THUKBPAV, BfflPTBMBKK 18. 1980.
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TOWN AND VICINITY
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
V i.lt« from Uuafi.n— M r.. I^ m T uck­
T ransacts Buslneae E. W. Dial of
er uf Uuaben wua » visitor In Hprlug Mareola was a business visitor In
H«I<1 on Friday.
S p rlug fl.ld ou Monday of Ibis week.
Assembled for Information
of Our Reader«.
V l . l t . F rien d .— M r. and M r., Saudy
Lea burg Resident Hare— A. W. Fra
I'atarauu of Mareola .pant Saturday see of Leaburg was a v l.lto r In this
v l.ltln g with frien d . In Hprlngflald.
city ou Monday,
At B .k .r y — M l» , lialun McKee I .
aaatatlug at tba Naw llum « bakery
lb I . week.
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Visitor from Fall Craak— L. A. Hut-
far of Fall Creek war a v l.lto r lu
Springfield on Tue.day,
Hospital— Varnon Rathbun
laft Springfield Tue.day to antar tba
veteran'» bo.pltal at Portland.
E n te r»
Spend Sunday at Yonoalla— Mr. and
Mra. U. If. Turner motored to Yon
ra lla ou Munday for a d ay', vacation
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Benton county prun. growers start­
ed picking the first of tbs week.
Contracts for the construction of
Hood River's hydro-electric municipal
light and power plant have been let.
. P u rc h .M . Supplle»—C. M. Swag
ger of Maruola purchased supplle«
while In Springfield on Saturday of
last week.
Jasper Menenech, Yakima Indian,
lost bis Ilfs st Cslllo falls In a strug
■Is with a bugs salmon ha bad caught
In a dlpnet.
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A welfare service combined with a
baby show will be one of the feat urea
of the Linn county fair held nt Al­
bany thia week.
Portland People Here— Mr. and Mrs.
E. U. Fay of Portland spent the week­
end bare at the home of Mrs. Fay's
mother, Mrs. C. I. Uorrle.
V is it a t Junction C ity — M r. and Mrs.
Marlon Adams and sou spent Sunday
at Junction City visiting with Mr.
Adam's mother, Mrs. Sarah Adams.
Visiting Boo— Mrs. Ida Larsen Is
Saturday V l.lt o r - M r s . Frank Buy-
spending the week at W estfir where
der of C arter Slatlou w a. a visitor
sbs Is visit lug her son, Jess Larsen.
In Springfield on Saturday.
Mrs. Larsen's home Is In 1-os Angel»«
V is it , from P o rtla n d — M l . . Uraca and she has been visiting here wltb
Mala of Portland .pent tba week-end her daughter, Mrs. Furuaet.
vl.ltln g at tba borne of bar parents
Visits at Corvallle— Mrs. F. B.
In tbla city.
Flattery and children, Dorothy and
To Teach School— M im Verna M an­ Richard, spent Friday and Saturday
ning left Springfield Tuesday evenlug at GorvalUs visiting with relatives
for Nehalem where .b e will teach In Mrs. Flattery took ber mother-in-law,
Mrs. H. B. Flanery, to her home al
tba public »chool.
Corvallis after a short visit at the
Return« from Portland--M rs. Ivau
Flanery home In thia city.
Male baa returned from Portland
where aba spent aevaral days last
weak.
LOCAL DEMOCRATS ARE
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The Columbia river steamer Cow-
Ills dockeo at The Dallas with a cargo
of beet pulp, mill feed, paint and other
oommodltles, to mark the resumption
of regular river service to Tho Dalles.
J. E. Hudson, printer, who Uvea on
• farm near Baker, narrowly escaped
death when he was attacked by an
enraged bull, which knocked him to
the ground and attempted to goro him.
Farmers of Malheur county are di»
covering that their land and climate
are Ideal for the production of baby
lim a beans, a big paying crop. A lew
farmeiw around Vale have pioneered
In the bean field.
A young chicken killed by Dr. Ooo.
