THURSDAY JANUARY 27. 1927
T H S SPHtNUKIELD NEWS
PLAN KLAMATH FALLS
EXCURSION ON FEB. 22
In From Jsapsr— Mrs. Perry
lara of Jaapsr was hare Monday.
Wat
Hart Haro— Jos lla rt of Wtoltsrvllls
«an In town for a abort tints Monday
Move to Wangling— Mr and Mr«. V
M iinlurlT have moved to WnndllnR.
Creawell Man H a rt— K L. Ilollen of
t'reawoll waa a taltor In Ihla city Mon
day.
Hara From Marcola— Mra. Frank
Mason of Miircoln waa a Springfield
vlaltor Monday
Vlalta at Portland— Mlaa Dorothy
Abbott vlsltml with bar parent« at
t*oi tlan I over the week end.
Hprlngfleld residents will have an­
H«r« From Crook— b. H. Larimer, other opportunity to take the Klam ­
of Fall Creek, «pent a part of Tuee­ ath Falla trip at special rate over the
Southern Pacific on February 22. ac­
day In Springfield.
cording to Robert Holmes, represent
Brlakar In— llenry Bricker of Trent atlre of the railroad, who was a vlalt­
waa a vlaltor In Ihla city Tueaday.
or here yesterday. The «pedal ex­
cursion will carry passengers at re­
Hara From Mabie— Mra. Jim Wind­
duced' rates, and an opportunity will
ham of Windham vlalted In Spring-
be given for atop-overa at Chiloquin,
field on Tueaday.
where a skiing event Is to be held on
Wlnbarry
Raaldanta
Hara — Aaa Washington's birthday.
Ithlnevault and family of Wlnberry
A flan Francisco excursion wilt
were vlaltora In Hprlnglleld Tueeday. leave Friday, with a lfi-day stopover
privileges and reduced rates, the com­
W altarvllla Man Hara— W aller Car­
pany reprexcntatlve announced.
ter of W altervllle waa In the city for
a time yeRterday.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENEJAUNTEREST
without extra cost!
Theatrical
Cold Cream
It may be used to ad­
vantage many times a
day to remove dust,
dirt, face p o w d e r ,
rouge from the skin.
Of great value at this
time of the year In
keeping the akin soft.
Our Groceries delivered to your door cost you no more
than "cash and carry.” Just an added service—we render
free. Just an added service that never falls—rain or shine.
Next time just phone your order and say “deliver.’’
Our Prices are always low!
DOES PRICE INTEREST YOU?
Most certainly Is does. But quality Interests you too
even after the price is forgotten. Trading here you are
guaranteed first quality and permanent satisfaction.
Ona Pound Can
75c
Flanery’s
Drug Store
Phone
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when he was 37 years of age. the
needle worked out of his body through
his hip.
Sheep men of Baker county have
organised under the name of the Ba­
ker County Wool Growers' association.
At the aimluil meeting to be held
about May Ï5, permanent officers will
be elected and a constitution and by
laws drawn tip.
There was one fatality due to In-
< ustrlal accidents In Oregon during
'.he week ending January 20, accord­
ing to a report prepared by the state
industrial accident commission. The
victim was J. C. Longqulst, timber
feller, of Portland.
Hordes of mice are devastating
grain fields In Klamath Falls section
of the country and a well organized
drive Is under way to rid the commun­
ity of rodents. Five years ago the
mice made a similar invasion of grain
fields near there.
That the battelship Oregon has ful­
ly Justified Its presence In Portland
harbor is the statement contained' In
a report filed with Governor Patterson
by the Battleship Oregon commission.
The report shows that approximately
50,000 people paid for the privilege of
visiting the ship during the 18 months
It haa been In the harbor, while anoth­
er 100.000 persona were admitted to
the ship without rhasga.
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welcoming representatives ef the Or».
gon-Califomla
Cooperative , Woolaa
A1 Perkins, who haa been at Port­
Mills company, who will vielt th
land today appearing before the high­
n w fp ctrrr site here and attend to­
way commission In connection with
morrow night’s meeting of the Cl
the Springfield bridge plan, will coma,
to Hprlngfleld this afternoon to me-1
with the local Industrial commute«. I vxs L l . AN D HEK Dr. N. W. E tw -y
He will Join with the committee In on prices og plate and other work, t?
The Hood River county court ap­
pointed W. J Kucken county truit In­
spector
Oregon's 192*1 apple crop Is estimat­
ed at 8.190.0M boxes, wltb 6021 cars
shipped up to Januury 15
A modern BiO room hotel will be
built in 1« Grande thia year, accord
lug to a late announcement
to be nsed on the Oregon-Washington
highway from Pilot Rock through
Pendleton to Freewater. C. E. Carter,
state engineer, announced.
W ill Moore, for the past four years
insurance commissioner, fire marshal
and real estate commissioner under
the administration of ex-Governor
W alter M. Pierce, resigned his office
to become effective February 1.
