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Printing gets things done. Pharwie 2 THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TWBNTY-POUIITH YEAH SMITH TO QUIT AS JUSTICE OF PEACE 08733370 A m raoptwa »••*»»• LIVI N fW IF A R M V I A LIV t TOWN NUMBER 27 SPRINOPIBLD. LANE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY JULY 14. 1827 Lumber Co, Will Open Office Here * t Second Street May Be Closed For Vehicles Big Climb to Be Held Here Sunday FÜR CITY PLANNED I Entry List Shows Most Oaring Lorane Concern to Conduct Cycle Experts in West Sales from Local Head JAMS, JELLIES ARE State Highway Department Will Ditch on 19th Street and Dike Ready to Go quarters School Clerk Given Br attain Petition to Close Street In NEEDED BY RED CROSS on Mill Race Believed Will Janitorship Succeeding Otto Order that Southern Pacific Halea and management office« of the Divert Watsr from Running ««»owing name« of . known W W. motorcycle _________________ Ftequcila ipr Jam and Jelly for Waller; Alfred Morgan Ad lx,ran- Timber and Milling company, a<stas . s rider* In the Might Bear Portion of Cost Into City; Street Will be Im- Including lnc,odlni men who «h„ have bave accomplished accompliahed veteran's hospitals have been re c e l.ed vanced to Position of Super which ahorlly will atari operation of of $168,000 Structure. proved This Summer, daring feata In paat bill climbs. Valo by the Lane County Chapter of the a new mill at Ollleaple «omera. will b« vising Principal. ““• Anaouno-tueiit waa made yeeterday that It W. Hmllh. clerk of the Hprtm OeM arhool board, will reel«« aa Jus lice of th» pesee of thia township to Smith head of the Eugene Motorcycle «, opened within a few daya at the A drain ear ditch slung the city Um1 announced a partial ( ouimerclal Slate bank building of limits at l»lh street to prevent so entrUg fof lhe North« ea; flcea being vacated by It. W. Hmllh. much surface water earning Into hm<.„mb to held here Juatlce of the peace. rb. iHprlngfleld In winter will be built if g nn<tay __ _ July 17. Thia la the announcement of Herb» 'hh’ll foil ml ffRMibl** *nd th** Booth-Kelly I ’ I , , . , , . » ................ .... > » „ .h - l" .; M, <•„, .I l l ............................ . ■ ** "* " » School board at an executive ae.slon h er. and the entire business of , " • " »«bthe.st city limits, accord- _ . . ., , h„ company save the operating o f , Ing to decision of the city council Tuesday night handled from th e | »1 It» meeting Monday nhtlit. Council- Mr Hmlth also will give up his work men will Inspect the proposed site aa a real «stale dealer, and will d ev o te, _ l0ll„ J ni ag te the date of ’he ditch and Ihe race In a few " 7 , “-J American Red Cross and an appeal Is Closing of the Second Street cross* made to Lane county honaewlvee ,dur- lag the tanning aeaaon to add an lug to vehicle traffic over the railroad “ tra > r ot > ■ or )«,,y for the vet * IU •* “ ked »'KJD ,n * Petition by the «ran«. Thta ,houW be l>ut up ln ,lr Highway Commission to to the the PublUl PublUl al-eUa s*s«aa««<eama»m n e a f o r s h l v r v l n t l a r a I S a n s d s tc -M e x ic o ha e applications. There will be 20 rid All of the outstanding hill-clhnbera of the West are signed up and are arriving dally, said Smith. T b . L o , C o . » C b .p l« . . turnl.b- b l » « , d .p .r .m ... « « , . d lb - .p. mg this fruit for an Army Hospital In proval ot the Springfield city conned Alaska and a veterans' Hospital In , to the closing of the street at a special Arflona where fresh fruit Is not aa h(tld laat nl_hL They said common ag ln Iaane County and borne- made producU Bre mre treats. If inat ,f croMln* eliminated him self entirely lo school bualneas. , „»wing at the Lorane days In preparing for better drain- H,„ , , praised possible, this should be brought to that the Southern Pacific company lie will receive a salary of »75 a month ’’ *** (J(ad<t by Mr 5u, he a«« of the city. . A <(f (he entrantg « ill be an- the Red Cross office In the second would be asked to bear about »40 000 a . Janitor of the » a t t a in school, and public 1» that much of the water (<| KOBJ Eu<Pn(i rtoor of the court h o r n . the cogt of new , 16gooo brldf. the clerkship pays »25 a month Mr. , hat com e. ,nlo , he city at flood _,_u, >ul______„ Thr„„„h ' ..., w,n in a rew uays. in * new . . . ----- ----------- , . . night thia week. Through arrange ovtr the Willamette river. Hmllb I. also a notary