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S P R I N G F I E L D __T H E
T E R M IN A L
Hl’llING HELD, LANK COUNTY. OREGON.
Y EAR
S T IR
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IN C I T Y
C om m it!«*«
P O L IT IC S ;
5lage Set For Big
Labor Day Picnic
Making Dust Fly
In te rv ie w
Bualn«««
y
Men
for
Program a n d Entertainment
Features Arranged; Dr. Pence
to Speak; Special to Run
M ayor «nJ Councilman.
Tim Urut »tir In local p o litic a l'e ll ■
150 Visitors Pnrtleipste In Cere
|< a v w c re st ml thia Week w ind
monies and Evening» Enter
tainment; Eugene Outnum- . .«m m ltta.. of r.t.w m i.t«r»l«w .M »ar-
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an d
—
G e ts
B a n q u et a t L a tte r e
r r i „ lou» Iiusln«-»» man «»king them to be
r re « caft(lmi|UMI for (Hy (>ff,<.c w
Expense. (
More th a n 160 visitor« from WII-
lam etta valtay U ona club w ere pr««-
*>nt |aei Friday night * b «n f*5** 8 Pr ,n«-
field det» »»« presented * " h
"»
c h a rte r
A fter a » t r e t j.aru I. 1» I
by the H prlngfle'd band a bauqui- »»»
held In fhe Woodman h e ll. An enjoy
. i . i . . | n .g r a iil of »peei-hna und en ter
lalumrnt preceded
th»
presentation
Vf the c h a rte r by Acting D istrict Dep­
uty B. w . M errell. T h e c h a rte r was
r.cMlved by B. Ralph Dlppol. pr»»»
d< nt of th e Springfield club,
All th e member» ijr th e Eugene
club but two w ere preaent a» were
76 per cent of the Salem d m . Eugene
•
th - w ager from Hal-m on s t l .n q
a n . e which was In th e n atu re of a
banquet.
NATRON
The capital city lt«n.
F W ajk.
prewidfnt of the C ham ber of Com-
m eres. who »»« asked to run for i
m ayor ha» dectlnml In s statement
published In o th er column* of th i a ,
(taper. Il la understood th a t G O.
Itunhimui. of thn Springfield Mill and
(ira)n ,:ora, a ny. ha» done likewise,
| , r |»l>| | art|
befog m entioned aa a
i-»ai«tt»jIn e for m ayor along with o h-
Ji
Ju liu s Fulop. Hprlngfle'd m erchant
has al-o .-luted opposition to having
his friend* run him for councilman
It 1« ex p cited th a t th e next week
or ao may bring out a full ticket to
b e voted on at th e tim e of the general
election
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REAL ES J ATE
DEALER
K IL L S W IF E
AND SELF
th e n ch allenge! Eugene on atten d an ce
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„ the Bltverton c h a rte r e x ero l.es.
J» ck Hodman re a l’y dealer, well
C ottage Grove Lebanon and P ortland * " " « n here and In Eugene, »hot his
.
th e • cere- *D « »ud Bt conim
llled # suicide
.1 .0 had on-tuber.
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hH how
ln -M fm Tuusday
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N U P T IA L S O F S C O T T -
W AKEFIELD IS EVEN T
M arrlad
Last
Evening
in
Methodist
Leave fo r
Yellowstone.
Marian W hite of C ottage Grove, and
Miss Mary L argent of Silverton. Csh-
ers were E sten H um phrey, W illiam
f’urdy. H olt Slaughter, and Floyd Mc-
, Kalson.
visiting d ab » Charlea D Donnhune, » d
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¡dance.
Of Eugene. Oavln Dyolt of C oilag.
T ho funeral of Mr. and Mrs Rod-J g u (| ((> recoyer „ 3 0 0 0 0 alleged dne
An elaborate sports program has
N
eer
of
Salem
and
J.
C.
man
will
be
held
at
the
E
lks
<’’>npl«-
nK>r,ga,
e
,
nd
»222.50«
on
ante
been
prepared, with poeslblllty two
: on one
Crove, F E
In Eugene a t 2 o ’clock Sunday after- tJ|<r ,lag b<efJ nlgd ln c lrru lt court hall gam es, tug of w ar acroos Mill
Irv in e of Lebanon
h r the D etroit Dime Saving« Bank creek, and a high clim b and tree-top-
Each visiting club furnished a h alf »<*>•>
»gainst S ta rre t and lfov-y. Lane l>">< race.
