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PACK SIX T H E S P H IN G K IW .l) NKW8 THURSDAY. JIM,Y 17. |»3<J LEGION COUNCIL TO PICNIC AT RIVERSIOE VForhJ’s L argest A irsh ip R evisits Unite J States LARGE CHERRY CROP HARVESTE ON RANCH Rat*ne. Or«.. July 17.—{Special!— America d Lwgion members and wo men of the aaaillartoa comprislug the W iliam««« council trill m w i • here Sunday for a picnic honoring Sid S Gswrg«. of Eugene. atat« de partment .»aimandnr. and Captain George F. Herkert. coinniand«r of the R ig«ne post No. J, who leaves Ku «*»«’ neat week for Fort Missoula. Montana, where he has been trans ferred by lira war department. Many members of the Springfield American lewcon and auxiliary are expected to attend, according to F B Hamlin, commander of ike Legion ) ■siren. PLUM TREE BRANCH IN BARBER SHOP W INDOW NEAR W A LTER VILLE HAS 92 GREEN PLUfcfe An uiiUHiial cherry crop la being 1 harvested on the Tom Carney ranch near Wultervllie thia year Mr and Mra. Carney have four Kovel Anna and one Hlug cherry tree« and have already picked TIKI pounds of cher ries from the trees aud they declare toat they expect to pick a total of JSTS pounds before they are through This Is an exceptionally heavy yield for any year, and It 1« especially In («resting this year whan many of the cherry orchards are producing light i yields. There le not going io be any short age of plume In thia vicinity this fell If the branch of « plum tree now on exhibition In Gerher'e barber shop window In any Indication of tp,. coming crop The branch le ebout two feel long and hae »3 green plums on II. They are all aa large aa a medium elsed prune end apparently have not reached their full growth The branch la from a tree on the (l M Gerber place ln East Springfield The branches there are an heavily loader] that they have Io be braced up. even then they are breaking Tbe scene of the picnic, which ts hoped to he an annual affair, will be FAIR INFORM ATION IS nt Riverside Park, a resort located I Railroad bridges Feinted » -tr ? GIVEN BY SECRETARY one mile east of Goshen, two miles All of the Southern I'arlfb railroad ss». « « « M M M south of Springfield on the Pacific 1 j Nine sliver loving n ips will he hrlilgee and trestles In thia vicinity highway. . Th,15 ’r* i ^«PPelin. after a successful flight from Germany i fclvon US swards to the best displays were given s fresh coat of paint this b r u ii and rtvrncr «O North America, o Among the notables who will at- j ■ g to anchor by means of ihe new portable mooring m w m tt* S. Navy A n Station, LakchurH. N J on exhibition at Ibe loin« county fair week bv a railroad palm crew, which tend the picnic will be Francis Zieg- i which Is to be held next moii'h. It Is has been spending the past we«g In l«r. of Corvallis, district commander. I SCHOOL JANITORS TO BE annouili-ixl this week by Mrs Mabel this city They left Tuesday for Cot-« and Hugh E Rosson. of Eugene. Judge ' COLONIAL PRESENTS M u n tere J R e p o rter ( hadwtek. fair secretary The cups lage Grove. SH IFTED N E X T SEX____ advocate for the department o f ! Oregon “S TR EET OF CHANCE" Will he awarded for exhibits lu tex tiles. art. domestic process, horll FULL GOSPEL GROUP TO Members and their families who ' ',a a *tor* at the Lincoln and Brat HAVE BAPTISM FRIDAY Anyone who has lived in New York culture, vegetables, flowers, poultry. ' attend have been asked to bring ' '* " srh<w’1" rill be shifted for the or who has visited the metropolis iwhblls and livestock their picnic luncheon and cups and next school year, according to W. H. A baptismal service will be held by Heads of the various departments will quickly recognise the sights and npoons. ('ot.ee and ice cream will be Pollard, chairman of the school the Full flnspel Assembly on Friday sounds along Broadway, especially In of the fair exhibits have been an furnished by the Eugene posts. hoard W. H. Qants will become the j afternoon at 2.30 at Headmond , 'he Times Square district, when riounced as follows Virgil {(«whins, I Signs will he posted to direct the Janitor at the Brattaia school and M. Ferry, The member« are all asked i A. Rice will assume charge of the Street of Chance" comes to the superintendent of vegetsbles aud picnickers. Colonial Theatre for a two day run. horticulture; Ben Keeney, floral. Jed to bring (heir basket lunches If (hay work at the Lincoln buidting. O. W. « h eeler, poultry; Mrs J R C(,|„. 