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RPRINOmOLD, I j ANH COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1927
Made Bide Awarded
SHERIFF RETAINED; Headway
On Bridge Plans by School Board
MEASURES LOSE
¡found Trip To Paris Trio
Willnmatta Bridga Bids Will Be Booth-Kally a n d Vaaby Will
Furnish Wood and Paint
Opened On July 15; Piare To
High School
Ba Built At Low Water
Racnll Defeated by About 300
Votaa In County Wide Vota;
Optomlatic reporta on th« prow«»«
Income Tax and Other M a jo r'„r puna for the new Hprinaiieid
Billa All Voted Down by Peo- j highway bridge were brought bark to
pie at Special Election.
I Hprtngfleld thia weak by B K Morrl-
The ret ail of Hberlff Frank Taylor
lout by about SUO voir» In laine county
and all the major meaaurea aubmltletl
to the people by the le«Jaluture w»<rt)
defeated at the «perlai alate election
Tuesday. The only ineaaure approved
by the votera were the negro aufferag»
BOB and A. J l*wrklna who Interviewed
|
offlotala of the «tate highway depart­
I
ment at Helena and Portland regard
!
Ing the propoaed local «pati
j
Contract for construction of the
'
bridge will proflLbly be lei on July 16.
when bide will be opened. Work la
expected to get under way ahortly
repeal, the law to expedlate criminal ; thereafter, the plera and approarhea
pro.•«’dura, the cloalng of Neaturca bay j «"'»« '» "«« »"<*
*P“n P«’«*'’
and the volera reglatratlon amend- I
. . . . .
In the meantime, the right-of-way
nient. The incomp tax. the lax blue j
for the bridge approach on the weal
blank bill and all othera went down able of the Willamette river la rapidly
before the alaughter of the voter«
being cleared, and the Oldham green-
The complete unofficial count of 101 house baa been moved J. W. liar-
prectnrta In Lane county gave »tier I If ringer moved the greenhouse from the
Frank Taylor 3983 and the recall 3090 road route, placing It out of the «My.
or a majority against the recall of Mr a. Pearl 8< hantol. daughter of Mr.
Oldham, la aaalatlng her father In
393 votaa.
•
In the atate vole only 1639 prerlncla operating the greenhouse.
out of 1847 had Ueen heard from but
To eliminate the naceaalty of piling
the remaining ouea cannot change the and trouble from high water, the
bridge will be built from either aide
total.
Three prarincta gave the In c o m e tai toward the middle, «cording to Mr
40.170 and agalnal an Income tax 41.- Morrlaon. who looked over the plana
at Salem Whan the two aldea are
4460
The vote on the measure to III a ta u g h t together In the renter, the
tax levy baae of 13.600,000 was yea i bridge will be complete.
17.863, no 76.364. while the measure
Thia will relieve the fear« of many
to give the state tax commission aun- that the brldwge work will be delayed
ervtalon over local taxation was yea because of high water thia fall. Al­
39 728 and no 81.731
though the work la getting started
The vote on the leglalator»' pay In­ lata In the summer, the plera will be
crease was yea 26.147 and no 71.166.
built Bret while the water la at Its
The bills relating to l*ortland were lowest stage and the other work ran
defeated, the Portland school district proceed regardleas of the depth of the
tax levy yea 42.139 and no 60.903; the river.
city and county consolidation yea 37.-
839 and no 60.434. The veterans armory SCHOOL MONEYS ARE
was yen 11.767 and no 70.294
RECEIVED HERE TODAY
Bills Passed
The negro aufferage amendment
A check for 31066.38 In special tax
waa repealed 62,312 to 37,391 The
money for the Springfield school dis­
criminal amendment bill passed 67.-
trict waa received by Clerk R. W
36.730,
reglatratlon bill „ 49. c
600 to 36.7
30 , the
ine regie,r.uim
county
919 to 43.890 and the N .atucc. cb..lng
■
clerk. Thia Is the laat check on this
48.831 Io 41.983
fund which will be sent to the local
lllda for furnishing wood to the pub
lie schools and painting the high
school were received and awarded by
the achool board Monday night to' the
Booth-Kelly Lumber company and
Vaaby brothers, respectively. This
waa the chief business of the first
meeting since the election.
