha regulation gymnaalam coat o ma with tha exception of ne daaea aolo by Mlaa Bern Ice Jacobaon. and la almpiy a reaume of the regv lar claaa work which tha glrla have been doing tba paat few months. It la given for tba purpose of ac quainting the parenta of tha glrla and othara who happen to ba interested. with tha work of the physical training department Editor's note. Owing to lack of apace we have left tba program oou but will aay that It Is an Interesting one and urge that tba parenta and eher patrona attend next Friday even ing. : THURSTON NOTES Freak Campbell waa home ' from Mabel with a alight Injury for few daya laat week. Mr. and Mra. Arch 8bougb motored down from Blue River Saturday and CLARENCE HILL 13 KILLED IN WAREHOUSE AT MORCr MORO. OR- May 21 (Special)- Clarence F. Hill, grade ta of tha Ci vereity of Oregon and former teach tw in tha Mora echools, waa killed thn Spent 8unday a ttbe homo of Mr. and morning wbea caught In a drive bet Mra.' John Price. jof a feed grinder ha waa operaUagr Mrs. Fred Ruasetl and Mra. Roy ,n th rnn' Davator Supplr Edmleton were In Engen ahopplng 6010 p,nr wmrehoaa. He was puU4 friday. .unaer me nywneei or ft gaaollne an Th. Davl. acbool. with M... Vad.'f " ' Gray aa Uacher. cloaed U.t Friday " , " ' " vu"fc .ih . . . '.crushed. Ha waa working alone. with an excellent program. , , ... . V, ., '-a awitai j W au9 MVIV Mr. George Piatt la an expert when oddfellows' lodge and waa ft veteran of tha world war. Hla parenta reside In 8piingfleld. Or, and a brother fa tha Jewelry business at Cottago Grove. Mr. Hill waa engaged to married next month. OREGON! AN He ha SAFETY FIRST MAN LEC TURES AT 4L MEETING POINTS COVERING PRIMARY RESULTS A summary of tba returns from lb primary, up 10 mis morning, gives M th, wguur noting of the 4Le oicou ua nomination for governor Ult Monday evening, the vlcebalr with an unofficial lead of 71 vbteellM. WAa laatalled and tha reaulsr OVar Mail. Ihnaln nf tha (nnnlh waa tmr,AA Walter M. Pierce U the DemocratleJ to. Following the meetlna tha SLa caaataata. I Inviia m tni rik ik. it. All tba praaent congreaamen were Uit?I M. AUkeB, neM Mfety engineer, for Oregon, of the Nation! Safety countil, give hla Uluatrated lec ture on "Safety First". Hla lecture apd picturea were exceptionally fine, and those that missed It, missed aomo thine: that would have craved of vatu. 1. tL. afAvlaHrv avaa nnrnlni ImA fr . . . . . j i - m inem in ineir airi vorr in in . I L, , , fc. . !u eMto' nujorlty of about' of prTntlnr lnjurlea. , . iwo IO one over Waiter B. jonea. 1 Xtlmr th .nnlnn nm.r.m a,.,r. renominated. Ralp E. Williams. Republican mem br a ohvalelan who examined lha body that be had been dad about ll!,a hr hom ,n California after an ex-'. of tBt Mtonal committee. w boura. Moonablne liquor from which witn manvea and renominated. . he had evidently been drinking, waa ltrnda ' ' ' The recall of the state public a!1 Tound In his room. It waa reported Mr. H. II. Motallag started nla work VCe commlaalonera prevailed. to contain formaldehyde and wood " vnV aiauon weanea- alrbol. i 1 . Mr. C. 1. Inman baa rnna In Wind. m . wo, tm wrii uvm hi , II L. . . . I Walker', chapel, at 1:10 Sunday ftfUr- r'.,n" I U L. Ray lathe Democratic nominee ' ... lnr. k. ... . . - noon, under the direction of the Elks lodge of Eugene, of which the de ceased waa member. The full ee vice of the lodge waa rendered at both tha chapel and tba grave.' Tba bur lal waa at Laarel tnil cemetery. Of several brothers and half bro thers. Squire Innla. of Jaaper. a half . Tueaday, brother, la tha only one now living; and ha and hla children and their tamlllee are probably tba only rela tives of tba deceased In this vicinity. Mr. R.C. Willie, of Medfqrd. aarr-a ,Bd w,u pr0B,bly makt . Btronf agataat Magladry. a few daya with hla parents. Mr. and Mra. V. V. Wlllla. Miss Nettle Fountain la III with Ibi sore throat Mra. !ester Milllran and mother, Mra. Mary Mllllcan, were la town "e 'the La. IL C. Wheeler and B. F. Keener q BEVERE'S STORE werai nonnnaviea ior represeniaave-oi I the Republican ticket by a decisive vote. For a dme, the third place was BROKEN INTO AGAIN In doubt between T. U Chambers and! "' nomr " Emmett hnt th. -nil .ffL'ol',cbMt honM WM red by d. returns ahow an apparent majority i"1" aalB U,t Thprlay night for Mr. Chambers. ..."v removed a small square window Retarna on tha vote on the par- 0B lb . "ar room, chaae of the county fair gronnda ebow Tn,n they m,du Aoor that tha propoaltlon carried. I"" ,nort- narrew P'1""4 Ur- u,d , It he bar on ft barrel In the rear room, . . 