Bean of Vale was found to have two
hearts. The hearts ware of equal size,
the only variation being a flabby apex
In one case. Indications ware that
both hearts functioned.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fanner, who
A new unn&njed mite which attacks
have lived nt their borne near Bellevue
the evergreen blackberry has been to-
since 1890, celebrated their (Oth wed­ 1 rated by Horticultural Commissioner
ding anniversary.
| W illiam A. Alrd. A seven-acre field
Plans ware announced nt Medford
of berries In Marlon county has sol
for construction of a atx-story office
fered a >5 per cent loss.
building to be erected by the Kermlte ’
The first day's enrollment In the
Metals corporation.
Junior high and grade schools at Med­
There is still n sbortags of compe- '
ford showed an Increase of 80 over
tent labor to assist In harvesting the
the tam e day last year wltb prospects
fruit crop near Medford, the govern­ that the total wlU be more than doub
ment employment bureau reports.
lad when the fruit harvest Is over.
A *2000 addition to the Baptist
Bend residents who scaled Mt. Jef
church at Cove Is under construction. I ferson Labor day found a record left
enlarging the mala auditorium and | by a party of scientists who climbed
adding two Bunday school rooms.
the peak 35 years ago for the purpose
Control of wild morning glories and
other noxious weeds by means of
chemicals applied from a power spray
machine has been started In Wasco
county.
of arranging a plan to
send
R .tu r n . to Home— W . C. Campbell
GET FREE FAIR TICKETS
left Springfield Tuesday noon for his
home at Sprokane after spending
Free state fair tickets are again i
three weeks here visiting with his being offered to the members of the
sisters. Mrs. M. M. Male. Mrs. R. J. Four-H clubs In Lane county this
Male, and Mrs. W . T . Pattison of year according to Arnold D. Collier,
route 2, Eugene.
club leader. Any club worker who haa
completed one project w ill be eligible
Returns from Portland— Mrs. Eu­
to receive one of the tickets which
gene Kester returned to her home
are good for admission to the fair­
here on Monday after a two weeks
grounds on any day of the week.
visit In Portland. Dr. Kester drove
The Four-H clubs w ill send a demon­
to Portland on Thursday of last week
stration team to the fa ir this month,
and was accompanied home by his
he also announced. T he fa ir begins
wife.
next Monday and w ill continue for
one week. Including Sunday, Septem­
Visit from Palmer— Mr. and Mrs.
ber >8.
Hugo H allln and their sons and daugh­
ters, Ralph. Charles, Dorothy, and
D .g re . Staff Masts
Qenevelve, all of Palmer. Oregon,
The degree staff of the Rebesah
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs. slmma Olson. Mr. H allln Is an lodge held th eir monthly practice and
uncle of Oswald Olson. His daugh­ social meeting at the lodge rooms on
ters remained In Eugene where they Friday evening. A committee com­
w ill attend school and the oldest son, posed of Mrs. Riley Bnodgraas, Miss
w ill return to Eugene In two weeks Maxine Snodgrass, Mrs. Sam Rich­
to continue his studies at the uni­ mond and lira . W. F. Walker had
charge.
versity where he Is a junior.
Wheat— Big Bend bluestem, *4 H e;
■oft white, western white, 79Hc; hard
winter, northern spring, western red,
7<tto.
Hay— Buying price, f. o. b. Portland:
Alfalfa, *17.60011; valley timothy.
*1<; eastern Oregon timothy, new
crop, *18.60; clover, *14; oat hay, new
crop, *13.E0; oats and vetch, new crop
*13.60.
Butterfnt— 87c.
Eggs—Ranch, 17 ©30c.
Cattle—Steern, good, *7 .7 6 0 * *0.
Hog.— Good to choice, *10.(0011.7*.
Lam b.— Good to choice, **O 7 .
Seattle
Wheat— Soft white, western white,
northern spring, 79c; hard winter,
western red, 7*e; bluestem, 98c,
Eggs—Ranch, 29©36c.
Butterfnt— 89c,
Cattle—Choice ateors, *708.60.
H o g .—P rim , light, 818018.1*.
Lambs—Choice, *<O 7.
Spokan.
Cattle—Steer., good, *6.600*.
H o g .—Good to choice, *11.60.
Lambs— Medium to good, *6.600*,
ARNOLD COLLIER SPEAKS
AT DEDICATION FOR '
NEW GLENWOOD SCHOOL
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piano
selections
Schantol
by
Mra.
