The Springfield news., June 26, 1924, Image 1

D IV O T IO TO I N T IR IS T
OF BPR IN G FIgLD ANO
T K I FA R M E R * OF THE
W IL L A M IT T g VA LLEY
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
SPRINGFIELD, LANE COUNT Y, OIUCOON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1024.
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PAVED TO BRIDGE
.. u a TO DECORATE
STREETS W ITH TREES
Will A I m Enter Float In Fourth of
July Parada; Moating
Night« Conflict.
First L a d y Sees H e r Son Graduate
HO BIDS ON SEWER
BONOS RECEIVED
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Property Owner* nnd Chamber Arrangements to secure KO over No Offers for $1400 Sewer
Sonde at Time Bids Were to
Consider 18 Foot Paving; «r«#p tr»e» with which to decorate
be Opened; Petition on 4th
Court nnd Commission W illi“" h" 'r M district of Springfield
.for tlm Fourth of July celebration will
Received.
Hard Surface Highway,
i ha matto by Ihr 4L organisation. It
Milt
street
from th«'
W illamette
w a. announced
Bridge Io Main .tra c t may ba paved , M *’n ,U )' nl« ',t
at
M
In lb., near tutor« | „ . t e « , l of Hacond | chM' rn i“ n Oi lhe
thr 41, meeting
"T h e People'» Papar**
L iv e
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
NUMBER 24
4TH FIGHT GARD
bib m n ic n o N
Charlie Dawson, Miller, Boyd,
Griffin, Carl Martin and Webb
to Appear in Big Open Air
Arena During Celebration
No bide were received for the *1400
A bunch of the toughsat fighter» in
Oregon who have never failed to put
up good battles have been placed on
the card framed by Charlie Dawson,
promoter, for the Springfield Fourth
of July Celebration. All are grudge
fighters who have met before and are
known to be well matched. The card
In the big open air arena should be
a hummer.
A N '’,•l * ”
roB<U In .ew er Improvement bund, at the
fu' tJlH »pedal meeting of the city council
en t’ rpri.e.
11 J,r r e ,li member of the com-
< -ha in her of Commerci So through i
mittaa
on the 41, final for Ilia parade,
i jira « property ow ner, along Mill
«Irai t bava agreed Io «land the coat announced that evorythlng w a. In
of an U foot paving leading under readlnnra a . regard, the plan, for the
the Southern Pacific track. .11 w a. !<"*»•
» » '« « »» >h" ««*» ha.
held last night. The meeting w a.
for the .p e d a l awarding of the bond,
but another call will have to be made
to dispose of them.
The council discussed with the
American Legion methods of policing
reported to the r guiar m oataU g o f i " * h- ' °
,m bl*
lb« clLt and the prevention of flrea
A committee w a. appointed to con­ during the Fourth of July celebration.
Ilia Chamber Monday evening
The county court and the .ta le fer with the chamber of commerce on A half dozen special officers will he
In the main event Jack Griffin, of
highway commission h a . agreed t o ' “ *» ," te
ro,,’” ' n'r
“ ’* • p r- ” ’ ' sworn In beside, a number of Legion­
Portland, will fight Charlie Dawson,
t-«Ve front the Pacific highway to the tln v the two organization. meet on naires will be deputized to handle
of Eugene, 10 rounds. This will be
bridge hut limy want a .,a ra n ce that the .am e night, and aa the 41, m«f- the large crowds.
a 145 pound bout. Dawson holds a
Kprlngfl.ld will hard .u r f.e e on till.
ar*
» lar*’' nun,,M'r "f ra**"
A petition signed by about 200 citi­
draw with Griffin on their first m eet
aide
A . the paving on Mill street
of the chamber, a later or- zen . w a. received by the council ask
ing but the last time the pair met
would a a v . a block of paving to make ««"'“ "on. It w a. thought a w l.e Ing that the Fourth of July celebra­
Griffin knocked Charlie o u t Dawson
a through hard -u rfa re highway and P '"n lo • * » « • * ’ »hat “
tion he not continued over Bunday.
is determined to put the k. o. on the
the property ow ner, are coming for­ ho that they cati attend both meet- It w a. referr«d to the American Le­
I i Mr,* c j v,n Cool,d8'- first lady of the land, and her oldest son.
