PAGE SEVEN
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THVR8DAY, MARCH B, IÖ2B
Classified Advertisements
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Motor Company.
Gormley, Huulh C Slrort.
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Gilt-edge contract on residence In
ANYBODY wishing milk at gallon
Portland to exchange for residence In
rates call Hlvorstdo Dairy, Phono Springfield. Address Box 400, Spring-
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field. Springfield Lumber f a
tf.
Th« west oldn division of tbn Lailira P o ll HALE—<*arf»on paper fn lurge
sheets, 26x19 Inches, suitable for
Aid of thn M, K church will hold a
making tracings. The Now« Office.
cooked food aalo thiiurday in the Long
a ('roar building.
M-6.
SPECIAL I'k iC E on plate work Dr
N W. Emery, dentist. Sutton Bldg
Dr it»)ph h. fnppM. Oonttot, Vitus
building, Hprlugflvld, Oregon.
NO TIC E
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
By a vote of two to one. electors of
Tbs Dalles school district have ra ti
fied th e action of the school board In
transferring a nine-acre tract west of
"Never mind ablut that now .Sallle,
"Curtiss!" I called,
town for tbs ulte ot a proposed union
lie looked up from a pile of letters ma^e me take too much wine."
W illiam A. Maselnglll was nominat hlgb school.
the
thing
for
you
to
do
Is
to
go
to
on the table.
ed by Prealdent Coolidge aa postmast
The Bank ot Prineville has made
••Hallie!" he advanced with out sleep and sleep bard."
er at Lakeview.
•'Why, do I look like a hag?’’
application to the controller of the
stretched arms but w in s he came
“ No," he replied, "You look like a
Bombs rilled with tear gaa were ef currency to be converted Into the
dose to me. he stopped suddenly and
’ precious, bsautlfnl, little angel— hut fectively used by the Portland police Prineville National bank, with a cap
an expreaalon of astonishment swept
ital of $59,000. The bank bas $(00,-
In raiding a bootleg establishment.
over bla face. The glare of t t r ly you're not!’’ and he was gone.
I woke with an awful start. Ellie
morning streamed through the win
The lumber market In Eugene and 000 deposits.
dows and fell directly on my llgure had Jumped into bed with me In her Lane county 1» looking brighter, ac
Harold Goldsmith, of the Bend Boy
and face, bathing me In Ita p tiles» ha', fur «/at, gloves und even a cording to lumber men of the county. Scouts, has qualified for the rank of
corsage.
light.
1
During January the state game com Eagle Scout, the highest rank lo the
"Lo, little boy, where’d you come
•What on < irth Is the muter?"
mission paid $3942 in bounties on 1209 Boy Scout organization. He recent
h« asked
“Look. Child you're cold from ’ " I ask d. rubbing my eyes,
ly passed successfully tests for three
and wet." be exclaimed. My coat had! "A fine, rousing welcome you give wildcat». 21 cougar» and two wolves. merit badges.
Raymond W Hatch, Portland archi
fallen op. • and he had seen my drip- Your gunite." she laughed, hugging roc
Affidavits of
prejudice against
close. “Sallle, what on earth are you tect, 1» drawing plans for a new union
pin* gown.
judges of Oregon courts to be effective
• And Hallie, your fovt! Where g re ]uoln«- you look like the wrath of high school at Molalla to cost $80,000.
must be made before the judge under
More than 40 acres of carrot» have
your hose7 ' quickly ami In rapid ,Ood "
attack bas made any rulings In the
succession tht questions came. "Who i I bopped out of bed. 1 did look been planted by farmer» of The Dalle»
case at Issue, according to an opinion
brought you home?" and the kindly, '»u.b worse for wear My complexion district under contract wltb the local
handed down by the supreme court.
tone of concern In hla voice gave way had a peculiar rayleh tinge and there cannery.
A serious explosion occurred in the
were deep, violet shadows under my
to one of auspeclon and doubt.
Of the approximate 3500 carloads
chemistry room of the Ashland high
aa
ejree.
