The Springfield news., July 17, 1924, Image 1

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OF IFRING FItLO A
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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twenty - first year
FIBSI STREET IS
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BPKINOF1ELD. LANK COUNTY. ORBUON, THURSDAY.
PRESENT POSTOFFICE
LANE FARMERS UNION
SITE RECOMMENDED
TO MEET SATURDAY
County Mooting to bo Hold In Cham­ Commsrolsl 8, ala Bank to Improve
Present Location So That It May
ber of Commerce In Springfield,
Be Suitable.
July IS.
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JULY
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NUMBER 27
1U24.
Democratic
N E W 8 P A P IH
IN A LIV E TOW N
LIONS DEN FORMED;
OFFICERS ELECTED
Club of International Organized
Recommendations that the bid of
at First Meeting; S. Ralph
the Commercial fftate bank to furnlah
Dippel
Elected
President;
a room for the Hprlngfleld postoffice'
Chartered
on
August
1.
lie accepted will be made by Building
Inspector Fulllnwlder. ot Spokane,
A local group of the Lions Interna­
who has supervision of all rented
ent from all local*,
tional club was perfected here yester­
Authorising tbo «radio« and ma
postotfice
buildings
In
the
five
states
fteveral mallora of bu»ln»»« are to
day with a special luncheon in the
radamixin« of Flr»t street from E to
up „« well aa dlaeuslon on the of the l*atlflc northwest. Mr. Fullln­
W. O. W banquet hall at which Ver­
wlder
spent
yesterday
afternoon
at
the south tllne of Clark I’srk addi- i««u« of ih» fall political campaign as
non H. Galloway, field director from
tlon an ordinance was pa»»ed by the! they effect the farmer«' problema, It lihe local pow,office.
Chicago, met with prominent business
Kprlntfteld r ig ’ council Monday «ve-! |» reported. A luncheon will be had
Bids for the leasing of a building
and professional men for organizing a
ntng. The work baa been underway nt noon under tihe direction of women for the next Un years were closed at
Den and electing officers. Officers
for some time by a city forte M members of the organisation.
Spokane on July 1. It Is understood
were elected as follows; S
Ralph
Hug under the d li» « - llo ii of the
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that ’he Inspector will recommend to
Dippel, president; G. G. Bushman,
street commlmloner
SALE OF U. 8. TREASURY
the department at Washington that
vice-president; FUMl C. W esterfield.
The ordinance calls for a 32 font
CERTIFICATES STOPPED the present site be accepted and that J
secretary; Julius Fulap, treasurer;
the hank will soon begin making al
road way with a macadam surface
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Harry M. Stewart, lion tamer; John F.
teratlons and Improvement; provided
»bout eight Inches lit depth
, The eale of treaeury saving* certtt- lrrl
K etels, tall twister. J. C. McMurray
The council accepted Ute bid of the i^gte« n«s bei n ordered su spended, | PJ. In the contract to he signed.
and O. H. Jarret were elected to
t * ational
- ll..e .l L
.n b Isa
Iskrt
lh«t *1400
1 1 4 0 0 L . .ginning
. l _ n | n . Tuesday.
T It..atri MV Julv
llllv 1 16. MCCOrd’ , ! j,arKer
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Larger q quarters
In
main • re-
F irst N
hunk
Io tak
e the
u arters a are
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serve two-year terms on the board of
sew er bonds at tar. Bids were to |„g
word received by I*°**t»n*,,**i qulred fOr
poatofflce business,
directors, and J. E. Stewart and Dr.
be open a( the previous special meet- y rnnk 11. Ilaralln from W. Irving 1 ™
-v. will v_
This
be provided hv
by uslne
using nart
part
W. C. Rebhan for one year. Other
postm
asterI
(>f
the
,
u
rn
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r
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room
ai
d
wltn
o'-her
Ing but none with received
[Glover, third assistant
members will cooperate with John
The city recorder reported to the general. No reason wan given this i ! changes In the building.
K etels in his multitudinous duties.
