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m SPRINGFIELD NEWS TWKNTIWTH TRAR 13223720 SPRINGFIELD, I^ANE COUNTY, ORBÖON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1923. TOWN ANO VICINITY BASKET BALL SEASON ROY KIZER AND FAMILY REVIEW OF TWO SERIES BURNED OUT AT ASTORIA| THURSTON MOTE8 NUMBER 6 FILBERT CULTURE! IN NORTHWEST Mrs. Maurice Knight, who baa boon Mr. and Mrs Ray Baugh visit« III tinca about January 1st. la now In tbe laat baaknt ball game of the Mr and Mrs O F. Kiser receive I ' Marlon Jackson and family at Avard able to be up and around th« bouse season, played laat Monday evening, a letter from their aon Roy. Tuesday. Sunday. • bit. M ra Knight first had the flu. th« Springfield Methodist team was stating that the dwelling house they and evidently got up too soon, and defeated by the Eugene Baptist team, bad been occupying in Astons waa ' OrBndm» Fowler who has been quite was taken with plural pneumonia, be- by a score of 25 to 1«. The season, destroyed by fire Sunday night, s n l ,U tor • ome Um# *• “ ucb ---------- -- *• I Ing confined to her bed for over five as a whole. Is regarded as s success- all of the effects of the fam ily e x -!r ,o ’ * i - H er *on* Charles, Olles, an J P-T Meeting«; Principal Chosen week« 'ful one for the Methodist team. In spite cept the clothing they had on and a Jo® Eowler from Bluslaw have be it Points iron an Oregon Grower—» Play Equipment; Game«; of the fact that they have been unable few things In the drawers of a dresser * * r- Filbert« on W. H. Clark’s Whole pork shoulders |g ornts per Institute Planned to win a game from the Eugene teams. Mr Kiser had been in the emplor McKenzie Ranch 2 Washington’s birthday w ill be ob pound at Swsrts A Washburns -and that they lost to the local Baptist of the Hammond Lumber company served today with a basket dinner at Mr. and Mrs James Hllterbrand. team, by a score of 15 to 13 In the until Its great mill at Astoria was the High school for all. County su- The 1‘arantrT'MK'har«' aaaolatlon who came to Springfield some six final game of the series. The two burned several months ago Since J pertntendent E J. Moore w ill talk in Filbert calture haa been attracting mat In the assembly room at the L in week, ago from St Ixmla. Missouri, I Preceding games of this series wen. that he has been In the employ of tho ¡ r t / " a f t e i i ^ n “ o« 7o7solldatin7 " th i considerable attention In the vtclaKr coln school building at 1 p. ni laat | Intending to visit for a short tlms won by the Methodists T. M. C. A of Springfield for a number of years Thurston and Lie vis school district: Friday, the lit h The room waa well I with relatives here, have decided to ' past. W. H. Clark la one among the filled. The president. H F. Crusher«. I ' - r u e i « v e c o i n c a ía n • a. ,a remain for the revt of the winter, at T H E LA TE COLD SNAP EXPERT NURSE JOINS Tb«ra *’ • P«tltlon •»••a« circulated later ranchers to engage In thia pur being absent, Mrs It. G Masters, the ' least, and bave rented the Sraltaon IN EASTERN OREGON DR. REBHAN'S FORCE ,brou,b a w r ic t to try end get snit on a large scale He has, on hie vice president, presided. Details of ---------- another teacher at the High school, McKensle river ranch, north of here, property on 2nd and B streets, re- llm plans for ihe playground equip From the Fossil Journal of the 14th '<ently vacated by Mrs. Oladye H im - Mias Clara Wyae, a graduate nurse. M ,ber8 * re “ any students, with about 1300 two and three-year-old f il ment ut both schools formed one of ipbrey, wbo moved to Ashland to be we note these sample Instances of with special training and experience In ,b# fr88hmrn «»‘ 'rin g at mid-year, for bert trees, of the George Dorris straM the prluclpel subjects of consideration the way the late storm which swept •no school ‘ * * to remain standard with of Barcelonas. with a 10 per cent mlm ,n«ar her daughter. surgery cases, has