The wood bid was 93.60 a cord
Vasby brothers bid 3200 for painting
the high achool. The board also re­
ceived bids for shingling and repairs
on the Lincoln building, but consider-
ml these too high and rejected them.
More bids will probably he sought.
None of the applications tor the
position of commercial teacher In the
high school are considered satisfac­
tory by the board. All were rejected
at the meeting, and Superintendent
Bain refused to recommend the ap­
pointment of any yet aspiring for the
poscltlon. Others are expected to
apply.
Because the county superintendent
has been unable to make his financial
reports until July 1. the board did not
receive the full financial report for the
year as expected. The business of
the fiscal year, however, waa closed
up. A reduction In warrant In Indebt­
edness la expected to run to about
93000.
D. J. Beal and R. W. Smith were
sworn In as member of the board and
clerk, respect!rely.
NUMBER 25
W EE« M IL L «
SALES « 1250,BOO
Prospects Bright for Early In­
corporation of Big Concern
Which is to Erect Plant on
Springfield Industrial Tract;
Good Response From Idaho.
i . r f i to right— Commander Richard E. Byrd, Lieut. George O.
Noville, radio engineer, and Bert Acosta, pilot— the three American
Byers wno
who man
on ila
Y
„ ¡a n the
in c "America"
n m c ric a
na attempt to fly New York
to
Paria and return with only time enough in 1’arta to refuel.
How Springfield Voted
A t Tuesday’s Election
Prospects for the Incorporation of
the Oreaon-Caltfornla Woolen Mills
within the next few weeks are bright,
according to A. J. Perklna, member
of the local chamber of commerce
committee, who waa In the city this
week from Portland. Stock subscrip­
tions hafe reached 9250.000 according
to the reports made by the promoters.
D. 8. Rhlel. William Blalkle, Glen
Hord and C. N. Coaeboom, compris­
ing the promotion group, held a meet­
ing In Mr. Perkins' office In Portland
Monday to perfect further plans. They
are still very confident of putting the
big enterprise over, and have Immedi­
ate plans for subscribing stock to the
amount of $276.000 that they may in­
corporate with 51 per cent of the
3750.000
Mr. Shiel and Mr. Blalkle together
with Jack Meacham, former local resi­
dent. have been working in Idaho and
report a good response for building the
mill In Springfield. Four states of
the northwest will be represented In
the mill when It la finally built
While the sale of stock has gene
slower than the promoters had expect
ed the Interest tn the enterprise
among sheepmen has been keen and
Indications are now that the min win
be pat over this year. The promoters
have spent considerable money to
keep saleamen In the field which they
can not hope to recover until th*
woolen mill has flnallv organised. The
progress of the urometers la received
with considerable satisfaction hers as
some were beginning to /ear that ths
building of the mill had been aban­
doned.
The following table ahowa Springfield's vote on the various measure«
decided at Tuesday's special election. In most cases, it appears on the face
of reported returns that Springfield voters agreed with the stete majority.
Thia was noticeably true In the case of the Income tax measure, which Spring-
field opposed with the aUU majority as against a favorable vota over Lane
county as a whole.
_______________
Precincts ______
HAY IS READY FOR
al of Negro Sectli
CUTTING BUT RAINS
YES -------------- 22 49 46 36
NO
________ i f 29 24 19
MAKE FARMERS WAIT
8. D. CAIRNS. PIONEER
Portland School Tax—
Y E S _________ 19 34 31 21
RESIDENT. DIES FRIDAY
Although hay crops in general
N O ___________ 14 25 30 26 throughout the Springfield section are
Death came Friday night to 8. D. Criminal Information Amendment—
ripening and are ready to cut, farmers
Cairns, for 40 years a resident of Lane
Y E S _________ 29 48 36
are forced by the recent rains and
county and a pioneer of West Spring-
N O ___________1 6 .2 2
26
continued threat of wet weather to
field. The funeral waa held Monday at Legislators* Pay Amendment—
wait for more sunshine, according to
the Veatch chapel io Eugene.
Y E S _______ 11
22 11
Welby Stevens, prominent local ranch­
Mr. Calrna was born In New Hamp­
NO ______ ____ 29 49 67
er. Mr. Stevens said it appears that
shire, January 1, 1862. He moved to Voter«' Reglatratlon Amendment—
hay will not be cot now until after
California when a boy. and came to
Y E S _________ 17
2» 32
the^Fourth of Jnly.