.tnilirll that the city had Hens on >«v-
bu. the usual reason assigned
The 20 m em bers necessary for the
eral pieces of property In Sprthgfleld
the f»,.t that they are tax-free, WORK ON NEW DAM
granting of the charter have been
that were being pul up by the sheriff »„4
Interest high,—a rate of 4 Mi
secured, and the formal chartering
AT SAWMILL STARTS
for sale next month for delinquent pero ,.pnt compounded semi-annually,
will be done by District Governor
taxes. The city 1« Interested
to
Rome mon'hs ago the sale was SU-
LADIES CIVIC CLUB
Harry Ca'-ahan of Yakima, W ashing­
Work was hegun on a new dam at BAND CONCERT WILL
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Ill
amount
47 In
atreet
n the
west of the • th„ Booth-Kelly sawmill
»mourn of
Of »164*
»1648 47
111 Fifth
Flf,
etn -’d apended
«pended | In
the states
M’“'
which — will
TOMORROW EVENING
PICNICKED ON TUESDAY ton at an evening banquet of the lo­
paving.
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In Mill street and »77 60 --------
Mls«ls-dpU
thousand dollars'
ILHWUKKMW
cal Den Friday. August 1- Charter
v.
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---- river except In the roast
a ! run ud Into several thousand
dollars
In Fifth Street macadam according to . u , „ of Washington. Oregon
L OHl h<.for,, Us completion. The crew s,
Members of —w
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civic club - , night —
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the -- Lebanon
Den Ss July —
2«
' The Springfield band will give a
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r \lo n
in
the report of the recorder. Plans were California
This « s s done at, tBe !
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rkln_ un<1,.r , —
he direction
- »ctlon of
of I con<i>rt tomorrow evening at the cor with
their
husbands
and
fam
ilies at- and
a _ number
of local 1 Hons
plan to
banker* and bucine*»
discussed to buy the properly In
r«»qu a t u of the
. i
t th a t th e
Interest i J°bn C. Parker, master mechanic at ncr of Foufth
Ma|n atreetfli ac tended the civic club picnic on Tues- attend.
The regular meeting time of
sheriff sale to protect the city.
' mun J
‘ n.'n, t ’.cv could
pay In 'he mill, who designed the dam. The rofdln)c lo Jphn c ,»arUer, band mast day afternoon In Hansen's auto p ark.,the local lions will be each Friday
mm hlicbor i bi *
i 4kcn I structure will be of timber anil built
ar hank«!
The hand will be stationed on a««4s»v4m
enjoying
basket tanelMa.
lunches. Another
Another nnnn
noon.
their ‘teal». an<l money
The old dam Is now *
pourth on the approach to the picnic will be held the second Tuesday
The charter members are: J. C.
MISS EDNA BUSHMAN
being held
offlco sfj as t<> be out Qf
of next month. Following the din- ’ McMurray. William G. Hughes. Dai­
AND GRAHAM SMITH WED
- a
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way of traffic. Re hearsals are heln ncr several speeches were made.
Has B Murphy. H
Elmer Maxey,
on eve f . Monday and Friday night
Mayor Charles F. Egglmann spoke Jam“» E. S ’ewart W Henry Adrian,
In the presence of 60 near relatives
' v ? ' r
dinarily. In the ChrlBlian church.
on civic affairs and the need of im-^W. C. Rebhan, S. Ralph Dippel. Job.«
and friends, the marriage of Ml«« 1*1*
The r,e«annt
present ortniom
concern r»f
of (ho
the hnn<1
band la provements for the city. Including a 1F. K e’els. W. F Wa'-ker. O. H. Jar
J (‘Olid It Ions Hll‘1 th e low . tut 9
, »m»-.
ns Mildred ltushman. only daughter
to Interest alt those Interc 'ed in tak- trunk sewer sy s’em. Paul Brattaln rett. W. C. McLagan Julius Fulop, W.
line with <M. - e
policy a e-w a U r. accord,ng tot Mr.,
of Mr and Mra. O. O Bushman, and
Graham B Smith of Eugene was held that of th e postal department la the
Thl. new dam will he 1« f<*t hl».n, Ing up band music. A consignment o f , commented on the growth of Spring-,C. Wright, G. G. Bushman. C. Ivan
at high noon on Saturday at the home withdrawal of ’ho 4>4 percent bonds „„d RO foot long The main atructure band music was received this morn- field since the days of his boyhood. ^Anderson, Harr , M. Stewart. Floyd
of the bride's parents on W illamette be Secretary Of Treasury M. lion will be HO feet up and down stream. Ing It has been decided to support He likewise pointed out the poMlblli- C. W esterfield. John Henderer, Jame?
