THURSDAY MARCH 1. 1928
T H E SPRIN GFIELD NEWS
PACE SIX
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o th e r d o esn 't m a tte r Hut If you should
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lie In any doubt w h atev er, brlnil iheiu
C o rresp o n d an ts
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„he gtl>vp,.,i him.
both, AU s e t? ”
stre a m s edge S he saw a t once th a t
“ L arry , you poor In f a n t," sh e cried
And th e n Kiittmlna m t» d ism issed
he w as furiously an g ry , ao angry th a t ..| t >H , lm# yml h »d som ebody to look
■ tn u m a u ie n t » a s a d o s e on« amt he could not p n rutl! h im self to u tte r ,lf l„ r y o u i W h a t tlo you th in k you're
front Hie scene, an d m atter* w ere
| proved to be v ery ex citin g . T h u rsd ay i W(>n," slH,
hHnt,
ta k e n up at the point of in te rru p tio n .
CARDEN WAY
going to do?"
. P leasan t H ilt won from S a n ta C lara
T hey would not In te re st US.
He seised h e r h u n g rily , an d th e y ( ..<M , htt ag re e m e n t. D on’t you
m a jo rity . S atunla.v they clung to g e th e r for se v e ra l u a u n e n t« w orry about them not h an d in g o v er
(TO BE C O N TIN U ED )
Mr aud Mrs Win t i a n t i am t Ml*> hv “
F a r P arso n of S pringfield w ere g u eals |
» " r > »«'nsatlonal «am « with w hile th e calm ing, so othing Influences w|,en I tell th em to !"
t l * . fe k n a a
a. ifta » . i
• 6* M ■ *.■■> « .. 1 M • I * .
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I W alker, » lu llin g th e gam e in th e last sw ep t th ro u g h th em
At length he
M ors S trip s Laid
Of th e F ra n k Bailey fam ily Sunday.
"Y es; hut they call sw ear th at it
a
5 seconds of play, m ak in g th e score release«! h er w ith a n explosive sign.
w as tak en from them by force "
More s trip s w ere laid on th e dock of
D orothea Halley a tte n d e d th e b irth
; 26 to 24.
They had not kissed.
th e H prlnxfleld bridge thia week,-when
"W ell, w hat would yon do th en * "
d ay party of Miss D oris M yers of
i
T h eir h a rd e st gam e » a s played Sat
"W ell, th a t Is o v er ” he said. "B ur
It wai^ found th a t th e tw o plnnkn
“ I'd ste a l It. T h en w hat pro o f h av e
S pringfield T u esd ay ev eu in g
u n lay n ig h t » h e n th ey m et C oburg ton, oh, blessed o n e If It had> not be->n they, ex cep t each o th e r's w o rd s' You
provided for w heel tre a d s w ere not
L ucille an d M iriam Male sp en t the
At th e end of th e tlrst q u a rte r th e for you I should h av e killed them both could deny th a t. W ould you lie nicely
siilfid en t. T raltte o v er th e b rills > |s
w eek end a t hom e
•c o re w as 9 to 1 In fav o r o f C oburg, as th ey sat th e re
Hi
I Just k ept in a good cause, do you th in k ? "
much sm oother* sin ce th e Im prove
T h iev es raW vd th e p o u ltry house of
but d u rin g th e second q u a rte r the th in k in g th a t h e
your fu tlier "
m
en ts w ere m ade
"I
d
o
n
't
k
n
o
w
;
It
w
ouldn't
he
n
ec
F ra n k H ailey S unday n ig h t and stole
P le a sa n t H ill boys se ttled dow n to j .q know ." sh e soo thed him "I feel e ssary . I think the b u rd en of proof
th r e e tu rk ey s.
b u sin ess an d th e sco re stood 20 to is w| , h you ¡„ ev ery b it of It w h eth er would be on them . How will we do
To E n te rta in C last
Mr. and M rs F ra n k K in tile y and
In th e ir fav o r by th e end of th e half. | he Is my fa th e r o r n o t. Hut let s not It?"
c h ild re n v isited w ith Mrs. C lara Male
C oburg once ag ain got th e lead, b u t a talk about It o r we sh all Just he crasv
Mrs. A II Van V alxah will e n te r
"D issem ble," sh e cried "M ake them
S a tu rd a y .
su ccessio n of S b a sk e ts m ad e by Pions a n g ry again, and th a t will do us no th in k th a t your opposition h a s blown
ta in m em b ers of h e r S unday »« Itool
G eorge Moon of R aym ond. W ash in g
c
. P* '« ’ätE yS& J
a n t H ill by u sin g th e hook p ass good."
cla ss o f t h e '!> > ’ h ' ' d ' " l « hurt'll at h e r
.“ te r n a r y ol t ouitusrrc, ll«-it>«rt
o v e r; th a t y o u 're all r«>ady to go
to n , w as a g u est of G eorge M axw ell.