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hour of entertainm en t Special e n te r­
Choir H as S o tisi Meat I ng
'county tim b er holders One m ortgage
T here was a m eeting of th e Wend-
tain m en t feature» were al«o provided.
About 4 q pet.ions attended the ao- fgll' due tn 19*21 and th e o th er In 1922 lln* ,ocal held In W endllng T uesday
Inatruiueiilal mu»lc. vaudeville act«
d a l m eeting of th e M --hodlst choir
„„ s ->< m err«-» of tim b er »‘«he. and attended by W. C ; Rueg
and
song--
w
are
th
e
chief
attractio
n
s.
■ T e h Z m m "pr'esetited the «yprtngflrld «D en in th e church parlors on T u e s m (h(, Eiuglaw riTPr reglon ls nits, executive secretary of the 4L
Following the reception the bridal
pair left on a m otor trip to Yellow-
«.one N ational park, to be gone unit!
the M ethodiat conference m eets In
Medford In the middle of Septem ber,
They
will reside on ea3t ........................
Main stre e t
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to be n ear R evr S cott’a m other, Mrs.
(Ptarlee L. Scott, who eras left a
widow tw o wrecks ago. N ext year Re»,
Scott will e n te r the foreign field in
clu b With
m ayor
k ro n a . Llou em blem '«W. Tba m em ber« of t b . ch o ir and MiU)fht
8al|gfy tbe Jadgm en t sought
a «lab: Halem pr .« n ted »heir fnm lllea m et for 6:3« o ’clock
T)l(. Eugcne Co ||,« -to n agency has
. .« v e t and Eugene a 1 -ather bound d inner.
f|lpd guh a<a|ng, Frank ,, Han<>1 , 0
11 m .it
hook
* M e'hodlet Sunday School picnic ^ 1 ^ „ 7 0 Pn g not(. dated a t Dick
" 'i f o r e that. 2J women accom panied
* •« held y eaterday In the H ansen au t r ,(,n N^ r(h Itek „ ta> S eptem ber 6.
A
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
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TALK INDUSTRIES
AND ANNEXATION
logical place for developm ent of th e
industrial c en te r of the W illam ette
valley with th e best of drainage, ra il­
road and pow er facilities. H e urged
th at Sne,n»fleld and Eugene com bine
in one sr 1 th a t the united stren g th
m ight tve industries here. He said
Eugene aiwnfs would be a residence
and college tow n and develop Into a
business center. Mr. H ansen report-
ed th a t 1489 cars had registered up
to Sunday night In his auto p ark
'acro ss the river. M erchants predicted
¡store» would move from h e re to E«e
g ne by annexation and this city
» * « «•« P ortland h eadquarters. Wal- China • .
'w ould f i t t e r thereby.
,e r Srat»h « Portland, field directo r
M rs. Scott will teach
In th e Uni- It was reported th a t the petition
for
of the 4L. O. H J a r r e t t su p erin ten d -, verslty high school next year. gud . paving of Mill s tre e t had been signed
ent 01 lh C Springfield p lan t. D. W. .her husband in the Springfield
high ¡by practically all th e property own-
McKinnon. Springfield 4L secretary school.
ers except th e . Booth-Kelly com pany
George Davenport, Ben Skinner, and
Rev. S cott received his diploma and th at it would be presented to th e
the visiting Idons here A ltogether It D, ¡a rk D inner was also at 6:30.
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The
Bank of ______
C om m erce h as started Oeor«e Cox A talk on cooperation In from the U niversity of Oregon while la tte r in the n e a r future.
w as the largest visiting delegation
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M arrlaga Licanata
a su it against J E O ates to c o lle c t. -----•-
w’ork and ■ —
"O '“»1
functions
was
m ade
serving his country
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rance. H e 1 ; Several member» spoke on the dan-
th at ha» come to Springfield for a
took a y e a r’s post-graduate w ork on ger of collision betw een s tre e t c ar and
cerem ony In m any m onths. The whole
During th e past week m arriag e It various sum s am ounting to more than by Mr. Ruegnitx. ,
, Mr. D avenport and Mr. Sm ith w ent his return, and amended th e Garret« ¡autom obiles on th e Second stre e t rail-
affair was m arked with much pep ' ' ’n»*. have been Issued by comity , S()0
__________________ to C ottage Grove yesterday to invite School of Theology and N orthw estern road crossing and urged th a t a re-
and etilhuala.m .