A dirt fill 1« to be used It Is an,lei- the organization by public suhecrip-; ties of further development, and the! A. Pointer.
heights. Rev. Haas. Methodist min-j
Inking effect J “*
liated tha, the work will take two tlon. All those Interested In helping advantages of an Irrigation system
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later of Eugene, officiated.
th* cause along are to communicate through the valley. Rev. H. C. Ethel, FARMER KILLED WHEN
montha to oomplste.
The bride came down the stairway j
W hltsell Funeral Monday.
wllh John Wlnzenrled or Rev. J a m es; secretary of the chamber of com-
on the arm of her father, passed over j
TEAM RUNS AWAY
a pninwsy
„1 a green
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of M” Addle W h ltsell..
Pointer of the Christian church.
j merce. spoke on "A Bigger and Better
Many Pay Fines.
pathway of
ferns
the al i Th’'
tar which was an Improvised garden wlie o f Thomas J Whl'aeU of E allL E. _ Little of Cottage Grove was fined
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! Springfield.” Miss Osll Gray gave a
Arthur Lindley, 59 ye.'.ts old, a
Returned from W ashington—Mr. reading. About 30 persons attended. farmer living three m iles e a st of
gate of latticework twin«! with IvF (-r„..k. w u held Monday. July 1«
|n p;irln<tleW police court this
vinca, sweet peas and ahaata dal»««. , ht. Walker chapel at 2:30 «clock I I
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•orners. as
were al- and Mrs. W. L. Danks and daughter
Goshen near the Coast Fork bridge,
w here the grm.m awaited ’h er and the th„ afternoon. Re» Ja"V*' ’ t’,"‘ * !„„ j „ m w Donovan of Bend. P. M. June returned Tuesday from Ridge­
Stage Dr ver fined.
.died last evening at 8:20 o clo ck of
ceremony took place.
liecoratlons p, B.„r of the Christian church, offl Johnson of Bellingham. Washington, field, Washington, where they spent
On a charge of overloading his injuries received while at work In Ms
" M Mc- three days visiting Lewis Tale, br>, stage G. E EdwanL., stage driver be- « eld raking hay. He was r klng
were
sweet cl»
,
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C
II Bluaslnger of Noth U
throughout the house
bride’s
nt the
The bride's
Mr„ W hltsell died a,
th e I P a r clflc,
It c •
EiiRwni> E j it(,bert«on of ther of Mrs. Danks, who Is III. John tween Oakridge and Eugene, has been down hill when the
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pens, da, »as and ferns
fern
vs ; little Muy Elton vhrlstlun hospital In Eugene. July 1 I
llo rlty. and M M. Monroe of T ale of Otikrldge s’op >ed overnight fined »10 In Judge Wells' Justice frightening the horses The team ran
eniy attendant
rer girl
She w«« «3 y ears old
Best es <r
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M s,hew s was fined »2 with the Danks family and went on court. He pleaded guilty. S. J. Pal- away, trampling Mr. LlndleU who had
Shriver, the flower
« »(tirisi In a lavln husband, sh e Is survived by 11 ‘ tu i-| for
; passing # a Mr^
( fBr
street
car wh„
while e lt
I, was
was to R llgpfleld yesterday morning to in lk of near il-rin g feld . was lined been thrown off. The rake passed
The bride was
unloading passengers, D C. Corbett visit his brother.
,5 for leaving his car on the Pacific over his body. The accident occurred
z tw n traveling dress of crepe-back dren
satin with hat to match snd a cor-
Interment was In I-surel ceme ry. o of , Eugene »3 for
aobut 3:30 o'clock In the afternoon.
