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TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY MARCH B. 192»
Misa Millar Honored
Honorina Mlaa Edith Millar, super-
vigor of aurgrry at the Pacific Christ
ian huapltal, wboaa marriage to Iran
IHckena of Roaeburg la to ba an avant
of thia month, Mra. W. Ö. Katihan
gavan a dinner party at her home hara
laat night. Guests Includedi Mr. and
Mra. J. U. Clapp and daughter.
M O O N STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
PAGE FIVE
TOWN AND VICINITY
BOY SCOUT FINANCE
CAMPAIGN TO START
Address trror Corruatad—>Tha ad-
A campaign to raise 2300 as Spring-
nraaa ot Mra Adelaide la r , In at rue tor
field’s quota In the Lane cdujkly Bogr
In art, la &0S Waat D street, Instead
” ~N««dlscraf» ‘CiuB Masts
M rs. A d ria n Im prove»— M r». W . rt.
Scout budget will be launched here
of 608 aa given In laat week'e Maura.
Brief Resume of Happenings of Adrian la about again after an ex
next week, It waa decided at a meet*
Mra. W. J. Scott, Eugape, entertain
tag of the finance committee held
tended illness.
ed the Needlecraft club at here home
the Week Collected for
Charter No. NX
Reeerve District No. 12
Mopday nigh*. Composing the com*
Psttyjohn In Town—C. W. Petty laat Thursday The, next meeting will mlttee are Jack Larson. W . P. Tyson
RtPORT OF T H I CONDITION OF THB
Our Reader«.
john, Veneta, was a Springfield visitor be at the home of Mry. Sidney V. and H. B Maxey.
Ward, with Mrs. O. II. Jarrett aa Joint
Sunday.
This year's quota Is approximately
hostens.
Senator McNary has secured pas
the
same as that of last year. The
At Hprlngfleld. In the Stata of Oregon at tba cloaa of bualnasa on
Canary Man In—J. H. Mathew* of
sage by the senate of bis bill for
Those present at the laat meeting committee will depend on the friend»
February 28th, 1938
con*tructlon of tha Deschutes reclam Canary paid Springfield a business j were Mesdamee Dan Crites, Wm. ot scouting in Springfield In Its cam
ation project.
visit Monday,
Dawson, Floyd Flanery, Walter Gos paign to raise funds by popular sub
r is o u r c m
sler, George Hobson, O. H. Jarrett, J. script Ion In past years, the people
The merchants' department of the
Here from Wendllng— Mr. and Mrs. F. Ketels, Wm.' Long. E May, W H.
Loan* and ill*<oiinte. Including redlacounte, acceptances or bill«
St. Helens chamber ot commerce has
J. M Blakely of Wendllng were visi Pollard. Harry Stewart, Sidney Waro, of Springfield have been liberal In
of exchange, sold with «ndoraemant of tha bank, (Including
sponsored the formation of a credit
contributing to the Scont funds. It waa
tors here Tuesday.
II i iii .
li, wg
H .mil 32. If any)
2134,438.87 reporting association.
all members, and the following visi said.
Overdrafts aecitri«l and unaecured
................................
214.63
tor»: Mr*. Mary Lindsey, Mra. C. E.
U. 8. government aecurltlaa owned. Including these shown
The government Is opening for set
Llnslaw Man In— H M Barnum of
in Hum« 30 and 36. If any ....................................
...... .....
6,760.00 tlement 2160 acres of land In Lake Llnslaw was a Springfield visitor Wheaton, and Mr*. Charles E. Joyce,
Has Operation— Mies Audrey Dan-
Otbar bon da. warrant« and aeeurlttea, Including foreign
of Billings, Montana.
net
underwent a major operation a*
county,
near
Paisley,
and
all
veterans
Tuesday.
government, atata, municipal, corporation, e ta , Including
the Pacific Christian hospital Wednes
tboae ehown In Item* 30 and 36, If any ..................................—■ 37,926.63 of the world war have a preference.
In from Wendllng—Bert Doane was
Banking houae, 214.900; furniture and fixture«. 23882 87
18.782 87
CALL, AND SEE Dr. N W. Emery day morning. She la reported doing
All grading for the Great Northern here from Wendllng over the week
id-ai estata owaad other thaa bunking bona«
n.ow xi
on
price« on plates and other work, tf well.
terminal In Klamath Falls was com
(c) Nat amount« dun from other banks, banker« and trust
end.
37 ,630 37 pleted laat week by Hauser Brothers
compunte*
494 08 and the yards are now ready for the
16. Other aeaels,
KtS If any, Huipenna
Visits Sister at Oswego— Mrs. C. O.
Wilson
visited her sister, at Oswego, 1
steel.
2246,306 96 I
Total
The North Powder and Haines this week.
