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SrRINGFIEXD, LANG COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922.
NUMBER 41.
NEWS
4L LOCAL HOLDS
I
rn.m tne time mo d.iiui guirawsa;
"Hoar Ya! HearYe- The V bo-
KANGAROO
gariM court la now in session, u.a Ann. Kno- A j Morgan. B. It. Dip
multltud of spectator, ceated to rip- pe.l j,rnry Korf , H N,et r. W.
He by allng thmstv,Mi prerlplta- ,r,.,HBr, ji. W. Whitney, and Mlaa
t'ngly on the perlloua verge of a VAn Swart.,
apasm Internally screaming with de-.
llcht until court adj'iurnad on that1
fmuoua nlabt of all night. In tha mak
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Inn of 41. history (Monday, Octob
I3rd. l3t )
"Doc" May. day alilfl sawyer for
the llooth Kelly Lumber company waa
tit Judg. With irregular breath he
riietd that the clerk ind the In
dictment. On Heibert J. IV wan
alleged to have obtained money under
fats pretenses. I. . "Selling wet
limti'itd of dry wood."
Iinni. . I i'iU.. ii.a man wtid ntiM
tiffin" poluli on the big K' t.M-th,
as Mltoriiey mr int ii""iiii.iin in iiinun-j nr. tt-i i n-niiii nun h' n tu'i ti
l a Jmy Irinl ft til It was grstit-d. fur some time u'th TUighte dUea-,
The exatnliiutioii l tli lul-im-n w Hn.l It wm nron tlio advice of bl
m low and I'rtli'f"! pimrss. AtliMin y ihyHlHn that ba had etarted to Bar.
tVlms ev.'r al'-it with the percintyry Fianrlsco to consult a ii'i-lfillitt.
linll' tiK Mm. "I '( " Mny mat ex-1 Mr. Ili'tllihclm was at one time,
rimed frnn aenlng as Juror bcniio utxmt 12 y-ars sgn, a very enterprl
if her rt'lntlotiBlilp to the Judge. Fob lir merchant of this city, and at th.t
lowing the sweni'lr.g of the Jurors. at-jtlm ot his di-uth, owned ronaldornblt
trn-y Plllard. tbe electric Juli mini
Tor tbe plant bi-rtan the procerullon j
, 1. 1 L. u .. . 1 1 K m,I r r- f , 1 1 .
nony ... u ' ,
if fll1! OIW1 I Iimrn n in- M
railed aa the principal wltnesa. m
took the oath. '"I firmly promise In
this case, wherein Local No. 70. IH
trlcl No. 1, 4L Is the plaintiff and I
one Herbert J. Cox the defendant, to,
till tbe truth, the whole truth and
ncthliig but the truth, so help me
liorh Kedlyi". with good grace and
without a anlke.
In the wllm-a chair he testified
thut while out giving one of his babies
Its morning "constitutional" in an
ultra fnKhlonable dUtrlrt of tr city.
be olmerved a lad c:f wood that ha 1 1
liecti di!lvercd by fie nptenunni. i.(iny morning was t'.pvoleu to prnctic
th pronerutor'a ijuerv after two '.'XmIui; High school yells. Miss Mabel j
hlhlls had been t liicrd on tho tabl I lliunphrcy our yell leader has collect-1
In evl.trm e. "Did you find these In Vd a g"t)d many yells for us. J
th load r II" fplli'd. "t did.'
Dnnlel Critea. th defemlants en-
ter put the witness to task.
"How rid are you. M- t'ox?"
"f.2 next yenr." the witness r 'piled
"So. will, how long hnve you been
a l.liukHmlth?" whh the rather ir.mr
mnl quest 'on
"Over f.O yenr.
liess.
bellowed the "wit-
( n t". o-r!i!rn. Jh lire Mv swung
the gavel to rectoie order In the court
roc in.
"How do you account foe being I
blacksmith so many years when"
"My father was a blneknm'lh"
blurted the witness, snnrcaxllrnlly.
