The Springfield news., July 24, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

THVRHDAY, JULY
ClassifiedAdvertisements j TOWN AND VICINITY
•all what you want to aatl. buy what you want to buy through thaaa
columns. Write ar phena TWO
7.1
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
The state Irrigation securities com­
mission has certified refunding bonds
for 131,600 for the Payette-Oregon
Slope Irrigation district. Bonds tor
1*000 Issued by the Crook County
Municipal Improvement district No.
1 also were certified by the board.
Returning to Work— Howard Cotton
Visiting In Riddle— Larson Wright
return«.! to bla work In .Marahfleld want to Biddle. Oregon on Monday
Tumday nlgbt.
noon to visit bla ristar. Mrs. J am er Brief Resume of Happenings of
• for r«nt by day or mouth. B ilie Ho-
Eldar, for a wank or so.
for rant by day or month. Elite
A comprehensive program to further
the Week Collected for
tel, 307 Main ■treet.
t f . , Hotel, 3rd and Main eireet.
Visiting Up McKaniii Mrs. H B .,
tl
the
welfare of the agricultural, horti­
Hhodoe and daughters lone und Theda
Injured Eye—Glenn Andersen of the
Our Readers.
CALL Itlv raid« Huir)- for pure J«r |
cultural and livestock Interests of
CALL ANU SEE Di N W. Einer» | left Hun lay to vlrlt at the Spark» Fl*< »»' r Lumber company at Marcola
Key milk and Cr «in. Phon« 34 f3
Oregon was adopted at a conference
war In town Tuesday to have a for­
on pricer on plat.. and other work. If ranch up the McKenzie river.
apr.
The small sawmill of Schulz broth­ of bankers and others at Eugene un­
tf
eign hwly removed front hlr left eye.
ers at Hall creek. 20 mils* eoutheast der the auspices of the agricultural
Leaving for Canada— Mr. and Mrs.
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
It Works Both Way*.
commission of the American Bankers"
of Eugene, was destroyed by fire.
L e ft fo r N e w p o rt— .Mr.
and
Mr».
J
W.
Coffin
and
daughter
Florence
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
"How much being In the Army ha» coffin of Portland are leaving today ’“'feil Cline und little daughter went
There has been a total of 306 foreiet association.
John W. Htnveira, ha* !»«•• tj duly ap­
pointed b I the CtHlMy Court of Ihn Improved your boy Josh!"
ito Newport on a vacation trip yeater- fires reported at the offices of F. A.
The Cascade Electric company ban
I for a trip to Brltlah Columbia.
Wat« of Oregon for the County of
1 day morning.
Elliott, state forester, thus far ibis i «eked the federal power commission
"Come to notice, " said Farmer
I siih a* administrator of the Estate
Leaving to Go Camping— Mr, and
season.
: for a permit for comprehensive pow­
of Cornelia Steven*. deceased anti all Corntoaasl, "You are right. I hadn't Mrs. |. I). Larimer and Mr. and Mrs.* Moving to Utah— Han ltrlsccl) and
Hop picking In the yards about er project on the Salmon çlver and
perron* having rlalnir against raid considered It that way. I waa too
e r ta te ure hereby notified to present busy thlnkln' nbout how much Josh's Leland Eubanks are leaving today to family are moving back to their old Harrisburg la slated to begin about Its tributaries in Clackamas county.
the -lama properly verified to the un- bein’ In It hud Improved the Army." go on a camping trip above Oakridge home In Ogden, Utah the first of the August 1, about three weeks earlier The plans show that many miles of
derrlaned at the office of Frank A.
month.
tunnels and canals will be required
than usual.
Returned from V is it— Mlee Anne
Delhi«. Attorney for the relate In
In the development.
F
a
ir
Enough.
The
drill
attendance
of
the
13
na­
ttprlngfielil. Oregon within six month*
llldwell returned
Thursday
from
Visited at Stewart Home_¡Mrs.
