Printing get« thing« done. Phone 2 THE SPRINGFIELD NET,’" TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR SPBINGHELD WILL HONOR DEAD HEROES SPRINGFIELD, LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY MAY 26. 1927 HODGE SPEAKS; LIONS BACK THREE SISTERS NATIONAL PARK PLAN Don’t You Want to Help? r T in FseplSa Pl liv e IN A New«PAP«n L iv e TOWN NUMBER 20 W E S T SPRINGFIELD IS OUT TO PREVENT MORE DAMAGE BY WILLAMETTE NEW BUILDING Ï0 Public »«ntlnient la the only power "Making hay while the sun shines,'* that will raua« congress to crusts a la an old and. well-worn adage that ~~ I national park In the Three Slater» West Springfield have adopted as All 1« Ready For Solemn Mem- ,irru eBS|erB Lane county and that their slogan In an effort to bring C a m p a i g n For Community about county cooperation In a plan orial Day Service« To Be Con- nu»t be «tarted in Kug«ne and spring Structure Gets Under Way for preventing, while the river is low, ducted Next Monday; Whola i A' ld. the cities moat b«ii«ntted, Dr L. Under Direction Of W. F. a recurrence of the flood that devas­ City To Join In Tribute To r- proteeaor of geology at th- Walker And Committee; An­ tated that district last February when „ . , . University of Oregon, told iue Lion» Country « Dead. L ...„ ____■ ’ ____ other Meeting Wednesday. oun ry . n , ntMin |UD(-h»on Thursday. the Willamette river broke loose. Mr. Hodge haa made an exhauwltve A petition Is being circulated which Municipal auditorium is the name study of the region and pointed out asks the county, the city of Eugene given the proposed new comunlty A sail for automobiles and trucks ( the feuiurea that will make thia an at and the Southern Pacific to cooperate to provide oonvoyaneo to the building by the officers of the organ * tractive park provided congreaa will In an extensive program, modeled after zatlon formed by delegates from the Laurel HUI oem otery Msm orlal recommendations made by Simon various d o t« of the city, according act on the matter. Day was made today by Or. 8. R. Klovrabl, Springfield city engineer. ' After the talk the Lions club went O p p a l. A ll machines should ba to W. F. Walker, chairman. A cam- The petition, addressed to the coun­ reign for the new building, to be c on Second street batwssn the ; on record aa endorsing the Thrde Slater» National Park movement and ty court, would have the mill raee etrncted by efty bonds andkthe city tracks and M ain by 10 o'clock Mon­ ! pledging Its support In bringing it extended from Judkins Point to Mc­ reimbursed by the rentals derived day morning. .T h e y w ill be tree Veigh Point, running along the rail­ from ft. will be started so that the about. again by 12 a fte r the trip to the Mr. Hodge said that It was not tak road grade, at the same time eliminat­ measure can be voted on at the spec­ cemetery. ing the present mill race dam and ial election June 28. ing this land out of taxation but mere- SprtngAeld once more la rrady to I |y . banging It from one sort of gov- head. It Is alao proposed that tha Leasee conditional upon the build­ Here io s typical group pf Mississippi flood victims—a family of pay i reverent tribute to those who I ernntenlal control to another. Only rock In the river be blasted from Mc­ ing being built have been drawn and while tenants—drives to the levee from file lowlands. They are have died for their country. In thia in thia way he said could national Veigh's Point, to Judkins Point, and awaiting the arrival of a Red Crocs relief boat to take them to a are being signed by various organi­ one event of the -year— the Memorial' advertising of the area and the proper that the Southern Pacific replace Its camp on the highland«. The Red Crocs is still asking ter tends. Day observance—all elements of the development be secured Comparing fill with a trestle, to allow the flood zations. It Is believed that »150 • m->nth will be gotten from leases and waters free flow. community Jala hands with a single Oregon with California In the touriat »100 from rentals arising fr>m aenllment march In solemn parade i o , business he pointed that California POLICE MATRON OFFICE FASTER SPEED ON EAST sources outside the established organi­ participate in patriotic programs had flvr national parka and Oregon POLICE CHIEF OUTLINES MAIN MAY BE ALLOWED ABOLISHED BY ACTION zations of the city. honoring soldier and sailor dead. hut one. California's tourist business BY NEW CITY RULING IMPORTANT AUTO RULES OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL The next meeting of the building Nothing haa been left undone to last year excelled the total business committee will be held with the Mt. make this year's observance oae of nf any six of her Industries, he said. Faster »peed on East M ain street Important traffic rules contained in The office of Police Matron,. held ' ■ he moat Impreaalve In the d ly 1« his- The large number of tourists attract m«j be allowed by action of the city the state law which goes Into effect Vernon Farmers union Wednesday by Mrs. Paul tory. Vader the direction of Major •d here by a Three Sisters national, here for a __ long . time ... council of the police commission, ac Saturday were outlined this week by evening In the Chamber of Commeroe Huntly. a war veteran, com- park would be of Immense benefit to . w* ’ * ’ " * • n te y y cording to reports at the city hall to- Police ('Met Jess Smitaon for the In­ room. At this time reports of the m n. -------------- 'h# acUoD * tl,e *_,y - „ -" L L .