T ry the Hom e
P rin t Shop F ira t
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
S I'ItlN G E IE IJ). LANE COUNT
TW EN TY-SIXTH YEAH
SWARTS15 CHOSE»
L) nap pointed
W. G. Hughes Re-elected
Clerk Over Herbedt J. Cox
152 to 67.
By n m arnili of only 14 v o lrs. C. A.
S w a rts wa > ch o sen d ire c to r of hc I io o I
i l e l i l i l n u m b e r IW o v er Mr«. U m ilia li
F r e n i' III 'ill'* o f II'1' clo sest elect lotia
held III S p rin g field In re cen t y a rs
T h e f ilia l ((» lin t WII« liti v i l e « fur
S w art« ami 102 for Mr« F rese In th e
ra c e fur d is tric t c lerk W tl. H ughe»,
Die p resen t I l l c l l i n l i e l i l . limi D ille ill
fflcully In d efeatin g H e rb e rt J CoX.
Ih» final vote being 152 to 67. A
to ta l of22l vote« w ere c a st, b ill a
f> w ballot» w ere th ro w n out hi i uii«e
<f bcitm Im perfectly m ark ed .
S w arl« 1« al p r e « 'n t al Catiip f l a t
«up a tte n d in g Ihe niinuner cam p of
th e O regon N ational G uani, In which
he 1« a first lie u te n a n t. He «tilled
i n an n o u n cin g hl« can d id a cy th at he
would «land for eliconotny ami hai
rnonv In »chool affair« If lie w e r e
e le c t'd to tile p o s t Of d irector Mr
S w art« served a« d ire c to r of file
S p rin g field «chool d is tric t from 1023
to 11*26 being succeeded at th at I line
by Itoy W. C arlto n , w ho now goer, out
of office
II. J. Ileal« 1« now th e
s e n io r m em b er of th e «chool board,
an d will serv e a« c h a irm a n d u rin g t h e
com ing y ear
Thl« 1« th e first y ear for som » lim e
th a t th e re hud been m u ch co m p etitio n
for th e office of «chool d ire c to r l.«»t
y e a r only 74 vole« w ere east, Hr W.
II P ollard being elected d ire c to r and
W (! H ughe« clerk w ithout oppo«'-
tton. Tw o year« Ugo 230 vote« were
<a«t, alth o u g h Ileal« w as unopposed
al th a t lltne
T h at y e a r th e In te re st
« en tered on the c o n te s t for clerk ,
w hich It W. S m ith won from Mr«. W.
H P ollard by a close vole
T h e election M onday wa« held In
th e city troll d u rin g th e aftern o o n .
Jo h n K etels, Mr«. L, K Page, and
Mr* W K B arn ell serv ed on th e
election hoard.
M r»
M ary
I ju s
Pierce, lone
woman
passenger o t
the
G ra f
te e p a lle , who capreassd her disap-
potntment when the huge air .c ra ft
was forced to rsturn for rep eir* be
fore m aking trip to U. ft.
Y, OREGON- THURSDAY, JU N E 20, 1929
R in eh arts G ather M any in C ity For
B ig Convention
H ere For Reunion
TENTH ANNUAL ROSE
FESTIVAL A SUCCESS
IN SPITE OF RAIN
Descendants of Pioneer Couple 152 Neighbors Registered For
Biennial Gathering Here
Hold Annual Meeting at
Tuesday, Wednesday
McPherson Farm
T h e rain failed U> serio u sly dam pen
the s p irits of the sp> c ta to rs arid p a r
tic ip a n ts a t th e te n th a n n u al rose
show held in Springfiedd la s t F riday,
an d th e fete wa« alm o st a s successful
a« had been hoped by th e m em b ers of
th e C ivic club, w hich sp o n so red the
e v en t. M any s p e c ta to rs d e c la re d It
th e b e st rose show they had ever
seen.
O ne of th e principal e v e n ts w as th e
p arad e, w hich included eleven d iffe r
e n t groups of p a rtic ip a n ts. In the
lead w ar a flo at deco rated In red and
w hite ro ses b e arin g R oscce C ole and
May E tta Moon, king and queen of
th e occasion, and B a rb a ra B arnell,
M uriel T yson, R o b erta P u tm an , Lou
isa f'ow den. Dale R obertson, P e te r
C hase, F ran k S te w a rt, and B obbie
P ollard, th e ir a tte n d a n ts . T h e king
and queen w ore crow ns of silv er,
w hile th e a tte n d a n ts w ere crow ned
w ith red and w hite ro ses and c a rrie d
b a sk e ts of roses.
