THURSDAY MARCH IB. H>38
THE SPRINQFIHLD NEWS
P ’ CR FOUR
Boulder Dam Mammouth Project
By Spacial
Community News
Corresponda nta
CARO OF T H A N K S
We wish to th a n k o u r frie n d s and
I especially th e R oyal N eighbor», fo r
th e ir sy iiip a ih y and flo ral o fferings
'e x te n d e d In o u r b e r e a v e m e n t.
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THURSTON
UPPER WILLAMETTE
o. H.
W an#elin, fa th e r of Mrs. E,
T hom as R athbun and fam ily.
Mrs. Ross M athew s from D ex ter Is
U T in k e r Is confined to h is sick bed spen d in g a few d ay s in T h u rsto n at
Aud is In a very * e a k co ndition.
T he first six w eeks ex am in atio n ^
©f th e second se m e ste r w ill be given
T h u rsd a y and -F riday of th is w eek at
th e P le a sa n t H ill high school.
Mr. S tew art, who suffered a stro k e
la s t w eek is in v e ry serio u s co ndition
Mr. an d Mrs. E. E. K ilp a tr ic k le ft
th e hom e of h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs.
H erb ert W eiss.
H arold R ennie hud th e m isfo rtu n e
to get his leg p ainfull h u rt wtiile play
ing ball a t school last M onday. At
i first it w as th o u g h t to be b roken
' but an x-ray proved It w as only a bad
j sp rain .
. Miss M arjorie G ran t who is teach-
in g a t C oquille sp en t la st w eek-end
I w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C h arles
G ran t.
—
A n d a C alv ert, w ho w o rk s a t W endl-
, m g sp e n t S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t R ay
; T h e L adies Aid m et ta th e hom e of
* Mrs. A. B. M athew s la s t T h u rsd ay and
; q u ilted . T he s ta te o rg a n iz e r of the
W oodcraft lodge and se v e ra l m em b ers
! from Springfield m o to red o u t In th e
a ftern o o n in th e in te re s t of a m em ber-
' sh ip d riv e for th e S pringfield lodge,
Mrs. G iles from E u g en e sp e n t the
'week-end w ith Mrs. C ris H anson
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy E d m isto n have
p u rch ased a p iano fo r th e ir new home.
Sunday for S e a ttle to a tte n d th e fun
e ra l of Mr. K ilp a tric k s g ran d m o th er,
T he first b ro ilers to be m ark e te d
n a . i f X i s
by any of th e P le a s a n t H ill pou ltry
ra is e rs w ere sold by Mrs. R alph L aird
last w eek. S he sold 50 Rhode Island
R ed co ck erels a v e ra g in g o v er I S
p o unds to M am m y's C abin.
MAB1, A wn ,
T h e cooking clubs of C oast F o rk ,
M l HUMA WA n QA, •■TTV
Miiyi/i u c o m a ' MAprt,
P le a s a n t H ill an d E den v ale and th e ir
MOÍK l
V ( N A n ||T T |,
le a d e rs a tte n d e d a d e m o n stra tio n
t m IL M A -
given by Mrs. H u m p h rey s a t th e Wal-
S h e l i k g < to
Receivr -•
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lace hom e a t J a s p e r.
Mrs. E dison
gav e the ch ild ren an in sp irin g ta lk on
P lants fo r Porch Boxes,
c lu b w ork tellin g th em of th e booth
Heed L ettuce Plants,
th e club m em b ers a re to ha^ve a t th e
P a rty of G overnm ent engineers inspecting B oulder Canyon dam site on the Colorado R iver w here It e pro
Cabbage Planta,
public m a rk et. T he y o u n g g irls w ere
posed to erect the w orld's largest flood control dam . The pro ject is unique In th a t It It to be financed en tire ly
P ansy P lan ts.
m uch th rille d w ith th e cooking talk
T h e re is to be a pro g ram in connec-
fro m the w a te r and hydro-electrie power It w ill m ake availab le.
E aster Lilli«».
an d d em o n stra tio n of Mrs. H u m p h -! tlo n w ttjj {he m u sjc re c ita l p u t on by
Hydrangaes,
W ith th e C olorado R iv er th r e a t by D e p a r t m e n t o f t h e In terio r sufficient c o n tra c ts fo r th e sale of
re y 's.
T hose w ho a tte n d e d from Prof. L an d les and stu d e n ts, and S p o n
en in g to b reak over its b an k s and engineer», B oulder D am w ill he w a te r a n d h y d r o - e l e c t r i c pow er
Prim
roses.