* ”'1 ' Loosening of the state speed formation of Springfield motorists. committee on leases will be heard representing all organlaa- the country. m lttees lions of the city have been making a comparison of the Three Sisters "**? >r 'il"1 B*,ur Monday. May SO. la Memorial day. ahow It equal or excelling moel aa : Q Bushman. Although the power to convenient slow speed, is the prime law to use discretion In enforcing .he ballot. do away with the office lay with hint“ The arranged program conalata of two tlonal parka. The Three Slater» The Municipal auditorium as plan­ requisite of safe motoring, are causes new regulations. and he asked tlia< parta, one In the forenoon and ona 'n meadows are green the year rouad j ha waited for the council's recom of the contemplated action. ned will cost between »20.000 and Springfield residents cooperate to the the afternoon. The forenoon program while other parka are very duaty In mendatlon at Saturday's special meet­ Lawrence May. head of the police beat of their ability In bringing aiout »25.000 architects say. It will contain conalata of a parade through the city , mid summer The glaciers are ing. Mayor Bushman said quarters for the library and a ladle« The official« hold that th . work can j , Ww> t„# matter of allowing the a general observance here of the rales. rest room In the front down stair«. A from Sixth and Main street» to Second '‘friendly** or can be actually reached The following rules were outlined handled by the police chief motorists 30 miles on this section of and South I), where all who wish will .by automobile when the park 1» d.-ve- be . better . as of being of especial Importance to clnb room for organizations to meet take automobiles for Laurel HUI rente- loped while glaciers In other national j * ere * no ne or * in and a dining hall will also ha on Springfleld'a main street, which, tn motorists here; tery. There a short memorial address parka can be reached only after a tn* r° n reality, Is a part of the McKensie the first floor The second floor will Speed limits. 35 m ile» in eonntrv, According to Mayor Bushman, he highway. Traffic Officer Smith, to will he given, and other ceremoniesI long arduous climb on foot The 30 mile« in cities, 15 miles by a-bools contain a large anditoriam with h lleted In the program. In the aftat crater lake on the top of the South understood Saturvhay that Mrs. Brat whom speeding Is a thing to be looked (hiring school hours. stage In one end. The building wFd noon there will be an asaembly at the gistar. 10.300 feet high. Is th > highest tain bad agreed to resign. However, at at all times with a cold eye, also Autos must «top and draw to the be of concrete and finished In hand­ bandstand. Second and Main streets. crater lake In the world. The lava according to the official«, a realgna : is eald to be favorable to the moro carb when fire trucks and police cars some style. where another program will lake flow |a one of the largest and moat tlon la unnecessary as the action of liberal policy toward motorists, are traveling on the streets with plata< and water ceremonies. recent In the world. The number of the mayor haa eliminated the office. f Whether the council will take action sirens or hells sounding. COMMUNITY HOUSE TO changing Its speeding ordinance, or flowers and fauna la among th>.< great­ In signaling to stop, start, or tarn, BE CHAMBER SUBJECT Students Honor Bueehum a ; the police commission will merely out­ the hand must be held out horizon­ est In any given area tn the llait-d CHURCHES TO JOIN IN line a more liberal policy to be carried tally. Slates. These and many obter fea­ The plans for Springfield's commun­ MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE tures will make this region a mocca Otto Burrhum. principal of the Lin out by the officer, has not yet been Passengers in drivers seat are ity house probably will be the main cvoln school who will not return next determined. Early consideration and Rev. Uabrlel Sykes of the J H. for tourists when once the park Is limited to two. topic at a meeting of the Sprlngflfield year, waa honored by school children decision Is expected. Ebbrrt Methodist Episcopal ohuren I establlahed believed Dr. Hodge, Cutouts are prohibited. Chamber of Commerce at the cham­ al a picnic at Riverside