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T l 11'ns r>A Y, .MAY 1, 1930 M cK E N Z IE T H E SPKJNOFTKLD NEW S PASS C A IN S L A S T M IN U T E M ESSA G ES EA R LY T O U R IS T FAVOR U R G IN G LU M B E R T A R IF F W A N T E D A T W A S H IN G T O N T h« number of autumutillva now croaalag the M rK cn ale Pa*« d ally has A request for many last minuta already M ounted (a fleuras highnr than has been hot>ed fur by Ih r In («(«grama to b» sent to th r raprasrnt tmv'e haan advocating “ Wsu.htn.ton urging the p a. dividual» who , saga of Iba ta riff measure now ba- a year-ground tru ffi? ovar tba ('astad a mountains het worn. " now • * ’“« •» f|(l <n« Ktn«r<«ury com m ittee. A hark of the I f a f f lr over tba pea* <nd H b i,,,l•■ T , r , r t T b " Lumber r* * 1’ «how . th a t M t Hpringfi«« can. «nd i f,,r" ‘ .-raaa..d tb a * d b“ r * ,,a U " tb “ ‘ lb " b,1‘ »* Í ....... 174 20* 3*3 A U T O M O B IL E S C O L L ID E F ro m W a fte rv llle — M rs. E. E, Petara, of W a lterv tlle , was a »priiig- ileld visitor on Tuesday. TOWN AND VICINITY V is ita F rie n d s — J T Rossman, of Camp Creek, was j visitor in this v is ita S a tu rd a y ... V. T . tteb o o llllg , of Transacts Business- Henry Du ugh I city yesterday. Creswell, was a business visitor lu eniiggfft, of Vida, was a business this rlfy on Haturday. visitor here on Saturday. Varnell Resident H e re — M rs. O. A. Davis, of Yarnell, was a ta lle r In F rom M arcóla- Fred W a ll, of M ar Vielt * t goisthsrlln —- D r and Mrs. Springfield on Wednesday. róla. visited with friends while In Eugene Kester made a professional Springfield on Saturday. trip to Soutberlln oe Sunday. Thurston Men Hare— Ira Gray and F B Sumner, both of Thurston, were Coburg Man H ere -Ben Parassi, of From Pall Creek— Mrs W H. L ari business visitors here yesterday. Coburg, was a Haturday visitor In l mer, of F all Creek, was a Saturday Springfield visitor In Springfield. Hara for Metoca! Cara — A. E. Campbell, of W aJtorvIlle. wa« la W e e tflr Resident H a re — Steve Prtv- •b ap s Saturday— M rs. T ro y Queen, HprlDgfleM on Tuesday afterauon to aroekl, of W estfir, was a business of Degtar, was a Saturday shopper In bave a wound treated by a local this city. visitor hare Haturday. physician. mountains the firs t elgbl days tba votad upon Friday or Haturday. and I every telegram from back home w ill road was open and th r day before It aid In swinging support for tba was o fflrla llv opened bv tba highway backera. departm ent. T he record* alao show “ W e are gaining ground now dally. the! l i t ear* rroaaed the peas the first Sunday It was opened. O f this W e need your support now more than num ber «0 went east and 7» ram « to aver before No m e tie r bow many Visits Friends— M r. and M r*. L K. ward Springfield. N in e of the ears wires you have already sent, eend friends counted that day bore out-ofatete more, and If possible get civic bodies Paavhr, of W e e tflr, visited and men Io Other lin e* of business while In Springfield on Satorday. llrenaa plates. T he complete tra ffic rb e rk la aa to w ire alao. Your wire« atone may W angling People Here — M r. and not lank big to you, but whan tba en fallow s: Mra. Hlmon Putnam, of W endlm g, Kasi Waat Tot tire lum bar Industry of the United ' Dal« Halted In Springfield on Monday. S ta te * three and they a ll come to tha 1 1 I A p ril 14 .. 0 I > desks of th e eongrassmen w ithin a A p ril 15 „ Yoncalla Resident Hare— M r* Bam • 11 tl period ut 41 boor«, the (am ber In- Legion, of Yoncalla, spent Monday A p ril 1* 31 A p ril 17 .. S* duatry apeak* w ith a voice that ran ' visiting lo this city. 17 A p ril I * .. It 4* be heard ” _____ >3 From Rail C reek— M r and Mra. C. A p ril I * ..... ... 2« T he above paragraph I* quoted ' 3« 54 F W arner, of Fall Creek, were Tuee- A p ril 20 «0 7» 13» verbatim from the letter sent by tba ' day visitors In this city. A p ril >1 ...... .. 