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TW ENTY-SIXTH YEA It
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
J^PRINCHELH, lane <’< ) I 'NT Y. OIL W ; ON.
BIÏEB FLOODS LOW
LANDS AFFER BAIN
Schools Dismissed; Traffic Held
Up; Willamette River Leaves
Banks Late Last Night Flood­
ing Highway Between Two
Cities.
I
TEMPORARY LICENSE
STICKERS AVAILABLE
AT SHERIFF'S OFFICE
T em p o rary llcon»» S tickers to serve
until th e O thers can he o b tain ed will
[ bo av a ila b le to ull m o to rists, w h eth er
they h av e a new or old car, at ull th e
co unty sh e riffs' offices a fte r tum or
row , u cco rd lu g to an an n o u n cem en t
Issued re c e n tly from S alem by lln l
E I loss, s e c re ta ry of state.
I hose s tic k e rs cun be o b tain ed only
from th e offices Of th e sh eriff, and
a re good only u n til th e licen se has
by th e ap p lican t T h e re
Is a fee of 25 c e n ts ch arg ed for each
tem p o rary stic k e r Issued
T h e w hole p u rpose of Issuing th ese
tem p o rary licen ses Is to en ab le per
sons to get th e ir licen se by m ak in g
ap p licatio n to th e county sh eriff, and
th u s avoiding the n ecessity of mall-
Ing In th e ap p licatio n to the Mtatf*
office.
“The Psopla’s Pspsr”
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
THI KSDAY, DEC, 19, 1929
B a sk e tb a ll Team C ouncil F orm ed
L eaves For Toledo B y M eth odist Men
Squad of Eight Men Taken on Dr. Magruder Tells of Other
Week-end Trip to Meet
Prohibition Movements;
Coast Aggregations
Urges Continuation.
No. 50
PETITION TO VACATE
BRATTAIN ADDITION
TO SPRINGFIELD SIGNED
A petitio n ha» been p re se n te d to |
the City C ouncil a sk in g th a t a larg e |
portion of B ra tta ln A ddition be
cated and tak en out of the city lim its.
NEW BUILD,'NC FDD
KEÍELS DBÜG SIOBE
Stan,ey. Who Purchased
E lgin m em b ers of th e firs t squad 1 E ig h ty -th ree men g a th e re d a t th e
Sutton
Block, to Build For
T
h
e
p
etitio
n
Is
signed
by p ro p erty
of th e S p rin g field high school basket- , M eth o d ist church p arlo rs M onday
Tenant
He Displaces With
ow
ners
in
the
d
istric
t.
bull team left h ere th is m o rn in g for ' ' ver,*nK “ t 8:30 and a fte r e atin g
Grocery Store in Corner
b
anquet
p
rep
ared
them
by
the
ladles
a w e e k e n d b arn sto rm in g trip w hich
T he req u est fo r th e vacation of the
K|>rlr>icn<'l<l schools w ent elosnd to-
Location. -___ _
of th e church, they listen ed to seve­ p ro p erty includes m ost of th e pro- j
day as a resu lt of th e heavy rulits
wll! ta k e th em to fillets, N ew port, and
ral sp e a k e rs and organized th em selv es
P
erty
ly
in
g
e
a
st
of
N
inth
s
tre
e
t,
ex-
'
A
new co n crete building will
w hich huvi i i.en falling In th ia aa o
T oledo, before they re tu rn on Sunday.
Into a lay m en ’s o rg an izatio n , to he cep S te w a rt ad d itio n , a s trip a b o u t ' e re c te d on Main s tre e t betw een th be
e
• Ion of th e co u n try d u rin g th e p ast
T hose selected to m ake th e trip a re | know n a s th e M en's Council for th e
block deep ru n n in g e a s t and w est S u tto n Block and tne W right t S , n !
few d ay s
T he b a se m e n ts w ere
E v e re tt S q u ires, F red lluell. I'm Mc­ S o u th ern d is tric t of O regon
flooded and It waa Im possible for the
M urray, G erald M orrison, F reem an
T h e m en cam e from points as far O h er . rip ru n n in g n o rth an d so u th by G eorge S tanley, E ugene „ J . pr?
