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POOR NELLIE
OREGON GETS $136.686
FOR FOREST ROAD WORK
M ATHER
8 P P ] N 9 f l* L D
MRS. PERKINS FUNERAL
HELD AT CHAFfeL TO bA Y
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s
T h * Ig p e jw l o f M t * . A n n e tta P e ri
L p w o fa 's b irth d a y was estlaintenK'r
at <1 a t the S p rin g fie ld h ig h a< th io l on klna. W lfn « f G o r g a t e r k ln a o D i l t l *
F e b ru a ry 1 Î bv a se ries o f eddr^sae» c ity , « h o <Mj'd o f tu h e rru lo s ls In a
a nd th a p re s e n ta tio n o f a m edal to S ile n i s a n tta rtu m F v b ru a iy I I . H i t .
F ra n k L o m b a rd fo r y r it iu g th e h « u was h e ld a t (he W a lk e r . ha pel th ls
,,BSrty (>u
, m a r ty r »1
p re s id e n t
m o rn lu g a f f in o 'c lo c k R e ve re n ti M r.
C o lonel W G I). M e fc e r and Judge T D Yarnes. p a s to r o f th è S p rln g
In
O F S k ip w o rth o f E ug e n e w e re the held M e th o d ls l u hurvh. u rtiv i! si
t r itie n i wu» Biade In la u r e i H ill
speakers f o r th e occasion
C o lo n e l M erce r, w h o was an arm » centi le r y
M rs P e rk in * was h o rn A u g u st 13,
n ,'a s t ig e r at th e W h ite H ouse d u r
in * th e s tir r in g d a ys o f th e C iv il w a r ISSO H e r hom e haa been In S p rlu g
now ch a p la in In th e O regon S ta te Held fo r a n u m b e r o f years. She was
senate, gave an In tim a te g lim p s e o f a m >mber o f th e Rebekahs, w h ic h
th e p re sid e n t ns a m an o f a ffa irs H e o rg a n is a tio n had rh g rg e o f a “ Vive«
e tn p h a s lie d th ■ c n lm n »as and s im p le a t th e g ra v e
In * ,o n *«6,741 nn ffl** e e e p « ru i|v o rusd
! »aOCA>OC<>OCH>ötX>>X><X>0<>OCXXhS a nd t r a il |>roj v t s th in y c . ir i a ccord-
In * »o w o rd Iron» D is tr ic t * ’ or*»««r
«& t»<i. " <*«*»» 't«w»pa|*r Cntun '
G eorge H C e cil T w e n ty - .iK k i « ta lc *
RS S IM O N D S . Ust««i»«l iw iie n ily
to her s iste r's repeated ta le o f ¡1* w h id i N .c lo n a l F ore sts a re locate I
h e r d a u g h te r's uitsforiuD e.
Mrs. St w h o lly o r In p a rt w ill sh a re In th e
tuoQds had heard the s to ry In va rio u s d is tr ib u tio n d u rin g th e c u rre n t fiscal
w a ys fro n t m em bers o f th e fa m ily , y e a r o f th e *1,006.000 fu n d a p p ro p rla t
and had been moved th e re b y to com« •d hv C ongres T h is Is an a n n u a l ap­
o r and a sce rta in ttM e xte n t o f her fa- p ro p ria tio n f o r th e c o n s tru c tio n o f
« w rite niece's m istake.
read» and t r a ils w ith in th e N a tio n a l
The home th a t E leanor had deserted
F o r »at a In c o o p e ra tio n
w ith
lo ca l
th ro u g h h e r h a st) m a rria g e was a
a
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s
,
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to
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b e a u tifu l home In d e e d ; th e room In
w h ic h E le a n o r s aunt now sa t " a s !m- c e n tly re ce ive d o f th e a p p ro v a l hv
j-resslve and a r tis tic In arrangem ent. th e C h ie f o f th > F o re s t S e rv ic e and
W h ile E le a n o r's m other, te llin g her th e S e c re ta ry o f A g ric u ltu re . A la ska tru s t o f th e g re a t m an w h o b e lie ve d
«sorrowful tale, was gowned as a w om ­ and l'o r t o R ico w ill also sh a re In th e
r U h , wou!(, p r> v a „
Mht, n
an o f social prom inence and fashion.
