PAGE FIVE
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TinTRSI)AYJULY21. 1»27
O f 2300 head of grade and pure-bn-g
Mra. Collins Passes
SMITH KEEPS JOB AS
d airy and beef cattle tested during th-
JUSTICE OF PEACE
past three weeks In K lam ath county,
Mr». LUU« Estolla Collins 51. died
by F H. Thompson, Inspector for the a t tho Eugene hospital July 14
She
R W . Sm ith, justice o f the peace
United Stales bureau of anim al Indus
I»
survived
by
her
husband.
W
.
H. who announced last Thursday that bo
In form Jaspar— I) V. Alllaon of
Go to Ooldaen— Mr. and Mr«. Turn
try , only eight were found to lie suf
Collins, two sons. Royal and Rlcbard. w ill resign, s till bolds the Job be-
Jaipur «»» a Hprhurfhdd visitor Tuna-
Rathbun spent Sunday at Uoldaon.
fering with tuberculosis.
and two daughters, M ra. Floyd C raw causo nobody has experased a desire
day.
The Lion’s Lilac, a yearling Jersey
Browor Hero— lin y Brow or of Kail I
ford and Mrs Gladys Collins.
The to accept the position If be quits. M r
cow. owned by H a rry H. Ilif f of Inde
Horo from
Santa C lara— I *
W
funeral was held a t the W a lk e r chp.il Sm ith, who decided to quit when ho
Creek >*wa a vla lto r here thia week,
pendence, has established a new
E llio tt of Santa C lara »pun' » part of
waa awarded the Janitorshlp of the
July U .
world's record for cows under 2 years
McGlynn iM n H u rt— llu rt Katun of Tuesday In Hprlngfleld.
B rattaln achmool, w ill remain justice
old by producing 742 44 pounds of but-
for the present, at any rate.
Mt-CIvnn »«a a vlaltor here till» week.
O nly 46 per cent of nit tra ffic over
Vlalt from St. Loula— M r. and' Mr»
terfat und 10,752 pounds of m ilk In
M arriage Llccnsos Issued
the hlghwnys of Oregon la horaedrawn, 1
I
J
K.
Godwin
and
daughter,
of
Ht
L o re From Pangra— Mr«. S W.
805 days. I be Am erican Jersey C attle
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
, Loul». Mo . are vlaltor» at tho II. L. according to a survey conducted b y , club announces.
During the past w eek m arriage lie- I
H li»rd"<>n o f Pengra » « u Kprlnv
Notice Is hereby given that the un
the state highway department.
Vauglio bom« lit re.
T h - road to the C ra te r lake rlni ensea have been Issuod by C o u n ty ' dersigned Kar»^l W ebster has been ap
fluid vlaltor late I»»1 Werk.
Lum ber m ill« In and adjacent to ,
pointed adlm inlstrator o f the estate
Move to D e x te r— M r. and
Mr»,
from Anna springs that has been sub C le rk W . B. D illard to the following
H ere from Salam — M r. and Mr». j Claud* Nyatron, who have ll»«r| hero Kluinatli Falla are now employing u p | ject to one-way tra ffic owing to snow ,
Harold Rodeo. Albany, and N ina of C. L. W ebster, tteceased. by tho
County Court of Lane County, Oregon,
N « » i l l W illia m » vlxlied briefly In f»>r »«vttrul year», have m crcd to pruxlinaiely 3000 men und are cutting j since the opening of the park July 1. Perk Ina Eugene; Harold* S w artz and
and all persons having claims against
mor« than l.MiU.UOU fvvl of lum ber
Bprlnghetd luxt week.
E
th
el
Rodgers,
both
of
Cottage
Grove;
said estate «rill present them duly
1 Dexter.
1 was opened last F riday w ithout any
eatb day.
tra ffic restrictions. A warm sun has Leonard Andrews. Corvallis, and Ada verified at the law office of W hitten
H ere from M areóla— M r. and Mr».
Bain Laavaa fo r Woodburn— Mr.
