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T ry th e H om e P r in t S h o p F tr tt THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS MKEB CM COACH SM H. S. OFFICERS urches to Have School B oard A sks Union Services Janitor D e o u ti^ d a, i ---- rein W illia m Hak«r will ba ^ rm ltte d to , . r^ End Disturbances at the Brattain School Building The city of Springfield will to 8ELL FARM property A deal Is being completed this week whereby the three brothers. Ernest, T. O , and NEW SPAPER NEW CREAMERY TO OPEN IN SPRINGFIELD M F H * « '~ M . 7 7 . „ . Boudin, be M‘ ' * WHI a'’nu,re ,he former BerUch a"k* ’’ to deputise M A Rice, Janitor f" m ' r” m U U May * nd »»• R«y ... full . .. police nolds. who purchased the St the «rattain school, with property „"„"on c“h u 7 h .7rvh ."‘ ,„W^,ch ‘ « 7 7 7 7 " ' ' , , , 7 “ ’°" “ ’' " •■»t f«H None of the Interested par coach the Rprlngllold ‘ J high r school h~ ‘ the H ap,,.,. Me,h.H„s, athletic teams for the balance of the the Baptist. Methodist present r year. ............ ’ "r * A telegram received rhur,'ho» w*ll all unite w ^ ir • * #a,n« by »T'nclpal 1 The meeting will be th f «rcrntnr/ »f (tie <’hrl*tlan rhu " K. Huoli. Buell, from the secretary < of the ' Christian church and State lllg lt School Athletic Commls- 7 30 prompt L iv e IN A L iv e TOW N ______________ _______________ 1 ------- TO BERG BROTHERS serve Tenth Anniversary of Prohibition Sunday Eve. Telegram From Portland Says Baker Can Serve Balance of Contract; Monmouth Defeats ; Ybe tenth anniversary of the pass Locals Saturday. Albany Re. ;’ ** nl ,he Prohibition amendment »•fit* Local Coach. I I** Btlngly observed In ttprlng reynolds and may “ The People's Paper** I A 1 ...................... .................................. c o r.v ry ------- I Wl11 ,n’ tal1 Modern Modern Mach- Mach inery at Once for Up-to-Date Plant on Third Street; Are -Xpert Buttermakera. - “ Ool “ •a were willing to disclose the con- « A, Creamf,ry ”e opened fa high ■(deration Inrolved In the latest and take part. I? o X aboUt Febn“ ry 1 by ° - •chool Monday evening. The other transaction, although It was stated held at the io re m n san,d " r- ^ k e v le w , I wo Janitors are now deputised and 'hat four houses, an located withTn will begin at IthT w ^ ” h**“ ,aken °a •he city lim it, of Springfield, were have power to act In any emergency / ■ S i r ^ T ^ " CO“ Crete building o . changing hands as a part of the con State.l that It had been decided _ ...................... which may arise. Arrangement of the program Third street, near Main, and It Is be- Is .. ...... h* W '» Portland on '*<«« handled by the th r^ 'L 'c l"" pas’. | *n* ren,odeled for . creamery. I The decision U) h<¥(! , h# JaB|u>r "(deration. «ZL er 7 William '«"• Rev. C. J Pike, minister of the The new creamerymen brought to deputised was brought about by the The BerUch farm I. located about her to complete his contract with Methodist church, will have charge number of complaints which have Springfield by the lnduatrial com- ■ • ■ — * ■ f M K of Springfield on the ocn school and to allow Oordoa ° r U>B services. Veltle Pruitt of the **'*” ■ received by the board o f " v ./i*™ »1 “ oe come with the highest recom- M m ••elm Wills, photographed at an, ", hl,rhway' and « composed ’ <• contln,,.. .s ,-.....h a, ....... ; C b ri.,1 .. church will, arrange , h . — ..............y tbe ' b'>ayd various ---- »*» TltlHI mendatlons as business men and the office of the Clerk of Alameda parties using the school grounds as a approximately of iso aerea. I.inveralty high school In Eugene. musical an of k - ...._____ County. California, as she applied butter maker,. They have been con musical n part of i the program. This loafing place and otherwise causing -M. F. Berg will move out „„ for her hcense to marry Frederick Quiets Speculation will consist of special musical num unnecessary disturbances d u c tin g the Lakeview Creamery, a farm and operate It for the coming ... Her nickname ol This action puts to rest much bers