T he tw en ty -sev en th unnuul reunion
of th e R in e h a rt fam ily, th e d e sc e n d
a n ts of I » m I k and E lizab eth R in e h a rt
who cro ssed t h e plain« III 1854 and
'« « tile d a t Cum«« Sw ale, n e a r here
opened T u e s lay at th e J. It. Mc
P h erso n farm ea a t of S p rin g field and
i will d o s e to d ay . T h e re a re now be
t w e e n 600 and 706 m em b ers of the
fuiully, o v er 100 of whom a re h ere
I for th e g a th e rin g
M em ber« a re p re
se n t from O regon, W ash in g to n , C ali
fo rn ia and W yoming.
T h e R in e h a rt fam ily Is well o r
g a n iz 'd . and Ihe reu n io n 1« held each
y e a r a t som e pu rl of th e c o u n try In
w hich th e re a re a larg e n u m b er of
m em ber«. N ext y eu r th e reu n io n will
G o v ern o r I L P u tleiao n will Io- th e he held In G illiam C ounty, O regon
p rin cip al » p e u k -r ut th e second an T h e p resld t nt of ihe fam ily la E. E.
mini Lum- county M asonic picnic E d w ard s, of C oburg, and th e s e c re
w inch will be Io-Id S unday a ftern o o n ta ry 1« E tta CasH.ty. T h e J II. Me
ut th e H civ ey ho| lalund In III'- W il P h erso n farm , w here Ihe m eetin g 1«
la m e tte riv e r so u th of S p rin g field . being held. 1« the ."n a tio n land claim
M em bers of lodge- til F lo ren ce, M a of T h o m as an d B a rb a ra E d w ards,
p leto n , J u n c tio n C ity, H arrisb u rg . d a u g h te r and son-in-law of th e o rig i
C r-sw ell, E ugene 195. and E ugene 11, nal H ln eh arls. who lo cated th e re In
and S p rin g field a re ex p ected to a t 1954. Mrs. M cP herson and Mr. Ed
ten d th e function. A. I, W illi.union w ards a re c h ild ren of T h o m as and
of E ugene Is g en eral ch a irm a n , and B arb er* E dw ards.
N K llle k e n a 1« « e d e la iy .
T h e re a re tw o su rv iv in g m em ber«
T h e picnic will begin with a d in n e r of the 13 c h ild ren In th e o rig in al
ul 1:15 o'clock. T h e re will h a bar- H lm -hart fam ily, both of whom a re
hei ued beef, and Ihe people a tte n d in g h ere for th e reunion. T hi so a re J. N.
a re ex p ected to b rin g l*u«ketn of food. R in e h a rt of P o rtlan d , y o u n g est son of
P lu m m er'« o rc h e s tra will play d u rin g L ouis and E lizab eth R in e h a rt and
ih e a ftern o o n .
o ld est H urvlvlng m em b er of th e clan ,
At 2 o 'clo ck th e p ro g ram will open and Mr« S arah E. C rum of A rlington.
w ith a sh o rt a d d re s s of w elcom e by , T h e first tw o d ay s of th e reu nion
Mr W illiam so n , follow ed by com j w ere sp e n t p rin cip ally in v isitin g
in u n ity «inglng
G o v ern o r P a tte rso n am o n g th e m- m iters of th e various
an d M ilton L. M eyers will «peak to I fainilb-K p re se n t. T u esd ay aftern o o n
th o s e p r e s e n t.
a mock tria l wa« s ta g e d In w hich one
A n u m b er of « p e d a l fe a tu re s have p ro m in en t m em b er w as trie d and
been a r r a n g 'd by th e c o m m ittee In found guilty of boot-legging W ed nes
ch u rg e fo r th e e n te rta in m e n t of th e day a ftern o o n a sp ecial show wa« put
M asons d u rin g th e re m a in d e r of Ihe on for th e m em b ers at th e Hell th e a te r
a ftern o o n . T h e re will be foot races in S p rin g field .
d i m s ta k e n a t
as follow s: 50 yard« for boys 7 to 12; th e 1926 reu n io n at M ouulaln View,
50 yard« for girl« 7 to 12; 50 y a rd s C alifo rn ia, and In 1927 a t C o rv allis
for hoys 11 to 21; 50 y a rd s for g irls w ere show n.