'and forgot to take It awayt when they . D. D. Weddle left for Taklma, Waah 'fUrished their pilfering In the atore- tngton. on Tuesday of. last week, ex- room. peeling to srend the summer there. I The thief or th elves took awav the omre aeparuneni coniaiua a reviseu here to Uke up the pastorate of ts 1 e benefit of hla health. He baa Inside tray of the cash drawer, al veralon of a dosen of Mother Gooee'e yint Baptist church In that cltv. i a brother and a sister there. HU thourh t could be seen that there poems, eacn iiiuairaung aomo moral ,n hla work there the first Sun to be observed by patrons of the post- jay In June The Rev. B. C. Miller will preach hla farewell aermoft at the Baptist church Sunday evening. By requeat at that tlma ha-will deliver hla ad- MftTUD ... dreea on -EvoIuUor". Ha will leave MOTHER OOSE 'Sunday night for PorUand where on , POST OFF,CE Monday ha will deliver tbla add roe before the Baptist ministers. A late bulletin Issued by tha poet-' Mr. Mer aoea to Aahland from office. We reprint several of best with the morale attached: the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis returned from their Texas Jaunt last Saturday. It coata you nothing to have Taylcr Ditto explain the new Ray battery to you. . Rev. ('. M. Hill, of Berkeley. CalU ornla. a broiler In Irw of Mrs. Ella Walker, of Springfield, spent the week end bore and In Eugene with relatives. Rev. Hill was on bis way homo from Portland, where he had been in the Interests of tbe Baptist Theological Seminary of Berkeley, f which he la the president. Rev. Hill conducted the morning services at the Sing a song of sixpence, dishes made First Baptlat church of Eugene Sut. of glass; day morning and left for tbe south Parcel not marked "Fragile" not Immediately afterwards. narkail an It arniiM laat Ilumpty, Dumpty placed loose In a box, Ilumpty Dumpty given hard knocks. Tbe most promptly settled Indemnity clslm Can never unscramble old Hurapty again. (Moral: Cgga worth eettdlng at all are worth crating well.) Little Bo Peep haa loat her aleep. With tears she's nearly blinded; She mailed a Jacket In a flimsy packet And the P. O.'a now trying to find It (Moral: Prepare your packagea securely) daughter. Miss . Elsie, accompanied was no money In It Among the him. She returned last Sunday. thlrgs known to have been taken were a bam of meat a small quantity of meat loaf, aome plug tobacco and tobacco In other forma. But beyond Guthrie Co. have been at work for two or three weeks on the grading MrV millk it lh fttMrKa. H hpfHva at McVcy'a Point which they left unfln ! ,h,,t coaH ot -tnntaad how Ished when they closed for the season rauch WM Uken' In the early part of the winter. I At this time definite arsngements Rev. H. C. Ethell left for Portland for the observance of Memorial day Tueaday afternoon, to attend the an- are not obtainable, but the prograt- nual session of the North Pacific die- expected to be the same aa last year, services at Laurel Hill cemetery When tha pack was opened Mercy, what a mess! The dishes all In flinders. Whose fault? Well, make a gueas. (Moral: Pack carefully, mark pro perly, tell the mailing dark.) Wire briar, limber lock, Lettera handled In a flock; Some go eaat aome go west Be aura they're legibly addressed. (Moral: Addreec mall plainly and to street and number.) There waa a man in our town, and he waa wonderous wise; He ordered only envelopes of reerahv tlon alse. ) Hla friends thought It more stylish the little ones to use, I But when their mall kept getting lost they quickly changed their views. (Moral: Dent uSe email envelopes.) There waa a crooked man, ha had a e rooked scheme, Of making folks rich quick It sound ed like a dream! i ' His victims he would nail by lettera through tha mall, And now ba'a doing tlma In a tittle crooked Jail. (Moral: Uncle Sam offers safe and attractive means f Investing your money In postal savings and treas ury aavlngs.) ("The Sagebrusher" Twain formula, a It has tbe Mark mixture of tears and laughter. It la a rival to any 7-ane Srey picture and Is produced by the producer of Zane Grey pictures. See It at the Bell theatre Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mack, of Engenn, spent Sunday at the Geo. Larlsou home of this city. trlct of the Church of the Naxarene, or wnicn be is a member. (n the morning at 10:30; services me rani race on mill sireei ai t.vv Try "Splrella" the World's Bet Coreet Orders tsken by Mrs. Ida Larlson. 