P le a s a n t H ill w ere E v ely n M onson. sored by th e L ad ies Aid, a t th e T h u rs
p e rm a n e n tly d estro y a dozen tow ns, 550 fe e t h ig h a n d w ill c re a te a rig h ts to guarani«-« th e rt-QJrn of
L u c e tta B aughm an, M ildred Sw ift. to n h a ll n ex t F rid a y even in g . T he
th e hom es o f a h u n d red th o u san d re se rv o ir 80 m iles long and 30 all m oney expended on th e dam
H elen S e ttle , L ucile Jo rd a n , F lo ren ce p ro ceed s a re to go on th e p ian o fund.
people an d a m illion a cres of fe rtile m iles w ide, c a p a b l e o f holding p lu s in te re st.
C o n stru ctio n o f B o u l d e r Dam
fa r m lan d in A rizona an d S o u th ern 26,000,000 a c re feet o f w a te r. It
J o rd a n , E velyn P helps. B onnie Je a n n e
H u b ert G ray and M iss F lo ssie H e r
C alifo rn ia , th e D e p a rtm e n t o f the will be th e w o rld ’s la r g e s t dam and will i-ri-vnli- u M te fo r tin- .t< - ■
T in k e r an d N ancy B arnum , Mrs. S h eri
'f
In te rio r is p re p a rin g to push fo r will be tw ice a s high as th e la rg e st iiien l o f n million I
rin g to n m otored to K lam ath F alls last
h y d ro electric energy, according to
d an and Mrs. E. Y. Sw ift.
w a rd th e co n stru ctio n o f B oulder dam now in existence.
iinm K io
most SF»« 1 24
w eek-end to visit th e la tte r 's p a re n ts,
govern
m
en
t
engineers.
A ctin g on th e recom m endation of
C anyon flood con tro l d am im m e
Mr. S h erid an and M rs. J A. P h elp s
le g is la tio n p ro v id in g fo r B oulder
Mr and Mrs. R o b ert H errin g to n .
I'r . H u b e rt W ork, S e c re ta ry of th.-
d
ia
te
ly
upon
th
e
adoption
o
f
leg
is
hav e been re-elected to teach In the
latio n now p en d in g in both houses In te rio r, a u t h o r s o f p e n d i n g D am has been fav o rab ly passed
Mrs. Lean D rury from J a s p e r sp e n t
P le a s a n t H ill p ublic school n ex t y ear.
B oulder D am legislation hav e w rit upon by th e house com m ittee on
o
f CongTess.
last T h u rsd ay w ith h e r m o th er, M rs
B oulder C anyon is situ a te d 125 ten into th e bill a provision w hich reclam atio n and is scheduled to
A. B. M athew s.
m iles below th e G rand Canyon specifies t h a t the g o v ern m en t is not come on the floor of th e H ouse for
an d is in t h a t section o f th e rivet* to expend a sin g le d o lla r _on th e action th e la t te r p o rt of M arch, it
T h e tw o d a u g h te rs of Mr. an d Mrs.
th a t fo rm s th e b o u n d ary line be- p ro ject u n til th e In te rio r D ep art- has been announced by C ongress
CARDEN WAY
I
Lem D rury from J a s p e r m o to red hom e
tw een A rizona and N evada. Ac- m ent h as received from p riv a te and m an A ddison T . S m ith , ch airm an
w ith th e ir te a c h e r. M iss V eda G ray,
co rd in g to p lan s a lre a d y p re p a re d public agencies in th e S outhw est of th e com m ittee.
A com m unity ap ro n and food sale and sp en t th e n ig h t la s t W ed n esd ay .
w ill be given a t th e p u b lic m a rk e t in
au to m o b ile
a c c id e n t S atu rd ay
Seattle.
I h e re for sp ecial w ork on M arch 30. 31 an
Bug ene. S a tu rd a y , M arch 17. Mrs.
m o rning W h eeler w as one of the five
In a d d itio n to th e m any out-of-town and A pril l.
F ish has c h arg e of th e sale an d th e CEDAR AND SPRUCE
Rev. A ugust H u n d eru p of P o rtlan d m em b ers of th e V. M C. A d ep u tatio n
¡o rd e rs, Pocock is now building th e
proceeds w ill be applied on th e piano
IN RACING SHELLS sk eleto n of a new sh e ll fo r th e UnV w ill b e g in a n E v a n g e lis tic m e e ttin g e n ro u te to A storia. T h e c a r in which
fund. D onations o r p u rc h a se s w ill be
v e rsity of W ash in g to n in w hich th e w ith th e ch u rch A pril 11th.
he w as rid in g skidded off th e road and
ap p reciated .