1 care in stay for the evening Bister Hawk will continue aa high school beginning on Sunday. SPANISH VETS TO HOLD ! Vernon will have charge of tbe aer Janitor. There I. a newsstand at the north man. textiles; Mr, Frank Richardson, vice. REUNION AT PORTLAND dom ssllc process; C. H Swan||„ The Janitors are now taking their corner of the Times building which livestock; aad J. K Greer, races. annual vacations. Two are always millions of persons have visited It Plans for tea annual reunion of the Montana Paopla Vlatl — Mr and A sslstrm s in the livestock division on duty watching the three schools 1» a stand which sells papers from Second Oregon Regiment Veteroa Mra. C. T. Tharaldaon and son. of * 1 » be Curtia Vea tag In ebay,. while the other one is vacationing every city In the country. This par bora». G eorg. Watooa. °f association to be held at Laurelhurst horses ware visitors at (he Mr. Rice took his vacation during beep and , ticular corner plays an Important P ari in Portlaad on Sunday. August ho«« ; and Harvey Plank. Jersey I home <>f Mr and Mra. A. J Morgan Juno. Mr Hawk ts taking his vacation part In the picture, for It Is the tip- caul«. 10. are now being made by o f f ic ia l s ___ . , r ual on Monday and Tuesday of thia this month, and Mr. Gan's will he off AHrvd L *flk Chicago off spot for gamblers wishing to gain ^am e ,Dd “ 100,1 Pn> d“‘y dur,n« ‘»a month week. T hey, were enroute to their beo __ reporter, The Browning amusement compxny - - sh ----- byguiwn. of August. Information about the night's hlg homes after having been on a vara «ram will he offered. They will all be back at their ’ W w ijnyrn hoes omtred rewards will be at the fair again this /ea r for games. as- v .™ L s '’? r “ .‘,<’n ” C° mP° ‘ ,,d Of «*»»» 0" September 1st totalling <80.000 for tbs discover, Hon trip Info California. "Natural1 IMvla. played by William work. f e h t u w Z r X X g ’ ^ i.'to r J ’ 'to veterans who have served in the Powell. Is a * frequent visitor to (hl. ft,eworks « m alto be . Spanish American war ig 1S98. It Is OLD FRIENDS V IS IT AT — *•«» »............... Fall Crash Reetoant Mece—llarold PR ESID EN T of REBEKAHS always held on the Sunday In August «pot, where a one-armed newsboy, POLLARD HOME MONDAY nearest the lJth of the month, to TO MAKE OFFICIAL V IS IT played by Johnny Rlaso. gives him -----------------------— - ____________ Io Bprlngfleld oB Wednesday ihe inalde "Info." commemorate the fall of Manila, in Mr and Mrs. S. R Vail, of Salem, --------- Y*le appointment of committees oireexs or which the regiment took port "Streets of Chance Is baaed on a arrived Monday for Governor Al W Norbtod will be the principal speaker at the program the home of Dr. and Mrs. Pollard, ««tnmeni of Mrs. Leona Thiel presl- In the metropolis which was written Mrs Pollard boarded at the , den, of the Rebekah assembly, who which will begin at 1:M pm. with s Dr « and ± ~ .w - ? ~ w ................... ■ l,,t - ,h « . local call. »k TW'rvw ----------- - - - » ' ** t0 r ------ - .