by Iqcal musicians and several The work of Increasing the playing - « .o n , H ,. brothers, who are employ cooperative enterprise, and come to Little (Joker-Pace” is borne out bj «Peculation as to Just what would be asthenia by the choir of the Christian floor of the high school gymnasium ¡ f h e m ^ eW l ° g° ' nt° bUilne8s for her expression here. « • at the Booth-Kelly Lumber m ill.' done here and elsewhere If the re church, under the direction of Mr themaelvea. Butter made by the was Inspec ted by the members of the may join him later, but will continue --------------------------------- ------. osww W.JI COI cent ruling of the association was to •Tultu Lakeview creamery ha. brought the board and many small matters were their work here for the phesent their work here for the phesent. CLiNIC PROVES POPULAR- be enforced to the letter, which Kav Ralph Mullholand, pastor of f hen up and dl.cu.sed generall* hlkhest score and top price in the Mr. and Mrs. L. L. May mored to would mean tnat Springfield. l ’ nlver the Baptist church, will deliver th e. — ------ MANY GIVEN TREATMENT San Francisco market, which attest, without taking any- action hugette some time ago. and will con •Hy high. Junction City and several of the skill „ f M r. p ,,e M a buUer .n n t Z c 'm e ’nt sermon for the evening He has ae- : W illiam 0. « ^ ' h t o ’ * ° ! * Chf>°* “ " “V " other small high .chool. In the state lected "Those Oood Old Days -------- -- «iiuouncfcment t h ^ “ ,0,’ 1 2M ,Ch001 chlldre“ received maker. He I . also skilled In making district 1». presented h l. semi annus) --------------at the waa forthcoming a . to , he pUng o, their first treatment of diphtheria Ice cream, and It will also be a pro- would he forced to employ full t|mB topic Of his address ( - financial . . - . . . . a , report to the board. It re- re Mr. Reynolds, except that he would oxfc anti toxin at a clinic conducted athletic directors, or be ousted from duct of the creamery here. ere will be no evening services vesled that the cash receipts for the the state high school association. In either the Methodist or Baptist at the Lincoln school here Tuesday mon' h« Period from June 30. j 929 move from the farm soon M achinery Bought The telegram said nothing of nest churches, and everyone is Invited to to Januacy 1. 1H30 W o r n morning. The number was made up A « < s sasa The machinery for the new cream- Th J7 7 ry ’ ■ ” 30' Were »” .«33 on year. It la understood that It will be attend the service In the Christian The disbursements for that period TRIO WAIVE HEARING ,rom the BratU1“ - ^ »co m e rr has already been purchased and enforced at that time, as there ore church. »nd high school«. A few also came wl be Installed as soon as the ON LARCENY CHARGE several of the smaller high schools over from West Springfield. building 1. ready. The building will »32.239(7 waa expended on outstand In the state who are complaining that IN JUSTICE COURT This Immunisation work la part of be waterproof plastered and sealed In« w arrant, and »398 31 for Interest. they are required to employ full time I. £ m ' ar "ta,e-wide P™<ran, which Inside and painted outside. Concrete On June 30 there were »11,41» 01 In Rupert E. Stewart. Albert 8. John roaches, and therefore such schools being conducted to wipe out all Boor and drains are already In the w arrant, outstanding The total war "on and Anna A. Randall appeared In •» Sprngfleld have a decided advant ra n t. U . ueg , 0 Janu>ry j building, which was once uaed „ a Justice court here Monday morning ^ r m e d f hd” e“ 9 age when they can go to the Vnlver ,aan<try The remodeling will be ex- »•«-1RI.79 »22.229(7 worth of war before W. F. W alk.:-, J u .