public, and will y)r and hai. ^ n nnlv M age. can be divert*» by a deep DRILL TEAM TO BE SENT r e u .0 that commlaalon. wut„ n? ,„r Improved market condl drainage ditch running Into the .lough ,eilll)llK to Emerald Heights, the TQ CALIFORNIA MEETING e X J e r and J R ru lin g of th e v a ca n cy created by t)< operaUon, . on lr a .tla ev en en t- t T O C A L IP O K B H A M b j Cullough bridge engineer, and J. J on th th e e I llr tla ln ln farm farm and an a by Dy p p r rev , |h w r - tl„ h ii - n _ a comiM.tltl()n . « i l l __ _ __ scene of ihe thrilling competition, win Sanryer, dirUIon engineer, of the higb> Mr Smith's resignation aa. Juatlce of ‘ ............. .. ....... ing lhe overflow from the race on the .............. ........ „ „ ...„ „ u „ « c i .l . be turned over to hill-climb officials Sixteen members of R ine --------- C ircle way /Tonorlm Turi am <’ departm ont ent Judge C. P P. RarnxPfl. Barnard, Industrial tract near the city limits. the peace must be done through ap- C |yy WQRKMEN ASK all day Sunday. A number of officials lodge No. 45 w ill compose the drill Commissioners C. J. Hurd and Martin polntment by lhe county court. It is Industrial Way t . be Improved from the state traffic squad have team to be a m t to Riverside. Callfor- Anderson, and P. M Morse, county FOR COMPENSATION not known how soon thia will be done. The council voted to grade the new agreed to be present to assist local to take part ln the dedication of surveyor, composed the delegation When Interviewed regarding th . pos- street given by C. E Colcord and M. slbUlty of hla accepting the position. Already two workmen on th . C*'y * ) c B r c a l.r leading Into the Indu.t- officers In handling traffic and the the Woodcraft home there during the that called on the council and explain* national convention the middle of ed that only through closing Second Clty R ecord .. I. M Petre.on said that , new brldg. acroea the mill race h a v e tr a c ( | t « i l l be gravel surfaced crowd. Western September. The team, which will street would the railroad company M he would aot be a candidal, for the applied through Recorder 1. M l"eter when t)m#a ram« for aa Industry to w .s r e r n hlll^Umb n iii-cu m o » authorities u i u u i m a who w»-e — ------------- Ju stlr.sh lp i •»«« t " com penwtlou due to Injurteg ' h#BUBg o w ,t Oradto< H#|ghto d<Klare make the trip oo money raised at the relieved from danger sufficient td Mr Smith su w eed s Otto Waller «a rdeelveS. Jesse Ix>rsh badly smas ed drjf will permit the that It p ossesses features that are not b e o s « Pl«7 “» be given by the local warrant the public service commission lodge Wednesday night. night, wUl will l^ leave janitor of the Brattala school. Tbs bis Anger between bwn b|a " "• d street , u><t being a„i,h ed even v e assessing part of the coat of the n e * finished even In In mid mid to he surpassed by any eminences ,od«« - k , , . .U uck h,a with .winter If there were a demand for It Springfield the second week of Sep bridge to IL The county and hlghw af for hill-climbing. tember la order to reach Its destlna- officials promised to put Mill street dispense with Mr W aller» ^rvlcea. ; •» *” • BMrl’r . Also the aew street give« aa entrance Kntrants Listed Uon ln gouthern California by Sep- giving him a warrant for »3«00 for, WalUT B o m . employ*! by the to the tract by automobile which will in good condition and also open C Here It a partial Hat of the en- , ember n the date of the dedicgtino. « l a r y to J u ly IS Mr Smith wM " w k w Lumber compm y at MarcoK make It more convenient to prospects street from Second to Mill along tM tranls: j This was the decision reached last railroad to give those people livin g on given until July II to arrange h l. h‘ nd to be shown the property. b u s ,« .- to take over the Jaa.torshlp W ok. a m l ^ c k ^ arm and it “Swede* Mattson. Oakland. Calif.. n|ght when the lodge met In Wood- Second street a better o u tlet Peden* Petition from the property holders the only rider to win bwv> Northwest m e„'g hall. At the same meeting trian traffic will not be stopped froiB along E. street betwen Fifth snd * \ ‘r s X w . « v a c .,, h l. office I , : J-cersted S R Conrsd called at a , Lucille Richmond was elected corres- using the street the closing beln$ Sixth streets to oil this block was hill climbs In succession. Bert Pearson, San-Francisco, C alif, ponding secretary. Several visitors for vehicles only the officials said. the Commercial M a t. M » h hud,ding received. The petition sited that he rated monjg the b e st attended. O w“ , 7 u k e : ‘rh 7 H * j « « . P r e sid e , - - c ld e n , the Vashy realty shop street buss traveled this street be After the petition Is filed with thd "Wild Bill" Brown. Seattle, Wash . tween the Fifth and Sixth street Public Service commission that body of ,h . l-o ra n e lo n n b e r co m p a n y . « » .r o h . w u s . w o r b i n g ^ hill p.