Janitor» to a ta ri fire» in th e furnace»
H qulres. Jo h n L ynch, H ersey T o m seth n o rth as I^-banon and S tay to n and
X V ”" *
«
»
» e
z
T he s tre e ts on ull »Idea of th e school
and Lloyd M attison. T h ey a re m ak ­ from com m unities as fa r south as
building» w ere »heel» of w ater yea
72
feet,
and
will
be
built
as
a
n
ew
ing th e trip In au to m o b iles and are Y oncalla
T he roll call which was
ti nlnv aftern o o n , and It waa n ecessarv
T he re a so n s for th e vacation n o tice h ° m e for th e K®tel’« d ru g sto re, w hich
being acco m p an ied by th e ir coach. I ta k e n revealed th a t th e re w ere re-
to w eur hip honla and carry th e pupil»
from Its p re s e n t
W illiam B aker, G lenn M artin and p re s e n ta tlv e s p re s e n t from S tayton, and re q u e s t a re not sta te d In th e W,1‘ have to
from thi' B ra tta ln school a c ro s s th e
p
etition.
P
earl
H
adley.
Pau!
H
adley,
'
lo
ca‘lon
to
m
ake
room
for a larg e
P aul S m ith
| L ebanon, K lam ath
Fall«, E ugene,
S treet.
, People re g iste rin g
new
c a rs In
H A. B ra tta ln , Mollie B. S co tt and E. g ro c e rY «tore to be opened th e re by
B
row
nsville,
Coburg,
C
ottage
Grove,
G am es have been sch ed u led with
T h e m a jo r ity
of
th e
S p r in g fie ld O regon, o r c a rs which have not been
C resw ell, E lkton, H ahhlsburg, W end­ M B ra tta ln signed th e n o tice, w hich M r' S ta n le Y-
peo ple took ut 1,-ust a p a rt o f th e register,-,I In the s ta te before, will th e high school teunis a t th e th re e i
ls being p u b lish ed e lsew h ere In th is
E x ten siv e rem odeling Is a lso b eing
morning o f f to go o y e r th e new lie Issued a s tic k e r and a se t of re g u ­ places. T h e local boys will tu n g le , ling, C orvallis and Springfield.
issue of t/ie N ews.
p lanned fo r th e S u tto n block, pur-
C.
E.
C
m
phrey,
of
C
ottage
G
rove,
b rid g e and w a tc h th e r iv e r , w h ic h lar 1928 license v lates. w hich will he With th e learn at T oledo on T h u rsd ay
chased la s t w eek by Mr. S ta n le y ’ H e
le ft It» b a n ka lu te hint n lg n t, flo o d in g g'xsl u n til Ju ly .
All m otor c a rs »veiling, and will m eet Hlb tz the f d - ! w as elected p re sid e n t of th e Council
d ecla red y e ste rd a y th a t he would hav e
H
e
will
have
as
fellow
officers,
Dr.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
TO
HAVE
secure a w lnds...eld lo w in g ev en in g < n S a tu rd a y evening
m o s t o f th e p a v e m e n t b e tw e e n E u ­ o w n ers m ust
building p lan s approved v ery soon an d
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM th a t bids fo r tn e various
gene a nd S p r in g fie ld It 1» |PH» th a n s tic k e r for th e ir c ar before th e first th e hoys will play th e th ird and final P. J. B artl«, E ugene, firs t vice-presi­
d
e
n
t;
H
a
rry
Rowe,
S
tay
to
n
,
second
,
types of
tw o week» ago »Ince th e new W illa m ­ of th e y ear, an d m u st keep th e ir 1929 gam e of th e trip with th e hoys at
T he a n n u a l C h ris tm a s p rogram of 1 ° r “ Wh Ch w|11
r e qu lred in th e
v ice-p resid en t; G. B. A rn st, C ottage
New p lates Newport.