17 27 44 committee 23 40 A p ril 22 ____ 1* W a tte rvllle Psopi* H e ra — M r. and Totals PAGE F IV E Mrs E. E Potter and three children | of V /a lte rv llle, were v is ito r* In this ON S t R E E T H E R E F R ID A Y city on Monuay. Vialta F ria n d *.— Hubart Htevlk, of Fall Craak, spent Saturday here v is it ing w ith bis friends. E n te rta in s Vlsits from Portland— M r. and Mrs. Al Cannon, of Portland, apent the weak end here visiting at the h o m e ' S p rin g fie ld of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doane. Sella Farm — M r. and Mrs 8. H. P itkin have sold th e ir farm home northeast of Springfield and w ill move goon. T h e ir present plans are Indefinite. R R. B a p tis t T O H A V E H IG H A E R IA L The tallest and largest radio aerial to be erected In thia city Is now be ing built for the Kodenbougb ga'age at the corner of F ifth and A streets. A 5» foot tow er Is being constructed on the top of ihe garage, amt an other single Pole has already been erected on the top of the building back of the Egglmann store. The a e ria l w ill he fastened to the tops ot the tw o and w ill he several f«»t above the power tines and other di*- turbin e factor*. I t is expected that much better reception w ill he avail able when the new aerial la com pleted. S U N D A Y SC H O O L T O H A VE W . C. T , U. Members of the Bprtngfleld W . C. T V - “P*1 wer* entertained Tuesday 0 ,l«rnoon a t the bom«- of Mrs. B e rt i *, “ h * 1481 W alnnt street, Eugene, A short program and refreshm ents were enjoyed by the women who at- tended. Injures H and —M ra. Mauds Uladpey had to have her hand lanced last Thursday when an Infection began (o bother her. R O D E N B O U C H GARAGE C hu rc h M ulboilaud, pastor. “T ile Cry of Caln as t'sed Today” is the subject selected for 7 :M on | Sunday evening “A Prisoner's M ed i tation” Is the theme fo r 11:00 u m. Bible school at 10:00. R EFR E S H M E N TS SUNDAY Members of the Red team of the . Airplane contest being staged at thd Baptist church for the purpose ot increasing membership la the Bunday 'school, lest to tha Blue members, and they w ill provide a treat of ice cream and cookies for e<rh member of the Sunday school next Sunday morning. T he contest was started seven weeks ago and tha result announced Inst Sunday represent only the first h a lf ot the con'est. T h e lln a l result* w ill be announced seven week* from tth e close o f the flrbt part. H IG H W A Y C L E A N U P W O RK Register at Elite— Alvle Jones and Two automobile accidents were re Purshaaes Supplies — Mra. Leonard T O BE O R G A N IZ E D H E R E ported at the city h all last Friday Hoggs, o f M ith-ola, purchased sup Charles Boyd, both of Albany, M r. ano A ll communities in lam» county • r e now busy making preparations for the State H ig hw ay Clean up day which haa been proclaimed for May JO. by Governor A. W . Norblad. He ban celled upon a ll civic organisations In the state to aid In the work. T he In itia l Idea for such a movement cam« from the Htate Federation of w ithin a h alf hour. The fit si one or- curved when L. H Morehouse, local farm er, atar.ed to turn Into an alley with bin Punllac ami was struck sidewise by anoiber car being driven by Arlo Johansen, route 1. Jobsnsen gave his age as tb In the report at the police station. plies while In this city on Haturday afternoon. Mrs. Blew and daughter, Ruth, of Portland, and Mrs. M arion H arris, of Loa Angeles, were registered at the E lite during the past week end. From M a re o la - Mr. and .Mrs. John Downing and Infant son, of Mercola, V is its M o th e r— F re d C. Montgomery were Munday morning vis ora In the of P o rra lll*. spent Monday in Spring- city. field visiting his m other. Mrs. Rosa M in o r Operation— Mra. E D. Chase, Montgomery, and also looked a fter The second accident involved a of route l, Eugene, underw ent a minor several buslne** .In te re s t* while he-e. telephone company truck nnd an auto operation at the Pacific C hristian G a rd e n rlub s. Stop at Springfield Hotel— John Wo- mobile belonging to H. P, Harkensen, hospital In Eugene on Tuesday. The work In thia vicinity la being roch and Loren