Joined ths force la The work of construction was report over the northwest affected that only one Instructor. tune of Dn Chilly« and Duanas for pol •d to be elraedy ender way; Ihe Mian | Mra Ida Lertaon made a business country; Dr. W. C Rebhan's office. Mlee Wyee lination purposes. His trees are set The High school basketball teems ual training department doing the trip to Mareola laat Saturday From 3 to 3 Inches of snow on the W8a brought up In Iowa She had 30x24 feet apart, lag «hey ere set played the Mareola teams e l Mareola work, under the dlraclloo of Mr. Mur ground a ws«k after It fell j service in surgical nursing on the ■prtagtleld Raws 11 35 par year la good river botton land, and a f il ■an. and according to plana prepared A train between Cqndon and A r-[field In France during the world war. T U U re te u Nlra purs pork sausage IS cants were victorious, while the bert tree will sometimes spread as by him. in n . 11 „ . r , a I " U K . K ,, k__„ a . _____ A V teem Iln<ton stalled I In snowdrifts In c a l l She has tseen engaged In the . . Mercy per pound at Hwarte A Waahburne much as >4 «set. There are filberts A plan suggested by Prof Lambert ’ - - - - - ------- iTwo an<, n#a and a snow-plow sent hospital, in Eugene, for the peat two U j s ' team wee defeated. on the George Dorris farm, that are for lbe remodeling and enlargement o f ' The millinery shop of Mr«. M N. from Arlington to clear a way throagh. or three years. With Dr Holmes as M r. and Mra. Ernest West went io- over 30 inches la circumference at Ihe old gymnasium at the Lincoln * Thom peon Is to he closed for a few ) Thermometer 2 degree« below aero an i r y expert, and Mias Wyae. as a : Eugene Saturday to see Mr. West's the base. So. as Mr. Clark says. “Us school and the conversion of It Into a days for Invoicing, preparatory to be- for three morning«. nurse. Dr. Rebhan has now a strong brother who under want an operation filbert tree la no bash, uoless yoa general playabed ware discussed Ing taken over by Miss 0 Gray and | A Fossil doctor frosted his ears on corps at command, and will be able for appendicitis a tew days ago. make It so.” Ruch a change haa the approval ol M ist Wilson, both of Twin Falla. Idaho a long drive. to take care of many Caere here that Mr. Claifc hands as the following Mr. aad Mrs. W alter P*«tt and Mr. , The shop when reopened. will be the school board Ice « to N Inches thick on the John ' otherwise would have to be cared for article from the Western Farm er, Mrs. O. A. McMahan, and John Price It was proposed lhat a social meet known as the “Mode.“ Mr and Mra. Day river at Spray. In a hospital elsewhere. . • « wrnt to Eugene Tuesday to hear Rev. which sets forth the vital points la in« of the association, w ith a supper ; Thompson are undecided as lo what th« culture of filberts sod thelr atept- and perhaps some kind of an eater ‘ hey will do. but w ill spend some Um« | Jrsse Kellems that evening MRS. EMMA SHEEKEY MRS. EMILY BAKER ablllty to this regioo in aa fall, clear tatumenl program, be held between In traveling. They leave lu a few Mr. A. W. Weaver, end son Clifford, aad simple a manner aa we have seen the monthly bnslneaa meetings It days for southern Oregon. ' l 4 WiM 3 b°D le d , ai’ c i m . 7 hw « h ' r l h B“ " T M ’ acha“ waa h“ ™ st » » « * • > « * to Corvallia Tuesday with a lost it dose: w a. agreed that auch a meeting should H#ndanip g U U a b reb Inson, New Tork, March 10, 1942. She of cbeeee. worker . . t«’ \ a -i ° a a FILB ER TS bn held In the evening of March 3. the . ' ' 'l» S n S n r tiL ii an.i =2 T*"'1 7*ara *nd ’ da’ * married to Bid red Baker. Theyl details to be worked out by the ro- w k interest of * * . ’ “ * tbe dao«btar <* Joel Oordon. p«.,ed most of their life In Mlnne- l' ,ank Campbell ' • «erlovaly ill with By A. M. OdelL Milwaukie, Oregon Ï0 LOCAL SCHOOLS « C*®“ ’ W 8 ’ >"ii"'i, Consparatlrely tew people know th a t helping to nnrse him. ' part