11 to 21; 100 y ard s for m e n ; 100 y a rd s
T h e p rin cip al p ro g ram of th e re
for y oung m en 16 to 21; 50 y ard d ash union will he today. H en ry M athew s
for lad le« ; 100 y ard d a sh for boys 12 I of S p rin g field will give a sh o rt ad-
CHASE DEFEATS CHASE
to 15; fat m an 's ra c e ; three-leg g ed I d re ss of w elcom e to th e v isito rs, a fte r
FOR SCHOOL
DIRECTOR
______
race for m e n ; sack race.
| w hich W. J. E d w ard s of M ayville,
C laren c e C hase wuh elected d ire c to r I O th e r fe a tu re s will Include a nsil- G illiam county, will give th e a n n u a l
of th e G arden W ay school ut th e an d rlv ln g c o n te st for w om en, a b ath in g a d d ress. O th e r fe a tu re s will include
pu h I elec tio n M onday n ig h t, d e fe a tin g I b eau ty c o n te s t, a (living c o n te s t for sin g in g nnd s tu n ts by each fam ily
hl« b ro th e r E lm o C h ase for th e pout j liulle«. an d o n e for m en. and a tu g of p resen t. A cup 1« p re se n te d each y ear
tlon. Mr«. H arry C h ase re tire d from j w ar, th e team « to he selected from
to th e fam ily giving th e m ost clev er
the position of d ire c to r w ith o u t ««ek th e lodges re p re se n te d . H o rsesh o e stu n t a t th e reu n io n .
ing re-election. J Fish wa» re-« lected ; p itch in g will begin a fte r d in n e r for
T hose who have re g iste re d for th e
< lerk of the illntrlct follow ing th e j th o se w ho enjoy th a t sp o rt.
reunion h ere a re Mr. an d Mrs. J. W.
election of the d ire c to r, w inning from i S m all m e rch an d ise p rizes will be R in e h a rt, P o rtla n d ; S a ra h B. C rum ,
Elm o C hase and H arry C haae, w ho i given th e w in n ers of th e v ario u s con A rlin g to n ; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E d
tests.
IV Ucs ul«o will he givi n to w ards, M ayville; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
w ere also Dom inated
E. It O ldham 1« now th e ch airm an , th e la rg e st fam ily of M asons a tten d R in eh art, D ayton, W a sh in g to n , Mr.
of th e «chool hoard a t G arden W ay. ' Ittg. to th e Ma«i>n« com ing front th e an d M rs. M ike R in e h a rt, D ayton,
1» Ihg th e xenlor m em ber
II. W. m ost d is ta n t point«. to th e oldest W a sh in g to n ; Lloyd H am m ond, B uf
Maann. and to th e M ason ho ld in g th e falo, W yom ing; Mr. an d M rs. T. E.
A nderson 1« th e th ird m em ber.
lon g est m em b ersh ip .
E d w ard s, C o b u rg ; Mr. an d M rs. L ee
GOODMAN CONFESSES
D avis an d ch ild ren , F ra n c is, M arjorie,
WENDLING BOYS KILLED
R ich ard . S p rin g field ; Mr. and Mrs. C.
FIRING GREEN LANTERN
D. C assity an d d a u g h te r, D oris, E u
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
SENTENCED FOR 3 YEARS
g
NEAR MERIDAN, IDAHO e n e ; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. D avis, E u
g e n e ; Mr. and Mrs. M edford Allen,
Leo M G oodm an, p ro p rie to r of th e
C h arles an d Itayn
I Itnlley. sons E u g en e; Mr. an d Mrs. P au l G arboden,
G n e i i L a n te rn Inn, ea»l of S p rin g
m an of Ihe S p rin g field ; S. E. D rin k w ater, B u rn s;
field on th e M cKengle highw ay, w hich of II. E. H alley.
w as burned to th e gro u n d on th e | Booth K elly m ill nt V. en d lln g , w ere [ H a ttie C aw ford, B u rn s; C. W. Com-
night of Ju n e 12. wa« a rre s te d yes- I killed In an au lo m o b ' accid en t neat' ' e g y s . D ia m o n d s .
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ii. B u n y ard . B u rn s;
te rd a y afte rn o o n by D eputy S h eriff M erldan. Idaho, w in n th e ir c ar left
S tra it on th e c h a rg e o f a rso n In at- , th e high w ay nnd c rash ed Into a te le A nna G aylord, P o rtla n d ; L ulu F ry e,
te m p lin g to d efrau d an In su ra n c e . g rap h pole. It wns learned W ed n es 1 D ayton, O re g o n ; H arvey F ry e, D ayton,
com pany, lie pleaded g u ilty in th e , day. C h a rle s ,16, th e d riv e r of th e car j O reg o n ; Alice C. (Jatem an , D ayton,
L ane county circu it co u rt thin m orn 1 w as killed o u trig h t; and H aym ond. 14, : W a sh in g to n ; Mr. and M rs. R o bert
ing a t !< o'clock anil wa« « cn ten ccd lived only a few m in u tes. Mrs, Halley, , D rin k w a te r an d ch ild ren , Billy, D or
by Ju d g e S k lp w o rth to «pend th re e th e m o th er, received a scalp w ound, o th y an d J a c k , B u rn s; Mr. and Mrs.
y e a rs In th e s ta te p e n ite n tia ry at w hile th e tw o d a u g h te rs, Mabel, 11, J a c k W ith e rs, B u rn s; J u n e Sm ith
1 F ry e r an d d a u g h te r, B etty A nn, O s
and A lice, 8, w ere u n in ju red .