"It your biislne to fiiimn tblngn." ,
returned Dn'lid CrMes, with. "Wo'ro
through with the witness, yo-ir
honor." to bla royal hlgh 'rss, the
Judge. .
The next witness called was Goo.
II. Ditto, fo-mer local aecretary, who
seemed to have nutty notlona perched
in bis noodle. He testified Unit ho
l. .1 . 1,, a ! ,.f Urnr.il frflin
linn pun imnrn m .... ...
the fletennant ann nnnren ins i"w
lapping a Mock of wool; aftorwarda
pulling off some queer antics. Hla
rhh-kena too.
acted differently. An,
odor not peculiar to hi. ranch per-
me.ted the atmosphere since the wood
was delivered. Moreove-. thla wit
ness In entertaining a suspicion kept
t.h nn I Via rinfflndsnt and
. h.. V- . w htm m a card
mated that he saw him remove a card
from h's pocket, which ro douiit. waa
a signal lo h'a customers to lt them
v ,.. hi. -lnrArt or re. were In
the wood pile.
Tha accuaed waa then grilled and
Parched by Skinner, the ahor.ff. A
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Ca. neeelr TL Ho! rlS I b-ll
lt".l.Yl
tro, 10 lmw
QUr, lvPnl g .a !?;. of aub
punk laundry .o.p. B gallon, of ub-
tltute turpentl
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tand two week., then .train tnrougu
. i. ihmnr,!,
an I. W. w. aoca io seen ii irom wr-
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tna- and add a little white mule
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lard'a Hootch!" ' I
Whereuron. Prosecutor Dlllard got
wrathy "I'll be glad to tell the world
ibl. wa. a vile trave.ty on Justice, tha
,, . . nviAA nrartieina law Fix-
lng hi. Intent ga.e upon Crlte. and
pointing hi. finger In the ordinary
haracterl.tlc way Dlllard advised
n,ii,. in .nma tn hla nlaca of buslnei.
sometime and be would trouble to ex-
,. . w nninia of law to blin.
r-rita. in Ma droll and snaDDV atvla
- ram, back at him something Ilka thl.:
"Therel. no time like the pre.ent, Mr.
Ulllard." and digging down Into hla
Jean, produoad a four-bit plect and
made request for the change
Several witness t "stifled for tba
Mrs, Paul Hnsford wa hostess to
the Kensington club at Ivor home last
Friday. Ciysfinthumumw wene usad
In decorating tli n room. The- after
noon was spent In needlework, fol
lowed with a delightful luncheon
.served by th hostess. Mrt. L. E
IltHiforJ waa th guest of tha club.
Th following members were present:
yy.mon, Mayi j, E. Edwarda. E.
0 Button O. n
Keey. F. M. Roth,
Old Time Resident
Dies In California
Mr. and Mrn. Mark Peery received
WOrd Ihtu week from their daughter.
Mr,. (, ,,f S., Fn.:iaco, that Mr.
U'uul Kfitli.-lm d!d the 1Mb. while
on 11' Iruln enroiitn t'l P:in FrHiiclkco
tn-m Vlsallit to cinmilt a spM-':il;st.
property here
He I survived by hla wife and flve'gero Packing company alaugl.t-r
rhllilrf.H mm fnl 1 1 iwa innnfla l-ti1lv
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sm rnri.
S. H. S. TATTLER
Tha high school student body baa
received a number of new song books.
,They were published under the aus-!to
pices of the Uehnke w alker Business
college In Portland and contain aongs
familiar to everyone. .
The singing period Tuesday
ing was devoted to singing sorgs of
m -wnen iou ana i vwto loung,
Margie" type.
The first twenty minutes of Mon
NOTH'E The boy of the school'
w,(n rj(1 (.((.yci,., to nllj (rom m-hnol,
would like very much, for other pio-
0 to y,. 0f them unless given per-'a
I11llKn ,y jip ow .r
Miy n gm with St Mary'a school
,.f i.', vri.iuv nriertuwin
giiiie is to be piny oil on the fiild back
of the Sprlngflel 1 ro- lofffce. A rol -
j. ,,. vtn ,)p laK, n so romo
(bim ()( B(I()iort )(llr h()m(, f?nm
! As this wk ends t!e first 6 weeks
cf school, everyono is studying fcr ex-
animation.
