THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Try tha Hom«
P rin t Shop Firat
TW ENTY-SIXTH YEAR
SIM tINliEIELIl. LANE COUNTY. OREGON*
NEW CENSUS SHOWS
SCHOOL POPULATION
INCREASE IN CITY
BUS OPERATES ON
20 MINUTE SERVICE
New Schedule Shortens Dis
tance Between Eugene and
Springfield and Speeds Up
Service for Patrons. Follow
New Routes.
Tin- d is ta n c e
a nd
Eugene
m in u te s
tin -
short«*ne«l
W e d n e sda y
O re g o n
< n n ip o tiy
H p rln g fle ld
I m - I w i - i i i
was
B ia s e s
by
m o r n in g
m o to r
In a u g u ra te d
u
ten
w hen
tra n s p o rt
20 m in u te
bus s e rv ic e b e tw e e n tit«' tw o fill« '»
T h e f l i t t e r s e rv ic e I t lin o l* p o ssib le
by tin - o p e n in g o f th e n e w bridge,
w h ic h c u lt o f f m ore th a n one h a lf
m ile fro m th e t llttu n c e b e tw e e n th e
tw o cities, by l i t t e r o p e ra tio n o f th e
buses,
m id
tra v e rs e d
by
w ith
li'ir t e t lln g
tile
th e
L m ltt
c ity
P l r ln g fle ld .
N ew Schedule Given
A c c o rd in g to tile lo w Mcbedilb
ro u te
of
f ir s t b u t le a v a t K lx ih a n d • ' s tre e ts
n t 6 17 a * m . w lt li tin
su cce e d in g
bu - lea* lu g nt ti 17 u m . G ’*7 u. in.
n m l e m it 17 m ln iit e t, 37 in ln u i**s and
f>7 m ln u te t u tte r each h o u r u n t il th e
la s t b u t, w h ic h le aves S p r in g fie ld a t
I I 47 p m. I n tte it <1 o f ut m id n ig h t.
Ip
Eugene
I he
h llt e t
le a ve
tile
S o u th e rn I'm lf t i s ta tio n on th e h o u r,
a nd e v e ry 20 m in u te s am t 6n m ln u te t
th e re a fte r.
N ew R outing Follow ed
T h e r o u tin g o f th e h llt e t I t now
b e in g m ade o v e r th e o ld ro u te In
E u geni*, a nd th e re a re no e h u n g e t
u n t il th e y re a c h th e w e t l a p p ro a ch
to th e new bridge. T hey cro ss tin*
bridge ami tra v e l e a st on Main stre e t
to S lxlh s t r e e t; north <>.■> S ix th stre e t
to C s tre e t; w est on C to F ourth
s t r e e t; south on F ou rth to Main
s tr e e t and th a n west to E ugene.
T he form er ro u tin g of th e buses
w as e a st on Main s tre e t to Sixth,
n o rth on Hlxth to E s tre e t, w est on
E to F ifth s tre e t, and so u th on F ifth
to Main.
who
w e re
h o rn
In
c o iin trb - i
o u tsid e Hi*' 1'nlti-d S taten , a m i fo r ty
fo u r have m o th e rs
w ho
h o rn la thin co u n try .
w e re
noi
T h e ci-nnua wan ta k e n a
a go hy a g ro u p o f S p r ln g f
and Ho- c le rk lla s m ud*1
( h e c k o f e lic li c h ild lo
u o u r a c y o f H o flgllD-H.
s h o rt tim e
Id w o m en ,
a c a re fu l
sa u re th e
BAPTISTS WILL HAVE
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
A sp ecial T h an k sg iv in g se rv ice Is
b ein g planned for Ho- B ap tist ch u rch
on S unday m orning acco rd in g to th e
p a sto r. Rev R alph M ullholand. H e
will la k e us th e su b ject for Ills m orn
‘ |„ g Hermon. ' T h in g s T h at a re P re
cious." In th e ev en in g he will talk
on "W hy C h r is t O n ce L o s t Ills C on
g reg atio n ."
