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Tm People« NOW IS TH E TIM E TO D O Y O U R SHOPPINGEARLY T W K N T Y - T 1 I II U ) Y E A R DEFINITE PROGRESS MADE ONSPM PUN A D IN N E R GROVE W IL L G IV E Best Farm W orker** T O G R ID T E A M A T EN D OF GOOD SEASON Captain John J. M<Bw«n. football coach of the University o t Oregon, H IC H S C H O O L P L A Y T O haa been Invited to apeak at a dlnn-r BE P R E S E N T E D F R ID A Y Thrss Set« of Tentative Plans to be given In the honor of the earn Already Drawn Up by Com Ticket **!••» Indicate a good at- ceaeful Hprlngfleld High Hchool foot mission; Barnard Says Ssc- leúdem e at Ibe Hprlngfleld High bg|j ((,anj on evening of Decenar ond Street Closing Would g(.hlM,, P|ay, -Eliza com*« io Buy. ber 10 Benefit Project. to Io h be e ureaented presented by the Dramatic The Hprlngfleld Elon« club la apon- Club tomorrow nlBht The perform t'loalng of Second «Ireel lo elim i aiin- will atari at H o'clock In the ' »«ring the dinner, which will be held • at the Woodmen of the World hall nale the (Ungermi« rail and etre-t achool auditorium. Coach Walter Fenwick, who haa 1*terseci Ion would aaaure the co- Mlaa Hilda Ditto and Eaitoy Nice guided the football destinies of the operation of the Houlhern Partii«' ...........Hprlngfleld T ; ; ' 7 rX and; X ? \ ? . I U e c l « t byn,M ^ í , 'M* 1 ^ , ' 7 “ ”7 T Í ' The preaentat Ion aucceaaful aaaaon. will be a guest of Highway bridge building protect now Franrla Hodge, honor, aa will be V. D. Bain, auperln- j bring definitely planned by the Hlat«- The (Jlrla lx-ague will conduct a tendent of the city schools. Highway Com ml»» Ion candy aale al the play, the proceed*, Thia, together with definite aaaur- •to he uaed In purchasing new equip-j The Hprlngfleld team battered Its anc<- that the new apun will lie atari ment replacing Mint deatroyed In the way through six victories, while but one defeat was marked up against IL ed aa early In the spring aa poaalble recent gymnasium Are. Thia was at the hands of Eebunon. , and that no delay may he expected and Just revenge waa achieved by from forthcoming changes In the per Hprlngfleld when It whipped the ; sonnel of the commission. was L E G IO N T O E L E C T A T M E E T IN G F R ID A Y N IG H T » , ; * wb*’rry „ > * * * " «« ^ e .r brought hark by members of III« _____ field “ week after the heating given t county court and Al Perkins, of Hprlngfleld. from (hla week's aeaalon Election of officers will feature a Hprlngfleld L IV E NEW SPAPER A L IV E T O W N • N U M B E R 47 APRINGPUDLD, LANE COUNTY. OREGON. TH U R SD A Y DECEM BER 2, 1926 L IO N S C L U B Poo»’’ G R ID BEATEN GAME IN L A S T OF SEASON FACTBflï HEADS ARE INTERESTED IN SHE 8prlngfleld High school, for several years the underdog at the close of football games with Cottage Grove, came on top In the first half of the ■ Thanksgiving day game and stayed Prospects Bright for Two Large there through the rest of the UIL Enterprise* Locating Here; ending with a score of 7-6. Will Inspect Tract in Janu The single point waa marked up ary; L a rg e Investment* when Cowart, after fumbling before Loom. an attempted place-kick, picked up the ball and raoed under the goal Thia play followed a beautiful AS ! Prospects of locating som e large yard run from kickoff by Bates, who Industrial enterprises on the 2M scored a touchdown In the last few acres of free factory sites east of minutes of the first half. Hprlngfleld have brightened consider- Cottage Orove scored late In t h e 1 ab,p durlng th<, laAt few weeks, la- second quarter when Hprlngfleld a t-; . . „ . _ ,. .. . - . . . . . . I spection of the Hprlngfleld site by ot- tempted to punt from behind Its owa line but the ball went out of bound* ! ° f two lar«e coterprlses to on the 16 yard line. Bcheuffle c f presenting eastern capital has beea After • national contest, Homer . Cottage Orove bucked the ball across promised next month wnen they will Sheffield, age 16, of Crosby Texas, in four downs Cottage Grove failed TDake WWitPrn trlpe looking to r T o S - has been declared the outstanding to convert. 