H oover^ who h i t »tir. en up the He*
bro u g h t th e final score to 36 for P leas
"W h ere do you get you wisdom , ah ead w ith fa th e r's scheme.
In tn > S a tu rd a y u it«rii»»a T he affair
T
hen
|
S unday.
Mr. Moon Is sp en d in g a
publican Prcfcidtfitial titiuthw i by an-
a n t Hill an d 28 for C oburg
Many o f 1 B urton — he a sk ed h er, and sm iled
» ill h o n o r Mrs P a u lin e C line and
fa th e r w on’t hang on to his hill fold
couple of w e e k s w ith his p a re n ts Mr.
nonneing hi» candidar; for ihr ju>-»|.
th e p lay ers played th e ir last gam e of
At
the
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Mrs
M ahal K dm unaou.
tcav
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Ieri.,- ale |
I
an d Mrs V irgil Moon of Springfield
h ig h sch o o l b ask etb all. T hey a re
" T h a t’s b e tte r ! " sh e cried
Now
"H ow do you know It's in th e bill i five in ike held (or Republican u„,.j.
Mr. and M rs C lav to n Cavili ng woo I
D onald K ahler. J e r ry K ahler. C arl Lin w e i an talk ab o u t It
Inatiun.
W hat a re we fold ?"
C h ariv ari Is H sld
an d fam ily h av e m oved to E u g en e an«.
ton. C laren ce M onson an d L ym an to d o ?”
•’I
saw
him
put
It
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re
,“
sh
e
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Mr. and Mra W arren Collins»«'»«! who
lugging tw o Infinitesim al tro u t.
F rien d s gav e a c h a riv a ri Ia si n ig h ’
T in k er. N ext y e a r P ro f E. E Kil
T h e re ’s one th in g I’m not going p lain ed /
w ere em ployed on th e H arlow farm
“ D unin!" m u tte iv d D avenport fer (or Mr gtnd M rs A rth u r B row n. Who
P atrick will have p ra c tic a lly a new t0 do ," he sta te d w ith conviction, "no
"S uch a sudden ab o u t face on my v en tly ,
w ill o p e ra te th e C oppernoll farm
stopped h ere ut th e hom e of h«r p a r
team b u t he h as been w orking up i m a tte r w hat th e p rice to p ay ; I’m p art m ay not ap p eal to hint "
Ed G ent o f C oburg tra n sa c te d bust
B ui a t Itiirto n ’s sugg«'stlon Hlntm ona en ts, Mr and Mrs S M G oddard,
seco n d s trin g th is y ear an d h as som e n ot going Io p erm it th is schem« of
" I ’ve th o u g h t of th a t," *ti# said A was let Into th e ir secrots. “T he p u p -r
n e ss In th is neighbor!! >od Monday.
last night
Mrs B row n, whn w as
sp len d id m a te ria l in hand
«'eatruetlon!"
slow color w as m ounting to h er belongs t«> nw>, an<l It Is vitally uc, c*
Mrs. Bill L indley of G am p C reak
form
erly
M
rs
Ida P a rk s , Is going w ild
T h e stu d e n t body of th e P leasan t
"H ow can it be sto p p ed ?" she asked cheeks. " F irs t of all It m ust becom e nary I got It but k," L a rry concluded
a rriv e d T uesday and rem ain ed u n til
ie r husb an d to T illa m o o k , wln-r^t th •
H
ill
high
school
a
re
p
lan
n
in
g
to
give
know n w ho you a re
He th in k s you "W ill you help?"
" L e t's be p ra c tic a l."
F rid ay w th h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs
lire to open a re a s ta u rn n t.
ft b ask et so cial in th e n e a r fu tu re for
" F o r one th in g , 1 can re fu se to give a re a g arag e m an, rem em b er "
O. H. lia u g h a n n .
"It w ill a ffe c t all our fu tu re h a p p i
B illie B ear and Dorotliy W ells have ,h e benefit o f th e a th le tic fund,
"I forgot th a t." laughed D avenport n e ss," p u t In B urton.
th e m my fo rm u lae .”