Jennings, both of of Junction City. According to the ac prepared by a com m ittee from the Hae Operatlew — The small son of Napa. Idaho, and W. L. Phipps, of cident reports filed at the city hall, W o m rifa Civic club, constating of Thlenea underwent a Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R H. Lew el Markensen was pullütg out from the M ra H a rry Mrs. 1. M. Peterson and Mrs. A. it Brown, ol curb whan tba Pacific Telephone and m inor operation a t the Pacific Chris len. Bend, and F a rri* Van Valsab. who are working with Telegraph company truck struck bis tian hospital In Engene on Wednes Lpw ell. were registered at the Spring- the Cham ber of Commerce Just field hotel recently. machine. Markensen Is a deputy as day morning. what work w ill be done In th l* vte- sessor for lAtne county. None of the Harrisburg People Visit — M r. and Returns to ’ Loa Angeles — In e i Inity w ill be decided by the re pre cars Involved In the accidents were Neel returned to Loa Angeles a fter M r*. Roy Nem rblck and son. Bob, te n ta tiv e * of the tw o organisations j bed I y damaged. having spent two weeks here visit and M r. T illm an , of H arrisburg, were The workers, which w ill constat ot visitors at the ing w ith her parents, M r. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon hoy »coats, service club members home of M r. and Mrs. R iley Snod Moody Neet. school children, and numerous others, D R U N K E N D R IV E R G E TS grass. w ill assemble at m ile posts at 8:80 F IV E YEA RS; PA R O LED Haa Operation — The daughter of T hey w ill be put under leaders and H epnsr Resident H are— Mrs. N. B M r and M r*. 3am Putnam. of W alter- Will clean stretches of one m ile of | C. W . T alia fe rro , of Eugene, cannot Haynes, of Hepner, was In Springfield vllle. underw ent a m inor operation on the state highway. A ll workers are drive an autom obile for any but busi Monday morning at the office or a F riday to receive medical care at one urged Io bring a rake for pulling ness purposes during the next five local physician. H e r home la In Bend. of the local physician's office. She years, he must not take liquor, ha dead grass and other debrle left by w ill visit In this locality ‘fo r two the w in te r Into sm all piles. Four must not violate any law. and he must A tte n d Noble Grand M eeting — Mra. weeks before returning to her Rome, i tlned pilch forks w ill be of use also report to Ben F. Keeney, county ae- K a tie Brum ette. M r*. Al Montgomery Shovels, spades and a few pruning aeaaor, each month. These are the and M r * E lle n Parker all attended W A N T E D — Woman to do housework 1 provisions of the parole which was books can b e.also used. the meeting of the paai Noble Grand and look a fte r children. W rite P.O. I granted T a lia fe rro by Judge Skip- box 228. giving addreas or phone I club which was held In Eugene on worth a fte r pleading g uilty to In Monday evening. number. N O R B LA D A ID S voluntary m anslaughter and had beon ALL V E T E R A N S E n terta in * Club— M r*. C. E. H e a rts sentenced to five years In the state and Miss Edna »w ai ts entertained the Veteran legislation has always re penitentiary. ' Kensington club at M r*. Smarts home paired strong support from Governor He was the d river o f the car which on F riday alteration The tim e was Norblad. During his four terms In Ihe enueed the death of W . F. Sm ith, who spent sewing and with conversation. State senate he not only gave his sup (lied us the result of Injuries received purl to veteran legislation hut In two In an auto accident at the west ap V lait at Bend— Mrs. H e rb e rt Moon sessions he was author and coau th or proach to the Springfield bridge on and daughters. M ayetta and Agnes, On All of three measures tor veterans. the night of A pril *. T a lia fe rro la a l and M r. and Mrs. W arren Higgins G overnor N orblad was a co-author leged to have been drunk at the time and Freda May Higgins all motored S P R IN G C O A TS of tha Bonus Loan Bin which p ro of the accident, and was driving down