A conference of governors and
from the date of this notice
Captain (In barber ehop)- You Wendllng after visiting the W . J. ; Hazel Jarvis, nurse at the Mercy bos tional guard companies of Portland
listed at Springfield, Oregon, July ought to cut my hair cheaper; there’s Lunceford family,
heads
of penal Institutions of Cali­
pltul In Eugene visited at tile home
b>
addition of #9
13. 198«.
fornia. Washington and Oregon will
men during June.
nothing
much
to
cut.’"
!
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
E.
Stewart
JOHN W. STEVENS.
Albert Brownell of Portland, was be held in Salem September 4 and &
Barber "Oh. no In your ca-T T «-
E"‘artal"ad Oueata-M ra Eva Scott. Tuesday evening
Administrator.
and
daughter.
Mrs.
Irvin
Morris,
und
FRANK A DEUCE.
elected president of the Pacific Coast to consider the installation and main­
don't charge for cutting the heir; we
Attorney for the Ratal«.
uin,
und
Miss
Elma
Cumpston
of
Ore.
Beck
from
Camping—O.
B.
Kersey,
Nurserymen's association In session tenance of Institutional industries, in
Jl 17 34-31 A 7 14 I burg« fur having lo search for It.'
line with a plan proposed by the na­
gon City were guests at the John F. E. E. .Morrison, and Hugh Sandgathe at Yakima, Washington.
tional committee on prison and prison
KeteU home this week.
return'd from an 8-day camping trip
Holstein-Fresian
breedera
from
all
Corn: "What «re you going to have
N O T IC E OF
on Bunday, They went far Into the sections of Marion and Polk counties labor.
when you g e t your adjusted compensa­
F IN A . L u
S E T T L E M E N T . L . .
Visited Uncle ,rvln Kul<)p' nePh‘,w mountains
Permits Issued to the Oregon Trail
mountain with park horses and did held their annual picnic at the Mea-
tion t ”
N o r K L I» hereby given lb»t the of Julius Fulop Stopp,-d over the week considerable fishing
stages and Baars & Coldiron, both
dowlawn
dairy
near
Salem,
Thursday.
do
...... with
ua„. his unci«, Julius
.......... Fulop
............... of .
*
W illie: "I thing I'll paint my house undersigned, udmlnlorator
,
. . .
. . . bonis end
« »•
.
. operating passenger and freight auto-
,,
I
Senator McNary, following one of
kl.
„ . ,
, _
.
and maybe buy« a steeping porch. non of ih« Estate of John E. Innls. o
Went
to
Cottage
Grove Mr and tbe most strenuous sessions of con mobile lines between LaGrande and
deceased. h«M filed h|s Final Acounl
» » » <”> his way to
What are you going to have?'"
In suld Eatato with the County Stanford university.
Mrs. Levi Noet went to Cottage Grove gross In recent years, has returned Joseph, were canceled by the pub­
Corn: “I think I'll have long gray Court of the Hl tile of Oregon for Lane
Sunday, returning In the evening. to his home in Salem in quest of rest lic service commission. It was said
whiskers and maybe a fit.”
County and the m id Court has set
Entertained at Lunch— Miss Flor- While there they visited Mrs ! Neat's
that the stage lines had failed to
Afonduy, the 4lli day of August, 1924,. ence Coffin, who has been here from parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. N ehon, and relaxation.
comply w ith the laws regulating high­
at Ten o'clock A. M. as the time a n d ( ..
, ...
,
..
.
Roy O. Hadley, prominent resident way traffic.
Perplexed.
14.« county Courtca.m |„ the County ’ or" “nd vlal,,n<
par’ nt" Mr and
of Oregon City, fell from a moving
Kentucky Mountaineer: "Stranger, CoiirthoUMe at Eugene, Oregon, un the Mr* J ' W Coffin, was entertained at
Promotion of the interests of Davis
will you answer in« a question?”
place for th,. hearing of suld Final lunch on Monday by Mra. Juhn F.
Went Fishing— Clarence Fundrem. train near Banning, Cal., and was in- and-Bryan, democratic candidates, for
k1?’^ When ‘he traln paaaed president and vice-president at the
Stranger: "('«rlalnly. If I can.”