T h e ch o ir will sing sp ecial m usic
a t both th e serv ices.
T h e S unday
school will m eet as usual at 10:00
o ’clock an d th e B. Y. P. U. will m eet
a t 6 ;30.
C oach
Boys O v ercon fident
B a k e r d e c la re d
th a t
h is
le a n t had defeat« *1 t h e ir o p p o n e n t«
In a p re v io u s * o n l* ,l and ln - lln * s l lo
th in k
th a t
Hoy
w o u ld
h a ve
no
tr o u b le In c o n q u e rin g th e m a g a in , so
th*-y p la ye d a v e ry la m e gam e.
T in * lin e u p for S p rin g field w as ('.
T h u rm a n , I. E ; J. S u m n e r, L . T . ;
G M o rse , I, G ; J. L y n c h , ( '. ; G e i
ge r. It G ; G M o rris o n . It T . ; F re d
B u e ll, I t E ; T h a y e r M cM urray, L. II;
II. T o m seth , It
F. It. Cole. F.
II.;
E
S q u ires, Q;
Tli*- stu rtln g lin eu p for Ju n ctio n
City w as O. P ryor, L. E .; W. Perry
I , T . ; F. P eterso n . L.G.; A. D aniel
son. C ; F lsh el, K G ; W S m ith , K T .;
G oddell, R E .; L. N elson, L .H .; E.
N elson, Il H .; C. S hipley. Q ; and J
H en d erso n , F.
PLANING MILL FIRE
DESTROYS SAWDUST
BIN LAST THURSDAY
N ovem ber 30 ban been se t asid e an
th e d a le for th e P. T. A. IMstrlct
C ouncil m eeting lo be held in Spring-
field at the M ethodint church.
Mrs. Charles E. Roe, New York :
C ity, nutlonul field ni.-certary of the
P. T. A., will be the principal
sp e a k e r at tin m eetings, which will
In-gin at 10-00 o'clock In the morn-
| ng an() w,„ laH,
day S atu rd ay
M any
Delegates Com ing
T h e tw o hundrt**l d eleg a tes who a re
exp ected to a tte n d th e m eetings from
l.an c and D ouglas cou n ties will be
se rv e d d in n e r In the p arlo rs of the
ch u rch , and will rem ain in 'h e build
ing for Ih*- aftern o o n se»slon, which
will s ta rt at one o'clock.
Mrs. W illiam T B ric e , of P o rtlan d ,
who w as re c e n tly
elected
s ta te
p re s id e n t
t th e a n n u al m eetin g held
| n G ra n t- P ass, will accom pany Mrs.
Roe to S pringfield, am i will ta k e part
In the program . Mrs. E thel P ark er,
of Elmir*-, p re sid e n t of the I^ane
county P. T A., will also be p resen t
and ta k e p a rt In th e session.
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
1930 B in SCHOOL
BUDGET IS $51,000
National Field Secretary Com-
ing to Take Charge of
All-Day Sessions
S he will have e n tire charge of the
p rogram for th e day.
A
No. 45
Junction G ives
P .T .A . M eets In
H .S. Team F ight C ity N ovem ber 3 0
T h e school population of S pring
Lack of Fight by Home Team
field h a t reach ed a new peak m a rk
Noticable in Contost Played
thin year, acco rd in g Io flgorcn Jasl
Here Last Saturday
given out hy W illiam G
H ughes
d o r k of Hie school board, who h a t |
S p ringfield
high school football
Just cnm pb lm | a c arefu l stu d y of H im
team d efeu lcd th e team from J u n c
school c en su s fig u res for Iho p re te n t |
tion t'lly h ero last F rid ay aftern o o n
y ear.
