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TDK SPRINGRKIJ) NEWS
THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 192»
Ride Hint Cimbov!
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U P P E R W IL L A M E T T E
T A X R O L L S A R E N O W IN
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COBURG YOUTH SA V E S
S H E R IF F S H A N D S. DATE
The Pleasant Hill Athletic club
basketball team goes to Triangle Lake
Wednesday night.
Owing to the death of Mrs, Sheri­
dan's mother on Thursday of last
week there was no school In the up­
per grades of the Pleasant Hill public
school where Mr. Sheridan is princi­
pal.
The students of the eighth grade of
the Pleasant Hill public school met at
the home of Bonnie Jeane Tinker
Monday morning and listened to the
inaugural program and speeches on
Mrs. Wangelin's radio. Mrs. C. E.
Jordan and Mrs E. Y. S»»3ft and Ben
Forney also were present.
Mrs. Andy Olson received news of
the death of her brother. Albert.
Fauske, Thursday night February 28
at the veteran's hospital in Walla
W ills. Mr Fauske has been ill for
several years He leaves a wife and
two small children.
The students of the Pleasant Hill
high school are busy with plows,
scrapers and teams improving their
grounds.
They plan on planting
shrubs and trees about the buildings
and are leveling a space near the
gyroaiasium for a tennis court.
W. P. Sheridan, principal, and Mrs.
J. A. Phelps primary teacher of the
Pleasant Hill public school have been
elected by the board to teach another
year
H. E Kilpatrick principal of the
Pleasant Hill high school has been
elected by the board to teach another
year.
H IS F A T H E R S
O F D E L IN Q U E N C Y MAY 5
LIFE
BY
T IM E L Y R E S U S C IT A T IO N
A total of 93.303,886 87 will be due
()>4W«ld T hiel, lb. a member iif the
front owners of taxable property In Coburg boy scoul troop 19 aaveil his
! lame county this year aeordlug Io the father's life the first of the week when
lax roll turned over to Sheriff II I. he em ployed resnsrlation upon Ills
Sown on March I by Assessor lien F father who had been rendered un­
Keeney.
conscious from ii high voltage t-urri nt
The first half payments of (axes sent through his body. A report of
will become delinquent on May b. Col the act will be sent to nnllonnl head
lections will not be made until the quarters by It A Clark, lam e County
preliminary work of preparing the executive of the hoy scouts gri<t II Is
tax lists and notices have been sent probable that (he bov will receive
out.
life Having medal
The only draw
The total valuation of the property back which may Impede him ....... Ivlng
In Lane county for the year 1928 upon the medal Is the fart that there were
which thia years assessm ent la levleo no witnesses to the act.
was ti9.2R8.22b
Springfield's valua
The arrlde> ( occurred when Mr
tlon was put at I t .202.791 which was Thiel waa atlemuptlng to release a
the third largest In the county Eu­ telephone wire from a pole close to
gene with a total valuation of 918.- electric wires The telephone wire
487.999 and Cottage Orove with 11.- came Into contact with the high volt­
440.807 are greater Valuations of the age of the electric wire and the shock
other four of the seven Incorporated that rendered Mr Thled unconscious
towns In the county are: Coburg 887,- ensued.
I 222; Creswell 8183. 931; Florence 888.-
i 020; Junction City 1432.400
FOR SALE
The tax roll for the year follow*:
aVARANTERD PIANO In storage
State and count tax
I1.34K.41O 31 near Springfield I,ooka and Is •••
1 Sperisi achool taxes
482.831 30 new Will sacrifice for 9195 00 Terms
! Union high school taxes
31,379 50 Free delivery Write K D Poller. Box
Special road taxes
93,782 44 429, Salem, Oregon
I Special city taxes
330,248 89
Special Port of Sluslaw,
10.302 01
Getting Paint Coat — The Jesse
I Special Fire patrol tax
7.239 93 Reuvey building. Into which Gray's
Special J D Cox drainage
Feed and Seed department has recent,
district ........................ ..
1.764 54 ly moved Is undergoing a new coat of
Special extermination grny
paint
digger tax .. ...................
188 2b
Hsra for a Stay — Mr«. Nellie
Special horticultural tax
2K9 88
Total tax _.................... 93.304.188 85 Cooper, who cams Jinrti from Kalama.
Washington, last week Is now living
Cellected by county as
••"•or
t 1.ROO78 at the home of her mother and father
C H A M B E R G IV E S D E P U T Y
Mrs
Amt. due, uncollected.