Final chock of th« summer quarter , melted the snow rapidly and a force G ilbam . Cottage G rove; M ichel Hlch- Bwwfrord, 315 M 4 W Bldg., Eugene.
Bob Purcell o f M arcóla paid Spring and Mra. Verne Bain le ft Tuesday fur
Oregon, on or before six months after
rens and M artha Roth, both of Eu
enrollm ent at th« Oregon norm al > of men has completed the work.
the first publication of th l* notice
field a vlalt Hu lurday.
Woodburn. where he has accepted a a< hool at Monmouth ahoived an In- ■
gene;
Donnell A llen, and
Donna
Hated and first published July 21,
position ao superintendent of the i crease of 114 over the registration o f 1 Continued cool w eather and exces Nichols, both of Cottage Grove; Storl- 1927
In from W o lte rv lllo — Mra. If Put
t i r e moisture In the soil Is keeping
K A R E L W E B S T E R . Adm inistrator.
school«.
Ing Swegle. Eugene, and Gladys H a n
laat summer.
nam of W a lta r rille waa a buxine«»
the wheat straw In several section of
W H IT T E N S W A F F O R D Attorney
naford,
Oregon
C
ity
;
W
a
lte
r
Crnzan.
vla lto r In Hprtngfleld Monday
Baby Bon Born— A baby sun waa
G overnor Patterson has appointed U m atilla county too green and tough
for Estate.
D exter, and N ellie Fisher. Springfield
Jl. 21-28: Au. 4-11-18:
born Wedneaday morning to M r and Mr». H enry L. Corbett. Rev J. G. T ate for harvest operations and the wheat i
Raturlna from Albany— Mra
W II- ¡
Mra. Kenneth B arrett, Eugene. Mra. and Mr». Frederick Strong, all of Port- , harvest w ill not generally be under
Ham lM waon la bark a fte r a vlalt ■
B a rrett la the daughter of M r. and land, members of the state cblld wel ■ way until July 25, according to word
w ith her mother at Albany.
fare commission.
Mrs. I, K Thompson of Springfield
received from grain growers near Pen
M ra. Alllaon Horo— M ra D. H AHI i
W hat are said to bo the firs t Colo dleton.
M
laaionary
v
is
ile
—
D
r
Royal
Rye,
aon o f Ja»per »pent
pari of F riday i
rado potato beetles In eastern Oregon
Special lighting district and pur
medical missionary to A frica, waa a
In Hprlngfleld.
have been found on the Ed Jonea chase of Delbert K e lly ath letic field
guest Monday night of M r and Mra.
. place In Baker
T hey resemble the went over by a two to one vote In an
Haro from Orovo— C A. t ’rltea of I II. T
M itchell of thia city.
Mtaa
j eaatern potato bug.
apathetic special city election held In
C o llag e Grove waa a Springfield v ia l-, H a ttie M itchell and Hr. By« worked
The anim al Clackam as county plo- Cottage Grove last week. T he coun
In (he »«me district In Africa.
tnr late laat week
i neera' picnic w ill be held at the Jons- cil was given authority to create light:
Go to Lake— M r. and Mra. O. H. i rud grove, one h alf m ile north of the Ing districts by a vote of 13» to 67
In from W ondllng— Mra. C arl Ba
tepp of W endllng paid Springfield a ' Ja rre tt were paaaengcra on the South i Estacada high school on the B lu ff i and to purchase the ath letic field by a
ern Pacific excursion train to Odell road, Sunday. July 31
visit Saturday
voted of 133 to 73
latke SuiMtuy.
T hey returned that
New
tra
ffic
laws
for
the
city
of
t
Tem porary organisation of the Coos
Undergo«» O peration—John Kara«
evening.
Pendleton were adopted by the city ' County Egg Producers' ahsoclatlon
underw ent a m ajo r operation a t t h e ,
Take New port T rip — M r. and Mr«. ' council Iasi week. Parking tim e llm I was formed at Coquille, w ith S. B.
IhactSc Christian hospital Sunday.