'
irle rl‘ R 8 Br»"on «”
'"H owlng:
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¡C harlo. H enry S kinner, and Mabel C A R R Y IN G O F F IR E A R M S
,h e n'>n'aff|,la »e<* 'u m b er plants to U niversity In Chicago for th re e years, quest be m ade for eith er th e s tre e t
lak e f a r t ln the celebration as guests He has been preaching at Camp Creek, car to stop before crossing the road
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D
,an>
E
lisabeth
W
elsh,
both
of
Eugene;
P la v o ro u n d Open to P u b lic.
M A Y B E P R O H I B I T E D of the 4L.
¡Unity and Ja s p e r for som e tim e past, when traveling eas< or th a t a w arning
,
a n d a Brva.-i Sm ith. H arrisburg, and Mabel
Th.. M ethodist
rocreutlon ,, ..„
grounds
C om m ittees are announced as foi , He is a m em ber of Sigm a ALfha Epsl- signal be placed a t th e crossing. A
,
. . u .„ Flint. Junction C ity; Frank Robson
next to the church a re open for uae
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F o rest S upervisor N F. Macduff has |owg;
Ion.
committee was appointed to take thia
un .e,...e.iine
Lucille
l.v the genral . public,
according tn
to t>r»
o r. H4 itdemon. Bend, and H attie
u
. w
received notice th at th e S ecretary of
E xecutive — G e o r g e
D avenport, i
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i m ater un with th e proper anthorltlee.
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h
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n
Brown.
I'leaaant
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John
Aubrey
W II Pollard, m em bers of the bour.i
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Mr. W alker reported th e county
Of d irecto r-
The one stipulation Is ’* « '’■»•. Portland, and May L. DeMer A griculture has prom ulgated « regu apr)ngfle.d , chal. nan; N. R Michels. S A W M IL L T O O P E R A T E
turd Howard. E u g e n e ' “ Don u n d er which the carving of E u g en e. r m . !)•'. checker. W endllng.
S A T U R D A Y F O R A W H I L E court would grade th e highw ay under
th at it may he used any day except
, O akridge; Eli Ed- / '» ”’ nr,n,' on N atlona' F orest area.-,
Publtcltv—D. W. McKinnon. Spring-
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th e arch to conform with the round
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Br
Sunday. E quipm ent 1" being added mond
En-or, mid Ellen Ja n e Boon, I ,M 'k nBt«<l by th e d istrict fo rester may field, ch airm an ; C. J C handler, Wend- T he local Booth Kelly saw m ill will corners, now th at the fence w as se t
as fund« pernii» C ontrlhutlons front
run on S aturday. August 30. and Sat- back. The m oving of a telepthone pole
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„ will he ,.ft_„i»,M
'th of P leasant ' lllll; ’ Andrew Th-o- tbo prohibited, and has recom m ended u n g . o A Prince. Eugeni
K|>r ngflehl
rltlxens
receive«! i '«
dore Frnedrlck
F’raedrlck and
and Eloise
Eloise E.
E Hill.
m u , 1 to the D istrict F o rester tha- Sal Creek
Women and C hildren—Mrs. B ert urday, S eptem ber 6 to ta k e care of an<J 'h e road signs will be taken up
1
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i-i-u. dore
|,y Mr» W illiam G an li o
K|lg,.ng; F r,,d Eri1„g, T u |ior, W lnberry Cre k w atersh ed s be closed |yoa n e. Springfield, chairm an
Mrs tbe |(>g supply, according to O. H. a t once to allow th is to be done. A
N ational hank.
j f rln g fld d , and Edith M arie C lark. 10 ,bp e a r n in g of fire arm s except j o<1 L andis. W ndllng; Mrs. 1! A. Ja rre tt, superintedent. W hether th«. sw inging sign. M cKenzie R iver
high-
'C o ttag e Grove, and
Jam es Hovorka. ’’V forest officers or authorise I o f
S pringfield; Mrs.
Sherm an mill can continue to run on S aturdays way, will be placed under
the arch
Sunshine Club Meets.
