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LEGION POPPY SALE TO
BE HELD NEXT WEEK
MAY
22,
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Commencement
Decoration Day
Program Ready Events Prepared
NUMBER 1»
CIRCULATE PETITIONS
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Sherman Potter and Fred Louk Can­
Flowers Msds by Disabled Vetarana
didate« fo- Dr. Pollard's Place
to Be Sold In City for
Committee Arranges for Obser­ Graduation Week Event* Fixed;
on Board.
Memorial Day.
vance of Memorial Day at
Meeting Tuesday.
"The People's Paper"
Senior Play May 29; Com­
mencement June 4.
25 WHITEST FOB
ROSE SHOW OUEEN
Petition« are being circulated nomi­ Annual Show to bs Held May
nating Sherman Potter and Fred
29; Prizes for Rose* and Best
Louk to run tor director on the school
Decorated Floats in Parade;
hoard of Springfield for next year.
Elaborate
Preparations Made.
Dr. W. H. Pollard retire« from mem­
June 4 at 3 o'clock In the evening bership on the board this year, and a
of
the
Joint
com
m
ittee
of
the
I
»id
lea
xiliary The proceed» will go to the
Twenty five of the you.~.g ladles or
ItMolUtlon* Opposing the movement
of the Grand Army, of the American "The Individual and Education," will new director will be voted upon on
disabled veterans.
Springfield,
ranging in ages from 6
on foot to admit Japaiiime and other
be tlie theme of a s address by Prof. Monday June 21, from 2 to 6 p. m. In j
A booth from wihlch the poppies Legion and Civil and K-panlsh Ameri­
alien« io membership In the lx>yal l*e
Walter C. B srn-s, of the history de ; the city hall, C. A. Swarts, m em ber1 to 18 years have been nominated by
can
War
veterans.
Gathering
of
auto-i
will he sold will be eslabllahed at
■ton of Longer» and Lumbermen wnn,
partaient of the University of Ore­ of the board announces A petition the Ladle«’ Civic club as prospective
Main and Fourth street according to mobiles at the W. O, W. hall and
passed by the he al 41. at a mooting '
gon
Prof. Barnes was a Rhodes nominating J. W. Coffin for clerk of I queens of the rose show to be held
a
procession
to
Ute
Laurel
hill
come-
Thursday night, and presented by D 1 plans of the legion auxiliary. Th' pop­
Scholar
at Oxford, England, where he the board is likew ise out. Nomina­ here May 29. At a special meeting
py sale has become an anqual affair t< ry where the exerclaoa will take
of the club last evening the date
W. Crltee. »«ho la a member of the \
studied for three years.
tions thl« year will be only by peti­
before Memorial day all over the place Is provided for.
was set, and plans made for the par­
iMtard of directors, at a meeting of the '
Cltlxens with cars are requested to
The calendar event« will come In tion
country
ade
and award». It has been first
o n ta n H u t Io n In Portland
this week. |
The Hi rlngfleld auxiliary Is prepar­ be at the Woodman hall at 9 o'clock till'’ following order: May 29. 8:30 p.
suggested to have the show In June,
The reoouttion were slgr.««l by George 1
to
take
out
others
who
wish
to
go
in.—Senior Play.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ing a Jelly and Jutn collection for the
bat the roses have been blooming so
Di venport. chairman, and I). W. M c ­
High School.
benefit of th« dlmbled In th- Portland hut have no machines. Donations of
ELECT NEW OFFICERS early that It was thought best to set
Kinnon. secretetV A further reoolu |
flowers
for
the
services
Is
also
re-
June
1,
8
p.
m.—Baccalaureate
Serv­
hospitals Women who would donate
the date ah‘ ad, Mrs. Clark E. Wheat-
tlon aaeerted the Intention of the cm j
ice.
are asked to get their collection readf nested by the committee.
Student body officers for the com­ os, general chairman, announces.
