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Wood Essay Story
Springfield's Red Cross drive went
• v e r the top.
Such la evidenced in the report
Riven out thia week by Mr». M B
Hun tty. vice-chairman of the Iatne
county Red Cross association and
chairman of the Springfield drive.
The report state« that the local cam
paigners did not »top when they reach
ed their goal of 1150 00 hut went right
on to a total of 1105.50 this week,
with a few pledges still to he collect
«4.
The Springfield campaign which
began on November 12 was Interrupt
*d very much due to the illness ot
Mr». Huntly. who did a large »hare of
th e locat campaigning. She was as
sisted in the business district drive
b y Mrs. C. O. Wilson, who substituted
for Mrs. Huntly when the latter was
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SCHOOL ELECTS MINUTE
MEN. BOARD OF CONTROL
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(Continued from l*age 1)
Fremont Lansbery. Springfield, suf
Nomination of officers will be en ph*'r’’ of h«*P“ a>“ X <>«"
•»
Three student» were elected Judge«
The new Burns union high school
“ lectu red skull., a fracture of doraed by member» of th e Method*, t W'M><1
11 can
*'a r r '•* a,,<*
of the board of control of the Spring
building
haa
been
completed
and
la
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bon‘’
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h,a
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body
church
men',
brotherhood
at
their
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,ni‘ny
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Ullu If
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now occupied. The structure, which bru*8*8 “a “
of an accident Shin meeting next month. It was decide«. lies while other aiaterlals have only field high school al an election held
Monday when Elsie Cooper, Coy l.e »
cost >80.004. has a fine gymnasium *Uy "**h‘ wh,'n “ v“r driven by bans ______,
Monday .......
night at ...
the monthly meeting one ahape.
(hers,
and Paul Ihitler were chosen
large assembly hall and an auditorium b< ’’ 8 y
r Emery Gaughenbecker of the organisation
Wooden home, have already proved for , h. , r(hunal Oscar (lladdl.h will
The dam in the Alsea river near the mile« shnv^
roa‘* *l»out two
A committee constating of Dr. W H their durability and will last for ever h„ U<u„ y ai| , , „ ir
lh „ ,Mmr(,
hatchery, about IS miles east of Wald
T
**** r“nch
Pollard, William Hughe», and It -v C -------
with a good cement foundation. We ,|)B (.„nl|nB year
port, was dynamited recently and par-
he two men started In a car from J Pike, was named to prepare n list hnve no severe weather In laine
Tw,, minute men were rhnaen from
tially destroyed. n Whoever
' h i w i » r i is . guilt,
.„ -h . x>»t t reek ranch late Sundav
fte r, o
a n d id a tfo
r «>,..
„ ..» i.,... o . ffice»
■« ..... co
Sunday a after-
of f c candidate»
for
the varloua
fio n u n n ty that requires stronger house» each claaa, the m i l l i l l e men ulan he.
made a complete Job of it. and i U u - j n o o n h e a d 'd for Bend. A» they »tart In the organization that will be 'he-,-n ,han wood Furthermore, In c a s e o f
log member» of the «indent council.
and other fish can nuw go up stream »< at ross the McKensh) pass about later The findings of the eorrntlttee An» a wooden structurn will hold It»
Thev are June Clover nnd Eunice
at will.
two miles above the place from where wlff be reported to the club for en shape much longer than another mat
McFarland freshmen; Hatty Ander
they
started,
they
noticed
that
the
<ior»ement
nt
their
meeting
next criai houses. Many of our Are. are son and Fave l*arsons aonhnmnres;
The first carload of Rogue river val
started on the Inside and In nearly Frank Meradorf and Gcarge Mason.
ley turkey. In the Chrism,.,, poo! of road
7 “", J wa»
“? slippery.
• ,,’,pary- | n fact a long month
the Poultry Producer.' association i
** ° f SmO,“ h h :e.
H. I.. Gillette, president of the group anY house we And wooden trimming» Junior»; Keith Kendall and Leonard
pool was shipped
to New --------
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recent
Ai for
,.Hdnr
, r„ Franz, senior»
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Finding himself unable to control Presided at the meeting Monday night
Enforcement of (he
ly. The price is 30 cents for No. I the car. Mr Qnughenbecker went off C r m n c n c
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,,)e oldest building materials, having rules of the student aaaoclation I»
birds. The Thanksgiving shipments ,be road across some lava rocks and
E N D E R S S M A S H E D IN
been In constant use for nearlv three part of the work performed hv the
brought the grower 37 cents.
the vehicle stopped at a tree. Lans-
ACCIDENT TUESDAY h undred years, while the composition minute men
Crop revenues from the Medford Ir ^ery struck his head aguln the ground
shingles cannot he proved by years.
