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    THE SPRINGFIELD
NEWS
BPtUNOrULD.
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LANE COUNTY?
PLANT NEW CHOP
N
o
r a s
»'
E tfr ' : <
Masons Prepare
For Large Picnic
IFiret Woman I3i.uk
AIR TOUR COWING
FRIDAY, JULY 3RD
Frog Pc
lu a t e
<* ’ m. Eggintatin and o Other*
* uending Weak at State
Stata Collega Expart Stress*
'■<j nvention in Portland
Advantages of Planting
Crimson Red Clover
by Mr« Myrtle Kggl
Many People at
Rickard Reunion
ASK DEPOSITORS
10 PROVE C M S
Pioneer Member of Early Ex-
pedition Relates Experiences State Banking Officials Send
to Younger Clan Members
Claim Blanks to All Known
Depositors of Bank
More Than 500 Expected at
McCredie Springs for 4th
Spectacular Program of Rac­
Annual Picnic Sunday
ing. Stunting, and Forma­
tion Flying to Be Seen
Final plans for tbe annual Lane
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No. 24
■ \Y , JUNE 26. I M I
Members and descendants of the
pioneer
Rickard family, which set­
county Masonic picnic and reunion
department president
tled In this vicinity after traveling DEPOSITORS NUMBER 800
HESTER
COMING
ot
be
held
at
MeCredle
Hot
Springs
MISS
1
<4 the O. A. R, a
to this state In a covered wagon
HEAVY YIELDS OBTAINED
<>•«
Bunday. June >*. have been com
delasatlo •/*. »even womea left
train, gathered a^ the Benton-Lane First Payments Cannot Be
plated
and
those
In
charge
of
the
M
or#
T
h
a
n
M
o(lern
S
h
ip
t
»
. .
Hprlngfleld Monday morning tor
auto park Sunday for the annual re-, Made Before Final Claims
affair predict that this will be one
Much of the Seed It Imported |,„r,|alld wb,«re they «re «pending
Signed; Many Famous Wo­
union meeting.
of
the
largest
gatherings
of
Its
Are In September 24
Into United States; Raise
me WMg atteadlag the fiftieth an
Families at Eugene. Springfield.
men Pilots Are in Show
kind
ever
to
be
held
In
tbe
county.
Soma In Eastern States
I nual eucampmeat of the order.
Thurston. Junction City. Monroe,
This Is tbe fourth annual reunion,
Blanks on which all creditors of
The Grand Army of the Republic
Ed Kressy. New YoA artist, now oo^aRle. Harrisburg, Smithfield,
Thousands of people will flock to
all
previous
ones
being
at
Beavey
doing
comic
»trips
of
Ami.
lean
boy
.
„
.
the
defunct Commercial State hank
I’lantlng crimson clover a» an ern la also In Its state enuampment In
the Springfield Municipal Airport life, learned to dive in an old swim- «*“r Creek. Deadwood and Port
__ __
M r- Hop Island near Goshen.
. land were represented.
j • h«11 raake
Proof of claim.
ergency crop In Willamette valley Portland this week. Other organi­ ms» ol the board oi a »U.Uttl.000
. from all parts of Lane county, Frl- mmg hole te Oteo.
Mason. are orged * bring; their
J#Jy
(<>
An honor «neat at the gath.ring
b*'«*
“ k“° wn * *
fields where spring grain tailed to sations affiliated with the first two Detroit bank
families to spend the day In tbe Pacific Northwest Air Tour wb'ch
was C- H. Night who came from P™1“* 8 of “* 1"8“ tnt“’n
produce adequate stands for a pay­ mentioned and which are now
mountains. They have their choice will bring to this city at least 50
Washington to relate some ot hl. w~ k * of,lcU" repreaentin, the
ing crop la now being recommended meeting In Portland are the Wo-1
of bringing basket dinners, or ot of the latest and best makes of air
men
s
Relief
Corps,
Daughters
o
f
;
by U II llyslop. chief uf farm crops
recollections as a member of an state banking department, and pub­
purchasing tbelr meals at tha re-, <;raft
Qf wh,ch
be plk>ted
at the Oregon Kxperlment Station Union Veterans of the CIvU War.)