«v. mentr snd that It raised much winner of Inst year's Portland GANNETT COMPANY HAS _____________________ ______ will hold a m eeting ln Springfield td dust. The matter will be taken u p . cltonb. NEW SALES ROOM HERE hear arguments for and against do* . hl* flnxer early this week and was with the Sonthern Pacific Officials to | Joe Marshall. Spokane, Wash., win A lfred M oron has la-en nmde m ^ >( # phy„ cU n., —— Ing the street and at that time pr> see If oil will not be furnished for ney of this year's Portland climb vising principal ot lhe Springfield _________ With E Rutherford ,n charge, the ' perty holders living on the south side Clarence Schreck. Spokane. public schools, with an Increase of av QP ihe work. Gannett Motor company has opened of town will have an opportunity th of salary to »1100 for 12 months, and WOODCRAFT PLAY TO BE ■'8llck* Tindall. Camas, Wash. A deed to the rFght-of-wuy for the new sales rooms ln the Perkins snd gtve their views. , Miss Mabie Ix-slle has ben employed GIVEN NEXT WEDNESDAY, electric pole line In the alley back of Albert Burns. Camas. Laxton building on Fifth street be-1 Following is a complete text o t thh as commercial teacher at the high j _ _ _ Jule Hicks. Seattle. Main street from Fifth to Second tween Main and A, It was announced resolution passed by the council faro* echo«,HI with a salary of »130 a month, j The laat play of Ihe season to he j street was received from the Southern Al Forsberg, Seattle. ■ tiday. (ng the closing of the street: according lo announcement by Clerk | given by the ’’Klassy Kids Kirmpany” i Pacific company and acknowledged Ray Tauschey. Portland. N ev and second-hand Chevrolsts 1A HEREAS, the Common council of Smith of the Springfield lodge of Neighbors by the council by resolution. T h e ! -Spider" Potllef. Eugene. will be sold by the company. It was : the Town of Serin rfleld at this ttonh Mr Morgan has already taken over o( Woodcraft Is scheduled for Wed- I deed sets ou, that If the rigbt-of way Dale Croner, Eugene. announced. The rooms have been having under consideration »he prop* Ihe supervisorial activities authnrlied n,.*rtay night al the Bell theatre. "AH . Is ever needed for railroad purposes Happy McDonald. Eugene. I t inted and otherwise rennovated for 1 sitton that the grade crossing at the 1» hv the hoard. He will have general oumm ed Up.” a comedy, will be It may be repossessed. attractive quarters. tersection of South Second street with charge of Ihe work of th > district |n addition lo a motion plc- An ordinance was passed by the The new business Is welcomed to ’he Southern Pacific railway be elimh thla summer Ills salary will be P«ld j , ura program, according lo Mrs. C. F. round! assessing the cosL »1238.15, UNION MEETINGS OF In 1, equal Installments Mr Morgan KKgtlnann « h o Is directing IL The for the Improvement of North Second OHURCHES ATTRACT Springfi eld as an evidence of the cou- nated and closed, and WHEREAS, the said council deem ! _____ fid~nce of local buisness prosperity heretofore has received »lROfl for nine proceedg wm be Used In sending the and J stroets against the property. the use and maintenance of said cros«* Union meeting«« of the Springfield shown by the county seat concern. months. drlU teum io the national convention. Ing hazardous to the traveling public Protestant churches are proving sue R ep air Jobe Let | ca(tt ,g RS fo|iow«: George and therefore deems the closing ot cessful In attracting good-slxed Sun STARS AND MASONS TO Th.' school hoard has let the con- Bart,e(t a ,Wer „pedallst — Mrs LABOR DAY PICNIC TO tract for roof tinning on lhe Lincoln | , M)nter hl(| a|<R,g(ant_ BE HELD AT WENDLING i dav night audiences, according to lo- D ir 'k im A T C IT Y PARK said crossing amply warranted and IB cal church leaders. On laat Sunday PIC N IC AT CITY rA R A the interest of the public good, and ■chool lo Strobel and Miller, sheet f f Fnt)l,i; n n . Hpnrtetta o ' - WHEREAS, the Oregon State High* The Loyal Legion of lo g g ers and night the Methodist Episcopal church i Memberg o, Cagcade chapted metal worker. «>» K W » « ' i T rem .yne - Melba Mellon , Oeoffrv Lumbermen. Booth-Kelly units, will was W1UJ well ww_>a filled -- to ------- hear --------------- Rev. Charles OnJer Eastern gtar and « tty commission contem plates pett* svas »227 The other bidder was A C ! m v r u e r o i tu e t*a»ieru oi»» »uu « *- - ... v . j . x .h . I Tremayne, her husbant., a pianist— families and Masons and f.m lle . will Pub” c S e ^ c e commiss O< Nelson, who offered to do the Job for Mrs. Robert Hansen; and „ Gloria .