The Springfield news., July 24, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

THURSDAY. JULY »4, ÌM4-
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
g* AO E SIX
(Continued fmm Page Fivei
laird.
Profeev.or Kirk was formerly
auptwfnteudent of the Springfield
public school* Oa Sunday the two
couples and the Pollard ch ild .'« . Wil­
liam. Ku h. Robert and Juie went to
Cottar»- Grove to attend the M»*thodlst
i-aaip meet Inc returning In the eve­
American Explorer Brings New
ning
Professor and Mrs. Kirk left
People From San Bias
on Monday morning for Albany and
Country Which Starts
other points.
White Indians in Lost Tribe of Panama
But What Makes Them White, Now Question
W hite Indians Arrive In N ew York
Scientific Discussion
The farlm llneuiu Wood l*ra»«rvln<
Ths Springfield Mill and Grain
company received a carload of corn conipanv received a « » lo a d of polos
from the north W illamette valley yes­
yesterday from the middle wssL
terday to treat with a creosoiing pro
K L. King, suportnlendebt of the eras
A double carload of treated
i*ortland division of the Suullii-rn I'u to lls 1» now being loaded for West
clfic railway company went through Virginia
Springfield on hl» way to Oakrldxr
Klin r Russell shipped two rar’uada
and ha, k again ye»l«rda>
of pole» ywiterdsy from Pall creek Io
Hsnry Mai hews was here from the Southern i'aclfic company in Cal
Goshen today
Ifi rnla.
Mr- Kdith llaydrn was hers from
Itl.haid Hart of Cedar »"at waa In
Mapleton calling »n friend» Tu<sda> yesterday
”
?! U V • dr« and daughter ol
Ito.» Mathews was hers from Thurs­
Camp Creek were in »own y«»terday. ton yeetenlay,
William Darting has left on a two
Bert Mathews of Thurston was la
weeks' trip to California.
on business today
Mr». Arthur Nest is recovering
E W I.evee waa here from Hayden
her recent Illness.
Bridge yesterday on a buying trip
Kph Malbews o f I'le a s a u l H i l l was
Kd Griffin of Kugm e motor routs
it was In Springfield for medi al a Springfield visitor this morning
(reatniont .Monday
Dr Ralph H Dlppoi. D en lt.i. Vllus
J A. Olson was In front Jasper yes.
terday » hi business
building. Springfield. Oregon
Leaving for Newberg— Mr and Mr»
Arthur Hannan and family are ex
By Robert Puller.
pectin* to change l«x-ati»»a soon, mor­
We
New York. July 34 —Yew
in g to Nesrberg. Oregon
have white Indiana
The question now. however. 1»
Moved to McMinnville— Chandoa U |„ What makes them w hite.'
Chase and family moved to McMinn
Man* of the leading scientists in
ril'o, Oregon this week, where they the United States are discussing the ,
w ill m ake their homo
-kibjec". pokli) I probVug. tw isting
ears and looking down the throats of!
M arried In
Roseburg— Prien Is of
Miss Edna IMrve and Clarence Brad- ' hr~ homesick liu te toU i . N s w
ley were Intereeied to ie.ru of their Tork, bought here by Richard O j
marriage which occured in Roseburg M .rsh. American explorer.
lat t week
summer discovered a trib* of 406 in
i the San Bias country of Panama
v siting Brother and Sister— Sira
Brought from the Jungle where they
Holland and Mrs Childs of Califor- wore no clothes, garbed in cirilixa-
Here are shown three white Indian children of ? » " •« *
nia have been visiting their brother, tion's modem dress and thrown sud-i
a rd O M a rsh of New York, who discovered Ahe tribe ol 400 in the
O . H. Jarrett, and sister, Mrs. Cart denly into the world's largest city— ‘
■untry , f Param a. Th« c h ild re n falle»! to be impressed
B iss
Girard this week.
»he ’hree children. Chepu. Oto. and j
witn anything they »aw m th¿ w violer city of c iv ilis a tio n . New Y ork.
Margaret submit to a critical exam l-,
T o o k M o to r T r i o — Mr and Mrs. M nation without seem ingly a flicker
In Nsw York they do nothing bu'
J. McKlin and son. Howard Cotton
feel mg passing across their stolid little to the three little white Indians,
returned Sunday from Portland, aftet
countenances, beneath shocks
of They are. p erh a js
the ioniiest chil -tare
»tare They
The blink their queer, squint-j
being gene five days. They made a bris'itng tow-colored hair
dren In the world.