Portland lad this time and the fams
Inga.
gion
for
consideration.
While
there
ward It may he that Mill will be paved
John Coolidge, as he was graduated from the Academy at Mercersburg,
should
get their money’s worth oat
I.
no
city
ordinance
or
state
’aw
pre
Instead of Second street.
ra.. last week. Mrs. Coolidge motored from the capital to attend the
of this one bout.
excrc iscs.
ranting the bolding of amusements
The Chamber of Commerce will FARMERS ENJOY PICNIC
A special six round event will be
AT FISH HATCHERY land baseball gam e, on Sunday Urn
have a float in the Fourth of July,
between Carl Martin of Wendllng and
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American Legion comm ittee received
parade II w a. voted last evening A !
OAKRIDGE CITIZENS IN
¡Frankie Webb, the Portland bell hop.
MISSES WALLACE AND
silver offering by Uie mem ber, pros 1 An all-day picnic and free barbe- 'the petition and said It would he prop­
STEWART ARE LEADERS Y^bb
be was robbed of a
<nt started the cost of the float on cue w a. held y ea ta rd ll by lhe Mount erly considered with a view of »at
JAIL ON MOON CHARGE
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i clslon when he met Mar‘ln in Eu-
Its way and a com m ittee appointed V’ rnon Farm er.- union at the Mr- l.fylr.g the petitioners.
to take care of the building of t h e 1 Kenai» F l.h Hatchery, (toast pork
During a discussion before the coun­ Dry Squad Captures Still and Arrest Head Field in Springfield Goddeas of *en® !a3t week and is CMnlnK hack “ »
Liberty C on te«; O ther. Expected
* * even.
Th<! ’ ° P tU r W endll"K
Seven Alleged Moonshiners in
float announced that donations would a,|d coffee were furnished by lh e un- cil as lo what w a. the nentlment and
blacksmith always draws a crowd
be lhankful'y received from mem ber. Ion. while lie cream and confection» w hat w a . not the sentim ent of the
Upper W illamette Country.
to Enter.
when he goes on with a tough boy.
not present at Monday'» meeting. T h e , *ero »old In booths. Singing and people In Springfield the resolution
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The sem i-finals will be between Carl
ami
resu
lt,
of
lhe
special
election
committee appointed on the flo a t. speech«» wore diversion» for the
Charged
with having
liquor In their I,.
.
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’ ° r>Ce W allace and MJss Clhar-i Miller, of Eugene, and Larrv Boyd,
held a few y e a r, ago was read. It possession seven clt ««ns of Oakridge Itte Stewart are running a close race of s e t t l e . Boyd ha» beaten Miller but
were U K lllggln« and F <>. Hpencei. | *arge crowd that gathered there.
An appeal to the people of Spring
A quilt made by the needle clu b .! was voted nearly three to one for
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C° n te’ 1 the hacker« «* lhe locaI lad d- la"
field to put their prem ise. In sh lp J h e ladles' auzlllary of the Farmers' , town operating under the conditions and many gallon» of moonshine are In according to Incomplete returns com- i he ghouid take the visitor i n t o
the custody of the sheriff. The big piled by «he American le g io n com-
A curu ,n raiser e X t is y « to be
aha*e for the Fourth
of July was union, w a. ruffled off. and netted that now exists.
made by members of
lha Chamber, »round »20. Thia to the third quilt j
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haul was the results of raids In the 1 mlttee this morning. Miss W allace « le n d un Th card a . » _.hn,
t.