Sal* nt.
G oodm an had been th e p ro p rie to r
T ho H alley fam ily left S a tu rd a y w ego; Mrs. N ellie E u b an k s, W alla
of Ihe G reen L an tern for a little m ore m o rn in g to d riv e to S ch u y ler. N e | W alla, W a sh in g to n ; Mrs. B etty R ine
th a n tw o m onth«, He confPM«ed to b rask a, an d spend th e su m m er th e re h a rt, S po k an e, W a sh in g to n ; Mr. and
th e officer« th a t he set a fire In th e v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s.
Mr. B ailey M rs. O rv a D yer and son, Jim , May
a ttic of th e « tru c tu re w ith old paper« left Im m ed iately for Idaho upon le a rn v ille; Mr. an d Mrs. W atso n R in eh art,
C o rv allis; L eo n a W ith e rs, T h e D alles;
an<l pitch. Naom i L ee, a w a itre ss, who ing of th e accid en t.
w as sleep in g on the second floor, d ta - 1 T h e c a u se of d eath Is not ce rta in , Mr. an d M rs. J . R. M cP h erso n , Spring-
covered a blaze about I o’clock In th e I alth o u g h It Is hellevod th a t C h arles field ; Ilia H a rla n , T o led o ; B erth a
m o rn in g and w arned th e o th e r tw o fell a sle e p w hile d riv in g nnd allow ed C hap p ell, M ountain View, C alifornia.
G eorge C aw flcld, B u rn s; Mr. and
waitrcHHo« w ho w ere on d u ty below . tho c a r to leav e th e ro ad , n o th o f
T h e S pringfield fire d e p a rtm e n t was th e boys w ere o u ts ta n d in g in school, ’ M rs. C arl C a rp e n te r, an d d a u g h te r,
called, but. whh u n ab le to do m ore ch u rch , nnd scout a c tiv itie s a t W end- M arg arete, S p rin g fie ld ; Mr. and Mrs.
llng. C h a rle s w as n Junior In th e C arl Akin, E u g en e; Ivan D avis and
th n n sav e a few of th e furnl«lilngH.
T ho b u ild in g w as ow ned by Mrs. M ohaw k union h ig h school, and R ay A gnes D nvls, B u rn s; Donald B unvnrd,
B u rn s; L eo n a W ith ers, B u rn s; Mr.
ilrn ssfleld of W est S p rin g field , and mond a sophom ore.
and Mrs. Jo h n D rin k w ater, C resw ell;
w as valued nt ap p ro x im a te ly flfiOO.
C h e ste r D yer, M ayville; Mr. and Mrs.
T h e fix tu re s w ere valu ed a t $!>00 and
In su ra n c e Man H ere
w ere in su red by G oodm an for 2500.
Mr. P lncock, re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e Jo h n D rin k w ater, M ardell, B u rn s; Mr.
S ince Ihe fire, an In v estig atio n h as P ro v ld o n t L ife and A ccident In s u r nnd Mrs. H a rry A. W ith ers, son, H arry
been c a rrie d on by II. II. P om eroy, an ce co m p an y , of C h a tta n o g a , T enne- J r ., nnd d a u g h te r, J e a n in e W ith ers,
s ta te flro m a rsh a l. Sam M alehord, see, will bo a t th e B ooth-K elly m ill at B u rn s; Mr. and M rs. L afe Congys,
d ep u ty s ta te fire m a rsh a l, and D eputy noon to d ay to sp eak to th e m em b ers B u rn s.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G eorge R in e h a rt. E u
S h e riff S trn lt, w hich re su lte d In th e of th e 4L co n cern in g th e gro u p In-
a r r e s t of G oodm an y e sterd ay .
sn ee policy o f hls com pany. W h e th e r g e n e ; B arto n H arln n , T o led o ; H elen
o r not Ills pro p o sitio n will be accep ted E d w ard s, G ra n t E d w ard s, and Jo h n
G eorge R. F indley w as In itia te d will be decid ed nt a sp ecial m eetin g E d w ard s, C o rv allis; C. H . R in eh art,
Into th e S p rin g field R eb ek ah lodge al o f Ihe 4L c o n cern in g th e g ro u p Insiir- Olnlln, W a sh in g to n ; A nnie G aylord.
th e re g u la r m e etin g M onday night. nnce policy of h ls com pany. W h e th e r P aisley.