4 TJ boy’s agricultural worker of the b. tiens. The second half was leas Interest 8. One enterprise utilising livestock He has won every possible honor ing! the hall being In the center of and scholarship in his state. Re the field throughout most of both products Is to be capitalized for cently when cotton was »50 per quarters. »750.060 and another representing bale— he had his made into mat- The game- ended the local grid "*>*« than 8 t” 11»0“ dollar investm eat resses, selling them at »26 e a c h - schedule. Coach Fenwick's team "»*"« w,,od may locate nere lf coadb realizing »100 prefit per bale. of ibe highway commission in l ’o r i meeting of the American Ixtglon post tions are found to be right. Tb# won six of Its games and lost one. land. to be conduct«! at the Woodmen of G L E E M E N 'S C L U B W IL L former is a new enterprise and it •'The Houlhern Paclflc considers a " " W .,M hall wanorrow . . . . . . . A P P E A B ,N C IT Y s o o n C O N V IC T E D O F C H A N G IN G rePuted w111 bP the larff’‘8t of ,ta kmd crossing Just as dangerous where a ¡7 30 o'clock. S C O U T S H A V E J O IN T ln the United States. The latter Is few cars cross It each day ss one | John Will is In lliw for selection L IC E N S E , M A N P A Y S F IN E a plant now operating near the Hprlngfleld residents will be given M E E T ; C O U R T D EC 7 over which the tratfli Is heavy.” said „„ vommander. succeeding W P Ty- an opportunity to hear a local concert I Great Iaikes and desires to move fh>unty Judge C. P. Barnard “ I f son. Will la the only candidate noml- Convicted In Justice R. W Smith’s Joint meeting of the two Spring of rhe Eugene Gleemen's club, an .« west wtiere there is sufficient wood Hecond street could he definitely natral Nomlaatloons will be con organisation of male singers, accord field Boy Scout troops was conducted court of bringing an automobile lic- clo-o-d. I he railroad company uii - 1 ducted for adjutant tomorrow night. 1 ense plate down to date. Norman to continue in operation. Ing to plans being perfected by a at the Chamber of Commerce Mon- Both enterprises have requested di uhteitly would be willing to contri It Is understood, as Charles Scott, day night under the direction of Hemmftt was fined »30 here late last that they oe given no publicity be bute much Io the bridge building pro previously named, will be unable to Eton« Club committee. week. The program, to be presented some Scoutmasters and their assistants, cause of present business connection* gram. Thia la of slgnlflcent Im port serve. Odd appearance of the altered plate time during November will be a bene- The program was planned by patrol which might be dlstrubed. ance and should be considered a s , Installation of the newly named of attracted Police Chief Smftson’s at- fit for Elon Club finances. The Glee leaders of the two units. . . . If either of these enterprises should goon as possible." ficer* will follow at the next meeting men have attained much popularity The Instruction period was d ivid ed ' ,en “ on. and * • had ‘h- <ar brou*ht locate fiere it would mean that the Tbrss Plans Ready Into a local garage when he found it present mill race would have to be n ilN r ,n U’,a "w‘t,on- and "«'"’hers of the Into three parts—signaling, first aid Already the Highway commission K L A M A T H F A L L S Y v O UNG comm ittee promise a tasteful and en and advanced knot tying. Instruction parked on a street. enlarged or a new raceway from tae bus tentative plans for three types According to the chief, the plate P E O P L E V IS IT O R S H E R E Joyahle entertainment. also was given to those desiring to Willamette river built as both need of bridges suitable of erection here had been repainted to conform with It Is probable that the concert will qualify for merit badge« in the court considerable fresh water. The abund Definite selection of a location Is nee ! 1926 plates, and the five in the year The residence of Mr and Mrs. E. bf> b,,|d Methoodist church, of honor to be conducted December 7. ance of water in the Willamette river, cssary before one of these models Scout master Tyson of Troop 1 said num<“r8la Pun<h“d "P «° resemble a the location of the »pringfleld site It Danner was the scene of a happy Members of the Elons club committee pray ho derided upon. the lame six. visit of present and former Klamath making (he arrangements are Harrv yesterday that the time and place along the Southern Paclfie tracks, the cw n ty representatives were assured Falls young people, during the Stewart, 8 R Dlppel and Dallas Mur- ot the court will be announced soon, j strategic location of Springfield M no time s ill be lost In arranging do- Man Painta A fte r Drunk Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Audrey j^y, a shipping and receiving point, plenty tails of the span bulb,Ing program. Unable to pay is »10 sentence Im Danner entertained the young people,I of electrical power and the availabil