Both for appearance ami fire prot'-e (o he dl.po.nd of In this manner ADDED MAIL SERVICE
Oakridge section Tu-«day and Wed- j Is said to have polled 17,000 votes and , h h„ „. i .a .
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Hon It was pointed out thet there Aprons are
being sold also by the
FOR LOCAL POSTOFFICE nesday by deputy sh eriff, and Diet- M is. Stewart 15.000 to date in t h e ' j *
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I trlct Attorney Clyde N Johnson.
popularity contest.
M i« W a l l L e S
Legion is p i n i n g
on
should be a general cleanup and j ledles
the proceed« of their needle-
weeds and grans cut.
j *ork to go toward the expense« of
Additional mall service has been
George Veatch. O. H. Starkey and being backed by the ladles of the G ‘ T
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were taken fu e sd a -, and A. R.
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The Chamber adjourned to meet In rectng a new hall. 8everal dances authorised for Springfield by the pos- John
a month at a picnic In the S p rin gfield : have also been given with this end in tai authorities at 6:30 each afternoo- a large shipment of moonshine said i Miss Alice Tomseth. candidate of T O E R E C T RIG C A E F T E R IA
when two locked p o u ch « will be sent to havo
foun() ,n y e a tc h s car i the Civic club, has 5000 votes report-1 °
B U L A C t ltK IA
Eugene auto park aero»« the river, view.
Melvin Hansen who runs the park has !
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to Eugene by street car One P°u> h was cap„ lred. Yesterday one of the j ed and a large number of backers F 0 R DEEDING 4TH CROWDS
will be for Eugene and the other for |grgM t stills aver taken by county pledged, tl Is believed she will be
.
Invited the chamber to uae It for this ; EMIL MEYER, 83.
train No. 12 northbound.
officers was located on high prairie In the running strong In the last few
EIaborate preparations to feed tha
occasion.
PASSES AT DEERHORN
First da»» mall, registered mall and and Ed Hosted. Chrto Bodcn and Jack days of the contest. Mildred Pern larg* Cr° Wd expec,ed here on the
Emil M yer. 8j year« old. for *7, ’ n>»11 ‘>a n ’,!* P®’ 1 t’acka*«" w,n ** and Lee McCauley were taken to Eu her of Springfield, and Sadie Golden ^ourth 01
are being made by the
To Build Tabarnacla
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in these pou. hes. This ad- ,fPns and )ocked ,n
couflty ^ h . of Eugene have 2000 votes each.
I American le g io n . Supplementing tha
years
a
resident
dl«d
A wooden tabernacle 60 by 10S feet
j,,,,,. dl-lonal service allow , the !oertl p ost-, Ho(ltr, and
fuund n , ar
Oakrldge
d
n
. big free barbecue will be a large c^ e-
Is to he built on lhe Methodist camp
hl" hon’''
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»'V»- , teria erected 4 at
k a C
SwTK and
<1 VS el W
a 4 », street
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Sixth
Mat»
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meeting ground, at C o llag e Orora I . . .
■,'u"’’'-a|
were
he,d at .Offlco to cleanup all mall every eve ,h , , t |„ and 8howed , he officers American Legion, are expected to en-
that,
can
feed
hundreds
of
people.
10:30 o'clock yesterday morning at ,,ln*
th# hf* ’ y pBrce’ P” "' w!’pro lf was f^veral kegs of liquor ter candidates within the next few
with voluuleer . help
the '•><' M ount Vernon remoter,- up the
Barbecue meat sandwiches will be
T h e throughout
conr'r..... nlers
I » « * « ’ " and
four d,"Pa< > « •’ pi««« containers full of moonshine days.
u“
w e .L .
McKenxta river Rev. Platt preached
«>< <'aoh day north and a"U,h
i
' <ak™
car » .id to be-1 The Legion
putting no restric- served free and the cafeteria w ill
had been laid Monday, and a number
long to veatch. the Oakridge black tlons on the popularity contest ex- rufntoh other kinds of sandwiches.
from Sprlnfleld plan to aastot with
t“"’’ral
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__ salads, pie. cakes and other repasts.