Hchuyler- but he'« gone."
of apples harvested In the Hood River
j My thought« rush«! to Curtis«. I valley last fall leas than 100 cars re school, in which one girl narrowly
Curile» »tartesl toward th door.
escaped death and several others per
"Come here," I demanded.
r wondered If 1 looked like this when main unshipped.
manent Injury. The material explod
he saw me at dawn. I ’d probably
Hi- came aerosa the room.
The Milton city council Wednesday
" I’leae* tell me that you love mo nev* r
him again if 1 did. He baJ decided tq grade and gravel 2500 feet ed while a preparation was being heat
and that vou wont ever leave me en- **•»» kind to me but he would be to of city streets. The work will coat ed.
Albany will hereafter be served by
tlrely alone again. Im ao tired. I «nyone In trouble. And what did he approximately $2500.
i mean by saying I "looked like an
one newspaper as a result of the pur
can't stand It tf you fu»
The production departments of all
chase ot the Albany Herald by the
I'm not going to ecold you, c h ild ., ■n* " 1 bot wa* not-"
In your condition, the beat thing for | “ EUle. p h a .e go down and talk up units of both Bend sawmills are run Albany Democrat, both evening pub
ning full capacity six days a week
lications. The Albany Democrat now
you to do Is to get Into bed. Mom m>'
to Curtlaa W right. You'll
and on a two shift basts.
Is In its 60th year and the Herald in
Nellie w llll help you undrees" he said. f,n'1 h,m »omewhere. I'm so In love
Figures recently compiled reveal Its 50th.
"Oh.
I'm
ao cold" I ahuddered. w ltilh ln > »nd !’’ • * cted llke » Perfect
that municipalities in Tillamook coun
"Hold my hand«. Curtlee, hold m y , nul
Republican House leaders agTeed on
hand»? II pleaded and pulled H im I "Thrill« and heart th ro b .!" E lie , ty have approximately $2.600,000 out the selection of Representative Haw
down on a divan.
1
•“ but I won't find the oh- standing bonds and warrants.
ley of Oregon as chairman of the
L. E. Blain, pioneer clothier of Al republican caucus. He will succeed
He rubbed my hand., each finger J«1'
Y°“ r youthful dream». W hile
■efaratelv. briskly and the flow of comln6 from the station, I i»w him | bany. has presented the Albany col Representative Anderson of Minne
hlrxsl began.
driving with a very pretty young girl. lege library with 31 volumes covering sota. who retires from congress
the fields of science and history.
"You poor little fellow" he m u r-'
To B<* Continued
March 4.
mured »ympalhetlcally, "You’re cold j
NO TIC E TO CREDITORS
B. F. Schleslnger, of Loa Angeles,
There were three fatalities in Ore
through and through." He removed
Notice 1» hereby given that the and hla sons became owner of the gon due to Industrial accidents dur
nty mule» and rubbed my f?et as he [ undersigned Josie 11. Spore» has been pioneer Portland department store of ing the week ending February 26. ac
•..a «...
by the Probate Court of Lane County,
had m> hauls.
Now go to »„«r
your I OreK„n appq(nled adm(nlRtrator ¿r Olds, Wortman & King, March 1.
cording to a report prepared at ths
Curtis W rig h t is Kind— Too Kind
NO TIC E Is hereby given that the
uuderalgn-d Administrator of tho es
tate ot Harrison 11 Gray, dice used,
filed his final account with the Coun-
iv clerk o[ |jm e County, Oregon, on
the 14th day of February. 1926. and
by order of the County Court Hatur
day (he 21st day of March. 1926. ul
hour i t ten O'clock A. M. at the
County
Court room In th '
Court
house nt Eugene. Lune County, Ore
IN THE CIRCUIT COVHT OF THE gon, bus b--«n fixed aa the time and
HTATW OF OREGON. POit LANK
place for hearing object Iona, If any
COUNTY
to said final account und for final
Itay II McMurray. Plaintiff
settlement thereof.
vs
S IM M O N S :
All persons having objections to
Mae .McMurray, Defendant
said final account are hereby notified
TO Mae McMurray, the above de to file the same with the County Clerk
on or before the time fixed for final
fendant.
IN T H E NAM E OF T H E STATE hearing thereon
H L. BERGMAN.