Account. All person having obj«c- Ketels,
Clayton Barber and Ralph Courson I
Ing Friday In the Coast Fork ° rer hia bod*
' —de
"Well, what’a this yere pure feud tlons to said Final Account or any par
went fishing
general election In November, la the
lkk ,f y *,."'n
r"*'f »re hereby nntl-' Returned from Coast— Mr. and Mrs
law folks Is talkin' about?"
of
the
W
illamette
river.
On
Sun
|
State
Treasurer
Myers
on . August
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purpose of
two organisations
that fii-
J fled to file the same with the County
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, Clerk of said Coun";ion or before in« J
<lar't a,,<1 a<,n' doe' rtdurneJ day Clarence . Fundrem
caught three. w
wiI1
0Ter
1350.- . ’ —
ed
of
Incorporation In the
said 11th day of August, 1924, at Ten *“»•»« f«»m thelr camping trip to '.h e,|Brre
trout In the same place 000 10 varloua acbo01 districts of the state corporation department at
ROBERT W. EARL
o'clock. A.
| coast, accompanied by the Barnes The sm allest one was 14 inches long atate “ lnlere#t 00 the al*t8 lrre' . Salem. Both clubs will have head-
D istrict M snsgsr
pqivd this 10th day of July. 1924
I family, their guests from Long Beach,
j duclble school f u n d .^ _ ,
gv.
quarters in Portland
The Equitable Lift Assurance
WM F, WALKER, Administrator1 (-„|lf..rni„
Back from Newport— Mr and Mrs
Of the 16,000,000 pounds of the 1923
There were two fatalities In Ore-
.
do.
bonis
uon
of
the
estate
of
Juhn
E.
’
Society of ths United Stats*
E. Swarts, daughter Miss Edna • Oregon prune crop pooled for mar- gon due to industrial accidents In th«
lniil», deceased.
1 ' ' ' '
Phons 1187 Y
GOBIXIN 8. WBTX8.
<
• *1N THE CIHt'l'IT COURT OF THE H*urta, and granddaughter. M axine1 ketlng by the Oregon Growers' Co- week ending July 17, according to
218 Castle Bldg.,
Eugene, Ore.
Attorney for Administrator.
I STATE OF ORBQON FOR I-AN'E1 Swart», re,ured Monday night from operative association, less than «,- the state industrial accident commis­
J-10-17-24-31-A7.1 COUNTY.
i Newport «-here they sp et several OOO.UOO pounds remains unsold.
sion. The victims were W. H. Pitt-
| F. N. Snyder and Mattle Snyder, j duyH Whl,e there they fooU a 5 room
The
Hood
River
Apple
Growers’
as-
man, Nehalem, choker setter, and
Plaintiffs,
cottage and enjoyed the beach.
sociatlon, according to an announce- Frank N. N'ugen, Peoria, killed while
ment of General Manager Steele, has : driving a log raft. A total of 579 acd -
William L. Gordon, The First Na­
W ent to Portland— Mrs. N. W . Em
tional Bank, Eugene. Oregon;
contracted the season's Bartlett pear dents was reported,
erv
and
sb
ter.
Miss
Emma
Massey.
.
tional Bank. Eugene. Oregon, The
Contracting and Building
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...
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tonnage of Its members to canners.
Mandamus proceedings to compel
W. F. WALKER
Bank
of
Commerce,
Eugene,
Oregon
;
‘
»l>o
has
been
visiting
at
the
Emery
Plan« end Eetlmatee Furnlehed
The heaviest fine ever levied at the secretary of state to certify to
and
Jamea
Albert,
Defendants:
¡home
here,
motored
to
Portland
In
a
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Free, Will Help You Finance
TO WIU.1AM L. GORDON, D efend-j‘ «r driven by Mrs. Emery's nephew, Bend fbr a traffic law violation was names on the Initiative petition pro-
Your Building.
