The Springfield news., June 26, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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Chlorine In the prororatlone usad i water I» •<rrllla««l b\ tiro ’• " h ’ »■*
Matheny. gat«»*.
*_ a la h
a w ton*
twtrt p*r ni 11 Ilo ti i Tn«» a v e . n , ti?
, , r . y the eterlllm tlon of * water
barin
,
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^techantr. and superintendent Bui«
„y lhrra ,„nllh . Io eight teallM of
of the Creka, California plant of« 18*
Br 8 Ralph Hlppel. Dentist, VIHI» lesa. Authorities agree that ch
in the proportion of two or «bree
B ,UhMI
Mountain States Power company vis­ buHding. Springfield. Oregon.
part, per million, pnaluce. no harnv
tH,P n ar«.
ited the local plant today.
Born— In Fairmount, Eugene. June
ful eft ct on the human organism As] '
of «,r
George McDermott and Bob Sk»lt«»n
Went to Loot Creek— Mr. and Mrs.
S3. 1934. to Mr and Mrs. L. F. Bur­
row. a »on. Mrs. Burnì« was form John Wlaenrled. Mr. and Mre Joe from IMftland wore Suuday visitors
erty Mis* Florence Butnbrldas of l.emmnns. Hr. and Mrs. It. P. Mort­ In Springfield.
en«« u and <l«i<ghtcrs Alice and Mar­
Springfield.
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garet. and Mr Wilson went to la>st OVER-CHLORINATION
Wont to Ferry— Miss Abbie Cooley. Creek Ranch Sunday over the lava
supplies from well« aud spring« are of fm
,
OF WATER IS RARE sterilised h , tw o ten th . to six tenth, seldom over chlorinate,I B u t.
Clifford Fandrem. Mise Lucili* Cook buds. T h y stopped
at
Belknap
and Henry Tomseth drove to Dew«) Springs, also.
Raw surface of Health.
Water 1» an absolute nee salty
man's ferry Sunday and spent the
I Motored to Albany—Mr. and Mrs. organic matter can grow, nor can
afternoon.
N A. Rowe motored to Alban-« Satur- .
Injured Hand— J T. Brabham of uP , d(|v afternoon to visit Mrs. R owe's, any living being ««xlat. for aw length
the McKenzie river had his Index jQn John Jjunbt,rty ant| family. On of lime, without water. To eueure
.
adequate and safe supply of thia
finger of his left band mashed w h ile , ----
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the lakt
Sunday
in ,.onnmnv
company with
with the
letniber
’
at werk Monday at the Booth Kelly tys they drove on to Salem. They re- element la one of the first problems
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T H t
of a clvlllted community. In Incor-
saw m ill
, turr.ed to Springfield Sunday night
.
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poratoi towns and etttee. the respon |
; The Lambertys expect to pass through *■
Returned to Springfield to Live-----
. .. , albllity for a safe water supply rests
Mr and Mrs Trub-rt Henderson re- Springfi- Id soon on their way to I .1
upon the mayor and city council.
turned to Springfield from Salem yes-1,,orn1“'
Under our present condition» of civ­
terday where they have been residing
Went to London Springe— Mr. and ilisation. It Is becoming Increasingly
• ~ ? 3 £
They
expect to make Springfield Mrs. P. A Woolley, son. Vero, and more difficult to find a natural water
a ,,,« ! .* t iiilin a ceutdreae in t b . m M »t ' ,f. 7 » U h
i r . m « « " ifl 'i "< !»•<»•• «•harming « '?*.*'***,''VjT
their home again.
daughter. Miss Chloe. Mr and Mrs. supply that Is safe. The problem B JV
I M m lU . of m ateW — boutevaHto a nd a ll l b -
¡Harry Woolley. Mr. anti Mrs. Miller. must be met by sterlllxatlon. Of’ all
««untorta of homa
Burned Hand— Harvey M. A each an
aona anj iw o daughters all of the methods devised for the purifi­
g»nd fo r e a r booklet I I te lls Ih a th rtllln « tU M V
engineer for Davis Lumber company Eu<ene Mrs Emma oiaoo and O M cation of water, chlorination Is ih
ul n a tu re 's w m slerland
<“» r
of Springfield rural route number 1 Ol*on
went
to
London
Springs
o
Olson went to London Springs on a most practical and efficient. It will
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was In town I eaterdav receiving picnic Sunday.
be necessary, therefore, for an In­
Bervb-a D A I L Y betw aaa P o rtla n d an d W e e «
treatment for his right hand which
creasing number of communities to
V e lk e n to ru , by th«
he had accidentally burned with
Install
rhlorlnatlon
plants.
