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» THURSDAY, MAY 2, 192» OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST TH E HBRINGFIEI-D NKW8 M’Don a Id M anager Lauds ‘Show B oat’ SEVERSON ENLISTS IN LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD Corporal Richard Harpole, who did not re-enltst when his three year period was up. Private Albert Town Eugene Walker, who hag be« n a send has been promoted to corporal member of the Springfield National to fill the vacancy. The Springfield | Undergoes O p e ra tio n __ Mrs C V Guard for som e tim e, moved with his company has 25 mem bers, the m axi major operation at th« E ig e n e hos fam ily to Bend Saturday, and so was mum allowed by the state. The mem pital Monday. transferred to the National Guard | ber are now drilling In preparation reserve. Roy Severson has been en for the annnal summer camp of the Mrs. Doane Mrs. B etter—Mrs. Alice Guard, which will be held this year listed to take W alker's place. Doane, who has been quite 111 for Albert Harper has been enlisted In a t Camp Clateop. near Astoria, from ■ som e time, la now reported to tie Im- the local company to take the place of June 12 to June 2«. 1 proving. TOWN AND VICINITY Returning from a (rip to Portland H e re From Signal Floyd K elsey to attend a speelul private preview Principal Events of the Week and Ed Eaton of Hlgnal. were visitors showing of Carl Istemml«'« master In Hprlngfleld Monday. Assembled tor Information talking, singing and m usical produc lion of Edna Ferher's "Hhow Boat." V isiting at K elso D E. Foss Is of Our Readers. Manager itn ssell F Brown, of the visiting at the home of his father, G McDonald r theater, n fE u y n e , was all H. Foss, at K elso, W ashington. A five year market road program ha* sm iles over the forthcom ing prem‘«r V isits at Albany L utile Holman In i n ih (.¿gnat) it by ilm Mai Inn n.im iy of till" muchly hcrulded picture on spent lust w eek en d visiting rlth her W altervllle Men In Tom Garney i' m ; enlllng for enlist ru< Don oi 1G0 M j v '.ZH i and C. E. Gibbons of W altervllle * n lei of roads. •' Hhow L o a f Is by fnr the finest parents nt Alhuny. B, ck from P ort| , nd R„r and Mra were business visitors In Springfield Tim I'liHl'irrirn ili'pnrtllii ut II UK li motion picture ever made, not only In my own .atlm atlon . hut In the unanl ( . j ,, lkp ap„nt , eTpra, <laya of |ila, Monday. lie d it 11.II fur prep mills on a contract Portland, returning to o|ierale it "nt:ir“ mall rout« between mobs ( . Inlon of everyone who has wp,.k v| a)dllK Salem People H e r r M r. and Mr». seen iirnl heard It." reported Manager 8p r|ngf|,.|d Friday. A h I o i I ii and Tlllutnook. Loyal Henderson of Salem visited Brown, who explulned Hint theatei , here last week-mil with Mr and M rs WiiMhliiglnn county Inn tha lowest Attend Celebration Mr. nnd Mrs j 5, jzirH(,„ malinger« from all (tarts of Hie stale mill .IK« Of alula highways of uny conn uttunded the special trade preview of Allen Kafoury attended the annual ly In lb« aim«, 42 2 mil««, unit Murmu D awion Back Home- William Daw- (hi* new M ovietone special, nnd with blossom day celebration which war county ruuka second low est with 43 4 J son, who w as seriously III at a Eugene out exception, every theater manager held at Salem last Sunday. m iles. hospital for som e time, has recovered there was of the sam e opinion re W alkers at Medford Mr and Mrs A Noon ai rnnnutli nt boaenn 111 feet gardlng the picture, according to the Hiiffldently to be able to return to Fred W alker spent the week-end at high and visible for io miles front lb« M ilkmaid theater malinger his home in Springfield. Medford visiting with the Jay Walker air la h«lng crectwd on ih« Pacific blah- A contract calling for the great family. Back from W ashington —— Arthur way Juat outside the city limits of est fiaitagc of natural color film N ickerson, who has been visitin g his Urania I’nss. ever made for a single motion picture V ie lte at P o rtla n d — M rs M M parents. Mr. and Mrs F. O. Nicker- Upon lb« uuthnrliy of lb« clly coun was nrrnnged fnr Richard Hix' lot- Male spent the week-end at Portland the past two w eeks, returned home ell lb« Roseburg fir« department baa eset screen m asterpiece. "Redskin.” vlaltlng with her daughter, Miss W ednesday. puri bused an apparalua for uaii m caav which will show for three days nt the Grace Male I McDonald theater stnrtlng Thursday of drowning, stillbirth, electric slioi-k, Mrs. Martin Here—-Mrs. Helen Mrs. Glle Better Mrs. Kenneth G il Martin of San Francisco, has come gassing, etc. Paramount studio officials nnd An ls reporting to I h - recovering, after to Springfield to v isit with her mo Tb« Lew isville district In Polk coun drew J Callahan, general business having been |J| with the flu for the ther, Mrs. B. A. Washburne, who Is ly hua voted to d la c o n lln u « bolding representative of the Technicolor cor punt week. 111. at bool after lb« flu » « o f th e preaunt