Park Monday . It Is held by those favoring the will deliver the sermon at a unlou ' Stickers on windshield or rear win- ber rooms tomorrow night. President night. Courtney lesselle. a member plan that East* Main street does not dows. save state meeting of Springfield uhurahea to bo MOVE ON FOOT TO FORM permits. are pro- H. J. Cox has urged that all member« of the eighth grade, presented Mr provide a great deal of danger as __ hibited. conducted at the Cbrlctlan ¿huren o a e r o a i i T F A M IN r iT V be present. Sunday evening In observance of mem B A S E B A L L T E A M IN C IT Y llurchum a Jeweled emblem on behalf Important Intersections supply side- The chamber officials view with of the pupils whose educational work traffic. It Is also believed that orial day. which comes th . following aw) p,ayerl| w„o an. tnt„ Mted gratitude the response of Sp-tngfleld he haa supervised during his service . higher «peed limit will be considered MEASLES EPIDEMIC ON d” ' • in baseball have started a movement her*- AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL people in purchasing the signs for j favorably by motorists who dvlv« In general charge of the services. . , . _ „ _.___ . . „ automobile radiators p u r c h a s e d . .. -I . . to organise a team in Springfield. It Mr Burchum Is going Into the gas < through Springfield using the Mo- wll be Itev. 8. E. Childers of the through the organization. Mr. C.»t Is believed that there Is a plenty nt statlon business nt Cottage Grove. An epidemic of measles has caused Kenzle highway Chilallan church. Special music In material here to turn out a first class irregular attendance at the Spring- «aid. A good bit of publicity is being planned. organisation which would be strictly field high school thia week. Among received as a result. Another event of Interest to local those who have been afflicted hrs homo talent. church circles thia week was the trip Nearly all of the larger communities Jule Pollard, Asa Roblee, Adeline Per­ PARK IN SHAPE FOR of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Blom of the and some of the smaller ones as well kins. Mildred Gates and Juanita Cran- USE TH IS SUMMER Baptist church, who went to Chicago tree. have teams and plenty of games are to attend the Northern Baptist oon In sight once a nine Is organised here. Nadine McMurray, another high Sconts of Lions club troop cleaned ventlon. They will return late In July Wm. Vasby Is busy lining us players school student, has been suffering up the city park on the Industrial and ha says that any whom have been from a severe attack of poison oak, tract a mile east of the city Tuesday and Dora Pederson also has been on night. Brush and drift wood from BAIN WILL GO TO NEW (overlooked will be signed If they will MORNING— d:30 A. M. POST EARLY IN SUMMER ! °n Wm hUu "!lOP a tryont the sick list. the race were piled in a large glK Forming at Main and Sixth Btreets facing west. _____ , for places will be held soon, the best Paul Frese sustained a fractured rib and burned. The park Is now tn good ORDER OF MARCH this week while practicing Jumping condition for picnics and other out­ To get acquainted with the details showing up to make the team 1. Eugene I. O. O. F. band. at high school. Shortly after he had ings. The foliage on the trees and of his new position and with the com-! 2. Boy Scout troop No. 11. Jumped the stick Thayer McMurray the grass Is growing rapidly. munlty. V. D. Bain, recently elected 4-L MAY PICNIC W ITH 3. Grand Marshall and Speakers and O. A. R. Jumped and fell on Freae’s back, caus­ Someone has been hauling dirt fro'rt superintendent of the schools nt OTHER UNITS AT BEACH 4. Boy Scout troop No. 12. ing the Injury. the park and barking the trees with Woodburn will move tn that city In j 6. I-adies of the O. A. R. rings. Anyone having information la July. Mr. Bain Is leaving the Spring- The local 4-L unit on Monday night 6. Mayor and City Council. reesards to depredations tn the park NEW PIPE IS CUT IN AT field schools after two years eervlee as talked plans for a picnic with other 7. Headquarters Company, 162nd Regiment O. N. O. should turn It over to the park board principal and superintendent. units of Districts 1, 2 and 3 at New- MOUNTAIN STATES PLANT 8. American Legion. and the guilty persons will be prose­ Mr. Bain recently has been taking pork Labor Day. The suggestion hH» Spanish American War Veterans. cuted. work at the University of Oregon been made by other locals and Spring- A new 34-inch wood stave pipe was All World War Veterans. looking toward a higher degree than field has been Invited to join. The cut In at the Mountain States Power American Legion Auxiliary. that received at Willamette Univer­ matter was postponed until the next Company's plant hefe last night ss W. DONALDSON SELLS 9. Fraternal organizations. sity, but will put off work on this tem­ meeting, when a decision will