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THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1929
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
ROBERT INSULL MEDAL
UNION BIBLE SCHOOL
GIVEN LAWRENCE DANKS
CLOSES SUNDAY NIGHT
FOR RESUSSITATION
WITH PUBLIC PROGRAM
T h e S p rin g field union
vacatio n
Bihle school w hich h as been conducted
dally d u rin g th e p ast tw o w eeks at
th e C h ristian ch u rch u n d er th e dlrec
tion of Miss G oldie S m ith of th e
E ugene B ible I n lv ersity , will com e to
a close S u n d ay n ig h t in a public de
m o n stra tio n a t th e M ethodist ch u rch ,
beg in n in g ai i> o'clock
All th re e of
th e S prin g field ch u rch es a re u n itin g
in sp o n so rin g th e service.
T he pro g ram for th e ev en in g ia a s
follow s:
Call to w o rsh ip and song serv ice.
B eg in n ers' d e p a rtm e n t, u n d er th e
d irectio n of Mrs. W ilfred Cook an i
F a y e P arso n s Songs, m em ory work,
re ta ilin g of m issio n ary sto ry . A cting
cut of a B ible sto ry .
P rim ary d e p a rtm e n t, u n d e r th e d i
rectio n of M iss E m m a Je a n T ra v is
and M rs H aack. M em ory w ork. Bible
d rill, re te llin g o f a Bible sto ry , a c t
ing out a Bible sto ry .
Ju n io r d e p a rtm e n t, u n d er th e d ire c
tion of Mrs. C. H Blom and V ern ice
H aak
M em ory w ork, th e N in etee n th
P sa lm ; re te llin g a Bible s to ry : display
of sa lt and flour m aps of P alestin e
and ex p lan atio n of th e m ak in g of
them .
In te rm e d ia te d e p a rtm e n t, u n d er the
direction of Mrs R o b erts
M em orv
work th e O ne H u n d red th P salm : Bible
B ihle sto rie s of St. Paul s m issio n ary
Journ ey s; ele c tric m ap. d rill
Bible d rill hy e n tire sc h o o l
C losing song.
In addition to th e m aps, th e o th e r
h an d w ork of th e c h ild ren w ill he on
display. T h is will include vases m ade
from ja rs an d b o ttles covered w ith
p ap er for the D o ern h ech er C h ild ren 's
h o sn ita l at P o rtlan d , and scrap books
fo r th e ch ild ren at th e hosp ital.
M ore th a n ISO ch ild ren receiv ed in
stru c tio n a t th e d aily sessio n s. T h is
w as th e firs t union school w hich had
ev e r been held h ere, alth o u g h one w as
cond u cted hy th e B ap tist ch u rch last
y e a r M iss S m ith , who w as in ch arg e,
is a field w o rk er fo r th e E tjgene Bible
F n v ersity . an d w as in c h arg e o f _t_he
B ible in stru c tio n in th e local public
schools d u rin g th e p ast' tw o y ears
D uring th e su m m er she goes about
o v e r th is sectio n o f th e s ta te co n d u ct
ing B ible schools in th e various
tow ns. S he w as a t D rain before com.
ing to S pringfield.
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T he R obert Insull bronxe m edal,
given for su ccessfu l re s u ssita l ¡on
from e h c tro c u tio n . w as p re se n te d to
latw ren ce F. H anks. em ployee at th e
lix-al M ountain S ta te s pow er p lant at
a m eetin g of th e re p re se n ta tiv e s of
th e com pany In th e K n ig h ts of I*» thia
h all at A lbany T uesday night. Th-
m edal w as p resen ted by l' M B rew er,
v ice-president of th e M ountain S ta te -
P ow er com pany C. K. M errill, a s s is t
a n t g en eral m a n ag e r of th e com pany,
and W P. T yson, p re sid e n t of th te
local th . also m ade sh o rt talks.