Eugene 40 year« ago
He marr' - ’
N O ___________ 14 36 31
Some loss waa experienced by farm­
Ella M Coolidge at Eugene in 1889. Officers* Salary Amendment—
ers who had cut clover hay during
Unltl 22 years ago. Mr. Cairns and
YES _________ IS 27 16
the good weather previous to the GUARD TROOP RETURNS
bis family lived at Pleasant Hill. They
N O ___________ I*
60 48
rains.
The loaa, however, waa con­
FROM GEARHART CAMP
moved to their present home at West CRy and County Consolidation—
20 26 20 16 fined chiefly to thia* hay. while oata
Springfield then and have since re­
YES
The Springfield headquarters com­
and veatch for the most part are «till
sided there. He waa a member of the
NO
............... 18 31 38 82
district thia year.
pany,
Oregon National Guard, return­
standing.
CHILD ARTIST PLAYS
Veteran's Memorial—
Thia afternoon. Mr. Smith will go Methodist church.
The rains are reported to have done ed yesterday afternoon after a -wt>
12
11
24
Surviving
are
hie
wife
and
one
»on.
14
YES
UNIQUE SELECTIONS to Eugene to the county superintend
week's sojourn at the new nat! >nal
NO ...................... 26 «1 46 42 little harm to other crops. The guard camp at GearharL Clatsop coun­
enl's office, where he 'Will receive the Roy Glenn, of Reedsport
cherries. It Is said, were too far ad­
State Tax Limitation—
Two piano arrangement« of classi­ laat portion of the county high school
• 11 13 14 vanced to suffer from splitting. The ty. Twenty-five men. Including the
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cal musical «election« featured the fund apportioned to thia district Just INDEPENDENCE DAY
company commander. C. A. Swart»,
36 61 46 37 crop Is of fairly good quality, although
NO
piano recital of Kuphremea 1-araway. whst the amount will be Is not cer­
TO BE QUIET HERE
and adJutanL Walter Gossler, made
the
late
froets
and
cold
spring
have
Income
Tax
Bill—
13-yearold pupil of Reuben Charlyle tain thia morning, although Mr. Smith
the trip.
reduced
the
cherries
to
about
60
per
YES .................. 14 30 25 30
Golfrelere, at Laraway hall Tuesday expects that between 92600 and >3000
July 4 will be a quiet event In
Cold and wet weather was the
cent
of
a
crop.
26
40
45
27
NO
..............
_
....
evening. A large audience greeted will come In Receipt of the fund has Springfield. No local celebration Is
weather man's chief offering while the
Property
Aeaaaamant
and
Taxation
Grain
la
reported
thriving
during
her «election« with the appreciation been delayed, and some difficulties In planned and many Springfield people
Springfield troop was at camp, and
the wet weather.
Enforcement —
due the talent of the youthful per­ paying out on the warrant Indebted­ will be out of the city. The beaches
many of the local men suffered from
15
13
18
_________
IS
YES
ness as the board had hoped to will and the mountains will attract moat
former.
colds. Otherwise, the heath situation
NO _________ 30 46 43 40 UNION SERVIICES ARE
Mias Laraway haa preaented a com­ be encountered It la expected.
of them.
was good according to Mr. Swart».
plete program from memory each »ea­
Mr. 8mlth thia morning made a call
At Coburg Bridge and Swimmer’» Ntstucca Bay Fiah Cloalng—
About half the local troop were vet­
PLANNED
FOR
SUNDAY
YES _________ 17 28
eon under the direction of Mr. Oof- for more warrant», eattmatlng the Delight celebrations will be held.
erans of last year's camp at Medford,
N O ___________ 24 41
EVENINGS OF SUMMER and the others saw camp service for
trelcre Tuesday »he played twelve amount of money which will be re­ Traffic through here Is expected to be
Sheriff*«
Recall—
number« In addition to the two groups ceived from the county superintend­ heavy, aa many city folk will seek the
the first time this year.