At th a t tim e It w as an n o u n ced th at 4L voted a t Its recen t m eetin g at
,h e p re sid e n t of th e O reon assem b ly P o rtlan d to ac c e p t th e p ro position of
G oing to N ew p o rt— M rs. M ary M.
of th e R eb ek ah s w ould be In S prln- th e P ro v id e n t com pany, hut It h as not K essey nnd M rs. W. H. G artz le ft to
ileld n e x t M onday n ig h t to m eet with y et been ratifie d by th e local o rg a n d ay fo r N ew p o rt, w h ere th e y will
tiie local m em bers.
spend a few days.
izations.
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
AT MASONIC PICNIC
AT SEAVEY ISLAND
“The People’« Paper"
A
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
NUMBER 23
MARSHFIELDWOMAN
ELECTED BY N.O.W.
Florence Holland Chosen Dis
trict Guardian of Neighbors of
Woodcraft; Mrs. Adams of
Springfield Elected District
Supervisor.
F rom all p a rts of S o u th ern and
C e n tra l O regon they cam e. 152 official
del< g a te s as well us m any m ore u n
official m em b ers, to a tte n d th e bi
e n n ia l diMtrlct convention of the
F lo ren ce H olland of M arshfield w as
N eighbors of W<a»dcraft held h e re at
e lec ted
D istrict G uardian of th e
th e S pringfield high school g y m n a
N eighbors of W oodcraft y e ste rd a y la
sium T uesday and W ednesday of this
th e closing b u sin ess session of th e
w eek.
T hey fill'd th e th re e local
tw o-day
b iennial convention
held
h o tels to cap ac,ty and overflow ed
h ere. S he su cceed s A lb erta M cM ur
In to th e p riv ate h o u ses of th e town.
phy o f E ugene to th e office. Id a C.
It w as probably the g re a te s t nu m b er
A dam s of S p rin g field w as ch o sen
of v isito rs who ev er assem b led a t one
D istric t A dviser, a n office second only
tim e for such an ev en t In S pringfield.
to D istric t G u ard ian . O th er o fficers
T hose who re g iste re d for th e con
chosen w ere A lm a A llangbam , Co*
vention w ere: M aude E. G ull, K lam ath
C oburg. D istrict C le rk ; Isab ella B ur
F a lls; M aybelle C. W ilson, Mary
ton, Ju n c tio n C ity, M agician; M aude
G illespie, E lean o r W aeford, L ena
A. D augherty. Phoenix, B an k er; M abel
Bears, C ottage G rove; S te lla E aton,
W ilson, C ottage G rove, A tte n d a n t;
S lucby S kinner, S p rin g field ; El«ie M.
E lla C um m ings, K lam ath F alls, C ap
C u rrm , C o ttag e G rove; J e s sie L.
In
th
e
bicycle
division
of
th
e
p
a
r
ta
in of th e G u ard ; L orene Z im m er,
M arsh, Lillie L. A ndrew s, B e rth a A.
W estrope, G race P ierce, E th e l 1. L am b ad e H enry B ainbridge w as aw ard ed E u g en e, D istric t F lag B e a re r; D ee
Ja'etth M. Lyons, L ucinda A. Tuck, firs t place for a b u rlap h orse, "S p a rk Ja c k so n , W alterv ille, In n e r S e n tin e l;
M arg arita A drian, Est* lie L. Di- P lug," w hich he had built o n to hls C lara M cRay, M yrtle P o in t, O u ter
tnond, H. P. H e n d e rsh o tt, M arg aret w heel. A lb ert W ard, w ith h is pet S en tin el. T he n e x t convention o t th e
E. I n m a n , Cora McDowell, E m m a M. d o n k ey bedecked in g a rla n d s of pink N eighbors, it w as voted, will be held
ro ses, won firs t in th e p e ts division a t K lam ath F alls in 1931.
S m ith, E m m a J. W ard, E ugene.