„ Ce of the la med here, thinking there must be ! laundry. slty and secure an expert for part an epidemic of the sickness which Is ‘ ‘ “ • ‘▼e. Peace, on a charge of larceny of . rant. h .y . been paid, leaving It is announced, so that a r< MDODAihl«» eko i _s 1/— __ time work Something had to be Townspeople Preeent for Pub- • landing and unpaid warrants total- dwelling , nd wal¥ed the|r prel|mln responsible for the holding of the 'modern sanitary creamery can ba be done this year, however, aa con • r y hearing T h V w e ; 7 ; j nT nUn nit"19- S° ” kn° * n ‘ here I, conducted. He Installation of Officers ng »5,33(13. Of this sum »2.205 7» tracts had been signed with the men J,,ry ° f ,16° ° ba" " " n e T d V p h t h ir S " * ,he C,ty at W. O .W . Hall. The old building on the lot at th« In warrants have been called but not whlchb and the school boards Insisted that corner of Third and Main street- w ill present,sl for payment. The net war They were r ^ d T * ^ / ^ ^ " 't h e reckon T S l ’ 7 he'd U° der 0,8 " If the state association caused the More than one hundred people were be moved away and the lot prepared rant debt on Decomber 31 was contracts to be broken they would present at the Neighbors of Wood »«.»•2 5». of which »D00 has been paid county jail in Eugene th 1 M Be,,,,ie W lll«ms. I-ane for farmer parking places. have to pay. nnd there was no money craft public Installation of officers, 0IOQS, The trio sre accused hv den , £ h “7 P" bJ '' The new creamerymen have been j which was held last night at the W. wl(h which to pay. sheriffs George Canady and j V l ‘h ,,a" i Pollard- Mortensen and ,n In Sp Springfield twice and decided to , O. W hall. Each member of the or The ruling passed two weeks ago, Carhle of entering , h . summer home the 2 ^ * ‘ UeBda» ~ “ X ,e o .her’‘ ,<X,k,n,f ar° " nd AMARANTH BRIDGE CLUB to bring her and about which so much agitation der was permitted of Professor and Mrs. R. H Dearborn It a l l he n ther ,Hacea ,n the northwest. Sprint- has centered, declared that all high family and three HAS LUNCHEON PARTY ...................... ' schools must engage full time faculty r ' " 7 ' " - .......... .. o f . . . A » .™ .,. members or they would be automatic »r. and ot Lincoln school again n e « . ! larxe ___ ally ruled out o f .............. ............ “ i - r ---- '•»eoa, vvillliriu soclatlon. Ty»<>n and A<a(ha R«nla; vocal duet for the enterprise. It w ill afford th« M r and Mrs D. B Murphy; reading.’ the home of Mrs. C K Swarts M l.. . . . . Albany Protests (m n J >o W " "" farmers a market for their cream l « n . Swarts a .r ,ed a , ^ y deliclou. Indications the first of the week Mra. J. p. Ketels; aolo. Mra. W. K. close at __________ hand and should be a real ........ 3 S X . T S . , . “ i 4 r r “ ■ *. A were that some trouble would be en Darnell, accompanied by her daugh luncheon to her gueata, after which asset to Springfield. they played bridge. countered In playing the scheduled ter; trombone aolo, Mr. J. D. Beals, Assessment records show that The high prise was won by Mrs. J Contest with Albany tomorrow In that accompanied hy his daughter. Agatha; i'lfw A Us*__ . . . Macey, of Eugene. Mrs. Bert talk on --------------- 'The Oood of me the u Or- city. A letter received here on M o n -I- a short ------------- - "« r when they were arrested a, a house" Billa were ■ than ever before, h-fore. desDite despite fho the fact day declared that under the eilat<n(t ’ ^t r * by M r" Adamn; vocal aolo. G riffith was given the Kw prise. house allowed near Wendling. “ “ and other routine business (hat large numbers of sales of old condition! Albany could not play . l*aul Frese. accompanied hy Wtnlfrld | taken up during the evening stock have been made to California. v u ,.n . _ _ J Springfield as long ns Mr. Baker waa T Tyson; and a plano solo by Miss A survey by the count* agent's of- coaching the team An article In the Tyson. flee shows more young stock coming Albany Democrat-Herald on Saturday The mist guardian was presented nto milk this year than ever before nlssst Hated *0. ... also that Albany would not: With the - Jewel ------------------- -- This was of her office. In the county. The Springfield com- c a k v .. • 1 •> • 1 a _ a play Springfield In the opening game “ beau,l f“ l past guardian pin, and was mittee believe that the future out of the season for both school, unless