114 E St. Phone 115 W evenings. W. O. W. meets every evening at' W. O. W. ball. TuesJay Hnry Kort boupht a new Fori p. m. , followed by a program at the park, corner of 3nd and Main. At the morning services the G. A. R. plot will be dedicated. "The Man With Two Mothers" Is an Irish comedy with Mary Alden (the mother In "The Old Nest") and roadster laat Mondav. and la hreaklnc Cullen Landls proves acrappy and It In at the Oddfellows convention funny. At the Bell theatre Sunday, at Eugene this week Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Random, of Sacramento, were visitors at the Paul rtraitaln hnmn Wednendav. Thev were - Percy Davis, a nephew of Mrs. H. on their way to Portland where tney 8. Medowan. Is attending the convan- expect to make their home. Mr. and tlon at Eugne this week, as a dele- Mrs. Random formerly lived neighbors gate from Drewsey, Oregon. jto the Brattalna at Paisley, Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel, dentist, Spring field, Oregon. , CARD OF THANKS We wish to alnrerly thank om many friends and tbe several order tbat assisted us In our recent bereavh rnent and also for tba beautiful floial offerings. Mr. and Mra. O. F. Klaer and family. The New Hero ?i WMfM AR VOU tiXM$ ) . , V to juvi-pc ovev I 9 P ? jf9 y It cornea to trapping moles caught about forty. Arwell Weaver overhauled Mr, C. Tarnell'a car last week. Miss Heersma visited Mrs. Margar. Campbell Friday morning ana at tended tbe program at the Darla acbool In tbe afternoon. Mr. Herbert waa In Springfield laat Friday to consult a doctor. Mr. Her bert baa been quite ill. bat - la ' now Improving. John Wllllan entertained hla Sun day acbool claaa laat Friday evening. Ice cream waa served. Mr. Rosa Mathews who baa taaght the Mt Vernon school the paat year. gave ft pie aoclal laat Friday evening. aa It waa the closMjg day. Mt. Ftnn Jones and family who have been living oa Mlaa Heerama'a place for aome time paat moved on to Mr. Klng'a place Monday., The Ring fam ily suited to Newport Tueaday,- with the exception of Margaret and Meryl who are attending High school In 8pringfleld. They expect to remain here until after the cloae of school. Miss Erdlne Carnthera returnee home Friday. She haa been teaching acbool at Blachley, Mr. and Mra. Ray Baugb and tarn Ily. and John Wllllan and Ruth Kin, apent Sundy at the home of John Bdmlston, Mr. and Mra. William Barnett went to the Springs laat Sunday, for aa outing of several daya, A base ball team from West Point, in Linn county, played the local team Sunday on the Thurston dia mond The visiting team won. .with a 10 to I score. s Mra. Taylor and Mra. Wheeler, from ndlan creek are visiting at Charles Taylora. Cecil Herbert's eyer la Improving. Mra. Pearne Crow, from Lorain haa returned to her home after visit lng for some time with her father. Mr. J. W. Bertsch. Mr. Joos, from Mabel, spent Sun day at Thurston. Ted Caruthera got struck on the head with a piece of lumber while working al Mabel last week, which resulted in Ted getting hla hair clipped. Mlsa Llzxie Herbert .from Coburg. spent Sunday with her parenta here. There were 94 numbers sold at the dance Saturday night Frank Campbell. Fred Gray. Ted Caruthera. Mike Tennis, and Dwaln Buell, who axe working at Mabel, spent Sunday at Thurston. Ross Mathews and family drove to Eugene Sunday to visit Grandma Mathewa. - Most all the farmers are through planting their corn, but the field mice aeem to be working very badly In It Born to Mr. and Mra. Eldridge Wheeler, at the home of Mr. Charles Taylor, at Thurston, an 8 poun. daughter, on May 23. 