d is tr ib u tio n o f th is fu n d co m m o n ly
W a s h in g to n was a t th e h ig h e st
“ T h a t E leanor, upon whom h e r fa ­ k n o w n as th e F a ctio n S fu n d
P ilc h o f e x c ite m e n t a ft» r t h - d e fe a t
th e r and I la vish e d every care, to
l4»sl y e a r Î7 sta te s shared In Ihe
, h0 n o r, h e n l ( riM p ,
R un
w hom we gave every accom plishm ent,
federal m oneys. P e n n s y lv a n ia h a v in g W hen W a s h in g to n w a s expected to
sh o u ld go aw ay to m a rry an In v a lid
w h o m ay not su rv iv e c ity life — aw a y been a d d M to » h l. ye a r's lis t fo llo w - N> . a<.ke tl aBV (|ay hv , b(. C onrp,,r rB |e
, . r r a lm lv „ „
In Is o la tio n to an o ld farm house be­ In x th e e s ta b lis h m e n t o f th e A lle g h e u v |ro o p g lb „ rr<
T h is b u
and p la n n ed In
queathed h im hy h i» gran d m o th e r. N a tio n a l F o re s , 1« th a ' S ta te
T h a t th e y have sufficient to supply p a r tic u la r fu n d 1« e x p e n d -d o n lv ttn-
,b„
, . , m pj | | l n
« heir needs is p ro v id e n tia l; f o r her d e r c o o p e ra tiv e a r r e u n e n 's w ith sta te
j Uf|g „
S k ip w o rth '«
address
gave
fa th e r refuse« to have a n y th in g to do
Mnlbo -Sttc« and sh o u ld not 8f>m«w h a , o f n res»,»»» o f
w lv
w it h a d a u g h te r ao regardless. C h a rlie .
- a b ' i h p I w i t h o t h e r ro a d b u ild , n r
.............. I b* confused w ith o th e r ro a d -b o lld lu g tn u n ln g . I l f v and a n ,h l,Io n o f th e
S tn yve sa a t lia s h it p rid e and I.Is die-
a p io in tu ie n t.
, fu n d s expended u ro n roads and ,- a lls p fo a ld e n t. He d e cla re d th a , th e th re e
“ W e ila B a rk e r, « fa v o rite and ris in g
,h e
F o r 'X ta
I, Is r r e s|d e n lla l h e ro a w e re W a s h in g to n
m an, was C harles' choice fo r E leanor. i» n » *re lv se p a ra te fro m lh » IS p e r re n t | j nco| n and W ils o n
B u t w o u ld she Msten?—ixu g h e d a t us. fu n d w h ic h Is tu rn e d o v e r to th e
, be close o f th e e x e -e ls e . th e
I heard B ru c - M a n n in g in fo rm Eleanor, sta te s ,o expend,
m ed a l w on h y F ra n k L o m b a rd was
w hom he in sists U|ion r a ilin g his i F „ o w in g a re »he s la le s and
p rh ie n te d . In th e fin a l c o m p e titio n
-N e llie ? th a t p h ysicia n s M ated tt m».v a m o u n ts each w ill re c e lv » f r - m th e f o r , hp
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w„ r„
be years be fore his lu n g w ill be In a S0c. io n $ r n „ , t - A rlro n a *S4?m» A r ­
1e
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l
to
be
sent
to
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re
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ludges.
Or
h e a lth y c o n d itio n. I t was th is fa llin g kansas. *9 735- C a lifo rn ia .
W H . B o lla rd , p re s id e n t o f th e school
w h ich necessitated h is renouncing tiie
C o lo rad o . *«7S 37;
Idaho«. *114 744; h o a r,,: M rs O r» H e m 'n w a y . p rin c ip a l
a rc h ite c t's profession, to liv e In the
M o n ta n a . »44.Sk,«: N evada, *1 7 1«4: o f th e L in r o ln school, and M r». M
open.
"T h e o ld horoest*»ad le ft to M r. M an­ N e w M e xico . »37 945; O rovo n . S13S - M M o L e sn . h is t, school te a che r. K l»
S o u th rta k o ta . «3 495;
’ -» ih ts s a y won by a vo te o f > to 1.
n in g ts in a rem ote place ca lle d Ban- «««:
b u rg ; to B a n h u rg o u r E le a n o r ilr p .tr ,- « 3 * 3 to - W a s h in g to n . »S5 741: W v -n
«1 im m e d ia te ly a fte r a h u rrie d m a r­ In * . »45.101 A la s k a rece ive s *43.919
N ot Her
riage curcm ouy— upon w h ich she In­
She; “ I w o u ld n 't th in k o f m a rry ! ng
sisted— th a t h e r husband m ig h t q u ic k ­
P. U R C CS RATPS T O
such an In t lle c tu a l m o n s tro s ity and
l y obey h is p h ysicia n 's advice. T he
A S S IS T
S E T T L E M E N T p h y V e a l R ils fit
as
you
a re — you
tw o have l>ccn m a rrie d six m onths
n u m b sku ll? IX» you get me —
no w and C harles w ill p o t answ er any
Im p o rta n t a r tio n In t nded to assist
o f E le a n o r's le tte rs.
i H e ; “ W e ll, fro m th » g e n e ra l tr« n d
“A ll o
our
u r hope
hope no w is . placed m : land co lonisatlo«, In w e ste rn sta te s i , o
— f b y o u r c _______________________
o n re rs a 'lo n . . I ______—
s h o u ld . .■ im lg e
G w endolen.