early wagon train party crossing lication of the official Notice to
Hons of Union Veterans of Civil
‘ •’ "j £•
1 1 ,1
1
J
„ sort hotel.
hy skilled aviators and many of
at Corvallis.
the country to Oregon. Mr. Night Creditors. In compliance with state
Transportation will be provided whlch w,„ b ,
by national
Heverel of the farmers In this War and the auxiliary of thia group. I r o r V v h e e l e r L a w
crossed the country In the same banking laws. Is started In thia Is­
sue of the News. September 24.
The Hprlngfleld delegation. In
by a special train over tbe South ly known filers.
vicinity have taken advantage of
Grass is Being Cut, Hangar train with the Rickard family which 1*31, has been sat as the final date
i em Pacific to leave Eugene Sunday
ihe opportune time for planting of- dudes delegates rrom Iuka circle
An entirely new group of place«
arrived In Oregon In 1863 when he
to Be Moved Back From
forded by the late rains of the past numbanf*. They are Udlth Lax ton, School Officials Attend M eet- ,norn|ng at a o'clock. AU Masons will be Included In tbe caravan
was three years old. He Is also tbe on which claims against the bank
week and local seed dealers report president of the local circle; Mrs. ing at Courthouse Tuesday are urged to drive tbelr cart to the than was exhibited at tbe airport
Center of Field
last surviving member of this his­ can be legally made.
company depots at either Eugene I [aat »ummer. and the program Itself
Thia action definitely nets aside
some renewed buying activity as a Hurt Doane, assistu nt guard; Mrs.
to Urge Change in Act
toric caravan.
Considerable work is now under
or Springfield and leave them ha< been orgsnlxad with a ne
rumors that the first payments to
consequence Many of them are Wanda llurnes, Miss Clara llamas,
James Calvert of Junction City
Tbe bleb schools of Lane county while they make the trip on the back-ground. Seventeen of tbe best way at the Springfield municipal
and Miss I-els ('lark; and Mrs.
deposMors will be made very short­
planting the red clover.
spoke during the afternoon on the
will
very
likely
operate
again
dur­
Kihei
Jollff
Mrs.
Jollff
Is
serving
as
airport
and
more
will
be
started
train.
Special
officers
will
be
eta
atuab»
and
exhibitions
ever
used
Farmers In the upper McKensle
improvement of highways and ly. F. G. Havemann. deputy. In
ahow, in tbs United States during the next few days In pre­
and Mohawk districts declare that chief page for Ihe convention, and ing the next year under the Wheel­ Honed at each depot to guard park
travel methods, tracing tbe dev­ charge of the local institution,
they now have a better opportunity the Misses llurnes and Clark are er Law Instead of turning back to ed automobiles until tbelr owners ha»e been Incorporated Into the paration for the visit of the second elopments from the teams to tha stated this week that no payments
tbe old state law which Is being return. The return trip wlU pro- taDtative program by Russell Lew Pacific Northwest States Air Tour
can be made until after the date on
of producing a paying hay or feed subordinate pages.
automobiles and the airplanes.
Ths sessions of tbe I-adles of tbe used by every county In Oregon bably start from tbe Springs nt aoB> gaa»ral manager of the tour. which is scheduled to stop at the
which final claims can be filed and
crop after the rainfall, they they
Residents
of
tbe
Springfield
and
added
that it probably will be some
had the first of May and earlier (1. A. It are being held In the with tbe exception of Iotne accord­ « o'clock In tha evening. The aOd MaJor pygneb. army flier, who Held Friday, July 2.
Thurston districts who attended
The grass on the entire field la
will
charge of movements of
when most of the farm crops were Masonic temple In Portland. Head­ ing to Dr. W. H. Pollard, chairman round-trip fare Is SI.25.
time after that before the ratio« of
the
gatherldg
were
Mr.
and
Mra.
being mowed down this week and
quarters for the convention officers of the Springfield board who attend
A program of events arranged j the ships
planted In dry soil.