S O. Moahler. M rs Georgia G riff 1«. Its and other tra ffic problems are Leeper, president, resolved to m arket
V isitors from Salem — M r. and Mr» M r. and M rs R K M oehler and M r. I Ironed out In the new code.
24.000 eggs produced d ally In Coos
J K Scott of Salem were vlaltor» and Mra Orlfltn of Ramaey, Illino is,
Ftidiermen who use M arshfield as county. The organization plans to In
ovor the week eml at tho home of M r. I went to New port for a short holiday headquarters while tro llin g offshore crease egg production and engage In
and M ra. W H. Adrian
T he county now lm
claim that sharks are causing much export trade.
Tuesday.
trouble and damage to nets and tackle j ports 300 cases monthly.
Baby D a u g h t e r W elcom ed— M r and
Southbound Tourlota Stop— M r and off the mouth o f the Umpqua river.
Ellsw orth K elley aDd James W illos
M ra
W . J. C u lver of Beat Main Mr« H J. Roberta, hound for i ’uoenlx.
Complete o fficial returns of the re- i for a third tim e heard sentence of
alreet are the párente of a daughter, Arisons. from Spokane, Washington,
rent special election, aa canvassed by . death pronounced against them when
born Monday morning.
visited b riefly w ith M r. and M rs. C F
the geerr'. ty cf state, show that the j Circuit Judge K e lly fixed August 19
Eggtmann Sunday. T h e Roberta lived
Baby le W elcom ed—«Mr and Mr« I
state Income tax measure waa deteat- i as the tim e (hr the two men to die on
Fresh home-grown vegetables that are as different
G Watoon are the happy parent» of In Springfield 16 years ago.
ed by a m ajo rity of 1V.2S»4 of the voter the gallows In the Oiegon state pris
front
the aot-touse winter variety as day is trom night are
a baby eon horn last Friday.
The
on, from which they escaped on Aug
cast.
0. F. ANDERSON GOES TO
W ateona live a t W endllng
now
here
for vou—picked fresh daily and awaiting your
nst
12,
two
years
ago.
leaving
behind
A pproxim ately 4 00 stuaecta w i.l
them a tra il of tragedy and blood.
SALEM
FOR
OPERATION
selection.
"Eai vegetables” has come to be the doctor«’
have
graduated
from
the
Monmouti.
R eturn from Bend— H enry Adrlau
Although severely handicapped by
, Norm al school between the dates ol
first orders to their patients so there must be health quali
and H a rry Scott of Salem attended
O F Anderaon. president of the ' January 1, 1927. und Septem ber 2, at the unseasonable rains, grading con
the (Jo n * chapter night affair at Bend
ties which you should not ignore.
(•««cade M anufacturing company. Is which tim e the sum mer aeaaton w ill tractors working on the Roosevelt
laat Saturday.
at Salem where he 1« to undergo an | close.
highway betweenu M ohler and Gari
Picnic Up R iver— M r
and Mr« operation as a result of aerlona In-
The total tonnage that
passed ( baldl In Tillam ook county are making
C lark W heaton and Mlaa Edna Sw art» Jut tea to hla head received laat fa ll through the government locks at Ore fa ir progress on the last links neede
enjoyed a picnic Sutulny at Red when he waa struck by a flying piece gon C ity during the (lsc-al year end to complete the coast road from Ys
ol emery.
e
Lodge, near M cK en tte bridge.
ing June 30 amounted to 265,399, an quina bay to Astoria, according to A
T h e operation, for the pnrpoae of
average df »47 tons for every day ex J. Olsen, resident highway englnee.
Go to N e w p o rt— D r a 1*1 Mra. Eu relieving pressure on the brain. 1» of
In charge of the work.
cept Sundays.
geno Koetor. M r* M innie Z eig ler and an exceedingly delicate nature
Crooked riv e r highway bridge— on-
C
alvin
J.
Hurd,
<2.
ex-state
repre
C lara F aw ver motored to Newport
sentative from Lane county and since of the highest and greatest spans o
Sunday.
Infant Son Dios
1923 extension specialist in agricul Its kind In the w orld— was dedicatee
Teaches at Corvallis— Mlaa Pearls
tu ral economics, died In Corvallis last by Governor Patterson last week. Co
Sanford Shanka. Infant aon of M r.