assessed in Justice court there when vldlng for the abolition of the public
Full Auto Equipment
unt;
Lloyd Emery, on Saturday. Mrs. Bm-
GEO. W. PERKINS
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE <<y w„, r,
OF OREGON: Y«u are hereby re‘ or"» vislti g h '3 ’«d ? '" " 1 f'"" ' " R *150 and *S2 coata on “ ebar«e oi I measure on the ballot at the general
W O. W. block
Corner 5th and D streets
qulred to appear and answer the com-! r - ° v
nB i>r s s ers
imprudent driving. _ .(EwgfjdKtU-
election to be held in November, were
Office Phone 62 M Res Phone «2 J
Springfield, Oregon
* 4 .« r« f’kin d °W
Want t0 Ashland— Dallas B Mui J " a . w T sorblad, Astoria attorney and ! flled ln tbe c‘rc“l‘ coun « Salem,
a
M
.
B U S IN E S S
DR. N. W. EM ERY
DENTIST
Button Bldg.
Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 153 M
Springfield. Oregon
SHOE R EPA IR IN G
Work Promptly and
Carefully Done
A.
JOHN
NELSON
509 Main Street
W M. G. HUGHES
FIRE
,
ANO AUTO INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at
F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
Springfield, ■
Oregon
Pruning
lantlng end Tree Work
Specializing In Shrubbery and
Lawn Work
W. C. SHEARER
« * S St. Between 6th and 7th
Springfield, Oregon
“The Loop”
Your Home When In
Springfield
Pacific Feed &
Supply Co.
Distributors of Fishers
Flour, Poultry end Dairy Feeds
e
e
e
O. E. Freight Bldg.
East 5th,
•
Eugene
D IR E C T O R Y
ex-member of the state senate, was The hearing 1« get for July 2».
appointed by Governor Pierce as spe- 1 The construction of the proposed
cial prosecutor for Clatsop county. He B a k e r lr r lg a tio n p r o je c tlsa ste p n e a r -
Call
will have charge of all prohibition and er realization, as the bureau of reclam­
SU TTO N TRANSFER
ation is making a final investigation
narcotic drug cases.
Harold Brown, charged with posing before recommending that the work
Phone 57
1
as a son of George M. Brown, asso- start. George C. Kreutzer of Denver,
hy virtue
Home on Leave -Earl Parker, son
ciate Justice of the Oregon supreme recently appointed director of farm
bat certain Land Hale Contract of Mr. and Mrs. John
Parker. court, in soliciting subscriptions to economics of the reclamation bureau,
entered Into on the 2Uth da»
reerhed home Sunday on 30 dav leave
1823 bit Frank B. Blair anil wire Al- ,
, h ,, „ .
. .
Oregon newspapers throughout the is now going over the proposed pro-
GEO.. N, McLBAN
Ice E Blair, vendors to you an ven- *r
1 ' * bat,le3hlp Arll°n'>- n°»' state. » was arrested at Eureka. Cal.
J«c‘-
Automobile, Fire end Life
dee and In and to the following des i <”>eked at Bremerton. Washington.
The state irrigation securities cenv-
Sheriff Slusher of Clataop county
IN S U R A N C E
in I-ane Mr Parker Is fireman first class, do-
mlaslon has set August 6 as the dat«
stated
that
a
number
of
prominent
8urety Bonde„
Phone «17
ninty, Oregon, to-wit:
1 Ing service as engine man on his ves-
Agtoria bootleggers Indirectly had for hearing tbe land settlem ent com­
The Etk of NE*s Sec 19 Twp 19 pej
My buelneca le to protect yo«r
>uth.
Range
1
East
containing
80
called to his attention the fact that mittee of the Portland chamber of
buelnete
res of land. Also lota 1 containing i Had Guests
860 W illamette St. Eugene Oregon
Professor end Mrs. R hijackers have been unusually active commerce with relation to the devel­
27 acres, tot 2 containing 36.10 1
opment of the North Unit Irrigation
acres, lot 3 containing 11.78 acres and ¡L Kirk of Kalama. Washington ar- In the city during the past few weeks. district in Jefferson county.
T he
O.
H.
Heckey.
director
of
agriculture
1
conference
will
be
held
In
Salem.
