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THE SPRINGFIELD NEV, V v J
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BPR IN O FIBLD , LA N K COUNTY. ORROQN, TH U R SD AY. MARCH 18, 1926.
M I M E 011«
I I PUBLIC SERVICE
CLEAN-UP OF PARK
IS BEING PLANNED
Upton is to Speak
Here Friday Night
GUARD POST DECISION
IS EXPECTED SHORTLY
"Th« P««pl«’« Popor"
L ib ra ry
I
X
NEW SPAPKK
IN A LIVE TOWN
NUMBER 11,
BAIN NAMED HEAD
OF ClIJjCHOOLS
Final decision as lo
whether
('ban-tip of th» (lot of tha city'»
Springfield is to be the location of a
Economy, Reduced Auto Taxes, new h'«idquariers company o f the
Induatrlal tract to b«? u»«*d for park
Oregon National Guard will be made
purpoa**» la b> Ina planned, and the
A/nlaa Club Meets.
Prom.sed; Would Abolish
The Aenla» club met thl» weak at
at a meeting of the headquarters Superintendency Plan Adopted
total M om club at It» last meeting
Prison Parole Board
Improsoivs Investiture Service nuumd a commit tea to cooperate with the home of Mr«. J. C Parker ‘n a
staff in Salem within the next four
At Closed Session of Board;
Held for Lions Troop With Mhnllar committee» of other organ I- delightful St Patrick’» day affair. Jay H. Upton, candidate for reputili- w<(.kg j( wag j«-arned here tbla wee»,
Salary of $2400 Is Offerbd;
m , at the -meeting were Mrs. W. cun nomination for governor, will ad-
backing the movement toe'
County Officer In Charge; xatlnns for planning the work With I’r is willlauia,
Burcham and Mrs. Hemen-
Mra. 11 lu Lombard, Mrs. dress u Springfield audience on
! c^rtatri that a Spuringfleld company
Court of Honor Is Planned; the brush cleared and a little other j <• W rght, Mra. C K Hwarts. Mrs. platform and on various political
way Are Offered Principal«
lg aBgure<i.
M c M u rra y Is C om m ission er
ships
work done. It Is believed that th» N. W. Emery, and Mrs M J MclU'n. -ues, at a meeting to be held at w h ile a headquarters eompany Is not
.
. . .
Guests were Mrs. L. L. May of Spring, the Chamber of Commerce rooms compoMd of as many men as a drill
w ith
impressive ceremonies the park will make an Weal tam ping „
(>f Ku<bD,.
nlgl|t gt 7 3 o o.ckx.k Mr t > (.crepany |t )g recogBlMd ag a ral.
In a session closed to the public
lloy Scout’» of the Mona club troop p|Ace and pluyiround.
The next meeting will he held rt ten w II arrive In the city lomotrow
training to Its members, It Is vnd (tie press, the Springfield school
of Springfield took Rie scout oath, at
j i ,«« | j o n i i<«n roll tee Is composed
the home of Mrs. Ed. Browning of utternoon.
pointed out With such a company es- j board on Tuesday night adopted the
Invesiliure servk es held st the Chris- ((f IM ,a i Murphy, l»r W. C Rebhan, Goshen on the third Haturday In April
In •-< nominal, efficient nr.d dlgnl- tabllahed here It Is bellved that t h e , guperlntendency plan for admlnlstre-
S ia n church Tue.dny evening Both a0(J ,, j
Th<- m a l|» r |g u, be
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fled administration Is promised by >(jrj|| company will soon be organ!-
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' tlon of the local schools, and e ected
«conta aod scoutmaster* were Invest , ak,.n qp
, be chamber of Corn
Birthday Party.
Mr V iton If be la e let ted to m e ze<j Progress on the guard company
ed with ihc duties of scout work at maree, the Civic club, and other or-
A party In honor of the tenth birth- goveroorsh p. In hla arounced pla». p|an wa, made possible recently by Y.