e tte r iv e r b rid g e wan d e d ic a te d , a n d p lates on th e vehicles
G rove, se c re ta ry ; H
8
M ersdorf, th e M ethodist S u n d ay school w ill be e rectio n of th e new sto re and Uie
m a n y c o m m e n t» w ere m ade c o n c e rn ­ will be Issued In Ju ly and will be good
B a s k e tb a ll p ro sp ects a t th e high
rem o d elin g of the old building would
H
a
rrisb
u
rg
,
tr
e
a
s
u
re
r
;
an
d
~
P ercy held a t th e ch u rch n ext S unday, Dec-
ing the low level of thia p eacefu l cur for one y e a r from th a t date.
school a re very bright th is year. B row n. E ugene, song leader.
be called for.
re n t, but thl» m o rn in g e a rly rise rs
Both thi- p rin cip al and th e coach a re
T h e n ex t m e eltn g will be held In em b* r 22, a t tb e u su al S u n d ay school
T h e u p p er floor of th e S u tton block
w ere g reeted by a m ad. nw irllng PIONEER RESIDENT
q u ite eluted o v er th e fact th a t Spring- C o ttag e G rove som etim e
th e la tte r h°Ur preced,nK (he m o rn in g serv ice w’ln be included in th e rem o d elin g
stre a m , w hich refu sed to la- confined
field w as re c e n tly ad m itte d to th e p a rt of Ja n u a ry .
It will begin a t 9:45 and ev ery o n e is P rogram . Som e ch an g es m ay be m ad«
PASSES AT MARCOLA
w ithin H r hank»
cla ss A gro u p of co m p etin g high
Im m ediately follow ing th e sup p er ‘" Y Y
a t,e n d - «ays H. L. G illette. In ‘be fro n t offices, and th e back
EARLY MONDAY MORN school team s, and will tie elig ib le to Rev. A. W. H am m er, of A lbany, led
T r a f f ic T ie d Up
su p e rin te n d e n t.
room s will be m ade Into firs t c la s s
T raffic waa a lm o st nt a sta n d still
co m p ete in th e s ta te to u rn a m e n t a t I th e m en in singing. R PV H am m er Is
-r .
, ..
a p a rtm e n ts.
Jo h n 8 C h u rch ill, w ell-known Lane
on th e highw ay betw een th e tw o
S alem . If su ccessfu l In w inning th e th e so n g lead e r fo r th e Men s C ouncil ,h n f0" 0Wlng “ u m b era w,1> be on
No d efin ite d a te h as been s e t o n
C ities before 8;30 thl» m orning Long co u n ty re s id e n t, passed aw ay at his d is lrlc , ch ap lo n sh lp .
, in th e A lbany d is tric t, h e w a s follow- £ L T “ ' a
” ym n
M a n o la
early
M onday
w hich to s t a r t co n stru ctio n w ork,
line» of car» w eer assem b led nt point» horn» a t
T he p u rpose Of p laying th e g am es ’*d by ° B A rn«‘- who m ade a sh o rt J. P ike. R ecitatio n MfYv'^Yh
° this d ep en d in g upon se v e ra l th in g s ’
n e a r M am m y» C abin at Ju d k ln a -aornlng a t th e age of «3 y e a rs and
11 m onths
ah
ead
of
th
e
re
g
u
la
r
c
o
n
feren
ce
a
d
d
r‘'
ss
on
"M
en
and
E
veryday
C
lapping
song,
p
rim
a
ry
d
e
p
a
r
tm
e
n
t
such as th e w e a th e r an d the sp eed
P o in t, w ondering if they should try
lie w as born In Iowa on D ecem ber "r h edule w h lrh beg in s on J a n u a ry 10 . ’ h rlstla n lty . He urged m en to give R ecitatio n , A T rip to T o v lan Y p Y '
w ith w hich th e plans a re handled. Mr.
to m ake
the
cro ssin g
with
the
■11. 1846, an d cam e to O regon w ith wbon ’b e locals go to A lbany to m ore th o u g h t and c o n sid eratio n to Ju n e Y arnell
S ta r of
th ____
P „ S tan ley sta te d y e ste rd a y th a t it w ould
______
waiter ru sh in g acro ss nt a d ep th of
his p a re n ts In 1851. se ttlin g on a farm m e0‘ th e h l* h
'c a m th e re . Is t,, „ ,bp e ,b i,’al « . ^ « of th e ir hom e, bust- m m usical
usical n n u u m m b b er e r ’ by
he
o'3
"1'
?