Ray Bangh and family. Mr. and depositors returns can be worked
Headlining the visiting pilots • hla will be cleared off for hay be­
Commenting on bis suggestion are being maintained al the Heath- ad a meeting at the court house for ent«rlalnment consists of base-
Mrs.
John Edmtaton and son James. out.
In Eugene Tuesday. The meeting I
gamea tugs of war. boys' and which will Include a half dosen wo­ fore the tour ships arrive.
that red clover be planted now. Pro­ man hotel
Mr. Havemann came to Spring-
Carl and Kenneth Platt, and Har­
Braces have been placed on the
Two national officers. Margaret bad been caUed by the county boun- girle' reces, swimming, sventa, men fliers, will be Miss Dorothy
fessor llyslop declares that the
field from Hubbard where he has
vey
Calvert.
ground should be worked Immadl Grandin, national president and , dary board to bear discussions for nail driving contest, diving and Hester of Portland, holder of tbe second of tbe original two hangars
been asslsUng In the settlement of
alely to retain the moisture which Casta Osborne, past president, are and against continued operation of bathing beauty contests and sever- world's record for both men and at tbe field and It will be moved
affairs of the bank In that etty
LEGION
WOMEN
ELECT
tbe high school districts under the al others. Everyone la urged to women for continuous outside back to the road soon. It now alts
attending I he convention.
It now holds
which closed last spring.
Irresent law.
He believes that Oregon can pro­
bring their swimming suite. There loops. She will bring her Great cut In the middle of the field and CONVENTION DELEGATES
N o tary Public a t Bank
H. C. Wheeler, legislator of will be several which may be rant­ Lakes training ship which was pre­ will be In the way when a large
fitably produce a large share of GUARD BOYS RETURN
The blank forms to be used In
Mrs.
W
H.
Pollard
and
Mrs.
M
number
of
airplanes
are
lined
up
Pleasant Hill and father ot the law ed at the resort.
the crimson clover seed now being
sented to her by the manufactur
FROM SUMMER CAMP
B. Huntly were elected delegates maklDg affidavits of claims must be
was in attendance at the meeting
Imported Into the United State*
Lodges at Springfield. Eugene, era while on a visit to the plant a for Inspection.
to
the annual American Legion aux signed by a notary public before
More than 3.000.000 pounds were
Parking of the many automobiles
Meinbera of Headquarters com­ and defended hla Uw. The bound­ (luttage Grove. Creswell. Harris­ few months ago. She will do all
they ere presented and filed. Mr.
brought Into Ihe country during the pany C. Hprlngfleld'* national guard ary board seemed satisfied with ths burg. Mapleton. Shedd, and Flor­ the stunts which can be done expected at the show this year will lllary convention to be held at
Havemann stated. He also said
Corvallis
In
August
at
the
meeting
past 11 months. large quantities of unit, returned to tbelr homes bare operation of the present law. and It ence. are participating In the pic­ with a plane, including several out­ have to be handled on a different
that
depositors need not go to any
the seed are used In southern Tuesday afternoou aboard a ape will probably remain unchanged, nic. A special Invitation la extended side loops which held the large arrangement than was naed last of the group which waa held here
expense In having the blanks at­
lsrt
Thursday
evening.
Alternate
stales where the crop Is grown for rial train from Camp Clatsop where althoagh final action has not been to aU Masons and their families crowd at the Held last year breath- summed It la f tinned to run a wire
tested to by a notary public as
soiling and gTeen manure crops hey have spent tbe past two weeks taken.
who may be visiting In the county less. 8he will also attempt to do fence east and west from a position delegates to the convention will be this can be done without cost by
Mrs.
Haxel
Burnett
and
Mra.
Bessie
Unhulled seed for local use Is now In attendance at the annual sum­
' an Inverted outside loop. This is near the alrpb-ne filling station.
School officials from Cottage: t0 attend the outing
persons at the bank.
being harvested along the Atlantic mer encampment for ell guard Grove. Springfield. Eugene and
recognised as the most difficult Automobiles will be parked north Endicott
There are more than 800 known
No
Important
business
waa
tran
seaboard from Delaware to Georgia, members.
event
on
the
program.