recel,',,d hy Mrs. Sam Richmond, the look for dairying is bright in I-ane Baker was dropped They claimed 1 pa8* Xu* rdl»n county, and that if cash markets are that to do an would make them liable ! Ano,her token was presented lo the provided the farmers w ill produce to expulsion from the association ° ut««lng captain of the drill team. | the milk. and ,-H........... and Christian I . mOn‘ h'y board, which was held at the Public A ttend» N.O. IV. Program Lions Club Follies to Dazzle Springfield on January 15-16 Monmouth Defeats Springfield j ^*ra' W ' Monmouth high school had no dl I A v*‘ry Mr. Griffin and Mr. Pile will mov« de>*cloui luncheon was (th eir families to Springfield in a fficully In defeating the local high | "erred ,0 those present at the con- i few days and begin their work of in school team on her own floor Rntur- <’,'islon of the program. s ta llin g machinery at the new p la n t day evening. She had plied up a The program was arranged by Mrs total of 2« points to 14 for the locals Dam Richmond and Mrs. Ida Adam«. baptist church hears at the end of the ’ coniasi. This game Mrs. Roy I>ugh. Mrs. M yrtle Kggl- in»n KiiniP mann, Mrs. W. A Taylor. Mrs was very ragged from the start, being n,a" " ' Mra- reports for quarter featured by by much rough playing featured much rough playing. II It 1 a *eeney nnd Mrs. Tom McKInnls The quarterly business meeting ot does not have any bearing on the dis comprised the refreshment commit the Baptist church will be held to trict championship, however, so the tee and Albert Russell nnd charge of night at the church, commencing at boys will have a clean slate with ) the decorations. 6.30 with a pot-luck supper. which to meet Albany. , The old and new officers formed Officers of the church will mak« A practice session was held with the receiving line. their reports Tor the past quarter and the freshmen team at the University The new officers of the N, the plans for the work of the church (he flrn( of the week. are Stella Finley, guardian; during the next quarter will be di«- The first home game to be plaved Richmond, past guardian; Nellie Carr cussed after the supper. this year will probably be on Janu advisor; Clarlne Putnam, m: magician; ary 25, with Monmouth. Negotia l<la Adams, clerk; Josephine Chase, CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR tions are now under way between the . Banker; Audrey McPherson attend two schools and a decision la expect | ant; Resale Endicott, Lilia Rhodes, ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Chorus gin«, ballet dancers, flap- ed soon. It this falls to materialise, j and Alice Doane, managers; Stella ihe first home game will be with Cor L«wl». corresponednt; Leota Roden- per frollckers, blackface comedians Person), and President Hoover hare New officers for the Christian En Wedding Scene •l«o appeared in our midst and will | hough, musician; Melba Mellon, cap vallis on February 3. deavor organlxation at the Christian and what not will datile Springfield take part in the show. Butler ....................... ..... W. P. Tyson. church were elected at the buslneu tain of the guard; Nellie Helterbrand on January 16 and 1«. when the Lions . 7 ; h '° n" Pol,,e" he given two Mother ....... ............. Wayne McLagan. flag bearer; Nina Russell, outer sen meeting held laet Sunday In th« LEGION VOTES TO BACK club follies Is ----- presented at the Bell nights If the stage hands are able to Father U|r IW|| Levi Neet. church parlors. Clara Jones was cho- tinel, and Sadie Baldwin, Inner sen I / COMMUNITY HALL HERE tinel theatre. W hat ie believed to be the dean up the theatre after the first Old Maid Aunt ................ J. F. Ketels sen as the new president. The other moet comical and elaborate produc nights production. Everyone Is ad- Charlie Chaplin ............ H. J. Cox. officers are Evelyn Harris, v|c«- The American Legion voted at tion ever attempted here is now In ’ leed to get their tickets early before Sol Levlnsky ............... a . o Bushman^ president; Barbara Adamson, secret- their meeting last Friday evening to STANLEY BUILDING WORK nightly rehearsal with about 60 ol scalpers get a corner on them Heavy Twins" Harry Whitney and a y and treasurer; W lnlfrld Tyson, assume their »hare of the financial Carl Wyman. our funniest local business men in How popular the show w ill he can IS STARTED THIS WEEK chorister; and Agatha Beals, pianist. obligation Involved In leasing the the cast he realised after glancing oyer the Negro Mammy ........... AIlan Rafoury. second floor of the McKInnls building Contracts for the new Stanley Bab5r 81ster ........ - ....... Dale Rumford. Actresses, such as no one knew we following approximate cost: as a community social center. building to house the Ketele drug had before In Springfield, and chorus Chorus G ir l» - c . L. Aldrich. James i “" 1 T t " ...................... W. K. Darnell. METHODIST LADIES AID Memberships were also reported on store were awarded to Oeorge Per MEETS ON WEDNESDAY W. H. Adrian. girls who "shake a wicked hip" have King. H arry 8tewart. Albert Ooln, i Gremlah ................ >• the final event of the recent mem kins during the past week and the Mrs. Carl Girard and Mrs. J. A. C. Stuart. Larson Wright, Clifford Gen. Pershing ................... 01e„ Wood come to the front of the stage over bershlp drive conducted by the Le- actual construction work has begun. £ " '• Ne»r' .................. Jack Henderer. Neher were hostesses at the monthly night. Tired business men have sud Wilson, C. J. McKee. «lon. Several local members plan to Some dirt was excavated last week Rush-In Ballet Dancers— Dr. W. C. ” e,nry F'ord ....... Dr- N. P. Mortensen. meeting of the ladies aid of the Meth denly been transformed Into cavort attend a Legion meeting at Eugene to provide sufficient air space be ................. - Clayton Barber. odist church, which was held In th« ing chorines, and Fred Walker ha, Rebhan, "Ben" Turpin, W. W. W alker “ r8 today. tween the ground and the floor of become a Oalll C u rd , such is the ma and H. E. Maxey. Mary Plckford ........ . -P inky" Coglll church parlors yesterday. Routine the new building, and workmen have business was transacted. «•<• of Miss Luclle Collett, of the Co- Spanish Dancers—William Pollard. President Hoover .............. Born— Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rice, of been busy this week laying drain tile Mrs. Hoover -------------- F B. Hamlin. Raul Potter. law Production company, of Oreeley Slayton, a son. The baby has been and sewer pipes from the main sewer Flapper, of 17»g _w . A. Taylor P. T. A. WILL MEET ON Colorado, who I . directing the Lions Bridal Party -------- named Leonard Allen. Mr«. Rice waa to the places where they w ill be Follies. Dallas Murphy. FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK B'"bop .......................... » . O. Dlblee. a teacher In the Springfield high needed In the new bnlldlng. Flapper« of 1930-Johnny Lynch. The next meeting of the Parent- Dr. Rebhan suddenly discovered BridesmaM«....Dr. W. C. Rebhan and ■chool for many yean. The front of the building will be Teachers' association will be held nt '•te n t talenta as a ballet dancer; Freeman Squires, Thayer McMurray W. W. Walker. of brick, according to Mr. Perkin« Galll C urd— Fred Walker. From Wandllng—John Downing, of Heini» Adrian a black-faced negro Flower Olrla....H. E. Maxey and "Ban" the Brattain school on Friday, Janu and the lower part will be tiled, mak Bathing Beautle«— K. M. McKee, Wendllng, transacted business her, ary 17, according to an announcement Turpin. ing one of the moat attractive build- mamnif, and William Runde h u be- wr. W. N. Dow. Jack Larson, Frank on Wednesday. made here this week by Mra. Pan! « « • • brida. B o b « notablM sooli «■ Ings In the city. B r id e ----------------- WiHUm Runde. General Pershing. Henry Ford (in waitson, Dr. Phetteplace, and Harry o ™ « ------------------- — . O u « Whor Brattain. The detail, of th« pro- «ram have not b « n completed at P1*n,at — ...................... jn j,