Eugene, and S arah
Franc«» llud'.es- " e e rs of -he S tate and ( nunty. I n der
yields. W endllng.
-h ereafter will be determ ined bv the at once.
The Sun Shine club m et T uesday, son. Junction City.
this regulation, anyone found carrying Sports— F. F. F oster,
W endllng. ¡. -lb er m arket.. Mr. J a r r e tt s a y
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A iikus I 27. nt the home of Mrs. E rn ­
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it fire arm upon a cl» cd nr a m a v l.c chairm an; George Cox. F pringfield;
, m in ,vas closed down for near
Has B irthday and Reunion.
est I'a rr on T hird and E street»
'ta k e n before th e Unltod S tates Com j . A. Griffin. Eugene.
1 y l t in - o q u u a arters
r t e r s o of f a an
n h
o u r v yest.
e a te r r-
-1
hour
The birthday of Mrs. F ra n k King-
Mr
and
Mr«.
W
Bpear
of
Marcóla
Gaums and m usic were enloyed. and
i m lssloner and h o u n ’. over to th e Fed-
E ats—Sherm an Fields. W endllng. day. ca --I by th e breaking of the siey was th e occasion for a fam ily,
la-er In the ev nlng dainty refresh ­ : w ere here Tuesday.
oral G rand Jury.
chairm an; Moody N eet, Springfield: head rig ,:.w ¿t 4:15 o’clock In the reunion Sunday on G oodpasture is-
ment» w ere served to tb e following
Ed K ester. Springfield.
¡afternoon. T he saw guide w as a ls o (ia nd, a t which h e r six siste rs and one
m em bers: Mr«. W ilm a S m ltson. Ada
Form er R e«ident. Visits—C harles N E W T A Y L O R S H O P IS
Dance—Jim H oward.
W endllng.’ broken. No iu ’-try resulted to the brother, to g eth er w ith th e ir fam iliee.
Mnnwiirtng, Addle Nealon, Mr» II. lic k . 11. a form er Springfield huslnes.
H ardesty. Wend workmen from th e flying pieces.
I were present. Thivae p resen t Included
O P E N E D IN S P R I N G F IE L D chairm an; Claud.
W e ld ,
Mrs Davis, Eva Elliott, and m a", waa In Springfield S aturday. He
I ling; Ben Skinner, Springfield.
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! Mr. and Mrs. C harles M yers and
¡is'tio
w
a
trav
elin
g
salesnuin.
Mr- Vienna Parr.
T he Springfield T ailor shop has
Finance A. C. Dixon. Eugene, j
Many Pay P e ra ltle s.
d au g h ter Doris, Mr. and Mrs. B. O.
T raffic I»»’ offenders bis week In Sm ith and son. Kyle. Mr. and Mrs.
R eturned from P ortland— Mrs. John been opened up on th e co rn er of chairm an; H. J t ox. S p rin g fied , Win
Arrived Monday— Mr». Leland Eu
elude the following: C.
. Wilson. W illiam Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. John
F. K etels retu rn ed T uesday evening F ourth und Main stre e ts by Mr. and ,fred May, W endllng.
hunk« I« enjoying a visit fnm t h er
Springfield, hacking ear acro ss street Hrvan and th ree daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. (1. M Plttm tner and Mr. and 1
from
Portland
where
she
went
on
n
fath er. Mr R utherford of la.» Ang. I« .,,
h y h p ri> u rp n |j( ghc MrR j R Llndli(iy la)p t), Araltaan
C am nsr Fined.
I intersection, fiued $2.50; L. G. Corn- R obert Craw ford and family, Mr. and
C alifornia, who arriv e 1 Monday eve
On A ugust 8, Mr. L. C.' Smith 01 ¡well. Roseburg, parking too close to ¡Mrs C larence C hase and little daugh
P11»».
Texas.