A question arose In the commission posed for being Intoxicated. R. O, T W O P L E A D G U IL T Y T O with whom she became acquainted ity of the raw products are the fea Concerning the Installation of another Breeden is working his time out at C O X O P E N S O F F IC E S when Hi* Dnnners were living In F IG H T IN R E S T A U R A N T tures that seem to impress officer» of pier on the Hprlngfleld side. In line the City hall. Under the direction Klamath Falls. IN C H A M B E R R O O M S these large enterprises. with the old street rar piers which — -..... Accused of fighting in a local res- of Police Chief Smitson. Breeden Is Those from Klamath 1*811« directly It is likely both of these enterprise« Anay be ilsud to support, the new Offices of the Ixvrane Milling and (aurant. Orval Fandrum. 20. of r''tou‘ f’ing the interior of the munlcl- wif-e lien llolltsler. and Joy and will be located somewhere in Oregon bridge. Engineers will be here with Fra Miller Miss Edna Dunhar. now Eumber Company are being opened Hprlngfleld, and John Francis, 26, of pal offlce®- much to the improvement or northern California. SpringfteW in a few days Io give the situation attending the University of Oregon, today In the Chamber of Commerce Donna, pleaded guilty before Recorder ( ° f tbe,r appearance, would indeed be lucky to land either a thorough Investigation, and will and Ervtn Keller. John and" Delia r- ms. Commercial Stale Bank bull!- Reuben W. Smith Monday and were' of them. consider the possibility of erecting Hawkins and ('hales Muck were log with President Herbert J Cox in fined. Vacancy in Guard Hundreds of letters have been all new piers. A vacancy in the local company of charge. Regular office hours will be Fandrum paid »5 and Francis was others entertained. written and much printed literature Securing a right-of-way will lie an assessed »10 by the Recorder. " '7 “ »uaru was an- sent out on the Springfield free in The young people also weep enter established by Mr. Cox. Important step In the progrum as "*lie location of the offices of the The pair was arrested by Police " " " " i ' ™ la> by W alter Gossler, re- talned at the home of John Robert dustrial site by the chairman of the soon as the bridge location la oe- new-lv organized lumber company in Chief Smltson Saturday night when * 8 te r - ne two oth'r committee. son In Eugene. Replies have been re ntiled E. E. Morrison, chairman of the Chamber will provide regular a struggle developed in a booth of j ‘ ,lr* ’ ‘ '' '>r"l> 1 n°®e ceived from many parts of the the bridge committee here, said yea- service of the Chamber to visitors, the restaurant. Sniitson happened to ix 1 » u * ,-•0 1 6 com^>an^ 1 country. lerilay that on the cost of this right Mrs. Ditto Honorsd As Mr. Cox Is president of the Chant- be In the place at the time and took ’ ou n <A " * r or A- 1 ed wav depends ,0 a large extent the Honoring Mrs. George Ditto wh” her of Commerce, he has offered »0 the opponents Into custody C O A S T S E C T IO N S O IL type of (lie new bridge. The more will move to Portland next week, receive visitors to the Chamber dur- furnished »10 ball. money that can be put Into the member« of the Royal Neighbors |n({ W IL L BE IM P R O V E D Mrs, Davis III— Mrs. J. A. Davis, 1 bridge Itself, the better, said Mr. made a surprise call al the Ditto wo has been staying at the residence Have Baby Girl The Chamber rooms are being ren- Soil fertilization and forage crop« Morrison 4 residence Monday night. Ten mem- A baby -------------- daughter was born to Mr. h‘*r ««" here, was removed to the this week with pleasing re- ---------- in the coast section of Dane county Although political developments |M,ra o f (he organization called at novuted suits. Paintings of the McKenzie and Mrs. Delbert Pterson of Mabie P»c ,«e (’hr'stlan hospital this morn will be one of the major projects of will bring n new commission Into of- 7;M o'clock, remaining until 10:30 ing. gravely ill. river country, taken from the Me- at the Springfield residence of Mrs. flee shortly Hprlngfleld Imerests need farm work done by his office, next Eight refreshments were served Kenxie Gateway float i" the Trail to Pierson's sister. Mrs. W. J. Darling, ha»c no fear of delay In the bridge late In the evening year says O. C. Fletcher, county Ed Perkins Here— Bd Perkins was Rail celebration, arò being hung on November 24 The newcomer weighed agent. He will work in conjunction plans. Il was stated The proposal Mr. and Mrs. Ditto have been rest* was here from Roseburg