by a score of 12 to 0. T h e score,
T he to tal fig u re thin y e a r It 806 '
how ever, docs not tell th e sto ry of
II It divided utm ost equally b e tw e e n '
Ho- c o m p arativ e stre n g th of th e two
hoys mid g lrlt. th ere being 400 Isjys
team s. T he S p rin g field hoy» played
an d 666 g lr lt In school d is tric t 19
u IlntleMn gam e and w ere co n stan tly
who a rc o v er fo u r yearn old. but who
on th e d efen siv e an H i e fig h tin g ag
have not yet rem loti th e ir tw e n tie th
gr. g allon from Ju n c tio n City plow ed
b irth d a y
th ro u g h th e ir line tim e and again
T h e to tal I h it y ear It a gain ol
for first dow ns
It w as only the
85 o y er la tl y ear
F ig u res for th e !
uhillty lo ta k e a d v a n ta g e of the
yearn previous lo th a t Him- a re aluo
b reak s of th e gam e which enuhled
In te re stin g lo com pany
with thin
S q u ires and F reem an to get aw ay
y ear'n fig u res
In 1927 th e re wer»-
for th e tw o touchdow ns. T he lig h ter
768 ch ild ren Haled, and 1926 th e re
w eight of th e Ju n c tio n City team Is
w e re 838, In 1925 th e re w e r 798. a m i
a ttrib u te d a* th e sole reaso n th at
In 1921 Hi*- n u m b er wan 774.
th ey wi re unable lo d e fe a t S pring
F if ty th re e o f th e
c h ild r e n
It v* field.
fa th e r s
th e
THURSDAY, NOV 21, 192»
"Ths Paopls's Pap er"
Committee Meets on Monday
Night and Makes Estimate of
Expenses Needed to Operate
Schools in District During
Coming Year,
H enry M. R obinson, I.os Angeles
hanker and for years an intim ate ol
P resident H oover, w ho. it is be
lieved, will succeed A ndrew Mellon
when the latter retires on reaching
his 75th birth d ay in March.
McKENZIE PASS WILL
NOT BE KEPT OPEN
IN WINTER MONTHS
No effo rt will be m ade to keep the
M cK enzie pass open all w in te r th is
y ear
m ent.
hy
th e
s ta te
highw ay
A blade plow
d e p a rt
w as ta k e n to
th e snow line e arly th is w eek an d it
will he used to keep th e road open as
long as possible. W hen the snow be
gins to pile up too deep th e w ork will
he abandoned u n til n ex t sp rin g , w hen
Hold T h ree M eetings
th e ro ta ry plow s will be ta k e n out
T h e se d is tric t m eetings a re held and used in opening th e p ass to
th re e lim es d u rin g th e school y e a r tr a (fjc
T h e first one, w hich Is to be held
T h e re a re ab o u t e ig h t Inches of
h ere, Is th e fall m eetin g T he second
snow a t th e su m m it now a n d m o re Is
m eeting or th e m id-w inter m eeting.
expected a t an y tim e. S ta g e s and
Is held after the firs t of th e year,
au tom obiles have not been h aving
and th e th ird , w hich is usually held
any difficulty, h ow ever, in cro ssin g
In E ugene, com es In May w hen the
th e m o u n tain s th is fall.
d is tric t o fficers a re elected for th e
forthcom ing school year.
ALFRED HENNAGER DIES
R eg u lar b u sin ess w as tra n sa c te d
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
a t th e m eetin g of th e S pringfield a s
sociation. w hich w as held la s t F riday
A lfred H en n ag er. 32, p assed aw ay
aftern o o n at th e Lincoln school. Mrs.
a
t
th e Pacific C h ristia n h o sp ital in
G eorge Prochnow read the re p o rt of
E ugene e arly la s t S unday m orning
,be d e le g a te s to th e s ta
te
conven-
___ ______
tion, and all bills received p rio r to i a fte r a Bhort i,ln ess
M r- H en n ag er
the m eetin g w ere exam ined and or- waa e m P,oyed a t tb e C arbollneum
p lan t h e re an d h ad been 1„ fine
dered paid.