The board of control InAIrl« Punish
rigation district increased from >1 nnd was knocked unconscious
The sides of two cars were smashed
meni upon offenders of the rluet of
fo r the many reaaons we have Just fj,,. school
388.700 in 1M4 to >1.708,417 In 1928
The Vida man went hack ,0 Los, Tuesday about 12 45 p. m when a
amt —
as we are depending
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according to the annual report of the Creek a n d n h
.
1
’ lord driven hv Roberta I,eVee coliitl discussed,
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■•■.».»•a ••• al j
directors filed with the state engineer tor TOe InJuwd
*n "’ "*W
M
ed wl,h
with “ another Ford operated by ^’l>8, entirely on lumbering we should
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have enough faith In lumber to build METHODIST CHURCH TO
by E T L e^h
‘°
r° “d ‘n”
«0
' ' B,a< k'V'' COW
“r‘-
Th’
-
tdet
of the d i. creek ranch. Mr. Lansbery w n / f n 1°
Dear th* b‘*h • Ch0° l ° “ D our luine county homes of wood.
HAVE HOLDIAY SERIVE
Contributions to and prospective
members of the Red Cross were in
f o r m e d at the outset of the local cam
paign that 50 cents of the one dollar
membership fee went to the national
Setting tha onen
a
4UCh ‘ ond,,lon thal •< was Impossible ' ” ***
Bed Croaa organization while the
Christmas servto s will b«, h eld nt
Setting the open season for deer, to bring him Into town whan .h i .
Mlsa LeVee’e car was going cast on LOCAL LADY RE-ELECTED
•th e r half or any surplus contributions from
September 20 to October 20 and tor arrived H
h
h°
the usual Sunday hours al the Method.
D
street
and
Cowurt
was
coming
west
w en t to the county group.
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AUXILIARY SECRETARY 1st church Sunday.
as the two vehicles hooked fenders
The work of the ten women workers
hunter is a proposal to be made to the
Sunday morning 9 46 o’clock. Sun
«.
Both
w ho canvassed the city in a deter
Mrs. C F Kggknann of Springfield
i Th»
n i L aecia...
w . L h#Pr
nr . ’ “b,’U' 5 P' “ * (,-
r8 car"
N° “uffered
’ « badly
Mured damaged
in .he a fen
,ci
coming legislature, it was decided by
day school will be held under the
mined effort to put Springfield over the state game commission at its i'u,ll*aT- Mr. Gaughenbecker received dent,
was re-elected secretary of the Gen
direction of Superintendent II I. GR
th e top were given great praise by monthly meeting held in Portland re a few cuU abo«t the face and slight I
eral Ijiwtnn auxiliary of the United letle. Junior church will be held at
Mrs. Huntly. who desires to express cently.
Spanish Wkr Veterans at n meeting
bruises.
Thin Lady—You're a coward. You're held Monday night In the Armory at 11 «. B. with Mrs W H Pollard In
h er many thanks to her co-workers
Proposal
to
have
congress
appropri-
Mr.
Ijinshcry's
condition
Is
reported
"Where Is He” Is the subject of the
even afraid of your own shadow.
fo r their full-hearted assistance and
Eugene. This Is the fourth lime that
ate >200,000 to finance the tunnelling to be Improving according to the at.
Fat Lady—Well, why wouldn't I be’ Mrs Pgglmann has been elected to sermon to bo delivered by llev C J
«»-operation in the campaign Just com
of the Klamath irrigation district main tending physician
Pike at the morning service. The
pleted
It looks like a crowd following me.
the office, and she Is the only Spring !
Irrigation canal of 2340 feet in Klam
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choir will sing "Hsll to the lo r d ’s
The women who took part in the
field woman holding nn office In the
ath Falls will be placed before author
Mrs Arah
Housewife
Temple Announces Services
Springfield drive are: Mrs. Mary Kes-
Would you like some organization which has members from Annolnted." by Petrie
ities in Washington, D. C , by R. R.
Hoyt Rae will sing a solo.
cake?**
•ey , Mrs. C. E. Kenyon. Mrs. M. Male.
various parts of the county.