Many at Picnic fro m Here.
smith.
.cept that a candidate must poll 50.000
■ he erection of the frame structure.
« A » ^ « r to survived by his wife
,ii
ik,
•
,k
j ,
to feed
A large number of persons from
votes to be eligible for the diamond , It 1» . the
, desire , . to
, of legion
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Mr«, Bernice VanValaash and Dr. W. f"”r ’ "n" ani1 J,1''' ' ,',UK ” J?
! Springfield and Eugene attended the
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everbody as quickly and economically
Put on Royal Purple
' rln». The
T he contest
contert Is open
onen to all am-
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,
H IN,Han. of Sprlngflel'l are members
’
' )|f)>rnln L R M„ypr annual picnic given by the P. E. O
as
possible
In
order
that
the
btg
cele­
The encampment branch of the bitious young ladies who desire to
bration can go on uninterrupted. Not
of the church commission which Is ,
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R. Meyer and ! '««'•‘rhood - In
Eugene Monday night. Springfield I. O. O. F. lodge put on run.
the ,x«,filch , conference e cabinet,
and
Springfield. Clarence Deertiorn. The >",'d f t «»«*
a person will go hungry if plans carry
cabinet and
of Ml9B
the Royal Purple do-tree Friday night
true according to the com m ittee In
as auch are Interested In the building
Rrp . Mra B,,rtha Cody. Stewart of the Fairmont district witb Vernon Grimes ns the candidate.
charge.
Springfield People Marry
operations.
Lillian ttuerlnger. Mrs. betitln Three attending from Springfield. In T h- cerem onies took place In the
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Mrs.
Besides this rafe’eria which the le-
Marriage Kernses were Issued this
t Suerlnger. all three of Mrnmouth. I '’'»ding members, their fam ilies and odd Fellow s’ hall .follower! hy . social
their guest», were: Mr. and Mrs. Ab session during which light refresh- »'«'ek by the county clerk to Verdon glon wUI ° ”frate there wlI> he dozen
Methodist Held Picnic.
Mr,. Nettle Barnard
of Richmond,
fred J. Morgan. d>ughh?r. and Mrs. „sents were served.
¡Cecil May and Audrey Perkin». b o th ior more sl,ort order M«nds selling
The Methodlat Brotherhood held Its California, and Mrs. Pearl
Pealers of
1 .
I of Springfbld; W illiam George Ed- sandwlche8' coffee- ice cream and
Moran's parent», Mr. and Mrs. Coffin
annual picnic anu Inst meeting before Bellingham. Washington.
• wards and Clara Coy. both of Spring- j 8oit dr,nk3-
of Minneapolis, Minn., Mr. and Mrs.
B irthday Party.
autumn on Friday evening In the Han-1
Dan Crltw and daughter Jean. Mrs.
field; Norah Alton Keeler and Es-
MAY-PERKINS
sen park.
Over 6ft persons were
The sixth birthday of Mildred Mor­
it'--»r Isaacson, both of Veneta; John COBURG AND SPRINGFIELD
Lida MacOowan, Mr«. Henry Korf.
preset.!. The ladle» of the church
gan was the occasion of a delightful
The Methodist church of this city and Miss Elsie Weddle.
V. Kimball and E lsie Anderson, Junc­
TO PLAY BALL ON FOURTH
were Invited to be present, and a
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party at the home of her parents,
tion City; Gene G. Kelsey. Harris­
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wan (ho sconp of a Qulot. but pretty
basket lunch aud wb ner roast furn-
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morgan on Satur-
Coburg and Springfield will cross
burg. a .d Lydia Storll, Eugene; W il­
Fore»t Air Patrol Here Again.