I»"«»/»’ , of th Booth Kelly »nwmlll to
Program
Methodist
Episcopal
church
this month. Mrs 11 B Freeland, too
ing year at the Springfield high
Nominations for queen include;
"stand tat" at the nunlnuni wag» o f ,
G. A It Plot at Ioiurel Hill cetne- June 3. 8 p. m.—Reunion of the class
post delegate to the state convention
school are: Merle McMullin, president Winifred Ifyaon, Katherine Roberts.
33 40 per «lav.
t<
ry
at
10
a.
tn
May
30.
of
'22.
In Portland, will take the Jelllee and
Pauline Jack, vice-president. Myrtle Marcilene Seavey, Constance Rebhan,
Many Causes for Low Market
'
Call Assembly, by American Legion.
High School.
Jaine with her wli»n she goes to the
Hawton, secretary, I.enabelle Harper, Maragret Jarrett, O-raldine Wilkin
Employe» of the lumber Industry
Pong by Moshier-Murphy quartet.
June 4. 8 p. m.—Commencement ex­ treasurer, John Cox, manager of boya’
convention
son, Annette Williams, Mary W hit­
are absolved from any blatne for the
Address, Rev James A. Pointer.
ercise.
athletics, Bernice Neher, manager oi ney. Fan Driscoll, Margaret Swarts.
present downward trend, which atlrl
America by Assembly.
High School.
Girls’ athletics.
Alice Tomseth, Ruth Brattain. Nay-
huted to several contributory cau<os: BAPTIST GIRLS GIVE
Prayer. Rev. E. B. Luther.
The class roll Includes the follow­
Ralph Cline head« the Hl-Y club dne McMurray. Mildred Pernber, Ab­
MISSONERY PROGRAM
ov- r produrllon In the paat because ot
Firing Kquad.
ing graduating students: Mary Bark­ for the coming year. Other officers
bie Tomseth, Mildred Morgan, Alice
»ptUlsni developed through over e sti­
Tap».
er, Glad: 9 Bauer. May Blood. Wilbert Include: Merle McMullin, vice-presi­
The girls of the Queen Esther Cir­
Darling, Margaret Mortensen, Audra
mating the 1924 market; lack of fore
Decoration with fir wreaths and Brattain, Robert Cline. Paul Dillard,
dent, Kenneth Dillard, secretary-treas. Matsger, Shlriey Hemenway, Iona
eight and cooperation on the part of cle of the Mslhodtat church will give flowers and flags.
Wayne Hawke. Herbert Horning, urer.
Carlton, Inez Neet, Helen Brattain,
operators In curtailing production In a missionary program in the church
On the return to town there will Charline Lambert, Carl Lewis. Amy
A lecture on some of the worlds Hilda Ditto and Florence Grimes.
time to ayerl the condition, lumber Friday evening at ft o'clock. There be water service? here at the mill ■
Love. Audrey McPherson, Virgil Mc­ masterpieces of painting wa3 given
buyers taking advantage of the sltua will be no charge for admtaelon but a race. Second street bridge, at 11:301
"A palace on wheels" will house
Pherson. Mildred Pernber, Clifford
Uon and the farmers of the country silver offering will be taken to be o'clock. Gettysburg address by the Pritchard, Mabel Roof. Charlotte last week by Haig Arklin. who has the queen and her attendants in the
an art symposium in New York, Mr.
generally Iwltig hard hit; the hoof and used for missionary work
parad e The palace will be on a truck
Rev Luther Also th - p rt ter. Flowers Stewart. Thelma Sweeney. Alice Tom-
Haig described 20 pictures, large re­
The program la as follows
mouth disease influencing the Califor­
loaned by G. G. Buahman for the
wl'l be placed on water by school seth. Alfred Townsend, and Grace
productions
of
which
he
made
w
h
ile
1
................. Congregation
nia market; the unsettled state of Eu­ Hymn
purpose
children
Wallace.
abroad In the Art Muslum. Paris, the
I’astor
ropean affaire affecting extort trade; I n v o c a tio n
The first event of the day will be
Play May 29.