And quit« the tng blue eye» at the crow ds the build- 1
trip up the Columbia river on Satur-
-j-be children are not alone. Older most bewildered
lugs, the traffic.
Sometime-. Msr-
day. Whi'-e in Portland they were
members of the tribe and parents "The little girl had worn c ’-otheo
caret cries Ato and Chepu shed nev-
guests at the home o f Mr.-and Mrs. were brought along—«afe return to but nel'her of the boys had ever w o r u - r a tear; they are men. and their
\Y B Wheeler, former Springfield their Darien region o f the Panama a strip until I got them." »aid Mr stoicism is as typically Mongolian as
being assured and guaranteed Moat Marsh. "I tied a red bandanna hand are their prominent cheek bone.» and -
rrsidents.
Hut they do not i
of the older members nr* of brown kerchief on each
When I got them flattened noses
W eet Fishing—Isaac N
Endlcot' skins and of no norma! Indian char- to Colon I put them In shirts and »mils, either; and one feels that per-j
and son Benjamin. Arthur Roberts, ac-eristics
pants, but I had a lot of trouble haps, when they crawl into strange
and Earl Roberts went fishing Sunday
It was at first thought that Mr at first to keep them from undress beds at 'he Waldorf, and th e lights*
T h a t's » combination that w ill make the
old bus *
eight m iles above Belknap Springs. Marsh had brought a group of stray log right In the hotel, they were so go out. they hug sach other q u ite ;
look like a million dollars. A ll you need i« the right tinuh
T h -y left here Saturday night, re­ albinos out of the forests of Panama hot and uncomfortable."
lightly, in their utter darkness
and the nght mstructiona
W e can «uppiy them.
Wg
turning Sunday night. The caught and war calling »hem white Indians.
carry a lull line of the genuine Acme ^Juality M otor Car
51 red-side trout which averaged After a critical ex»m lr<lon by a MOTOR VEHICLES PAY A
<leriv»sj from the sale of b >n is. both
Finishes.
from 12 to 14 inches in length.
State
and local
General
property
larre group of our best scientists It FIFTH OF HIGHWAY INCOME
D o n ’ t start the n u w r with a »hahby car.
Come m
taxes
contributed
lees
than
half
the
was agreed th at they were white
arid see ua
W e have other vnapi y color tombuutioiifc
M c to re d to Roseburg— Mr. and >ir<
highway income, or 44 4 per cent Thi*
Tndians— but abnormal and pathologi­
An analysts of tiie various sources
Traman Gay. Mr and Mrs. Charle»
means, worked out in another way.
Do it Yourself with
cal cases
of highway funds since 1914 made by
Gay. Mr. and Mrs. George Chenoweth
Explorer T ells How T rib e wav Fcund the Bureau o f Public Roads of the that of every dollar collected by tne
amd daughter Frances. and M rs.,
Sta'es. counties, cities, townships,
Mr. Marsh described bow he first United States Department of Agri-
Grace Roberts motored to Roseturg
and other taxing districts, only 1! 4
Sunday, taking along a picnic lunch saw white Indians In Panama ’ast culture shows that there is a marked cents was used for highway purposes.
summer
and
determined
to
return
with
tendency
to
collect
a
larger
propor-
MOTOR CAR FINISHES
They returned in the evening
The average annual expenditure per
, a property equipped err edition. He tion of highway funds from the own
Bu ld'eq Filling Station— E E Kep- told how he anproached the Smith- er» and user* of motor vehicles. In pe rson per mile 1.» only 0.0034 cen t—
. . . . . .
I cent for each 366 m iles of toad
Be*, with the assistance of a carpen- «on’an !n«‘itution at Washington. th, . . . .
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7
i This ranges from 6 0615 cent In the :
tor. is erecting a f.’ling a n l service Museum of Natural H istory here and o , »346.363 784. the collections iron
w est North Central Sratea to 0 101
■ ta tto o on his p ro p e rty a* Fifth nnd A
U niversity of R oche-'er in order ,-noto,- vehicles amounted to 913.383.
cent
per person per mile In the Pa­
« r e e ls . The building b to be of that th»v ro’vht send reorewentatives psj
„ j _ j ppr
„( ,j,e total. In
frame construction, facing the corner , n the expedition. so that Its results ,«-si. M ven years later, the motor I cific States.