Bain, high school principal for
the meeting, at which I)-Ihert l)bvr- ganiaa||<ma
|a proposed to hire a lay of Melba Harris was held at the t< rtn, he sta t-s that expenses cau be , the action of the Chamber of Com- the last two years, to the position of
b uffer, lame county scout cotumis, man
,.|,.ar away the brush, and u arr,a home March 13. Those pre«- cut If th e <• in authority •-----
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n furnishing a meeting p a ce superintendent. Mr Bain’s salary was
a lc to r. presided
lata*
, he »prlng. probably about (|1, w, re Bernardlne McFarland. Eva enough to cat them, and promise« to for the organization.
I Increased from 32100 to *2400.
Th. meet ng was well attend»., by May ,
have ciwnmuBRy clean up yJ.KInn’a. Maude Hickman. Ralph put a stop to Junket trips by those
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Otto Burcham was reelected to the
townspeople and parents of the troop d#y
Hickman. Lloyd Harris. Dorothy I'al- who hold office under hum and to TORCH HONOR AWARDS
prlncitalsbip
of the Junior high
num bers Lynn McCready, presuavnt
At (hat , (lnr a|, interested In the unuk. and Evelyn Harris.
elim inate slackness from the exptnse (
MADE AT HIGH SCHOOL
of thi- I-ane County lloy Scout coun Wlirk «rill
to the park and spend
Mrs. Steve Bowles was. honor guevt. standpoint In other deoariments ov- J
cl!, spoke, welronilng the troop Into an rven|„ r probably, In .lea n in g It (lames were played by the young
Twenty Sprlngfle d high school ’ 135° Mre °™ Rtad «em enw ay was
the fold of si-outd.m In the county. ,,p A plcolc may he held at the d o se lo |kll after which refreshments were
■ students received 'the honor awards reelected principal of the Brattaln
A first aid team from Eugene troop t,( lh,. ^vrning for the workers
j : erved by Mrs Harris.
given through the Torch boner sys- elementary school, with a salary r->
No I put on n d«-mon»t ml Ion C R
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The little ho»tes» was presente 1
Wn which ha» recently been Inst .li duced from *1400 to *1200.
Clark
county -x en itlv e. awarded D E C O R A T IO N D A Y P L A N S
¡with many pretty and useful gifts In
ed
in the school. The badges were
tenderfoot budges
Wh le none of those elected has
ARE BEING FORMULATED memory of the. occasion.
giver out last Frlday
Mr Obert-uffer administered the
formally
accepted, Mr. Bain, it ,s
__
Wlnners of awards for this time
oath lo R coq , master W P. Tyson and
To Plan fo r Jubilee.
understood, has tentatively agreed to
Impressive ceremonies, essen tial y j
are:
seniors—Iowa
Carlton,
Eutma
Assistant Rcoiittnaster C. F Barber,
Plans for the annual I-ane County
Rogers. Elizabeth Hughes. Gertrude' accePt the superintendency at the In-
patriotic In character and pay'ng hon-
who In turn gave It to the scouts. or to the dead veterans of all Atnerl- ¡Jersey club Jubilee will be made i.t a
Mustoe; Junlors-M argare, Oderkirk. crea8ed
°“ ered h‘P’ Whetller
Tweatytfour boys are members of can war«, are to mark the observance nieet'ng of the executive coma Rt to
Evan Hughes. William Pollard. Na or not he wU1 serTe as 1,0111 8“’,ertn-
Troop No 1,
of Decoration day In Springfield on of the club called this week. H. L.
oml Carlton. Agatha Beals. Juanita! tendent and Principal of the high
Honor Courts Planned.
Hack; sophomores—Carl McKInnis, 8choo‘ has not been d« ‘d td - b“‘ “
May 31 Plans for wha, I, Is hoped Plank, of Junction City, la president
lU .lges of merit and other awards
Willia Moyers. Pauline Lyons. D a le !“' understood he will be relieved o<
will Ire the most Impressive obser of the club who has celebrated on
for duty und service are to be award
Griffis. Dorene Larimer, Hrda Wag- al athletlc coacb ng aDd wiU be as*
vance In the history of the d ,y are some Jersey breeders farm for the
ed In the future to the Springfield
ner, Gertrude llaugan, Viola Penselin. ed to teacb but one ,mbJecl ln th*
being former by an American Legion last severs years
sm uts by a special court of honor,
Leroy Nice
bigb 8ch001- The hoard is also consid-
ctmmlttwe headed by M B Huntly.
which will hold public m eetings at
P.-T. A. To Meet
ieding electing Alfred Morgan, man-
and will he carried ou, Inter by a
various times for that purpose
A meeting of the Parent-Teacbers
' ual training instructor at the high
larger g< neral committee represent
TWO ACCIDENTS CAUSE
Genera chairman of the courts of
association will be held at the Lin
school, to the position of principal.