Vi rnon M cK Innis and B etty Slein-
M a rg aret F o rtin , D ora S m ith, F a n
R e p re se n ta tiv e s e lec ted to re p re s e n t
h
a
u e r w ith a m in iatu re covered wagon
nie E. Wilcox, O ak lan d ; Ida C. Adam«,
th is d is tric t a t th e G rand C ircle S es
d
raw
n
by
a
dog,
w
ith
a
c
ra
te
of
S p rin g field ; A lice M. S m ith, Alma
sion, w hich will be held in P o rtla n d
A U anghaw . Ruby T. H all, M arjorie little c h ick e n s on behind, w ere given Ju ly 25, 26 and 27, a re A nnie M. E rd
F. Van D aya, C oburg; C la ra M. Mc- firs t place in th e toys division. T he m an, B andon; M axine Ruff, R o seb u rg ;
lla y , O live S chull, M yrtle P o in t; N an tw o ch ild re n w ere d ressed In p ioneer R uth V. G illett, G ra n ts P a s s ; an d
cy J. B ryan, P aisley ; E tnm a J. G od costum e, and th e ir e n try w ss e a title d G ladys Day, Ju n c tio n City.
a rd , Ada U. M illican, Dee Jack so n , i "T h e T ra il B lazers.” D orothy and
T h e co nvention officially opened
W a lte rv ille ; L o ttie G. M ontgom ery, R ichard F la n e ry received firs t place
; T u esd ay m orning a t the high school
in
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com
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section.
T
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m
ilk
F lo ren ce Bouxsum , C a rrie M ilnes,
1 gym nasium w ith th e call to o rd e r by
E tta P a rk e r, C lara F ish e r, S tella b o ttle group took firs t in th e h ealth
M am ie R ichm ond, h o ste ss g u ard ian ,
section.
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sectio
n
th
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A nderson, J e llth a P icket, Belle B en
( S pringfield Mill and O r a ln com pany follow ed by an a d d re s s of w elcom e by
n e tt, M edford.
P o stm a ste r F. B. H am lin. T h e re
M anne C olver, M aude A. D augherty, took firs t place and th e M ountain
m a in d e r of the sessio n a s well as th e
B e rth a M. Cobleigh, G e rtru d e H a r 1 S ta te s P ow er com pany second.
ones T uesday afte rn o o n and W ed n es
O th e r prize w inners w ere R obert
d e sty , P hoenix; Jen n ie H older, P a is
day m o rning w ere devoted to b u sin ess
ley ; C arrie Boice, L a n g lo is; N esta M cL agan, second id bicycle d iv isio n ;
m a tte r s of th e o rg an izatio n .
T he
Jo h n so n , S ylvia Q uigley, P o rt O rford; ‘R o b erta P u tm an , second in p et d iv i
ele c tio n of o fficers and the chosing of
H a ttie M M oore, A nna M yer, M abel sio n ; B etty S te in h a u e r, M ollie C hase.
th e place of th e n e x t g a th e rin g com
E. R oberts, L a u ra L. A vott, M ary R. M arjorie S everson, and N ancy Ann
pleted th e b u sin ess on th e con v en tio n
lT e sc o tt, M ary It. S h u tts. A shland; C hase, prizes In toy d iv isio n ; M aurine
i y e ste rd a y .
E lv a Biden. C aroline L e ad ers, M ed i V alller, E lsie Ingram a n d T eddy
ford , A ugusta W ilson, E m m a E. P ercy W rig h t in d iv id u al prizes, and V iolet ! L a s t n ig h t a b a n q u e t in ho n o r of th e
R id d le; F ra n c e s E. A verill, L ouisa 1 S teel and V iolet S te in m etz p rizes for v isitin g d e le g a te s w as given a t th e
'■ C h am b er of C om m erce room s. In th e
T u rn e r, D elilah M. W h eeler. Gold i com ic e n trie s.
T he c h ild ren will be given th e ir ev en in g a public m e e tin g w as held in
B each; M ary O. C apps, E v alin e Louise
Cox, L an g lo is; A nna E. Room«, A nna prizes F rid a y a t th e hom e of Mrs. th e gym nasium . T h e p rogram in clu d
B. M cC orm ack, B ernice G. S tick, B er , V alentine, 8th an d C s tre e ts , and all ed m usic by T ed d y 's o rc h e s tra , an d by
th a A. H ew itt, M aude T om pkins, L illie a re urged to call and get th e ir aw ard s. Mr. an d Mrs. L aw ren ce A nderson, a
T h e Judges fo r the p a ra d e w ere I w h istlin g solo by Mrs. M audle Tom p-
E. H ayden, G race M. O w ens. E lla F.
Mrs.
C. A. S w arts, Mrs. C. E. K enyon, . k in s of K lam ath F a lls ; a vocal solo by
C um m ings, M arie G. D av en p o rt, K la
i Mrs. H en ry A drian. Mrs. W. F. W al- J e n n ie M urphy, a n u m b er of s tu n ts
m ath Falls.