Dresren gallery, St. Peter's at Rome,
Gladys Bauer
and »«peclally the resultant depress­ Instrumental Duet
the roee contest held In the Spring-
MANY PASS 8TH GRADE
“Am I Intruding." the senior play and the cathedral at Milan.
ing psychology of the approaching na­ and Edith Horning
field library. Entries may be made
EXAMINATIONS IN CITY o f the Springfield high school, will
Solo
... . MargaeH Oderklrk
tional election.
during the morning from 8 until 11
he presented at 8:30 o'clock on the “PEEPING TOM" FINED
As s protection for the maintenance Dialogue; "The Girl Who Had No
o'clock.
At that hour the doors w ill
Thirty puplla In the Springfield evening of May 29, Immediately fol­
Timo"
Ellxabeth Hughes. Ce­
of an
American standard of living
$50 IN POLICE COURT be dosed, and will remain so until
sohool
piis.x-d
the
eighth
grade
exam
lowing
the
Roue
8how.
The
time
the |3 40 per day for common labor cilia Jack. Inei Neet, Doris Me. era. I nations according to the report of
1 o'clock In the afternoon for the
was change from 8 o'clock to 8:30 be­
was endorsed, on the grounds that ttorotha Bailey.
Isaac Webb was fined 350 In city decision of the Judges.
In urging
County School Superintendent E. J. cause of the festivities of the town
Edith Horning
the cost of living 1« Increasing rather Instrumental Solo .
police court yesterday for making a those who have roses to make entrlee
Moore.
The
state
examinations
were
was announced by ITlncIpal J. E. Tor- public nuisance- of him self peeping
Dueat
........ Margaret Oderklrk and
than decreasing.
Mr«. Wheaton made It plain that all
given and there were many In nearly bet of the high school faculty this
Several , wars without a single min­ Naomi Carlton
In people's windows at night. He was flowers desired for use on Decoration
every
district
of
the
county.
morning
Miss Anne Hill of the de­ brought In on a complaint filed by
............. — Congregation
ute lost through labor trouble 1« the ( Hymn
Day, the day following the Rose fes­
Following Is the Springfield 1st »of portment of English has coached the
record of the Booth Kelly sawmill Japanese Dialog*»: "Mra Tree Vil­
Albert Keyes. This Is the second tival. will be saver for their owners.
i
graduates:
play, which will be the last one of the offenee, according to J. W. Coffin,
lage R eceiver«'' Ada Carr. Roden.
hero, according to Mr Davenport
Containers will be furnished for th*
District IP—Edward Bates, John M high echool.
A report of the district board m eet­ 1,01« Spencer, Jule Roden. Margaret
police Judge. The first time occurred display. Roaee left uncalled for next
'
Bench.
Willard
Dale
Carney.
Hugh
The
cast
of
the
comedy
Is
as
fal
ing held at the Portland 4L headquur Oderklrk. Edith Horning. Margaret
three or four years ago.
day and those donated for the purpose
Da via Cowart. William Cox. Dennis lows:
tors will be made at a meeting of the Halsey.
C. Taylor. R. B. Hall of Weodling. will be given to those who desire, them
Clifford Frost. William Gerlach. Rich Mrs. Hastings. The Housekeeper.
Albert Krohn of Portland, and T. A. for memorial services at the grave-
local Mondsl • night In the W O. W Collecflon
ard Harpnle, Lester Knouse, Carl
Charline Lambert Scalfe were each fined 310 for speed­
hall The meeting will be an open one Solo: "Your Flag and My Flag"
i-'Mrd.
Mies Pauline McClintock Henry McKInnls, Austin James Me Blair Hoover. The Adventurer.