Ing all the city'» organizations
honor will he (J G Bushman. Other
INJURIES ON SUNDAY
coln school tomorrow afternoon at
Two
service«,
one
a
,
the
mill
race
Mr. Burcham, undtr the new plan,
i
t
which
he
has
control.
member* of the committee are J F
> :lk o'clock. Mr». Brau.-r. represent
Another
flank
In
the
easP-rn
Ore-
'n
reaper,
to
the
memory
of
sailors,
Heavy
traffic
on
the
highways
Sur.-
will
have full charge of all grades In
Ketels . V D. Bnln. Alfred Morgan
ing the Louise home Iti P o r t im i, wll
gen n a n ’s platform has to do with Jay r t^u|te<,
nunler« us accidents, the Lincoln school, his position being
an.l Rev F L Moore These men will -.ud an. th'-r nt I.aure Hill cemetery »peak.
s
n honor of soldiers, are h.-inc pint:-
law b ervance. -T ew er laws and b, t- among them one in which Herbert principal of the L ncoln school rather
•It a t . the honor courts.
n
-I
In
the
tentative
program
I'r-vni-
t.r
riforccmen, is the need." says Moow gtate traff c officer and son than the Junior high school.
The honor courts are to he held
Club Meets.
1Î- Cpton "We have too much reg of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moore of E
for both I.Inns club and Amurlcan Lo Inent men are to speak at both serv
Mrs. Hemenway, if she accepts the
Thi^ ITograssIve club of the Re ni! '.->¿1 and Inspection. New criminal
gic« troop«. Troop convuiltti-ea of the ices lh- names of the sneakers ;o
ctreet,
was
injured
-critically.
Report?
position
as offered her by the board,
bekah lodge me, a1 the lodge rooms
law» Mil uh' be passed .11 ue <r' BL form hlg par,.nt9 indicate that Mr wilj <jo considerable teaching as wol
two organizations have made plans he announced Inter I, Is the plan of
•
hnel
’’»st
Friday
night
for
a
social
eveh-
est caution Let us get acqu tinted Moore's condition is less critical tc ag band lng the principalship of the
for the courts, and have chosen J. the catnimltlw- to have ,h
children take a prominent par, In *hg and drill work. RefreehmeoU w|(7l ,be penalities already provideJ
C McMurray as deputy scout commis . a .
Brattain school. Mrs. Hemenway ha*
_ a
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>>• ' i e r i ,
r V uJ
Z> »
h » l <-lg>M S* f i t
h a
U VO .
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the services, and
sreclal
honor- -vili
were o«rved
at l the
d o se of ( the
eve- . before
harass'ng
the peopl“ ___2
with
new
sioner for this city, It was announced
The accident occurred on the Pa- been principal of all the city’s ele-
lie paid the few remaining civil war hing
enes.
yesterday
cific highway between Bprlngfieid nientary grades.
Reduce Auto Tax.
veterans
In
this
district.
and Eugene. The officer was speed-j
—
Another event of Tueaday evening's
N eedlecraf, To Meet.
k . a
_
Athletic coaching ts as yet uncared
Reduction of the nutoirohll« tax Is , ing behind
The water service I« especially Im
an auto truck, which
,
meeting was a first aid demonstra
A 8t. Patrick’s day party will be urged by Mr Upton, who declares . turned j sudenly
»
I-
in the highway^ »n.i.
an-r for by the board, which, it Is under-
tion given by Troop N 1 of Engi ne ptesslvc, Rokes are snread on the wa
-
»allor
d-ad
of
held
by
the
N.-edlecraft
club
today
that
the
auto
owner
Is
being
Strang-
motorcycie
crashed
into
the
rear
Btood- ” « ”>»’d«rlng putting it in
_
ter In memory of th«
Idst of approprl- “l “ ><• borne of Mrs Carl Olson
Mrs. .«d with high taxes and with burden- Qf (he trucfc s<iyere head |nJur^ g the hands of a part-time instructor,
of the wars In the midst
PLAY TO BE BENEFIT
,
,
Walter Scot, wll be Joint hostess.
some regulations. He urges th" re- w ( i sustatne(j by the officer and h-s P*rhBPS » student at
the university.
ale ritu al.
peal of the law making rt-g,»rradon machlne wag completely demollsheS. j The school board considered th«
FOR C O R VALLIS HOME
^,r |,nn,|y has sent ou, letters to
Kill Kara Meets.