Mrs
Butler, recently elected representative Sunday school services will be held
Epworth league at 7 30 p m will
Tramp: "Yes
Mr». C. O. Wilson. Mrs. William Don
Grace Hall of Eugene was timed presl
from that district
at the Bible Standard temple at 9:45
be led by Ihe president. Miss Bernice
"Yes.
what?"
aldson, Mrs. Bernice Van Valzah. Mrs.
dent.
The Oregon State Horticultural to a m Sunday. It was announced by E.
Neher. A special Christman program
Yes, dear.”
Clark Wheaton. Mrs Harry Whitney.
Following the separate business will br brkl
ciety
held its annual convention in K Brlckford. pastor. He will preach
Mrs. L. M. Wright and Mrs. William
meetings of the auxiliary and the regu
Roseburg last week with an attend at 11 a. m. The evangelist service
Ai the evening worship hour begin
W right.
Jack told me he cou.d live on my
lar men's organization, a Joint social ning nt 7 30 o'clock, a song sermon
be —
held
at 7:30
p. m.. Tuesday kisses for ever.’*
ance ■
of
approximately zzb
125 outside del will —
—
“* «epruaimaieiy
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•■"v P-
hour was held A Christmas tree was will be given consisting of eight num
egates. Portland. Salem, Eugene and *>'>>n'nK at 7:30 another evangelistic
‘Are you going to let him?"
SAMUEL DENNIS. 76.
placed In the meeting room and a pro ber«. The topic Will he "The Birth of
Medford were well represented, with serv*ce wiH be held, and on Thursday
Not till I find out what I’m going
gram was given. Mrs Egglmnnn gave Christ " The pastor will make a short
OF CAMP CREEK. DIES several fruit growers in attendance Illght »Prayer meeting will be held
to live o n !”
a rending
also from Hood River.
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talk preceding each number
Samuel Dennis. 78 years old, died
A county bridge on the Pratum-Wil
a t his home on Camp Creek at 3 lard read a few miles from Salem col
o’clo«:k this morning, and his body lapsed under the weight of a grader
w as brought Into Springfield to be and tractor. The bridge was approxi
»laced under the care of the Walker- mately 25 feet above the water. It
Boole funeral directors here.
was built in 1913, and recently was in
Very little is known of Mr. Dennis' spected and reported in good condl
early life. He was born in Henry- tion. Officials said the bridge would
county .Illinois on November 9, 1852. be rebuilt.
H e came to Morrow county in Oregon
B- W. Cooney, ex-Douglas county ag
In 1895. He moved to Camp Creek ricultural agent, died In Roseburg
about three years ago.
from pneumonia, following an attack
He lived at Camp Creek with his of influenza, his death making the
«on. Henry O. Dennis, who is at pres
third in the family within a week, Mrs
ent ill at his home on the Edwards Cooney and their 10-year-oid daughter
farm. Besides his son, Samuel Den
Genevieve having passed away Thurs
»1» 1» survived by four gradnchildren
day and Friday of last week, all iron,
T h e whereabouts of only one grand the game cause.
son is known •»•-* j* Theodore Dennis
J. E. Shelton was elected a dlstric
o f Lyle. Washington.
director of the Oregon State Motor as
Funeral arrangements will be an sociation at a meeting in Eugene re
nounced later following the arrival cently. This is the third consecutivc
■yt the garndson from Washington.
tinie that Mr. Shelton has been elect- i
ed to this position. The term is fo:
two years. The district represented
4-L Elect Vice-Chairman
ay Mr. Shelton comprises Lane, Linn.
Larry May was elected vice-chair Lincoln and Benton counties. The an
man of the Springfield Four-L organi nual meeting of the state association
sation at a meeting held Monda, will be held January 9 at Portland.
zzlght. George Cox was made the
The Jackson county court is up ir.
third member of the conference com arms against the practice of some cit>
m ittee of the lumbermen's group.
people using the countryside as a
The next meting of the Four-L will dumping gr. und for their reiuae, ano
h e held on January 28.
seek3 a drastic cure. At a recent meet
ing County Judge Sparrow and Count}
Commissioners Bursell and Alton,
H IG H SCHOOL TO GIVE
were irate over the practice, and Al
PLAY FRIDAY EVENING 'ord suggested that "us country idler-
ought to dump a few leads of tin can:,
‘•Professor Pep” is the title of a on a few city iewns and see how thtv
Play to be presented at the Thurston ■ike it.”
high school Friday evening. Decem
The place on the Deschutes rivet
b er 21.