T
he
shop
will
furnish
to
.1 11., .....u „ r e c e d e d -’» p e e l s h er p aren ts
to
retu
rn
nltit* In S»’ »r,nufl< 1*1 « 10 WilH pr<’< 0(1» u
cleaning and p ressin g
service, as J'ertlatid, who has been cam ping at j Dro hydrant, $2; Mr«. Eekler. Eug.-r.«, 1 t er. Mert Chase, G ladys C hase and a
,0-1.1» d au rb er. Ml « Nell R ,U tter-!S pr'ngfleld th e last of thn week,
w e l'n * th e m aking of lad les’ costum es. Frog Camp, w nt away w ithout total rn ssln g c ar a t s tre e t intersection. - | rl friend. R achel C rabtree. Mr. and
f o r d , who I likew ise visiting a t th o ,
W ent to Coquille— Mrs. Glen A. Dlt-
W ith a dress, tailored suit, or cos l.v extlngulehlng his cam p fire. The $2 50; E arl Kelly, Eugene, speeding ?pr ,. 1. c iln e, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
E ubanks home.
| to Of Coquille, who has been visiting
Whie of any sort Mrs. Lindsey will fire w as dls<vvered by a F orest’ Serv $10; Mrs. G race Stein. Eugene, speed- ciln e, gnd daughter. B ernice. Mr. and
, f In Springfield for n we k with
het ! fo"ko h ate to m atch If th e costum er .( patrolmAh. who reported the m at 'ng, $10; Roy Langnn. E ugene, pass Mrs. Ralph C’lne. as well as the host
H ere from low . 1 ' ’
hiishiuid > i «renta «md fam ily, n ( i s " <lc»,r<’8
or to R anger Smith T aylor nt Me- '"K street Intersection nt a faster and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. F rank KinR-
D
avenport, . low s. ’ Is hero
visiting , n.s turned home
, » Sunday. She w as ac- j
$t was
ascertain
ed rate
12 m iles
a| ey and
and tn
, beir
children, Virgil.
Gale
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i - Kettxie
. ...».«• « ltTl.lg.y
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»»» »»«
..».«.m,
. of - speed • than
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— u er hour. siey
eir cnituren,
vtrgit. Gate
sister, Mr« Ada M anwaring,
comnnnted l.v h er Ister ia law Miss
E n tertain ed Company—Mr. and Mrs. front qamp fire perm its which had ? -: Ju lia Moore. Eugene, passing nnd Lote D inner was served, and wa-
li had not «.en for 28 years
Dorothy Ditto, who will m ake a visit ¡W H. nry Adrian had ns guests over been issued who had been cam ping stre e t Intersection faster than 12 m iles term elon late in th e evenlrg. Group
f. the week-end Mrv. A drian’s brother, there nnd Mr. T aylor im m ediately P ff hour. $5; C harles Spores. Mo- pictures w ere taken in th e afternoou.
R aturnad to P o rtla n d -M Iss Abbie " t th e Glen D itto hom e In Coqull
.
M e.
D it t o ’ Ik e w ls e v is it ' d w liii h er 11 W. Scott, wife Bnd baby, of Salem. ' w rote Mr. Sm ith at his Portland ad- haw k, cu ttin g m-rners, $5.
i.n has
im« been
vis-1
Mrs.
ise visited
t.
„ of Portland, I who
boon vis-i
< " Ditto
‘D0 likew
•"» 'wis«
visit, q with
w t in h
ner
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• of I ori .nil. '
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o .tn c-'h er mint, Mrs. Emily Adair, also of dress, notifying hint th a t he had I ft
Street Car Rate Hearing.
nlnif ,„.re In Sprlngfl-ld with h er sis- l'«rents. rj.e H arpole fam ily In .
Salem, nnd cousin, Mrs. John McKay h is ean.p tire a n ' giving l.lnt ten d a y s ’ Here from N ebraska—Mr. and Mrs. i A hearing of the ra ise In s tr e e t
Mr N. W Emery, le ft for hom e
<’"y while on her vacation.
and d aughter, Jean n e of Alex. Alberta, In w hich to m ake reply'. However. Mr. Bert Powell ai d fan .ly of Hebron, ! ear fares from six io seven cents will
Canada. Mr. S ro tt cam e Friday w ith Sm ith did not get back to Portland
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be held In Eugene S eptem ber „11. a t
Monday afternoon.