I of auto titles w'th the secretary of He was rushed to the Pacific Chris- change until well
after midnight
’’Wha, Happened to Jon.-s, ” I. the "» organizations Informing them of
Cards
furnished
the
diversion
nt
state.
1)an hospital, it was feared that the Tueaday night before coming to a
title of » play .0 he presented at th- 'h '
I’ «"* n"d a8," n<
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___________ __ be _r
r _____ __ by each
___ , a meeting of the Kill Kare dub held, The method which Is nftw used ••» ihuJJ had bppn featu red , but later final decision. The action, It was said,
representatives
appo'nted
Bell theatre aa a W. C. T. If. [,’.
farm
rm ,0 consider further arrangements for
'be home o i Mrs M M Peer) a te'.’ tempts to equalize assesm ecta by r(>port8 ln(jiCated that 1, had n o t
¡ “was done in the interests of econ-
home benefit, according to a dec islon
| , u.,„.|, P r - .e i: w-re Mrs (Tirk the so called ration system 13 l.-rx-
.
omy and better administration." The
* 11 ' 1 - w rt B,ro-
..
I
Accld dent Near Thurston.
of the farm home committee In meet l a <oration day ohservanc«-.
Another accident occurred Sunday former. It was said, is expected to
V -liaton . Mrs. W H Adrian, Mrs. bd unintelligible by the caaJIdate.
ing late la«t week. The play w ll be i
'
B -ti Vincent, Mr. Frank Poind-x- »nd he urge« its abol-shirer» a o d 1<>n thp highway near Thurston, re- be gained because principals of the
given April 22, and will hr under the MISSOURI MAN BUYS
t >r Mr». Fred Chess, Mrs. A J Per- ;bal the tax commission be given au- gu,ttnK jn the gt.rioU3 injury of Mrs. various schools will also handle teach-
direction of Mrs Floyd Thompaoii
PLOT NEAR GARDENS •.int Mrs W ilf - I Beck, anil the f-d- ’’’ority to supervise assessm ents and Ear( Kelly of s pringfield. Route No. ing thus making it unnecessary to em-
Th«i cast ol characters la ,0 be ]
— —
low ng guests: Mr«. Walter Car-oil. t0 harmonize assaessmeutp through p Bad body brulgeg and a cut extend- ^ oy more teachers. Administration,
ch"-«eB from among local peopl
cop... j. Ira Cline, recent arrival In Rprlng-1
, <A Mrg J lg j 9rnvpy c„, the state This, he savs. would
her rlghi ear to the eye. &
members «aid. wod d he Im-
Prnr‘*ce
presentation
to the
•!' 1<I two-ncre
from Mi»»ouri,
h»» Chase
purchiiscd
rodiic»* and tho furnish
tax inillairo
one funds
half tor
a Wei* SU8talned by
i pro . , y pu t . ng , e en .. re ays
start
soon for The the financial
returns 1» will
tract near
Oar-j
Pineneedle M eeting.
j cent,
necessary
•
The ax-cident resulted when the under one head instead of dividing it
The Pineneedle club of Circle num- the state Institutions.
car which Mrs. Kelly was driving among three.
bcr 45 Neighbors of Woodcraft were) Mr. Upton Is against fed« ral game
skidded in the grave', and. uncontrol-
A newspaper reporter present at
intertalned Wednesday. March 17. at control, und says that he wll exert
led, crashed into telephone pole.
the meeting when It was opened wa*
the home of Mrs M B. Hunt.y, with ¡every Influence he has if elected to i
asked to retire t>nd the beard consid
Mrs. Huntly and Mrs. H. W. Hanson prevent the federal government from
« ti trtrillng the "Oregon birthright " ’ HEALTH WORK PLANNED
ered the entire proposition i | closed
as Joint hostesses.