ot b e r: Angelee. California, seven or eight J* Blbew*’ .u ’rvlv’ d " ^ ' h r 'h t . t a n d D ari i w *’ ° B* ker dl" * “ r ,nd M r* ErB~ t W e « borrowed the climate and soli of western Oregon Baker died there and Washington are peculiarly adapt It baa been found necessary to change . . . - h iid r - . ’ " rT,T* a Dy nr nu»t»nO- Davl.i M r, cam# to Springfield t W (tiie W llllan Bros truck Tuesday even ed to the growing of filberts. T h e t h . date of thia meeting to March ». ‘° .A ^ \ d on Ture n I lau gh ter.. M r. Mabel or three years ago She made her h.g and took Professor Cady and the to avoid a conflict of d a t e w ith Ihe X r n ^ n and tS l I J?«. AH CUr’ home for a while with Mr. and M r. High school stedents to Eugene to tree requires a mild climate such aa ours of the Pacific northwest, and IIKII .Chool Dlav A nlata shower Is d 7 an(,rnoon- ,n<1 10 lh * AW Davidson and Mra. Maude Hoxie, of High echool play A p lats shower la Wedw, , day She la to go Saturday to Camas Washlnxion two hr-nth«™ C. Meacham. She bought property. hear Rev. Kellems lect ir e nowhere In the world la a be ter not drelred to cooiplole the equipment for , ’ ,, “ „ v‘ a"nln* Ion « •» brothers. land built a __________ good home opposite the Junction City. H F. Go,don. of Springfield, snd homa of Meachama on‘ D „ ’ I John WIHlan. John Edwlston. and produced, both as to alae and flavor, ■serving refreshments. ls a U ’ e L -i,ln a » A n - « . . J e -------- a e». . . . .. . than right here In our midst. T h e T h . young people of the Baptist ‘k ' rdon' 07 8 ' * s m " t t le- W ’B’ bl» t f ° n ; and between Nth and 9th. She died there w *''r’ nk Chlvaller attended the lecture filbert, the fresh home-grown variety, The High echool play, to he given ■'»nrch are to have a Washington’. J * r*h p * * * #.U about 7 o’clock yesterday morning. !il Eu* ene Sunday afternoon, by Slste.- is a delicious nat. aad while rich in February 21. jM rry Angel, ex-nun. in the High school auditorium on the birthday party at the home of Mr and Bowm an n t V o»t° 1 m i M r. Clarence Chase, In Pruneyllle. on J;11* Bowln30- nt Notl- and Mrs. A li-e The funeral will be at W a lk e d | Maude Edmiatou hml rome dental food value is not only harmless when evening of March 3. la not a contln-1 eaten freely, but on the contrary is Hnke. of Springfield. The fu.i-rnl nous performance, but a piecework ol Friday evenlug. was held at W alker’s chapel at 2:37 ’ ’ 2,? T ' A , wortt d<” *< 'n Eugene Wednesday. exceedingly nutritious and healthful. *.nd WM i'* ” at ¿ u 'r e l'H .n " ' ' UrU' WUl| The boy. who are working at Boom- humorous skits, under the general It grows and thrives in any ordinar title of ’’Humoresque ‘ ily fertile eoil if well drained. It is ma Travia hare been kept from their duchsd by Rev. E B. Lutuer. She Mrs Baker leaves one sister and k . e lly camps returned to camp Tuer not advisable to plaat an orchard on , work In Eugene for the past week by was buried at Laurel HUI. beside her Hires brothers: Mrs. Phoebe Gray and alter. beln’ Uyed 0,1 for low ground nor on a steep hillside. The work of constrnctlog the play- • selge of lagrtppe They are resum- son. Jack Itently. i’ Sidney Meacham, of Drain. Oregon several days on the account of snow. The filbert la of the same family as ground equipment for ihe two schools mg their work one by one Chauncey Meacham, of Springfield; la w«ll advanred lt la hetng don« by i the wild haael, and wherever that bush Mrs. Ross Mathews Is III. PROSPECTS ON MILL and Roderick Meacham, of New York. thè students of thè manusl train ing * a HAPPY FAMILY; le found lu abundance indicates good W N. Ixtng le chairmen. The meet in , . . to be at lb . Lincoln building. |n |h # X c h . and *"' /* department, under thè direction of P rofessor Morgan. The work will be dona without charge. The equipment I WORK BRIGHTENING soil for the filbert. The filbert tree requires and re sponds readily to