Pearl
Refreshments ware served In the
basement of the school following the
program and an Inspection of the
building.
Formal dedication exercises for the
uew *10,600 Glenwood school In Weet
Springfield were held In the build­
Dspot Fores A ttends M eeting
ing on Friday evening and were pre­
sided over by R. B. Oldham, member
The depot force attended a m ea t »n g
of the school board. In the absence
of railroad employees a t Eugene on
of Fred F rits, chairman, who was
Monday evening during which tim e a
unable to be present.
dlacuaalon of passenger work wan
County School Superintendent E. J. taken np.
; Moore waa to have delivered the
dedication address, but waa unable to FOR SALE— W ill take carpenter work
attend due to Illness. Hla place was
In EEugene as down payment on
rilled by Arnold D. Collier, Lane coun­
five room house In Springfield. Fine
ty club leader, and assistant county
lot. Pavement and sidewalk paid.
school superintendent.
Balance of *800 payable Ilk . rant.
Other speakers on the program In­
cluded, Mr. Oldham. J. F. Phillips,
members of the board, Ben Davidson,
at one time a pupil in the old build­
ing, Samuel Bettis, and Mrs. Neva
Brigg., clerk.
Music was furnished under the di­
rection of W alter Lee. It consisted
of Hawaiian mualc by M r. Lee and
Phone 1190-W.
W ANTED
BICYCLES
IN
A N Y C O N D IT IO N
Moor«*« Cycle and Toy Store
120 W eet M b , Eugene
STORE NO. 8
STORE NO. 1
960 C h am e lto n St-, Eugen«
126 East B roadw ay, Eugene
STORE NO. 2
88-9« W est Broadway, Eugen«
STORE NO. 4
600 M ain S t r M t ,
S p rin gfield
helio
Prospect of still another water pow
er tiling on the North Umpqua by the
California-Oregon Power company Is
T ran sa ct. Businas«- Mr. and Mrs.
NAMED ON COM M ITTEES
More reduction of potato yields
evidenced by the fact that a large-
W alter Fisher of Mareola were busi­
TO SUPPORT BAILEY from virus diseases than from any I camp has been established by the
ness v l.lt o r . In Springfield ou Sat­
other fact was shown to exist by a
company at Smith spring. Men are
urday.
Sprlngrleld membera of (be Lane
field tour of the potato region near
engaged In making soundings sad oth­
R .tu r n . from W l.o o n .ln — Mias Ber Democratic Central Committee were Hood River.
er preliminary work.
named on Monday by Fred Fisk, of
nice W e.terb ly baa returned to her
Two outstanding Douglas county
The dedication of the new *45,000
Eugene, county chairman. H arry E.
bom* bare after v l.ltln g In Wisconsin
products, Italian prunes and Dillard
Columbus grade school building In
Stewart and Mrs. A. B. Van Valxab |
this summer.
cantaloupes, w ill be featured at the
McMinnville wan held Monday. This
were named on the executive com-1
California state fair at Sacramento
marks the dedication of the second
Visit at Portland— Mr. and Mrs. H . nilttee, and the following were named
this month.
j grade school building within the city
Schaf fen berg and fam ily drove to as precinct committeemen: O. W.
daring the last two years. Last year
Approximately 1300.000 In second
Portland last Friday evening and re ­ Holland, H arry Stewart. Baxter Young
the *60,000 Cook grade school build
half
payments
under
the
state
Intan­
and W elby Stevens.
turned here Munday.
tng was dedicated.
gibles tax net were turned over to the
An aggruaslve campaign w ill be
V l.ita Brother— odln O l.on of lirld al
state treasurer this week by the state
Fire In the big prune drier belong­
waged In this county for Edward
Vail, Oregon, visited with bla brother,
tax commission.
ing to Jess Shambrook at Umpqua,
Bailey tor governor said Mr. Flak In
Oswald, and h l. mother, Mrs. Kraut
destroyed the building. The loss is
When W illiam Blachly, 80, of June
announcing the appointments.
The
Olson at ber bom . here on Sunday.
tlon City, left Tuesday for a trip with | estimated at *5000. wltb Insurance
prohibition problem w ill be made an
partly covering the property.