DISABLED VETERANS TO
O
n
Installation
o
f
chlorination
steam while at work.
nion
a c ific
ystem
MEET AT SALT LAKE
plants. City officials are frequently
m a k e . Ih a I rip very <-om»ortabla
Leaving for Washington— Mr and Reduced fares to Salt Lake City are to beselrM with all kind« of complaint*
Mrs. Sidney Ward aud family are be granted to members of the DI»- People Imagine that all their 111» »re
L « t e u r rae rvaan taltvaa m ak a your Itin e ra r y
.n J s -re n e a v ee r reservatio ns. •«•■
leaving Saturday morning on a mo­ abled American Veterans of the World due to the chlorine In the water. The
tor trip to Goldendale. Washington War. b . Southern Pacific, on account conditions most frequently complaln-
J. II ( A ’KlLf,
Tr«v»ltnM !••»•«-ngcr A«»M
They will go by way of the M cK riiil. ut Iha fourth annual convention o f. ed of are a dlsagr» eable ta s u and od
with heail - iua H cm « »» .
Pas».
<17 l i t I well Itlorfc. K » rlla n 4
organization to >*• *»etd at Salt ¡or. «erialn skin eruptions, « ramps and
w W <Mll tMFr«« ttn!1y
tjj
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t f e U lb ; drop him a card or •« M r« **
Here from Chico. Cal.—Jerry Lnnce-
The orgxnlae'.l on ha* arranged »3
v im aglnsiion 1« i n «
U'M MrMt’llIlAY
ford arrived Saturdatl from Chico. Cal-
fa c t that complaint* continue to corn««
O w ral
Agent.
Vlaltsd
at
Plant— E lm er
TOWN AND VICINITY
W«nt to Victoria—J. M. Elder left
Sunday for Victoria. B. (*.
Here for Treatment—Charleo Hagar
of Marcóla was 1« Sgrlagíi.W Weduee-
day morning for medical treatment.
Stopped
In Springfield- Mr. and
Mrs. Hills of above Oakrido were in
town yesterday on the way to the
coast.
Went to Newport— Mrs. W. C. Reb-
kan and Mrs. McMurray left last
week-end for Newport «o spend the
week.
Here Thursday—George Swanson of
the Fisher Lumber camo at Marcóla
was a Springfield business visitor
Thursday.
Went to Portland—Or. A. C. Oater-
holm left Saturday for Portland on
h is vacation. He will return the first
week In July.
Underwent Operation — Mrs. Fred
Tryon submitted to a major operation
at the Pacific Christian hospital in
Eugene on Monday.
gom — At the Pacific Christian hos­
pital in Eugene. June SI. 1*34. to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen of Mabie,
a daughter.
Went on Picnic— Mr and Mrs. E G
Button. Mrs. Zoila Cantrell and son.
Alvin, and Fred A. Cllngan picnicked
Bunday on the Willamette river ,
Here for Few Day»—Mrs. O. C.
Riggs and two children are down
from Oakridge for a few days, They
arrived Tuesday.
one y - v
Is the nation’s Greatest Playground
U
P
S
Here T h urada^ G eorge
] abOTe Wen,ntng.
of the Fisher Lumber camp at Mar-1
cola
Springfield businea».
Went to Salem— Mrs. Emma Oleon
Thursday
j left this morning at D o'clock for
Went to Portland—Dr. A. C. Oster , Salem to aren d the funeral of her
holm left Saturd U for Portland o n ; brother-in-law, N P. Olson who died
k ls vacation. He will return the first i Tuesda in that city. She received
w e k in July
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televram yesterday. She is ex- -
; pected to return this evening.
Born— At the Springfield general
hospital, Jane 31. 1924. to Mr. and ( , Went to Corvallia—Clayton Barber
Mrs. Harry W Parks of W altervllle ( [went to Corvallis Saturday to assist
a son, weight 8 pounds.