H as O p eratio n — Mrs. J L. F o ste r
been a b se n t from sch«x»l on acco u n t
T h e P leasan t H ill public school
•‘And lose all you own an d go to "All rig h t; 1 drop the d isg u ise and a,> ! " I t Is only fa ir to say th a t If you u n d erw en t an o p eratio n al th e Pacific
of Illness.
pupils u n d e r th e tra in in g o f Mr. Jail b esides, as fa th e r told you." ahe (tear In m e full royal re g a lia as the '
a re cau g h t. It Is probable I could h elp C h ristia n h o sp ital th is m orning
C. E. Bailey w ent to T oledo F rid ay S h eri !an Mid M rs J. A. P helps gave p ointed out.
f'el«>bnt|ed A uthor. Do you Im agine
v ery little . If you succised my wife
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to v isit h is so n ’s fam ily.
a splendid p ro g ram follow ed b y a pie
th a t will im p ress h in t?"
"W ell, I'll d o th a t. If n ecessary . '
! and I" D avenport glanced triu m p h
Goes to E a ste rn O regon— I, J llo v l
Mr. and Mrs. M R. B aliey of W end so cial T u esd ay F e b ru ary 21
T he
th e n
sh e h e sita te d " th e n we lint |y to w ard B urton— “ will ta k e c a re left to d ay for E a ste rn O regon, w hera
"L iste n , L arry , «tear" sh e said .
Ung w ere g u eats of th e J . R F ish m o n th of F e b ru a ry w ith Its u u u e ro u s
'h e Is to rem ain to live on a farm he
"Y ou’re not u sin g yo u r head W ouldn't give hint th e p lausible reason for your of y o u "
fam ily S unday.
d ay s of ce le b ra tio n w as gone o v er by
d estro y in g th a t agreement jo u signed c n a n rin g your m ind.”
" I t's s sp o rtin g chance, s ir ." sa id re c e n tly acqulrod.
T h e S ew ing clu b h as begun division F a th e r T im e and each day o f im port
"W hleh i » r
se ttle It all?"
S lntm lns stoutly. "Y ou have tre a te d
1 of th e ir sew in g
T h ey w ill m ake a n ce receiv ed a tte n tio n . T he sa le of
"T h e a n n o u n cem en t of o u r engage m e like a g en tlem an and e re m nonrls«
Officer
My m an. why do you hold
"B
u
rto
n
,
you
b
lessed
d
am
sel,”
he
p in cu sh io n s, ap ro n s, kitn o n as, and pies, can d y an d cofTee a fte r th e pro-
m en t." sh e said In a voice so low th a t th e patters shall be In o u r p o w e r!"
' on ,o ,h # * •""’P !*>■•*
cried
,
"y
o
u
’ve-
go
t
m
o
re
sen
se
In
ro
ar
d re s s e s in th is division.
grom n e tte d o v e r 120 for th e school.
he b arely h e ard It.
"N ow, S lntm lns. liste n ," L arry In t
D runk
ll lc - lt trie d to walk aw ay,
Miss D orothea B ailey w as se n t to j A w edding of m uch In te re st took little finger th a n I h av e in my « h o le
At
th
is
m
ost
u
n
p
ro
p
ltio
u
s
monten*
body!
Of
c
o
u
rse
t
h
a
t
’s
th
e
a
n
sw
e
r!
p
ressed
th
e
point.
"
T
h
e
re
a
re
tw
o
oahllfer,
an
I ust ash ed It to tak me
C orvallis a s an ed u catio n al d eleg a te p lace S a tu rd a y F e b ru a ry IS. when
W hy. th e re cam e around th e bend S tim ulus. papers. O ne la on a sin g le sh eet of hom e."
from the Sprngfleld high school. S he Mrs. J e a n e tte In n ls b ecam e th e w ife Rem il.ir ol.l tiiclodi.iin.i siufi
of H arlo w C o ssitt of Idaho
Mrs I --------
left F rid ay re tu rn in g Sunday.
Mrs. M M Male v isited w ith h e r In n is and Mr. C o ssitt w ere sw eet-
j h e a rts In th e d ay s of th e ir y o u th ,
siste r. Mrs C lara Male, T u esd ay .
3 Buay Store»: PORTLAND SALEM SPRINGFIELD
Mrs. A. C. T ra v is Is se rv in g as a each m a rrie d an d ra ised fam ilies.
I E ach lost h is m ate, m et a g a in and
Juror.