Bains R eturning—Mr. and Mrs
(
pow the courthouse. R em o n stran ce, wilt
H ere from Kan«««— Mrs. Jneohlnl V. rn lluln are expected to arriv e In h is fam ily to a tten d th e Lions ban- until August 2.) and flm 'lug Mr. T a y - ^ ^ ^ ^
tm e.lintely d r o v e .
t o u r in g t h e c o 1st « m l h a v e *'e heard by th e public service com-
T'lllger of HIP tioro. K ansas, m olher u few days from Weed, C alifornia, qu t. They all left Sunday for th el, 1 lor a le tte r there, MeKenzI
Bridge t o : P,,R nre ,o '" ’.ng the coast, and have
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¡from P ortland to
of Mrs (1. O. Bushm an, was Bn a r r l- ‘ homo of Mrs. B ain’s pnrents. They homos,
¡been for tw o m onths, looking for a m ission at th a t time. The Southern
1
settle
the
m
atter.
P aetfic com pany has asked for th e
vnl In Springfield last week. She nnd | will visit here for n few days, and In
new locution
V isited at D avenport Home—WII- He adm itted hts gul'l and R anger
raise on grounds th a t th eir lines w ere
Mrs Bushman will leave to m o rro w ! I’ortlund for a few days, before tnk-
g M cRay form. not m aking operating expenses,
for Newport to spend a weok a t the Ing up th eir residence here. They will Ban. Hammon 1 and two sons. George T aylor took up the m a tte r with J u s - ,
a„ . , a
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reside In th e house of Rev. T ininr, and O ren. all of F lorence, w ere guests Dee of Up Peace, J« ssa O. W ells, by
bench.
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. . . u „,i.h waa asaea««t prlv of Springfield, has moved back
who wltih his wife Is *oon to h a v e 'a - week end at the George Daven- ijto n e and Mr. Sm ith was assessed
E ntertained D inner Guest— W .
C.
R eturned from Califronla— Mrs. Isa ­ for Los Angeles, California. Mr. Balt« port home. They arriv d In Springfield $6 00 and $-.i>0 costs
ship with Z. I. Cox, also of C ottage R uegnitx, executive secretary for th e
P ot ' land headquarters of th e Loyal
ac N. E ndicott and non. Isaac Jr., h a re ! will have th e prlnctpalshlp of the S atu rd ay and retu rn ed to th e ir home
O,h«„i
»„ M a e » — A regular Grove, has leased a store room In tile
returned to Springfield a fte r 8 w eeks Springfield high nehool th is year, Sunday evening.
m eeting of th
Springfield s c h o o l h u i l d l n g back of the K r te l. ^ 0 »
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a < was , dinner gueet M tjM» Jo h n 0 .
spent in San Francisco. Oakland and L a st y ear he tau g h t at Adna, W ath-
Mr and Mrs H S tew art of Mabie "°hrd will be held Tuesday night
, I Parkar
Borkley, C alifornia visiting h e r daugh- Ington Mrs. Bain was form erly Miss
Parker houie
home laet eTenlng.
evening.
-et i-«
the City Hall.
wero In towu over the weekend.
1er. Mr» W. C. WII1IK
Pauline McClintock.
m o u n te d
»
form er
••Th« People's Pap«f"
An elaborate «orlai affair of the Combining with Eugene Discus­
Nim m er season was the m arriage of . sed by Melvin Hansen and
lia n a for the big L abor Day eale- Rev. Randall S cott of Springfield to
Members of S p r i n g f ield
bratlon to be put on at W endling by M Ps E thel W akefield of Eugene in • Chamber; Railroad Crossing
th e Ix>yal Legion of lx>ggern and Lum- the M ethodist Episcopal church in Eu-
berm en will be completed this eve- Kene butt evening a t 8 o’clock. The ! Dangerous is Belief.
Ding, when the executive com m ittee wedding Was targe|y atten d ed by per-! , ndiw trto, developm ent In Spring-
m eet. with the «ub-commUtees In the , on, from
Springfield and Eu fW(J aI,nM atlon wlth E ugene, Mill
:4L hall at W endllng a t 8 o clock gene. Rev. Jam es T. Moore, retired
pav|n|f an(, . he
,B the
Members- from Springfield, Eugene. M ethodist m inister of Springfield, as- ral|ro ad trf>gHlng 0D 8 e tu nd
s tre e t
and W endllng will M e t In conference sl»ted by Rev J. F rahklln llo as o r
g tbe ch,(f tupl((t of dlscl™ lon of
at that time.
Eugene performed the cerem ony. T h e -the c h am b e r of Com m erce a t , « reg .