O F OlthXION, you aro hereby re
Administrator of the Estate
quired to appear and answer the com
of Harrison B. Gray, de
plaint filed ugalnat you In thn above
ceased.
entitled court and cause. on or before
the «zplratton of the lime prescribed Williams A- Bean
In ilm (irder of I ’utilh alien. lo-Wlt: Attorney« for the Estate
F 19-I6 M 5-12-19
On or before the explrat'on of all
weeks from the date ot the first
publication hereof, and If you fall to Katate of P. M McPherson. Deceased
answer for want thereof, plaintiff will NO TIC E GF F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
apply to the court for the relief prayed
Notice 1» hereby given that Seth
for in the complaint, lo-wlf:
M McPherson end W alter W. Mc
For a decree of (he cour( dissolv Pherson. admlnlatrators of the estate
ing (be bonds of matrimony now ax- of P. M McPherson, deceased, have
Istlng between plaintiff and defend filed 1n the County Court of the
ant and for such other and further State of Oregon. In and for Lane
relief aa to the court may seem Just County, their final report as such ad-
mlnlatratora; and (hat ten o'clock In
and proper.
Thia summons la published pursu ths forenoon of Saturday, the 28th
ant Io an order of the Honorable G F. day of March, 1925, at the Court room
Hklpmorth. C lrru ’t Judge, made and thereof, have been, by the Court, fixed
entered February 27. 1926, and the and appointed as the tint- and place
drat publication hereof Io made the for hearing objection» to »aid report
6ih day of March. 1926. and the last and for the final »ettlement of the room and get out of thoae cloth»», h « I t he estate of George W. Spore», de-
of nubi <1wra*«*d
publication thereof 1» on th« 16th day
admonlahed. "Thia 1» a fine way to ¡ceased. All persons are hereby no-i
S e t h m M c P h e r s o n .
of April. 1925
catch pneumonia." he added aa I r a n l * 'f ',!d ,o present the claims. If anv
w a l t e » w M c P h e r s o n .
Uro* ir II A Brooke.
you hare, against said estate to the
Administrators. i upstairs.
Attorneys for plaintiff
undersign-d administrator at her rest-
Mom Nellie put me to bed and
or at the law offices of W ll
Residence: Eugene. Oregon A, K Wheeler. Attorney.
F 26 M-5412 19-26
covered me snugly with blankets ga- |llams & Bean. Eugene, Oregon, within
Mg* 12 19 2-1 A 2 9 16
alx months from this date,
lor». Someone wrapped.
Dated this 19th day of February,
"Come In." I called.
1925.
It was Curtiss standing with a hot
JOSIE H. SPORES.
A-’ m'nlstrator.
water bottle In his hand.
F-19 ?£-.M 5 12 19
"I thought thre might need this," I
Sophomores Havo Party
Th« aophomorea of the high achiMtl
hold their semester parly In the high
achoot gymnasium
Friday
night
(lanío« were playnd by (h r claaa. and
m frm hm rnia of |c« cream and cookie«
served.
I he
The Multnomah county farm at
Troutdale totaled a profit of $7562 on
farm products during 1924, according
to tbs annual report of the Institu
tion. filed with the county commte-
•loners.
"Joe
jenee
[ b u s in e s s
d ir e c t o r y
W. F. WALKER
F U N E R A L DIRECTOR
Full Aute Equlp'oee*
W. W.
O.
block
Offlca Phons 62 M Rea Phons
(14
DR. N. W. EMERY
O E N T I8T
Button Bldfl. ,
PJions 104
Rssldsnos Phons I M M
Bprlngflsld, Ocsg»n
SHOE REPAIRING
Work Promptly »nd
Carefully Done
JOHN A. NELSON
509 Main Street
WM. C. HUGHES
FIRE
AND AUTO INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
,
Office at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
S p rln g fle ld ,
Oregon
“The Loop”
Your Home When In
Springfield
JOHN M W IL L IA M « .
Mgorney for Vet. State Aid Con».,
Soldier* Bonu» Loans.
I.. E. BEAN
Attorney 8t»la
B0»1-*’ ’
Ptnto School Fund Loans.
WILLIAMS & BEAN
attorneys
860 W lllism ette 81.
Eugene, Ore.