- R e fre sh m e n ts w ere served by th e h e a lth u n til th e w eek before h is
ch ild ren of th e firs t and second d e ath . D uring th a t w eek he becam e
111 and w as ta k e n to th e h o sp ital.
r a ,ies a t th e L incoln school,
w here he died.
I
T he tax es for school d is tric t If
will be about $500 less th is y e a r th a n
la s t if the v o ters approve of the bud
g et w hich th e school b udget co m m it
tee d rew up for th e next, y e a r a t a
m eetin g held M onday evening. T h e
b u d g et th is y e a r h as been s e t a t
$51,000.00 T he to ta l e stim a te d re*
celp ts a re given as $19.650.00, leav
ing $31,350.00 to be ra ise d by th e
d is tric t ta x levy.
A m eeting of all legal v o ters In th e
d is tric t has been called for N ovem
b er 20, a t w hich tim e any o bjections
to o r approval of th e b udget as
d raw n hy th e c o m m ittee will be
h eard.
T he to ta l bonded Indeb ted n ess of
th e d is tric t Is now $71,000.00. T h e re
is $8,962.69 due on w a rra n t indebt-
fulness for w a rra n ts Issued and en
d orsed “not paid for lack of fu n d s.’’
T h is leav es th e to ta l p re s e n t in d eb t
ed n ess a t $79.962.69.
T he b u d g et to ta l a y e a r ago w as
$51,669 72.
T he «sstlmate-| re c e ip ts
w ere given as $19,000.00. T he Item
ize«! budget Is published
In o th e r
colum ns of this n ew spaper.
F orty-one
th o u san d
an d
tb re o
hun d red d o lla rs of the b u d g et will be
used for s a la rie s and a c tu a l o p e ra t
ing expenses.
T he re m a in in g n in e
th o u san d seven hu n d red d o llars w ill
be used to pay on th e in te re s t an d
p rin cip al of p re s e n t in d eb ted n ess.
T h e d is tric t is k eeping well w ith la
th e six p e rc e n t lillta tio n w hich is
req u ired by th e s ta te law, acco rd in g
to W illiam G. Hughes, clerk.
T h e m em bers of th e b udget co ta
m jtte e w ere th e s r hool board, D. J .
B oaig
w H p o n ar(j
w illia m O,
H ugheSt c A S w artg an d thre<(
ge,ected by thfi m em berg o t
th e
arp M ar(on Adaffl^
w n „ g B e rts c h , an d w c W rig h t,
F ire o f an u n k n o w n o rigin w hich
T h e pre-serm on q u estio n w hich will
be d iscu ssed "Is th e A nthropoid Ape | broke o u t 1° o n e ° f th e saw d u st
M ore People Served
O u r G ra n d fa th e r, and a re we a ssu red b ,n " at th e » p r ’ngfleld H a n ln g m ill
W hile the new schedule d o es not
la st T h u rsd ay even in g , co m pletely
by th e co n sclu lo n s of scien ce?"
o p e ra te ns fu r out hs th e fo rm er one,
d estro y ed th e to p of th e s tru c tu re as
yet It p re v e n ts doubling back by the
well as badly d am ag in g th e roof of
buses over m uch of th e sam e ro u te REBEKAH'S NOMINATE
th e d ry in g sh ed s w hich adjoin it be- F T H F I f ' V 4 D M C I 1 r s i c - o
S u rv iv in g Mr. H e n n a g e r Is h is : HIGH SCHOOL PLANS
OFFICERS ON MONDAY , fore .h e local fire d e p a rtm e n t w as E T H E L C * Y A R N E L L DIES
w ith in th e city lim its each tr ip und
wife, five sm all ch ild ren , tw o s is te rs !
ac tu a lly serv es a larg er n u m b er of
TO HOLD PEP RALLY
ab le to ex tin g u ish th e blaze.
HER HOME SUNDAY and his fa th e r. T he c h ild ren a re all
Z ella C a n tre ll w as n o m in ated for I
re sid en ts.
u
n
d
er
school
age.
