THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1928
PAGE FIVE
KABN œ iaiJO N IH .fS BILL
‘Very L a test’
TOWN AND VICINITY
Two Questions
M l»«
V kih
H er» lire < j ii m I I i i i i h (h u t have
In i-n mi my inhiil :
I W hich « re th e most »motion-
nt In love liliinili-N n r b ru m -ttea?
2 I llicl II good looking fellow ut
the F air, who imkeit to ta k e in»
linin». W hen I called for him ut
th e Nltiml h» w in temltiiK. he had
gone. I m et him th e next day and
we mail» nn ap p o in tm en t, hu t ho
d id n 't »how up I wu» u n ary , hut
th o u g h t perhtipH he h a d n 't been
able to And hl» w ay to th e pine»
w here r i l v » . I c a n ’t even rem em
b e r hl» nam e o r w h ere he 1» from .
Itut I'm h o p in g I'll »»» him »nine-
tim e. If I m eet him ugulu, w hat
«hull 1 tell him ?
K K V.
Ite a r K. K. V , nobody really know»
w hich a re th e mo»t em o tio n al In love,
hlondea or th e b ru n ette» , but th e -gen
e ra l belief, en co u rag ed by «mne »clen
title teat«, 1» th a t b ru n e tte s a re th e
m ost »m otional.
I can hard ly m ake head« o r tall - net
of th e »lory you tell of thl» yountt
m an at the F air. W hy w orry ao m uch
about a casu al a c q u a in ta n c e ? Or p e r
h ap s th e re a re Ih lu g a you h av e not
told in«- IMd he and you com e to any
groat d eg ree of friend »hip a fte r m e e t
in g '
I should th in g If he ca re d very
REPORT ON LOCAL RED
CROSS DRIVE DELAYED
R ep o rt of th e S p ringfield Ited C ross
d riv e worker.» will n ‘ b - an n o u n ced
uutll ut leant n ex t w eek, It wu» le a rn
ed W ednesd ay w ith th e new» of Mrs
llu u tly '» lllne»» and h er m o th e r's
d e a th Mrs. llu u tly 1» ch a irm a n of th -
K prlngflaM driv e an d vlcy-chuirm an of
th e L ane county cam paign.
H ow ever, th e ten w om en w o rk ers
h a te been kept a c tiv e ilenplte th e In
a b ility of th e ir lead er, and Indication«
th a t th e local d riv e will reach It» to tal.
R ed C ross d riv es a re now being
stag ed In all p a rts of th e U nited
S ta te s
F ifty cent» of each m em ber-
»hip In tu rn ed o v er to th e n atio n al
c o m m ittee w hile th e o th e r h alf 1»
tu rn e d over to th e co u n ty asso ciatio n .
M cP herson Goes F is h in g — J. It. Mi
M areols People V isito rs— Mrs. Hue
Rogv-r» und M rs W alter Uric« of Mar- P herson cam e Into tow u T u esd ay fol
cola w ere H prlngfleld v is ito rs T uesday. low ing a fishing tr ip n e a r T h u rsto n .
m uch, he would have w alled fo r you
n t III» sta n d , an d would have found
hl» way to your hom e th e o th e r even
lug w hen you hud un ap p o in tm en t,
an d If you m eet him why not find o i l
Just w hat d e te rre d him . Hut In the
m ain I th in k you o u g h t to fo rg e t th.-
fellow It seem s su sp icio u sly aa If he
1» " s trin g in g you alo n g ," uni»«» th e re
a re thing» you haven i told m e In your
le tte r,
• • • •
Fifteen and in Love
Ml»« yera:
fb-ar
1 am fifteen an d am very m uch
In love w ith a boy eig h t y ear» my
senior. He 1» b eg in n in g to care
fo r m e lately , lie goe» out with a
d ifferen t g irl who 1» four year»
o ld e r th a n hlm »elf. How cun I
m ak e him love m e?
CURLY H EAD.
Dear C urly H ead, th e re 1» no way
Fur
C oat
Lowell Lady In Tow n— Mrs. F ra n s
S n y d r of Low ell sp en t W ednesday In
to n e s .
/¿ I,
Hprlngfleld.