„ r la Bart- hold their annual picnic at W endllne Blom of the Baptist church speak, Bart on Ixtbor Day. It was announced today - - »322. Next Sunday evening. - Rev. Gabriel har# g p,cnic at the c ity park Tues for an order authorizing and directing lett—Lucille Richmond. The shingling of the school will be by John King, secretary of the Spring Sykes of the Methodist church will day evenlnK July 19 p |ang arP being that said crossing be closed, Final rehearsols are being held, tho done hy Roy Foster al »2.70 M Dave field local. The decision means that speak at the Christian church. The made by a committee for a god time to THEREFORE, be It resolved by th« last taking place Thursday night pre Worley. Sherman A. Young. J. J. Cor- no plans will be made for a Joint ministers so far hare remained in common council of the Town of be had by all. nln and Claud Lansberry were unsuc ceding the regular session of the picnic with other districts at Newport, the city on Sunday evenings and have Springfield that the proposed plan aa$ lodge Tickets are on sale at the The picnickers are urged to bring cessful bidders for this Job. he said. petition of the State Highway com m i» assisted In the services. well filled baskets and their Employment of an office secretary home of Mre. Egglmann. The entire day will be spent at sioa be and at the same time 14 dishes. has ben arranged, with Miss Fay W endllng by the lumber workers. A POTATO SEED WILL BE hereby approved, and be It furthar r * Flaher handling this work, beginning ANNUAL CHURCH PICNIC lengthy sport» program 1» being ar solved that the said council cooperat« CERTIFIED BY EXPERT FALL CREEK RESIDENT In September. She will be paid »75 TO BE HELD ON JULY 24 ranged and other features will make with the State Highway com m lsslo* a month. Her work will be entirely at the affair an enjoyable one, said Mr. Certification of potato seed is to be DIES AT AGE OF 64 in the proposed elimination of said the high school building. The annual picnic of the Christian King. grade crossing. made In L .n . county shortly accord , Principal Morgan has been author,, church will be held on 8unday, July .ng to County Agent ° . S • schoo,house Sunday morn- Dock Is Repaired sed to purchase supplies for the com »4. It was announced today. Prof. Hyslop of O. A. C. will make Keg8tn<er, MAN'S HAND MANGLED In Ihe past It has been the custom Various dock repair» were carried ing year, according to bids already IN HAY FORK PULLEY the certification. , whQ nlght after 54 for the congregation to hold the on at the Booth-Kelly plant here this received. Farmers desiring to have their seed yearg Of residence In that d istrict Caught ln the block of a large h af The chimneys of the schools have church service« ln the open air at the week, l’lsnks In the dock beside the hern Inspected and cleaned this week. picnic ground». This year, however, office were taken up and replaced with Inspected and certified should let the,, jjr Kissinger was 64 years, 11 fork on the Ernest Bertech place, Ray agent know Immediately, he said months of age when he died. He Mitchell Of Thurston sustained p a l* services will be held In the morning new lumber. Panic locks have ben Installed on came to Fall Ctwek when 10 year» of ful injuries to one of his hands1 thlg at the church as usual, and after that the doors of the Lincoln school and age. He I» survived by two son». morning. Ihe members will go to the picnic high school bnlldinga. Baxter and Orval, both of Fall Creek. grounds to spend the remainder of the Mitchell was forking hay off a load The funeral eras In charge of W. F. and somehow got his hand betWMffi day outdoor«. ADAMS AND PARTY TAKE Place of th« picnic has not been an Walker. Springfield. the pulley and the cable. The hdrseg LONG AUTO TRIP EAST nounced