to visit over the has reached such an advanced stage dents of Hprlngfleld for twelve yean . the walls and other Im provements, ten and a half pounds. She with the state agricultural college week-end. i made. named Zetta Noreen which JwiU carry on extension dem the Eanp representatives were told, that no Interference may he expect onstrations in all the coast counties • Cantata Scheduled of Western Oregon. ed. D Practice Is well advanced for the i S- A. E. » A P IN READY TO CARVE THE PUDDING Due to the heavy rain fall in the Al I’erklns represented the Hprlng- coast sections the soil Is heavy with fleld bridge committee, which was cantata. “Mound Builders," to be asked to continue to cooperate with given on December 17 by the B o y s1 acid. Eime and manure fertilizer 1« and Girls Glee Clubs of the Spring-! neceesary to fertilize the soil for leg! th< commission In planning,Hie new Held High School. Miss Fay Spauld-j lime crops. The conservation of man program. Ing Is In charge of the production. | W e n , PotK« ure in covered pits will be part of the W FEAST , demonstrations. It is expected that R IV E R R IS E S AS R A IN iS READY — ' Class Entertained pits will be built in all communitlee. A T T A IN S H IG H R E C O R D Manure loses its value as fertilizer if _____ 1 Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway enter-j it lays in the rain or is put on land A brisk wind continued Io drive a ¡talned her Christian' Sunday School i during the rainy period. Experiment cold rain across fhe Hprlngfleld dis- j class, "The Friends," a( her residence al work carried on at Astoria show trlrt yesterday, all hough a subsiding Friday evening. Numerlous clover the value of th-e use of the pit*. In the storm on Tuesday resulted :n methods of entertainment were em lowering of water In the Willamette ployed In providing an enjoyable river. Thy heavy rains of late Nov evening for the large number who TA XP A Y E R S APPROVE OF ember boosted the month’s rainfall were present. ANNUAL SCHOOL B U D G ET total to 10.76 Inches, a record of thirteen years, according to the Approval of the school budget call Open House at New Home weather observer at Eugene. ing for an expenditure ot »49.900 was Mrs. S. C. Wright will receive call Slight damage was done by the given by taxpayers of the Springfield Wind and rain In this district. Yester ers at her new home at Oth nnd F district at a meeting at the High streets next Tuesday from 3 until 5 day afternoon glass In the door and school last Friday night. The vot« o'clock. The new home h«H been re one of the windows of the John Will made legal an Increase of more than «hoc sfiop was broken when the door cently built nnd occupied by Mr. and 6 per cent over the budget total of Mrs. Wright. blew open In the brisk breeze, and las( year. elmllar nunll damage was done. Under the new financial schedule Woman Conduct Bazaar At Judkins Point, between here and the board will extensively endeavor Eugene, the river flooded the Pacific to decrease the warrant indebtednesa The Methodist Endles Aid conduct Highway Monday night, and a stage ed a 6 o ’clock dinner and bazaar at of the district. It was decided by nnd «everal cars were stranded be the church basement last night. A the budget committee to take up war fore the water subsided. rants before bonds, as a higher rate good patronage resulted In earnings of interest Is paid on the former. for the benefit work done by the Gym Classes 8 ta rt j church women'« organization. Gymnasium classes for Hprlngfleld Fire Threatens Garage women were started at the Christian Auxiliary To Meet Fire of mysterious origin threaten church gymnasium last night under ed the Jofin Tomseth garage on the Meeting of the Auxiliary of the the direction of Mrs. Ora Read liftm hill south of town early Sunday morn en way. A good attendance at tho American leg io n will be conducted ing at 4:30 o'clock. The blaze wa* at the Woodmen of the World hall first class Indicated success for the dlscoveted by Night Policeman Hin- project. tomorrow night at 7.30 o'clock. Elec son, who notified the fire department. All women of the city are Invited tion of officers will be the chief husl- The flames were extinguished with to participate In the classes held ne»s. Mr». M. B. Iluntly, head of the • chemicals hefore residents of the hill tach Wednesday night. Men hold a organisation, today urged What all were aware there hid been a Are. ©MA'?.« members be present. class on Monday evenings. 1 HPlSTMAS S A V IA S ÌT “ FUNDS I