93.3O2.88b 87 Mr. and Mrs Ira W Baker
lllly Wakeley of Portland, who came
A S S E S S O R C O N F ID E N C E
down ""•»
with her WU
returned to Portland
V O T E A T I A « 5 T u r C T i M P I Fpom Cottage Grove— Mr. and Mrs aowT1
r l N G ,U R Rmith of Cottage On-ve. were |„ during the week end
Nina Dilley, Mike Dilley and Laura
Hast who represented the Pleasant
Friday afternoon and extending C A S C A D E M O U N T A IN E E R S
Hill high school at the O. A. C. educa­ on
until
Cnnziow evening
ws«s.xwe
until Sunday
tional conference last week gave their
C O M P L E T E O R G A N IZ A T IO N
reports to the student ¿ody Friday.
The folk dancing entertainment
M O N D A Y N IG H T M A R C H 4
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„ recovered
by Thur9'on at Pleasant
Mrs.
Papenfus was
has K,Ten
recovered
enough from her recent illness to he Hl" last Friday evenink the door rec
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o i n i o a WWW r o m t o d a e» • 4 C A A
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The Cascade Mountaineers boy
S. P. Markuson. deputy lume county
brought home
Miss Belle Olson ,s elpts amounted to $15 00. One-third go-
completed
organlxa assessor, asked
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, «nF to Pleasant Hill school, the other scout
f" “ club
C
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np'8‘ed their or,
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the local ---------
Chamber
assisting
The pictures of the h(<rb
on th® plano fund for 018 ^rade school i
, “y “ *ht ( har,*r mem Commerce at the meteing last Friday
J d u s t K eta , la . v e a r T a v e J w , h#re'
X l
U
n'‘ h‘
‘ fonim1" 8' tO
graduating class last
last year
year have
have Just
just ,
I Em1 W k.e et Carrol A,tarns, Billy «„ cooperate with him in the matter
been finished and sent to the diffedent
WT.ee,er. Winston Bacus and BUI Cox of equalisation of local assessm ent.
house for Mr. Richardson.
members of the class.
Officers elected for the club nrere: ! He was
given U a vote
of l confidence.
— —W B « I B U
TUVV
u i
u l l 1111
A. W.
Weaver
had the
misfortune
The entertainment put on at the j —
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= .v .,.uo to eader. Ralph Hughes; scribe. W in-, but no committee was appointed
high school gymnasium by the Thurs. '09e one ° f his Holstein cows last ston Bacus; and another officer name
Mayor C O. Wilson gave a report
ton Parent-Teachers association was
Sunday. She was one of the heaviest not designated Billy Wheeler. The i on the airmail beacon stating
that the
much enjoyod by ali present and many
pr”ducer’ ,n h,s herd'
ab° » ‘ 'cue official designations for the offl. contract had been signed leasing the
favorable
comments
were
heard j el^ht ^aIlons
a day.
cers
have not yet been decided upon land' to the government and that the
throughout the audience on the skill Walter Platt Is doing some
remodel- From now on the new organization beacon would be erected
of those who took part.
! ing and extensive Improvement In his *111 meet regularly every month. H '
¡house finishing it with plaster board. E. Maxey gave a talk Monday night I n n C r D A M n m a c t c d
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on the Upper McKenzie area
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UKAINU M A b T E R
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TH URSTO N
♦ SH AM RO CK SEA R C H TO
At the meeting of scout troop No 11 I
"*"0 BE H E R E M A R C H 2 0
• Springfield on business Wednesday
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' Vida
Baby -------------------
III— Barnard, the
baby
<’f Mr and Mrs Kincaid, of Vida.
" Mr'° U’ ,y
“ ,h’
hospital
Eugene
'
Ladles Aid Meet»—The luidtes Aid
of the Methodist church met yester­
day afternoon for a business session
Tea was served.
From Salsm — Frank Rlvett, of
Salem, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs W P. Tyson. Mr
Rlvett Is Mrs Tyson's brother He
was very favorably Impressed with
the country surrounding Dprlngflei
and expressed the opinion thet II held
greater promise than the land around
Salem Mr Rlvett hae been with the
Wallace Orcharda In the Salem vlrln
llv for aeveral years While a«»-» he
mentioned the poealbllltles offered to
the farms In this section In the way
of dlveralfled farming
Lincoln 8chool H e a rs P ro g ra m —
Through the courtesy of Jack (tend­
erer who Installed radio facilities In
the Lincoln school, the pupils were
nlforded the opportunity of hearing
Chat. Rlvett Rrcorvera — Charles
the Inaugural address and ceremonies
lllvelt. of Lincoln. Nehraakn. who re.