I and d rills by re p re s e n ta tiv e s
of
A nne E. W in ters, A lm a M orton, Ann I ker. Mrs. Jo h n H en d erer, M rs. B. A.
;
Icrcles
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C
ity,
S
p
rin
g
field
.
R H icking. M ary T ru m b u ll, E ffie W ash b u rn e. Mrs. C. O. W ilson. M rs.
E
ugene,
and
C
o
ttag
e
Grove.
Dr.
W
il
Laub, B andon; L o ren a Z im m er, E u M. M. P eery, F. B. H am lin, an d A. J.
liam K uykendall of E ugene d e liv e re d
g en e; H elen M cQ uiston, M arshfield; M organ.
th e p rin cip al a d d re s s of th e evening,
M ary E. F le tc h e r, M ary A nderson, Ina
M an y Rose E n trie s
O ver 100 e n trie s w ere m ade by 50 sp eak in g on "T h e Good of th e O rd e r.”
M. Hill S u rre n e a P hillips. N o rth B end;
M aggie M. M cluigan, S p rin g field ; S p rin g field rose g ro w ers in th e ex T h is w as also Dr. K u y k en d all’s fa re
F lo ren ce H olland, M arsh field ; Is a h ib itio n in th e I. O. O. F. building. well a d d re s s as g ra n d physician. He
belle B urton. Ju n c tio n C ity ; Golden T h e prizes a w ard ed w ere a s follow s; , is re tirin g th is y ear, a fte r h av in g h eld
C lass A, b a sk e ts of 12 o r m ore th a t p o st for 32 y e a rs for th is se ctio n
K ruse, Y oncalla; A nna D rain, D rain;
ro se s of one v a rie ty : F irst. M rs. H a t of th e co u n try , w hich includes n in e
C ora C h an d ler, P hoenix.
N ina M cP herson,
N ellie
C arr, tie S pencer. Irish f ir e f la m e ; second ; s ta te s .
S p rin g field ; O ra N. M aney, Lucy E. Mrs. C. E. W h eaton, C ecil B ru n n e r;
Davis, M axine M cGuffin, C oquille; th ird , M rs. I^evi N eet, H o o sier beau-
N ettie P arso n s, Mary It. B row n. A nnie ‘ tie s ; h o n o rab le m ention, M rs. A. J.
E. M arton, O. E. P arso n s, G ladys B. M organ, b a sk e t o f pink roses.
W rig h t, M innie O. S m ith , F annie
C lass B. six ro ses of one v a rie ty :
Seabo. C re sw e ll; T lllie I. Joh n so n . F irst, M rs. M ary K essey, S u n b u rs t;
R oseburg; R uth V. G illett, G ran ts second, M rs. C. E. W h eato n , R ed L e t
P ass, H a ttie Y oung, L anglois.
te r D ay; th ird , Mrs. C. E. W h eaton.
E lla C alhoun. M ary V een, G ran ts My M ary lan d ; hon o rab le m ention,
P a ss ; G ladys Day, M arie H erron Mrs. C. O. W ilson, C ecil B ru n n er.
R ichardson, F lo ren ce S te rlin g M ur
C lass C, th re e ro se s of one v a rie ty -
phy, G race H alpole, Ju n c tio n C ity; F irst, Mrs. C. E. W h eaton, H oosier
A nnie M. E rd m an , B andon; P earl B eau ty ; second, Mrs. C. E. K enyon,
H and, O a k la n d ; M ildred B onebrake, , Irish E le g a n c e ; th ird , M rs. C. E.
W ills May W agner, S elm a G reenly, , W h eaton, Mme. E douard H e rrio tt.
M arsh field ; A lb erta S. M cM urphy, I C lass D, sin g le ro s e s : F irs t, M rs.
E u g en e; E lizab eth ifto n elak e, R ena R o b ert D rury, O phelia; second, M eth
W right M a rsh field ; S ad ie B aldw in, o d ist E piscopal ch u rch , F ra u D ark
E ste lla F in d ley , Jo s e p h in e C hase, D ru sk i; th ird , M rs. D, O. F ish e r,
S pringfield.
Mme. W ad d ell; h o n o rab le m ention,
M axine Ruff. J e a n W hitney, Iva M rs. I. A. V alen tin e, L ady H illington.
T ay lo r. M ary M yers, E lsie L. W il
liam s. H a ttie N eal, G race O wen, R ose,
H. J. COX TO APPEAR
b u rg ; O ra May G rayle, A nna M.
BEFORE COMMITTEE
S eyboth, E h ith H a ste tle r, E m m a G ar
n er, M ary E lla M eade, L u in d a A.