U p also suggests that w w e n should
AT
MONDAY
MEETING
session.
Those
enjoying
the
affair
were
BY MAN FROM ELKTON ,b''
p,r,y’ wb,ch *" ,n ,hP centpr of
considerable development. Five n-'w Mrs. Elma Halsey, Mrs. Sadie Nel- be glv f fishing and hunting licenses
' “
Election of teachers for the schools
' A pre-school clinic to be held on
expected to (ake plac<J
Sale of the Jasper general m er houses have been built In that dis tton, Mrs. O. F. Kizer, Mrs. Alice without charge.
chandise store lo C. It Franklin was trict recently.
Abolishment
of
the
parole
board
Is
May
1.
at
the
Cham
r
o
ome
c
.
&
ext
reguIar
m eeting of tha
Doane, Mrs. Rosie Lloyd. Mrs. Myr
announced yesterday by F. 8. Jack-
tle Egglmann, Mrs. Lilly Liplo, Mrs. advocated by Mr. Upton, who alleges . was definitely planned at a meeting
tb<> local unit of the Lane County
son, who has operuted the store for
Nellie Hlltlbrand, Mrs. Lily 9tearm- that the state prison has been a fail-
P.-T. A. PROGRAM IS
several years. The deal was closed
ure. He -says the management of pris Health association held Monday. Miss STATE PRESIDENT WILL
SUCCESS AS BENEFIT er> Mrs aklnn,>r- Mrs Mab*'1 M”rten
Beth Konkek, secretary of the county
this week, and the Elkton man Is
I sen. Mrs. Ivan Peddlrord, Mrs. Wll- oners should be put entl*«ly up to
organization, was present, and out
VISIT CIVIC CLUB SOON
now taking over tho huslnes«, I, was
The Parent-Teachers association en H abib , Mrs. Idn Adams, Mrs. Minnie the warden, and that there <hou d bo
lined the clinic plans* Parents of
sluted.
no division of control.
Girard,
Mrs
May
Magill,
Mrs.
F/sle
tertalnm m t given at the high school
Unanimous decision to remain In
(children of pre-school ag» are to be
Favors M ark e t Agent.
auditorium last Friday evening prov I-ambert, Mrs. Marie Richmond, Mrs.
the Oregon Federation of Women's
The
establishment
of
the
o
fil'e
of
asked
to
bring
their
children
to
the
CHARLES WOOLLEN BUYS
ed a success not only as a well pre Louise Trotter, Mrs. Nina M«-Pher- state market agent, who would d e-1 clinic for medical examination.
clubs was voted at a meeting of tho
TRACT FROM THOMPSON sented program hut as a good finan son. Special guests w(*re Mrs. J. W.
Springfield Civic club held on Tues
A
blue-ribbon
club
among
the
chil
Construction of a houae and other cial benefit to the association’s work Kester of I-os Angeles and Mrs. W. vote the power of his office to the I dren Is to be organized tor the pur day night. Fourteen members were
Improvements are planned by Charles among school children. Forty-four G. White of Eugene.
operative marketing agencies, In each pose of encouraging better health present.
Woollen, recently arrived here from dollars were cleared as a result of
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
particular line of agriculture. Is favor habits. Also, It Is planned to estab
NEET NAMED ON LEGION
Cnllfrnnia, who late last week pur tho entertainment.
ed by Mr. Upton. Production, trans- lish a loan chest, from which money of the state federation. Is to be a
chased the 3-acre tract on the Pacific
POST EXECUTIVE BODY pertatlon. orderly marketing, stand will be -'ent to needy persons. The guest of the club either March 29 or
A comedy, "Thp Laughing Cure,”
highway near the Hensen cainp directed hy Mrs. O. R. Hemenway
next meeting will be held on May 29, 30, and plans for meeting with her
Levi Neet wns named a member 01 ardizing and grndlng of farm products at which Mrs. Sadie Dunbar, presi
ground, Woollen houglil the place and played hy a group of public
are being made by the women's club.
could
be
Intelligently
controlled
hy
from L. E. Thompson, loca- black s«-hool teachers, proved a great suc the executive committee of the Amerl
dent of the Women's Club federation,
the
adoption
of
this
plan,
he
declares.
smith. The deal was handled by a cess. A farce, "My Aunt from Cali can I-egion at a m eeting of the post
LANE COUNTY BREEDERS
With regard to reclamation prob will be guest.
last Thursday night. He takes the po
local realty man.
fornia," wns equally we 1 received, ns
lems, Mr. Upton decfares that he has
WILL MEET ON SATURDAY
Games Are Scheduled.
were other features of the program. sltlon formerly filled by Walter J. been actively associated tor years
Scott, who recently left the city.