Licensed to. practice In all Courts
of the State, and United Blades.
D. W.
Roof
JEWELER
Repairing a Specialty
Springfield, Oregon
(
• «•
CLEANING AND
PRESSING
Phone 78-J
We Call For nr.d Deliver
G. M. PLUMMER
5th jin d Maim___ __ _
— J ~ -1-
him whisper, "She was , o IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
thoroughly chilled.'*
LANE COUNTY
I was thrilled at hla voice.
L. S. Scott, Margaret M. Scott, vs.
"Lor'
bless you Mister Curtiss Ella Bailey,-------------Bailey, her bus-
Mom Nellie said. "I'ee gonna give dat band;
Thonu.« Clemniena. ---------
HANSON GARAGE
heard
Overhaulea any make of
car, 75 cents per hour.
Phone 45F14
Eugene
-.u««
he.,
.- .i
i. »
<>. Clcmmetia, hda wife;
Alfred
Clem-
H. H. Slchel of Portland was elect offices of the state industrial acci
ed president of the Oregon Retail dent commission. A total of 689 acci
Clothiers and Furnishers' association dents was reported.
at the convention held in Portland.
Upper W illam ette river traffic, as
Clyde Waterman, clerk of the Ban checked on tonnage passing through
croft school district, pleaded guilty the locks and canal at Oregon City,
In circuit court at Marshfield to em increased encouragingly during Feb
bezzlement of $800 of the district ruary as compared with business in
funds.
January, according to figures reported
An election w ill be called in Marsh by the lock keeper.
field during the latter part of March
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Linn of Port
to vote on a proposed bond Issue of land made a second donation of books
$35.000 for Deeded school Improve to Albany college library last week.
ments.
They gave 50 volumes and several
A bond issue of $125.000 to be ex hundred magazines of historical and
pended on the erection of a new union literary value. Eleven volumes had
high school building In Rainier, car been presented previously.
ried. 218 to eighty, in the special
Income from the Portland-Vancou
election.
ver interstate bridge totaled (444,048
Tentative plans for the new $165,000 during 1924, according to annual fig
high school building to be construct ures announced by the interstate
ed In Roseburg this year were sub bridge commission. Totals for 1924
mitted to the school board by the ■how an Increase of $86,135 over fig
ures of the previous year.
architects.
ch ll* a tDt mustard foot haf. Its rapni, --------- ciemmens. bla vrtfe;
bittern all de hot water bottlea In John Clemm'us. Levona Ciemmens.
de work!
Fine pusson I'd be lettln his wife; Andrew Ciemmens, ---------
!
dat lam' ketch de Flu while her papa Ciemmens, his wife, being the only
, . ,
.
.. surviving heirs at law- of Martha
done gone an left her in my charge
clemmens and Thomas Ciemmens.
Call
’Curtis», come hers, I called him her husband, both deceased; Dellla
again
Jane Coatsworth, W illiam Coatsworth
SUTTON TRANSFER
•Stay, Mom Nellie" he nodded to ber bu’ ? nd/ 1 8 R, Copeland. ---------
_
' .
;
,
Copeland, hla wife; the unknown
Phone 57
her as she was about to leave. Then helrg of John H ^ „ , „ „ , 0 0 and Bu
An effort Is being made In Bend to
bo came toward the bed.
| phema Edmuuson. both deceased; al-
"Do you love me?’’ I asked.
»'1 other persons or parties un- secure a through mall stage to Klam
knowm ,|en
claiming
any right,
es- ath Falls. Mail between the two places
Are you perf.ctly comfortable?- tatp
of (nure?t
(he title,
r?a, pg
GEO.. N. McLEAN
was his reply.
,t'.'te described in the complaint here- now goee around by Weed, Cal., and
takes four days.
I nodded. "Thank you, yea,” I re- in.
Automobile, Fire and Life
piled. "Oh vou are such a dear Cur-
To Ella Bailey. ——— Bailey, her
IN S U R A N C K
Mrs. Jane Grant Rennie. 92. pioneer
.
husband; Thomas Ciemmens. ---------
Surety Bonds..