-w » « ■ ( « organisation ,( „ a n l u l l i o n In AQ the « mamette university together official capacity next Monday night star reporter on tbe New York World OTTr ' J 1ell s How 1Fa, M en Can lose Half Pound A Day before th e , were married. Mr. Vail was a linotype operator for the Rnlem F IV E 'P E A K S SAME DAY 8u u «»«n tor many years and Is now employed In the State printing Five of the moat imposing peaks office at Salem. In the upper McKenxie country are ------------ --- — — 1° be climbed all on the same d a y 'A M A R A N TH ORDER W ILL OBSIDIANS TO CLIMB '“ I " of the Ohsidiaa group srill lead mountain ethnbfng parties to the summits of eaeh of the Three Sisters, the Hnshaad and Broken Top. Base rumps for the North and Middle Sis tern, and the Husband climbing groups will he established at Frog Camp. Those climbing the South sister and Broken Top will eamp at Devil s Luke on the other side of the tnouiituiaa. Klmer Maxey, editor of the News, a • i beduled to lead the grono to thp summit of Broken Top. The Climbers will leave at noon on Saturday for 'heir respective camps. were the principal Item, of business' », «he lodg, meeting last Mondsv PACKING OF BEATS TO tfk -« * that corporatlon^aud »4* *qukkb*<lf»«i in I___ J i * bnw"1*- *♦*"•*• *nd Hver STA R T N E X T MOND a ’ y night both body and mind the of Hv 11 »** " ■ » «bap. and The members of the Welcome Re , I f tbe safe way. ‘X * I J“» . * — ,»•««* • » - H tu releo n« The Eugene Fruit Growers will be ■lay you Continue this easy method X bekah. of W alteryllle have been youd d iorgntteo bad fitated forgotten had eslatad .d and u t * 7 e ^ The urge for activity wi,l ba •n sacked to Join with the Springfield gin packing beets next Monday morn -f htaing group for the official visit. and re ing. It has been announced this 'leak you gain In energy, y|<or , nrt ® «k «d that even at tha end of a A bard day's work you'll fuel ready for HAVE PICNIC SUNDAY presentatives of other nearby lodges week. The following grades hsve endurance, any social activity or recreation been established: No. 1. from one to arae expected to attend le Ü r . t - T ’i '"‘ i “" ,h” ’'«•*» W«"» you ran play as hard aa you work. Willamette Court, Order of the one and tbreefourths Inches; No J. And after turn w eeks your ____ _ vour ln t e r n « r X " n . 'ntud*1 to k X Gesh , tarts tp g o - y„ „ || know u from one and three-fourth inches to Amaranth, will hare , _____ picnic next ROAD TRACTOR BUCKS met II are It—the scales will tell Sunddy afternoon at Riverside park, OPERATOR F R O M « i F A T Inches, and No. three from I ” . T X the story. v r c n a iU K FROM SEAT three to four Inches The cant.ary near Goshen. The basket dinner will When y„u t , k, „„„ h, „ tBa ! A* ‘¡n’ . "n<* corpulent man I begin at 1:00 o’clock and w ill-be fo|. I 1 I»",l "« energetic that I N. L. Wallace, of Jasper, was In official« say that the second alxe are ful Of Krusrheil Ralls ev-rv “P *h* Ur* M d r “ lowed by gamea and other amuse Springfield Sunday io receive treat the most desirable and will bring m . glass or h.„ ,r , - X ryw .tor get rheae Six vital salts which mi-a i **u *’ 1 ? * " * ’»•cket." ments. It Is being planned for all the ments for minor Injuries which be the beat price. uni food* t and Krugchen ‘ r,,, Salt« a k tfooklriK V X U in ; " 01 » B*n, ^ ndV„,,'.hr a la not a purcatlgg A meeting of all bean growers who I H-.r, members of tbe order and their sustained to one of his legs while op hsve co p trsced wl'h , ht. «ssoc.allon « h e T o ^ m o t r ^ t a ’'" fumiliea. Sereral Springfield women erating a road construction tra cer <ondltlon«r and for thoga who aro are members of the urbanization. this season has heeq called at d”n‘‘ with the the victim« of ( OBMtlpatlnn or tov< mla near hia home. The tractor bucked Raturdav " ,rternnon ld'’“ s - *•*- •*“ “ — ............. - ................. '■ with Its load, and threw „per, t„r Ihe cannery "nn; r< / for ' ' r S"'urdi*' railroad agents meet off the sea, on the ground, causing "* ,h " «*»» AFTER MANY YEARS the Injury. ------------ 2i>ur hl.