B a rb a ra B a r n e l l
tak e ° nly fiye w eek« to com plete th a
m ore th an tw o feet.
H eavy sta g e s
co n ta c ts.
bells. and
¿ ^ a n Y
b“ Ild<»< tim e th e I c t S
R oseburg, where« he lived for glv<* ,n *‘ 1,0y" a ch an ce to "fin d " them n e s . and o th e r d aily
w ere m aking th e cro ssin g with only
Dr. M. A. M agruder, of C orvallis, citatio n , C h rist the
K ing
PhyUU
' ° rk ‘8 put undey w ay-
slig h t difficulty an d w ere o p e ra tin g th e next few yearil He a tte n d e d the selv es on th e flo o r below th e b ask et
M onm outh college and la te r ta u g h t b efo re th ey lose any of th e Im p o rtant m e n t a t the’ O re g o n StaTe ( Y l L I e ^ ^ ^ WM,fa11- Vlolln sol°- E velyn Buell, T ne *«*•>’« d ru g
sto re has a le a s«
on u nearly norm al schedule.
gam es.
T he first bus to m ake th e cro ssin g 'sc h o o l in lam e and o th e r co u n ties.
th e D rincinal «r u
r
accom panied by Ju le P o llard . Song 0D its Pre8e n t q u a rte rs u n til M ay 1
from E ugene to S p rin g field a rriv ed He lived for a w hile In C alifo rn ia and
brought ,o h is aud ence . J ,
f
Z d e p a rtm e n t. R ecitatio n , E velyn M 80011
‘he new s tru c tu re is com-
h ere ut 8:22 thia m orning T ney have re tu rn e d to O regon In 1881 and took CHRISTMAS VACATIONS
j up his re sid e n c e on w hat Is now
been ru n n in g on a d elayed sch ed u le
lectlon o f fa c t c
.
J
C° ’ R ob|ey- R ecitatio n , W hy Do B ells pIe‘ed, and w ork will then be s ta r te d
WILL
START
TOMORROW
m ttnn Y
c o n cern in g th e prohl- R |ng for C h ristm as. S e ttle F\>rd an d ° n tb e rem odeling.
*
know n ns th e S e a v e r's A uto cam p In
all m orning.
(W e st S p rin g field
H ere he m ade his
bltlon m ovem ent in Mexico and o th e r L ouise
S m ith.
R ecitatio n
Flo™
C h ristm a s v acatio n s for th e pupils
All R oads U n d er W a te r
T he tin a l p ap ers in the tra n s a c tio n
hlnie fur 23 y ears, m oving to M ar of th e S p rin g field schools w ill begin Bu-eign c o u n tries. H e d isp lay ed larg e B ertsch. R ecitatio n . L e o tta G ertsch
All th re e of the ro u te s b etw een
of th e S u tto n p ro p e rty to Mr. a n d
on
Y
?
Y
6
d
(>btalned
w
hlle
R
ecitatio
n
.
L
ouise
S
in
n
a
r
S
ong
cola in 1994, w here he serv ed
F rid ay a ftern o o n , and will ex ten d
X ’k e c X w,Uteern* s W’ r’ . efrC‘* * %
a » „ a c c o u n ta n t for’ th”
° antZ ClaBS C h ria t’’ Mrs. G eorge S tan ley w ere signed y es­
u n til th e second o f Ja n u a ry . T he MexicoCnall "f whO1chU8h a '. Ire,aD \ a Y S " * " 1 N '* h t'
blocked by w ater. S ev eral m o to rists F ish e r L u m b er com pany,
te rd a y afte rn o o n , th u s m ak in g it cep-
fo rm er v acatio n d a te s w hich had been c e n tra l th em e th e ab o litio n of ¿ Y o r R eY d ln g ^lT e Y
fried to com e aro u n d by th e Taxurel j At M nrcolu he was
h
Y
t Cla"
th3t MF SUn‘Py plans a b“a‘“«M
a
m
em
b
er
of
an
n
o
u
n
ced
by
th
e
school
board
•
M"
T his
-a k e th l
w ere It is an in te re s tin g fact, he d ecla red , W e B u lfl
H ill c e m e tery and th en down
imst th e ( h rlstla n ch u rch fo r m any y ears to begin a t th e close o f th e
th e Old Mill dan ce hall.
sch o o l th a t th o se lu th is c o u n try w ho sh o u t
___
________
____
____
'
fo
u
rth
s
to
re
th
a
t
Mr.