She Is a lo v e ly yoeng h , s
B »aken by S o u th e rn P a cific no( .-— A m e ric a n L e g io n W -e k ly
th in g , and has s u ito rs m any and de- co m p a n y in ta k in g up
w ith
o th e r
____________________
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I
a,ruble. C harles a m i 1 lik e to p ic tu re , w e s te rn c a rr ie r s .associated In th e
H a ve you v is ite d th e S p rin g fie ld i
b e r In such a home as t h is : h e r hour« T ra n s c o n tin e n ta l Paaenx r A s -o c la
A rm y G oods S ore? Com e In, le t's ¡
passed c o n ve n tio n a lly, as she has been t io n a p ro p o s itio n to place In e ffe ct
g>t
a cq u a in te d .
fI4
a c u s to ro e d to spend t h e m - m . t nure- hon, e g e .,k e r,
e x c u rs io n fa re s
fro m
!n ^ a |*x>r Mck b m a In a lonely, ¡»hub- . l
iiu j ,
_
,
.
_
i .ne MICKY!1 W e st to p o in ts in Call-
b , y ---------
co u n try
bouse.
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n
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■ D r 8 R»IPh D tppel. D e n tis t, V itu s
M rs. S t a r v e s . « gave a sh ive r o f , o r a ” '
b u ild in g . S p rin g fie ld . O regon,
disgust,
if p r y o m g e s t d a u g h te r en-
A rizo n a . A n o n n n ce tn e n t o f t h e ’
__
te re d th e room .
G wendiden was a co m p a n y's a c tio n was m ade to d a y h y '
To Have Benefit Supper
to v e iy g irl, m uch as th e disapproved ,J- H . R. Parsons, passenger tra ffic
s is te r had been a t h e r ag e ; b u t th e m a n a g e r fo r th e com pany.
j T h e R ebekahs w ill g iv e a c h ic k e n
y o o a g fa ce showed w e a ry lines and
S o u th e rn P a cific proposed to th e su p p e r M o n d a y
n ig h t
fro m
6 :1 5
G w e n d o le n * lone was in d iffe re n t ns o th e r c a rrie rs th a t th e bom'»-seekers' o 'c lo c k to S o 'clo ck.
The
»upper,
she m ade a request— " A a rre n I-a ir- fnn>
, he TOnn,| ( r ) „ be flx (J a, , b( w h ich w ill h e a-rve»l In th
1 0 O
b u rn wishes me to go to the th e a te r; >
,
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i
(' 3 ’“ WST fa re plea five d o lla rs , th e F h a ll, w ill he c a fe te ria a ly le
It
I fo rg e t w h o , p la v he sal,I was on. .
,
.
-
b u t one o f
» best, o f bourse. S h a ll ' k ' 5t«’ s t o ’w M' 1'’ b n ‘ b<* <’ r»> » " ‘1 th ir d 1« s t a le l th a , th e p rm e e d s w ill be
I go. m otb t r —
T uesdays o f each m o n th fro m M arch fo r th e b e n e fit o o f P o rtla n d o rp h a n
M rs. St vesant moved th a t she tn D 'c e m b c r In c lu s iv e f o r p a rtie s A f hom e fo r g irls .
m ig h t see th . fine c a r b e fo re the >l<M>r- ?5 o r m o r tr a v e lin g to g e th e r. F ifte e n :
— — ---------------------- •—
w ay. H e r »’ i;lc o f ugreeiuent shotted days w o u ld be th e fin a l r t'tu r n lim it
T o A tte n d C onference
s a tis fa c tio n .
_____________________
"G o, o f c i , , r » \ G wendolen.
A nd C A I l ^ l b ’ f* C C iO C O T c i d c c
G rcgo n A g r ic u ltu r a l Gnlb-g»». f'o r -
x re s r the gold ore.-e."
C
v ?, m a s t
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F eb 14
W ,y n e H « w ke . R alph
T h e ro-e, t
ve ry s till r f t e r th «
C O S T L Y I N N O R T H W E S T ('U n s. G eorge M oon, W ilb e r t B r a tta ln
M
yo u n g g i i l had departed. P re se n tly a
l - . r i l y m an « m e a n jl sank In to a
/ h" ’ r» w tt» » > » « ’»-
“ I'm ra th e r tir e d ." he rem arked.
ft he «mM« a f u m r *
zsa u
» ,
ae
o.