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, w e ld in g Sundav afternoon. June ZZ
l»h»d refreshment for the occasion. A
d o , afternoon from 3 to 5 o’clock.
liam A. S - eart and Harriet ¡?. Pear­ bats In Springfield on the Fourth of
An air patrol oT the Oregon forest
i, h i B o m
when V e r d i» C e d i M ay
program and outdoor »ports were dl- 1 “
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Sixteen little guests were present. A sall. both < Eugene; Claude Goble July according to arrangements made
|ar.d Mis» Audrey Perkins were united will be maintained agnln tihla »untnier.
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(In matrimony by the pastor, Rev. T. L 'u tn a n t Lloyd Barnet of San D i'go color schem e of pink and white was Erwin and Be Me May Akerley. M ln-iby Jess Meats, chairman of the base-
out * In the decoration», crepe erva; and to Vo non H. Haley and , ball com m ittee of the American Le-
ha» arrived at . the Eugene flying field i | ' carried
1 D. Yarnes.
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as
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paper
caps,
and « the
ice z cream
and GladjTt M. I,andon, both of E u gen e.' glon. The teams will play on percen-
with
two
DoHavtlsnd
planes
and
a
Rev. Jasper Hera— R»v. F. M. Jus-1 Tho j,r|de was attired In a beautl-
birthday
cake.
Mrs.
Frank
Nagley
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i tage and are expected to be one of
per, Methodist Sunday achool worker mj gown of white satin, and the squad of non-commissioned officers to
the ehelf attractions on the athletic
and director of educational w ork,1 grootn in a suit of appropriate color, establish the patrol a'-ong the lines of Eugene assisted Mrs. Morgan In ar­
ranging the nam es which were played
Visiting at Washburns Home—Mrs. program.
spoke at the Springfield M ethodist' -pho church was beautifully, but simp of past years. W hile th “ rains have
Claud Washburne of Jum ’Ion City
The Coburg team to going through
church during the church hour Sunday )y ()Bcorated with carnations, ferns, lessened the fire danger the patrols
came Monday to spend som e t'm e with a sucessful season and while Spring-
will be ready for work when there Is
morning. Rev. Jasper was a forfner Bnd ,,|nk roses.
Daughter 111— Mrs. Isaac N. Endl
J her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. field has not a reular team there are
clasemato of Rev. Thomas p. Yarnes, i immediate« i after the wedding Mr. again danger It 1» announced.
cptt, accompanied by her 3on. Junior, j
B. A Washburne, while her husband sufficient fir « class players here to
local pastor, when he attended K im -¡and Mrs, May departed by auto for
left Tuesday morning for San FTanels-
attends the cltisen ’s training camp rt make a hangup outfit that will give
ball college.
a short trip to Crater I-ake, the Ore
Stopped off in Springfield— Mr. and Co, California, to be with her daugh-
gon caveB, and other points of Inter­ Mts George BJorzet of Cottage O rove; (ert Mrs. C. E. W llllti. A telegram Fort Casey. Washington, where he is »he visitors a run for their money. It
with the coast artillery. She plans is ooMlble two games may he played
stopped off In Springfield thia morn­ had been received on Monday, elating
est.
Raealvad Naw Machinery— The lo-
to stay until the first of next month. during the four day celebration.
Upon hhelr return they will make ing on their way to Marcola to spend that Mrs. W illits la seriously ill.
oal plant of the Mountain States Pow­
their home In Springfield.
the dull
Mr». Bor)«et was formerly
er company yesterday received a
Dance Hall Going Up.
Miss Dorri» L. Sikes of Springfield.
