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TfiF- SPRINGFIELD NEWS
8PRINOPIELD, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924.
TWENTY-FIRST YEAH
SPRINGFIELD FISSI t
DU NEW PIPE LINE i
S T O R K S E A T S O R IM R E A P E R
BY M O R E T H A N T W O TO O N E
DROP INN CONFECTIONERY
SPRINGFIELD LEGION
SOLD TO R. E. HIGGINS
PLANNING CLUB HOUSE
A record ut 133 birth« and SO
Discuss P ro ject at M eeting F riday P rop rietor of E lite Apartm ents Take«
death« make« up the vital sta t­
( i N ig h t and C om m ittee W orks on
O ver F ixtures and Lees» from
istics for Mprlngfl' Id and ad­
Location and Estim ates
C. S. Beale; M r. S e lle r M anager
jacent territory compiled for the
year 1933 by Or. W II. I’ollard.
Plan« for a clubhouse
for the
Proposed $5,000,000 Clear Lake , city physician and registrar fur
The Drop In Confectionery and a
a
HprlngAeld
poet
of
the
American
Le- ¡light lunch place ha» been taken a
Water Project is Discussed . the HprlngAeld district. This
. glon are going forward, and were die <)r«.r by R E Higgins of Portland. .
Before Representatives of • 1« a Io«» In life over the y >nr . |. u » . e d at a m eeting of the Legion wh„ recW)tly took oyar the E,„ e .
City Council and Chamber * 1923 by two l>nr«om «Ince the
birth record w »i 139 and the
. ¡ ? W° *eW ,n’ ,nb<,r*' Ouy L>On* ,n d * ran tb? place, h a . sold the fix tu r e .i.
of Commerce.
death record 51
J Fete Oliver, wer* admitted to mem
Mr „Igglna. wb„ b„g al, o ,aiiaag < ,
Olh r town« Included In th«
e |bershlp.
the building. Mr. and Mrs. F. h. a
The proposed W illam ette
valley
Springfield territory are Goshen,
pipe line »y»lem Io coal between
The possible locution of the club geifer, who came to HprlngAeld two a
M aaeaat Hilt. Oakridge. Jes- ,
35,00.000 and 37.000.000 to »uply water
house, which could be used for meet weeks ago from Roseburg, will b<• '«
p»r, Pull frea k . Donna and .
to HprlngAeld, Junction City. Bttgen .
• lugs nnd entertainm ents, as well as the new managers. The dral was coirt a
W nltervllle.
Albany, Halnn und Corvallis, was In
.
the «» Groat?» on the structure, are P|,t«-d Monday, Mr. Ileal» h avin g .
Veallgated ul a in •«ting held Tuesday
In the hands of a com m ittee headed Springfield on Tuesday morning In his a
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black Other committee- Bew car for California on a tour of a
f»i«bt lu Hi« Osburn hotel in Rosene SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION 1 by
m en a re P e rc y T y s o n . C. L. C hase. the couutry.
Mayor Charles II. Egglmann. M. J
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INDEFINITELY POSTPONED W. II. Adrian. M B. Huntley and Jess
Mr UBd M„ Helfer. who wlll be .
.M rK Iln and W
M .L o n g went from
h e re I,, re p re s n n l ill ■ c ity co u n cil.
M u ls The plans will hs worked up
cbarge of the establishm ent. form. •
Fourteen Days' Notice Muet Precede
W F W a lk e r , p re s id e n t o f Ihe H p rln g
ns ... soon as possible, and then effort« , I w --- engager!
In the
same basin ms In -
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Acid
C h a n ih ’ r
of
C o m m e rc e ,
and
DEPUTY
FO R
“T h a
People's Paps«**
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
NUMBER 4
S H E R IF F
S P E E D IN G
F IN E D
IN
C IT Y
Fining a deputy »herlff for
speeding la a chance that does
not come to a police officer ev-
,ry day, but such was the case
this week when Springfield's
traffic oflloiC, C. M Hurd
brought to the police court R.
F. Calahan. Eugene deputy
,
d|
nn
„on. >rtlnK
)udge dt)r1n<
the Illness of J. W. Coffin, sat
hl« fine at 35. Mr. Calahan's
remark to the arresting officer
was to the effect that he would
have revenge and get him for
speeding In Eugen» one of
these days.