Monday. The entire program cam«»
cenllv severely Injured himself by n
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F E A T U R E C Y C L E H U N T ?Vank Davls of th8 Mountain S tate.
Grnn„ MngtPr Kr„d Metnd, of
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.nnniri r req raeinm <>i I ori- In clear, the school reports.
fall, la rapidly recovering according to
Last Monday the Thurston high
" ° f thP CoburK; land, wl.l visit the local I. O. O F
Outof-Town Visitors— A Morris of
listened to President Hoover’s in-
A bicycle hunt, sponsored by the ,npl',8n' ,n which the Thiel boy res- |o(jge on March 20 This Is a part of WaWltervllle, Waller Carter, of Vida. n letter received by Mrs W. P Tyson
augural address over Herbert Weiss' Moore Cycle store. of Eugene, wlll | cned b'9 father by tlm dy resu.clatlon „ „ reKUlar prograln (>f tour|
„„ E. A. Gibbons of Waltervllle, J. B of this city, Mr Rlvett'* daughter.
Mrs. Tyson auvs the -hector* assure
radio.
method«.
It
was
through
Mr.
Davis'
J be held
March 17. The icu'ure
feature ui
of the
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--------- state throughout the year In making
Hlllott of Natron. Horace Morris of
V,
.a
an,<’ ° leD Wi“nt
hUDt Wi"
a SearCh fOr mark8d foUI" f 7a" that thS lnCl<,eDf WS8 br"Ugh' I offk',al »«•“ • '° tb" »«rloua bulges to Waltervllle, Waller Carter, of Vida. herlhnl Mr Itlvelt will recover entire­
ly from his Injuries He wns In quite
Klamath Falls visited relatives and leaf clovers which will be dropped ; to J h8 a''®n'i«n of the public as promote harmony
an(, cooperat|on
Vaughn of Fall Creek, were Wednes­ serious condition Immediately follow­
friends here last week.
onto the ground, probably from an air. I n8,tber 'he boy nor the father had ; among the lodges
day visitors In Springfield.
ing the fnll.
Last Wednesday the county com plane. One thousand shamrocks will i made "’•""on of It. Mr. Davis ex-1 - « g - - .
, , .,
. „n u
m issioned Clinton Hurd and O. E i be drorped, ten of which .»311 be mark- I P"’"98«’ 'he probability of the boy be- |
meeting of March, 20 «311 be an
Crowe were here trying to make a ed and the finders of any one of the . lng K,ven recognition by the National „ , . .
„ Fp1 ow"
—
- - Council.
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Now i« th e tim e to get th a t
Safetly
Mr. Davis a»»e
gavp a a , H“oekahs h v and friends A „ short closed
settlement with different ones for ten will receive a prize. The p riz es!---------
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their land where the new McKenzie will be awarded In the order that the | '’emonstra'lon of artificial respiration
' Fello’ ■,' w,n be
road goes through.
marked shamrocks are presented The methods before the boys at the meet- f° °,WP' b>' 8 pr,’KTarn *nd refresh
i - j ,
menffl.
The Thurston Lcdles' Aid will meet firs’ prize ,s a wrist watch and other ,n,t
Troop 11 plan on making a trip)
with Mrs. KeKnneth Giles in Spring- prizes will be given. Any bicycle
M issio nary Society Meets
field for a silver tea on March 14. Mrs. rider, regardless of age. may Join this - ' Lost Creek ranch next Sunday, the i
for Spring or hnve your old one re ­
Giles formerly resided here.
hunt but all must register at the cycle start to be made from the Methodist j The Women’s Foreign Missionary
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Poll
paired and painted to look like new.
The Lane County Sunday school store. The place for the hunt will church here Sunday morning at 8
ard this week at the regular monthly
convention will be held at Thurston be announced In the ad of the Moore 8’clock.
Parents' night for troop 11 will bp ; meetlng. The usun> business of the
the first week-end in April, beginning Cycle Store on March 14
held next Wednesday night at which
tran,,Bct8d fo,lowed by a
silver t**A
rr^etfnfi8 all parents of members of '
troop 11 will he Invited. A contest
120 W. 8th.
P hone 911
F ro m Jail to Jail
will be staged among the patrols to
Peekskill,
N.
Y.,
Mar.