Phons (17
tits. I wanted to tell you about to ciemmetia, his wife; Andrew Cl m- of Oregon and a resident of the W il
My bueineos is to protsot
nlght It wasn't because I didn't love mens, --------- Ciemmens. his wife; lamette valley for more than 50 years,
business
you. I was thinking about you and Dellla
Jane
Coatsworth,
W illiam died at the home of her son. John M.
860 W HIamettf St. Eugene Oregon
missing you every minute but they Just Coatsworth, her husband; S R. Cop-e- Rennie, in Eugene.
land.
Copeland, his wife; the
•—»—
George Neuner Jr. of Roseburg was
i unknown heirs of John H. Edmonson
LOCAL CIRLS HELPS IN
and Ruphani» Fdniutt.on^ both de- nominated by President Coolidge for
NEW RAZOR
MEMOSIAL CAMPAIGN ceased; also all other person or parties United States attorney for the district
For Sale
M t M U K I A L G A M r A I U N unknown , laiM-ing „ny right, title, es-
Guaranteed. Price $2.
------------
tate. lien or interest In the real estate of Oregon and the nomination con
Oregon Agrlelutural College. Cor- described In the complaint herein, de- tinued by the senate.
Vallls, Feb. 29.— Thelma Cole of fondants
A. A. ANDERSON
Telephone users in the Tumalo and
Springfield, sophomore In vocational „ 2 ^ -
STATE Plainview districts have petitioned the
.
. .
, .
, .
OF OREGON:— You and tach of you.
BARBER SHOP
education, has had n part In raising arp herehv required to appear and Bend commercial club to help them
more than $300.000 of the $500.000 re -' answer the compalnt filed against get direct connection with the Bend or
qulred to erect a Memorial Union v°u In the above ent’Oed suit, on of Redmond telephone exchange.
building on the campus. Miss Cole before APrJ> n ‘ h- 192,5- ?n!d d“ ,e bt"
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
The state highway commission has
. , ..
. b? more than six w et’ts from the date
served In the capacity of lieutenant Of the order nrovldlng for publication called for bids for surfacing the 21
DENTIST
during the campaign.
jot summons herein and tf you fall to miles of the Roosevelt highway south
Inspired by the example of the men nnrwcr. for want thereof the rlaln tlff
Phone
43
«
who gave their lives In the Spanish- ”h’’ ’ 'T T’JV ,0
c,0',rL f° r theJre,,ef of Bandon. Grading and clearing have
,
...
‘ ,
therein demanded, towlt. for a decr’ e been going on all winter.
Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore. ,
American an I World Wars, students forever ouletlng title In plaintiffs and
Recent high waters washed away
and
faculty members contributed ’ •’Bln»* defendents ’n and to fotlow-
j
$283.000 to the project In less than a
land, towlt:
Beginning nt a the bridge leading to Goodpasture Is
week
Of th is sum faculty mem ber«
r *,n' ? 2 , r " ,h
no; t, h land near Eugene, and now the school
r r'”nnr or «ect’nn 33. tO"’nf»nH children of the island are unable to
Attorney-at-Law
pledged $31,000
Alumni In Portland 17 south, range 4 west W M.. and run-
get across to attend their classes.
and business men of Corvallis have nlng thence north SS degrees 6" min.,
W. A. GRESSMAN
Mrs. Josephine M. Sale, widow of
contributed nearly $40|000 In cam-
20 00 chains to a F o r’ axle
Commercial State Bank Bldg.
the late A. H. Sale, died at «her home
palgn. no, yet completed. W ith less
Springfield, Oregon
in Aatoria.
Mrs. Sale crossed the.
than $200,000 to be raised and the en-1 corner of the southeast fourth of the
tire alumni field practically untoucred ! northeast quarter of said see’ 'on 33. plains in 1848 and had resided on the
Notary Public
CollectlMS
the nnanrial goal of $600.000 will b e |* 2 * cb
m a rk ,’l *,v « Ford ax1' «haft Sale homestead at Astoria since 1870.
i-n 1
’ «'riven In ,h» ground on the northern;
Dr. Mary F. Farnham, former dean
1 reached kv
b> April 1, say those In | boundary of county road N»
323.
charge.
|,hence along the northern be-ndary of women at Pacific university, has
The building Is planned for com- of county road No. 323. south 88 de donated a large collection of photo
pletion In the fall of 192,1. The plane ’ rc®8 67.