Arrangements have been made by
Y E S _________ 23 31 26
tn two-plano arrangement. Including ent. I-ast year the total received for cool shade of the McKenxIe river
There were about 3300 guardsmen
Springfield pastors for union services
NO ___________ 21 52 66
the work of artlata like Chopin. Mac- the high school fund waa 96614.31. country.
at the camp. Mr. Swarts said that
of
the
three
protestant
churches
dur­
coming In two Installments of 93038
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor will
Powell and Grieg.
the performance of the Sprirgileld
ing July and August Meeting Tuesday
Mr. Golfrelere la well-known In and $2476.32
spend the Fourth at Waldport. Mr LUCILLE D. SM ITH IS
company was very commendable. US
evening,
the
pamtora
declred
on
a
Springfield, coming here once each
More money haa been received by and Mrs. Dallas Murphy will go to
MARRIED AT VANCOUVER schedule of speakers and meeting had much praise for the entire first
week from his Eugene studio to teach (he school district thia year than haa Newport. The latter reaort also will
battalion, including Companies A of
piano at the home of Mrs. W. P. usually been the case. Mr. Smith said. attract Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kenyon
Mias Lucille D. Smith and Clarance places for the Joint serrioes, and an- McMinnville. B of Salem, C of Rose­
As a result, the warrant Indebtedness
Tyson.
C, Wilson, both of Reedsport, were ounced It as follows:
burg. D of Eugene, and the local head­
July 3—Baptist church. Rev. 8. B.
Incurred through the year amounts to MRS. ALLISON PASSES
married at Vancouver, Washington.
quarters company.
Childers
of
the
Christian
church
about eight months of disbursement«,
DELEGATES TO ATTEND
Many of the Springfield guardsmen
AT NATRON RESIDENCE Monday, according to word recolved
as against the entire year In the past.
by the bride'» father, R. W. 8mlth, speaking.
found time to visit the nearby beached
LEGION MEETING SOON At the u m e time, the board has been
Jnly 10—Methodist church. Rev.
Funeral service were held Tuesday Justice of the peace and achool clerk.
and reeorts while tn camp. Some of
Charles Blot» of the Baptist church
paying
out
on
hark
debts
as
It
hai
for
Mr».
Mary
Francis
Allison,
who
The
bride
was
a
resident
of
Spring-
thoes attending last year declared
Anton T. Oravoa and J. H. Will have
died at her home at Natron on Sunday field for many year«, and la well- speaking.
♦h»t they preferred the Medford
been named delegatee from the Spring- been able.
July
17—Christian
church.
Rev.
at the age of 69 year» Rev. Gabriel known here. For three years ahe haa
grounds to the Clatsop county loca­
field poat to the atate department con­
Sykes officiated at the service», and been teaching In the Reedaport dis­ Gabriel Sykes of the Methodist church tion. while others ware caught with
vention of the American 1-eglon at VACATION IS GRANTED
speaking.
Interment was at the ML Vernon
the lure of the beaches.
ImOrsnde July 21, 22 and 23. Clarence
REV. GABRIEL SYKES cemetery with W. F Walker In charge trict.
July 21—Christian church. Rev.
They plan to live at Reedsport Mr.
Pandrem and Carl B »enaeney are
Childers.
Surviving Is Mr«. Alllaon'a husband. Wilson Is studying salesmanship.
The official board of the Metholist
alternates.
July 31—Baptist church. Rev. Blom. GRASS MUST BE CUT,
David
B.
Allison.
She
was
a
resident
Many Intereating event» are sche­ Episcopal church met this week and
August 7—Methodist church. Rev.
of
Natron
for
six
year».
SAYS CHIEF SMITSON
duled on the convention program. granted a four-weeks vacation to the
TWO SCOUTS SIGNED UP
speaking.
Among theae Is the public wedding of pastor, Rev. Gabriel Sykes. The minis­
FOR
LUCKY
BOY
OUTING
August 14—Baptist church. Rev.
Grass on vacant city lots and park­
v » Albert lam h, prominent member of ter will not be on duty for the laat FREAK WEATHER VISITS
Sykes.
LANE COUNTY DISTRICT
the IxiOrande post and Ml«» Blanche two Sundays In July and the first two
But two Springfield Boy Scout«
August 21—Methodist church. Rev. ings must be cut within the next
Klee, member of the auxiliary. Judge In August.
three days according to announcement
Franklin Drury and Earl Wheeler,
Freak weather played havoc with are signed up so far for the anual Blom.
The board alao agreed to the union
Hugh Brady, commander of the La-
August 28—Christian church. Rev. today by Police Chief Jess Smltaon.
church service plan to be In vogue the good Ume of many Springfield Boy Scout outing on Camp Lucky Boy Sykes.