Visiting
YiL'< -
Florence
io> u driving
- '- . - e without a
visiting Parents—
ram n-,5—.»u
.
highway pavur.en*
Several ribs were broken and one lung
driver's license, and Guy W hitley »10 Cofftn of i<ortiand Is spending her
sage bouquet of sweet pen« and lilies
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f f ip
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Taa .1 av-^ as <4
Wendling Boy Dies.
for speeding
Others < fined
for <‘ cut­
pierced, it wa3 found-
,
the
valley.
Little
Miss
Shriver
i
vacation
with
her
parents.
Judge
and
of
Here from Cottage Grove— Mr. and
Mr Llndlev was born In W isconsin.
ore a ruffle«! dress of pink organdie j Glenn H Knowler. 16 ye«r old son ting corners were C. T. Jones of Eu­ Mrs. J. W. Coffin. She arrived yes­
and carried a basket of pink sw eet of Mr and Mrs J R Knowler of gene. C. Caryull of Minnesota, and terday and will be In Springfield Mrs. Tom Alien, son Alfred, ana but ha(1 n red for the last 30 years
. . X- A V Virginia
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lai»z\d O,
v/-vm<x on his
. . farm
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T —
daughter
visited
at iho
the V home
near _ xw
Goshen.
e . in
Is as««*.
sur­
Wendllng. died at the home of his F. C. Groakopp of California, each »6. about 10 days.
peAN.
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
Mortensen
and
vived by his wife, six sons, two daugh­
i-rncvuing
wo- ................
Preceding the
ceremony Mlos Fa- parents on Tuesday, July 16- Burial
on > on,,,,»...
Sunday. In
and roree
three sisier».
sisters. The
sons —-
are
Mrs. Breeding of Coburg was oper- family
lamny »■
... the
— afternoon
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i
villa Welk. cousin of the bride, sang
wtll he held In the Marco,a
Mrs Ella Dole of Minerva was ad­
••At Dawning." and "Because." The
,,rA on prlduy afternoon at 2:?0 mitted to tihe Springfield hospital Sai ated upon Tuesday evening In tht , the two fam ilies enjoyed a swim ming Haro](i of Portland. Howard. Arthur,
i v e « at
Springfield hospital.
I party on the Mohawk river.__________¡Robert,
¡Robert, Dale
Dale and
and Jasper,
Jasper, who
who l live
Lohengrin wedding march was played (,.clo(.k K(,v. l . Bailey, Methodist
urday.
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home. The two daughters, Margaret
by Mrs Arthur Bushman
Irnmedl Kplw.opB| minister, officiating
.
ru s
m u d
_
J _
ik n
and Mary May. also live at home.
Survivors Include
the lad’s parents,
ately
after ,h e service n was
read M a
The sisters are Mrs. Ida Carver ot
and i»n".
Mrs Knowler, one
threccourse
ire»« < G inw w wedding
-.x«sssn breakfast
................. was Mr nu«i
---- bro’her,
Minnesota. Mrs. Lewis Bert of W is­
,.irved by Misses Aldus Anderson, LI , Knr, Knowler of Wendllng. and one
consin. and Miss Mary Lindley of Eu­
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In McMurphy and Mamie Graham, in
Mrs. Vornot, Lonsday of Eu-
gene. The brother^ are Newton Lind­
tlmate friends of the bride.
j gen«. Glenn Knowler had been an
ley of Jasper, and Alfonso Lindley oi
Gut of town guests were Judge and ; (nvnlld since his infancy when he was
Wisconsin.
Mrs Robert Tucker of Portland. Mr | M|r|eken with Infantile parolysls.
He belonged to the Woodmen of the
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and Mr» O. H. Fllhlnn of Portland.
World at Jasper. The body is at the
Mr and Mrs. I A. Welk and fa m ily '
Will Grade Highway,
Walker chapel, from where the fun­
or Walla Wnlla. Waahlugton. and Mr.
M. Kenzie river
eral announcement will be made later.
Hlgreu
of
Junelion
(’By.
|
th„
WRhway
tbe
nnd Mr" A
Mrs. Smith Is s member of the i
l»c« graded and mnradamlzcd
Fined for Deer Meat.