8 u ffers from Flu— M rs. V ina Mc
H ere from D exter— M rs C J. Bifl-
d ell of D ex ter cam e In to H prlngfleld C lain Is a t h er hom e suffering w ith in
GLADYS GLAD—one
fluenza.
Tuesday.
Z legfeld's m o st beau tifu l, In "H oople '
—show s us how to w ear o u r new fall
P u sh es N eedle Into F in g er—C. W
Blue R iver People H e rs— Mr. and
h a ts w ith th e b ack w ard tilt th a t Is
M
ossey
*of
F
all
C
reek,
ra
n
a
needle
Mrs. Ile rt V incent of B lue R iver, w ere
F a sh io n ’s la te s t m illin ery whim. And
g u e sts T h a n k sg iv in g of Mr. and Mrs. Into hl» rig h t index A nger T uesday
. and cam e in to tow n to h av e It e je c te j we a re Im m ensely p le a s e d w ith th is
C. E. W heaton.
little close-fitting
th a t m olds It
Mr. X intxley III— Z ack T. K lntzley, self so p erfectly t J ^ e r ch arm in g head.
V isits C o rv allis H om e— Miss C lara
W ag n er left la s t F rid ay evening to last of tie- su rv iv in g G. A. R. m en In
W ith th e h a t i sh o rt Jack et su it of
»pend th e w eek-end a t h e r hom e tu Springfield, was 111 a t h is hom e T u es brow n beige checked v elv eteen Is
day.
C orvallis.
w orn, an d th e und erb lo u se of beige
h as th e new high co llar and side frill
L eaves fo r C alifornia— Mrs. M innie
Jo h n P a rk e r Doing W ell— Jo h n
developed In a very soft, becom ing
P a rk e r, w ho la s t week u n d erw en t a Z lgler left for h er hbm e In San F ra n
way. T he h a t Is a silky felt, of cour«e.
m ajo r o p eratio n a t th e E ugene ho sp i cisco T u esd ay a f t - r v isitin g h ere w ith in the d a rk rose-brow n sh a d e th a t Is
( h er M other, Mrs. E u g en e K ester.
ta l Is re p o rte d a» doing nicely.
so popular.
W e u n h e sita tin g ly re c
V isits D aughter— M rs. H a n n a h Lep- om m end It as a splendid ty p e for w ear
Fulop H ere— Ju liu s Fulop, fo rm er
H prlngfleld m e rc h a n t v isited frien d s b y w ent to A lbany to d ay to »pend th e w ith th e Jack et su its of all.
in H p rlu g fle ld S u n d a y .
He now llvps d ay w ith h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. E lsie
H airs.
In P o rtlan d .
Breeder Brims Also A p p es^^__
A m ong th e la te s a rriv a ls a re also
L eaburg People H ere — W illiam
O vington a n d his s is te r w ere Spring- soft fe lts w ith slig h tly low er cro w n s
field v isito rs from L e a b u rg on Tues- and brim s th a t, w hile th e y re ta in
th e ir sh o rt b acks and fro n ts b ro ad en
uay.
p erceptibly a t th e sides.
Elbow Injured— S lig h t in ju ry of h er
elbow w a s ’ suffered la s t S atu rd ay
Shoes in Color
night by th e little d a u g h te r of Mr.
Deep ric h sh ad es of blue, g reen ,
and Mrs. C ecil Griffin.
red, and u n u su al sh ad es of brow n a re
seen am ong th e re w e s t shoes fo r fa.i,
Leave fo r E n te re p rlse — Mr. and Mrs
Tom R a th b u rn left today for E n t e r fo r F ash io n d ecrees i t ’s sm a rt for
shoes to m atch th e costum e.
p rise w here they w ill spend a few days
visiting.
EX-SPRINGFIELD FOLKS
INJURED ON HIGHWAY
F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st
S kinner, fo rm er Spi-lngfleF folks who
now resid e in Longview . W ashington,
w ere grieved to h e a r th e new s th a t
th e couple w as Injured S unday when
th e c a r In w hich th ey w ere d riv in g
le ft th e p avem ent and o v ertu rn ed on
th e Pacific h ighw ay betw een Shedd
and T an g en t.