S e a ttle . W„ Mar. 8—T h ro u g h th e 1928 crew hope to c re a te ad d itio n al
rolled dow n a hunk. T h e o th e r four
Mrs. C arrie P a rsh a ll, Mrs. A. W. | sk ill of one m an and h is kno w led g e of
sp o rtin g h isto ry and b rin g still fu r
o c c u p an ts of th e c a r escaped In ju ri
O. A . C. Boy Breaks A rm
F e rre e , and Mr. an d Mrs. J. C. B ailey th e age-old a r t of boat building.
th e r fam e to th e ir in s titu tio n an d th e
A p a ssin g m o to rist c a rrie d Wheel»—
and son. M erle, o f J a s p e r «were Sun- - S e a ttle and th e Pacific n o rth w e s t will
e n tire reg io n .
O regon S ta te A g ricu ltu ra l C ollege. to P o rtlan d , w here he received m edi
d a y v isito rs a t th e F ra n k Bailey hom e be re p re se n te d in ev ery p rin c ip a l Am
T h is sh ell, b u ilt p rin cip ally of 1 C orvallis. M arch 15,—C h e s te r W heel cal a tte n tio n . He Is back a t college
D orothy F is h e r of Springfield w as a e ric a n ra c in g ev en t d u rin g th e co m
n a tiv e w e ste rn red c e d a r an d S itk a er, T re n t, sophom ore In v o catio n al nu»‘ an d c a rry in g on h is w ork as
g u e st of A hna F ish S a tu rd a y n ig h t and ing season. F rom a sm all bu ild in g on
sp ru ce, as a re all th e Pocock shells, , ed u catio n , received a b ro k en arm in usual.
C lara Jo h n s w as a S unday visito r.
th e sh o re of L ake W ash in g to n a re be h a s been given to th e A ssociated
LABOR SAVING SINK
M rs. E lizab eth
Day
and
M iss ing s e n t o u t a c o n sta n tly in c re a sin g
S tu d e n ts. U n iv ersity of W ash in g to n , ,
E th e ly n F o rest of E ugene w ere d in n e r I-unjb e r of fam ous sh ells, h an d iw o rk by th e W est C o ast L u m b er B ureau, i
F or th e saving of I line and th e p ra c
g u e sts of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. A n d er of G eorge Pocock, b u ild er of racin g It will be com p leted before th e W a s h -1
ticin g of econom y let us in stall In your
son F rid ay evening.
sh ells a t th e U n iv ersity of W ash in g in g to n C a lifo rn ia ra c e s In B eattie. >
k itch en one of our new m odel sinks.
If th e re is one th in g m ore a n n o y in g
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k K intzley and ton sin ce 1912. an d now in te rn a tio n a l
A pril 6 w hen both crew s w ill be row- .
It will m uke dish w ashing and o th e r
th a n any o th e r one th in g about a car.
c h ild re n of F ail C reek w ere week-end ly fam ed for h is su p e rio r c ra ft.
tn g in Pocock sh ells of w estern red
k itc h e n lulm r so easy and sa tisfa c to ry .
it
is
a
leak
y
top
So
sim
ple
to
p
re
g u e sts of Mrs. C lara Mal^.
All b u t th re e co lleg iate crew s of th e j cedar.
V isit our sto re und let us explain
v e n t It, too. D rive aro u n d any day
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W ylie d ro v e to c o u n try w ill race th is y e a r in Pocock i
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th e m e rits of th is new model« q u o te
and
we
will
give
It
a
c
o
a
t
of
d
re
ssin
g
P o rtla n d F riday , on th e ir re tu rn th ey
sh ells, acco rd in g to p re s e n t indica-
B aptist Church
you a p rice und the cost of p u ttin g
th a t will p re v e n t crack in g .
w ere accom pan ied by Miss L ucille,
tions. B esides th e u n iv e rsity o rd ers,
-
It In
We do all kinds of plum bing
w ho sp e n t the w eek-end a t hom e.