M.r Crlt>|i has returned and will
ing this week. J. E. Cox paid a 32
Prises will be swarded for the rosea
! Pherson, Kenneth Mu'llgan, Leroy L.
Carl
Lewis
discuss the Issues of the conference.
fine for passing an automobile at a In the following classes:
I Nice. Marvin Nyetrom. Ormel! Reding Earnttet Rathburn. Jane's Secretary.
A report of the finance committee WILLIAM GOTT FUNERAL
street Intersection In disobedience of
Class 1—Best decorated basket of
¡Ronald Ryeoff, Dortha M. Halley, Ber­
Herbert Horning traffic ordinance?.
will he mado by Its chairman. Sam
not les than eight roses of one variety
HELD AT CHAPEL WED. nice Virginia Cox, Doris Luclle Crider, Jane Harbison, Vare'a Niece
Richmond.
Class2—Best six roses of one var­
Pearl Elisabeth Cyr. Hilda Irene Dit­
Mary Barker
iety.
Funeral serve«» for William H. to, Dorene Larimer. Thelma Ruth
MRS.
BALCH
BURIED
IN
Marjort' Vare, The Elder Daughter
At I. O. O F Convwntlon
Gott, who died May 19. were hold Morefleld. Willie Moyers, Ione Rhod-
Class 3— Best three rases of one
Alice Tomseth
* I. O. O. F. CEMETERY variety.
yesterday
afternoon
at
3:30
o'clock
“ o “ m Olson. B O. Rankey and E.
|es. Margaret: Stella Ssnkel^ Winifred Dickie Waldron. A Romanticist
Class 4—Best single rosebud or
W. Walker were the three Spring In the Walker chapel. Rev Thomas Tyson, Annette W illiams, Edith Ano-
Funeral services for Mra. Alice Ar-
Wayne Hawke
blossom.
field delegates lo the slat« conven D Yam««. pastor of the Springfield la Yost, five conditions.
vllla
Balch,
who
died
at
the
home
of
Dora Dean, A friend of Vi's,
Arrangements are being made to se­
tlon of the grand lodge of the I. O. Methodist church, preached the fun­
Shirley Hemenway her daughter. In Wendllng on May
O. F at Hood River The grand lodge, eral s-irnion
16, were held In the Walker chapel cure band music for the day. esp ec­
JOHNSON FUNERAL
Mona, The French Maid.
ially at the time of the parade, which
which la an annual affair, was hold
Mr Gott, who was 42 years old. had
Mtyrtle Hawton Sunday, May 18. Rev. Jame3 Pointer
HELD ON MAY 19
win be held at 7 o'clock In the eve­
last year at North Bend. It was in been a resident In Sprtngfjeld for the
Violet Vare. The Younger Daughter, pastor of the Christian church, con­
ning. All those who are planning to
session this week both yesterday and paat 2» years, whero he haa followed
ducted
the
services.
Charlotte
Stewart
Lars Johnson. 74 years old, died
the trade of a shoemaker.
tod 1 1
Mrs. Balch was the daughter of enter floats are asked to notify Mrs.
May 17 at his homo five miles from Peter Stone, Devoted to VI,
Others attending the convention • Survivors Include hb wife, Mabel, Creswell.
Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Greenwood who F. J. Grimes, chairman of the float
John
Cox
Funeral aervlces were
wer • W F. Walker, paat grand mas­ and six children; two brothers, James held at the Walker chapel In Spring- Horace Vare, The Father,
crossed the plains tn 1852 and se t­ committee. Children are especially
asked to come with their decorated
ter, Mrs. E W. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gott, and Samuel A, Gott, both of field at 10:30 a. m., conducted by
Clifford Pritchard tled near Harrisburg- She was 76 i
F F Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. C, E Sprngfleld; and a sister, Mrs. Alice Overt Sllbrcd, Lutheran minister of Jerry Mays, Jerry, from Sage Creek. years. 4 months, and 2 days old. She doll buggies and wagons. Prizes will
be awarded In the following classes:
Nolf. and a party of members from Wood. Interment was In Laurol HUI
Alfred Townsend 1» survlyed by one daughter. Mrs. El­
Eugene.
