PAGiC THREW
Platt la Vielt©«-—Georg»- Piali af
Move to Seventh— Mr. and Mr*.
Julin Muuwitrrlnit liru nuiviini Iron» Tbliraton wa« her» Mon-lay
<1 .iruul to Ri-vrnth' n- ur K Iruul
Hare from Band Sunday I-' ll Ur
Vlalt In Portland— Mr and Mri ii .I nhii anil family were visitors hire
Frank DePu«- apeat iho Week uad viili from Henil Siuiduy.
lux In I *<>r (tn ml
Oo to Lebanon Mr. anil Mra. Paul
The ehleken dinner given by the
The Star car belonging to Gaea» Civic club ns a benefit for the piano
llerg of Springfield wan stolen at recently Inetall-d In the chamber of
the circus grrfund» In Eugene last | commerce, proved a distinct success.
Friday night, driven to the Coburg Thu many vlaltor» were entertained
blrdg". and abandoned after It had by mu»lcal number», including piano
b' .n trlpted of new tire» and other »»lection« by Mr». Herbert J. Cox. and
loose parts. Thu car wa» found by duets by Mra. W. C. Rebhan and Ml vs
sheriff’» officer» on Saturday morn Mary Ellxabeth Whitr.ey. accompanied
, by Mr«. Paul Basford.
ing and brought to Springfield.
Vlalt at Rf.we Home— Mr and Mrs.
John Lamb* rt) un i lamlly of Albany.'
nn l Frail I la m ’» rty and fa t Hy >f
I nrtland, v 11» «1 nt ll' bone- of Mr
and Mra N A It
ov< - Sunday. '
V is it at B »nd— D ro lh y DIM»», Ver-;
itta M irr » o and oily D-l»' 11 w -
Lebanon iinong Springfield vlel'or at B e d
ove rthe Week ,’till
iB B B R B R B nB B H M B R M B nM H
Qo Flehlng—-Juck lleii l'rnr anil M Si hh we w re visitor» at
M llunllv fluhtil mi the llluu river I laut Saturday
Fritta?.
At Fl»h Hatchery— Ml»a Paari Nel
Attend Eugene Me-t nfj — Agent '
Mra. Harold eon. with relativo»« frinii nut -of-town, Carl Olson of the Sou'liern Pacific'»
Mr«. H a rtley He
Hartley of Waltarvtlle wa« a Spring- vlalteil at the fleh butchery Sunday. liM-al offli la - ' Friday “night att'ndcd
a in» »ting of ug ill» a n . ticket
ft«' I visitor Friday.
Drive to Bend— Mr unit Mra. N
lore i f the company, b»ld at tin Eu
Here from Waltervllle— Mr» Fred L. Pollard drove to Hind Saturday
gene Chamber of Commerce Discus-
Baeton of Waltervllle waa In town for evening. returning Sunday.
»loti of thn new lourl«H rate» wa,
a »hurt time Friday
Rauch Hero on Buelneee— W alter the principal feature of the muttlng.
Vida Man la V is ito r— Lewi» Joseph- Rauch of W altervllle wa» In town on
Mr». Barber at Bend— Mr». Clayton
non of Vida wa« In town earing for ■ nualnoae Monday.
F Barber 1» remaining for a month
bilelnuae m a tu re Saturday.
M r,
|n Town_ Mr, W aller at lleiid, where »he la vlaltlng with
Here from Portland—J II Male ot
(lf -phur»lon waa a local visitor Mr Barber's Parent». Mr. and Mra.
If. I, Hurber Mr Burlier and hla
Porllnnd win In town vlaltlng friend» Monday.
over the la .l week end
, rom F#(| C r o h -A lffM , C, , . father In law Burt MeCurray. return
ed from Huti't Sunday, and Mr Bar-
Little oirl III—The little daughter
waa a vlaltor hero from Fall
■bur resumed work at the IPoth Kelly
o f Mr and Mr». Fore»t Frltta 1» »ur ('rn,-k Monday,
office here.
lonely 111 thio week. with pneumonia
In from Camp Creek—Je«» Oat. ,
Vlalt Anderson and Wing— A group
Pleaaant Hill M»n Here <' F Jor ()f ( ainp C re ek wa» In town trgn»act-
of nnvployea of the fa n n er Mt,tor
dnn of Pleaaant Hill wa» In town for ln< tlUII| n,.»» Monday morning
company's garage here .pent the
»hört ttmr Tuesday.