porntlon. arranged Ih« d etails and According to term. The pupils will ba transported signed the co n tra il V is its W ith H u n tly s Mr and Mrs the term" of the contract, "Redskin" Brink Improving—J. L Brink, a^ed Go i r dlalrlt li. F E. Powell o f Medford a d Mr and Springfield resident who was quite wilt he about two-thlrds In color. Mrs. Babb o f Corvallis visited last Contract! tor between 70 and 7b seriously injured when struck by I’rncHrnlly the entire picture was week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. acre« of toinutoea have been conipl«l«d a car here last week. Is reported to filmed against the natural back M. B Huntly. by lb« Ashland cannery that expects be Improving as well as can be ex grounds of the Pacific southw est, to pul Into tlna about llo o Iona ol Mr within the great "scenic circle” a- Building G ravel P la n t — Mr. and pected at the Eugene hospital. tom u toes tbla year. round Gallup. New Mexico. Two In- Mrs E. C. W llfort were In Sprlng- Brink's foot was badly crushed. Wuge rates at The Dalles will b« cntlon cam ps, the first near the flfld from McKenzie Bridge "Monday. bight r tbla year thuu laat, ano work mouth of the fam ous Cunvon dtt Chel Mr Wllfert Is building a new gravel McLagan at Coos Bay— W. C. Me will bv paid for on a piece work baala Iv. the second near the Enchanted plant at the bridge. 1-agan. d istrict superintendent of the when lb« Libby McNeil & Libby can Mesa, south of Gallup, were es S tates Power company Millers Here Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mountain nery opens on Junu 15. tablished. steam plants, left for the Coos Bay Miller of C orvi.llls visited h ir e last John II. Curkln of Medford filed hla Additionally, Mack Bennett’s new district Tuesday on a tour of Inspec resignation aa representative In the est two-reel, all talkln comedy. “The week-end with Mrs M illers parents. tlon of the Mountain S tates plants Dr. and Mr». W C. Rebhe.n. Dr. Reb- stale legislature from Jackaun county Lion's Roar” and*a new Oswald car and lin es In that vicinity. with Uovernor Patterson. He was toon comic, are on this hlg program, han und Mr. Müler motored to Rose, hqrg Sunday. speaker of the house In 1027. with a special "preview” scheduled Taylors Move— Mr and Mrs. W. A. Tb« government baa leased land on for the opening night. Thursday Mrs. Pugh Improving— Mrs. Roy T aylor have moved from the Bwarts Fox film s first 100 per cent talk l*ugh Is reported to be doing well at apartm ents to a house which they Creswell butte In lotne county and ia planning to erect a ateel tower 100 Ing feature drama Is "In Old Ariz the Pacific Christian hospital at Eu own on A street. J. B. Ernest and feet high upon which will bu Installed ona." Raoul Wnlah production written gene. where she underwent a major fam ily have moved into the house by Tom Barry. Local fana will havp operation April 22. a revolving light of loot» watt power. owned by Taylor's on Slth street If the city of Klamath Falla ran a chance to aee and hear It when It which was formerly occupied by Mr. Here Over W eek-E nd- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. E. Pyne, who have moved to make the right kind of a propoaitlon, opens at the McDonald th eater next Lude McBee of Oregon City spent Silverton. a n.uulclpul bua line truua|M>rtallon Bunday. "In Old Arizona’ Is notable, too. )aBt w eek end In Springfield visitin g system will be Inaugurated within the tour future. I l was announced at that for the reason that It has been filmed. W| th 8 r M cBee's parents, Mr. and ' 8chool to Give Program— A public In Its entirety, outside of a studio Rnd Mra Eli McBee. « place program marking the com pletion of In locations far removed from H o lly -1 H pot ted fever, the dread spring dlt the year's work of the Bible school lit W ith Measlca— John Nice, mall w ood •ant- of the augebruah country, claimed which haB been conducted at the "In Old Arizona" teem s with drama carrier for rural rou tel. Is confined Its first victim of tb« year- recently Chase Gardens school by Miss Goldia and has n superlative cast. Including to his house with an attack of the when Karl Morton Jubnaon paused Sm ith of the Eugene Bible university Warnpr Baxter. Edmund Ixiwe and m easles. His son Roy Is taking his away near Wt at full after an lllueaa of will be given at the school Friday place. other phominenf talking atnra. five days. night. The first program was pre Pouniluge fees taken io from the Co H osts at Dinner— Mr. and Mrs Al sented several m onths ago at the LINCOLN SCHOOL LOSES lumbia river by tbu sta le flab commis len Kafoury wer hosts nt a dinner com pletion of the first sem ester of TO ROOSEVELT HIGH party at their hom e Friday nigtn. j the Bible study. sion In the 1928 season were 22 per cent lower than in the 1927 season, ac Present at the affair were: Mr. and ! The Lincoln school boys were out cording to flgurea released by the Mrs. Clifford Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. mulched