O be dien tly. I»»tle*>ly, M r«. Rmyve»-
a n t drew her c h a ir to th e in la id table.
" W i l l you Join us, M a r io n r C h a rles
K n iT T fs n n t »»Led
S tu y v c s a n t a .. I.
Mrs. Sim onds arose. " I f ,o o w ill
and K e n n e th D illa r d w ill re p r sent
A » r-e n d ld re c o rd in a e c-trln g eon- g p rin g fie M h ig h echool a t t h - educe.
T,ctl<* ’ t0T
o f »fa»« « H , te n a| e x p o s itio n to be h o ld a t th e
F e d e ra l fo re s t fir« la w * was m ade
F „ , )r1lary , ,
2, M r R o(h
d u rin g 1923 fn W &R hfnirton and O re w n» nr r n m n Mnv »h
r
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.
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.
w,
w " ’ » ^com p a n y th e m ax fa c u lty ad
gon. a c c o rd in g to th e F o re st S r v ic t . Vi» o r
, V n ite d S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t o f A < ri
’
_____________________
c u ltu re . D u rin g th e tiro seanon fo r e r t
V r.
n .,
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_
.
1 M n i-
P rice was In fro m M a r
a n ,j p o u re o ffic e rs caused th e a rre s t
, h l.
o f 177 rer!W)na rn<, , furP<, r o u r t
t h <1’
excuse m e." she said. “ I w ill go and . v lc „ o ra
167 rasefI
Ca rl C a rp e n te r o f east o f to w n was
pack. I am going on to see E le a n o r j C a . , ^ , ne511 w (th flrea
wood(>(1 tn to d a y f o r m -x lic a l tre a tm e n t
tn her fa r ab<-de in th e m o rn in g .”
....
»««•»■»
T he re was no sound fo r « .m e tim e
a re a " T ,th ,n th o se
ha’' •>**"
Jo h n Capps o f W e lls v ille . Kansas.
In the b ig room, save the s o ft c lic k o f
°ttH a w e d fo r m a n y years,
and b o th w ho has been at W e n d lln g fo r a fe w
ca rd s and the m usical chim e o f th e fe d e ra l, s ta te and lo c a l a u th o ritie s co- weeks past, was
In S p rin g fie ld
la s t
d o rk .
op ra te c lo - e ly In a n c re h e n d ln g v io lâ t evening.
" R a th e r tire d .” said C harles R tuy- ora o f th e la w s. Fin'»s and co sts in th e •
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
vesant again. " T h in k I w ill re tire , m y 167 c o n v ic tio n s a m o u n te d to »1.536
You w ill fin d th a t th e S p rin g fie ld
”
and c iv il dam ages c o v e rin g th e va lu e A rm y Goods S to re has m any u se ful
T h e m o rn in g tra in ca rrie d Mrs. Si- o f G o v e rn m e n t-o w n e d tim b e r d e st-o y- b a rg a in s o f a ll th » o u td o o r w ear f l4
m ouds to a sm all co u n try s ta tio n P(1 a m „ UIlted , o , » 95()
am o n g th e h ills . A young wom an
W E A R E agents f o r th e D s ig n e r Pa,
th e re sprang fro m 3 sm all ea, fo greet
te rn s . A . It
Sneed
D e p a rtm e n t
b e r a u n t, a rosy cheeked young wom ­
fetore.
f2fi
an, a shining-eyed )o u n g wom an, an
a lto g e th e r Joyous young woman.
" D a rllB g ,” greeted Eleanor, “ d raw
y e u r cape d o s e ; It la .-h illy in the au­
tu m n h ills . A t home we have th e Jot-
Heat fire. A nd w a it u n til you see the
b o t b is c u its ready fo r yo u r coining.
A n d th is Is m y husband, A u n , M a rio n ;
com e to meet you in o u r new little
c ar."
T h e husband, who was supposedly
K le u n o r’s m is fo rtu n e , sm iled co rd ia lly
M rs . Sim onds a, once lik e d th a t v : i'in -
in g « m ile ; s in c e rity , too, shone In the
y o u n g m an's k in d ly eyes.
.Mrs. 81-
tn o nd s co u ld un d ersta n d Eleanor's
t ir e b ' d iffe re n t p o in t o f vie w reg a rd ­
in g h e r ow n s ta te o f m is fo rtu n e . Then,
clo se In th e lit t le ear ta-slde B ru ci
M a n n in g , th e v is ito r looked In to his
b ro w n e d face. " W h y ! ” she rem arked
c h e e rfu lly , "y o u do n o t look lik e a sick
m a n ."