S
ta
n le y w ill
in m ak in g 'j \ on,,r n P rf Y p lh Y MY 3Wk
M e m b e r 24. a n d ex ten d u n til
A few w ere successfu l
1
tDlS v lc in ity -
*« a ss o c ia te d
■ tru ck he ,
J' ° z
/
° f ,h e ’
E n ,a m p , ‘h ® d ay
New Y ear s. T h e deci th e loudest fo r th e re p eal of th e pre» L IO N < i P I H R c m - t c o t - s
th is crossing, until a large
j , w ith th e th re e R alph and S ta n le y
.................. .
' B" d “ f ,h ,‘ « '•b fk n h lodge. He . «Ion to give th e te a c h e rs and pupils hibltion am e n d m e n t use as th e ir m ain L I O r J S C L U B ENTERTAINS
longing to the Owl T ru ck line w ent
and pupils
took a c tiv e p a rt In all com m unity tw o e x tra d ay s v acatio n w as reach ed arg u m e n t, th e c o n te n tio n th a t th e
FOOTBALL SQUAD FRIDAY ’ ,ores Iocated in E ugene. H is so n ,
off th e road and com pletely blocked ,
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j Clive, will m anage th e new s to re ln
th<? P° ° r m a "
e n te rp ris e s a t M arcóla, and wns a at a m e etin g of th e school board held Y .T n 'h t 'Y 'i
all (rav el on th is rou te. W at
S ix te e n m em b ers of th e S p rin g - Ì tb is clty-
f
o b tain in g alcoholic d rin k s, w hile
e r w as Ju stic e of th e p eace for his d is tric t la st S a tu rd a y .
alm o st to the top of tn e fence posts
In th
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th e e less
less ad
ad v v an
an ced
ced c c o o u u n n try
try to
to th
th e e flPld hiRh ’" ’h00* football team , th e ir ,
a t th e tim e of his d e a th
He
on th e rood lending d ire c t to tn e held th is office for m any years. had
south of us It is th e w ork in g class p rin c lp a l- w E
B uell, and
th e ir SPRINGFIELD IS THIRD IN
cem etery .
DEGREE STAFF PARTY
th a t Is a c tu a lly b eg in n in g th e agita- t C° aCh' W llliam B a k e r-
aB «P«"
RED CROSS CANUAQ<S
S u rv iv in g him a re his th re e so n s.
G rain Mill S tops
CROSS CANVASS
WELL ATTENDED FRIDAY ‘ Ion fo r th e ab olition of th e saloons C KUests a ‘ ,h e r e ^ lar F rid a y
C arl, of B end; R aym ond, of P o rtla n d ;
W ork nt the S pringfield Mill nnd
T his, he ex p lain ed , is being c arried L
’“."Y T 0 " m e e tln g of ,b e ’»cal j S p ringfield Ü second only to E u-
H ow ard, of O ak lan d , C alifo rn ia; and
G rain com pany h ere w as effectiv ely
A larg e gro u p w as p re se n t for th e out by th e g o v ern m en t, w hich is a ! L ions club last w eek. T he m em b ers gene and Ju n c tio n City in th e a m o u n t
tw o d a u g h te rs : Mrs. E. B D oane, of
stopped this • m orning for se v e ra l
< row , and M rs O llie A rth u r, of Red I re g u la r m o n th ly m eetin g and C hrist- lab o r g o v ern m en t, b.v d e stro y in g all 1 of
I th e u Lions club had ‘nten(led to of m oney collected in th e c o u a tv in th«
hours, because of th e high w ater
, n , b u y , P rM u , Red c r „ „
w hfcb ¿ ‘d
,
m
as
p
arty
of
th
e
I*Y*offre6ftlve
22
IX»-
of th e p lan ts from w hich th ey m ake h . , . , h a n ,» «
, wood
City,
California.