Tex
Rankin
nt thia fence and west of the largest
Junction City attending the meet -j METHODISTS CONVENE
depositors of the bank. The com­
_
_
and
a
score
of
other
dartng
pilots
sected
at
the
meeting
of
the
Legion
be states, but their commercial
hangar.
Ing
protested
that
law
as
now
en­
It was one of the best camps
mercial and savings departments
FOR ANNUAL SESSION' wm ajgo mrlll the crowd with their
production 1s seriously hampered by we have had." stated Lieutenant C. forced was oot fair to the districts
Visitors at the field now will poet held at the Community hall
•will be liquidated separately.
«turning
the
same
evening.
Nomination
of
rains during the harvest season
Jfwsrts. In command of tbs local maintaining the schools.
M eetings at Eujsns Church te
The shlpfl wU, arr, ve Bt the fleM Hud three planes always ready for delegates to the convenGon and of
Instructions acompanylng the
hould Be Up In July
Members of the boundary board
troops, upon his return. ''None of
Leet All Week; Appointment
u
o.r|ock
mornlnf 4nd use and one glider. Two gliders are oflcers for the next year will be blank forms state that: “If you owe
Yields of 460 to «00 pounds of the boys were sick, everything argued that operation of school
in tbe process of construction or
List to Be Reed
wm probably leave again at 2:00 uelog rebuilt, and one small single made at the next meeting to be the bank and It holds your note in
seed per acre are usually obtained went fine, and we had very little buaaea would be a prohibitory ex­
the same department as your de­
In the afternoon.
In the Willamette valley although rain. Most of tt fell during tbe pense.
rlace plane Is being built. It will held July 2.
Dr. W. H. Pollard and Mrs. Wm.
posit balance, either savings or
•h o w Program
the Orttfon Kxperlment station has night,” he added.
probably he ready for teat flights
Gan lx have bee a chosen to repres­
commercial, an offset win be al­
1. Arrival of planes: All planes In three weeks.
had yields as high as 1200 pounds
LARGE
CROUP
ATTENDS
Fifteen members of the Spring
ent the Springfield
Methodist will fly low across Held in order
lowed. When the claim 1s filed you
per acre. Crops which are up by the Meld unit together with their of­ TOURIST FISHERMAN
BROTHERHOOD PICNIC will be given a receipt bearingyfht-
church members et the laymen that they may be observed closely
latter part of July will produce a ficers Lieutenants Bwarts and
HAS REAL TOUGH LUCK
FISHERMEN FIND COLD
seed crop the following year. If ger Walter Ooaaler. attended (be camp
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1
. In flight.
A large group turned out at same number."
8y *
» Inspection of .hips: From the WEATHER IN MOUNTAINS
The doors of the bank will be
mlnatlou Is delayed until fall the period.
F. B. Cannon O l.lo c .to . Shoulder | ! < meeting
Swimmer's
Delight Friday after­
of tha church body
opened
Friday morning for the con­
time ships are parked, thirty mln-
chances for a profitable crop of
W h it . Casting fo r Floh In
Considerable fresh snow waa noon and evening for the annual venience of those who were de­
Seoalons which opened at the wlll be devoted to the tnpection of
seed the next year are doubtful, RETURNED MISSIONARY
L a k . a t Pow er Dam
Methodist
Men’s
Brotherhood
pic­
found In the Cascades Sunday by
I church Monday will last through planes by spectators.
especially on cold. poor, or heavy
nic. An afternoon of varied activi­ positors of the institution.