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T he date of opening has not yet been would obtai" 'h e cdr.fldence of the vehicle owners and operators paid -
•A e * ~ 3 > £ -X -
arnoonced
sedeottfle world
»118.943.70« In motor vehicle fee» and SPECIAL PRICE on plate work. D r
These r<-pre««—tstivrs were pre- »3,«$S.46O in gasoline 'axes, which I
N W. Emery, d'ntlat Sutton Bldg
Went Bssimmlnp—A parte Includine
Phocbe Barn»“. L^ura C am ecter. Ln- ent when he left New York I»st Jan- together equaled 10 8 per rent of the
nary, and wrben he got to Psnam s total income for highw ay purpose«
efl!«» Carpen--r. and Juaaita Walkcr
be received help bv 'he d e'sllin r of g sim ilar compilation of payments
w»ut ssrtam lng in thè Willaraette
a -W I-n a l observer» f*otn th e Unit- made by owners and operators of mo-
« v e r Sunday afternoon.
«»- States Armv. the Panarr.’ C s ” e I tor vehicles for licenses and permits
Returned frees San Frattcitco— Dr
7 -re Government and the Republic m jgj;; »bows a iota! contribution on 1
Eugene Kester returned Monday from of Panama.
their psrt of 818*'p7H,992. In the
tw> w eeks spen- in Sac Francisco
He told of the rasroh to the in'erlor same year gasoline taxes levied by 35
w her- he took a special
advanced in which rr»*t dlff'cnl'les w e re o v e r -j States amounted to 838.813.939 The
m edical course.
come Before the trio « n led altno»t , motor vehicle».,, accordingly, contrl-
' the erttre partv bad been taken serl- bu'ed a total of 8225,784.931. or 19.5 i
w»re from Carlton—Rev. Waiter
»03»1» i’l. and 'wo m ee,b»*r*. the yerrw - prr cent of the entire 1923 highway '
B- -y visited his icoth<»r-in-law Mrs *ee*stlve of the Smlth«ontan In stliu -, income. In the six Now England !
FI -U. on Sunday, coming up from h is »ioe snd 'h e Republic of Panama, died sta tes this contribution is 35.1 per
Route ih Carlton. He delivered the
of fever
i c e n t This increase Is accounted for,
•ervnor. in the Baptist church Sunday
It w ss n«t n -t'l the verv end of the by the increase in the total number j
evening.
trtn. be «aid th»t in » wh‘»e Indians of vehicles registered and in the i
R -t.-n ed from Canada—Mr afti were
yrwstj«e tba rim or had change in the av*rage payment p e r 1
Mrs. Floyd B Flanery and daughter, nrece»*ed
p” "» ,bat its o b j e c t « « vehicle, which has risen from 81170
DoiXRfcT^ returned Monday from a trip »o ’»>» surb Indians Into captivity in 1921 to ,1 5 per vehicle In 1923.
to Vi tort* and Vancouver, British a r -’ b r t-r them away.
j A very substantial part of the to- i
ColumM*.
P’nsllly. after m ak l-r friends wt»h tai highway income, 38.1 per real, was j
sb Indian chief of a eoastsl trtk» and j ------------------------------------ ------------------
H r—
from
Aberdeen— Reginald ru. , r
- msn y other- of va- _
T rr. ion. daughter of M y m * . ac-
T„. th<, Oneortunltv to
eom piaied by his brother-in-law and w|n
W md«ihln of all the trib«-« I
family, all of Aberdeen. Waahitigton. r , jj,.
bv gtamring out two epi- j
warns Sunday for a vtott w ith relatives
o f »„„iipog
85c VOILES
and friends here
They left yester
Tb»t, b e was allowed to see the
ALL 35— 40c FAST COLOR GINGHAM TO CLOSE
«•ay morning
Mr Thompson is a white Indians whose ’ resence had
Bephew of L. E and J M Thosnp- »lwavs been denied. H» nersuaded
ALL 30c FAST COLOR GINGHAM. TO CLOSE
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Bon
the nat've chleD that their difflcnl-
ALL $1.25, $1 50 SILK HOSE
D C England ’’“" eonld he e«tablt«hed between the
L e ft fo r H o m e— M rs
whl»e
Ind'ans
and
th"
white
people
I.
o ' W - timber Oregon le ft th e C.
$2.50. $6.00 CORSETS, SMALL SIZES ONLY
of ‘he north. He saw abou' 400 of
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_ to return to
C .irr - home
Monday
W es- mber after a month s visit with »*“’ * 1»'” » '» ° f »>’
*n'1 Phot°-1
BATHING SUITS 1-3rd. OFF
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
ber parents. She sra.s acc»jm;anted rra»'t’»-l shout a hundred of them.