23.1 LEVY VOTE
OF TAXPAYERS
Millage of Defunct Tax Com­
mission Accepted but Changes
Made in Fund Allotment; Tim ­
ber Cruise Contract and Cost
System Not Favored; Com­
missioners C r i t i c i z e d in
Stormy Session.
The 23.1 mill levy, fixed by the de­
funct .ta x conservaiotn commission,
i was endorsed but numerous changes
Earl Matlock of Eug ne paid
a 310 fine for speeding on East • ' were demanded In the segr ration of
• ' the 3334,285 to ba raised for the gen-
Main street this week.
• '«-ral fund by the action of Lane coun-
~ i t y taxpayers m eeting W ednesday at
They MEASLES PREVAIL IN CITY; ¡the courthoua
The m eeting sttead-
Vote of D lrte le t on Bond Issue
.
Roveburg at the Orand Grille
F o r L e g a l ProcsduC
¡necessary »mount o f money to fit. are at prel(ent g,aylBK ln the E llte
other member« o f H ie i limnhor, O
HEALTH OFFICER WARNS ed by 300 or 400 P**»’ le during the dar
• nee the project.
<! B u s h m an , W C. M c L * g u n m nl J
apartments with Mr«. Helfer's broth- |
Due lo the following of the wrong I .
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marked with h rated discussion
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Reported
HprlngAeld Interests
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repair, are ,0 be begun
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expenditur
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Penalty of L ~ aw Says
The HprlngAeld it -leg« I Inn wa» fa
¡county court. Commissioner Emmett
D r. P o lla rd
vorably Impressed by the plan, ac­ n .»(inn n »uni i n « «« ,,n aa >« n American Legion social calendar. C. sorti with the Installation of a new
;Sharp, as in last year's meeting, next
IndeAnltely pea poned by ihe ..b o o l A 8 w t .
y,CM<,mmeBder> la
an(| a
cording Io Mr W ulkee A h pYeal
ito the budget, was the central figure
board.
A
special
m
eeting
will
be
call
,
ba
«-haim,,,,,
,,f
a
coram|
„
ee
,
o
!<x,u
||ght|n<
,
yatem
wt(h
ce|||n
g
lights
T he
prevalence
of
measlrs
In ,
dent of the Chamber of Commerce he
c l soon, at which Ihe board will set ,lp boxlng a ,)d w r^ „ „ )K
TherH
d'^ p ,'rh~ " The'txx»lhs a"rc to be , Springfield and vicinity, with tbe r e - m eettag
a stormy ie9a,'OB
will appoint b, tw een »1« und ten dele (I I I I ' W ( l a t e f o r th e * e l e c t I n n . ft< c < » r tl- I u * i t l b I b #« K«« astnt*» » » u o l m a l a
.
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r> « n t I-S«rvnr3 zvf «!▼ P Q g « «
ham h w M lv h t
»III al«„ he some good male singers taken out and a table service put ln. cent report of six cases, has brought
^ay and
,d to a climax Just as
gntm from HprlngAeld to a meeting
n )‘® entertain for fhe event. Mr. S w a r ts|T he room will be remodeled and r> up the question of r portable dis­ It was about to close. J. G. Swan,
to be held In the near future al Al­
T a n a n a J O. ^ l ' taUd Wh<>n '»‘• " « • * « 1 .
!palnted « g „ « « „ „ n d through«*.!. eases. Penalties will be lawfully ad-
bany. T h e d a l e hn« lint yet b e e n I .
deposed county club leader, mov^d the
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'p
a
p
.'r
In"the*ill»ulH
iwn'
week«
A
fler
•”
*
meeting
the
I.adl-a
Aux-
Minor repairs, such as a new floor mlntatered In the case of law break- ¡comm,ag(f)nerg b« asked to resign and
announced, but the object of
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era.
enemleg of Sharp ana Roney caus-
gath .rln g wlU b ' to ««•D rm ln. wh Mb
. ^ ' ^ V i o ' b e V .ld 7 ¿ ¡ ¡ j “ 'a ry o f lh * L* « lon »'""O th* m*n
*'Lc1h,ded
.