Authorities tn other cities are making
Grande poat, will rend the aervloe.
residents out for a Sunday's outing In the Blue River region. Other boys.
nere through the next two months.
similar demands as the Fourth of July
Yesterday, the Methodtat Sunday this week.
Including Carroll Adams, have been
nears.
OILING DONE. SECOND
Those who spent the week-end In planning to make the trip but have WORK ON STREETS IS
achool held a picnic at Midway park
Grass has grown exceedingly high oB
STREET IS TRAVELED tn West Springfield, attended by a the mountains fishing came home
NEARING COMPLETION many lots, and it addition to the fire
not paid the registration fee y et
menace Is a detriment to th * appear­
County Scout Executive C. R. Clark
Oiling of Second street t the bridge large proportion of the membership. soaked aa a reault of heavy rains that
fell at various points in the hills. At this week finished construction work
Final touches are being put on the ance of the city, according to the chief.
and of East Main atreet haa been com Games and refreshment« were diver­
Oakridge, snow fell at various times at the camp. A new cabin, diving Improvement of two blocks of local A fire cracker tossed Into high grass
plated, and car» are now traveling sions.
through the day. melting as It »true t hoard, and other equipment has been streets, on F between Ninth and might cause a great deal of damage,
over the newly Improved »treats which
the ground. Higher In the Cas­ Installed. Samples of the mountain Tenth street» and on Ninth between he pointed out
Four-L
Meets
from the McKenxIe highway route
The Springfield local of the Loyal cades «now flurries were common.
spring water now piped to the kitchen F and G street«, according to Street
through Springfield. Thia morning,
Damage to crops In this section aa were brought down and tested.
Commissioner George Valller. The SHOWER IS GIVEN IN
Legion
of
Loggers
and
Lumbermen
places on the route between the
yet has been negligible. It Is reported
A Scout hike 1« being planed by stretches have been graded and rock­
bridge and the Pacific highway ware met Monday night, hearing a talk by
HONOR OF MISS MYERS
Scoutmaster Clayton Barber of the ed, and the last eoat of finer rock wus
being "«potted" by workmen with oil. R. B. Daniela, field officer of the state
Mrs. Keaaay Leave«—Mrs. Mary Lions club troop. The trip probably laid this week.
A miscellaneous shower was give*
The McKenxIe highway between organisation. Mr. Daniela declared
Kessey has left for Seattle, where she will be taken in July. No meetings of
Some work Is necessary yet on the Tuesday In honor of Miss Hale«
here and Waltervllle hae been oiled, that the lumber business generally 1»
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth Hall. the local troops are being held thia K street Improvement This Job ie Myers, whose marriage to George Car-
and la now open to traffic. The road not good thia year.
She also plans to visit a nephew. Ray­
being graded and rock will be laid.
son of Springfield will be an event of
month.
la eald to be very good and the dust
mond Kessey. at Fort Townsend. 8he
Servloe Station Complete
the summer. The shower waa gtven
le nil.
The 1 xiraon-Jonea service atatlon, will return noxt week.
by Mrs. Odta Rayburn at the hme af
Finishing
Building—The
new
build­
Finger le Removed—Mrs. L. M.
better known a» the Mutt and Jeff
her mother, Mr«. A. B. Kepner. Many
‘ Planning Intertalnment
ing
being
erected
on
Second
street
by
Gossler
underwent
another
operation
Retruns to Beattie—Mies Katherine
useful gift» were presented the com­
The Kktaale Klda Kompeny of the atatlon, haa been completed and form
Hawton, who has been visiting her to her finger at a local surgeon's of­ D. W. McGKlnnon was being faced
Woodcraft lodge la rehearsing for Ita ally opened to the public. The at­
thia morning. The place will be naed ing bride.
fice
yesterday.
She
has
been
suffer-
Meter
here,
Mrs.
Myrtle
Beeson,
re-
Abont twenty fr'.n-- *a " are
■next play to he presented î'JïT -T*»- .The tractive station la located at Second
aa a resident and sowthaldo gTOoery. ,
MlfBld
to her home at Seattle. Irg greatly from a felon.
ra m i if the piay 'r "
¿a -1 ’».■*• W-" nrd Main -trsst».