VISITS RELATIVES HERE
There are many flab stories Sunday of next week. The lists of
3. Parachute Jump by Miss Billie W. K Barnell. O. H. Dibblee and ties waa enjoyed agd was followed
soil, says Hyslop.
which people give very little ere- ministerial appointment« for the Brown of Los Angeles: Premier H. E. Maxey on a fishing trip over,
Gne or two year old «eed, sown
JULY 4TH EXCURSIONS
Mias Hattie Mitchell. nii«»ionary deuce to. but here te one which next year will probably he read at woman parachute jumper ot the the week-end. The three men drove j *7 » >««• basket luncheon served
20 pounds to the acre, has been
to
The
Sisters
Saturday
evening
»7
ot
,he
Brotherhood
PLANNED BY RAILROAD
In Africa, who la now In the United Is verified by Dr. W. C. Rebtaan. j the session on Baturday.
world. Has the greatest number
found to give the best results.
and
continued
to
Three
Creeks
lake
members.
States on a leave of absence, was a local ph y« let an
Outatandlnn nnwni the visitors of Jumps to her credit of any wo­
Announcement that roundtrip ex­
gueet at the home of her slater.
Sunday morning. It waa very cold 1
F B Cannon, tourlit, decided to •t the gathering this year It Dr man.
INDEPENDENCE PEOPLE
cursion fares have been authorised
there
they
stated,
and
fishing
was
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
CLASS
Mrs. D. U Murphy the latter part
4. Stunting by Marshall Sea
try his luck flahlng In the joke Clarence True Wilson of New York,
AT 2 WEDDINGS SUNDAY of last week. She went to Salem
not very good. Several deer were
TO PICNIC TO NIG HT by the Southern Pacific company
above the power dam at Leaburg He was the principal speaker at grave of Medford. Oregon. In his
over its entire Pacific lines for the
to deliver an address Sunday morn­
seen
on
the
trip.
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260 horse power Speedwtag Trave-
Mr and Mrs. A. E. Dunckel and ing. Miss Mitchell will attend sum­ and made several fine casta with the open session Wednesday even
Members of Mrs. Van Valxah's Fourth of July holiday period was
Inlr.
anna. Edward and Ray. all of In­ mer school and will visit her stater his line when suddenly he twisted Ing. Msny Springfield people heard
Sunday school class at the Metho­ made here today by Carl Olson,
6. Altitude race against time: SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
his
shoulder
causing
a
dislocation
I
the
address.
dependence. were visitors at the and two brothers again later In the
dist church will hold another pic- agent for the railroad.
Ships will take off and climb up to
PLANNED FOR TUESDAY nJc th,g
The young peo-
Sales dates for the low-fare
home of Mrs. Luella Bristow at fall. She has been spending a few Monday evening
He was brought to Dr. Rebhan's SAMARITANS, FUN GROUP 1600 feet above the ground. They
420 I) street Bunday morning for a weeks visiting with her parent« at
. . . ’ pie will gather at Mrs. Van Val-, tickets, Mr. Olson said, will be July
must then do either a loop, a barrel
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
g
w,n 2 3 an(, 4 wlth retunj Hnllt ot
abort while. They drove to Eugene Ashland before coming to Spring- office where R was necessary to [ - j - q p|CNIC ON SUNDAY
roll or one turn of a tall spin. Short­ which was planned for Friday of
Swimmer's
Delight
for July 7. The territory Included in
administer
an
aneasthetlc
before
In time to attend the marriage of Held.
was postponed because
the shoulder could be set In place I Members of the Samaritans, the est time from ground to ground last . week
the excursion offer extends from
Mias llaxel Hilberg to Clifford
, ,
.
..
r>i
their picnic dinner and sports
K
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San Francisco to Ogden and Balt
again.
fun degree of Odd Fellowship will wins race. This Is one of the most of the Inclement weather. Plans
Btalsberg which was an event of II
MR. AND MRS. WADE TO
hold their annual picnic at Rlver- Interesting stunts that has ever now are to have the picnic on Tues
Lake City, and from Portland to El
o'clock In the morning After
day. June 30, if weather conditions LIUINa N t A K U K . N IC A
LIVE AT KLAMATH FALLS VISITORS HONORED AT
side park two miles east of Goshen been introduced at any air aow.