Jwith the posting of American Legion
Had Ear Treated—Mrs. Ray Goff circulars announcing the Fourth of
of Eugene brought her son to Spring- July celebration In Springfield. He
Held fee medicai treatment Thurs- posted them from Monroe to Corval­
The ted ¡s suffering from an lis, and through the Corvallis busl-
Jness dbtrict.
Infected è*«*-
Returned from Silverton— Mrs. John
- Undeevra. n t Operation— Mrs. Wal­
ter Rauch of Wattervrtle »abmltted Tomseth and small niece, Mayy Ellen
to a majqg op-tfaliòn Friday morning Shriver, returned Friday afternoon
M th“ P ta ffc «Ghnstian hospital in from Silverton, where they visi
with Mrs. Bertha Erickson for a tew
Kugen*.
*•
days.
Had Ear Treated—Mt»- R*V c,o{f
Here from Portland— Mrs. W.
of Eugene brought her son to Spring
field for inadical treatment Thursday. Foster of Portland arrived Sunday to |
The ltd .ft antferlng from an infect' d spend the Fourth of July with her i
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. D e .
ear.
Pue. Her husband. Dr. Foster, is a ’
“ Mrs Rogers Recovering—Mrs. C. J tending the medical conference at!
Rogers Of the Wilhrw apartments Is Vancouver, British Columbia.
Improving after her recent illness.
V isit ng at Snodgrass Home— Mr.
"Ìlrt Berg Injured— Mrs. B*rg dis­ and Mrs. Earl HUI and Mrs. Hill's |
located her hip on Saturday when she mother, Mrs Lncy Holland visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley |
■lipped-aod fell.
Snodgrass
Tuesday. They are resi­
Wortrtng at Farmer's Exchange—
Miss Hazel Edmiston of Thurs'on be­ dents of Cottage Grove.
gan work Thursday at the Farmers
H ere from W endling— M r. and Mrs.
Exchange, ftkltjg the place of Mrs. B. B. Courtright and daughter Paul­
Grace WobeifM who is spending a two- ine of Wendllng arrived Saturday fo r 1
week vacation ftp Canada.
a visit at the Max Cogill home. Mr.
Went to Convention— Mrs. Charles ¡and Mrs. Courtright spent Saturday-
while Miss Paulin» |
Eggimann. Mrs. Bert Doane, and Mrs and Sunday here.
Harold Hartley left for Hillsboro Mon remained a few days longer. She
iy morning to attend the convection leaves for home today.
e f ’ the Ladle* of the O. A. R. They
Preparing for Tournament—The lot
next to the Methodist church 1» b e - ! I
wtl return 8aturd:H
ing prepared for an athletic tourna- j I
Here from Portland— Mr. and Mrs
.
u l
O r N eet name Saturday evening ment to be held by the church prob ,
from Portland to visit with Mr. and abl ; Saturday, with contests of horse l
Mra Levi H Neet. They returned to ¡shoes, tennis and volleyball. Th» Me-
their home Sunday. Mr. 0 . R Neet is 1 thodlst
church horseshoe players I
. brother of Levi Neet.
1 have had their challenge accepted by
I the Baptist players, and a game will ;
New Barn Nearly Done—The new
heW #ornetlme ln tbe near future
dairy barn being built on Mt. Vernon
Visiting In Wisconsin— Mrs. C arl,
J«rso > farm, the property of C. E.
Olson
Is now visiting her sisters at
■warts, la finished all but the "tan
ckions. It will accomodate 22 head Wisconsin Rapids, W isconsin, after]
o f cattle and 40 tons of hay. Mr. and an extended stay In W est Virginia and |
j t r s Swarts accompanied by their Washington. D. C. She expects to b e|
daughter Miss Edna Swarts and their In W isconsin for a month or two.
grandaughters. Margaret. Helen and „ Trainmaster Hera— E. 8trood. train j
M axine Swarts motored out to view master of the Soutern Pacific rail­
way company with headquarters it*
th e new barn on Sunday.
Eugene was in Springfield Tuesday
L eft for Victoria— Mr. and Mrs. S. on business.
O W right and son. Guy. left Sunday
Went on Picnic— Mr. and Mrs. John
for Victoria. B. C. to be gone about
F Keteto -------
and ------
Mr. and Mrs. Clark B.