Working at Park— Charles W hite of
ctirra-draarlng wattmeter as a piece
Parante Vlaltlng—Mr. and Mr». Bid
A new dance pavilion, estimated at
erected on the
Mr. Flahar Here—O. H. Flaher, of
of new equipment to record the cur­
ward L. Coffin of Minneapolis. Min­ south of Goahen Is employed at the | 5()0 c08t> ig
Returned from Washington— L. A.
rent between th^ generating plant Portland, part owner of the Carbo-
nesota, have been In Springfield dur­ Hansen auto park putting In a new celebration grounds south of the
aod the distributing ayateto. The cur­ llneum Wood-Preserving company of Smith and family returned yeaterday ing »he past week visiting their daugh­ »tore front for Mr. Hansen, and mak Post Office by the American Legion
rent per hour can thus be estimated. Springfield, was hore yesterday look­ from Kalama. Washington, where ter« Mrs. Alfred J. Morgan of 9prtng- Ing other Improvements.
and the C. H. W. amusement company
ing after business Interest». He went they have been spending a tsro week»' flald and Mr* Donald Young of Eu­
with the expectation of haring It fin­
on to Eugene to visit hls daughters. vacation.
Want to Portland—Ernest Black ished In tim e for the Initial dance
gene. They will be here for several
Leaving for Dallas—W. C. McLag- Grace and Minnie Fisher, who are at­
left Thursday on a business trip to Saturda ) night
weeks.
an Is leaving for Dallas tomorrow on tending tho »ummer session at the
The Springfield Mill and «rain com­
The pavilion will be IftO hy 10»
Portland.
business for the Mountain States University of Oregon
pany received » carload of corn from
feet, with an 80 by 88 dancing space.
Olen O. Anderson shlpped two car-
Power company.
Iowa on Tuesday nnd another from
A total of 20.000 feet of lumber w m
Nebraska on W ednesday. The com load» ef lumber to Utah yesterday
Elected Head G. A. R. Ladles. •¡u s e d for Its construction. Following
Hera from Seattle— M r. and Mrs. pany shipped a carload of wheat to from the Yarnell siding
One car of • Mrs. Charlee Blgglmann
wa» • i the Fourth of July celebration the
Visited Fathan—Emery Rlchardaoa W ill Hoffman of Seattle arrlved Sun-
ties was shipped from the Chase lum­ • elected sla te president o f the ‘ American Legion will take over »he
Powers
on
Tuesday,
and
received
one
and family visited Mr. Richardson s dty to vlslt. thls wweek at the honte
ber company at Yarnell to California • Oregon department of the ladles • pavilion exclusively, and use it a3
father at Richardson station on hhw of Mr. and M n. Arthur Peterson and from eastern Oregon the same day.
the sam e day.
• of the G. A. R. tpday. according • a dance hall the rest of the summer.
Coo» Bay ■ line yesterday. Th<t ’ re­ Mr and Mrs WUI Darling of Sprit,g-
• to a wire received by her hus- •
turned last evening.
Went
on
Plenlc—
Mr.
and
Mr«.
Dal­
fleld, and Mr. and Mrs. C. R Mead
Runnlng Staqe-i-The Bend auto
The Carbollneum Wood-Pr-wervIng, • band from Hillsboro. Mrs. Eggl •
las Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. John
of Eugene.
company shipped a carload of creo -1 • mann has been state vlce-presl- * stage whlch rneke« tw o trtp« a day
F.
Ketels
picnicked
on
the
W
illamette
Mr. Wilton Improving— A. C. W il­
to McKenxIe rl’ er polnts h as a de-
Tho Anderson Manufacturing com river above Natron on Thursday nre- acted poles to Portland yesterday, con ; • dent. She baa been an active O. •
ton. proprietor of the Drop In la 1m-
signed to the Southern Pacific r a il-, • A. R. worker for many years.
• pot at tho K etels druF store. T h »
pany
»hipped
s
oarload
of
fin
ish
ed
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Ring,
taking
along
their
basket
lun-
fn cfltt/. Ho *• "0 * abl° t0 **• up
■»»age bogan runnlhg Mondar.
way company.
ches.
and around during part of the time. lumber f* Illinois y**terda:l.
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