visit In this city they drove to Rose
AT
FRIDAY
LUNCHEON
p^ >
____
8. Stunting by Jonny Blum ot permit. The affair is to be held at
burg where they attended the wed
PICNIC DINNER S U N D A Y™ 8«"«»«
“ • p ™W‘»«
Mr. and Mra. A. L. Wade, former
SeatUe,
Waslngtoa:
He
Is
a
naval
Swimmer's Delight park. Game«
weather Is suitable It was an-
ding of Mtaa Fern Busenbark to
Dr. John R. Mex. professor of po- IRA GRAY CHOSEN TO
residents of Springfield, were In
pilot of exceptional ability. Will be Z ^ n ^ n d T ’telk et' m nne^w ni1^ llt,ral
economy at the University of SERVE ON FEDERAL JURY
Albert B. Wheeler.
Both Mrs
A group of Springfield people nounced this week,
flying a tapering wing Waco In de­
the
city
over
the
week-end
calling
Wheeler and Mrs. Btalsberg are
held
a
picnic
dinner
at
Hendricks
A„
peuowa
and
their
fami
held
in
the
evening.
Oregon,
was the speaker at the re-
— -
on friend». Mr. Wade was sales­
monstrations of stunts and speed.
teachers In the schools at Independ
,
rular weekly luncheon meeting of
The name of Ira Gray, spring-
bridge Bunday to honor visitors In ,)#a are |DT|ted to attend. The com
7.
Demonstration
flying
of
new
man
for
the
Springfield
office
of
ence and have been reelected for
charge will furnish cof- production Dianes: This will in­ M A D O m A DAI I TFA M
L,on» c,ub Prld8y DOOn
f’eld' dr“Wn
,edenU COUrt
the Mountain Slate« Power com the city over the week-end. The m|Uee
M A K LU LA BALL i
gome of w# experiences Portland Monday morning for ser-
another year.
pany for several years, leaving honor guests were Dr. and Mra. fea creanit sugar, and paper plates clude quick take-offs, slow landings,
Tbe Mortun Bristow family of
DEFEATS PARK GROUP
on
trip around the world vice on the federal Jury panel to
Windom, of Beattie, gueata of Dr.
regch the park motorlata are
l*lea«ant Hill were also guests at early this spring for North Bend and Mra. W. C. Rebhan. and Mrs. aa),ed to turn to the left Just before climbing turns and demonstrating
‘
which
he
completed
this past serve during the July term of court.
to assume a similar position In the
maneuverability ot ship, showing
The Fischer Lumber company
He w)u gppnd tJje gummer Thirty.sjx of the 75 drawn for ser-
tbe home of Mra. Luella Bristow
and
Mrs.
V.
Husband
of
San
Fran-
croaa|Bg
the
bridge
safety and improvement of new baseball team of Marcola defeated
bit mother. Bunday. The Bristow office there Mr. Wade was recently clsoo. Thoee participating In the
months teaching at the university vice are from Portland. The pro«-
A„ Samaritans are asked to wear planes.
the Swimmer's Delight ball club
and Dunkel families are old ac transferred to the Klamath Falla outdoor meal Included the honor | the,r PGZ
pective Jurors have been notified
8. Stunting and demonstrations 12 to 10 In a muddy contest at the Besstons to be held In Portland.
office and stopped here on his way
qualntances.
to report in the federal court In
guests. Dr. and Mrs. Rebhan and
to assume his new duties.
by Gordon Mounts: Pacific Coaat
last Sunday. The park team p A«.«.ppV u » c LIGHT
Portland at 10 o’closk on the morn-
daughters. Joy and Bobble. Mr. and j NEWLYWEDS ARE GUESTS representative of the Fleet Air resort
wlU cross bate with the Wendllng C A N N E R Y H A !»