Mrs. S k in n e r suffered a com pound
fra c tu re of th e arm and c u ts an d
b ru ises -while Mr. S k in n er suffered
c u ts and b ru ises. T he couple lived
in
Spirlngfieki u n til a b o u t th re e
y ears ago,' w hen Mr. S k in n er left h is
position w ith th e Booth-K elly lu m b er
com pany to w ork in Lontrview.
Mrs. S k in n er is th e d a u g h te r of Mr.
and Mrs. R o b ert Sidw ell of th is city.
Marriage Licenses for Week
J.CPENNEYC0
P lan s w ere m ade for a public In s ta l
lation of officers to ta k e place on J a n
n ary 9. T h e o rd e r h a s grow n to such
un e x te n t th at It w as found n e r- s s u ry
' to m ak e th e In stallatio n an In v itatio n :
a ffa ir o u tsid e m e m b e rs' fam ilies.
T h e n ig h t a lt e r C h ristm a s, Decern- (
h er 26, h as been se t as th e d a te fo r ,
th e C h ristm a s tre e p a rty to be given l
by th e lad les o rg an izatio n .
[AUTOCASTtfll
The obverse and reverse of the
ipccial Gpld Medal authorized by
congress and especially struck off
n honor of Thomas A. Edison
It
was presented by Secretary MeBou
in a celebration in honor of the in
ventor at East Orange, N. J
^ Ä T Y O ’J S #
Starting Thanksgiving Day
THE TALKING PICTURE H IT
The LION and
The MOUSE”
A V IT A PH O N E a d ap tio n of th e p o w er
ful stag e piny. In w hich you w ill both
S E E and H EA R such s ta rs us LIO N EL
BARRYM ORE, MAY McAVOY, ALEC
B. FRA N CIS and WM. C O L L IE R , J r.,
»peak in g th e ir linns in m an y 6f th e
s tirr in g scen es of th e p ictu re,
COMING SUNDAV
The
Mr. E gglm ann h a s Flu— Mr. C. F.
T re n t W om en H ere — Mr». Annu
M orse of T re n t sp e n t T u esd ay In K gglm ann Is co n n v ale scln g a fte r an a t
tack of th e flu.
H prlngfleld.
Go to A lbany—J e n n ie H olverson
und F ra n k Ixiw ls w en t to A lbany to
v isit Mr an d M rs. Rill Davis.
H ip -L in e
M arriage licen ses have been issued
d u rin g th e p a st w eek by th e county
c le rk to th e follow ing: L ars K aarh u s
and A lice, C lave, both of E u g en e:
E lm er H anson and V elm a Ewing,
lo t h of C ottage G rove; Floyd E verson
and B lanche W alkup, both of Crea-
w eli; Roy E ngland and L ida B enton,
D orena; E euben H. Leigh and Mary
H arp, both of Ju n c tio n C ity; Lloyd
D a n c e C a p s in G old an d S ilv e r
F o r dining, d an cin g of th e th e a tre CraiAford and S-adle Laffoon, both o t
M innesotans Pass T h rou gh Here—
Mrs. E tta B eighley an d son, D elavlne. th e v ery la te s t conceit |s th e sntig C ottage Grove.
ot G ordonville. M innesota, sp en t t h ;
night of T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 22, with
LOCAL N. OF W. CIRCLE
INITIATE NEW MEMBER h e r cousins, Mr. and M rs. T. C. B arker.
T he tra v e le rs left F rid a y for C alifor
n
M rs. G lenn S to n e w as In itiated In ia going hom e via th e S o u th ern r o u t :
940-946 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon
to th e H prlngfleld o rd e r o f th e N eigh
bors of W o o d craft a t a re g u la r m e e t
ing held W ednenday evening.
Here’s Real Entertainment! |
\ X -la If U
<<
Now — Tbs
It has been m any seaso n s s 'n e e
we have enjoyed th e chic of th e sh o rt
fu r Jacket— b u t to d ay It Is a P a risia n
th em e of g re a t im portance. C ne hlp-
llne m odel of m ink, w ith a »oft, rolk
Ing collar. Is show n w ith a frock o t
pale brow n c re p e ; a n o th e r of gray
g o atsk in , wdth T uxedo front. Is w ora
o v e r a rough purple wool crep e In tw o
W alterv llle Lady V isits— Mrs. A. E
Mrs. Bailey In Tow n— Mr». J. C.