The
O u«.ta at Elite Hotel— C. York, De­ laaue In the campaign and an effort . his grandson for eastern Oregon, It
drier was electrically equipped and
was
the
first
time
be
had
left
Lane
troit, Michigan; Irwin Buas, Chicago. w ill be made to gain votea for their
had been modernized throughout. The
Illinois; and M. F Burrlght of Salem candidate by stressing Bailey's' favor­ county In 40 yearn.
plant had just begun to work on this
Members
of
the
state
reclamation
were guest, at tbc E llie hotel durlug able attitude toward the present law.
year's crop.
commission have been called to meet
It Is said.
the past weak.
W ith the opening of the tall fishing
nt 8alem to consider a recent audit
V lalt at Medford— Dr. and Mrs. H.
of the books and accounts ot Rhea I season in the Columbia river, Astoria
REV. MARCY TO PREACH
Pr Mortensen and fam ily returnee
packers have announced prices to be
Luper, state engineer.
Saturday evening from Medford where
paid for the fall catch. Steelheads
AT M E THO DIST CHURCH
During August the ferry Oregon,
they bad spent a few d ay. visiting
w
ill lead the Hat with a price of 7
link In the Roosevelt highway between
Rev. M A. Marcy, district super
cents a pound. Silvereldea w ill sell
with friends.
North Bend and Olaagow, aet across
tntendent of the Methodist church,
for 6 cents a pound while the price for
Son Born— Mr. and Mrs. B. B Foa- with headquarters st Salem, will oc­ Coos bay 47,1(1 passengers, 17,616 au­
dog salmon w ill hit the rock-bottom of
tomobiles
and
eight
teams.
nek are the parent, of a baby son cupy the pulpit at the Methodist '
1 cent a pound. ’
The second annual Northwestern
born at t h .lr borne north of Spring- church here next Bunday morning
Sale ot approximately 1600 bales ot
filed on Monday evenlug. September and w ill preach the sermon.
The | Turkey show at Oakland, December
new crop hops In the Salem district
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and
10,
will
bring
to
Oregon
sev­
II. IMO.
first quarterly conference of the !
last week at prices around 1* and 14
church for this year w ill be held on eral men of national experience and
cants a pound was imported. One of
C a t c h .. F l.h — M uriel Ty»on was
prominence
In
thia
field.
Sunday.
the largest tales was made by Romeo
successful In catching tour nice fl.h
According to present Indication! be­
Following are the reports to be
Goulet, who disposed of his entire
last Saturday while trolling the Mc-
tween
26,000
and
40,000
pounds
of
pur­
received: on the spiritual Hie of the '
crop of *50 bales. W ith about two
K enile In company with ber father,
church by the pastor, C. J. H k e ; on ple vetch w ill be harvested In Coos
weeks of picking remaining, estimates
W. P. Tyson.
the Sunday School by the superln-1 county thia year. The crop w ill oome
of the crop In this district are placed
R .tu rn to Indiana— Pearl and Del­ tendent, Mrs. Ida Oants; on the Ep­ from approximately 40 acres.
at 70,000 to 76.000 bales.
bert Sheenan left Tuesday for their worth League by the president, Paul
Georg. W ilhelm , proprietor ot the
A new crop of army worms has
home at Fort Wayne, Indiana, after Robley; on the Brotherhood by the bank nt Harrisburg, has been acquit­
hatched in the Jacksonville district
having v is it, wltb Mr. and Mrs. C. F. president, Mrs. Frank Bartholomew; , ted In the justice court of the charge
and la ravishing the alfalfa crop..
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Kgglmann for several weeks. They on the Woman's Foreign Missionary ' of allowing Canadian thistles to spread 1
The farmers, who are large growers
are driving back and w ill attend society by the president, Mrs. A. B. , on n ranch he owna near Coburg.
' of alfalfa aeed la the Jacksonville dis­
■chool this fall.