Mr. Ray of J a s p e r, w ho is em ployed , h av e now m arrie d . T h ey will m ake
a t C hase G ard en s h as ntove«l in to th e th e ir hom e on th e In n ls ra n c h In
W ylie house.
j E denvale.
Community News
“ON TIPTOE”
Candidacy!
MENS SHOES
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THURSTON
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R udolph W ahlfleld aged 55 who for
m any y e a rs lived on th e ra n c h now
ocupied by C. E C u rts an d fam ily died
at h is hom e In th e C lo v erd ale d is tric t
la s t w eek
H e w as a n a tiv e of Ger-
m an y an d cam e to th e U nited S ta te s
31 y e a rs ago. H e Is su rv iv ed by h is j
widow Mrs. .C lara W ahlfleld.
T h e boys o f th e D ex ter school have
o nranixed a h an d y -craft clu b w ith
R oss M ath ew s a s leader. T h e officers
and o th e r m em b ers a re a s follow s:
E v e re tt M organ, p re s id e n t; E rn e t
Shaw , v ice-p resid en t;
Paul L a lr t.
s e c r e to ry ;
C arro ll
C u rry .
A rth u r
Shaw . F o rre st Able, Don C am ero n a n j
E«Wie G laspev.
T he g ir|s o f th e D ex ter school o r
g a n ise d a hand-w ork clu b w ith Flo-j
re n c e
Parvftt as le a d e r,
T h ed a
P h eb b s is p re s id e n t; E u len n a B axter,
v ic e p re sid e n t; Rosa L aird , s e c re ta ry ;
o th e r ntem b » rs a re M ethel P a rm e n te r.
G racia Jep n ta. C lover G laspev N ancy
Shaw H en ry R -x fo rd , G ayle N eet an
Iva G ladspey
Mrs. T F. K ah ler s u p e rin te n d “ nt of
th e P le a s a n t H ill p ublic school has
a p t tinted a «-ommlttee to in v e s tig a te
th e « o ndltion of th e p re se n t Sunday
school room s fo r th e little to
and
m ake su g g estio n s as to th e ir im prove-
m ent. H. C. W h eeler is ch airm an .
Mrs E Y S w ift and M rs E B T in k e r
a re o th e r m em b ers of th e co m m ittee |
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f I L
PA INTIN G
IN ST R PC T 1O N S
given by Mrs A dalaide Lee. Sta-
d e n ts ta k e n from 11 y e a rs up. 503
W est D s tre e t.
tf.
J a y G rant, who is a tte n d in g O A C.
a t C orvallis, spent the w eek-end w ith
his p a te n ts. Mr. a n d ' M rs. C h a rle s
G ran t here.
L oren E d m lsto n and H o m er Me-
D onald V of O. stu d e n ts, sp en t Sun-
d a y at th e fo rm e r's hom e h ere.
Mr. and M rs W alter P la tt an d
fam ily d ro v e to D eerh o rn last S u n d ay
and visit -1 Mr P la tt's p a re n ts, Mr
and M rs Wm P latt
T h e re w as no h ig h school last F ri
day as th e b ask etb all te a m s w ere Itt
E u g en e to th e try out. Th «> T h u rs on
g irls won all th e g am es but th e last
one. when they w ere d efeated by
V ida s team
T he T h u rsto n g irls won
th e silv er cup last y ear
G e o rg e D o n a ld so n a fo rm e r re s id e n t
h e re visited frien d s h ere last week
before he re tu rn e d to his hom e in
Idaho
Mr. a n t M-s
T ay lo r N eedham
m o'.w ed to H adleyville last Sunday
an<) visited th e ir d a u g h te r, Mr» H ar-
vey H adley
Mrs. B’a n rh e W ise from P o rtlan d
sp en t la st F rid ay n ig h t w ith frien d s
h e re .
Mr and Mrs Jo h n P rice and daugh-
te r. Mil-ired. nn>tor<sl to Vida last
S unday and v ia ite t Mr. and Mrs
A rch Shough
la tst S u n d ay w as Bible day at Sun
d ay school. T h ere w as one bible 318
y>ars old, p rin ted in ohi E nglish style
also one p rin te d in th e H olland langu-
n«Je bes-des m any o th e rs th a t w ere
CALL AND SE E Dr. N W. E m ery
q u ite old.
on
p rices on p la te s and o th e r w ork, tf
Mr an d Mrs A. B M athew s and
fam ily drove to P le a sa n t R ill S unday
and visited th e ir d a u g h te r and fam ily i
kl . and M rs l^-m D rury.