Bailey of J a s p e r wa» u S pringfield M eyers of W alterv llle visited In
Springfield Tuesday.
v isito r T u esd ay .
Io " m a k e ” an y o n e love you— you have
to tu k e ch a n c e s In th e gam e of love,
not force It Into le-lng
At th e s a n e
tim e. I th in k you u re pro b ab ly too
young to e n te rta in su ch a feelin g for
a m an of tw en ty -th re e. He p robably
tlihik» you a re too young for hl® , too
It 1» p ossible th a t you may com«- to
Mrs. P o llard R e tu rn s— Mrs. El»:e
love each O ther—but If I w ere you I
P ollard, w ho had been confined to
w ould w ait p a tie n tly ra th e r th a n t r i h e r hom e w ith th e flu for som e tim e,
to fo rce thing».
re tu rn e d to w ork a t th e C om m ercial
S ta te taink la st S tu ra d a y .
ab o u t th e local d is tric t. O ne h alf -if
th e allo tm en t will be fo rw ard ed In
I t O p erated On— L aw ren ce G o ssler
th e Hprlng while th e rem a in d e r will be of W a lterv llle, u n d e rw e n t an e m e r
gency o p eratio n la s t S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t
fo rth co m in g In th e full.
th e Pacific C h ris tia n hosR ital In E u
H e re From M cC readle Springs— F. gene.
E W ilson w as In tow n T u esd ay from
V isits G ra n d p a re n ts H ere — Miss
M cC readle Spring».
Jo an Cox. g ra n d d a u g h te r of Mr. ar.d
Mr». M ark P erry , cam e from P o rtlan d
to v isit h e r g ra n d p a re n ts for T h a n k s
giving.
CITY WILL RECEIVE
$1600 FROM ROAD FUND
S pringfield will receiv e an allott-
nu-nt of >1626.14 In ca sh for th e com
Ing y ear, It w as an n o u n ced th is w eek
by Ju d g e C. I*. B arn ard of th e county
co u rt.
T h e ensh a llo tm en t uh an n o u n ced
thl» week I» p ra c tically th e sam e
a m o u n t aw ard ed to S p F n g lleld fo r th e
p a s t y ear. It w as s ta te d by I. M. Pet
a rso n , city reco rd er.
T h e m oney I» ex p ected to be used
for m ain te n a n c e of th e s tre e ts In th e
tow n and nny »m all » p e d a l road work
little cap of m etallic cro ch et woven t s
fit the head as tig h tly as a ekull cap.
U sually th e braid p a tte rn is sw irled
In g re a t ro s e tte s a t each ear, w hile
th e balance of th e cap Is k n itted In a
s tra ig h t m esh w e a v e .
D exter Man H er»—4'. L. G laspey of
Mrs. R en n ls H ers— Mr and Mrs.
W illiam Iten n le of T h u rsto n cam e Into D exter w as a H prlngfleld v isito r T u e s
tow n T u esd ay .
day.
Uandrre dfrirtn g a parunnttl fafdg ton addtaaa
M tu Pin. in tara u¡ Ih n nawapnprr■
lh a r
•By CECILE
First A L L -T A L K IN G
P IC T U R E
The MELODY of LOVE
You will H e a r E v ery C h a ra c te r Spenk
E v ery L in e All th e W ay T h r u . . Not a
S in g le S u b s titu te . . . A S ta g e Play on
th e S creen .
MCDONALD THEATRE
EU G E N E , OREGON
MASONS CONFER DEGREE
UPON DAN W. STEWART
ON THIS DAY WE PAUSE IN OUR WORK TO
RECOUNT THE MULTITUDE OF BLESSINGS
Miss V ir g in ia Cherrill. charm in„
young Chrcago miss, is home from
F irs t d e g re e w as c o n ferred upon
C aliforir. with a contract to I k
WHICH IT HAS BEEN OUR PRIVILEGE TO
Dan W. S te'w nrt a t a m e e tin g T u e sd . y
Charlie Chaplin’s leading lady in the
n ig h t of th e L ib e rty lodge No. 171 f i films.
ta e M asonic lodge In th e Odd F ellow s
RECEIVE AND TO REDEDICATE OURSELVES
♦
hall.
