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THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. 1929
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G o .. to P o rtla n d — Georg« 1‘o rk ln s
local c o n tra c to r an d b ulldar, apont
purl o t thia wiwk In thn R on » city.
R esid en t III— Ed M rltoe |s confined
to his hom e becau se of lllnnas.
Sons III— M rs L. M S h an n o n 's sons
M elvnn and N orvnl, a re III In th is city.
H rra fr o m T h u r s to n — Ed W h it t a k e r ,
nf T h u rsto n , was In tow n la st H atur
day.
H ere from R a in b o w — Mrs. G eorge
W illiam s, from th e llulnhorw region
From W rnrtllng— H enry C arter, <• wun a v isito r h ere Inst S atu rd ay .
i 'till 11 n g, w as In tow n over tho wee
R etu rn from S alem — Max Eoxley
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and D M elr re tu rn e d T u esd ay from.
On S'ek L is t— Jo h n O. IsilTerly, of Salem .
Mill s tre e t, Is Ito hull >1 am ong tko*« on
From K alam a, W ash in g to n — Odlln
th e sil k list for th e Week.
O lson from th e llrld u lv ell is v isiting
F ro m
D ouglas G ardens — Mrs. w ith his m o th er, M rs E m m a Olson.
Jo s e p h in e llu e k ln s, of Dougins ( la r
dons, wns a H alunlny vlultur here.
OWNERLESS CAR TAKEN
H ere from M sroola— Mrs. ('. M M i l
ler of M ureolu wun In tow n lu st Suu
day.
R etu rn from P o rtla n d — Mr. nud
M rs Hoy Untilh hav e re tu rn e d from
P o rtlan d w here th ey have been for
th e p u st few days.
E xpected Home — Miss M arg aret
M ortensen Is exp ected hom e today
from P o rtlan d w here sh e Is a tte n d in g
achool at St. H elen's Hall.
P h y sician R eturn» — Dr. E ugene K»-s
te r and b ro th e r, H ugh, re tu rn e d Wed
n esday non from P o rtlnnd w here l>r
R en ter h as ben on bupslnoss,
Hare from Globa— Ralph llu rih itrt.
of th e (»lobe sectio n , Is v llstln g h ere
With h is wife who Is a t th e hom e of
Mr nod Mrs. O. F K izer She Is tnk
lug m edical tre a tm e n ts.
TO RODENBOUGH GARAGE
K en n eth (¡lies, local truffle nttleer
amt police chief, played th e good Sam
a rita n to u lonely an d d e se rte d a u to
m obile th a t bus been p ark ed w ithout
any sign of o w n ersh ip on th e co rn er
of 2nd anil D stre e t for 3 days, and
took It and had It put u n d er cover a t
th e Itodenhough g arag e y esterd ay .
T h e e a r 'Will be kept tn th e g aruge
u n til th e o w n er show s up and claim s
It and pays th e cost accru ed a g ain st
It, Mr. G iles said. It Is u K tudehnker
six c y lin d e r to u rin g c a r w ith a 1928
licen se n um ber, ,190 388 T h is nu m b er
Is listed u n d er th e n am e of H arry
' B rick er of T ren t
T h e gas tnnk was
em p ty and th e tool» w ere gone when
(be c a r w as tow ed In.
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4-L PROFRAMS MAY
CO OUT OVER KORE
H as A cldent— F rail R ussel, of th e
T h u rsto n d e strlc t, sp lit his hip last
P tn n s a re u n d er way by th e 4-L to
S a tu rd a y w hile w o rk in g at th e Hy b ro a d c a s t 4-L p ro g ram s o v er K O B E
nions L u m b ar co m p an y up th e McKen- ! T h is wns decided upon at th e m eeting
of th e 4 1. group h ere Inst M onday
xle.
nig h t. T h e p ro g ram s will co n sist of
W alk e r-Jen n in g s Make 8 a le — Mr- ’ lu m b erm en 's songs th a t have been
Mury S chultz, of F all C reek, sold h er sume by th e lu m b erm en sin ce th e
f.r. a c re form to C h arles D eadtnond of e a rly d ay s of logging. F ra n k H ill, of
W alterv llle.
W alk er Jen n n es R eal K O R E, Is c o o p eratin g w ith th e 4 1. In
E state linn affected th e sale.
1 p u ttin g th e p ro g ram s on th e nlr.