Mrs. Itaymo'id Kiey. of Goshen.)
underwent a major ororatlon at the
Mercy hospital lat Saturday. Mn j
Frey Is a dnughrer of A. A. Anderson".
-.,. .. . M, ,j Mr. ,hn
The small aou cf Mr. and Mrs. John
Moss, of Ms reels, underwent a minor
operation Tuesday at the office of a
i...... i .i,,.ai.i.,
V fi fiwrn rahimail in Trr 1 .. . rl
v.. .v. .v...,ivi v w, t
enneNiiuy, niier a visit or two weeas
at tr" home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. I. Gorrle, Sr.
pendant. Mating that the wood .old
hm 8 "''"Otory In
every respect.
A bit of pep waav Introduced Into
the trial when, a letter wag read
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hlh a I1,,-od t0 tav bo"
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Prn ... I. A f.ttii, rin nnmMnnu ltrU,.1n
"","" -"l"r iieaiers. VIC
.torla. B. C . datad Oct. 23. 1,022. and
' "" sign which will be hung In front of '
"rt ,t'row Drand b" n,been tbe garage la the next few day.. Daker bea'dc. a daughter Mr.. Jew
sh pped th a day by aeroplane. Pluaae , :Calklna. at Corinthian. Alberta. Can-
8" Ln Sla.h. four The Baptist church will begin speo.. The fuuer.l will be held, today
n- north of Cobur, at 1:30 p. m.'l-l evangelistic service. 03 Sunday '., , p. m, ,t the Pleasant Hill ceme-i
the 24th Inst. Signed Pres. November 6!h. .one week from thl. tely. Rev. Tho D. Yarna, pastor
"f -olhlm but a trick of he de- coming Sunday. Rev. J. O. Bovee. 0f the M. E. church, will have charge
, ' ... .ii.. nf ih. Miat of w.hinton t w . Jl.
i...l r,..,ll ,HH nn.n n.
Jungs proceeaiiig wiio compiei- m-
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l , nil i.ijib ku li-.-i iiii t . iin ii ti i 1 1 1 1 1 imi
m rAfflM wniia r nit 111 rnra ri ran rn
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reach a verdict.
-Aa the foreman of tha Jury. Chaa.
Myers, the loc.l'a champion chicken
"nrounced a dlaagreement.
The City mar.hall put In an appear-
ance and placed the whole bunch
-' ""t. charging them all with
being "hard boiled."
.
Aside front thla, R.
C. Richardson
wa elected chairman; b. n. uiuara.
... .'a
vice chairman; D. W. McKlnnon, re-
lected secretary; Ivl Neel. treasuer-,
r Qeo Davenrrt confrere,
"nlltae; 8. II. Richmond, member of
ot board of truatee. In regular session
Tb meeting was cllmaxad by a
weenejr feed.
f W. McKINNON
TO PLANT FIRSHH
DEAD
1UIJTI!
Ten thousanj young fir treea, each
0,jr few ,ncb, hl-h wlU b"
ea on ueaa mountain, a anon aia -
tance above Oak ridge. In the Cascade.
national forest. E. II. Hall, examiner, decided by tbe people on November
In tho office of the forest commission-.7th.
jer left Eugene Monday for the scene I A Mr. Stevens made a very inter
(of the planting and will have charge (eatlng address to about 125 voters la
jof the small crew engaged In the: the assembly room of the High
.work. school last Friday evening. In support
It Is expected that the 10.000 trees,
'o.v.
111 cover approximately 20 acrea of
mountain, which waa burned over
a number of year ago, all the stand
ing timber bi.-lng bumod off at that
time.