Q. A. R. Ladles In Meeting.
First games of the high schools
with an effort to reclaim groat areas
A meeting of the Lane county
The patriotic day program comml'-
Three applications for membership
Lions In M eeting.
of potential farm'ng lanu in Oregon, baebalsl season have been scheduled breeders of pure-bred Holsteln-Frm-
t-ee reported to the members that a
were approved at Egglmnnn’s hnll
with Mohawk Union . high school,
A committee composed of W F. tentative schedule of events for the first by inducing the federal govern Coach V. D. Bain anounced today. slan cattle will he held at th t ham-
Inst Friday afternoon. The new mem
ment
to
return
to
this
state
the
mil
The games will be played on April; ’«>r of Commerce at Eugene at 2
bers nro Mrs. Ixittle Fl«her, Mrs. Wnlker, John Ket-els and R H. Par- year has been drawn up. with plans
lions of dollars paid the reclamation
. .
1 '.'„l/w.l» Qatiiriliiv afternoon. R. E.
'sons
wns
appointed
by
President
11
for
observance
of
various
patriotic
Mnry lla tt, and Mrs. Phllura Mlllt»
. ! 2 at Springfield and on April 12 at I o'clock Saturday
fund
front
Oregon,
and
second
to
as
Everly, newly appointed northwest
Mrs. Carrie Humphrey was promot E Maxey of. the I,Ions club nt Fri dnys during the period.
sist the farmers In development by Mohawk. Twe ve games are to be representative of the national associ
day's
meeting
lo
eonslder
a
local
March
30
and
31
have
been
desig
ed to the senior vIce-preHldency of
t
1 fforts w'thln the state. He fnvors scheduled for the season.
ation. will be present and w ll dis
tho circle, and Mrs. Jennie Rathbun, campaign for funds for the establish nated as Legion night nt the Bell
the
state's
aiding
projects
that
were
cuss matters of Importance to breed
ment
of
n
Juvenile
hospital
In
Port
theatre.
was elected to the Junior vice-presi
Scouts Have Meeting.
developed
under
war conditions
ers. Reorganization of the Lane
dency, Mrs. Ora Hartley wns appoint land by (he Paclflo Protective so
Springfield Lions Club Scouts held
where the land cannot carry the load.
County Holsteln-Frieslan association,
ciety were pr- sent nt the meeting and
Cara Shipped.
ed secretary.
a meet'ng Monday evening, practic
These and other points ln the plat
Two cars of Noxnll feed were ship
A committee, beaded by M tr . C. F. told of the plans for the hospital.
ing signalling work under direction Is planned.
form of the candidate w ll be dis-
A good good attendance at the
Music for tho club m eetings, wns ped hy the Springfield Mill and Grain cussed
Egglmann, president, was named to
undoubtedly
at tomorrow of Scoutmaster \ \ . 1. Tyson and A.
meeting Is urged by Ralph Benter,
consider decoration day plans with furnished by Miss Fry Spaulding and ' company to Coquille Snturday. A rlm-
! slstadt Scoutmaster Ctayton Barber.
who announced the plans today.
tho American Legion patriotic day M'ss Francis Hodge, who gave voca (liar earload was shipped to S w iss' n'Rt” 8 m ee,!ng to which the public 1
meetinE wa8 Well attended,
committee.
.selections.
•
¡Home.
I has been Invited by those In charge. |
8
I
b- given as Springfield's share of the ¡d ms from Ira Collier, It was an-
fund to be raised for putting up a r o u n c e d this week Mr. Cline, who Is
Lane county building ut the Corvallis an uncle of Fred (lin e , local business
W C. T. U. home.
mun. plans lo make Springfield his
permanent home.
JASPER STORE BOUGHT
A ! h w bungalow has been built on