M rs AB-erta W eav er who Is te a c h
in g at L eab tirg sp en t th e week-end
w ith h e r p ,.'. nts, Mr an d Mrs. A. B.
M athew s.
M rs. O lson, w ho h as sp en t som e
flrae v isitin g h e r siste r. Mrs. O. A.
M cM ahon, left la s t w eek for C altfor
Bla.
Mrs. L au ren ce G o ssler had th e mis-
fo rtu n e to have th e lam p rttn up in
h e r b ro o d er an«! sm o th er ov« r n inety
baby ch ick s for h sr.
L eo n ard W alsh from J a s p e r is h e lp
ing Jo h n F«lin;sto n » !th h is farm ing.
MODERN S H E E T M ETAL WORK
W a lte r P la tt, w ho w as Injures! - me
tim e ago by a h o rse k ick in g him ’s M odel sa n ita tio n Is e s s e n tia l to h ealth
• Me to be w o rk in g a ra ln
and «-tficlency In your m a n u fa c tu rin g
p lan t. E quip y o u r b u ild in g w ith a p
proved v e n tila to rs an d d u s t c o llecto rs
UPPER WILLAMETTE
and in crease p ro d u ctio n w ill pay for
th e o u tlay sp» edily. L et us h av e your
Much In te re st w as show n by the p lan s and sp ecificatio n s aq d we will
p a tro n s of t ’alon High school No. I *>f m ake and In stall th e n e c e ssa ry eq u ip
P le a s a n t H ill la st week in th e co u n ty m en t quickly, an d a t m o d e ra te ex-
b a sk e t b all to u rn a m e n t th a t w as hebl pense.
Thursday Frtflnr and Saturday, at the
T. M. C, A. building In Eugene. The
Pleasant Hill boys won the Class B
el. utplonship for the secohd cottsecn-
ttve year ta d will bare two beautiful
cups to display In their biulding. The '
W. N. LONG
627 MAIN 8T.
SPRINGFIELD. OREGON
A w onderful
BLANKETS
a s s o r t
Heavy single B lankets
in grey and large check
p a tte rn s.
m ent of M en's Dress and
work Shoes and Oxfords.
Every pair half price or
Successors to
less. Values up to $7.85.
THE FARMERS EXCHANGE
$2.95
Double B lankets In
brig h t plaid. Iatrge size.
P art wool. R egular $6.50
Setlers.
$3.98
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
MORE DRASTIC PBICE CUTS— CHANGE TF OWNERSHIP SALE
Every day the SALE gains m om entum from o u r custom ers sending friends to tak e ad v an tag e of these
X ever-H eard-of B argains.
In every line th e values are g re a te r now to quickly move present stocks.
CLEARING THE WAY FOR A “ KAFOURY STO RE IN LANE COUNTY
TOWEL SPECIAL
A g rea t big B ath Tow el of
Double Loop bordered T erry.
R egular 85c seller.
49c 2 for 90c
FINE SILKS
G eorgette. S atin, C r e p e ,
P rin ts and w ash
Silk.
A su rp ris
ingly fine a s s o rt
m ent of th e latest
YD.
silk fabrics. Val
ues up to $4.00.
$|00
SILK HOSE
T he new light shades. Grey,
Brow n and Black. All Silk. Re
g u lar $1.25 grade. Buy now.
T hey a re going fast.
69C 3
$2.
Pair
LADIES' UNIONS
Fine C otton, W ool-mixed and
Silk striped. Ixtng,
short o r no sleeve,
ankle o r k n e a
length. Cp to $4.00
values.
1
$100
SHEETS
Fine grade Sheeting.
Full size
made.
,^81 x 90. R egular
$1.50 seller.
Well
SI.00
35c PILLOW SLIPS - 19c EACH
Silk Dress Special
You c a n ’t im agine the b e a u ti
ful styles a n d
fabrics in th is lot.
C o m e shopping
and see them .
Values to $25.00
5
$EíOO
DRESS PANTS
Pine all wool Serges W orsted,
Cheviots a n «1
Flannels.
R e
g u lar values to
$7.50 pair.
$095
2
SILK SOX
A w onderful a sso rtm e n t of
fancy p a tte rn s and plain colortt.
V alues up to $1.00.
35c 3 for $1.00
NEW
ARRIVALS
• > I
f
Included In this group of
f i n e s t S i l k Dresses. C harm
Ing, clever Styles
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