His w ife
b ,„ ,
p„y
T h „ . k , 5, >lDg a , r „ “
„ r t
oa
w hich alm ost covered th e mill w heel I luissed aw ay se v eral y e a rs ago.
g re e S ta ff o f th e R eb ek ah lodge at in to x ican ts.
the
Mr. B ushm an expected tn a t th e m ill
school,
in
.th
e
i
r
lodge
room
s
on
F
rid
ay
night
T
he
w hich se v e ra l of th e play- j re p o rt issued from th e office of
I T he fu n eral se rv ices
w ere
held
p ro fe sso r also sta te d th a t
th «
Would he o p e ra tin g th is aftern o o n
last.
A sh o rt p ra c tic e sessio n w as Mexico w as show ing g re a t forw ard e rs had p a a r rt t s , an d o th e r m e e tin g s co u n ty se c re ta ry . M arv A nnin
! yesterdrty at 1:0« p. m . fr„ In
Cot-
held
for
th
e
m
em
b
ers
of
th
e
team
m
ade
it
n
ec
e
ssa
ry
to
S pringfield
s tre e ts
and
d itch es W alk er Poole
strid e s in th e m a tte r of social pro-
fu n eral
hom e
h ere.
a d v an ce th e ' tag e G rove w as not included in th «
fulled y e ste rd a y a ftern o o n Io c a rry Rev. W. A. E lk in s, a close frien d of a f te r w hich th ey all enjo y ed a C h ris t­ Kress and th e ab o litio n of race tim e to th e noon hour.
re p o rt.
off the w ater as fast as It fell. Most th e d eceased , condtt ted
, | le s e r ­ m as tre e and pro g ram . E ach m em b er prejudice. "P eo p le In Mexico th in k
T he luncheon w as v ery Inform al
M ore th a n 2500 m em b ersh ip s w er«
of the s tre e ts w hich a re not paved vice s. In te rm e n t w its m ade ln L au rel b rought a gift and th ey w ere ex ch an g ' we a re m ak in g a g re a t m ista k e in
P rin cip al Buell m ade a s h o rt ta lk and s e c u red in the d riv e in L ane co u n ty ,
w ere covered with w u ter for sev eral G rove cem e tery . T h - g rav e side ed. R e fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed .
I p e rm ittin g o u r ra c e p reju d ice to
each m em b er p re s e n t w as called an d 12,700.15 w as n e tte d for th «
hours, and th e road east of th e city se rv ic e w as co n d tte' d by th e Mo­
e x ist," he co n tin u ed . "M exicans a re
upon
to in tro d u ce h im self to th e club c o u n ‘Y-
S p rin g field people c o n trl-
w as well u n d er w ater at
sev eral haw k lodge of th e I ( O. E.
MISS VOGEL TO ATTEND
not opposed to o u r com ing in th e ir m em bers. Coach B ak er w as also b uted $145.50, w hich w as raided larg e-
places.
STATE TEACHER MEET co u n try and e sta b lish in g exclusive called upon for a few rem a rk s.
ly th ro u g h th e e ffo rts of Mrs. C. B.
schools fo r th e ir boys and girls d e s­
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
K enyon and he ab le w orkers. J u n c tio n
MAR p a d t v r i n r n i f - . » .
Mlss A nna v "Ke L te a c h e r a t th e ) pite
• ’ “ th
**■ e ’’ fact >'‘»i
th a t o u r sain
skin is filled
filled
MILL TO CLOSE FRIDAY
* By tu rn e d in $164. E ugene ra is e d
____ ON FRIDAY high school, will a tte n d th e a n n u a l! w f,b a d if fe re n t p ig m en t th a n th e irs.' JUVENILE CIRCLE PLANS
$1,421. $307 of w hich w as d o n ated by
FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK
'm e e tin g of th,- O regon S ta te T e a c h e rs
H e concluded h is re m a rk s w ith a
LARGE PARTY SATURDAY th e U n iv ersity stu d e n ts, and $203
s c i’ y c L s 'i i t y ; :
x s ^ X a n Y a t P o rtla n d ’ ,,n T h ” r8 ,,ay -
stro n g plea fo r co n tin u ed su p p o rt of
A nnouncem ent w as m ade H i I h week
P lans hnve all been com pleted e arly of w hich cam e from th e w o rk ers at
S a tu rd a y follow ing C h rist th e fed eral p ro h ib itio n law s.
th a t th e B ooth-K elly L u m b er mill , wan e n te rta in e d nt n v ery d elig h tfu l '
th is week for th e big C h ristm a s p a rty the S o u th ern P acific term in al.