IN FAVOR OF TARIFF
S lover, C lara E. B ailey, G ra n ts P a ss;
C larence B ulon, L an g lo is; and Paul
H. J. Cox of S pringfield, s e c re ta ry
F. A nderson, M edford.
of th e W illa m e tte V alley L u m b e r
m en ’s asso ciatio n , left F rid a y for
W ash in g to n , D. C„ w here he w ill ap-
RICKARD FAMILY HOLDS
REUNION ON SUNDAY ; p e a r befo re th e ta riff c o m m itte e s of
j th e U n ited S ta te s S e n a te and th e
Mrs. R ena E d m iston of T h u rsto n H ouse of R e p re se n ta tiv e s In re g a rd s
w as re-elected se c re ta ry -tre a s u re r of to th e lu m b er tariff. He w ill be gone
Ihe R ickard fam ily a t th e fifth a n I about th re e w eeks.
nu el reunion of th e g ro u p held a t the | T h e W illnrfiette V alley L u m b e r
B enton-L ane perk, n e a r M onroe, S u n m en 's asso c ia tio n and the W est C oast
day.
B etw een 100 a n d 200 of the L u m b erm en 's a sso ciatio n a re favoring
m em b ers of th e fam ily w ere p resen t. th e p lacin g of a ta r iff on lu m b er and
W illiam R ick ard w as chosen p re si lu m b er p ro d u c ts high enough to sh u t
den t for n e x t y ear, an d A rnold T ra c e r off th e m a rk e t som e of th e co m p eti
tiv e p ro d u c ts com ing from C an ad a
of Ju n c tio n C ity vice-p resid en t.
D uring th e m o rn in g a p rogram of an d R ussia. Mr. Cox will u rg e this
read in g , in s tru m e n ta l m usic, and to th e c o n g re s sio n tl co m m ittees.
sin g in g w as p re s e n te d . A t noon a
California People Here—Mrs. M. J.
b a sk e t d in n e r w as serv ed , and In the
a ftern o o n a b u sin e ss m e etin g w as Reed and daughter Alma, of San Jose
held, a t w hich tim e th e o fficers w ere California, are visiting in Spring-
chosen. T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be field for a few days at the home ot
held on the third Sunday in June, 1930. Mr«. Reed's cousin, Sam Richmond.
MAJOR G. H. ECKERSON
RECALLED TO ARMY
FOR TRAINING PERIOD
M ajor G. H. E ck erso n , w ho h a s
been located a t th e S p rin g field a ir
p o rt fo r th e p a st se v e ra l m o n th s, h a s
receiv ed an o rd e r to re p o rt a t th e
U n itte d S ta te s a rm y field a t V ancou
v er J u ly 12, acc o rd in g to th e w ord
receiv ed th is w eek by M ajor J . H .
T iern e y , arm y re c r u itin g o fficer Ot
E ugene. M ajor E ck erso n will re m a in
a t V ancouver, W ash in g to n , 14 d ay s
a c tin g as tra in in g o fficer for s tu d e n t
fly ers receiv in g a ir in stru c tio n . M ajor
E c k e rso n h as aid ed in in s tru c tin g
young fly ers a t th e V ancouver field
d u rin g th e p a st se v e ra l su m m ers.
A t th e sam e tim e T ie rn e y re c eiv ed
w ord th a t M ajo r E c k e rso n h a s been
ap p o in ted to th e p o st of D ivision Air
O fficer of th e N in ety -six th D ivision.
H e w ill hold th is p o st activ ely in
ev e n t of w ar, b u t follow ing th e 14
d a y period of tr a in in g a t V ancouver,
he w ill re tu rn to th e re s e rv e s ta tu s
ag ain .
M ajor E ck erso n le ft tw o w eeks ago
on a d e m o n stra tio n to u r of M ontana
an d E a s te rn O regon.
H is p a rtn e r,
J a m e s S tovall, of E ugene, Joined him
in M o n tan a la s t w eek.
T h ey a r9
sto p p in g a t th e v ario u s tow ns, ta k in g
up p assen g ers, and signing up stu d
e n ts fo r the av ia tio n school w hich he
ex p ects to open a t th e S p rin g field
a ir p o rt n e x t th is fall. M ajor E c k e r
son expected a t th e tim e he le ft to
re tu rn to S p rin g field a b o u t Ju ly 1.
M arried Monday
Miss Vivian Bayley and Lester
Smith of Crescent City, California,
were quietly married Monday after
noon at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. C. J. Pike. Only a few of the
Immediate friends of the couple were
present at the ceremony.