SPRINGFIELD LIONS TAKE
Follow ing th e m e e tin g a luncheon
TO THE TASK OE PASSING ON THOSE
PART IN ROSEBURG MEET
w as serv ed by a co m m ittee of th e
C ascadia c h a p te r. O rd er of th e E us:- i T w enty-one p erso n s m ade up the
BLESSINGS TO OTHERS.
ern S ta r. Mrs. C. A. B w arts w as c h a ir S pringfield p a rty th a t w ent to R ose
m an of th e c o m m ittee of ladles.
b u rg T ues-iay n ig h t to p a rtic ip a te In
E lectio n an d In sta lla tio n of officers th e ce re m o n ie s on th e occasion of e
w ill be fe a tu re s o f th e n ext m etin g of C harter n ig h t of th e R o seb u rg Lions
th e S p ringfield M asons to be held
■UnilllllMW »g ■■'«MM
club.
D ecem b er 11.
S p rin g field 's p a rt in th e p rogram
1 w as a vocal solo by M rs. A rah H oyt
T w enty-six persons w ere kilieu and
R ae. w ho w as acco m p an ed on th e
551 p erso n s w ere Injured In a to tal of piano by M rs. R. B nrger. an d a read in g
2652 traffic accid en ts in Oregon during
by Mrs. Jo h n K etels.
T h e pro
the m onth of S eptem ber. T his w as
gram whs p u t on follow ing th e b a n
announced by T. A. Ilaffety, in charge
quet and cerem ony.
of th e s ta te traffic division. Five of
T hose w ho w ent as m em b ers of th e
the fatal accid en ts w ere In Portlnnd.
S pringfield d eleg a tio n a r e :
’
The re p o rt of th e traffic officers in
M rs. J. C. M cM urray, Mr. a n d M rs. W.
dicated th a t 1056 o f th e accidents
C. W rig h t, Mr. and M rs. Jo h n K etels,
were traced to carelessn ess on the
Mr. an d M rs. W. W. W a lk e r. Mr. and
p art of th e d riv ers, w hile in 136 cases
Mrs. Floyd F lan ery , Mr. and Mrs. H.
he d riv ers w ere exceeding the speed
E. M axey. Jo h n H e n d e re r. F. B. Hani-
lim it. A pproxim ately 197 of (he drlv
Pne. D w ight K essey. A llen K afoury,
,'rs involved in th e accid en ts failed
W. F. W alk e r. H a rry S te w a rt. C h arles
o give th e proper signal.
I Poole, M rs. R ae and M rs. B arger.
R ain w hich fell in U nion county
recently, w as an o th e r one of those
inllllon-dollar” kinds, a s far as w heat
farm ers w ere concerned. T he ground
was ex trem ely d ry and farm ers were
;reatly in need of m o istu re for fall
Old] ffißarbcr Chair
I
Brunswick Radio
All Electric
Tone P erfect
TABLE M ODEL-
Coniplete with Speaker and T u b es.............. $150.00
CONSOLE MODEL—
Complete ....................... ..... ............................ $215.00
wheat.
K lam ath F alls faces th e unusual sit
latlon of hnTlng one of Its lending
hotels, th e P elican, padlocked by the
g overnm ent and closed for a year, ac
cording to a statem en t m ade recently
by F ran cis E. M arsh, deputy U nited
S tates d is tric t a tto rn ey .
8 TUBE SUPER HETERODYENE—
Complete ........................................ .................. $245.00
W ith 66 carloads of celery, 172 cars
of onions, eig h t c a rs of onion sets and
six cars of w heat se n t out from
Brooks since th e fall h a rv e st began,
the 1928 crops are show ing up b e tte r
than w-aB an ticip ated durin g the grow
ing season. Q uinaby h as sen t a sim i
lar am ount of celery, m aking the total
132 cars, all of which w as raised to
the L ak e T.abish section, as were the
onions a n d onion sots, w hile the
See Harry Wright or Roscoe Perkins for Demonstration
was h—m th e w l m l W—» •
TERMS IF DESIRED,
J Parker Ly^n, Pasadena, Cal.,
owns this old tim e barber's chair
-which was u»ed in California dur
ing the Gold Rush Pays from 1848
to 1860
M any notables of those
da y
were given haircuts and
No Interest or carrying charge.
Wright and Sons