“ In th is c o u n try we have th e gov­
m as, a s a re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e L an e
h e re will sh u t dow n o p e ra tio n s t o - [ feathering at the
w hich th e m em b ers of th e Ju v e n ile
C. I. G o rrie hom e
m orrow ev en in g for one w eek. T h is °n ro u te 1 lust F rid ay ev en in g county te a c h e rs asso ciatio n , In th e e rn m e n t an d th e law on our side, as I ircle No. 162. N eighbors of W ood­ CANOE USED TO RESCUE
Place of L a u re n c a M offitt, th e elected well as high o fficials In c h a rg e of our
is c u sto m ary on th e p a rt of th e Alami eight,-,-n
cra ft, w ill hold a t th e W . W. W . hall
w ere p re s e n t nnd
COUPLE IN STRANDED CAR
com pany. T he m ills alw ay s sh u t m any o th e rs w ere ex p ected , bu t did d eleg ate. Mr. M offitt w as u n ab le to g a v tm m e n t, we have th e prohibition, S a tu rd a y a ftern o o n , u n d e r th e d ire c ­
dow n for a week o r m ore a t th is lim e n o t tu rn o u t o w in g to th e e x tra ­ a tte n d th e m e etin g an d Miss Vogel, an d we have a ho st of o th e r c o u n tries
tion of th e ir se n io r g u ard ian , M yrtle
Two boys, whose names are not
o f tin- y e a r fo r th e holid ay s and to o rd in a ry rain w hich fell th a t night. who w as e lec ted a lte rn a tiv e , will at- w a‘c h l“ K us. so le t's p ro te s t th is herit- E ggim ann. A lice N eet is g e n e ra l
__
known,
played an heroic role thl«
ten
d
in
his
stead
.
age,"
he
concluded.
p e rm it Inspection of tn e plnnt nnd T h e cla ss Is com posed larg ely of th e
S hort ta lk s w ere also m ade by chairman of the program committee. | morning when they took a canoe and
th e inuking of ch an g es nnd rep airs.
Young people above high school age
Lloyd G ilson, of L ebanon, and Sam which is planning an Interesting pro­ rescued Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood«
MRS. McKLIN ENTERTAINS
gram for the afternoon.
T h e ev e n in g w as sp en t In g am es
from their Ford coupe, which had
Y. B artholom ew , p re s id e n t o f the
HAMLIN IS RECOMMENDED a n d s tu n ts , follow ing w hich re fre s h ­
NEW LEAGUE CLUB SAT. B rotherhood of th e local c o n g reg a­
gone off the pavement in West
The
program
will
begin
at
2:00
p.
FOR REAPPOINTMENT m e n ts w ere serv ed .
Springfield and was setting in water
T h e nine m em b ers of th e New tion, w hich a c te d a s h o sts fo r the m., and will consist of a musical
number by MTs. Leota Rodenbough. up to the cushions. A wrecker was
Ix-ngue, a E ugene clu b w hich w as o r­ o rg an izatio n m eeting.
F. 11 H am lin h as been reco m m en d ­
ed for re a p p o in tm e n t ns p o stm a ste r
a t S pringfield by W. C. H aw ley, con­
g ressm an from th is d is tric t. T h is
Inform ation wns m ade know n y e s te r­
day when n le tte r w as receiv ed by
Ibe e d ito r of th is n ew sp ap er, Inform ­
in g hint of th e action w hich h as been
tak en . Ixical people have w ritten to
th e co n g ressm an nt W ash in g to n u rg ­
in g th e ap p o in tm en t.