Here from Brldpe Sanfonl bench week end at Bend. where they visit-
Giving Him a Lesson in
Albertina Vitale poses in this
smart practical ensemble, which
still holds popular favor. The c-.ct
of Iiengaline is cut in a new shape
to show a brightly embroidered
silk blouaa.
Laird I" Town— P N I-alrd of nf McKen*lu bridge waa In town on (<t j o|,n Andeiwor and Oeno Wing.
; former operutora of the local garag»-,
Cre»we|| wm transacting bu«ln»«» ,n b u s lt o * Tuesday.
I u , .m l "»d now proprhtnra of the Ford gar
Springfield Tuesday
Magill» Here from
Hge nt Bend Those »ho made the trip
Hers from Blue River— ft It Scott Mrs Lloyd Magill and family were were Mr and Mrs. Dean Woolsey.
Magill'» Mr and Mrs Harold Williams. Eu SPR IN G FIELD STU D EN TS TO
of Blue rlyer waa a visitor In Spt Ing here Sunday vlaltlng Mr
stater, Mrs Sam Hlclwnond ami fam gen» Walker and Miss Mildred Jacob
, field on Tuesday
GRADUATE AT U N IVER SITY
ily. Thu Magills are from Bund
son.
Camp Creek Man Here Bob Kiev
Flanery» at Portland-M r
and
an» of Camp creek was In town on
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore..
Company C Visit».
Mrs F. H Flanery were visitors In
May 2 0 —(Special.)—Three Spring-
business Tuesday.
-ek
During Mr
Company C. 162nd Infantry. Oregon
M Btu,|,.nta are on the tentative
Portland this
Underqoee
Operation — Jarebla
Flnnny'« absent* from the drug National Guard, of Eugene, paid thej tint of those to be graduated this
Ward underwent un operation »1 the
headquarters company p. visit Inst I June, providing they complete work
Store, Mark I’uury bad charge
Pacific Christian hospital Monday
Thursday night The two companlee| I »luring the spring term.
Wlnberry Msn Here— W II
have asked to be allowed to mess to.
A total of approximately (75 prob-
Vielt»
Wlnxenrled
Hom -Mrs
spent
a
part
resident of Wlnlirrry.
pother In camp at Camp Juck«on this 1 ably will be graduated, it was an-
Ph.ba Fugate of Portland wa» a
of Monday transacting busines» '» sumnier They Jolnwl In drilling on t n„uncMi t this numb»* including medi-
boose guest at the Win»» -nrled home
Springfield.
the street Thur.'luy night and plan , ra) degrees. So far this year 110 de-
Ka’iirday.
Major Whit«» green have been granted,
Visit» In Portland—Ralph Cnurson other Joint meeting*
Undergo»» Operation—Sam
Rich- linotype operator In the News shop Captain Jansen, and
Lieutenant»
The Springfield seniors eligible for
«wmd underwent an operation at th» »punt the w«-ek ,-nd visiting his par- Wood and Newman were here with graduation are: Alden W. Klotx, bach
Parirte Christian hospital Monday
the company.
elor of arts, chemistry; David Lester
•Dta In Portland.
Leave for Washington— Or. and
Bid well, psychology; Roscoe Theo
Returns from Auto Trip— Mr and
Mrs Ibivld Morgan have left for Po
dore Perkin», bachelor of science,
Thurston Tas Hickory Trees.
Kill. Washington where Mr. Morgan ^,ra George Tumor are hack from a
There are two hickory tree» on the physios.
i week’s camping trip. Th y trav.led
has work.