I sh ells a re being bu ilt fo r racin g clu b s
T h e p a sto r w ill p reach a t both ser- ,
I ln«iullntlonn
M isses L ucille and M iriam Male of ' and o th e r p ro fessio n al o rg a n iz a tio n s ! vices S unday, an d sp ecial m usic 'will
P o rtla n d w ere hom e o v er th e w eek I th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S ta te s. O rd e rs ’ be given by th e ch o ir. Bible school
end.
a re com ing from a s fa r aw ay as Cuba. I m eets a t 10 o'clock and Young Peo-
In ho n o r of h e r son, F red C line, and
527 MAIN ST.
W h erev er b o at ra cers, e ith e r a m a te u r j pies S erv ices a t 6:30.
C o rn er A and 5th S tre e ts
h e r g ra n d d a u g h te r. Mrs. R alph Cline,
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
o r p ro fessio n al, g et to g e th e r th is y e a r j A larg e ch lo r is p re p a rin g a c a n ta ta . ! Lee T ire s — G eneral Gas and O ils
w hose b irth d a y s o ccu rred la s t w eek.
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¡ i t is fairly c e rta in th ey w ill be watch- "D a rk n e ss and D aw n," to be given at
M rs. I. Cline sponsored a d in n e r p a rte
ing or row ing In one of th e sh e lls from E aster. Rev. W. T. M illiken will be
(with b irth d a y c a k es and m usic a t h er ‘
hom e. T hose bidden to en jo y th e |
e v e n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs. R oss Mann- j
Ing and son, Mr. an d M rs. Mike G rid , i
E. E. Sm ock. Mr. and Mrs. R alph .
C line and Alm a L ouise, Mr. and M rs. i
F red C line and d a u g h te r, B ernice, a n I !
M r and Mrs. I. Cline.
T th e P. T. A. put on an in te re stin g I
p ro g ram la s t F rid a y ev en in g a t th e
school house. Miss Iren e Brownfield
an d Mr. M urphy of th e Bible U n iv er
s ity gave se v eral n u m b ers. Miss
E th e ly n F o re st san g solos and played
th e piano. K en n eth G iles also gave a
solo. A fter th e p ro g ram a s h o rt b u si
n e s s m eetin g w as held follow ed by a
8 t. P a tr ic k ’s social h o u r in c h arg e of
M rs. C larence C hase. G am es and d e
licious re fre sh m e n ts o f punch and
fro e te d cak es d ec o ra te d w ith sh am
ro c k s com pleted th e evening.
’ PipSE-
ÍVJÍ m &S c I oii ÍJ
V ît o a v s ï i
T
Top. Protection
“A ” Street
Service Station
W. N. LONG
e le c tr ic to a st m o n t tv
If you smoke
for pleasure
—you’re out o f the
WOMEN SAID TO HAVE
FEWER AUTO ACCIDENTS
In form ation on traffic a ccid en ts r e
ceived by th e O regon B tata M otor As
so ciation in d icates th a t women d riv e rs
h av e few er a c c id e n ts th a n do m en
d riv ers.
F rom a study of th e traffic accid en ts
In th e D istric t of C olum bia it w as
found th a t of a ll th e p erso n s licensed
Co o p e ra te au to m o b iles 85 p er cen t
w ere m en and 15 p e r c e n t w ere wo
m en. Of the 83 fa ta l a c c id e n ts In th e
D istric t of C olum bia in 1927, 91.6 p er
c e n t involved m en d riv e rs and 2.4 per
c e n t women d riv ers. T h e d riv e rs In 6
p e r c e n t of th e fa ta l a c c id e n ts w ere
unidentified.
In C alifornia a stu d y of 1,000 fa ta l
m o to r vehicle acc id e n ts show ed th a t
m e n d riv ers w ere Involved in 910
c a se s and w om en in 46. F o rty -fo u r of
th e c a se s stu d ied w ere hit-and-run
c a se s so th a t th e d riv e r w as n o t
Identified.
The California traffic authorities
estimate that 20 per cent of those
holding driver’s license« are ¡women.
On this basis, women numbering only
one-fifth of the automobile drivers of
the state were Involved In lest than 5
per cent of the fatal accident».
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Camels are made for
.^ h in g "
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so
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so
L .C ftn
’¡v e r
beginner class.
nH dr»V
tt$
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loo»1
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smokers who know
è'
T*
it sii^cS
their cigarettes
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jivo>v®y
ins«*» *
fa* ¡Hed*
Camels
"I*d walk a mile f o r a Camel**
jfy o u simply
m uA hade a
IWY L i ? hO^l.OO MONTHLY
© 1 9 2 « , R. J. R a n n id a Tafcmmn
C om pany, W inston-Salem , N. C.
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