C la3sl—Beet decorated doll buggy.
Coburg.
vis
Taylor
of
Wendllng;
by
one
sis­
cemetery
Mr. Johnson Is survived by his
The Junior-Senior banquet wa3 held
Class 2—Best decorated vehicle
Some of the women attended the
Mr Golt was found dead In his wife, on daughter. Alice, two sisters Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the ter. Mrs. Addle Rhenenschneider of
Class 3— Best special entry of dif­
Rebekah assembly on Tuesday. The bed by members of the fan>H I Monday
Amity;
end
bd
four
brothers,
O.
L.
Mary llolte and Julia Nlckalaeoon of Anchorage In Eugene. Toast were
ferent sort.
grand encampment met on Tuesday, morning.
Oreenwoo
1
of
Ashland,
George
Green­
South Dakota.
given by a number of the students,
Class4— Best group of different
also.
with response by J. E. Torbet. Princi­ wood of Hogersburg. Washington.
O. M Olson Is captain of Canton
sorts.
Frank
Greenw-od
of
Pprlngfield
and
Methodist Church
pal. and Mrs M, M. McLean.
Joseph Morton, formerly a resident
Business men are Invited to decorv
Ilovey No 4 of Eug-ne, the uniform
F. J. Greenwood of Portland.
“Conimerolallxing
the
Sabbath"
will
here,
hut
now
realding
In
Tacoma.
branch of the Odd Fellows. They yea-
Interment was In h e I. O. O. F. ate their automobiles for the festivi­
Legion to Meet.
ties.
torday eomtpoted for a silver cup won Is here for a few days. He Is return­ be tho theme of the sermon' by the
cemetery at Coburg.
Rev.
Mr.
Thomas
D.
Yarnes,
pastor
A
special
meeting of the American
ing
north
from
California.
Several drills will be put on' by the
last year at North Rend.
of the Methodist churoh next Sunday Legion will be held Friday night In
school children- following the parade
Springfield Girl M '-rlee
morning. There will be special mu­ the W. O. W. hall to discuss plans for
Marriage licen ses have bc«n Issued Part of the May Day program of the
sic both morning and evening.
tihe coming Fourth of July celebration
during the last week to Lew Kimball, Lincoln school will be used for this
North Bend, and Christiana Saul. occasion.
Boxes for casting votes for the
Springfield; Earl R. Liggett, Sw'sg-
home, and Marie Christensen, Junc­ queen have been placed at Eggt-
tion Cltt t: and Kenneth Jam es Hus- mann's, K eteh' drug store, the Drop
by and Vira E. Smith, both of Eu­ I", the Cash and Carry. McMurray’s
O. E. Crowe and Clinton Hurd was the choir for p resid en t; C harles
L McNary for S en ato r nnd W. C.
grocery on Fixth Street, the Fanners'
gene.
Sworn; Tally Sheet for Long Hawley for rep resen tativ e. R obert
Exchange, and the pools halls.
Tom Precinct Holds Up Offi­ K ykendali carted the county for a t­
Needle Club Meets.
cial Count; on Republicans. torney general and E. O, P o tter, H.
Party on Birthday
The Pine N eedle club was enter-
C. W heeler and Em m ett Howard for
ained last Thursday afternoon' May
A party in honor of the nineteenth
Tin- com plete nfflcal count of tho / t a t ’ rep resen tativ es, thlril dlatrlct.
| 15th by Mrs. Alva McPherson and birthday of Li’lian Baker was given
I
Howard
M.