be the end of six weeks Work on the STORE TO W. LUBKE Loyal Leigon of Loggers and Lumbermen. porarily. made. tube, which Is to provide the cooling Odd Fellows. A special meeting of the school W. D. Smith addresed the post on condenser with water from the Booth- W. Lubke, Eugene, has purchased Woodmen of the World. hoard Monday night was all that whs , general activities of the organisation, KeUey mill pond, the Wm. Donaldson second hand storg Modern Woodmen. required to put the stamp of approval I — — — The new pipe replaces an old flume here and has taken charge of tha Other fraternal orders. on an announced Intention of the SENIORS START EXAMS and represents a great Improvement, establishment The deal was handled 10. Citizens. hoard to drop the auperlntendency aoording to Superintendent W. C. Mc- by the Vasby real estate office. 11. Schools,—form on Sixth with head of column on Main. AT HIGH SCHOOL TODAY position here. Mr. Bain's resignation I.agaa. Mr. Loubke haa been In business la High Bchool, Principal A. J. Morgan. was followed by this decision. Salem, Oregon City and other Oregon Lincoln school, Professor Burcham. Seniors begin taking examinations towns. If the business warrants, ha FLOOD CONTROL PLAN Brattain school, Mrs. Ora Reid Hemenway. at the Springfield high school today. Rebskaha Hava Feed Line of march— west on Main street, south on Second street FEASIBLE, SAYS SCOTT will put new furniture on sale at tha Members of other classes will take A waffle feed was a surprise feature tests next Tuesday and Wednesday. local store, he said. to South D street, where those who wish will take autos to Laurel nf a meeting nf the Rebekahs Mnndav Another real estate deal closed by That the West Springfield flood con­ Exemption lists were read at the Hill cemetery. night. After the regular lodge meet­ high school yesterday. All seniors Vasby this week was the sale of L. CK trol plan la feasible is the assertion AT THE CEMETERY ing, members were Invited Into the hut two are exempt In both English of Rev. J. Scott, member of the com­ Ewbank's fire-acre property near hero Music, America. dining room and seated at a table, and history. mittee circulating petitions to get the to P. Harrington of Eugene. Har­ Invocation. after which several women In charge rington is a contractor and builder matter before the county court. Music, Flag of the Free. began dispensing waffles. and will erect a new home on the pro­ Rev. Scott declared that he knows Address, Rev. S. E. Childers, pastor of the Springfield Chris­ New Features Added Those who served were Mrs. O. H. an engineer that will survey the river perty. tian church. New features have been added to the Jarrett, Mrs. Sam Richmond. Mrs. and the mill race for »125. He said Music, Star Spangled Banner. Stella Finley, Mrs. Clarlne Putnam. program to be given by the Neighbors Needlecraft Meeting the mill race has the right-of-way • Ritualistic ceremonies, American Legion, O. A. R. and Ladies of Woodcraft Juno 1. Rehenrsal9 for Mrs. Alice Lorah. Members of the Needlecraft club from Judkins Point. Cost of blasting of the G. A. R. the affair nre proving succesaful, and ledges In the Willamette will be from held the last meeting until next tall Salute by detachment of Oregon National Guard. a good entertainment Is promised by Mita Nelson Return« »5000 to »10,000, and ft will cost be- last Thursday at Mrs. Dan Crltea« Taps by C. A. Swarts. Pearl Nelson has returned after a members of the lodge. Receipts will twen »40.000 and »50.000 to scrub the Eugene. A picnic luncheon waa en­ AFTERNOON PROGRAM visile to Seattle. While In the north­ go toward giving Springfield a good -gravel to one side. He suggests that joyed. . Members ..present i ncluded 2:00—Assembly at Band Stand, Second and Main streets. ern city she witnessed the graduation representation at the national conven a road be made out of this gravel Mesdames Walter Scott, O. H. Jarrett, Flower Ceremony on water, by Ladles of G. A. R, of two nf her girl chums fro the Gen­ tlon this year at Riverside, Call'ornla. 8. R. Dippel, C. Wilson, C. O. Wilson, which would be above high water. Music—Battle Hymn of the Republic. eral Hospital, where they have been J. F. Ketela, Floyd Weaterfleld, Walter Invocation Lota Sold under graduate nurses, The girls are Kensington Club Meeting | Gossler, G. W. Hobson, Carl Olson, Address— Rev. Gabriel Sykes, pastor of the Springfield Florence Resor and Lottie Buley, Lots 7. 8 and 8 of Block 10 of Sunny­ The kenslngton club will meet to­ W. N. Long, D. W. Crites. Guest« whom Mlaa Nelson knew In Mlnne.- side addition were Hold yesterday by Methodist church. morrow afternoon at the home of were Mss. C. R. Morrison of Eugeng Music—Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. gota. the city to 0. L. Stratton. and Miss Jeaa Scott. Mrs. A. J. Morgan, Springfield. DlBinlBaal. . z Memorial Day Program MAY 30th, 1927