H
is
s
is
te
rs
a
re
ON MAIN STREET LOT
T he roof an d w alls of th e boiler
Mrs. E th e l C rum p Y arnell, wife ol Mjgs , vy H en n ag er. Y akim a. W ash
O fflcals of III« com pany have pro i ,bfl Position of N oble G rand of th e
, hn I R ebekah lodge at th e ir w eekly m eet r ° ° n’ Were aln ,o sl ,o ta l,y d ‘‘8,roypd
W ayne l a r n e l l , an d a re sid e n t of
mined lo In crease the size of
T w o larg e pep ra lly g a th e rin g s a re
th „ jln g held on M onday night, o th e r s I “ 1" 0-.an<.*
not. yet kno’rn whether S p rin g field fo r th e p a s t 30 y ears, ington, and Mrs. Irm a C. H aver.
loop In th e city us rnpldly ns
P ettib o n e, N orth D akota. H is fa th e r on
p rogram a t th e high school
I
th
e
ho
ller
w
as
d
am
ag
ed
enough
to
died a t h e r hom e h e re S unday m orn lives in so u th e rn M innesota.
condition of tin- brid g e ap p ro ach es w ho w ere n o m in ated for office w ere
th is w eek. O ne rally w as held a t th e
re
q
u
ire
th
e
In
sta
lla
tio
n
of
a
new
one.
ing a t six o'clock a fte r a lingering
w arran t Hi* fa s te r serv ice o v er them Amy Love. E th el Jo lllff, and E dna
th e b u ild in g s a re
Mr. H e n n a g e r w as born in W allace. high school d u rin g th e assem b ly
S w a rts , V ic e -G ra n d ; G e n e v ie v e Ix iu k , T h e d am ag e to
illness, a t th e age of 61 years.
cslim
a
te
d
at
$500.
w
ith
o
u
t
in
su
ran
ce.
M
innesota. In 1898. and m oved h e re perlo d - and a n o th e r w ill be held on
re c o rd in g s e c r e ta ry ; M is. C. Ihilnam
M rs. Y arnell w as born M arch 1,
LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND
If
th
e
holler
h
as
to
be
rep
laced
the
from
N orth D akota w ith h is fam ily one of th e v ac a n t lo ts on Main s tr e e t
'a n d All«-*- Doane, fin a n c ia l s e c re ta r y ;
1888. at E agle P o in t, O regon, and
th is evening, to w ork up e n th u s ia sm
d am ag e will am o u n t to se v eral th o u
GROVE LEGION MEETING All,,. L()ratl
about one y e a r ago.
m oved to S p rin g field in 1S99. She
fo r th e gam e tom orrow a ftern o o n
san d d o llars.
F
u
n
eral
serv
ices
w
ere
held
T
u
es
E. E I’yne w as In itialed ns a new
1 a tte n d e d th e
E ugene high school
w ith C ottage Grove.
J a c k l-nrson, F. It H am lin. M II
Th*> saw d u st from th is bln had and co m pleted a n u rs e 's tra in in g day aftern o o n from th e W alker-P oole
member al tin- m eetin g w hich closed
W hite ribbons w ith "W allop C o ttag e
llu n tly , Mrs llu n tly , Mrs H am lin s lid
w ith a pot luck su p p er and so cial been used to fire th e b oiler, w hich In course a t th e E ugene h o sp ital in 19io' | c h a Pel* a n <1 in te rm e n t w as m ad e a t
G rove" stam p ed on them have bee«
Mrs I. N. E ndicott m otored to C ot
g ath erin g .
tu rn o p e ra te d th e d ry in g kiln. T h e She w as m a rrie d to W ayne Y arnell the L au rel H ,n c em e tery . V eltie
on sale fo r th e p a st few d ay s an d w ill
tag e G rove Monduy even in g to atten d
F u rth e r nom ination!) for office a re , ^ ry kiln ha<* not
been use<1 for on May 15. 1911 at Eugene,
. IT uItt. m in is te r of th e C h ristian
be offered to n ig h t also. T h ey a re
th e d istric t m e ltin g of th e Legion ex p ected nt th e m eetin g next M onday I •* T er“ 1 d"** b,‘fore
th e fire b ro k e
S u rv iv in g M rs. Y arnell Is h e r hus- I church, officiated.