42'5? cba,ns to “ graphs of art studies and about 300
„
, » ,
4 Ford axle shaft driven In the ground volumes of literature to the college
offered
by
Lee
Thomas.
0.
architect.
,n
,.ounty
road
No
49fi
, hencp aIo
All kinds of gravel for con- -
provide for a building 200 feet squure center of county road No. 496, north library.
crete or road work. We
and towering to a height of 180 feet. 20.16 chains to a Ford axle shaft I A total of 27(0 students attended
make a specialty of crushed
It Is designed In keeping with (he driven In the ground, thence n o rth ; Portland night schools during the
rock and rock sand. Bunk
89 degree« 57 min., west 22.68 chains
campus
building plun, yet has the (0 ,j,e piace Of beginning. In Lane month ending February 20; 28 teach
ers at foot of Main on Mill
added
attraction
of
classic
archltec-,
County.
Oregon, and for other relief ers ware employed to give Instruction
street.
ture.
’
land costs and disbursements of the and five principals directed the ac
HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
In the building will be offices for suit. This summers is published pur tivity.
suant to an order of Hon. G. F. Skip-
the various student organizations now worth. Circuit Judge In said county,
Hearing of the wool rate case has
scattered over the e-ntire catppus. dated February 25th. 1925, requiring I been set for March IS. according to
and separuti gathering places for men publlcptlon hereof once a Week for' announcement made at the offices of
six weeks In Springfield News, a
FRANK A. DEPUE
and women with appropriate rest and newspaper nrlnted and published In j the public service commission. The
A TTO R N EY A T LAW
reading rooms. The rotunda, with a Lane County, Oregon.
hearing w ill be conducted by repre
FRED E. SM ITH
seating capacity of 500 to 800. will
sentatives of the Interstate commerce
NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney for Plaintiff«
probably he utilized hy large gather
oommlsetoa and w ill be held In Port
Sutton
Springfield 1 ings such as the uluuinl union In ths Date of First publication February
land.
26, 1925.
Buidllng
Oregon. !
spring.
F 28 M 5-22 J,? 26 A 2.
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your
SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL GO,
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Construction of a new veterans’ hos
pital in Portland will be assured
through passage of the veterans' aid
bill, even though the general appro
priation is reduced to $10.000,003, ac
cording to a message received in Port
land from Washington. D. C.
A large cougar, weighing between
60 and 70 pounds, was killed in the
hills northwest of McMinnville last
week. The cougar had been preying
upon a herd of goats and when killed
had just finished eating a goat which
It had lifted over the pasture fence.
An alleged shortage of $5000 in the
state's funds, discovered by a check
after State Treasurer T. B. Kay took
office the first of the year, was con
fessed by Clarence W . Thompson,
cashier In the state treasury under
Treasurers Hoff and Jefferson Myers.
Mr. Kay announced,
.
Owners of 70,000 sheep which wlIT
be pastured in four national forests
of Oregon this year met In Bend Sat
urday. February 28.
The meeting
w ill be the first of its kind held in
Bend and represents owners of flocks
that will be pastured In the Deschutes.
Santiam. Umpqua and Cascade Na
tional forests during the coming sea.
son.
---••»
Chester C. Buchtel, who confessed
to setting 65 fires with property dam
age nearly $500,000, while he was a
member of the Portland fire depart
menL will be taken before a sanitary
commission. If the board decides ha
Is unbalanced he will be sent to the
state hospital for treatment, it was
said. I f he la found sane an arson
charge w ill be pressed.
Pulpit Rock, the hlatorlo «pot where
Rev. Jason Lee and brethren convert
ed thousands of Indiana to Christian
ity when The Dallas was a m ilitary
post on the Oregon trail, again w ill be
the scene of a religious spectacle, ac
cording to plans announced by the
Knights Templar of The Dalles. A
union religious service for members
of denominations of the city will be
held Easter morning, with a pastor
occupying the same natural rock pul-
pit used by Jason Lee In hla talks
to the red men.