R alph M artin, a s s is ta n t sales m a n
R etu rn to M arahfteld— Mrs. E d ith a g e r of th e Booth K elly lu m b er com-
O hlsen and d a u g h te r, L u cille, left F ri
; pnny, ta lk e d nt th e m eetin g on th e
day m o rning for M arshfield. T h ey ' topic o f h an d lin g lu m b er a fte r tt
h av e been v isitin g u t th e hom e of
J le a v e s th e m ill
Mrs. H url M cP herson.
A p ro g ram c o n sistin g o f th e follow
ing se le c tio n s w as g iv e n ' a p iano duet
M iss C ooper R e tu r n s — Miss E lsie
by Jo an S eavey, and M iss M ay; a
C ooper. w ho m ade a quick tr ip to Kul
ltn w n lln n s trin g d u e t, W a lte r L ee. of
um a, W ash in g to n , la st w eek, re tu rn e d
E u g en e, an d H a rry Fim drem , of
to S pringfield last S unday ev en in g
S p rln g fleld ; n solo on a at« el saw a c
M iss C ooper Is v isitin g w ith Mrs. I.
co m panied by a g u ita r by Mr. and
W B ak er h e re an d going to achool.
Mrs. S leu r, o f E ugene,
T h e n ex t re g u la r m o tln g o f th e 4-L
Home from H o sp ital— Asu C. Peildl aim be on F e b ru a ry 28, and on In v ita
cord, w hu re c e n tly hud a painful a c tion Is ex ten d ed to nil th e public to
c id e n t b reak in g a bene In h is m iddle I a tte n d
T h e e n te rta in m e n ts nrp ar-
finger on the left h an d , W»s released 1 ran g ed for th e benefit of th e com m un
from th e E ugene h o sp ital and tins re tty nnd till a re urged to n tten d .
tu rn e d to his hinii*- tn th is city.
Dallas Folks Stop Off— Mr and Mrs,
E llison mid tw o ch ild ren of D allas,
T ex as, e n ro u te to P o rtlan d , stopped
off In S pringfield fo r a sh o rt v isit with
Lum
A nderson.
Mr.
A n d erso n 's
b ro th e r Is w ith th e B an k er's L oan a s
so ciatio n In D allas an d w ar Intim ately
a cu u ln ted «with Mr. and Mrs. Ellison.
Priscilla Club Meets
T he IT Iscllla club m et th is week at
th e hom e of M rs. T Henderson. Re
fre sh m e n ts were served.
T h e follow ing w ere th e re : M rs. H.
D F re e la n d of E ugene, M esdnraes
M ackey. S n o d g rass, C u rtis, i»ti-armer.
P a rk e r, T o m seth , Igirson, H en d erso n ,
and B nsford.
UPPER WILLAMETTE
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Mr an d Mrs J esse A. ITielps and
fam ily enjo y ed a v isit th e p a st w eek
end from Mr l*helps s is te r and fam ily,
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C aatu rlln e of
W ln tera, C alifo rn ia. Mr and Mrs.
C a aterlln e nnd th re e ch ild ren , llaxel,
l.en o re nnd G runt, have been to u rin g
th e n o rth w e st th e p a st m onth and a re
on th e ir re tu rn trip to W in ters w here
th ey have a fru it ran ch .
I. T. C ircle, fa th e r of T ay lo r C ircle,
h a s hen very III for som e lim e Buffer
ing from th e effects of an a tta c k of
Influenza.
Miss C ora O lson of E d en v ale who
h a s been su fferin g for s e v e ra l w eeks
w ith rh e u m a tism Is rep o rted to he
som ew hat Im proved.
Mrs. F red P ap en fu s o f E n te rp rise ,
w ho h as been very serio u sly III nt
a t th e E ugene h o sp ital In E ugene Is
sho w in g som e Im provem ent T he little
P ap en fu s g irl Is sta y in g a t th e hom e
of Mr and Mrs. A ndy O lson a t P le a s
a n t H ill.
On ai-ount of th e d ep th of th e snow
w hich w as about n foot deep T u esd ay
w ork wns su sp en d ed a t th e W ilson
m ill above D exter.
T h e young folks of th e In te rm e d ia te
E n d eav o r w ill c e le b ra te St. V a le n tin e ’s
flay and have chosen n am es fo r ex
ch an g in g vnlentlnes.
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d e n t of th e I nine county S cout C ouncil
and C. II. C lark, l a n e sco u t executive
for th e purpose of o rg a n isin g a boy
scout troop.