_____________________sellin g fo r ten c e n ts each.
and th e A uxiliary.
¡ev en in g , w hen th e o fficers for th e o u t’ an<* ,h e f,r ® w a" not d isco v ered b an d ; tw o ch ild ren . E n n is 16. and
---------------
Tin* m eeting w as iHketi up w ith tin- | en su in g y ear will be elec ted .
,s 7 x X 7 t X ?ne‘^ t h X S
u n ,,, a p asserb y noticed
sm o k e
Allen, 3; a b ro th e r. F ield in g Crump.! MOTHER'S STUDY CLUB
re p o rts and d iscu ssio n s of th e work
b elch in g from th e building.
ro u te
2;
a n o th e r
b ro th e r, Jo h n
ENTERTAINED MONDAY gam s of th e season fo r th e local
an d aim s of Hie legion o rg an izatio n s.
T h e p lan in g m ill m ach in es on th e C rum p, H u sto n , T e x a s; and tw o
CHURCH WILL HEAR OF
boys. T hey have played six g a rn e t
T h e m a tte r of In creasin g m em b er
e a s t sid e of th e tra c k have been sh u t siste rs, M rs. R. H. P ierce and Mrs.
T he m em bers of th e M o th er's S tu d y . th is season and have had but little
sh ip s occupied th e la rg e r p ari of the
PENSION FUND SUNDAY
dow n sin ce th e fire. T hose on th e ' A nna C. Root, b o th of E ugene
club m et a t th e hom e of M rs. C layton difficulty in d e fe a tin g an y of th e ir
evening.
T h e pension fund r Ion will be ta k e n j oppo9,te "l<,e a re o p e ra tin g on a
T he fu n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere held - B arb er on M onday ev en in g for th e ir ! opposing team s, but C ottage G rove
O th e r th in g s w hich w ere ta k e n up 1
up nnd d iscu ssed at tin- m o rn in g s e r - ' Knial1 schedule.
n R ep airs a re
ex y este rd a y a t tw o o'clock from th e re g u la r m eeting. Tw o p a p e rs w ere has a stro n g e r team th an any of th e
for discussion w ere th e q u estio n of
»Ice at th e C h ristian ch u rch on Sun I p‘,c,ed U) hfi s ,a r ’w1 sh o rtly .
W alker-P oole chapel, w ith th e Rev. ■ read by Mrs. W . C. R eb h an and M rs. schools they have m et before. T h ey
h av in g each legion post sp o n so r a day by th e m in iste r. V eltie P ru itt. A |
--------------------------------
S E arl C hilders, p a sto r of th e C hris j W. N. G ossler. T h e h o ste ss served played w ith E ugene high school te a m
tro o p of Hoy S couts. T he s la te o r
tian ch u rch . E ugene, officiating. I n - , re fre sh m e n ts a fte r th e discu ssio n of e arly in th e season, and gave th e m
g an izatio n of th e legion h a s asked m ixed q u a rte t will provide th e m ust. WORKERS COMPLETING
te
rm e n t w as m ade a t th e L au rel H ill the papers.
Thp Q uartet is com
r e d CROSS ROLL CALL
a stro n g ru n for th e ir victo ry . T h is,
th a t ev ery post sponsor n troop, and for ........... .
cem etery.
posed
of
Mr
nnd
Mrs.
D
allas
M
urphy,
T he m em b ers p re s e n t w ere M rs. coupled w ith the fa c t th a t, th e boys
In th o se p laces w here th e re a re not
Mrs. Mabel
R e p o rts of th e re s u lt of th e Red
C larence C hase, Mrs. W. C. R ebhan, played such a poor gam e la s t F rid a y ,
enough boys to form a troop, they G erald M orrison and
T yson.