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T he mesial was given to D anks for
re sto rin g to b re a th in g hy u sin g tho
View of the "Honeym oon Cottage“ at N o rth H ave n ,.M ain e ., w here t I
S h afer P ro n e P re ssu re m ethod of r e
’ ergh at
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su sc ita tio n E. N H illard, ele c tric ia n
t it e r their marriage.
of th e Booth-Kelly lu m b er com pany,
who w as elec tro cu ted in an accid en t
a t th e m ill Ju ly 6, 1328. H anks brought
H illard back to life, hut th e ele c tric ia n
died a t th e h o sp ital th re e h o u rs la te r
from a concussion of th e b rain , r e
A tte m p te d H oldup C laim ed
su ltin g from a fall follow ing th e
W h e th e r o r not an a tte m p t was
If you a rc going any place and see
shock. T h is w as th e second Mine th a t
T he follow ing e ssay w as aw ard ed
len t
a w ire h an g in g do not touch it. for It m ade to hold up Van CleVi
an em ployee of th e M ountain S ta te s first prize In d iv ision th r e e of th
P ow er com pany h as receiv ed an sa fe ty essay c o n te st re c e n ti' spoil Is liable to kill you or b u rn you very show at the rin sin g perform ance hi re
badly and leave a big sc a r th at will S atu rd ay night lias been a su b je c t of
Insull m edal.
sored in th e S p rin g field schools by
liot look good for th e re s t of your life milch discussion In th e S pringfield
th e local 4 L .
It w as w ritte n by
Van I ' l e i e . the
W h e n you go ac ro ss th e stre e t hx>k vicinity tills week
LOCAL ENTRANTS IN
Jo se p h in e Ju n e . a pupil of M iss Anti-
good before 'o n c ro ss an d do not go p ro p rieto r, a p p eared on llie stag e with
EUGENE FOURTH O FJU Lf G v iric in tlic fifth grad- at th e Brat co rn erw ay s io ros • th e stre e t.
th e m in o iin o inetil th at mi attem p t
CELEBRATION ASKED tain school.
Do not play in the stre e t
Thou hail lle e tl m ade to rob him of toe gate
san d s of chi Id. -n a re killed every receip ts, but th a t lie hud driv en th e
W h a t S a fe ty M eans to th e H e m -
iaicul
S p rin g field m e rc h a n ts and organ!
y o ar In the s tre e ts
Som e old pimple In tru d e r aw ay w ith tils gun
By JO S E P H IN E JO N E S . 5th it
zatio n s a re invited to e n te r flo ats and
a rc killed III cro ssin g th e stre e ts , too officials a re inclined Io doubt Hie
You should not b reak g lass atl
o th e r fe a tu re s In th e F o u rth of July
If you have an Incubator you shout 1 1 sh o w m an 's sto ry , as he muile no re
p arad e to be hcid in E ugene u n d er the aro u n d the house, for you may cut j be carefu l not to get g a s or oil. for It p o rt re g ard in g th e a ffa ir to e ith e r
aU 8pkes of th e L an e C ounty F a ir As y o u rself very badly.
will explode. Ih> not let little child C hief of Police Glle of Io S heriff
Do not h an d le m atch es aro u n d gas.
sociation, acco rd in g to M abel H.
Bowu at Eugene.
reti get hold of m atch es.
for It w ill explode
C hadw ick, se c re ta ry o f th e fair.
lhi not leav e th e • lec trlc ity mi when
A b le s L e a v e fo r C a lif o r n ia
If you get on fire roll oil th e floor
T he parad e w II p ass th ro u g h th te
yon a re aw ay from hom e, for It Is
Mr. mid Mrs. K enneth Ables mid
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rap
up
from
votir
head
to
your
m ain s tre e ts of E ugene, b eg in n in g at
liable to set th e house on fire.
fam ily loft hy tra in M onday for
10 o clock on
!t .„ 1)av
„ fre t. Ho not play w itn th e gas sto v -
W hen you a re d riv in g do not g o M odesto. ( 'allfornlii. w here they have
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will include in d u strial, p io n eer and
If you can not sw im do not go out tixi fast and look out for c h ild ren In , trad ed for a m ixlern 600 a c re dairy
p a trio tic fe a tu res, and S p ringfield
i ranch. T hey took w ith th em a car
in
d eep w ater, for you a re liable to | th e stre e t.
people a re in v ited to e n te r an y such
drow n. W hen you go out In a b o a t I W hen th e house Is on f ir e do not loud of household goods and two
fea tu re s. Mrs. C hadw ick said.
carry th in g s out th a t will not break S h etlan d pontes
Much in te re s t is being show n in th e sit still if you con not sw lnt.