. month. Mrs. Jim
1U Eldar,
A»»««» ♦ daugther,
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« f Mr and Mm. Wright, who with Wheaton went up the McKenzie be
h e r Children had been visiting at the yond Blue River Sunday, near the Cas-
koine of her parents, left the « m e nd< National Forest reserve, taking
day for her home In Riddle, Oregon, along a basket, dinner and spending
They returned to
accompanied by her brother Harry the day there.
Fprlogfleld In the erasing, eating
W rig h t
their ever, ng meul on the Camp ere k
Attended Meeting— ” »hn F. *•»*>* road near Myers' greve.
Cf the Ketela drug company attended
Went to Salem— Mr». W H en w «d-!
» m eeting of «he Retail DruggHta as-
aor'stlon In the chamber of com m erce, rian lefl for Salem ‘’unday afiern' n,
rooms in Eugene at 8 o’clock on Mon­ motoring down to visit her brother
day night. The d ra ft'» tr are prepar­ Harry W. Scott and family. An
ing for a druggists’ sta te con «Jntlon pound boy was bo i to Mr and Mrs.
tn he held In Eugene on July 9, 10. Scott on June 19. The Sco’ta are
aad 11. A program la being arrango.1 well known In Springfield, having r lv
Med hero a n u n il-r of times
gor that time.
off Womens Shoes
GRAHAM’S MONTH END SALE
Opens Thursday June 26
HIGH QUALITY IN EVERY PAIR OF THESE RELIABLE SHOES.
OUR REDUCED PRICES
CHALLENGE COMPARISON UNEQUALLED ELSEWHERE. EVERY PAiR SEASONABLE STYLE
TO PLEASE YOU.
PAIR
WE PROPOSE TO CLOSE
YOUR CHANCE TO BUY FOR HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
Dress rump □port styles
Sandals
DresB Pumps ln colored auede with
French heels, including values up to
All Colors
$13.00.
Priced regularly at $6.50—
For Children and M e n
CLOSING OUT
CLOSING OUT
CLOSING OUT
$5.00 Patent Leather One-Strap, low heel,
priced at only ....... .................. 5 3 .3 5
$6.50 Gray, Tan, Brown Suede with one
Inch leather heels, at ....
5 3 .8 5
$8.00 to $10.00 Gray Suede in French and
Spanish heels, strap patterns 5 5 .8 5
$8.00 to $10.00 White Kid Pumps, strap
and tongue patterns, at ...
5 3 .8 5
$8.50 to $10.00 Black Suede PuinpH In
plain and cut-out patterns
55.65
Bo^s' Victory Tennis Shoes,
Regular $2.25, now
51 85
Black
$2.95
For Women
For Women
B uck
Grouped to sell at—
In gray and heaver elk In strap
•atte rns. Prked at $5.00 and $6.00,
at—
$4.85
$3.85
Children's Wide
% Hose
Pink
Cordovan
Red
Cham pagi.e
OUT THESE LINES TO THE LAST FINAL
$5.00 Goodyear Welt, white buck and
$7.00 Gray Suede Leather Trimmed Sport black leather perforated pumps 5 1 .9 5
Extra Values of accumulated sizes of
Pumps, priced at
............... 5 4 .3 5
broken lines In Misses' Strap
$7.50 Beaver Suede with blue elk leather
Hhnf>s
..........
95 c
trimmed sport pumps
53.6 5 $3.50 Patent Leather, white cloth top,
button shoes, sizes 5 to 11 ..... < «
$7.00 to $8.00 Beige Suede, lattice cut-out
$10.00 Men’s Sport Oxfords In two-tone—
sport pumps a t ........ .................. 5 4 .8 5
brown anil smoked elk ....
55 35
»3.50 Genuine White Buck, plain toe sport $6.50 Brown and Black Calfskin Street
oxford, rubber sole ....
5 6 .8 5 Oxfords, priced at .................. ¿3 gg
Youths’ Advance Tennia Shoes, Regular
75.00 to $7.00 White Relnskln Strap
$2.00, now ............................... 3CJ
Pumps and Oxfords, pair 51.6 5
Cuff
¡O
528 Willamette St. 828
Women’s Sport Hose ..
Richelieu Rib
Purple
Fawn
Gray
Black
White
$1.10
pair
1 1
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