The school of business administra
John Dlsher place renr Thur»ton, ac
I Into the Reedsport district and re-
cording to J T
Donaldson, who tion lead« the list with 40 candidate»
Here from Cemp Creek—Charles , urn„<j.
noticed a newspaper story recentlv medicine is second with a toltal o»
H a,den and Jess Gal»-», Camp Creek
35. English 1» third1 with 2. Philoso
Drive to Creswell—Mr »nd Mrs which stated that there are only »lx
resident, were among business Stal
John Wlnxenrled drove to Creswell ¡ such In the state, the writer apparent phy and German are at the bottom,
in Springfield on last Saturday.
Tuesday afternoon to visit Mr Win ly not knowing of the ThurMon trees, each graduating one »tudent.
Commencement will be held June
¡The story wa» written following the
Visitors from W altervllle— Amonk genrlnd's sister, Mr» W R OHfrV
I blowing down of a hickory at Salem 11-14. Dr. J. Duncan Spaeth, noted
W altervllle residents who were here
Ha» Operation— Mrs Jack William-» the other day Mr. Donald-on said th a- educator and member of the Prince
transacting business Saturday were
ton university faculty, will deliver the
Frank Emmerick. Mrs W C Thlenls. of Cohurg underwent an operation there Is also a sassafras tree on the
address.
l’nclflc
Christian
hospital
Thurston
place.
at the
and T W Carney and wife.
Monday
Goes to California—Mrs Georg»
Tonsils Are Removed -
Wright, who has been vlaltlng with
Mr and Mrs. Charles Klnr-»wi II ct < year-old son of Oscar
W- «t Springfield, has gone to her hl» RflcnoMu and tonniin
n local phyfh’lnn’a office
lueue nt Oakland. California
At Ke»ter Home— Mr» H F Zelv
ler Js visiting ut the hum» of Dr nnd
Mr», Eugene K’ sler Mr» Zi-Irl-r I»
from Snn Francisco, and will vl«|t nf
the Kester home for nhout a month
nnd
L e e bu rg
People
H ere Mr
Mr-». A l M o n tg o m e ry o f J.eahurg w ere
John.
the
Riggs had
roinov«-<1 at
Tuesday.
D rove to Portland— Mr and M'« :
J Win»» tirled drove to Portland for
the week end to visit their daughter
¡md husband, Mr nnd Mrs. J Lem
¡on«
Move to Portland—Mr. nnd Mr» J
L, u v m
of
M a rs h fie ld
have I n t r ly
visitors In Springfield Friday Thev n.oved to Portland where they have
hnd lunch with Mr. nnd Mrs. C F Irki-n apnr’n en ts on Glidstone ave
Egglmnnn
Former Editor Here—I, M Bi eh»-,
formerly nn »illtor of Th»- Springfield
News, and now located at Fairfield.
California was n visitor In Springfield
Inst Saturday. He wns accompanied
by Mrs. Beebe. They have been to
tors In Springfield on ln-1 Saturday
Chicken Dinner Success.
Car It Stolen.
Have
Baby Son— Mr. and Mre.
Lloyd Duly are tin» happy parent» of
a baby »on. horn May It The little
fellow weighs eight poUtda
SUMMER SCHOOL
SPECIAL RATES
Benjam in F ra n klin , a wise man born o f th r ifty people,
said: “ If you w ould know the value o f a do lla r— tr y to
borrow one.”
H ow true.
Teach yo u r son o r yo u r daughter th a t F ra n klin tru th
and n u rtu re in th e ir m inds the appreciation o f the value
o f the d o lla r w hile they are in the penny age. I t takes a
stronger hold and becomes so deep rooted th a t all later
influences tow ard reckless spending and careless handling
o f money cannot destroy the habit o f t h r if t — the solid rock
upon w hich a ll success is b u ilt.