Dr. E H Pence, of P ortland, paetor ring sen d ee was used. Following the j n,a r IM?eün< Monday nlgbt o œ
O f W estm inister P resbyterian church, ceremony a reception was held In lhe , „ UjAman and w
F W alker, of the
will be the speaker of the day. It has Alpha X| Delta sorority house a t 13tb
ar<£
peporteri
¡lIMn announced by George Davenport, and H ilyard streets.
about , 80 wag , t „ , ow f„ on m ateriaf
chairm an of the Springfield local
The aftar was decorated w ith Pot-
for , he arch T he cham ber g a re
A special train 1» to be rnn. leaving ted palm s and pink and w hite glad- &
o( thhankg , or hlg geryiceg to
! Eugene at 8:3ft o’clock In th e mom- Io'»» , nd fox glove«.
th e re tlring 3ecretary H enry E tb eR,
lag. and leaving Springfield about
To the strain of the L ohengrin wed- who
leaTe
a few dayg for
8:40 round-trip fare will be 1H tim es ding m arch th e bride cam e down the
to makf. b(g home
the usual fare one way. T he train will (»]„ on the arm of h e r brother-in-law
retu rn early In the evelng. It has been H arvey Beal of B urlington, W ashing
More saw ’nllls to c u t
,a r «e "U nd
announced from the general office of ion. s h e was a ttire d In w hite, with
ril>e ti n ,,.t r east ° r Springfield, a
the Booth-Kelly company In Eugene. a chiffon veil held in place by organe P!a,nln< mil ■ 1,01 fa r'o ry , Ice plant
The mill men have been working blossoms. She carried a 3how er bou and fru lt can n ery w ere amo11« Dew
evening, a t W endllng to
clear a „ „et of pink rosea
In d u strie, cham ber m em bers believed
sm all grove there and fix It permnti
Mrs. Paul Scott of Spokane, W ash needed b ere- s t e P= wtll be ta k e n to
i.ntiy for picnics and such outings, tngtorf «1st Ivtn-law of
th e groom secure possible sites for n w Indos-
wlth seats, and the like T he célébra- was the m atron of honor. F rank C a r - itr,e *' hero to offer thoa* wh° m ight
»Ion proper will be held there, b u t; ter of Eugene, fratern ity b ro th er of ! w ant to locate.
lbg dance, both afternoon and eve- t be groom, was th e best man. Brides-
Melvin H ansen, of th e Eugene Cham
wJU
(n th# <L h a,, Roach’s maids were Miss Palom x R andlem an, her of Commerce, addressed th e
n
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--
- was th
— e
playing a t , Miss Ruby Baugh of Donna. M l* I cham ber. ---
He said S-pringfleld
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Mr«.
Miriam Ferguson, w ife o '
of « « n »hot hl« wife with a 44 calibre
the form er Texas governor, Is a»-
ptring to the sam e office and polled
B p rtn ifle’d, w.lcome-l the visiting revolver and th en a fte r calling foi
- — — L» w
aaaffia»«» sea
t mg« p
Ft rim
r 1 111 fl
1 UH to
«V
enough
vote«
in the
aries
« » . i . i tv
lk < e r.
r, help e went tnto . a bedroom
and sent .
enter the fall election», She it
ItoiiN to Springfield
t t . a-
r. W
tta a i»
t
making the dust fly in her race lo r the A m erican Legion open-air dances
• re a ld -n t of the C ham ber of Com- a h u lk t through h l . b rrtn M r. Rod
la Spripgfleld, h as been engaged. T he
t> e r r . «.ml m em ber of th e L io n . club. ■»«" died W ednesday In a Eugene h o . I the governorship.
Eugene band may be secured for the
,, ..... , a . , .
fro... .to- r t o a
Hodman left • letter m which
b
it |
were made in ^ ’ih ree he hlatm .-l hl« w ife’. I’l henlth and S U I T T O R E C O V E R Q U A R T E R oecasioq, thu- adding a concert to the
ml^n u l.t,’".mr., ’ bv pre.lden«» of the h i’ overburdened t.ul. betdneas for h l.
L IO N D O L L A R S F IL E D
»peech. sports, and the
B , m " m " I'e c ry .
CUTOFF
NUMBER
Church, Eugene;
T ry in g to P«r«u«d« Th«m to Run
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