The following ...
statlm ent
u . confusion t tna
h.
e r or no< Ih . p r o je t 1. fe a .lb la
' ob, „ b, n l
todar <oold ! • «m iai time, spending the evening \ The place w ill carry a fnll line of
_ was issued I ed an uproar Amid . tbe
neTe(. put
a VQte
The
a o u r . e .g
the water supply lJnnfc„ h one dnv «hurt of two weeks
car<u t J * h* refreshments wer . ' onfertlons. fountain s4rvlcu\ light ’ today
— by
- Dr. W. H. Pollard, city motjon
health officer:
j
8harp Criticiled
served. About 20 Legion members lunches and tobacco.
would be Cl *ar Lake, about 70 miles before February 20.
"It has come to my attention lately
.
I were p resen t which Is an Increase«! I
distant from HprlngAeld. Tb» pip«
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Sharp was aiverely criticised by his
Joseph Llnaky. Portland sa lesm a n 1 . . .
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that
contagious
d
iseases
are
not
bo
.
.
. .
Una would be about 179 miles long. for the A m arle.» Credit a -so cl.tlo n . ! * " 'nrt"I’' a- «^cording Io Mr. S w art. FARMERS
WAREHOUSE
opponents yet defended him self in
lng reported to the city health officer.
It was estimated by George H. Ed­ was In Springfield Monday and Tu««t A vigorous membership campaign
characteristic two-fisted way
STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET This Is especially true of the laity ¡his
[
through.
mond«. Portland engineer, who was day Iflvestignling the legality of the V>>lng carried
which seemed to satisfy his supporters
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where
no
physician
has
been
employ.
present at tbe meeting Mr Edmonds Issue before his company m ak e, Ila
There will be a special meeting of
but only > nraged the more his enemies-
'the stockholders of the Lane county f
•pent several y««rs In the Clear latke bid Hr conferred with tin-b«»rd d u r-, P L EASANT HILL SCHOOL
.
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. .
.
. The m eeting many tim es seemingly
The
law
plainly
states
that
parents
.
.,
a .
j tu
vicinity nt the tim e when the Hill )B|, jl(g i(ny
. . approved of the act on of he and hH
BOYS TRAPPING S K U N K S ? ™ " ’ , 'n‘”n c°°pem've J ar* or guardians must report all contagi-
linos contemplateti a power protect
;colleague. Commissioner NMs Roney
house company at the Chamber of
^Commerce, B ug'««. SaUrdWy, Fob- ous diseases, when there is no attend- by the applause afforded him except
to electrify their railw ay, to Han D A U G „ T E R SPRINGFIELD
ing physician, to the city health de­
The boys of the Pleasant Hill pub
r rnnrlsco
runry 9. at 1:30 p. m At this m
e
e
t
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in two Items. The m eeting voted a
lie school have turned their atten­
resolution demanding the rescinding
Th« pipe line would reach from the PEOPLE DIES AT MEDFORD
ing the report and recommendations j partment
At
present
m
easles
are
becoming
„
tion to the trapping of skunks. Paul
..
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.
: o f tb? Nease T im b e r Cruise contract
b«<ad waters of the McKensle river
o f the auditor. Mr. C. A. Horton, will
quite p revalm t In our sch«»osl, and (
The dsught vr of Mr and Mrs. I. W. Harden has caught six In one den.
aqd also knocked Sharp's idea of a
through the mountain« lo a turn al
he given. Propos?d amendments of
i if we do not <mrb them school atten-
Baker, Mr» R. F Sandafer of M«ro th» Linton boys have trapped sov
Donna, and bw* tn;»p«*<l f««F the 9rwt
en.1 w k ii. I '
the by laws are also to be voted upon.