The forent ee'vlce in 1918 planted
I iliT" !iulnl),r ot tn" on lhl" moun
tain and those that are still living
.uifde a good growth, but a
fire last
j y''!ir UUA "mo of
Man Burned to Death
Known As S.D.Young
The elderly man w ho was burned to
desth in his camn fire near the Ln-
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. limy iiiiii uuiu, wnn o. t. lUUHBi .;isw'i.w w v . m wvvuwci mw mo i
she-lff a office has learned from Mrs.
j Kays who lives near the Miller prune
I orchards, where the old man was iiu-
ployed for a few days.
I Young was cripple, but appeared
bo In good spirits, Mrs. Kays told
the sheriff. II ba, told her he tj,best man. Rv. 8. Earl Cbilders per -
two brof.:e-s somewhere In Missouri,
but that he did not know where. In-
morn-'formation so far lr thp hands of tin
j sheriff does not c:1v him any know-
ledge of the d-rellcfs relatives tlmt.ls also a graduate of the local high
they may be notified.
MARCOLA GIRL HURT
BADLY IN AUTO CRASH
Llttle Georgln Goddard. slxyeazold
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cmldard or
j Marrctn and a pupil of the Marcolp
school. Is lit f.'.n Mercy hopltnl with
broken and dls'ocnted shoulder and
bruit-?a, as the r'sult of an auto acci-
d(M)t 0,,pO8l,0 ,, Stafford school
bouao Sunday nftoroctvv The accl
Th-'diMit. which Involved two niaclilr.es
and
t i.. j i.i.j
.,:i,iiiii-ivi.v ti-iiu'iiiiii:u I'm: mi
.Hem. - WHs cm!"
d wh-n on tried to
prif-lr"1"1 tieT on 1,10 wa to Spring -
. field from tho Mohawk valley mill
tewn. i.-.o gin a mot nor mrs. ne:ie
Goddnrd. is aNo suffering from
J'"'" sustained in the sn3 accident,
It,,-., however. wr.a not bruught to the
hospital.
J,ihn Hlleman, ow:ier and driver of
,ue ma(hlne destroyed when It went
off the grnd;, waa driving to Spring-
f,I(1 w,tn gpven othPr p(K)pe i ths
car. The party included Georgia and
her father and mother. At a point
opposite the school house his niece.
ir.unice iiiienmn, utiviiik :ioiuer inr:
'in the same direction, essayed to pass
l-1 l . l . -1
miu. i lie uniiu car nan iiuwuni
off the grade when th-9 two cara,"rr ,u r on ;nu sireei, ior tne
touched aldea, and it overturned, protection of pedestrians; the first
jaeorgia and her mother were pinned 'ra'llng of the kind put up In
beneath tre machine. All the other
U of , auto were brulged or
,n tevUmti but M1 HneB
and her companion, Mr. Fischer of
Marcola, were not Injured. Their
, .nnrrfin. i.
., V. p.
formation received here. Eugene
.Guard.
Th. .m AVnu. n. h nur-
'chu4ed ,nd rN.olved . ,arge electric
during, the' D.St tWO year. Will COn-
r -
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duct
the service.. Plan to attend a.
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j a w v. - a v
i and profit by tbe soul stirring mes-
t a a... at i .ii i
ot thl. man of God.
PUNO LESSONS Arrangements
mily be made wlth Ruth acott nyroe
by cgTn gpringfieia i26-J or En-
gone B41-L. I-esanns given In Spring
school
field each Saturday. High
credit, given.
"
Mr. and Mr. Stolmip's 1 tf e- daugh-
ter, wnn naa ones quus sua, is now
I B. A I . I. a
Improving,
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com-'.J 0. h dauKhUs, Mrs. Earl
CUi
Dr. 8. Ralph Dipt ml will be
In
Wendllng today and Friday oa bu.l-ness.
SCHOOL-BILL
POPULAR TOPIC:-
The Compulaory School bill, or aa
lt la aometinKa caned Th Aritl rar -
:ocniai scnooi dim. la just now ecupa-
lng any and all other meeaures to be
of the measure, at the conclusion of
which he waa loudly applauded.