“ I am fa«, b ecom ing a w e ll one," he
p le a s in g ly assure,! her.
B et ween avenues o f crim son-touched
tr e e s th e s m a ll c a r ro lle d Its way.
T h e log fire cra c k le d a w e lco m e:
books and guy m agazines la y at hand
upon th e la m p -lig h te d table. T h ro u g h
the d oorw ay M rs. Sim onds glim psed a
ta b le la id f o r Ih e e v e n in g 'm e a l.
“ A n d a fte r su p p er,” said N e llie , “ we
«Mwnelimes d riv e dow n M o o n lig h t way.
o r h a v e ^ tn u s lc , o r o fte n some o f
B ru c e 's yo u n g h u n tin g frie n d s come
to c a ll. B u t I f n o ,” —b lu e eyes, te n d e r,!
proud, mat d a rk eyes, f a it h f u l, lo v in g '
— “ i f n o t.” »«Id N e llie s e ftly , “ w v lis v e i
each otMer."
“ Poo, N ellie ,” said M rs Slmomls.
• a d sm ile d . " I e»o so happy to h n v -
Able peep lu te y o u r Paradis«
r
— ■"
In
IM t t d
1
H ln s a s lf
"C a n I co u n t on y o u r a u p p i.r» ■ lee
i ' 1’’ " ,,av * " a,,k•',, , h ' ‘ « n d ld a f« o f th e
| v illa g e soak, w h o had a fe w u n d e r
| h l" ,w l‘
,h * “ » •
'W e ll. J u d g e ." re p lie d th e U tte r
"to tell you sh' tr u th . I ‘a h p e rl to be
a H’l u n d e r sh" w <athec to s e lf on
'te r tia n d a y ." — A m e ric a n
l.e g lo tt
W e e kly.
P a a to r O u t o f T o w n — Rev
T
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Yarn«« w e n t to H a ls e y la st e v» n ln v
In th e In te re s t o f M th o d ls t m lsston
a ry w o rk H e gm-s to H a rris b u rg lo
"ALL A M ISTA K E" TO BE
^mrets.wf Certa»
COM M EM ORATE LINCOLN
O r*« in g e ts H M .4 W .0 0 sJ |P *W i» h ‘
By M O L L IE
I'lU 'R SD A Y. F E IIItt'A K Y 1 1. 1 »24.
T H E SP R IN G FIE LD NEWS
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PR ESENTED BY S TU D EN TS
p s riitte u iliiu t.
C o m m u n io * s e rv ire a i I I a
“ A ll a M lfila k e '' la lit« nam e o f th e
tn.
Pi a ih lu g L U X » * . ut. Al .ru in a aule
J»ct : "W h e n Ut» Ite s lln y o f a M . i l l ' t i
Rested In Ih » Hands o f a W om an."
J u n io r and s e ttlo r young peopl s'
m e e tin g a l fi liti p tu Come and t n 'o y
th e n io M lu g . young people
T h u rs d a y n ig h t o f th is w eek
he
young peo pl» are g iv in g a B ro ke n
lle a it s m in i In th e socia l room o f the
c h u rc h b u ild in g
G rea t sin g a l 7 30 p m T h e i t ches
tr a w ill p la y "M a g n o lia Itlo s .m ils. '
a no ve l Ile hy J 8 Z am evttlk
T h e e ve n in g s e rm o n : “ A C o n ve rte d
In fid e l's P re a ch in g " A h e a rty v e t
rom.» Io a ll In a tte n d thes • s e 'V lie «
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On Our Monthly Investment Plan
B U ILD IN G G IF T S mean a lot for the future of your
children— and at the bottom of character must rest the fundation
stone of thrift.
YOU CANNOT FIN D a plan which better teaches the value of »nv-
ing, the earning power of money and the principles of sound invostmont,
than exists in our Monthly Investment Plan.
THE E X i -' l N D IT U R E OF A FEW DOLLARS will enable you to presont
e child with a lesson in th rift and investment which he will never forget,
and which will help him mightily in hia preparation for the problem of life.
SAFc. — DEPENDABLE — SATISFACTO RY — these threo words sum
up the chief points commending an investment in this largo service or-
ganization.
IN V E S T M E N T D E P A R T M E N T W ILL
BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU
Mountain States Power Company.
"YOU SHOULD BE AN IN V E S TO R "
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laugh or thrill with git
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PICKFORD
“ ROSITA”
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