yet. at that moment started up, crushing STEEL ON HAND FOR hla hand In the pulley. A king auto trip to Wisconsin and POHL IS PARTNER OF Virtually »170 was given bjr Spring- Rowe, Geo. Carson. A. Knowlton.. The attending physlc'an at Spring* NEW HAYDEN BRIDGE Mlnpeeota was started Sunday when a Long A Cross, Wm. Rodenhaugh, HUNTLY IN BUSINESS field people to pay fbr the oiling of field reported that the accident, while party of Springfield resldenta left Wright * « 8on. J. F. Ketels. - Spring »»..a*** — —• — ------------- The steel Is now on the ground for painful, will not prove seriona as none with Marlon Adama, employe of East Main street, South Second street M. A. Pohl baa been made a husl- field Service Station, Sanitary Market. the new Hayden Bridge on the Camp of the bones were crushed. Gray's cash and carry atore, piloting ne«s partner of M. B. Huntly In the and South D str e e t according to an Springfield Garage. Stuart A Holver | Creek road, according to statem ents L. Plumber, employed by Booth* the car. delicatessen and restaurant business nouncement made today by George son. Commercial State Bank, E. L. ! made here tast night by County Com K elly lumber company, called on A In the group were Mr. and Mrs. the latter ha» operated here for »ev- Vnlllor. Springfield street comm is Smith, u iw , I. i. M. m. Petreson, i | mlssioner Clinton I. Hurd, who was physician for treatment for injuria« Adams and son. Bobble, Mrs. Sarah eral years. Mr. Pohl began work Mon sioner. Before the oiling Job was McKInnls,' C. W. Dotey, Geo. W |n Springfield last night In connection received to hla back while lifting Adams, his mother: Mrs. G eo rg e Car- day. undertaken, Mr. Valller made a can Orr, Springfield Mill A Orin. W. F. w(th the Second Street closing pro- a heavy slab. son 8., mother of Mrs. Adams. Mr. Pohl Is a brother of Mr». vass and obtained numerous subscrip Walker, Newland's, Jullu» Fulop, W j pogal. They will he gone fire months. Huntly, and I« well-known in Spring- C. Rebhan, First National Bank, A St. f h e new concrete piers for the Local Couple Wad tions. field. Service Station, Jones A Larson. J. A. bridge already are oomplat», and work Viola Nelsen, daughter of Arne Nel The largest contribution was that ot MISS LAURA WAY TO Booth-Kelly Lumber company, »50. Nelson, Stewart Fuel Co., O. H. can no« gp head on the structure son, this city, was married at Bugena Obaarvatlen Cara Carried BE BURIED TODAY The other subscriptions range from Jarrett, F. B. Flanerv Eugene Kester, ttgeif, gaid Mr. Hurd. Pier» ar« to he Friday night to Stillman K. George ad Two of the train» passing through C. P. Clover, Marion Adam», Miss bunt this year for the new Coburg Eugene. Mrs. George graduated from Fnneral services will be conducted Springfield over the Sonthern Pacific’s »1 to »10. Here Is the list: the local high school and la wall George Valller. Jolltffe-Scalefe Co., C. Anna Tuoy, Frank Tuoy, Vasby Bros . bridj«, said the commissioner. at the Walker chapel at 1 o’clock this Cascade line are now carrying sight known here. F. Bgglmann. W. A Taylor, M. B. R. P. Mortensen, Dr. Pollard. Paul afternoon for Miss Laura Way. M, seeing cars on the rear. No. »1. the The aerrice waa read hy Rer. Hadley, Roy Koch, Alac Steven», Dan Highway Repaired Huntly, Swart» * Washburne, Gray’» daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield southbound local, carries »uch a car Frederick Jennings of the Episcopal Zlmennan, A. P. Nllsen. A. P. Sever The break ,n the Pacific Highway way. who died at the state tubercular from Eugene to Klamath Falls, and Cash A C any, R. 8. Annette, O. W. son, Sticker, Springfield Taxi, Ander- under the Southern Pacific trestle In church. Mr. and Mrs. George, after a Carson, C. E. Colcord, M. H. Bain No. 1». the northbound Cascade hospital a Salem. bridge, W J. Sullivan, C. H. Paddock, son A Clover, R. B. Morria, J. C. Me- Weat Springfield la repaired. The honeymoon at the beaches, will live In R« t . 8. B. Childers of the Christian Limited. 1» equipped with an ahserva- Eugene, where he Is in business with Mountain 8tates Power Co., Spring- Murray, Booth-Kelly Lumber com- ' place has been a bugbear to «notorietà h i. « .i k .. church will hare charge of the tlon car from Klamath Falls to Eu panr. Colbyman. Springfield Nwwa. »Ince the flood laat spring. field Bakery, Danner Motor Co., N. A. gene. services. Many Contribute to Oiling Second and East Main Sts.