Brownidl
nosed
o
at
tho
election !a«t Frlda.J which recalled
Mrs. Fr»d Williams at the home o f ' at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
two county cumin I« doner», nom inat­ 'field for d istrict atto rn ey and Frank
Mrs McPherson at the Seat I hop J. C. Burns on Tuesday evening.
ed candidate« on the dem ocratic and E. T aylor for sheriff. Ben K eeney
I year. Refreshments were served and j Guests at the affair were Cleo Coffee,
wa elected count* a(tae»»or over 0 .
reipubllcnn tick*'* and pu od th
all had a very enjoyable afternoon. ] Mary Neet. Nell Strowbridge, Agnes
All o th er county offl-
H arrisburg bridge bonds, bn« not N. Cullison
Those present were; Mrs. Rose Mont­ Peterson, Geneva Coffee, Maudella
'(-I
u
I
m
were
unopposed.
been m ade yot beenuso of th e Hhort-
gomery. Mrs. R. P. Mortensen, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Halsey of Eugene, Mrs.
race for the nom ination for
ago of a republican tally »heel In the | Th
Bert Doane, Mrs. Ernest Shinner, Mrs. H, C. Moore, Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs.
Long Tom preclaot. O. E. Crowe, of I slu-riff on the dem ocratic ticket, was
Roht. Shultz, Mrs. Arthur Peterson, Mary Baker, Jess Cattran, and Claudia
Lorane, and Clinton Hurd, of Eugene, won by Hugh E erie over Bud Kompp.
Mrs Carl Girard, Mrs. Jack Larson. Moore.
were electsd to replace Com m ission­ I J. S. Medley, Eugene atto rn ey , w as
Mrs. Ted Stewart. Mrs. Nick Welch,
er» Nets Ilnney and Em m ett Khnrp, nom inated for d istrict atto rn ey , R.
Mrs. Alex Stevens, Mrs. Noah HU-
and w r e sw orn liv Wednesday eve- it). Brady was endorsed for county
terbrand, Mrs. Sydney Ward, Mrs.
31
l eom lssloner. IlHlph Laird and Ed-
Walter Lnxton. Mrs. Moody Neet. Mrs
nlnd,
'l b ro,lowing counting hoard gave i ward F. Halley were ytiappos d for
Wm. Clark, Mrs. Harl McPherson,
“Gratitude is thet ,
tin, vide on the recall as follow s: Yes, j representative.
Mrs. Ben Stafford, Mra. H iryey Eaton
feel In’ which we be­
52(15; ", 4233. For Crowe, 491R; for
Mrs Wm. Burnett, Mra.
ris Kizer,
lieve people should ;
Moved to Cottage Grove—Th ’ W.
Rm e
,13. on the Sharp recall yes,
Mrs Hllman, Mrs. Wrig’’
trs. Coon-
have toward us. We, ‘
C.
Schneider
fatnlll
moved
to
Cottage
637f •
4148. For H urd, 5057; for
te. Mrs. Halsey. Mrs. 1 ■ ■ Rhodes,
ourselves, are pretty
Grove yesterday, vacating the Perry
Miss Ostl Gray. M bs Be le Bench, »pt to take their favors for granted."
Eh.tr
415.
On the republican ticket Coolidge T.ison property on Mill street.
Miss Mary Roberts.
Resolutions Adopted by Local The official American Legion pop
Body Would Bar Membership ¡plea, made by disabled war veterans
Plans are now tn readme»« lor
The program for Sprlngfleld'a Mem­
In goveilnineni hospitals, will he sold
in Legion; $3.40 Wage Basis
the commencement exercise« to be
orial
Day
aervlces,
May
30,
were
ar-
In Hprlngfl'ld Wednesday and Thurs­
held In the high suhool auditorium
Endorsed as Lowest Scale.
day by members of the local poet au­ rung' ■] Tuesday evening at a meeting
I
New County Commissioners
Take Office; Count Held Up
Aunt May and Family Arrive
F d»¿er S afle Jÿy/
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