C ross roll w hich Is now b eing held LOCAL GIRL INJURED
Mrs. Allan Kafoury of Eugene. Mrs. tends to give Cottage Grove the edge
a re req u ested to d ev o te I h e ir tim e j
T h a n k fu ln e ss" has been chosen In S p rin g field , w ill n o t be av ailab le
IN AUTO ACCIDENT L. C. Moffatt, Mrs. Larson Wright, at this time. It is very likely, how-
an d energy lo work am ong I he boys
as th e topic for th e ev en in g serv ice. u n til la te n ex t w eek, acco rd in g to
Mrs. Henry Fandrem, Mrs. Winifred ever, that the scare which Junction
o f sco u tin g age.
Miss M yrtle H arv ey , S pringfield, Cook, Mrs. Floyd Thompson. Mrs. W. City game them last week will be
F ir s t aid along th e h ig h w ay s w as I Sp"!'*al,
w l” a ," ° bp Prn v ,‘lp«l Mrs. C. E. K enyon, ch a irm a n of th e
em ployee of th e S pringfield B akery N. Gossler, and the hostess.
a n o th e r topic p re se n te d for discus-
" ,,lb b ‘ R< b,,n' m eets at 9 65 and d riv e.
helpful in putting more fight Into the
al th e N ew M arket building In E u
.in n
T he legion Is try in g to have ‘hfi <;h r " ” lan K n ,leav er a . 6:30 in the
■
- ■
local team.
M ost of th e b u sin ess h o u ses have
o v 4* n 1 mr
gene, received sev ere c u ts a b o u t h e r NEW GAS STATION OPENS
te m p o ra ry first nld s ta tio n s estah- I
Regardless of the outcome of the
b een can v assed an d w o rk ers a re now
face and sh o u ld ers an d su ffered a
llsh*-d a t fre q u e n t In terv als alo n g all
•at w ork In th e re s id e n tia l sectio n s
AT EAST END OF BRIDGE i g““ e’J?
i,e,the be8t of, the 8ea-
w renched
back
T u esd ay
ev ening
th e m ajo r s ta le highw ay s w h ere I n - | OURVE IS BEING TAKEN
_____
i son. There will be some real scrappy
of th e city . M rs. K enyon Is well
Jnred people can be cared fo r until
The new service station belonging j playln^ and tb® ’«cal team will hare
OUT OF EAST HIGHWAY pleased w ith th e re tu rn s receiv ed at about 6:00 o'clock w hen th e b ak ery
tru ck In w hich she w as rid in g w ith
such tim e ns an am bu lan ce and a
p re s e n t an d Is co n fid en t th a t th e
to O. C. Thurman, former street com- to put up a real flght t0 keep tbe,F
Paul F rese collided w ith a n o th e r c ar
S ta te high w ay crew s y e sterd ay drive will go over successfully.
d o c to r can a rriv e.
mlssioner of Springfield, has opened J I,ecord c,Pan for the entire season,
driv
en by L. A, C om er of E ugene. for bustlness on the north side of 1 They hav° defeate<> a» opposing teame
O ne h a lf o f each d o lla r co n trib u ted
T he final m a tte r to he b ro u g h t up com p leted th e rem o v al of th e old
Miss H arv ey w as th ro w n th ro u g h th e
the east approach to the new bridge. - 80 far, and on'y bav® Cottage Grove
fo r discussion w as th e problem of sid ew alk in e a st S p rin g field p re p a ra to th e Red C roes re m a in s in th e
w
indshield of th e tru c k . T he tru c k This station has been built for some anf* niversity high to meet before
m a k in g n su rv ey of all th e o rg an iza to ry to th e stra ig h te n in g of th e curve co u n ty fo r local w ork and th e o th e r
w as also dam aged.
time, but the opening has been de- the cIc>8e of the 8eason'
tio n s, asso c ia tio n s und ag en cies now In th e road. T h ey n re now busy h a lf Is gent to th e n a tio n a l h ead
S he Is now In th e Pacific C h ristian
fu n ctio n in g for th e allev iatio n of w o rk in g on th e g rad in g of th e s tre tc h q u a rte rs, w hore It is used for re lie f
layed awaiting the completion of the
h ospital, w here h e r a tte n d in g physl
DELEGATES TO ATTEND
w ant nnd suffering. It w as proposed end It Is ex p ected th a t th e new ro u te w ork b o th in th is c o u n try an d In
new bridge approaches.
d
a
n
d
ecla
red
th
a
t
she
would
be
able
fo reig n lands.