192S. Her name is Lois Margaret. Miss Maude EdruTston and Mra. Rosa Baughman attended a concert In Eugene Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mra. Hill received word yes terday of tba death of Clarence and left laat night for Mora. At thla timet we are unable to give farther deUllsu Editor. THE CIVIC LEAGUE WILL -DEDICATE FLAG MAY 3a The Civic league met Tueaday even-' Ing In regular session. Mra. Donaldson being absent Mra. Carl Olson preside. -A number of ladles were present deaplte the convention - In Engeatv Mra. Getry aa a viaitor waa present. - '. Completion of the plana for erecting . tbe flag pole took part of tha evenln ' There will be abort program cat Memorial day after tba regular ser.. vices. We feel that Springfield shoull ' have the flag for special day service and have been very glad that it waa. In our power to provide one ' jt . the essential things for our city. Mr. Geo. Dean Is to be commende-f v for donating the flag pole, and als Chief . Donaldson, who haa so gener- -' ously offered hla aerrleea. Tbe League- ' haa been to -aome expense In getting this all done but It aeema very email . .-; when to much baa been attained, and the pride we take In seeing ro- Glory" waving over Springfield again. Our successful Envelope Day a- : tbe aale of ao many envelopea to oar baetneas men was very encouraging. v Mra. McGowan waa appelated corres ponding aeeretaay tor -the League, aw will answer any lnquiriee that maw come Jn response to oar advertise- . ments. - - By one who waa present WITH THE TOURISTS ON THE AUTO CAMP Our prices on overstuffed furnlturw la within reason. It costs nothing tj Investigate. McKlnnls ft Bean. Visit bur display room across from tha Bell theatre. McKinnla ft Bean. Tourist travel la Increasing rapidly In the last two weeks. Two or three) cars at a time over night baa beea the common thing lately. Last Fri day night there were two family tents and three cars with canvaa shelter on the ground. Mr. and Mra. Bert Smith of Port land,- who have become fairly well acquainted In this vicinity from fre quent visits heretofore, have been camping on our auto camp since laat Friday evening. Their youngest daughter and her husband, also named Smith, lately married, ana camped beside them. They have two or tbre daughters living In this vicinity and Eugene; one of whom ia Mra. Fred Hawtoq. . of Springfield Junction. Mr. and Mra. French, of Dunsmulr, California, and Mra. Watson, Mr. French') Ynothee, of Fresno, Calif ornia, had ranged all over California, and they resolved this spring that they would see aomethtng of the coast country to the north. They came to Granta Pass, expecting to go to Crea- -cent City from there; but were tola that the road waa not passable. Then they thought to try Newport, but when they got to Conrallia they were told the aama story. They fib - .ally struck the coast In the Tillamook region, going la by the way of Me Minnvilte. They left Netarta Wad-; . Mia. Ida Warnock. of the Bantlat home missionary society, gave a vers Bsd,T morning and drove into our interesting talk at the Baptist churcti cmp ta MlM t0 1 tn,r uuppur and In tUIr city Wedneaday afternoon, on theB Mt ucb had time to tinker her work In NIcarangna. one of tha w,th nU w fangjed Ford awhile be Central American states. Mrs. War-!,or9 aut. too dark to. see. They nock haa been In the field for ;'t rears were going to start for Crescent City. and 6 men tha, but Is now on a S month , by 0 Grants Pasa, Tburaday leave of absence. In Eugne'- She formerly llvtd FOR SALE One of tba best cows in the oonnty. Teste over . large How of milk, and tuberculin teateJ. nly $75. Call at News office. Tom Moore In "Beating tha Game' morning.' !-" 1 rf 1 4 c.w The VanDyka and Dewet families, of whom we spoke some time ago, as , among the csmpera after doubling back from Albany and remaining here for two or three daya. looking for different kinds of work, went back to Albany. Is a compelling story filled with ea-' Ther were five cars on the ground. capades and accomplishments of "the 8nturdar B,ht' Including four that rnau who dared". Imagine a burglar were there night and at least ! writing ft note of apology for robbing two tnat h,d Deen there longer. a saf. See I'Beatlug the Game" next Tner wer least five there Sunday Wtidnesday at tbe Bell theatre. NuBor.e ccrscts. Mrs- A. True Lupdy, Abdominal supporters for men and women, . fbone Eugene 139 for aFpomtmetts In 8rlngfteld. night Mr. and Mra. W. H. Parla drove down from Mabel Wedneaday and will return today. They are visitors at h'f H J-r" . r