When W alter E, Smith, formerly of
Linn county bnt now a resident of
Klamath Falls was 4 years old. he
swallowed a needle. The other day
EXTRA SERVICE
Perkins Coming
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
QUARTET FORMED BY
Joseph K Elliott. 45. was killed
Vlaltor From Spokane— Mr«. J. A.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT while blasting stumps at bis place-
Ferrl» of Hpokane, mother of Mra. W
one mile northeast of Canby last week
Vlalt at Klmlra— M r and Mr«.
F. C Itebhan. la vlalting here for a few
Organisation of a qnartet and com­
Receipts of the state real estate de-
Eggimann made a bualnnaa trip to daya.
pletion of plana for giving u aeries of partaient during 1224 aggregated |17,-
Klmlra Tueeday.
dances to provide funds for sending 264 50. according to a report Just la-
•coot« Have Swim — Scouts o f
In From Thurston—Oscar McMahon Troop I I vlalted the swimming pool the drill team to the national conven­ sued
of Tburaton transacted business ’n at the University men's gymna«lum tion In California this year were
The logging ramp of Clark 4k Wilson
among features of the Neighbors of
Hprlngflsld Monday.
Tueaday night.
at W llark. closed since early Decern
Woodcraft meeting conducted last
her. resumed operation last week with
Ooaa to Salam— Mlaa !*aullnr Miller,
Haa Infaotad Thumb— Merle Brown night.
zoo
employes.
a teacher In the local achoola. vlvlte I of W altervllle baa been visiting a
The quartet la to be known a t the
The Redmond postofflre la now list­
b tr home at Malem ever the week e-.d local physician's ofllce thia week for Neighbors o f
Woodcraft singers.
ed as an office of the second das»,
Haro From Notl— Mr. and Mr» Ham treatment of a badly infected thumb. Members are Alma Cowden. Rachel receipts having gone over the top De-
Thatcher,
Leota
Rodenhaugh
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Montgomery of Notl were vlaltora ,it
(ember 31. with 5250 to spare.
Tonsils
Rsmovad — L ittle J u n e Hasel Burnett.
the Fred Frege residence Saturday, j
Monmouth voters last week ap­
Moore, who live« at the M. Casteel
The first dance to be given iwlll be
Travla In— A C. Travla of Garden borne, underwent a lonall and adenlnd next Tuesday evening at Midway ball. proved the bond Issue to purchase a
Way waa a bualneaa vlaltor here Mon­ operation at a local surgeon's ofllce Tickets are to be on sale shortly. The site for proposed new normal school
' d rill team hopes to attend the conven­ buildings. The vote waa 184 to 8
Tuesday.
day
tion to I k * held at Riverside. Califor­
Both the Bandon and North Rend
Mra. B aiter In— Mra. Carl Baxter of
Visits at Albany— W C. M< Lagan, nia In Heptember.
chsmbera of commerce have approved
Wendllng waa a vlaltor In Dprlngfleld «•earn superintendent of the Mountain
Mrs. Stella Blarkerby. organiser for the proposed game preserve from the
Haturday.
Hiatee Power company. vietUd at the District 12. was present at the meet- Coquille river at Bandon to the Call
Albany headquarteers of hla concern ' Ing, and announced that the district tornia line on the south.
Hare From Creak— Hoy Brewer,
yesterday.
j circle meeting will be held at Bandon
The potato production of Columbia
realdent of Fall Creek, waa a Hprlnr
May 23 and 24.
county
this year in shipments eclipses
field vlaltor Monday
Hara From Portland— Juanita Com-
The newly organised quartet w ill he the lombined csrlots of the last five
tnlngs.
of
Portland,
la
vlalting
at
the
W altarvllla Vlaltor— Mra. Kd BlenW
heard for the first time at the P. T. A. years, according to A. L. Morris, pota­
of W altervllle «pent a part of Monday residence of her slater, Mra. Paul meeting Friday afternoon.
to inspector of Columbia county.
Schlewe. She will be here for several
here.
daya.
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The St Helena Pulp A Paper com­
Here From Bandon— Mra. Jess Can­ pany began last week shipping its
Taylor la Vlaltor—Charlea Taylor of
Hurt« Thumb— Henry Bricker of to of Bandon haa been here this week product of kraft paper Into the mar-
Thuraton waa a vlaltor in Hprlngfleld
A carload is now
Trent sustained a painful Injury to vlslllnv r t the realdence of her daugh­ l: -ts of the world
Monday.
bla thumb while using a saw last Hat­ ter. M r* Merle Casteel. Returning to­ I'-avlug each day There are 250 men
Lowell Man Haro— E. M Ruak of
e - n her home. Mrs. Cento will on the payroll.
urday.
He vlalted Hprlngfleld for r n -
Ixiwell waa a vlaltor In Hprlngfleld medical treatment.
be accompanied by Claudia June
There was collected by the state
early thia week.
Moore, who has been mek’ny her home treasurer during the last two year»
Malar Official Hara— C. R. McLesn at the Casteel residence.