T
h is
the home of Dr. and Mrs W. H. Pol- of the state of California, has ap­
A. A. ANDERSON
Meridian, eontulng in all
pealed to Governor Pierce for per­ district contains approximately 10«.-
(Contlnued on Page Six)
BARBER SHOP
res. excepting therefrom 40
mission to send 6000 head of cattle 000 acres of land, and If developed
iveyed to Warren D. Carter
now pastured In Siskiyou county Into will cost >8,000.000.
31.50 Haircut 40c
page 29S Vol. 80, also ex-
Memhers of the desert land board
southern Oregon for grazing purposes.
33.00 Rezora 32.00
,,
herefrom 12.32 acres con-
The Turnridge Logging company, expressed a willingness to vote for
31.00 Fitch Shampoo 81c
E X P E R T COMING TO
operating southeast of Mill City, was the proposal of the city of Bend to
j;
trade waters of the Deschutes river
EUGENE
contpany for county road Will Give Free Derncistration compelled to close down because of for an equal amount of water from
the
low
water
in
the
Hammond
Lum-
i
by deed Vol. 85, page 201
Mondny, Tuesday and Wednes- ber tem pany log pond, not enough Tumalo creek, which is desired for
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
day, August 4, 5, and 6.
water being available to float the municipal purposes. The city of Bend
D E N T IS T
J1
has filed application for the appro­
at
log*.
priation of 11 seco-id feet of water
Ofborn Hotel
Phone 43
' The Oregon supreme court will re­
from the Tumalo creek, which at
from 10 a. m. to 4 y. m.
cess August 1 for a month, accord­
Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore. *
present
supplies irrigation for the
T
H
R
E
E
DAYS
ONLY
117 scree of Land, more or
ing to announcement made at tbe
Tumalo irrigation district.
On above date the noted rupture
offices
of
the
court
clerk.
Most
of
- 1
"Arrest all motor vehicle drivers
This summons, is p u b l i s h e d | npplla,Ue expt'r ’' c -
**'• the Justices will spend their annual
R(v<< a . free
fr_ . demonstration.
demonstration
. . . . .
.
c nsecntlve weeks In The Springfield ¡give
who in any way violate the speed
vacatlona
at
the
various
beach
re­
COLLECTIONS
>
"You will at once realize the dif­ sorts.
regulations and prosecute them to
made
No ("o lection, No Charge.
'
the limit of ti e law," was the su «
ference between his highly efficient.
9th.
1924.
Uly
3
l
l
.
W illamette Collection and Credit •*
Armed highwaymen held up the Os- , gtanf4 Qf an ordpr , ,sue(1 a, Sa,pni
Dated and flrat published July 10, j absolutely sanitary appliances and
wego State bank, forced two bank
Service
' ( 924.
by T. A. Raffety, chief Inspector lor
¡the Inefficient uncomfortable, smelly
•fflclals and a woman patron Into the the state motor vehicle deportment.
860 W illamette Street,
vault, locked the door, scooped up
Eugene, Oregon.
Office, Address: Eugene, Oregon. | r
p ' w ,,li their bulky, plainly vi»l- about 32900 In cash and currency and Copies of the or r were s- it to ail
Phone 37B
u der the state
Jly 10 to A. 21 hie p- Is and their ndcmlnahlo chaf- a number of travelers’ checks and officers operatin
traffic bureau. Ci cala! refevence waa
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Ing I getraps or the v a rb l's mrl'l made their escape.
made in the order to The Dalles-Call-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH!'. order t-wl or. wire trusses which nev-
A lease for 25 years of a municipal­ fornia highway. Old Oregon Trail sec­
OF OREGON FOR LANE
■lit. All of these unscientific
ly owned industrial site was granted tion of the Columbia river highway,
, device tnekex your rupture steadllv
Lena M. Lawrence, Plaintiff
to A. C. Coggins, Dunsmuir lumber­ Salem-Tillamook highway, lower Co­
worse instead of better, s s you well - man, hy the Ashland city council. Ac­
vs.
All kinds of gravel for con­
lumbia river highway, and all maca­
Walter E. Isiwrctice. defendant
know
Mr. Redll«h's up llanees. sci-
crete or road work.