lo Bend last Sunday. They report the Group $12.98 vided for the form ation of the W orld the wrong side of the toad. road in flue shape. AH Sizes I _ 1 W a r Veterans Htate Aid Colmiulsslon. $9.90 R eturn* from Hospital— Miss Nadine 1 Group At the 1*28 aeesloo o f the legislature M O U N T A IN S T A T E S CO. Values to $21.75 M cM u rray, daughter of M r. and Mrs t be voted to extend the loan privilege T O E X P A N D L IN E S W EST J. C. M cM u rray, was removed to her ' to veterans w io have resided In the HATS hatne here Munday morning, follow- State of Oregon fo r to years. $1.98 and up A franchise for the building of a ' ing an appendix operation which she From Research by Irl 8. M cSherry, private new power line from Veneta to Oil- ' underw ent last week at the P a c lfl^ D R ESS ES secretary to tne governor, shows that leaple Corners was granted to the ■ Christian hospital lu Eugene. whit«, etaio senator, Oqvernqr Norplad 2 Groups, specially priced at Mountain States power company on votqfl fo f nine hills aad three other Saturday by the mem bers of the L an e : Salam V is ito rs H a « — Mr. and Mrs. j $7.98 and $5.98 veteran m eaotrka la th e 1*1* session, county court. The Mae w in be 13.5 T ru b e rt Henderson and M r*. Mender- ' •e v p n hills and three other measure* m ile* long and w ill provide power son * father, F ra n k Kaylor, were all ' In the 1*21 ge*e|pn. 10 hflls and one lor all aerrlcea In th r area »erred n week end v is ito r* here at the home I «a Bth A va. W e s t. Eugene, O ra. other measure lu the l »27 aeaalon. and w ill ba a 11,*00 volt line and the o f M r. and M r*. Jack Larson. The ' D o n 't fo rg e t w * give S. A H . G reen seven b ill* and one other measure at poles w ill he 35 feet In height men tried th e ir lu rk fishing on both Stamps the ion eesalon. the W illa m e tte and the M cK en ile ...SALE... SPECIALS Friday and Saturday Only PRINTS Guaranteed Fa«t Colors. Pongees and other faaneus makes. Special Friday and Saturday only. 19c yard M E N ’S M T . M OOD BIB OVERALLS Special Friday and S aturday only— 98c $1.95 Kiser Silk Hose Special Friday and S aturday only— $ 1 .5 0 Fulcp’s Department Store “T h e Store of Service" 334 M A IN S T R E E T S P R IN G F IE L D 8th Ave. Hat & DretiShbp Saw T e E n tertain Club Qli4 B mu « tMtWrma riv e r* w hile here. M r. and M ra. F. A. B e P ub w ill en Referai Springfield, women are te rta in the m em ber* of the Five gathdWag at the community hall thlk Hundred card club at th e ir honfe to afttggoon to sew uniforma for tha morrow evening T hey w ill be as members of the Springfield Girl slated by M r. and M r*. C lifford Sconta. Where the grave is not victorious Wilson. D octor Has New M bahlrte Heads Eugene Glider Club new ultra-violet ra y raachli.« waa received here M onday gPem ootl nt the office of Dr. W . H. Pollard. It la now being set up preparatory for use. A Ihiul B rattaln haa been r anlgeted president of the E ugene G lider Muh, Which w a* organised there last 1veek. They are planning to fly th e ir gilder again on Sunday. w r ; ). f FIL L P O R C H B O X E S N O W 942 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon BOYS7 4-PIEŒ SUITS •I, il .j $ A 6. J - CoHipIdtb Stock of Bedding Plants. Also fine Tomato Plants *7.90 and Kirkland’s Floral Co. Phone Springfield 86W 1 * J' . *9.90 of <furdy qualify and good look»! Eugene-Springfield Bridge •/ ,N THE MODERN MEMORIAL PAliK, the sorrow that is insep- arable front the final leave-taking of those we love Is mellowed and en nobled by the gbntl< beauty of na ture. Grief is no lohger intensified by the symbols of death. Instead, everything is done to suggest the returd of the departed to that, larger life which is eternal, and to perpetu- ate the memories of |hose who have gone, amid scenes of peaceful charm and loveliness. A t $7.90— two golf knickers, or one langte and one goH lmicker. A t $9.90— two longies, or one longie and one golf knicker, <M two goti k-ntcEap». di-ej'L-Çklâvzn ' MEMORIAL PARK 536-7-8 Miner Building Telephone 830 ■M