Inheritance tax aggregating 11.117,-
Haa Bualneaa Hare—J. H Rausch of
meter superintendent o* the Mountain
000. or approximately 1350.000 In ex
W altervllle waa a bualneaa vlaltor In
Stales Power company, was a visitor
SUMMONS
cess of that collected during the pre­
Hprlngfleld early thia week.
at the Hprlngfleld power plant Tues­ Msrgsret W hite. Plaintiff, vs David ceding biennium
Franklin White. Defendant.
Ooaa to Woodland— Mra. E l l e n day.
Thomas W Riches. Silverton na­
To David Franklin White. Defendant.
Froat baa Irft^for Woodland. Washing
tive.
died at hla home there last week
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Confined to Bad— Thomas Hansen
ton, where ahe will apend several
O F OREGON, You are hereby re­ He was born at Silverton 73 years
weeka, vlgjtlng with her aon Kd. Froat. of Marcola la confiend to hla bed wltn quired to appear and answer the com­
a aerloua congestion of the lungs. plaint filed against you In the above ago and lived there all his life. He
Haa Operation— Doris Chaae. little Pneumonia la threatening, according entitled suit on or before six weeks was postmaster from 1888 to 1892 and
from the date of the first publication from 1894 to 1907.
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth 1 to the local physician attending.
of thia summons. and If you fall so
Chaae, underwent a major operation
Plans for construction of a sulphite
to appear and annwer. for want there­
at the Pacific Chrlatlan hospital Sal-!
Coloradoans Move Here— Mr. and of. the plalnUff will apply to the Court pulp and paper mill of large sise at
Mrs. J | i b arter and Mr. and Mra. for the relief demanded In her com­ Astoria htve been matured, and
orday.
I McCormick, former residents of Ord­ plaint. to-wlt:
For a decree of thia contract on preliminary construction
Girl Baby Born— A girl baby w aa' way. Colorado, have moved Into the Court forever dissolving the bonds of
work has been awarded according to
born January 20 to Mr. and Mra. C .!
matrimony now existing between the
Stacey apartment house at Third and plaintiff and defendant, and for such ' a recant announcement.
It. Caaaldy of Eugene. Mra. Caaaldv C streets. They probably w ill locate
other and further relief as to the j An even 10,000 hens have been
waa formerly Ella Davla of Spring- here permanently.
Court may seem equitable.
signed up by Lane county farmers
field.
Thia summons Is published once1
for
the proposed branch of the Pa­
each week for six successive weegs |
Chicken T h ie f Busy
In the Springfield News, a weekly cific Poultry Producers, to be estab­
A id Bals O n S a tu rd a y
newspaper of general circulation, pub­ lished at Eugene, according to Q. 8
Activities of chicken thieves In (hla lished In Hprlngfleld. Lane County. Ore­
Fletcher, county agent.
The Ixtdles Aid of the Methodist dlatrlct were Investigated thia week
gon, by order of Hon. C. P. Barnard.
Receipts of the state Insurance de­
Hpisropal church w ill conduct a cook-. by Police Chief Jeesa Hmltson when County Judge of fame County, Ore
aggregated
ed food sale and baskar on Haturday vlalta of the thieve« to local poultry gon. which order bears date the 25th partment during 1924
at the I. O. O. F. building at Fourth ■ houses were reported. At one place day of January. 1227. and the data nt 8702.789.32. while disbursements to­
and Main streets. Each member of the residence of Clara Hlmpson. the the first publication of this Summons taled 832,904.52. according to a report
Is January 27. 1227
prepared recently by W ill Moore, state
the Aid la requested to bring an thief visited the poultry yard In
W IT T E R A KINO. Attorneys for
article for aale, officer« announced t > | broad daylight and carried away nine Plaintiff. Residence and Poetolfice Ad­ Insurance commissioner.
dress, Eugene, Oregon..
Fifteen thousand cubic yards of
day.
pullets and a rooster.
J 27: F 3-1IM7-24: M 3-10
crushed rock has been contracted for
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ness •' Imagine the extent of their service!
t I f they were all under one roof, the largest store in
New V ork and Chicago would be small by comparison.
Their selective and buying power would be no
greater; the individual customer would benefit no more
But they are under 773 roofs, serving as many coin
m unities.
Ccnscaoently, nearly a third of the people of the
country have J. C. Penney Company Stores in which
they enjoy all the advantages experienced by people
in the big cities.
New styles reach you through this Store as quickly as they
reach the people in New York and Chicago •
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Values and Saving!, in moat instances, are greater here—
and the enjoyment of personal shopping is multiplied a thou­
sand t i m e t .
“Every city is better off from having a J. C Penney Com
pony btore, shopping advantages are increased generally
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Pure, rich red blood is the basis of good health.
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Take this remedy now and keep your system in perfect
shape during the cold season. Price $1.00.
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Money is the most effective worker in the
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But it must be invested before it can
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by paying you interest on every dollar you
let us use. $1.00 opens a Savings Account
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