LIABILITIES
banks have consolidated, effective
R e tu rn from Willamina— Mr. and
20.000. M March 1. The new banking firm will Mr*. Jack Hovell returned from a |
16 Capital Stock Paid In
6.000.00 operate at Haines, which Is In Baker
Drive around here and let us
17. Surplus fund and Saving« Capital ------------------------------------
visit at Willamina Sunday evening.
18. (a) Undivided profit*
23646.17
check up on your spare tire. Il;
county.
2,663 02
<t»> Lena current expense». Intereat and tax«« paid 2992 Z5 ....
Formers Teachers Visit—Otto Bur- , is just a« im portant to have your
26.00
The
Columbia
river
canned
salmon
20. Dividends Unpaid ..... ..................- ......- ............................~...............
chum and Mr. Taylor, former Spring- I spare good, as the tires you are
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banka, Mlbject to reserve:
pack during 1927 aggregated 620,216
12 Individual deposits subject to check. Including deposit« due
field teachers, visited here from Cot- ' using, fo r you never know when
fulj
cane*,
valued
at
27,400,021.
accord
163,948 46
the «fate of Oregon, county, cltlea or other public fund*
you w ill want to use it.
tage Grove Sunday.
83 00 ing to statistics complied at Astoria
24. Demand certificate« of deposit outstanding ..................................
3,602 64 last week.
26. Cashier'* check* of thl* bank ootstundlng payable on demand',
“A ” S T R E E T S E R V IC E
Here from Portland—Visitors from
10.00
28 C ertified check* out*tuniltng
Portland’s postal receipts for Feb Portland here laat week-end were Mr. .
S T A T IO N
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, «object
ruary. amounting to 2237,001.76, show and Mrs. Paul Smith, who were at
Cor. Fifth and A Streets
to reserve, Items 23, 24. 26, 26
2167,644 10
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reaerve and pay
a gain of 24.661 38 or 1.9 per cent over the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peery. I
able on demand or eubJcr-4 to nolle-»;
February. 1927. according to Postmas
3O.S62 35
Visitors from Scio— Mr. and Mrs. T. j
27. Time certificates of deposit outstanding
...........
ter
John M. Jones.
20.120.59
28. Saving* deposits, pavaide subject to notice
H. MacDonald and Mrs. Andrew
w
1 n
Total of time and saving« deposits payable on demand or
Hal E. Ho*«, private secretary to Hagey of Scio were visitors over the,
subject to notice. Item*, 27 and 28
250.182.94
Governor Patterson »Ince the latter's week-end at the home of Mr. and Mr;.
Inauguration In January, 1927, severed Mark Peery.
Total ... . ...
.............................- ........... . ................................. 2*46,306.06
his connection with the executive de
State of Oiwgnn, County of lain«, aa.
John W ill Here—John Will, former
I, C. E. Kenyon, cashier ot the above named bank, do solemnly swear partment last week.
owner
of a local shoe shop, was here
that the above statement la true to the beet of my knowledge and belief.
Fore*l service trails with a total of
C. B. KENTON. Caehler.
73 miles length will be commenced Sunday from Albany, where he is em
Correct Attest* Wdby Stevens. M. M. Perry, Directors.
this year In the Columbia district, ac ployed in a harness factory.
S u b scrib ed an d e<vorn to liefore nt« thl* 611» day of M arch. 1928
cording
to Chief Ranger Wheeler of
(a&AL)
I. M. PETERSON, Notary Public.
Mrs. . Laxton .Visitor— Mrs. ..Nell
the Herman creek station.
My Commission Expiree June 13, 1928.
Laxton of Brownsville was a visitor
The St. Helen* Klwanls club has at the home of her stepson, Walter
sponsored a harmonica band with a Laxton, Sunday.
membership of 35 boys of the grade
DEPENDABLE EIJEQLASS SERPICE
school. Professor Wlesendanger of
Ask your local Southern Pacific agent to help you
Portland will act aa instructor.
KETELS IS A P P O IN T E D __
plan your trip. N o matter where you plan to go, talk it
The state land department has turn
LOCAL TICKET AGENT
over with him. Let him tell you about schedules and
ed over to the state treasurer during
—
fares, check your baggage, arrange all travel details.
February 2111.808.15, according to a
Appointment of John Ketels, Spring-
-
O P TO m E TklS T— CtJCSIQH! SPECIALIST
report prepared by George G. Brown, , field durggist, as local ticket agent
You Save
EU Q ENE
8 7 8 IPil lamelle Si
p ho no 8 2 0
clerk of the state land board.
for the Southern Pacific company, was
Jaat one Ihimj—- Bat 1 do It rujbt
when
you
buy
roundtrip
tickets on sale daily at reduced
William Seals of Crescent lake re announced this week.
cost. Return limits to suit your plans. Help build your
Mr. Ketels has been selling tickets
ports that the depth of snow on Win
home community; buy from your local agent.
dlgo pa«». high ridge of the Cascades j for years for the railroad company
south of Odell lake. Is only half that ( through an Informal arrangement. He
$ 5.30 weekend roundtrip fare to Portland.