All 'i I bi ororlty »I the I’nlverslty r,,f’k
to n pctliton received by
E lm an Brooks, of Sw isshom e. was
w
here
«ho
atten
d
ed
for
¡
nccordlng
of Grrg.jn
count» court. They ask that the
fined »50 in ju stice court in E ugene
two years She wi i » m em ber of tbo lb
road he Improved by the district su
W ednesday fo r the enssi s ion of deer
is of ‘ 24. Mr Sm ith g rad u a,'; I | rn
no,
and
porvisor. C.harlcs Nr
m eat. .Tack W ells of th e sam e place
icturr
eh
•sltir
hl
dv
t'l
fr *om Iho
cooperation with tht »tele, A
, p |,l eooet"
was acquitted on Iho charg e of pOS-
In IB, R Hi belong
the
vied
hv
h as been ,c
hual- mill ,
ssion of a doe.
■ ,s ns
fraternity,
dl »4805 Is » vullable for
W aiving exam ination before Jus-
E’ir te nr trie’
th .1. H urrah
n
rfent
Inn
of the Peace, W ei's P ease w as
I th
h
T h ’ i o u |d e
hound over to th e grand ju.t on $300
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frier
to theh
N;w Pum ping Plant Installed
ball
a. two v
C harles King w II, florist of W( s,
n.
c.
mid Vh orb
Springfield, lias Instnllod n unique
Pieknlcked at Resort.
w ater spraying and F airbanks pum p­
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Donaldson. Ira
Give« Blrthdny Party.
ing p lan t in his greenhouse The sy s­
Nice and Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughn
tem of spraying Iho flow ers m akes
of Springfield, and Ransome Miller
The birthday ofiGswnld M. Olson on
the i-a’llng. "It ain ’t going to rain no
and family of Eugene went to the
,iu v |6 whs the occnnlon of n dinner m ore" a Joke to Mr Klngswell. E.
Dillard resort on the Coast Fork riv­
party given by hl» mo’li r. Mrs. l.lii­
E. Blossom and W L. M cFarland of
er Sunday where they enjoyed a pic­
ma Olaon al their ’.mine Noon, gii”
west Springfield ’h ave also Installed
nic dinner.
were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. I.m shei
F airb an k s pum ping system s, placed
rv and children. Bruce Jr., Maxine nnd
hv
F. .1. 0 rimes
Seeks to Collect Wages.
I’hyllla. Al the fi o’clock dinner Curl
A suit to collect money alleged
Obon nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rlley Snod­
Left on Trip Mrs. Dallas Murphy
due In wages has been filed In cir­
grass and daughter. Maxine, were ad­
In company with her mother. Mrs. II.
cuit court against the Camas Lumber
ditional gunsts.
Decorations were
T. Mitchell, and friend, Mias Jennette
company. L. E. Mathews filed the
largo bouquets of gladlolas. A lnrge
W lllgerodt of Vn, -rise, left Tuesday
birthday enko was served In honor of
suit.
on a trip to A bland where they will
Mathews seek s »1S7.50 for hlm sslf,
the occasion.
visit r d a ’lvoe "d friends. They will
»191.60 for Vern Mathews^ »36.10 for
go bu way o' ie Oregon caves, arid
Leaving for Portland— C I- Chase
Guy Mathews. »54 for M M KlmbAll.
<f Crater Lake. Mrs.
and family arn moving to Portland to­ ndurn by w
»60 for Bob Baughman. »35 for lev'ng
r Mitchel, are form
morrow. where Mr. Chase has accept­ Murphy and
Crow. »35 for Al Higgins. »180.42 for
er
residents
,
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.'»ehland.
Mr.
Murphv
ed a position In the automobile bust
Will Holman. »8M.74 for L. D. Mil­
news. Their household effects were plana to Jolj t* em lator In Ashland
ler and »238.lt tor We* N eat
«old yesterday
They hare lived In and motor bom« with them. They
aprtogflehl fo r 1 the pas, 14» montta will b« gone 10 d*ys.
Ordinance Passed by Council Th« lain« County Farmer« union will
Improvement now Underway;
Ha.urd.y in the
K
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«’hanibnr of Commerce Thia 1» the
Buys Sewer
Bank Buvs
ri-gular quarterly meeting of ,ho coun-
from City.
4 1 union and delegates will be pros-
m
tv
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