MAN'S FINGER INJURED
IN ACCIDENT AT MILL
TWO MEMBERS INITIATED
ganized m ore th a n 35 y e a rs ago. w ere
e n te rta in e d a t n one o'clock luncheon
S a tu rd a y , a t th e hom e of M rs. MT J.
M rs D aisy HUI of J a s p e r nnd Mrs. McKlIn, n t 606 D stre e t.
Ida A datns o f S p rin g field w ere both
R eg u lar electio n of o fficers was
in itia te d Into th e local R eb ek ah lodge ! held and all of th e p resen t o n es w ere
a t th e re g u la r m e e tin g of th a t body re-elected.
Mrs. W a lte r W illiam s
n M onday evening. T h is w as also , w as an ho n o r g u e st fo r th e luncheon
th e re g u la r so cial m eetin g n ig h t, and 1
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‘be m em b ers all enjo y ed a social
AUTOMOBILES DAMAGED
g a th e rin g .and re fre sh m e n ts follow ing
IN ACCIDENT YESTERDAY
th e b u sin ess sessio n .
INTO REBEKAH LODGE
T h e big C h ristm a s p a rty will ho
bold n t tro m e e tin g on n ex t M onday
evening.
Hay W elzell had one of his fin g ers
b adly Injured S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 11
Former
Resident
Here __
w hen ho enught It ln one of th e G eorge B jo rse t of C o tto in n
S X -M
q r „ X
m ach in es nt th e Booth K elly L u m b er v isited In
mill. 7 his Is (he second accid en t to
be rep o rte d nt th e m ill th is m onth.
».
a reading by Jr. Laxton. a solo by sent out from the Rodenbough garag«
MRS. KENYON ENTERTAINS I^iVerne Pugh, music by Bobble to remove the car, but was still
MEMBERS OF ANEAS CLUB Adams, a reading by Alice Neet, a working with it late this morning.
Mrs.
C. E. K enyon e n te rta in e d the
m em b ers of th e A neas elub a t h er
hom e on T u esd ay aftern o o n . T h e club
has tw elv e m em b ers and th e y sp en t
th e tr tim e sew in g and w ith c o n v e rsa ­
tion. R e fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed by
the h o stess.
SMALL BOY HAS ANKLE
The au to m o b ile b elo n g in g to C. E.
DISLOCATED SATURDAY
K enyon w as d am ag ed y e ste rd a y at
I noon w hen It nnd a n o th e r c a r b eing
T he sm all son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
| d riv en by N, L. Helterbrand collided
C astle. W est S p rin g field , dislocated
( Y P lf" ' a " d D
T h e r ,K»“ nin -
”’ 1 “
.................... K™ ’ his an k le so m etim e S a tu rd a y w hile
playing.
No one know s Just how
th e u n fo rtu n a te acc id e n t happened.
T he in ju red m em b er w as s e t and
j brand car was only slightly damaged.
treated by a local physician.
reading by Mrs. Ida Adams, some
entertainment by Donna Gene Ernest,
another musical number by Mrs.
Rodenbough, a reading by Faye Par­
sons, and a Christmas story by the
Sentor Guardian.
A C h ristm as tre e h as been o b tain ed
and will be gaily d eco rated fo r th e
ev en t. A very a p p ro p ria te g ift will
be given to each m em b er and light
re fre sh m e n ts will be se rv e d by th e
G u ard ian before th e conclusion of the
p arty .
Several other cars were stalled along
the highway when they attempted to
cross deep water.
LICENSE IS REQUIRED
UNDER NEW ORDINANCE
All eating places, soft drink es­
tablishments, and pool rooms, are re­
quired to take out a license with th«
city recorder, according to an ordin­
ance passed at a special meeting of
the City Council on Tuesday. The fee
attached to each license Is $1.00. Mem­
bers of the Council explained that the
At Salem—Mrs. J. M. Larson Is ordinance was passed to enable tne
spending a few days at Salem. She
police officers to have better control
took Mrs. Myrtle Henderson to her
over these establishments, and not
home there and is a guest at her I for the particular purpose of r a i . ^
| additional revenue.
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