. ia. a7nL i ef»at accounting system voting to keep
'ford, died al hrr home on February er»I while Lvman Tinker bonstA nn •
nance win be m aterially leBaened
, , ~
c .«»».>«?<«■»
tim e at HprlngAeld. The water thrfs
and six trap. set. S e v e « . y ars a ^ Th‘’
C,He4 e’ Pe<’,a" y
—
This Is an economic loss to the «*«
« * » * C° “tny SnrTey° r
3 Mr and Mrs. Baker left Spring-
«uppll'd 1« said In be aa pure aa
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and opens the way here and P M
,g Heck|ep
field for Medford when Ihev heard ol O D King who lived at Pleasant Hill
comm ercially distilled wal.-r. and wn« ___________________ ___ _
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trapping 10 ,<,arn nr’ 1 h’ nd
**”“ *'“ • ° ( there for a d?atb from pneumonia in
her serious Illness, and w ’ re with
her . . spent
much of _________
his time
compared to Portland's supply
Central figures In criticising the
"r to the end
M rs Alex Btevens and skunks, practically ridding the dis-
nudl,or s report an<l recommanda‘ j the very young.
Hull Run water.
county court's adtion w?re lElbeHt
Mrs Alva McPherson of Springfield, trlct of this pest. But o f late the tions.
“I plead for the cooperation both of
Bede, editor of the Cottage Grove
It was «estimated by J. 8. Rogers of g(g,pril „f , ba deceased, went to Med- ,ajilmnl has become quite a nulsane*
parents and physicians In this mat- _
,
,
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.
, .
. Sentinel, and District Attorney Clyde
The H. P. K. W H. V. club met
the Oregon Agricultural College tha*. ford
attpnd , „ 8
wbtrh wa, ' , o
ter Just this day I have a case of
N.
Johnston.
Bede
confined his ef-
rlth Mrs Ebby Wednesday after- i
............. harü” bow r «’°"’ “ »- e,i hy Mrs Charles Paris of Mar. «,Is. I . M
n°°" The “ « ™ " " * • » Pleasantly ¿
p
, hroat .forts to heckling Commission Sharp
IIHI *«.
Bimthrtr afatnr
from Wendllnfc «pent nnd light refreshm ents were
p
™
along the sam e Un?« he has In his
this morning and y, sterday.
served by the hostess
ln some o,hey m’‘mber ° f ,h e fam’ ' newspaper for the last several we ks
Mrs. Hnndafer'a death followed an
Hy to their family physician or t o , ^ argumentg contalned little fact
CIVIC CLUB PARTY RAISES
ooem tlon January 28 She la survly.
the city health officer.
¡bpt were fuled wilb nasty lnslnua-
$20 FOR SCHOOL PLAYSHED ed hy her hu«hnn«l. B. F. Sandafer.
"Hereafter in cases that are n o t ,,lona and were c iagged by many »s'
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two rhlldren, Franeea. and Vernon
reported the responsible parties will ,..political b u n k ” On tbe other hand
Dyer 320 was eleared townrd th«> C htrpell; h«P parents, Mr and Mrs.
be given a chance to explain to ’ ’ e Attorney Johnston presented facts
playahad erected at the Lincoln school *
Baker, of 8pringfiel«l; «liters,
police Judge. The most common re- and fl,,ureg to bear out his conten-
w h e n Ih e lo td l s' Civic club gave a Mr». Rllev Wakley of Portland. Mrs.
rortable d iseases
are
m easles. , Sons and btg attack on the N ?ast
i" nefii ton an,t t n i parly ón
■ 1 ha Graham
Rarltand, Mr». John
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mumps, sm allpox, scarlet flever or t ¡lnber crulse contract led to the retí
, n la v aft >rnoon at the homo of Mrs Cooper of K-lama. W ashington, Mr». ¡ Average grades for the first s?ni- TTC. 92; Dep. 95.
scarletina, diptheria. Infleunaa and olntion demanding it be rescinden.
l*»ul Hrsllaln.
Charles Purls of Marcóla. Mrs Alex ,s t e r of ih e Springfield high school
Hawke, Way»?— Eng 7. 82; Soc, 94; ¡pneumonia
¡ Johnston picked loop holes in the
RHted flowers, ferns nod pah, « Stevens anil Mr». Alva McPherson of were announced today by Principal Phys. 94; Typ, 90; Dep. 85.
j
_
¡ "alleged stcr?t contract," and threat­
f,i,Traed a background of green In Springfield; two brothers. Clair Baker |c . E. Torbet. Eight 'student* made
Horning. Herbert—Eng 5. 92; Am ARBOR DAY EXERCISES
ened to break it In court if the com-
contrast to ihe red heart of the y«| cf Portland and Rll y Baker of I.odl. ¡average grades above 90 per cent, His, 88; Phys, 94; Span 3, 95; Dep.