Van Valsah; on the Woman's Home
Ten car. ot Rogue valley fruit will
trict, Instead of cutting four crops
Missionary society by the president. be .hipped to Athena, Greece, this
each season, let the third crop go to
To Chehalle— M is . Lulu M cPeher.on
Mrs. Ida G an tt; on the Ladles* Aid | fall. T h . order was received from
seed for threshing, but since the
left Tuesday for Chehalis, Washing
by the president, Mrs. M. M. M ale; j Georges Xanthoupolon, fruit denier In
worms are eating the bloom they will
ton, to spend a few days of ber vaca­
by the treasurer, W. O. Hughes. Other the Grecian city, for nix care of New­ he compelled to cut thia crop for hay.
tion. Miss McPherson w ill return to
committee reporting are: music, au­ town apples and four can of D*Anjou
Sheridan ba. added a new lumber
her duties a t the local office of the
diting, trustees, flowor, membership, pears.
m ill to Its list of industries.
The
Mountain S tate . Power company on
Harvest of the muakmelon crop at
church records, nominating.
Yam hill River Lumber company re­
Monday.
Rev. Pike w ill occupy the pulpit Grand Inland Is In full .w ay with J.
cently moved its plant to this place
R .tu rn from California— Mr. and In the evening and w ill preach an-| H. Tompkins, who has 23 acres. He
and la getting ready for active opera
Mrs. Howard
M errill returned to other sermon In the aerlea on" Christ­ reports a slightly lean yield than nor­
tlon. Much timber In the neighbor­
mal. The melons are shipped to Seat­
Springfield Sunday evening from Oak­ ian Creed."
hood of Gopher valley ha. been pur­
The prayer meeting rally w ill be tle and Bend and W illamotta valley
dale. California where they have been
chased and crews soon will begin cut­
visiting M r. and Mrs. Earl Lepley. held on next Thursday evening at points by truck.
ting and hauling logs to the mill. The
Mr. and Mrs. Lepley accompanied 7:W .
capacity of the mill Is 40,000 feet of
THK MARKETS
them here for a short v l.lt.
lumber a day.
Portland
LANE FOUR-H MEMBERS
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Canned <uataloupe. ns a new prod-
net may ba dsvc.oped If trials near
| Ontario prove successful.
Principal Eventa of the Week
drop. F rid a y- M r.. Hubart Dunu of
W altervllle Man Vlalt»—O. B. Hardy
W .lle r v lll. wea a abuppor In Hprlug of W allarvllle was a visitor In Spring-
II.Id on Friday.
field on Moudsy afternoon.
PAOB FIVE
Especial significance w ill be at­
tached to the Old Fort Dalles Frolics’
parade this year In view of the 100th
anniversary of the On to Oregon move­
m ent The vehicles w ill be the same
type as those which started westward
100 y e a n ago.
A lime deposit has been discovered
In the Powell section near Redmond.
The deposit Ilea two or three feet un­
der the surface and extends down 20
feet or more. Samples sunt to Oregon
State college showed It to he more
than *0 per cent pure.
Three hundred and fifty thousand
gladlolns are In bloom at this time In
the 40-acre tract being developed Into
a bulb farm by J. Pitman at Redmond.
Nearly 8000 cows were tested for
tuberculosis In Douglas county with­
out a single reactor.
The ’»umber of fatalities occurring
among workmen employed In Oregon
Industries was 106 during the first
eight months of 1930, compared with
138 during a Ilk . period In 1919, no-
cordlng to announcement of the state
Industrial accident commission.
Schillings
Coffee
PEACHES
2 pound can ____
38c
76c
4 pound can .... S
I .52
1 pound can
SELOX
Washing
« «o
Powder ............. > OC
Libby’s Fruits
For Salad
No. 1 Tall Can n n
Each .................... ZU C
a
No. 1 Tall Can
Helmet Brand
cans
25c
PEARS
Rose-Dale
No. 1 Tall can
’ Cans ..... —
2
25c
PEARS
Silver-Dale
a
No. 21/a can
cans
45c
Headquarters for
School Supplies
Come to Headquarters for School Supplies and choose
from a big stock of everything.
Authorized Textbooks
Pencils
Note Books
Erasers
Tablets
Rulers
Loose Leaf Books
Crayons
Pens
Fountain
Pens
Only the best stock is carried and at reasonable prices.
Special counters for school needB and we are prepared
to give you service.
Flanery’» Drug Store
J. c . Penney Co. ■*»
D BPA BTM BM T• IT O B I
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Eugene, Oregon
A Marathon Presentation
fo r September