Prize W inning hssay Gives
Rules For Safety in Home
W illiam H arriso n C ollins, 63, a
re sid e n t of W est S p rin g f’eid for the
p are 18 y ears, w as found dead y eeter-
day m orning. Mr. C ollins had been
in poor h ealth for som e tim e.
Mr. Collins w as born in W isconsin
A ugust 12. 1865. In 1885' he moved
w ith his fam il’" to C olorado, w h ere h r
m arrie d in 1897 to M iss L o tta E stelle
T u ttl
In 1907 th ey m oved-to Sonora
Old M Xico, w h rr
be- liv ed tin t'!
1911. when th ey sum to S p rin g fle’-
He is survived bv tw o sons, Roy i!
Collins, of E ugene
I R 'ch ard Col
ling, of S p rin g fle’-l. r.d 'v .--daughters
Mr«. F ran k C raw fo ’ of E ugene and
G ladys C ollins of S ' r i i«f: - d
H .- is
also -urvived bv th re e grendch'il ir e ” ,
tw o b ro th e rs fb -’r! s C n l'its . G ardn •-
M ontana and O rval C ollins. E ugene,
and one siste r, Mrs. F ra n k W alker.
E ugene. H is wife died in July. 1927.
Mr C ollins w as a m em b er of the
S pringfield B ap tist ch u rch an d also
of thp W. O. W lodge. H is fu n eral
w ill be held tom orrow aftern o o n at
th e W alker-P oole ch ap el h ere. with.
Rev. C. H. Blom of th e local B aptist
church in ch arg e of th e services. He
w ill he b u ried in th e L au rel H ill
cem etery .
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E n te r t a in s
T h e W om an's Civic C lub gave a
p a rty for M rs. O ra R ead H em enw ay
M onday a ftern o o n a t th e hom e of
Mrs. C. E. W heaton.
Mrs. H em en
way, who h a s been p rin cip al of the
B ra tta in School, has been activ e in
civic w ork in S p rin g field fo r sev eral
y e a rs and Is now m oving to a farm
n e a r C ottage Grove.
T h e C ivic Club p re sen ted Mrs.
H em en w ay w ith a b eau tifu l s c a rf In
a p p reciatio n of h e r w ork In Spring-
field. S he in v ited th e club to m eet
fo r a picnic, on h er farm th is sum m er.
T he Im at C srlstla n E n d eav o r n a l
lie d Hie sum of $31 4» >m Hie baaaar
and luncheon w hich w as held l i - t
w ick In the I " O. F liuililliia 'llo<
m ajo r part will lie used to pav Hi-*
local lodge of »30 iik th e iiatloiiai
tre a su ry of th e oigaulxutlou
S om e lim e w ithin Hie next tw o
w eeks Hie C h ristia n E ndeavor will
sp o n so r u "d o llar p arty
E ach person
a tte n d in g Hie p arty will lie i x pec led
to b rin g a d o lla r e a rn e d In sum *
linl(|Uo wav. to g e th e r w ith a lilt of
v erse telling how lie earn ed It
The
public will l>e Invited to a tte n d th e
function
A n u m b er of c h an g es w ere m ade in
th e o fficers of the C h ristia n E m lea
vor at H ie I n - t b u sin ess m eetin g liar-
tiara A dam s w as i boson vice p re s i
de lit. succeeding BUI Cox. who realgu-
ed. mid C arl M cK Innls w as nsnieil
secretary- tre a s u re r, su cceeding F ra n
ces FYlxcll
E velyn
H a rris
was
elec ted to ta k e the place of J u a n ita
Ixim bnrd Brow n an ch a irm a n of th«
niisslonA ry com m ittee.