A-|- SCHOOL POSTPONED rnissloners did -not rev is e their ac-
entine, which wa« u»e I ns a m ollf ¡ ’ 'allfornln
jA large number were neither absent
95
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! tian. The m eeting voled to leave
In the d«H'«,rallons. At least (A ladles
I nor tardy during the sem esler which
1-amhert
Charline— Eng 7. 95;
Arbor Day exercises in the Spring-, the 326.00« budget 3d fo a tim ber
allende«!, spm dlng the afternoon al IRISH BAPTIST CHI IRCH
haa Just closed.
Civ. 90: Biol. 95; Soc. 91; TTC. 87;
field schtmla have btpn postponed cruise but provided that the «Iraw-
tii e d h -w o rk o r cards T hen, were nine I
SPEAKER NEXT SUNDAY ! Th',se >t'<'**lvlnK 90 per cent or more Dep. 85.
from February 8 to February 15 be |Ing of a con tract when the cruise
, »hies, five of bridge whlat and four I
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for the entire sein est. r were: Thelma
Lewis, Carl— Eng 7. 70; Am His, ,.alIge of tbe condition of th? ground, was finally contract d anew, be left
.•<>0.
Mra E«l'«se Cox m ade high
Jeff H Irish, of Eugene, will speak ' S w e e n e y , senior;
R erth a Ferguson,
81; Soc. 81; Tvp 3, 77; Dep. 74.
lj E T-(, rb<.t, principal of the Spring-,ln the hands of the district attorney.
score nt bridge, nnd M rs F re d C bes» ut Ihe B a r,1st church Sunday m o rn l.enabelle Harptr.
Puuline Jack and
Love. A m y -E n g 81; Ctc. 82; T T C .jfleld high schoo1 annouBCea. At that)
Surveyor to Keep Cos»,
«,f Eugene took the congelation prise. , lag. and In th • evening Mr. Gordon . Bernice Jacobson, juniors; Elizabeth
88;
D«,p.
90
~
Um?
Jt
|g
hoped
that
the
w
eather;
On
motion
of Cal M Young th? tax-
At 500 Mi». C K Swarta hail high GrlfPn of Ihe Amerlcnn Sunday ftchool 1 Hugh, a nnd Raymond Ynrnes, sopho-
L.vons. Juanita— Eng 7. 76; Am His. wlH pernl,t tbe planting of trees on payers voted to allow the county sur.
score. and M r,. U . H. He armer look ftnlon will give the m ssnge. Rev. intorea; low* Carlton, freshman.
79; Civ. 81; D)tp. 86.
itbe h(Kh 9chool grounds, and rose veyor »600 addition for the perfect-
the <on»»lnth,n prize
lLUther has been ealle«i to Marshfield
Those neither absent nor tardy
Mcl’h.rson. Audrey—Eng 7. 81; bush(,s near the building A num b?r'lng and handling the Increase work
Mrs Norman Byrne of the Vnlve: | O bo|d „ , W(I weeks Revival m eet-¡w ithout oxcua» from home
were: Am His. 80; TTC. 90; Dep, 92.
'of representatives «< civic groups connected with the cost system which
»Hy of Oregon nchool of mu«i< gav». | nR and w||l perhaps he away or»r Dorothy A b'cue. Gladys Bauer, May
McPherson, Virgil— Eng 5. 93: 'wtll address the students.
¡has betn kept in former years Corn-
i, delightful pinno program, and at- tbre„ Rllnriay*. Varlon« speakers w ill,B lood. Kenneth Brush, Iowa Carlton,
Arbor Day ln the schools wlll mission?rs Roney and Sharp had plan-
eompanl M M is. Nelson, violinist from r,u th „
darln< hla abse„ Ca
¡A d . Carr. Robert Cline. Charlra Cox Phya, 90; TTC, 92; Bkkg, Inc; Dep.
further carry out the "Springfield ned
diverting a part of the 32500
'u "
Ml*«
A new class has recently been or ¡Lenora Dillard. DeEtta Duryea. Ruby 93.