Iti'V. A. A. Carscallen, a representa
tive of the Seventh Day Adventlst
church, debated the opposite side ot
the nnontlnn In a verv smnll rrnwA
at Morrison", hall. Monday evening.
Ilia address waa full of iep and was
thoroughly enjoyed
heard him.
by those
wiio
Asahel Fish and
Pnrrio . flittn MorrioH
uaiiio uuiu uiaiiibu
The marriage of Miss Carrie Ditto j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H.g8 W,UhoUt"y'n tha' " nJ7ed
Ditto, and Asahel II. Fish, son of Mr.
ind Un flAnt-a Vluli memm inliimn.
7 V. . . . T A u .C
jhoruo of the bride's parents on 3rd)
and E streets, In the presence of tbe
Immediate relatives of the young i
couple. I
The bride waa attended by Miss
, Florence Fish, and Glenn Ditto was
.formed the Impressive ring ceremony.
Mrs. Fish la a graduate of the
Springfield High school and a teacher
in the school at Cushman. Mr. Fish
school and of the Portland barber col- J rjaugh'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
jlego. Tbe young couple will make Calvert.
their home at Cushman. j The stuients of Thurston High
" 'school are -ejoiclng over having the
I f,Tr, . t," , ,CrOM WPr!: piano returned to tbe achooL
' . L t0 a,tend , Suday veCing Mr.. Elkins. Mr.
the funeral of Mr. Wm. Olmstead, a
brother-in-law of Mr. Cross.
( haa. Lusby and Jamea and Chas.
Pumphrey. spent Tuesday at Harris -
burg and vhlnitv. on business and In-
jcldentally a hunting trip.
Mrs. W
H. Adrian was expected
ri'ino ne'irjinav alter a vibii or two
1 "Vwere on a picnic at the power plant
1' - 1" m'
KOR sale Barred Rock cocWrels
from pr wnn,..B trap-nested stock.
In-jono" prize winning Leghorn cockerel.
j .hone Ellgene 1:75-Y. Mabel Know! -
trI)i 8tewMr ftljdition. Spriugfield. itp
: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yoder, of Waltun
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
n',nJe f Mr. and ,Mrs. W. M. Green.
Mr- Yoder returned Monday to bis
worlt tire Stevens Ferris Lum-
be" company, as bookkeeper, leaving
Mrs. roder for an exteuded visit.
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beween the toot walk and the driven
WJ1V nn tt-A mnat mliia nf lha K.lrlna
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Hell.
DIED
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at
Mrs. Laura A. Carr died
heme In Dexter, October S, 1923, at
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the of 73 'ear8- 11 "" "d U
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"n8 Robert Carr.
of Springfield;
rr. of Dexter; and Norman
rh.na nt irnnnniAnli
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Friday, October 27, 2:30 p. rn.
High School Assembly
Tb official program prepared by
J. A. Churchill. Superintendent ot
Public Instruction consisting ot the
lnK,n P' Patr'otlo aonga. a .hort
biograrhy of France. Wlllard, who
did
mora, perhaps for the cau.e of
temperance than any one ot her time.
as-W1L. 1 Bt
win oe gi'n at tag i -cuooi rn
,day afternoon.
An
An addre.. wll b. given by Rev.
Lth- pastor ot th. local Baptist
cnuron. tTor. now, -Bupennienaeni ,
lot schools, will be master ot cere-
monies. Mr. McLean will have
charge of th music
You art Invited. Com.
The filling atatlon, formerly oper
ated by Wllmot ft Innla, and cloaed
a nce the death of Innla, baa been pur
chased by E. G. and C. W. Black and
C. C. Wella. Tha latter two are new
rrlval. from Texan, while E. O.
Black baa been in tbla vicinity for
the past year. The new owner will
build an addition to the present build
lng Bn)j add an up to date service
jgtgtcr They are at present carry-
i tne Kelly Springfield line of
tjte and caslnga, and a general line
of oils and greases. The three men
have had experience In thla line.