-.here immigrants on their way to
Taking part in the presentation are: western Oregon camped after crossing .
Gerald Hansen who will take the role the "high desert" is to be convcrteo
of
i* r o f .
Peterkin Pep, a nervous into a city park after the first of th« I
w reck; Lloyd Gray as Howard Green, year. The old camping ground is now j
th e son of C. B Butonbuster; Bruce in the city limits of Bend at a low spol '
on the river. It has been used as an
C hristie, who will portray Mr. Button
>2.00 Values
Beautiful Handkerchiefs. A great as
b uster; Hazel Russell as Betty Gar automobile park for several years. As
•
ollnr
attached,
solid colors and fancy
sortment to select from
stripes.
dner. the Professor’s ward; Margaret a memorial to the immigrants, the
ea. 3 for
Tipton, playing the part of Aunt Min camping site is to be known as Pio
erra Boulder, the housekeeper; Fran-1 neer park.
With tw en ty -fo u r wide aw ake con
Eighty-two settlers who arrived in J
■cis Davis as Sim Batty, the police
testa n t» everyone or them anxious
Just the thing for Christmas gift.
force of a college tow n; Irene Baxter Oregon during November invested '
for your su p p o rt In w inning thin
>298,050,
according
to
a
report
issued
in the role of Petunia Muggins, t h e !
B eautiful W atch, it's going to be a
hired girl; Carl Platt as Peddler Ben- by W. G. Ide, manager of the slat« |
lig h t to the ilnish. R em em ber ev<*ry
won; Loren Edmlston taking the part chamber of commerce. The new ai ’
penny you upend a t this Sale entitles
of K itty Clover; Lois Mathews as rivals purchased a total of 7187 aertb ,
Value« to >5.00
"
you to a vote for your favorite c .n -
Reinforced crotch, Elastic waist and
Olga iMopskl, the folk dancing teach of land. Letters were received during
testa
n
t.
The
list
of
the
nam
es
and
knee.
Sale
price
Beautiful patterns. Just the thing for
e r ; Horald Remie as Noisy Fleming; ihe month from 74 families who an
their stan d in g posted in th e store
Him.
sa le Price
Ben Russell as Pink Hatcher; Dorothy nounced that they had decided to
daily; d o n ’t forget to vote.
Scott as Caroline Kay; Josephine move to Oregon, bringing aggregate
H ickins as Vivian Drew; James Ed- investment« of >281,160. Increased
m lston in the role of Buster Brown; interest in Oregon is reflected in a
MEN’S TIES
and Emily Fox as Irene Van Hilt, a large volume of inquiries received
MEN’S FANCY RAYON
from all parts of the United States,
Beautiful Patterns. Just the thing for
social lea/ler.
SOX
Mr. Ide said.
Husband, Father, Brother or Sweet
jAn Outstanding Value. 4 Pairs for
heart.
A
total
of
>171,838.19
will
be
dis
BELL THEATRE CLOSES
trlbuted to 31 counties of Oregon thin
DOORS INDEFINITELY fiscal year by the federal government
under the law which provides that 25
The Bell Theatre here has closed per cent of the receipts from gale ol
down.
timber, forage and other products ol
This Is the announcement made to the national forests shall be returned
day by J. M. Larson, proprietor of the to the counties in which the forests
play house. The theater will remain are situated. The amount Is a de
closed indefinitely.
Rumors have crease of >7655.71 from that digtrlb
ipread about that the motion picture uted to the same counties in 1928
place w ill probably reopen In about caused bv a smaller timber-cut on tin
three mbnths, but Mr. Larson has re national forests In 1927, according to
fused to confirm such reports.
D EPARTM ENT 8TORE
district, forestry officials.
Kafoury Bros. Great
F Store wideSale Swing
ing into Real Action
with Enthusiasm In
creasing Daily on the
Part of the Buying
Public... It’s the Prices
that’s Attractidg the
Crowds! Read On!!!
Ladies
Handkerchiefs
9c
25c
A RED HOT
CONTEST
98c
Rayon
Bloomers
Men’s Scarfs
89c
Store Open
Evenings
Until 8 o’clock
Until
Christmas
Dress Shirts
S1.95
49c
98c
Store Open
Evenings
until 8 o’clock
Until
Christmas
Formerly Farmer's Exchange
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
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