Pamber, Mildred—Eng 7. 83; Biol, Beautiful” idea of the chamber of | left in the defunct tax conservation
.u n co
at er *ang a few vocal a e -lKan| IM) )n tbp Sunday School for ¡Uasler. Harry Gerlach. Dorris Girard.
Commero? and the Ladies' Civic !com m ission's budget to a fund for
91; TTC. 87; Dep. 92.
young married people. All young tun, ¡Juanita Hack. Tlieitna Layaon. Amy
the installation of a new cost keep-
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te c h n iq u e . .
Pritchard. Clifford— Eng 7. 88 ; Am club
, , ,
,H»d peopla are eordlnllv Invited to li.o v e . Virgil McPherson, Jessie «nit
Sprlngfield
high
school's
debate
,n*
The ,hi” 'e and Pt,a" )
eso is vie club express Ml attend this class nnd nlso the social Varna Manning, Lane Morse. Viola Hts. 91; Phys, 93; Civ, 93; Dep. 94.
p K
Insect eradication fund was raised
Ilielr appreelatlon to Mrs Hrattaln tlmo to he had Friday evening. Feb ¡Nelson, Clifford Pritchard. Arthut
Stewart, Charlotte—Eng 7, 75; A m ,wtth pleasant Hill here Friday even
from 3400 to 31400 as flx?d by tha
for the use of her home and for her 8. at the home of Mrs. Tobins on C
Potter. Alonzo Redding. Llbbie Ska- His 80; Gen Sc. 90; Span 3. 72; Dep. lng w»s decided unanimously In fa- budget com m issee.
Interest In maklng Ihe affalr a sut street between Second nnd Thlr«l.
85.
vor
of
the
visitors.
The
Springeld
llcky, ¡Lola Spencer, Nalila Stahlmann,
cees.
Six hundred «’oliars were taken out
Sweeney. Thelma—Eng 7. 96; Soc. debate with Eugene high school was
Charles Thompson, Bualah Thurman,
Antong Ihe Eugen-, gurats present
of the general fund em ergency and
92;
Biol.
96;
Gen
Sc
3.
93;
Dep.
88.
Parson Funeral Sunday
decided
2
to
1
In
favor
of
Eugene,
(Iraee W allace, Thomas W allace and
were: Mrs. Fred Chess. Mrs. Bert
Totnaeth. Alice— Eng 7, Inc; G eom ,. Ell(fene tbus winning the champlon- placed to the credit of bounti?s to
„
. Funeral services for Earl Pnraons, Raymond Ynrnes.
\ln e e n l Mrs. George Blair and Mrs. i wh(, d)pi| P„bnlary
, 9Mi WPr„ bpld
be paid leaving that fund at 310.000.
81: Biol. 88; Span 3. 73: Dep, 88.
ship for this section.
F IR S T S E M E S T E R A V E R A G E S
Criticism
arouse over the transfer­
a tii
< ( ormai k
.Sunday afternoon at
Ihe W alker
Wallace. Grace— Eng 7, 81; M&M,
professors J. E. Torbet and Randall
Explnnatlnn— E n g , English; Alg , 80; Biol, 93; TTC. 90; D?p. 94.
I Scott and Mr. A. H. Pengra were ring of emergency money during the
chapel, Rev. T. D. Ynrnes. pastor of
Eleven at Hospital
¡)hp Spr,nKfi ,)d Methodist church, of Algebra; Gen SV. General Selrnee;
th* «•« » t* brtween Cot- ,Past Y * ’’ t® «»«nlrawn road district
Juniors
:lie«,nt. Geometry; Biol, Biology; Am
Eleven patients are now occupying fli huIng
Bauer. Gladys—Eng 5, 84; Civ. 81; '«xe Grove and Pleasant Hill dur-1
¡this illegal wh?n pressed for his
Ihe wards In Ih > Springfield hospital,
Mr Pnraons waa born In Fairfield | H I h , American History; Civ, Civics; Biol, 91; Bkkg. 96; Typ 1, 86; Dep, ¡ing the past week.