T h e an n u al haskot boll to u rn a m e n t
of th e class B high schools of L ane
county will be held a t th e Y M. C. A.
h ere F e b ru ary 14-15-16. T he P le a sa n t
Hill hoys’ team has won th e tro p h y
p re se n te d by th e R. A. Itahb H ard w are
com pany th e la s t tw o years. T h is year
the team hna only one of Its le tte r
men tan k but co n sid erin g (.11 th e o th e r
m a te ria l Is new th e boys a re m aking
a very good show ing.
| used to he M any c a rp e n te rs a re not well with the color of the house.
! u sin g good n ails fo r p u ttin g on
T here are m any good -ways of ad
shingles. T his may re s u lt In a ru sty v ertisin g . W ooden hom os can be a d
nail and ru s t n o t only spoils the nail v ertised In our own com m unity by th e
but It helps to spoil th e fibres of the . people h av in g beautiful wooden hom es,
wood. T h is re s u lts In a loose shingle b u t th is would not reach all th e peo
( w hich m ay In tim e blow off form ing ple. M any com panies a d v e rtise th e ir
a place fo r w a te r to get th ro u g h th e p ro d u cts by beau tifu lly colored nt»
. roof.
tu res. T h is can be done on signboards.
W ooden houses not only look nice In p o p u lar m agazines, and before th e
on th e inside but th ey look very nice real p ictu re a t th e m oving p ictu re
on th e outside. Wood ta k e s p ain t very show s. In a d v e rtisin g m ore th a n one
easily and m any ad d itio n al th in g s com pany could unite. T he pa’n t com
m ay he added to the b eau ty of th e pany. a lu m b er com pany and a com
house by sim ply seein g th a t different p any w hich m a n u fa c tu re s nails. T he
h u es of p ain t a re used. O th e r th in g s p ictu re should be b rig h t and shc-w-r
th a t m ake th e hom e look b e tte r a re to catc h th e a rls tr o c ra tlc eye. C-c- en
MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED
g reen law ns, and flower gardens. Im law ns, fences, arb o rs, and all o th e r
AT METHODIST CHURCH
ag in e rose vines tw in in g aro u n d a little ad d itio n al th in g s should be p u t
T h e m arria g e of M iss N aom i l x Vee, i fence p ain ted som e color w hich looks In th e p ictu re to a tt r a c t atte n tio n .
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Le Vee
of th is city, to P erry G ould of Toledo,
w as solem nized a t th e M ethodist
ch u rch by Rev. C. J. Pike. O nly Im
m e d ia te m em bers of th e fam ily w ere
p resen t.
T h e couple w ent to T oledo Im m edi
OUR goods are as good as any on the market— and better
ate ly a fte r the w edding w here th ey
plan on m aking th e ir hom e.
Miss
than lots of them. Our prices are right. And our profits are
L e Vee w as a s tu d e n t In th e local
used right here in Springfield.
schools.
Why Buy Elsewhere
Sprin»tield Service Station
5th and Main Streets
Just Telephone
Your Order—
We Deliver
Promptly
E1I Jo n es of Mill and A s tre e t passed
aw ay at th e E ugene h o sp ital a t 2
o'clock T uesday aftern o o n . F u n e ra l
a rra n g e m e n ts a re In c h arg e of B rans-
te tte r chapel In E ugene, hut th e fu n
e ra l h a s not yet been announced.
Mr. Jo n es wns survived by h is wife,
Mrs. C ecelia Jones. H e h a s been In
th e h o sp ital for th e p a s t m onth.
R ev W. A E lk in s will begin a s e r
ies of seven e v an g elistic serm o n s
n ex t Sunday. T h e re a re m any new
co m ers In th e P le a sn n t H ’ll d 'x tr ’ct
nnd It Is hoped m any will Join th e
ch u rch nt P le a sa n t Hill.
C rad le roll c a rd s will he given out
to th e new b ab ies a t th e C h ristia n
rh u rc h at P le a sa n t H ill n ex t Sunday.
T h e g irls of th e P le a s a n t H ill pub SNOW BLANKETS COUNTRY
lic Nchoiil a re Ink in g co n sid e ra b le In
THREE CAMPS SHUT DOWN
te r e s t In b a sk e tb a ll and h av e o rg a n i
(C ontinued from P ag e 1)
zed a team
T h ey h ope to play th e
fresh m en g irls of P le a s a n t H ill high looks m ore com fortable, d u rab le and
school T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n . T hose h o m elik e? Most ev ery one w ill say
p lay in g nre L u cetta B oughm an. Evlvn th e wooden one does w hile p robably j
P helps, M ildred Sw ift, N ancy B arnum , a few will p re fe r th e stu cco one. Al- !