Peterson, slater of tho city recorder,
week of heart disease a fte r but a Incidental w ith the bridge dedicatlo:
was the joint dedication of the Pete
la practice leaching a t Corvallis thia and M r». James Shank» of West week's Illness.
Skene Ogden park, a tract which bor
summer.
She visited M r und Mra. Springfield, died at the Paclflc Chris
The mineralised skull of a mammal
tian ho»plt.il Tuesday n ig h t T he
ders the two ends of the bridge, ano
Petwraon Sunday
Interm ediate between a pig and a deer,
funeral w a x In f at the W a lk e r chapel
which looks down Into the dark am
which ranged prim eval Oregon some
Phone
CALL
Phone
L. A. Man Horo— W a lter Rrano. yesterday.
awesome chasm of the Crooked riv e r
2,000,000
years
ago,
has
been
found
form er employe at Kggimann'a candy
During June a total of 190 coyotes
In the John Hay sediments of southern
kitchen, visited here Sunday while
Thiovaa E n ter House
20 bobcats, one bear, one wolf. V.
Crook
county.
en route from boa Angelea to Soap
badgers, 116 porcupines and four
Mr». Rldenhour. resident of F ifth
F arm ers are getting excellent re
Lake. W ash . w ith a party o f friend«.
skunks were killed by 27 hunters d
street, complained to police today that sults from the use of lim e In raising
Leave for Hood Rlvor— Rev Gabriel thieves entered her house and stole clover and alfalfa. T h e result Is o r rected by the United States biologies
survey, according to the June rcpori
Sykes and fam ily have gone to Hood ar.ny blankets, soap and towels.
ders are belug received at the state
of Stanley G. Jewett, leader of predn
R iv e r for a month's vacation and
lim e plant for future delivery at the
torv anim al control in Oregon. Man:
vlalt w ith relatives and friend«.
Bicycle Found
rate vt too tons a day.
audltional coyotes were poisoned bj
The Oregon State Pharm aceutical three hunters working In eastern Ore
V isitors from F all C raak— Among
L yle Zacharay, »32 C s tre e t report
out-of-town rialto ra here Sunday were ed to police today that a bicycle had j association, closing Its three-day con- gon.
M r and Mra. C. Neet of F all Creek. been abandoned In hla yard.
T h e ' vent Ion In Bend last week, selected
Statistics compiled by Roy A. K lc lr
Mrs. Snm W oodyard of Vpneta and wheel belongs to a Eugene boy. and 1 Salem as the 192» convention city and state highway engineer, and base
named
Lynn
H.
Ferguson.
Newberg,
M r. and Mra. M ark Cole of Garden waa stolen and abandoned here.
uiwin a survey conducted on June I f
president for the coming year.
W ay.
show that of the tra ffic passing ov>
H enry Noble M cK inney. 91, for 60 highways in Oregon 66.51 per cci
V la lt
Egglm ann Hom e— M r. and T Y P E W R IT E R R IB B O N S — Aaaorted
THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
mnkea In black and blue In «toe-- at years a resident of Baker county, and were passenger cars bearing Orcgi
Mra. E llra y Sluckenbruck stopped
t t e New« office. For the conveni for 75 years a resident o f Oregon, died license plates. 21.45 per cent wt r
While waitng for announcement of New Ford Car, we have
here Monday to v is it M r. and Mra. C.
ence of customers who have h ith e r at the home of his daughter. Miss passenger cars from other states. 1.::
F. Egglmann. T h e Stuckenbrucka are
!
an
opportunity to give you
to not been able to get ribbon» In Bertha M cK inney. In Baker, from com per cent were stages and busses. 9.75
on th e ir w ay home to Acampo. C a t.
Springfield we have started thia plications eaused by advanced age.
per ren t were trucks and .49 per cont
from Canada.