COUNTY CHAMBER MEET
th a t th e legion p o sts m nke a su rv ey can be follow ed v e ry soon.
to re tu rn to h e r hom e on S aturday or
T h e pow er poles have been m oved
o f th e fa cilities av ailab le In th eir
S unday. H e th in k s, how ever, th a t th e NORMAN SKINNER DIES
W. K. Barnell, F. B. Hamlin, and
re s p e c tiv e co m m unities so ns to place o v er to th e new sid ew alk w hich w as WORK IS STARTED ON
c
u ts on h e r face will leave p erm an en t
AT HOME IN LONGVIEW W. A. Taylor will attend the meeting
th e m se lv e s In a position of g re a te r co m p leted recen tly .
LARGE BEACON TOWER scars.
of the Lane county chamber of com
u se fu ln e ss w hen em erg en cy cases
Word was received here yesterday
P aul F re s e s ta le d th a t he did not
merce at Crewell this evening as
a rise . It w as nrgued th a t It would bo ONE ACCIDENT NOTICE
W o rk m en from A lbany, w ho a re see th e ap p ro a c h in g oar u n til th ey of the death at Longview of Norman,
POSTED AT LOCAL MILL e re c tin g th e v a rio u s b eacon lig h ts w ere both a t th e In tersectio n of the nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. delegates from the Springfield cham
v e ry beneficial to know Just w here
ber of commerce. J. A. Seavey Is
to tu rn w h en ev er an y aid la needed
b etw een P o rtlan d n n d M edford, have Olive s tr e e t nnd B roadw ay, w here th e Ernest Skinner, former Springfield
the other delegate, but it Is not cer-
N otice of th e fo u rth accid en t to
re g a rd le s s of th e type or th e c ir
a rriv ed h e re and h av e s ta rte d con accid en t hnppened.
residents, who have been living at
tain whether he will attend the
em p lo y ees of th e Booth-K elly m ill
cu m sta n c e s.
stru c tio n w ork on th e six ty foot
Longview for the past two years.
meeting. Others are Invited to sit
h e re w as po sted re c e n tly a t th e mill
to w er w hich will su p p o rt th e light.
S eek s P ilot L icense
Besides his parents he leaves his In on the program.
y ard s. E dw ard T o m seth Injured his F o u r holes, each five fe e t deep, have
G rades P lay Football
Lloyd Kenny will go to Portland grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
T h e se v e n th g rn d e d efeated th e hand nnd fin g er on N ovem ber n in th been b lasted in th e ro ck su rfa c e tomorrow to tnke an examination for Sldwell, and Frank Skinner, all ot
From Corvallis—Mr. and Mrs. fflr-
sixth grade at the Lincoln school hy w hen a lim b er d ropped sev ern l feet of b a se on E m erald h e ig h ts, an d w ill his pilot license. The Inspector who Springfield.
nest
Miller were week-end guests at
s
trik
in
g
him
on
th
e
hand
an
d
fin
g
er
a score of 18-7 In a game which they
be filled w ith co n c re te .
T h e firs t wns to have come here to give the
It
Is expected that the body will the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Reb-
ca
u
sin
g
him
to
lose
se
v
e
ra
l
d
ay
s
played yesterday afternoon after
sectio n of th e to w er h as been e rected examination was unable to leave
be brought to 8prtngfield and that 1 ban They attended the game Sat-
from w ork.
school.
an d h otted to g e th e r.
Portland last week.
urday.
burial will be made here.