cultivation. The for each school will he combined In F. Bennett mak« up a happy fa m ily ,, Ing the logging crews for the camps. The following dispatch, originating yield, site of the nut and flavor is en I-ast Monday evening, the third ■me strong frame, with end posts, posts or occupying the large orilce office room In It waa was expected that they would open ng iram e, w im run cup) ing me 'a t Klamath Falla found Its way Into hanced by thorough cultivation, es strongly braced; mlddlo posts, taps the ground floor of the Fry Rankin work Wednesday morning As t o | Mond* r eT* nln* ln ” »« month, was the newspapers within the past week pecially during the summer, to con ic two divisions; and upper building Mr «. Clark an.i mr Mr uicory Llchty now how long u It wouia would taae take mem them to clear 1' ,be regular meeting of the Methodist n came to us through the Southwest serve the moisture. rating the »w„ ............................ »■« ium Imams Four swings will occupy one are In the real estate business cot as their way for full operations, no de-' Brotherhood Pollenation Is of first Importance la Once or twice in the ern News, of Marshfield: division of the frame, and four teeter partners, but In Intimate association [finite Information Is available here!year the ladles are admitted to their K L A M A T H FALLS, Ore’ , Feb. 17.— planting an orchard. I t has been boards the other. In addition, there Mr. Bennett Is engaged In what might yet. No logs have come do frotn banquets This was one of those oc | Tbe S««*1»«™ Pacific w ill be In a demonstrated that the different var ieties are not self-poHenatlng. It la sill be a chinning bar, forming an ex- be described as a lumber brokerage the camps yet. Some report from fifty sat _____ down to the P08lll0n ,0 ’ t , r t ,h# Natron cations About _____________ necessary in planting, say an acre, of tension to the frame at the Lincoln He has mill and timber Interests be- the camps Is expected this afternoon, , , soon, without awaiting regrouping of school. 'sides In nearby localities. It may not and probably some logs will be regular supper Beside, these, th e . the raIlroada Pau, 8houp‘ the Barcelona type of tree, to distri Superintendent Roth thinks that, he know to alt o to u r readers, even In 1 brought down this afternoon or to- ladles who served the supper, who ident, advised M West, president of bute among them at least ten trees of owing to the near approach of the sea Springfield, that M r Llchty Is a reel- morrow ate at tho second table," and some the chamber of commerce here. The a different variety, such as Du Chilly, son when shelter for play w ill he dent of Springfield; having bought The second shift has the run at ! whn ' am” <n later for the address, work will start within the year and Giant dea Hoiles, W hite AveLon and Nottingham. needed. It will not be nec essary to un- Cart Fischer's home on Emerald th« mill for the rest of thia week n,brought the total number in attend- be completed in three years.” Sprlngfleldera and those who have The pruning of the tree Is also very dertake Ihe remodeling of the Lincoln Heights, and lived there ever since, appears certain that the full run at ance “ P to 76 or more, one among the, school gymnasium during this school He has operated qnlte extensively In the mill cannot be resumed until some largest gatherings ln the history of a Sprlngfielder’s Interest In this mat Im portant as the nuts are produced year. m ill timber and other property In this time next week; whether at the first ( ,be brotherhood. i ter are now pretty generally convinced from the new and second-year growth. _____ region for e number of years Eu- of the week or not Is doubtful I The address of the evening was bv that the Southern Pacific Is now free a"^ _ lh,?,nld o °* The manual training department Nene has heretofore been the center -■ (Prof. Dunn, of the university. It or w ill soon be free to prosecute to