«„l bv .Store nr any druggist In 'I... world A. D Hills, depot agent for the TA LLEST GRAIN STALKS Green Bay and Western railroad at ARE RAISED NEAR HERE Wisconsin Rapids. Wisconsin, and Farmers in the vicinity of Spring- Carl Olson, now agent for the South field can raise real crops of grain, ern Pacific railroad here, met again and do not have to take back seats last week after many years. The two for any of them. This Is attested to men at one time worked together In by the fact 'hat ail of the tallest railroad work in Wisconsin for sever- grain broeght to Eugene to date haa js l years before Mr. Olson came to been brought from thls vicinity. It | Oregon. the "ome home of includes wheat which measure» »lx u ,“ Mr. ' Hill» Is visiting at lne feet nine tachda from the J. A. Neher "»Phew. A. E Hills, of Jasper, farm oats measuring five feet an(j i 0 in ch 's from a field belonging to MANY BAD LIG H TS FOUND Perry Williams s i Rainbow; ana IN RAID HERE TUESDAY other oats measuring seven feet One hundred and sixty-two motor grown by Peter Radobowski, north of the city. ists had thelr automobile headlights Hollyhocks seven feet tall have tested here Toesday nfgh, when been reported from the Walterville state traffic officers under the dlrec- district. tlon of William Ellensburg conduct- ------------------------------jed » ra|d at F„urth and Ma,n , trept|) I fox M c D onald M O R R IS so e e o T Muw speaker at the noon meeiing of r h ^ t o t: T arttrrr7 a w ., ° r V,O,,t’° n CA<trn ANOTHER STATION TO "Pent ‘he,r ,,me ',wimmln* i SELL GILMORE i m c ’ i ” 0* part a we,ner and marsh- ____ GASOLINE mallow roast before returning to I Springfield i Z. «s n A , p Z , , A . (Av With RAY TOWERS TER M S Y o u 'll Like Twice Nightly Preview Thursday Lions club last Friday He spoke on • he general subject of flying and the S U N D A Y Q r w n m zs. s o » history of glider Hying. Robbins has ®UNDAY SCHOOL CLASS recently consented to serve as the PICNICS AT C ITY PARK tochnlcal advisor for ihe members o f | Mr„ n p ~ , thu Eugene gilder dob, and may be . , P Mort’’n««n« class ! found at the hangar on the west slon, , ’ nt" “ ,hfi M«‘bodlst church en- of Emerald Heights whenever the *,ternooB P,cn|o at the city glider Is being flown. park aBt Friday. The class which . -------------------------- consists of freshmen and sophom ore’, The i L IA - I I f FPY F o r,,sev en of them were found to drlr,n* wlth improperly focused S CLUB SPEAKER headlights and were ordered to have n*1“ PTOP*rlr “’U'”” « ’ within 4H é”1"’ and make pr'”’f n1 Bam* w e recommend Biltwull uphol stered furniture for thoee who take pride In their household fur- ntahlngs. Biltwell furniture la soundly constructed, beautifully designed and skillfully covered In . of long-wearing fab rics. Biltwell conies to us and goes rorn us to you with a guarantee from the makers which assures you of life-long satisfaction. You’ll never regret your choice of Bilt well furniture. CMESTcn C D m ..z < -n Lleiutenaot U. 8. Robbins of Wash Ington. D. C. retired a v a le n tor of «be r e X a X w ? X f o r Homes that want the BEST NOW LIEU TEN A N T ROBBINS IS LIONQ P i l l a | service station, I-J“’,r , Ab°irt ten member» the class were present. M en, of the , operated by Frank Shannon, will soon be handling the Gilmore blu-green class members are working out or are gagollne. A new pump and under- not of town at the present time and ground storage tank have been re- were unable to attend. celved and are being Installed this Attend Guild House Party week. This will ___ make two dealers In 8pringfleld who are selling the new D a X t » 11» ” M”lho,1*nd and Mrs. automobile fuel. The Thurman service , 1 « a a " ' h 1 t O I •thtlon recently Installed a Gilmore of the V T ' ^ Und th# house party tMk and pump. *more ,„ f the Young Women's guild of the I Baptist chnrcn. Jacquard Covered Davenports Tapestry Davenports .... ........ COMING SUNDAY All Over Mohair Davenports ... SPECIAL All Over Mohair Davenport and Lazy Back Chair BiyCEl Beioyrself) HAMarCMEN koBOTSAMiraoo A ll TALKING a l l MUSIC a uNlTtO P ABTliTf tcri — ■ And At the FOX REX Pr,day-8aturday RICHARD DIX In “SHOOTIN’ 8TRAIQHT WRIGHT & SONS /ARE FURNITURE PAINT a