7
fAC)-^John
secure the greatest number of par­
W atch for 1 Ix»af Clover H unt M arch 17
ents or relatives at the meeting. The ; Henry Smith, 47. charged with dis­
winning patrol will receive a prize | orderly conduct. Is In for thirty days
Mr. Clark, scout executive secretary. | at the W estchester Penitentiary. John
of Eugene «311 speak at the meeting. 1 Is the handy nwin—not a prisoner—at
the Peekskill Jail. When he iwlns ar­
The Lane county council has been
rested. ' the
Just '"r,,f,d
turned 'h8
the k8y
key
encouraging a movement during Feh- ! rR",e‘1'
ne keeper r J,,Rt
ruary and March which will end to-
the ,ork on John'* room; buf J,,d’re
morrow In a acout circus Io be held In Rnrk,‘r' nOt a'*elnK any p’"ll9bmPn'
the Women's building at the 7*niver- 1 Rentenclng a man to "lay home thirty
alty of Oregon In Eugene Each troop
or',ered John Bent to another
In the county wlll put on a stunt and
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the troop putting on the best stunt
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NEW COLUMBIA
M oore’s Cycle &
Toy Store
GROCERIES
H O R S E S H O E A R T IS T S TO
HAVE
Piire nourishing groceries, dependable in aualitv right
in price. O ur a b u n d a n t stocks and co urteous service m ake
X f le“ u re t0 8ht»> »»">•
V nitorw ly high qu an ty b w
Your success as a housewife is measured by your abilitv tr
serve the best Foods at low cost, and we stirve to assist iou
in pricing quality products unusually low.
We Offer The Following Specials for
Friday and Saturday
M A C A R O N I S P E C IA L
P IT C H IN G
Special for Friday and Saturday,
Ph° ne
packages for
25c
Phone
^
à
4
, which was found down by the rail
'road yards Is still at the local city
ha!! unclaimed.
CLUB
Plans are being made by some of
the local followers of the horseshoe
pitching art to organize a horseshoe
club in Springfield. Last year local
horseshoe fans were forced io go to
I Eugene to practice their art, but this
| year effort Is being made to get a
team and ground of their own In
, Springfield.
Return From Lox Angeles— Mr. it ’d
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•■<•»< who
> ««« bi
Mrs. A.
Montgomery,
have been
19Pendlng the winter In Los Angeles,
j California, have returned. They plan
-on 9taJfnK here this summer.
Moving ►urnituFe—Mts. A. 3. Megan
sister of Rev. Homsftnfi bf the Light
House temple In EugeiiA, this week
moved her furniture frotal here to
Portland. Mrs. Regan left hdfF abbitt
' Those Interested In the move in­
8 months ago.
clu d e: George Cox. Bill May, Richard
Visit West 8prlnOfleld— Mrs. Ad<ffa
Prochnow, Wm. Gerlach. George Pro-
I Hldy, of Caldwell, Idaho, has been
chnow. and Joe Ernlstlng.
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visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Davenport of West Springfield.
FU N E R A L OF PU LLEY
District Superintendent Appointed—.
M. A. Marcy, pastor of the Methodist
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..i. Kman,
««. i EP,9COP«1
ehurch In Forest Grove, has
The funeral
of George
Hickman,
84.
who was killed last Wednesday when I 'e w n tly been appointed to the district,
a heavy pulley fP„ ,,pon tdrn wh|,R h(. nuperlntendency of this district. He
was cleaning from under It at the wl11 ,ak” ,h ” p,ace
Dr. Sam Chaney
West Fir Lumber company mill, was '
E"Fene, who wlll leave soon for
held from the Walker-Poole chape) I Rr>oknne» Washington. Mr. Marcy
here last Monday afternoon with Rev. '
'ake up his new duties about
8. E. Childers officiating. The body , April 1 nnd In the early part of April
was Interred In the Laurel Hill cem e-111 lfl expected that he will hold t
tery.
quarterly conference In Springfield
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Mr. Mrcy wlll probably live In Eugene
V ICTIM H E L D M O N D A Y
R e g u la r p ackages 3 for 25c
W EST
B icycle L e ft at C ity H a ll— A bicycle,
' will be awarded a banner,
605 - 609 Willamette S t . _________
Eugene.
Eugene, Oregon
Oregon
1 Men Love Bargains, Too!
LUCKY?
Well, i shoniti say feo ! Ytuir Idck
conies In discovering th a t C. J.
D reier Co. art? eiittln g thé pflcM
ori th eir w onderful
$19.75 M m ' s toils
For the
!* /\fir s t
*1 tim e to
$16.50
We introduce for this Sale
o u r new
Boys Golf Knickers
T h ese a re re g u la r ‘‘p lus-fours.'’
In sh ad es of tan and grey with
herring-bone
p attern .
Also
novelties Interw oven with color­
ed rayon stitch.
$1.79 and $1.98
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