«(•«■Ording to M rs. Clarenre G rim e s , ' O hio. N o v e m b e r 13. 1881. H e w en t to
B o o k k e e p in g ;
S te n , Stenog- 0"
The Spriw lleh l high school boys'
taxpayers and declared
proprietor
i i «».«I t
cnhnrir oa the county court hail rever sought
the Dakotas I n I l l s a«rly manhood, rapliv; Typ, T y p ew ritin g ; MT. Manu­
('a rr. Ada—E ng 5. 82; Biol. 88; Sten basketball team defeated Coburg 20 i
•
ar .anofora
Mr». IA>lw4„ K ln tzb y of Lowell 1 and lived there for four years. He al T rain in g ; TTC. T en eh er T raining
3 a Friday
i'..i 3.»«» night.
v«(s»i»t A i (rtirrY
A with
i his tidvice in mfiKing truiisfers.
1 .1
01 . • Bkkr
94- T T v > n p 1 1. K
H* »<’«
Den ’ » 80
lo 10
gam e w for
itn The Bern for the care of the poor,
1.
kg.
94.
86.
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b>pn
9ch(Mlu]pd
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si;
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an
ish
;
Meeh
Dr.
underwent a minor operation y e s le r -' then cam* to Oregon, where he has
Cline. H arry— Eng 6, 78; Am
«lav, as did Mrs. Artie W lntner of r sided ever since lie died al tbe ' ’mnlcn1 Drawing; Phys. Physics; Boc,
■' tomorrow night In the Springfield j (16.000.
brought forth a round of dls-
64: Phys, Inc; Bkkg. Inc; Dep. 91.
Colller, Allene—Eng 5. 82; Am K ..,|M « h «*«> 1 xymnaalum.
Both the "»«<>» * *
a* > * ‘ d *<> atand'
Eugene nnd Mrs. Lillian Grimes of j age of 42 years 2 months nnd 18 days, i
: MX M' Medlaval nnd Mot.
Springfield.
The same was true of the 3-r,*00 bud-
tin Is survived hy his widow, two ern H isto ry ; L al. L atin ; Dep, D epot’ 74; Civ, 79; Span 1, 74; Dep, 93.
boys'
nnd
girls'
team
s
will
have
i
Hurl Jon s of W estfir was adm it­ rhlldr«ui, Seotl and Fey , by his moth­ m en t; Ine. Im im p lete.
Cooley, Abbie—Eng 5, 77; Am His, ¡games. Admission will not be charg- g?ted for the county court. Criticism
arouse over the purchase of thr-ae
ted I«, the hospital for treatment er, five brothers sad t.wo sisters.
Seniors
70; Slen 1, 78: Dep, 85.
!pd to those with student body tickets,
Tuesday.
new automobiles during the present
Barker, Mary Eng 7, 84; Am Ills.
Interment wan itit.de In I.anrel Hill
Cox. John— Eng 6. 79; Geom 2. 85; ¡’hough other students will be admit-
administration Commiwioner Sharp
Mac Davis of Eug ne was dism is­ cemetery.
89; Typ 3. 94; Dep, 88.
Tvp 3. 86; I^at 3. 6;7 Dep. 85.
ted for ten cents
declared worti out m achines wefre
sed February 4
Blood. May- Eng 6, 77; Am Ills. 82;
Dillard. Kenneth—Eng 5, 78; Ctv.
t-aded
in for the n-’w automobllea
TTC,
86;
Hep,
95.
Mr,,. H a r r y F m ire n t who has b en
Walter Plntt nnd George Platt of ¡and cxp.esntrd the lief that tt w.,a
Brntt.aln, Wilbert Alg 2. 54; Geom 73; Span 3, 26; Meeh Dr. 94; Dep, 90.
Jobu BlinHz end daughter Rom« ill f r m mil.' Ha» li getting along
• a r ju .y to owm
Dillard. Anna—Eng 5. 84; Geom 1, Thueston were Springfield visitors on Imagh t l vtprr tor
wore In yesterday frota» Esfl Creek nloel r, «etto ' ng I » ,, d froat En 1, 78; Span 3, 78; D p. 86.
Tuesday
>
(««m
¡Ames
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(LYiaUaued
on
P
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e
4)
fur metileni treatawat.
(Mina. Robert— Hug 7, M ; Pbya. M l
rene
Îe”e m X
for !c<>L*rin,; *re
First Semester Grades
of High School Published