Wo
cording. to the terms of the lease, Mr. dam roads open for raoior vehicle
SUMMONS
cntlfb
fitted bv an r oort In pe*-' Coggins must have a box factory on
make a specialty of crushed
TO: W ALTER E LAW RENCE, dc
traffic.
son, will give security and comfort the stute within six months.
rock and rock sand. Bunk-
f
The first census of Oregon, which
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE for Fears to conic, not only Io those
era at foot of Main on Mill
Because of the shortage ct >• iter has been tucked away In the ar­
stroet.
< O R E G O N o u are hereby required with recent, and email ruptures, hut I In central Oregon this sea.- i
il chives of the state for more than
H EN R Y W. CHASE, Prop.
*/
of three-quarters of a century, has been
In the above en- hy far the cheapest In ‘he long run. Hathaway, representing Iho of.
t
the state engineer, has bemi
d- found by Jefferson Myers, state treas­
Many ruptures hip new healed bv
1 0
minlsloring the water of hi I'as- urer. The census was found during
1
i chutes and Its tributaries for ihe a search by treasury department of­
Mfih formerly neces dialed opera- benefit of irrlgationlsts, power in-
FRANK A. DE PUE
J.
ficials for Information dealing with
>n; hut do not delay.
i terests and muni palities.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
the early history of the state. The»
| •
Children
should
never
carry
a
rup-
111
existing he-1
Me ib e.s of the state board of con- volume was compiled by Joseph
NOTARY PUBLIC
,,
T h ls ; , ”rc '”1° manhoo«: er womanhood, a*
I j i i ldl.'hed once i w oik'"hey cun he ensllj n -to i d to i norm- i trol. Mayor Glesy of Salim and pr > dv Meek, at one time United State«
Sutton
Springfield
' inont nun of Albany, Corvallis an l i »rshnl and a relative of President
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aj con(jj(|nn hy a ,,,‘o rcr mechanical
Buldlbtg
Oregon, n
i other Willamette valley cltiea will go l i Ik, In 1345. This was about tw «
field N « - . i y order of G. F. Hklp-
These clean and snnltarv j to Clear fake, 1 .no county, ¡.ily ..: yiars ai er the organization of the
the above entitled method.
In
entered on the 3rd ' I ' ”s w ill here be in >sti n) pr-'Clnted. to investigate the feasibility o* «b provisional government of Oregon a t
ft, Cbompoeg.
The census showed a
Squeak - Squeak - Squeak
,1 ity of June, 1 '.'4, and is published! If wl'l not cost you anything to be laining water from that 1.
municipal supply. It is pro) »ed to population of 2110 persons, of which
Repair that aqueaky wiheel boforu
deal to you and those dependent on pipe the water from Clear lake for number 1269 were classified as male«
W ill’ama & Ilean.
Ita too late.
you."
Attorneys
for
I’lalutlff,
| use in W illam ette valley cities and and 861 as female«. The old volum e
31.50 per wheel
Postofflt'o Adilro.-'s E' gene Oregon
Home Office: 335 Boston Block
j towns.
la hand-made.
J-6-7-14-26-J-3-iO 17
Springfield Service Station
Mlancapolls. Mina,
• )regon !
JOHN M. WILLIAMS
Atl ,rncy for Vet. Stain Aid Com.,
Soldiers Bunns Ioan s.
I,. E. BEAN
Attorney Slate Land hoard,
S'lnte School Fund Loi ns.
W ILLIA M S & BEAN
A TTORNEY)
860 Wllllametto 6t.
Eugene, Or«.
Licensed to practice In all Court«
of the 8t«te, and United State».
you fall to so appear or answer the llbY i*«»1
Ashland Saturday night
1 Vlaintlffs will apply to the court for to Join his wife. They will drive
the relief therein prayed for. to wit: | bacg together in company with Mrs
- for
d.”' . o T
M
u r p h y ' s
mother. Mrs. Mitchell, and
of Enter-
RUPTURE
SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL CO.
f