Prepare Airport
For Toar Ships
Boundary Board
j —
LOCAL WEDDING IS
X
WESTFIR CHILDREN GET
TOLD T H IS WEEK
PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC
0 ”
CU~ I * T DINNER ON TUESDAY Craft corporation of Buffalo, N. Y.
players this Sunday
RUN
ON CHERRIES tng of July 7'
8. Surprise act: No Information . t u r n e r - : X
to “
Canning o f ^ e s at the Eu- NO THISTLE NOTICES
MISS LOOMIS HONORED
I
M a « , L T S i will be given out on thia perform­
The marriage of Miss Beth Dale
ance.
as
it
would
spoil
Its
affect.
lured
by
baseball
games
with
West
8™’
P™« «rowers’ association Is TQ BE MAILED TH IS YEAR
Several of the babtee and chll
Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mra
AT
SHOWER
ON
FRIDAY
|
evening with dinner for Mr. and
fir
and
Thurston.
Jitney
and
earn
I
expected
to be ended this week.
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10.
Second
parachute
Jump
by
K. 8. Jones, to Donald LeRoy Meak dren of pre-school age In the West­
Notlces to remove thistles from
Mrs. Victor P. Husband who were Miss Brown's sister: One of these val dances, and a fireworks display The market for cherries ie not as
fir
community
were
given
physUal
Ins was an event of Saturday. June
being made by G. E. Jacoby. K«xl “ « ”as been and the recent infested property will not be sent
Miss Alice Mae Loomis, assist-1 ,.a,.entiy married, and for Miss girls will make a delayed Jump.
20. The ceremony was performed examinations at a clinic held there ant ot the dental office of Dr. W. ^*|nl(rM Tyson who will be mar That means she will delay opening are
ralne have seriously damaged the to property owners this year ac­
manager.
Wednesday
morning
at
10
o'clock.
at the Methodist church In Corval­
cording to county officials In charge
crop.
N.
Dow,
was
honored
Friday
even
r,e(,
aoon
t0
Leland
M.
Hover
of
her
parachute
until
she
has
drop­
lis with Rev. Smith, pastor of the Dr. 8. M. Kerron, county health Ing at the home of Mra. Marte Pol- phoenix, Arliona
with of the thistle control work. The re­
Work
Ksteto
to
Be
P
robated-
Lee
E.
w
ont
Is
now
underway
ped
at
least
1000
feet
from
the
ship
physician, assisted by Dr. Benson
congregation, officiating.
lock In Eugene when the members
11. Formation flying: There will Abbe has been appointed admlnls- loganberries and* raspberries, The quirements of the thistle law have
Those present for the dinner
Mlsa Ethel Rauch and Everett of Westfir, conducted the examina­ of the Southern Willamette Dental
be
a formation of 8 Oreat Lake’s trator of the estate of Henry W. cannery la expecting to handle 25 been published in all of the papers
Squires attended the couple. They tions. Mra. Della Fltigerald and Assistants' association held a mis­ were Mr. and Mrs. Husband, Mlse airplanes: a formation of 8 Bird Rose, according to an order filed tons of loganberries this season.
of the county at various times and
Tyson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murphy
and
Miss
Bessie
Williams,
county
health
will make their home In Spring
all property owners will be expect­
cellaneous
shower
for
her
In
honor
airplanes
and
8
Fleet
airplanes,
and
in probate court.
~ ~
Miss Clara Jones.
nurses, assisted with the examina­
field.
ed to comply with the statute or
of her coming marriage to Harris
one
National
Guard
squadron.
N.
O.
W.
MEETING
IS
tions.
Hurd. Members of the aaaoclaUon
12. Flying lesson: In this event,
Administrator Is Appointed— W.
HELD ON WEDNESDAY the county will prosecute.
POLICE CHIEF TAKES
we will endeavor to use the radio W. Cadby has been appointed ad­
elected new officer« at tha meeting I y^.pp ague DIVORCE-
LIONS ATTEND CHARTER which began with a covered d leh lW IFE A S K S D 'v U K U fc ,
ANNUAL VACATION NOW
to explain the method of control ministrator of the estate of Herbert
The regular meeting of the REBEKAH LODGE HONORS
CONVICTION CHARGED of an airplane with actual demon Cadby.
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PRESENTATION FRIDAY dinner. Thia was the last meeting
Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge PIONEER CROUP MEMBER
Lum F. Anderson, chief of police
of the group for the summer.
stratlons by a plane out In the cen­
group was held at I. O. O. F. hall
Suit for divorce wae filed In clr- ter ot the field.