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Every child should have a bank account! Show them
how to save.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C hecking Accounts
Safe Deposit Boxes
A GOOD B A N K IN A GOOD C O U N TR Y
Commercial State Bank
Springfield, Oregon
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A Dozen Reasons For Re-Electing
U. S. Senator Stanfield
Oregon is in great need of
1 rapid
development and must
»eek fi-deral aid, which the state
cab obtain only through such
men in Congress as Senator
Stanfield, with his commanding
position In the Senate as Chair-
of the Public Lands Committee
and high rank on the powerful
Finance Committee.
By reason of hia Important
S» nate Commltte»- positions
which a new man could not ob
tain In 10 or 12 years. Senator
Stanfield has been an outstand
ing factor in obtaining Govern
ment appropriations for Oregon
during the pasts five years
amounting to i32.fi95.978.
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Secretarial, Stenographic or Book
keeping Course
A s k fo r In fo r m a tio n
Eugene Business College
Eugene, Oregon
992 W illamette St.
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Here from Roeeburg— Mr. and Mrs
James O. Newland- of Roseburg v isit
ed for a time her«- Sundny with Mrs
Newland’s sleter, Mrs. F. B Hamlin
Later the Newlands. with ihelr eon.
an O. A. C student, made a trip up
the McKentle river.
Senator Stanfield Is leading
** the fight In the Senate to
estatbllsh Oregon's right to use
the revenues from her natural
resources to develop the State
and thereby reduce materially
the taxes now burdening our people. His Grazing Bill, now before
the Senate for passage, is the entering wedge to restore this righ t
For the farmer Senator Stanfield was successful in urging the
enactment of the Emergency Tariff law of May 27, 1921. Through
the Norris Bill he obtained $6.696.000 for Oregon from the War
Finance Cororatlon for the relief of agricultural banks and person
ally supervised this aid for the Treasury Department.
C During the past five years Senator Stanfield has aid-d Senator
McNary in obtaining $9.631.000 for Oregon reclamation projsets.
“In the hearing on the attennted sale of the Oriental Line to the
Dollar Interests, Senator Stanfield Is assisting me in every way he
can," wired Senator McNary on May 4.
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Z5 Senator Stanfield, as member of the Senate Finance Committee,
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was largely inatrumental in procuring $7,386.000 for the im
provement of rivers and harbors in Oregon, nnd Is in position to as
sist materially In securing a 35 ft. channel from Portland to the sea.
The lumtier business, Oregon's chief Industry, has been relieved
• of an annoying handicap through the repeal of the C-npi'al Stock
Tax. the main credit for whose repeal ie given by the National
Lumber Manufacturers' Association to Senator Stanfield.
One of Senator Stanfield's leading achievem ents Is his success
in obtaining, and laying before the Senate, a favorable report
from his committee on Public Lands on his $5000.000 O. A C. Tax
Refund Bill, restoring the taxe>s lost to 18 Oregon counties and low»,
erlng thereby the taxes of every taxpayer in Oregon.
The Stanfield Home Loan Bill will benefit thousands of city
dwellers desirous of building and owning a home. It provides
for government-supervised loans on residence property In amounts
of $500 to $10,000 at a rate of interest esDmnted not to exceed 6 per
cent and payable in monthly installm ents over 5 to 15 years.
Senator Stanfield is a consistent supporter of the Coolidge ad
ministration and 1« standing with the president in the latter's
enforcement of the prohibition law and redaction of federal taxes..
As a staunch friend of the Direct Primary Law, Senator Stan
field has publicly stated his attitude In unmistakable language.
He says: “Conventions called without authority of law will be open
to the saime objections as the old convention system.”
1 n Because ho has proved1 him self during his entire term In the
I Z Senate to he a friend of labor, Senator Stanfield has been
officially endorsed by representative labor organizations. Including
the Central Labor Council of Portland on May 10 and Sunset Lodge
No. 130 ot the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on May 14. Also
by the Bayonet Club, the political organization of the Disabled
Americans Veteran» of the World War, for h is steadfast support of
legislation for veterans ot all wars.
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Keep Oregon to the Front in the Senate by Re-Electing Stanfield.
It Would Take a New Man 10 or 12 Years to Match His Committee«.
(Stanfleld-for-Senator Campaign. E. D. Cusick, Mgr.)