M r. Stuckenbruck 1»
T he Oregon Audubon society has w ere motorcycles.
new line of ribbons for Underwood«.
the »on of ex-Senntor Stuckenbruck
Remingtons. Royals. L. C. Sm ith, requ< sted Governor I'atterson to Issue
Cottage Grove lodge No. 51, A. F.
o f C alifo rn ia and a cousin of Mrs.
id other makes
W- a proclam ation proclaim ing the w> st and A. M.. has a member who w ill b<
Egglm ann.
ern m eadow lark the state bird of O re 100 years of age In October and is yet
gon. The selt-ctlon was made by a active. The m em ber Is “ Uncle Jin
We offer free Inspection, telling you what your car needs
vote of the school (h ild re u of Oregon. W h itfo rd , who as a guest at the M a
TOWN AND VICINITY
OREGON STATE NEWS 1
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
“Fresh V egetab les”
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
12 Bars Wool Soap—
6 Thin Blown Water
Glasses—
9-WHITE FRONT SROCERY-9
Special Service
On Your Used
Springfield Service Station
“ Where Service i» King”
M A IN A T FIFTH
«
United States Tires—
Sales and Service
Associated Oil Products
♦
Hi-Pressure Greasing
The city of Coquille has placed an
order for 4600 feel of new eight-inch
w ater main, which w ill be used in re
pairing broken-down conduits In some
parts of the city, and laying a new
j line of 1600 feet from a well recently
I sunk.
sonic home at Forest Grove, where
he has been assistant to the superli.
tendent. and continues active In show
Ing visitors over the place. Cottage
Grove has another resident, Mrs. M el
vina W illis, who soon w ill be 101.
T he vacationist setting out on his
summer outlug w ill find the finest
Oregon roads In the history of the
stale, In the opinion of Oregon State
Motor association officials who have
just completed an extensive logging
lou r of the state. The delayed sum
mer. which held up tra ffic on many
inoui.laln roads, has repaid tor its ta r
diness by placing practically all of
the state roads In excellent condition.
Portland last month equaled Its rec
ord of last September by establishing
a death roll of only 9.4 to the 1000 of
population of the city and set a new
low m ark for infant deaths when the
rate last month was 22.6 to every 1000
births. Portland had the loweat death
rate among babies shown by a survey
of 48 cities of 100.000 population or
more, made by the departm ent of com
merce, which credited th a t city with
a rate of 38.7.
W ith more than 160 delegates from
all over Oregon, W ashington and Ida
ho In attendance, the fifth annual sum
m er tra in in g conference of the United
Presbyterian church synod of the
Columbia opened In Corvallis last
week.
The annual field day and picnic of
the farm ers of M ultnom ah county w ill
be held on the grounds of the Multno
mah County F a ir association S atur
day, July 23. This picnic is under th'c
auspices i t the Ponlona grange Of
M ultnom ah county.
Linn county farm e r*, according to
all present Indication», are assured of
a bumper crop In all fall sown grains,
which «rc fa r above the average, grain
men report, who have been studying
the situation. Spring sown oats w ill
be much better than uaual. but spring
wheat w ill be damaged about one-third
by ru»t. F r I, wheat w ill make an av
erage yield of 30 bushel» to Che acre
und there are many fields which w ill
produce 40 buRhels. T he averuge In
recent years has not been above 20
buebeli.
at- . a siiB»aa t i >i»*a» L (~
■■—
~ ■— a".
*
C ar
to put it in Condition, which may Save Expense later. Also
W e Will Do The
Following Operations for
$1.00
Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs.
Clean and Adjust Coil Units.
Clean Commutator Case.
Test Battery and Fill with Water.
Clean Carburator and Sediment Bulb.
If you anticipate a vacation trip this is Especially Im
portant.
Until September lBt we offer a Genuine Rubber
13-Plate Ford Battery, for $10.00 and you old Battery.
The season for dry plowing is here and we are ready
to Demonstrate a Fordson Tractor and Oliver Plow Equip
ment. Maybe a Good Used Tractor.
When you think of Fords think of us as Authorized
Ford Dealer.
£. R. Danner Motor Co.
5th and A Street
Springfield, Ore.