,- a W'
Maroon
B o d y — Black
Fenders—
Cream Wheels
ACME QUALITY
Wright & Son
The Farmers Exchange
Closing Out 30Ntis
Seasonable Merchandise
AT VERY LOW PRICES
BELL
59c
26c
J9C
9gc
S I . 49
Theatre
bv her four children. Lillian. David. D ’s co ver, Valuable Aid to Medielee.
One sch n tlst I’ of the opinion that I
Trit end Donald
Ji»-k Gorrie. her
brother, took them to their home In ¡the condition under which white fn-
Jdiani arc pr*vdi*»-ei is bv lencodermia 1
b
car.
; He is Dr Cnlhbert f'hris’v. of the j
R~; jr r e d to Springfield— M r
I. Rmltb^on’an InstPntioo, and an ex­
You cannot offord to miss this
BycJiard. who hvs b een v ls ltir r for pert On f*or!rgl diseases
He has 1
great production.
th e past 10 m onths a t the hom e of h er made a thorough evumination of the 1
Comedy and News.
son 4o m iles below R oseburg returned white frdian children.
week, and ha- been
tu Springfield
»»j believe Mr. M arsh has m ad ; a :
v isitin g at *h‘ h me of Mr. and Mrs.
■cat dlscovorey.’’ he sa il. "Rut not'
SUNDAY ONLY
Jt J. McKUn. S ie » ill again occupy
> Blue»» in th e I »111 o ' an ' nronologv
b • ri--lii»nce Ir. FI- riegfiebd which Is a» In th e fie'd of tropical medicine, j
rated by the Jp tzge family There is an Interesling disease esn e-J
being
a re m oving to Engine.
t.ngene.
d a lly prev alen t in th e W es, Indies
in
.
..
_
hich Is known as |e-,codertnln. When,
Return'd from Newport— ,.Tr M d
,
.
....
. .
,, , I erem nert tbe«e children T found ,
Mrs Alfred Morgan and dauah-er Mil- ‘ ,
,
. , ,
. marking« or them mor - -ymme'rinsi
dr'-d Mrs Morgan parents. Mr an,
,
J
_
'
u i_
lhan 'hose you observe In the H e r ',
Mr:;. Coffin o f Minneapolis. Mimie
”
’
rota, and Mr’
Donald Young and ,n‘ _ ' 1 ‘
children retu -n ed S atu rd ay ftom Now-
"
a e o .rm 'ss on h e r . ;
Also Comedy
•
io Invest.gate these c - “»-si think It j
port where they spent som e time.
’
u-onld lead to Important resul'« ,
Enjoy Chautsuqua—A numlier of There has B 'ver been any success
WEDNESDAY
Springfield people have been attend-,»» getting at »he cause of the disease j
JACKIE COOCAN
ir g the Ellison W hite chautaqurr
Eu from the W est Indian cases, and It j
gei.e this
Among tlior .
'to has fceen tried repeat«pilv. Bu, with
In
1, re gone over at various tim e- -re th -se observations localized as they
‘ MY BOY”
Mrs. t
t K essey. Mrs. Henry K L ,»re it «»ema to me ’here may be hope-
M is. "
MacGowan. Mi»«
Elsie of finding the cause and devising a I
and
W»dd ■ 'ra John F. Ketei«, Mr. and euro.’ ’
“ The Way of a Man”
Mrs. Hi —y W. Whitney, and daughter
This trip 'mm their native Jungles
Mary Elizabeth Whitney.
I to the very heart of civilization means
Zane G ray’s
“To the Last M an”
Hoot Gibson
“Forty Horse
Hawkins”
ONE BIG LOT OF LADIES SHOES FORMERLY SOLD $5.00, $6.00
CUT TO
S I . 75» $ 2 ,0 0 $2,9 8
98c
$1.50 CHILDREN PLAY SUITS ..........................
98c
LADIES HATS. YOUR CHOICE
$ 1 .9 8
$1.25. $200 MEN’S SUMMER UNION
98c
$1.25 MEN S WORK SHIRT. BEST GRADE
85c
$1.00 MEN S SILK HOSE
59c
$3.50 MEN S ELK HIDE SHOES, FINE GRADE
$2.2 5
JAPANESE AND CHINESE UMBRELLAS, TO CLOSE
Lots of Bargains to close
Come to see them early
Sale three days only --- Starting July 25th
The Farmers Exchange
THE STORE QF SPRINGFIELD