Muscovits hold
Ceremony At Albany
Local members of the Muscovites
;mot".rd Alb"": Saturday evening
.uciooer AjBii 10 witness a mr&v ciuas
cf candidates Journey through
the;
.
mysteries of the order.
Those making the trip from here
were Noblas H. A. Korf, W. F. Walker
M. T. Cyr, H. E. Walker, A. P. Mc -
Kinzey, Chas. Campbell and O.
: Olson. This is the fun branch
M.
Of
0dd Fel,0WShP nd 18 coming very.Frank j. MiIler of Mbny MgocIata
popular. All third degree members
are eligible to membership.
Nobles from all over the valley
were present at the ceremony and It
i themselves all the time. Two hundred
land fifty Nobles sat down at the ban-
quet, which was served at the armory.
The next ceremony will be held In
Portland on Nevember 18.
THURSTON NOTES
Lee Davla has rented the old Den-
ton (arm an(1 j,ag moved his family
!OIlto (t
Ti,e Reynolds family have moved
',0 tno Quackenbush farm, recently oc-(dated Telephone company, were asked
jcupej by the Smith family. it0 Present their plana tor a. central
Mr and jtrg Ray Baugh, spent th9excnanBe at Springfield. Their attor-
...pk-end nt Junction visiting Mrs.
George and Mr. McDougle addressed
I m ., , 4 i v i
.a lull uuuso hi me i-iiuitu iu miur
.of the Compulsory School law.
k Tne Endeavor society held a rally
at the church Saturday evening.
The Junior Sunday school class
'held a business meeting at the Fred
Ru(lge home Friaay evening.
r, nu.
. iiusseu miu j.11 imci loininrs
slast Sunday.
! Mrs Walter Edmiston. who haa
,r,3en -ul,s 111 lor 80me ume 18 lm
! ProvlnK-
' Mr- and Mrs- Lawrence Gossier. ot
! endling. spent the week-end at the
i J. T. Harbert home.
A. W. Weaver has started a cheese j
factory. He has employed Mr. Smith!
; who formerly made cheese for the Mc-j
Kenzie Cheese factory
M!9 Norma Mathews has enrolled
as a Thurston High school student.
i Taylor Needham has finished
Knineii g m e,ukiiu wiiuuia sua tr
pects to move to Wendllng In the near
A V. - in V. 1 .1
iuiuic, viiicrio uv m iti iw cuipiuyvu o
millwright.
Last Saturday evening aa Miss
Sprlng-'Norma Mathews, tn company with Mr.
'Smith, was on her way home from
the home of her sister, Mrs. Lem
Drury, the lights of her car went out
Just as she was rounding a turn on
J -V .!
the grads near Jasper. The car went'erone.
over the grade, falling a distance ot
several feet but did not turn over.
Miss Mathews waa Beverly Jarred by
tl'e force of the fall and waa uncon
ImckTiar .later", bom, and
scious for several hours. She was
doctor waa called to attend her.
caf w dam
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nvb" ,eyel la,8t "MM?r' Md V
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C" Tvt , ' M, r ,k ..
Herbert Weiss and Mis. Carrlbelle
Eugena
. Saturday. October 21, Rev. E. V.
Stva'r nfflelallr.a Tha hrlri I.
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ai ver. oniciaur.g. me orwe l. tne
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HHiiB-hf-r rtf Mi mrtA Mn R rvaai MtK.
ewii o( Thuriton. The young couple
,eft mm6dlately for a .hort wedding
trip. After returning they will make
their home 'in Ehigenf. When Mr.
Wei.. I. In business,
Mr. and Mr Tom Allen, of Cottage
fti-nvA vlaltoff Avar finnH.v a ttiA
hoino ' pf M(J p Morten,
aen. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brmette re-1
turned Tuead.v evening from a vlait
of three wkr with ther daughter.
ann n- nusoana. air. ana nsra. v. A.)aunda alld accompanied W. wife and
Thompson, of - Triangle lake. . Mr.