C hris Je n s e n of E ugene will con
d uct a llllile study |H<rtod at tilg
C h ristia n E ndeavor m eeting In Hire*
w eeks
S unday aftern o o n Hie 30
m em b ers of th- local group will d riv e
to S an ta C lara to a tte n d Hie lam «
county
C h ris tia n
E ndeavor
rally
th e re at 2 .in o’clock
\- -s ta O rrh k
of E ugene will In III c h arg e of Hi«
m eeting. C lark Alili lot of Hn- E ugene
Hilde I ’ti li e is lti will lead th e singing,
mid W lnlfrld T>*on of S p rin g fie l I
will play Hie piano
P leated Crepe de Chine
Scarfs, In all colors
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K a fo u r y ’s
Silks, D ry Goods. Ready to W e a r
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e n n e t t ’s
L ane co u n ty pioneer, is a s s is tin g in
p lan n in g th e p arad e and is w orking up
p,6ne; r f(?ature for , ht. eVeIlt
S p rin g field people who spend Ju ly
4 in E ugene w ill have th e o p p o rtu n ity
of a tte n d in g th e co u n ty fa ir rodeo, to
eb a n ev en t of th e afte rn o o n and
ev en in g of Ju ly 4. as well as th e a f te r
noon of Ju ly 3. B ucking h o rses, wild
s te e rs , veiling cow boys, pony races.
real w estern .«how.
Springfield, Oregon
Fighting for the business of Spring-
field and surrounding country,
struggling hard to meet the de
mands of the buying public both
with the cl ass of merchandise
wanted with prices that will justify
a share of your business.
In addition, two
, buffalo, d irect d e sc e n d a n ts of th e
wild h erd s of th e w estern plain s, have
been bro u g h t to th e show by Dove
A nderson, sto ck m an of U nion. T h ese
buffalo will be rid d en hy th e cow boys,
an d will give th e ir rid e rs an d th e
sta n d s a real th rill.
Mr. Young and Mr. A nderson have
been bu ry a tte m p tin g to tam e th e
buffalo hy co k in g them to one of Mr.
Y oung's s te e ly , im p e rtu ra b le bulls,
and t ds m ethod has p roved highly
successful.
New Goods in All Lines Arriving Daily
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4L to H ave Picnic
T he re g u la r m o n th ly m eetin g of
th> S p rin g fie l1 4L will he held in
connection w ith a basket, d in n e r next
M onday ev en in g a t S w im m ers' De
light, it w as announced by W. P.
T yson, p resid en t o f th e o rg an izatio n .
T yson and John K ing, se c re ta ry , a re
w orking o u t th e p lan s for th e m ie t-
ing. All th e m em b ers of th e 4L a re
ask ed to com e and b rin g th e ir b a s
kets.
T h e occasion will be th e
tim e of an in fo rm al p a rty in addition
to th e b u sin ess m eetin g .
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
TO ATTEND GATHERING
AT SANTA CLARA SUNDAY
p arad e, and it will be one of th e ch ief
fe a tu re s o f th e F o u rth of Ju ly ce le
b ratio n in E ugene, w hich p ro m ises to
a l t o c t th o u san d 8 . C a, YonnR, noted
WEST SPRINGFIELD
MAN DIES SUDDENLY
FUNERAL TOMORROW and other features will m ake this a
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and th in g s th a t will lireuk throw out
of the window
If you hav e an y fire ex tin g u ish ers
put it d o s e to tin* toi»'. Ill'' furiluce
and sta irs. H ave fire escap es, ladders
and hose in a r tho w indows
H ave your garage a safe d is ta n c e
front your house, because II lias the
gas, oil mid th in g s th a t would burn
iiuiekly.
Ho not put old p aper behind the
s to ic m id fu rn a c e , fo r It w ill e a ld i
oil fire.
Ho not gel your stove pipe loo close
to lit. wall, mol h a v e It well connected
I io not put oily dust ilo th s or mop
rag s behind th e stove or furnace
1*0 not have a well open III (lie yard
or deep holes,
lie carefu l of old ro tte n board aide
w alks and Halls slick in g up
\ clean house is less lliihh to burn
down.
K eep c h ild ren aw ay Iroiii people
tliut have I'otitagioilH ill. eases
N ever p o in t a w e a p o n a t m i o iu
< T reu t a gun as If loaded. ev< u if not
wom & ^
Why Not
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Drygoods
Make that
Notions
Suit
and
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m a rrie s a m u r-
d e r e s s and
then b r i n g sj
her back
the law-
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