unfamiliar with the work, has. In the laat few days, completed of bl* »P«rn»lon.; but. with the proe- L A T E R — A train load of logs came dealt with the history and civilisation • finish this long suspended enter- first seek the advice of some exper the making of four strong, heavy tab- I * * * before Springfield he la likely to down about 1 o'clock. of ancient Egypt with especial refer prlee. The one question which «till ienced grower. The filbert bears when four or five lea for th« use of the commercial de-(cen,* r #I1 bl* Intoresla here, ence to the recent finding of King seta aa a check on the enthusiasm of years old. and at 10 to I t years oC périment. They are much firm er and Tutankhamen’s tomb, which Is attract- some la as to the length of time be TRAFFIC OFFENSES age is In-fu ll bearing. A t the meeting better adapted to the work than the Try “Splrella” the W orld’s Best NUMEROUS PAST WEEK ln< ** mucb »««»Ho“ »« »&• present fore the last legal obstruction la re of the Oregon Horticultural society tables formerly In use Three of them Corset. Orders taken by Mrs Ida ■ time, other explorations In Egypt In moved. Putting together the state at Corvallis last month, filberts were Phone are now In the commercial department arisen. 114 E St. 115-W There was a good grist of traffic rec"nt years and the whole subject ment Issued by Mr. Kruttschnltt a displayed showing the following re evenlnca. offenses In the recorder's court dur- commonly treated under the name of few days ago. this declaration by one I sults: Ing the past week The following Egyptology of the vice presidents ot the Southern At a special meeting of the school' M r and Mrs. Earl Trees five years old produced eigh t Moore have board, laat Monday, Professor J R were th« cases disposed of: The News published last week an Pacific and the fixing of the date, pounds of nuts. ’ ¿ ¡ n r lr o i'o f ' the mo™d '" l " part of th" bull,lln« oc Torbet was R Boylan, speeding, fined. 310.00. abridgment of Prof. Dunn’s lecture March 9, when. It le expected, the fed Trees nine years old produced 25 cupled by their laundry on M ill and High echool for the next year, at a Albert Winters, speeding. 310.00 furnished by a student of the untver- eral court will render a decree con pounds of nuts. Main streets and have rented thetr salary of «1700. He will have charge Albert C o ckfln e, haying no tall ally. But It was altogether d iffe ren t,;f,rm in* ,be recent orde rof the Inter- Tre0s 15 ‘ years <|M produced 5» hlme on D street to Mr. of all the work at the High school ’ light. 32.OO. more pleasing and more Instructive 8 t,,e Commerce Commission, and the pounds of nuts. L. M Shannon. J,',?.n|,On?» n ? S f lo* a Roberts, parking too near to hear It from a decldely flesh and r* ader bas the grounds for hie own building The necessity for holding When one considers that there are moving from the house south of Dr thia election this early was In thls:4 hydrant 32 00 blood man. an enthusiast in hla conclusion. Rebhan's. IOS trees in an anre ordinarily aad Professor Torhet had receved an offer Mr. Booth, taxi driver, not stopping subject, who spoke of the Pharoahs the grower receives 25c per pound C A R D O F A P P R E C IA T IO N elsewhere which he could hardly af of that ancient time aa though they The Oregon Retail Merchants’ m o at railroad crossing, 35 00. for his filberts, one can readily com ford to turn down on uncertainties. c|at|on hel(j |t, ln h annua, c(jnT<n Stave Edwards, speeding. 310 00 had been his neighbors, as though he I wish to testify my appreciation pute what an acre w ill produoe from The consideration of economy had a tlon ln Eugene on Monday, Tuesday, Wm ” Hummel, speeding, w 316 aar -rv. 00. ..rase had resav'w known is tllgyil their I« folks «4 and «UR had llUd re- rtf- . . financial standpoint. The best Bight or ten cases have been c” ed cently read the family history out of '. 