B onnie Je a n n e T in k e r, F lo ren ce J o r th o u g h flow er-gardens and b eau tifu l
law ns h elp a lot In th e looks of hom es
dan.
T h e P le a sa n t H ill p ublic school Is a stuccoed house can n ev er be m ade
p re p a rin g a W ash in g to n p rogram .
to look u lte as good as a w ell-built
T h e P le a s a n t Hill high school b a s w ooden one.
B ut th e se a re not all of th e co n v en i
k e tb a ll boys lost to th e W alk e r team
last F rid ay at P le a sa n t H ill by a score en ces of wooden hom es for th e y have
o f 31 to 26. T he P le a s a n t H ill girls a g re a t reco rd for th e ir d u ra b ’lltv.
, T h e re a re now m any houses in W il
won.
T h e A th letic club o f P le a s a n t H ill liam sb u rg . V irginia, th a t a re tw o h u n d
w ere d e fe a te d by th e M ohawk Black- red y e a rs of age and over and tn fine
h aw k s la st week by a sco re of 24 to 22 condition. T h e G a re tt house fo r In-
\ sta n c e Is tw o h u n d red y e a rs old. It
In a gam e n f b ask etb all.
S ev eral peo p le from P le a sa n t H ill Is a larg e old-fashioned house and is I
a tte n d e d th e fu n eral o f Mrs. M ary very b eau tifu l and p ictu resq u e . O th er
H ills S m ith a t th e W nlker-Poole old b u ild in g s a re hom e of P evton
ch ap el at Sprlngfleld S unday. Mrs. R andolph. B asset H all, hom e of L afay
S m ith w as th e m o th e r of Mrs. Albin e tte , W irt H ouse, and th e hom e of
Ju d g e Jo h n B lair.
O lson of E denvale.
D ouglas fir Is th e b est wood fo r ;
Men of P leasn n t H ill .(Who a re
fa th e rs of young hoys a re in te re ste d In fram e w ork of hom es b ecau se It Is •
young boys n re ask ed to m eet nt the tough hut not b rittle and h as m any
P leasan t H ill h ’eh school W ed n esday ' cells w hich h e ir to rw oulate th» heat
ev en in g w ith Dr. W. E. Moxley p re si i Red C edar S h in g les a re the best
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Tomorrow’s Dollar
May Miss the Train
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T oday’s D ollar is a very sober, steady-going in
dividual and you can depend on his being right there
when you need him. Tomorrow’s D ollar, however, u
a different sort of chap.
D on’t trust Tomorrow’s Dollar too much. Paying
for everything with T oday’s Dollar not only keeps you
out o f debt, but saves a bit on every purchase, if you
shop at our store.
Instead of "charge it,” say, ”l ’ll pay for it n o v ”
Tom orrow’s Dollar may never arrive.
Lum's Service Station
2nd and Main Streets
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Fint;ncc<>nd<third!F1ashingarruMi
: he fin:.-h lin eal the Nat tonal Spee<l-
Iwiat Race« in Decem ber, trim rac
ing craft proved again the super
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"It given m e g rea t p le a s u r e to
testify to the excellen ce af A ssoci
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H am m on d a fte r hia "M las West
chester 2n<t” easily took first place
in the 151 eu. in. unlim ited class.
And "Miss Houston 4 th .,” four
years world's cham pion, took first
place in four successive heats."As
sociated (gasoline has made a w arm
booster,” says E. C. T hirw ell. her
fa m o u s p ilo t. ” My b o a t's m o to r
functioned perfectly.”
"MIns Eern ( 'reek 2nd.” and"M iss
K eu iu li” to o k se c o n d an d th ird
places in both heats o f the free-for-
all h y d r o p la n e ra ce, th e fo rm er
with a broken oil line hel<l in place
by a mechanic! Here again ASSOCI-
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T th« grave of hia beloved ton, Um atilla,
c h ie f o f th e hostile savages o f th e U p p e r
Columbia country, sanctioned the first peace
treaty w ith the w hite pioneers in that region.
Romantic bits of history such as thia are
told you each W ednesday night through the
radio stations o f the National broadcasting
Company.
L is te n in ea<Jh W e d n e s d a y • v e ilin g , 8 to
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