.Thompson 1. th owner ot a herd ot
Iprla Jersey, exhibited at th Lane
county fair. th'. f!I.
PHONE HEN MEET
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' Following the aupper held at ti
BPng notei at e.iu Monday, iot wmca.
0 plates were sold, tbe members of
tbe Springfield chamber of commerce
proceeded to the Peery-Wlnzenreldl
hall, where the regular business for
tbe month was attended to.
The first thing to come up was to
take some action to make definite ar
rangements for tbe use of tho halL
The bonse commute was instructed!
to meet with the owners of tbe build
ing and secure a written agreement as)
to what repairs they would make and!
as to the length of time they would!
lent It to the chamber.
Tbe question of Installing street
lights was brought up and freely dis-
cussed, with tbe result that C. P.
Eggimann and W. K. Long were ap
; pointed on a committe to secure draw-
Ings and prices and present them at
;the next regular meeting, November
27th.
I A mmmnnlitflllnn
was read from!
i consnl for the SoutDern Pacmc. ,ue.
jgestfng that this chamber choose J. N".
.Tea, - ! t , f Prt,.
t0 represent them at the Interstate)
! Commerce commission bearing to ba
held in Portland, at a future date.
Also that this chamber aend a dele
gate to act as a witness. Thia sug
gestion was followed out, and the sec
retary was Instructed to write andl
ask Mr. Teal to serve as our counsel,
and W.'F. Walker was chosen to rep
resent th? chamber as a witness.
At this time Mr. Walker declared si
recess and the delegatea representing
,tne L03 County Farmers'
Consoli-
n'y. A- C. Woodcock, of Eugene, was
no "Me to be present, and the dele-
jgatea not being able to state for eery
tain as to whether this exchange
(would be able to connect with the out-
"lde wc-ld. there waa no definite ac-
in taken by the chamber. The gen-
en expression of tho present
EDOmn t r ,.. . f ,v. r
v,"l wi jl hid iniiiiern
Ine. provided an outside connection
could be had. and thus eliminate tbo
-bother of two rnonss.
i In a communication received from?
the secretary cf the state chamber ot
commerce, t? ?re was an attempt mad.-
.t . . .. ..
to suite ineir stanu on tne rallroatl
.question it was a failure. The rail-
IT
CHAMBER
read cemmitte of this chamber waa in
structed to answer the letter.
lng was jtsc,, and Jt wa declde4
to p08tpone that featnre until the
Imnm. r c.i ..
.
CITIZENS' TirK FT
I l-tN&l IUtT
Following are the candidates on the
citiiena ticket to be written In on
(the city ballot at the election, Novem
iuoi uu. iuinuu v. mosnier ana M.
ber 7th. Roland W. Moshier and M.
i i.iriin f- :i . t m
'Pnrfln prH,. Wm .'fc
I '
G. Hughes,
Treaaurer
(Paid Adv.)
HALLOWE'EN PARTIES
The "Froshiea" ot the High school
will have their regular Hallowe'en
party in the High school gymnasium.
Friday evening. Prof Morgan, chap-
. The sophomore, will hava their an
nual party in the basement of the
High school on Friday evening, with
Prof. Torbet a. cbaperone.
S '
The Junior High will have their
party. Friday evening In the- gymna
sium at the Lincoln school. The
teacl-er. of the Junior High will be
in charge.
The Epworth Leaguer, of the
, Methodist church are riving a masked
party in the basement ot the churctf-
. , )
rndav svenlna.
i w
Mr. George Carpenter ha been
.quite sick during th .past week.
. . - - - i
Dr. 8. Ralph Dtpple, dentist. Spring"
field. Oregon.
Mrs. Ella Walker fell from a step
ladder at her home on Mill .treat,
last Sunday and suffered a broken
rib. The break wa. set by a local
physician.
Mr.. Frank Bennett and Mrs. T. F.
BenB.u Bnent tne pait week ,nd ,t
lbany Frank Bann,tt drova down
mother hpme that evening.
The W. O. W. meets every Tuesday
evening !r. fce.r :T3 i;r. a.