by the Roosevelt Junior high comm ission. Lawrence M offitt, and Mr. and Mrs school of Eugene In the first gam e of W alter Gossler. The lluod River chamber of com the season for a local school here merce baa received a bronie medal Friday, nnd the vlnltora went home Cuts Foot— Ralph Daks, who Is j found among the personal effecta of with a victory of 13-3. T he Lincoln em ployed by the Coffett brothers at the b il e S . it. Egbert. The medal was team was sm aller and less experi Camp fr e e , cut his foot quite badly i issu id In 1898 as first prize for Hood enced than that of the R oosevelt w hile at work Thursday. Proper glasses w ill banish He was ! River apples. school and was also quite badly ham brought to Springfield and treated ' your wrinkles and improve tiervic« over the Modoc Northern pered because lack of practice. The your appearance. A pair at the office of a local physician. railroad, a Southern Pacific 96-mlle Lincoln school will play Ita next game in time saves nine. project between Klamath Falls and with the Cottage Grove Junior high Juvenile Circle to Meet—The Ju Alturus, will start by August 1, accord achool on the Springfield high school ven ile Circle 162 of the Neighbors of M ake A p po intm en ts l«g to J. 11. liyer, vice preaideut lu diamond Saturday morning nt 9:30 W oodcraft will hold Its regular m eet W h e n e v e r Possible charge of operations. ing Saturday afternoon at the W. O. o'clock. D r. S herm an W . M oody Preparations for the strawberry bar- Deeds. W etxell. nnd Squires mnde W. hall. The m em bers w ill practice Optometrist - E yesigh t Specialist veal are already under way at the the only scores for Lincoln In the drills for the com ing district conven Suite 831 Miner Bldg. Phone 3C2 barreling plant of linker, Kelly & Mc game Friday. The boys playing on tion of the N eighbors, which will be East Broadway Eugene i n Laughlin In Lebanon. A number of the local leant were as follow s; Dan held In Springfield In June. jhonn u ure now employed dally getting ner catcher, G illette pitcher. Deeds everything In readiness. first, Chetwood second. Zachary short, The sheep and wool Industry ol Orc latwson third. Pederson right field. gou represents an investm ent ol $50,- Squlrese center field a n i W etzell left 000,000 with an annual puyroll of $15,- guard. The substitutions w ere Doane 000.000, according to Mac Hoke of for Squires. T iinka for G illette. Brat. Pendleton, president of the Oregon Inin fnr Chetwood. Fritts for Zarhnry nnd Lockwood for l’ederson. Pot- Wool Growers' association. nmpn of Eugene umpired the contest. R esidents of Salem who have lived there 70 years or more were guests ut the sixth annual Champoeg day dinner MANY STUDENTS ENTER SAFETY ESSAY CONTEST at the chamber of commerce recently Judge Peter ll'Arcy, pioneer of 1854. j The safety essay contest conducted presided at tbu luncheon. With a per capita wealth of inori ! by the 41^ for the students of the Springfield schools closed yesterday, than $045, Luke county lays claim to ! nnd the Judging of the essa y s will he being tho richest county In the state, begun at once by Roy Carlton. O. H. If not in (he Union. The population of 6200 popple has more than $3,000, ! Jarrett, and Mrs, L. K. Page, the Judges appointed by W. P. Tyson, pre 000 in the four Lake county Iruuks. sident of the 4L. lin n s for a revision of the Hood ' Several hundred essn ys have been River city charter have beeu initlateo ■ turned In to the Judges. Every stu by the charter committee of the chain dent of the more than 200 attending ber of commerce. The old charter, the Brattnln school either w rote an m ed more than 20 years. Is declared , essay or made a poster depicting a antiquated and Inapplicable to many Hafp, v slogan, nnd a Inrge proportion problems now confronting the city gov I o f RtudpntR m , he Lincoln school «m inent. and high school also entered essay.’. Caught between the drum and cable on the log slip of a small suwmill neai Legion Meets Tomorrow Lapine, Roy g. W hile, 38, w iib killed The American Legion will hold Its alm ost Instantly. It was believed that first regular m eeting of the mCnth White was drawn around the drum nt. the Chamber of Commerce rooms | after a glove became entangled In the tomorrow night. There are a n im- m achinery. ber of Important business m a tte's to Following an investigation by under be discussed, it Is announced by Com cover tnen from the federal prohibi mander J. M. lairson. Finns for the tion department, federal and state pro next district conference of the Le hlbltlon agents and Sheriff Weed and gion. which will he held nt SprlngHeld deputies swooped down on Clatakanle later In the month, nnd for the eh recently and arrested nine violators ol f servnnce o f Memorial day will be tlm prohibition law. 1 among Hie principal toplce of dls- cusslo«'. PAGE FIVE William’s Self-Service Stores 77 E. Broadway Next to I. O. O. F. 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