Four Springfield businessmen,
her Traveliar Mystery ship. This Wednesday evening. Regular busi­
of the city of Springfield, la now
Members of the Juanita Rebekah
taking his annual vacation. He has member« of the local Lions club, ROYAL NEIGHBORS PLAN I™« court w*dn*’dt y by
13. Stunting by Tex Rankin: ship is the same make and type as ness occupied the evening. Refresh­ lodge of Springfield honored Sister
.
.
.
.
w
,_
1
e
t
t
e
against
her
husband
T.
W.
Oll-
the ones flown by Frank Hawkes, ments and a social time followed
two weeks leave. Fred Hinson, drove to Harrisburg Friday even
"Nuf Sed."
Agnes Doran, for many years a
PICNIC FOR JULY 17 1 lette. The couple married at Walla
former night watchman. Is taking Ing to attend the Charter Night
1«. Gladys O'Domnel: Winner of holder of practically all world’s the business meeting.
member of the loral group with a
.
.Walla,
Wheh.,
November
2.
IM
A
Anderson's place on the day force meeting of the club In that city.
practically all major closed course speed records for commercial shlpe.
Plans for a summer picnic to ba
havp no ch|,dren
late dinner at the I. O. O. F. hall
The Harrisburg group has been or
This
ship
has
a
top
speed
of
well
during the vacation period.
events and several cross country
Monday evening following the re
GOOD
CROWD
ATTENDS
ganlxed but a short while and was held July 17, were made here last
over 200 miles an hour In level
week at the regular meeting of
The complaint cltee as ground« races, who will give a racing de­
observing receipt of Its charter at
ICE CREAM SOCIAL gular lodge meeting which waa held
W. C. T. U. MEETS AT
the Royal Neighbor«. The gather- for a divorce that the defendant monstration making pylon turns flight.
earlier in the evening Mrs. Doran
the meeting. Local men attending
17. Dorothy Hester, the world's
right off the ground,
CHURCH WEDNESDAY
Ing
will
be
held
at
the
Harpole
w
ta
convicted
of
felony
In
1*20.
A large group of local people at­ has lived in California for the past
the gathering were Clifford Wilson,
16. Second surprise act of the premier stunt pilot— Man or wo­
ranch near Meadowvlew. The next
Plaintiff asks the return of her
tended
the Ice cream social on the several years, but has retained her
W.
F.
Walker,
W.
K.
Uarnell,
and
man:
Miss
Hester
will
do
all
con-
Members of the Springfield unit
day: No Information will be given
meeting of the organlxatlon will be | former name of Eva Belt«
membership in the local group.
of the W. C. T. U. held their re­ Dr. W. C, Rebhan.
out on this act. but we will aay venttonal stunts up-slde-down. Be- lawn of the Christian church Tues-
held July II.
day evening which was sponsored
sides
that,
she
will
do
an
outside
gular meeting at the Methodist
To »tort Vaoatlon— H. H. Schaf that It Includes everything that has
Spends Day Hare—Mrs. Alfred P.
Returns Tussday — Mrs. Katie
loop finishing her act with an at­ by the Christian Endeavor society.
church Wednesday afternoon at
Daughter
Born
—
Mr.
and
Mr«,
tain
States Power company will ever been done In the way of stunt
A program of songs and readings Frese spent Wednesday visiting
Urumette
returned
to
Springfield
tempted
Inverted
outside
loop.
She
2:30 o’clock. Thia was the Foreign
William 8. Witmer of Jasper ara fenberg. service man for the Moun- flying all rounded up Into one act. has done several of these success­ was given during the serving of the with her husband's parents In
Mission Day meeting of the group Tuesday from Portland where she the parents of a baby daughter »tart a two week«' vacation Batur-
13. Speed demonstration by Flor-
Springfield.
ice-cream and cake.
Lowe (Pancho Barnaa): In fully-
and a special mission program was lias spent two weeks visiting with boru to them recently.
‘ day.
presented.
ber eon and daughter.