I is now duly authorized agent, and will
recorded at this time last year.
The Pleasant Creek placer mine, an have tickets for the Southern Pacific
old-time producer which haa been Transport company buses, which
closed down for several years and lo travel the Pacific, highway, as well as
cated nine miles out from Rogue tickets for interurban travel between
here and Eugene.
River, will be reopened at once.
CARL OLSON, Agent
Half again as much money was
FOR
SALE—Carbon
paper
In
large
taken In by the city of McMinnville
sheets, 26x39 Inches, suitable tor
in 1926 for fines as in 1927, according
making tracings. The News Office
to Judge Shirley. The sum reached
21764 In 1926 and only 21054.50 In 1927.
Good m eat Is the foundation of every m eal. Every
Eight leap-year babies were reported
housew ife know s how Impossible It is to plan a m eal w ith
born in Portland on February 29. They
o u t It. At the Independent Meat C om pany you receive only
will be quite slxeabte youngsters when
th e finest c u ts- nt the m ost econom ical prices.
they observe their next birthdays four
O ur m eats a re received fresh dally—and kept In m od
years hence. Six were boys and two
em re frig e ra to rs— thereby a ssu rin g you the best a t all
girls.
tim es.
T ry us one«*— and be convince«!.
A. A. Schramm, state superintend
ent of banks, announces a dividend of
Fresh Sm elt Dully and d u ring th e Ixrnten Season we
bought direct from the m anufacturer and sold at the best
50 per cent on the claims of all de
will have fresh fish of all kinds W ednesday, T h u rsd ay and
possible price.
positors of the failed Cove State bank.
Friday of each week.
No. 600 Ball Bearing, 11 Inch Wheel, 14 Inch cut
$13.50
A 20 per cent dividend was paid some
No.
500
Ball
Bearing,
10
Inch
Wheel.
14
Inch
cut
....
$11.70
time ago.
No. 400 Ball Bearing, <9 Inch Wheel, 16 Inch c u t ___ $10.80
Acting under authority of the Al
No. 350 Ball Bearing. 8’/ 4 Inch Wheel, 14 Inch cut
$8.85
Phone 63
4th and Main Sts.
bany city council, G. M. Junkln. city
PRATT HOLVERSON
street commissioner, has ordered the
Spading Shovels in Strap or Socket Patterns,
E. C. STUART
removal of all signs advertising oil
.......................................... $1.50 — $1.65— $1.80
and gasoline from streets and side
Hoes — ............................................................... 70c — $1.15
walks of Albany.
Rakes — Shell Bow ........................................ $1.30 — $1.45
The second report of the newly or
Rakes — M alleable....................................................... 70c
ganlzed Marlon County Dairy Improve
W heelbarrows...................................$5.50 — $6.00 — $10.50
ment association shows 624 cows, 87
of which were dry, on test. The
total production ef these was 16,OH
pounds of butterfat.
HARDWARE — FURNITURE— PAINT
A shipment of 164 road and trail
signs was received last week by the
PHONE 18
VITUS BLOCK
Crater national forest headquarters,
and will be erected (luring the coming
summer on mountain trnils frequented
by numerous visitors.
Preliminary organization of a build
By J. F. Ketel*
S P R IN G F IE L D F O L K S
ing and trades council to affiliate with
the building trades department of the
American Federation of Labor was
— A N O BLESS>
effected at a mass meeting of build
V E S . C H I l- D C E N , 0 O B B V
MAS TH E MEASLES —
BO Ô BY , A N D ,
ing crafts In Salem recently.
THAT'S WHV
PL E A SE , M AV I
The Silver Lake Mercantile com
HE HAS BEEN
H A V E -'E M TOO-
pany store, largest building In Silver
JU S T A
.SCHOOCl
Luke, was destroyed Saturday night
L IT T L E B l
by fire of undetermined origin, which
nearly claimed the life of Mrs. Lesion
Linebaugh, wife of one of the proprie
tors.
Another tie between the present
and the days of the Old West was
broken last. Thursday night, when E.
J. McClanahan, pioneer stage driver
of Oregon uDd California and a resi
dent ot Eugene since 1866, died In
Eugene.
Only 129 taxpayers voted at the
school election held last Saturday ou
PAIN OF BODY AND PURSE is soothed by deal
the question ot a 215,000. bond Issue
ing
at this fam ily drug store. Everything to ease
for four new classrooms to
added
your health, beauty and g ift problems— at prices
to the present grade aohoolnouse at
Gresham. The bonds carried by a
that are comforting.
two-toons vote.
Commercial State Bank of Springfield
How’s Your
Spare
§J2V0
T im e
Dr. Roqal Q ick
Wholesome Meats
For Better
Meals!
Soutiwrn Pacific
We Have the Famous Herschel
L a w n
M o w e r s
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
, electric toast mow
W R IG H T
Á.
j f you
simply >
m iti! hâve-a *
&
S O N S
We Give Green
Discount Stamps