6 Pa rona<® 1 have recel,re(1 from : bearing on this action. and Wednesday of this week. the people ol Springfield and vicinity • ntbor,t‘eB recommend the trees be to appear but have not had their trial their own family Bible. He seemed during the seven years that I have 7>’* n,ed least 20 feet apart eaclx Washington’s birthday Is to be oh y a t ’ to almost causa their mummies, es- ' T ” " ‘n ‘ *“ ” » » » m aking ION¡trees m . n ' . p « Superintendent Roth Is working up Peclnuv that of Tutankhamen, which d° n’ hUS,IW,M an’° n' thP“ ’ and ° f ,he > ' on a plan for on Eastern latne teach- served by a program at tho High tb , pleasant business and personal re la-1 As ,o Tarieties, the Barcelona has ers’ Institute, to be held here on March school auditorium, beginning at 10:30 iviFTHODIST in« explorers lift a not yet looked upon . . . . . . m m « to ho tho ms««* In l i t v hnfrtro tho n.sfttoro tions thftt have «ubslstod between,' ome 1 h mast approved type, 24 The details of Ihe plan will b* and occupying the rest o( the fo re-1 QUARTERLY MEETING to In e before the audience There . . ... . . It in a steariv honrar tmf aftor wtts.v. W .. none of ... the musty odor . which . . . . . and h° r e that they will extend thvl" 8 y*» r after year. announced in a few days. noon. Tho principal feature will be [ -------- was same favor and good w ill to my suc and a heavy ytelder, besides being a --------- sn address by Rev J M Walters, of Th„ dletr,ct quarterly mooting of the '" ‘•»•■-«0:1 usually brings up In large, round nut of exquisite flavor. cessors. thn Fre(, Methodl, t rh „ reh wil, h„ 1(, poring over such a subject, aud none A series of inter-class baskothnll Kukene. It drops from the husks ln September MRS. M. N THOMPSON. garmes Is now In progress The first ------------------------------------------- --------------- at the chanel In West Springfield the of the dron* l' nd ,,rnwl of the c,asfi- and requires no special handling to game, between Ihe sophmores and ranged fo- a series of basketball latter part of last week, eontlnslng room ,rc’ ‘,rp Everybody was Intense Thoroughbred Ancona <ggs for render It fit for tho market. The nuta fpeshmen. was played Tuesday after- games between the Springfield and O’re« Sunday, Several persons from Interested .vie. 31.00 y ir setting. Als > one when gathered should be placed ln a noon, beginning after dismissal time Cottage Ornve H xh school teams. Cottage Grove attended Mrs. W. F FTof. Dunn seemed to grently enjoy ceckeral for thoroughly sale. Frank Murrav warm, dry room until Tho ereshmnn won by a acore ot H Tb„ f|n t ?Bme in this aertirs is to be Childs, the w'dow of a former pastor. tbp »octal mingling with hla auditors, s.rr ngl'leld, Oregon 3tp dried. to 4. The next game will he between place I hare on March 23rd. The se- now living at Newberg, scent »everil before snd after th's sddress. and to Aa yet no pest or disease has ap the Henlors shd Juniors The winners rond ^ ¡ j t,e played at Cottage Grove days among friends In this vicinity appreciate the good attendance and i* cement walk Is being laid In front peared to annoy the filbert grower e( these two games will contend In a some time early In April. on thia occasion The revival meet- the keen Interest manifested. .of Mr. and Mrs. George O rr’e residence and no complaint has ever been heard third. |Ing «t the church, which had coatln- The brotherhood had heard h lm ,on A , t r ***» between Nth and 7th. by any grower of his trees having Tho total enrollment at th» High ued for seven weeks, closed with the ones» before, and will be glad to hear Mr« Frank Fisher, Jr., bas a pretty been damaged er his crop Injured la Manager Graydon M w ls has ar- school now numbers 152. quarterly meeting him again. bed case of fin. m F*gg 11 CLARK. LICHTY, BENNETT _____ J L. Clark. W J Llchty, and Geo A Booth-Kelly train went up to Wendllng Tuesday afternoon, carry- CUT-OFF PROSPECTS BROTHERHOOD SUPPER FROM ANOTHER ANGLE LECTURE ON EGYPT