THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
I'W KNTY-KIG HTII YKAH
’HlUNOKIKbO. LANE COUNTY, OREGON
THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER 3, 1U31
\ Cascade Chapter
Fimi »IH. $J S
,a,,s 1 *
ORI FIRM RAIS Driggs Family to
Return Next Week
*”r< SPRINGFIELD MIR
BAPTIST PASTOR w
SEEK IRIRIFR ROAD
UP NEXT SUNDAY Aedo™ SfarleJ ||I0 0AKR|06E
Ent- tain Eugene Visitors on
Special Program to Be Given
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lay; Creswell Star
Exceptional Melon and Toma-' at High School Under Aus-
lllnggg of Father In California j
•i- x at Meet Tonight
pices of Lions Group
to Yields Now Being Har
Caua«« Raiawco Teacher
vested
Near
City
to Resign Poet
Mr
r Cascade Chapter O.
To play a return engagement,
X
K. H„
SUCCESSOR
NOT
NAMED ■unir ba.
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' their fall
Votera of Walterville Aoo»pt| ^ 'w o r k ‘e.
ild. mal al tbe Ma
A good example of the high qual members of tba Driggs family, mast
y rvrulna to bagln
ity fruit anti vegetable crops which i-lana. will appear at the high
rter tbr ■unireer can br prod ii loti In I-ano county school auditorium In Hprlngfleld on
V the
No. 34
Special Baptismal Service to
Be Conducted in Evening
By Rev. Mulholland
To consider the selection of a
pastor to succeed Rev. R. R. Mul-
holland members of the Congrega-
1 tlon of the Baptist church will re
main for a short business meeting
Sunday mornl.-< after the church
1 services
Several candidates for tbe open
j tng have been brought to Spring-
. field during the past few weeks by
the pulpit supply committee and
It I. believed that an effort will be
.
.
made to reach an agreement on one
,.r i t » m en
of the men.
Kenneth Tobias. American Sun
day School Union worker will
preach the sermon at the church
Sunday morning.
Sunday evening there will be a
special baptismal service with bap
tisms by Rev. Mulholland. Mr. To
resident W alter 3. Gidord of tbe
bias will assist in tbe service.
State Bank Head Files Suit to
Collect on Promissory Note Six Miles of Surfacing Neoee
Held By Institution
sary to Keep Upper Wil
lamette Road Open
Legal actions In the matter of I
the liquidation of the Commercial'
Stale bank, which was taken over BRIDGE ABOUT FINISHED
by the State Hank Examiner on
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June 6 w ere started In circuit c u n j D ed ica tio n f a , S tr u c tu r e a t
!*8’ week
The first came from the office of Hall Gato Canyon Planned
for September 26
the county treasurer who seeks to )
have the funds of Lane county held
Whether or not tbe new upper
as a preferred claim and prior lien |
The county has on deposit In the Willamette highway will be open
to travel this winter will probably
bank 153.987.OS.
r 0|,„ .,lon
a r
de< ,d' d toda’' a‘ 8
o lle itlo n o f a promissory note the
state highway commission
1.
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'
■ m u » is s h » u
’ sought by A. A. Schramm, state which la being held in Portland.
superintendent of banks. In the sec The entire membership of the Lane
onil action. Suit In this matter was county court Is In Portland today
filed in i ircult court Friday against to discuss with tbe commission the
A. W. Weaver, Ella Weaver, and possibility of immediately gravel
, Ibert 8. Weaver.
ing a a|x mt|e atretcb o( the qaw
regular i w„ h(>M| ,rrlgal,„n
ni,w bg Tuesday evening. September «
d* xeeb • ’ lhe H H Prather ranch at g o’clock
Budget Monday; 30 More j rectlon of Mr.
>ude
llson; ,hree an<| one half miles east of
Their second appearance here Is
Student to Come Here
I worthy matron .na members en-
being made under the au spices o f
Springfield on the Jasper road
Joyed a aortal gathering
Mr, Prather came to Springfield the Liona club.
John Douglas Knox, astrnnomlst
Visitors werep resent from Blue
two years ago from Molalla where
Members of this fa roily, whose
and lecturer, employed by the m VBr |<„|g„ |„ Kug..„e.
bu
had
made
pronounced
success
I
h
uv Is In I xjs Angeles, have been
school board last spring to teach
Cascade chapter has ben Invited
alienee and Hpanlsb at the local io Creswell this evening to be with dry vegetable and fruit farm making a vacation tour of the Pa-
high school during the coming guests of the chapter In that city Ing He purchased s 20 acre tract dfic Northwest as a part of a chau-
term has submitted his resignation at their first fe ll meeting A social and Immediately put It under cul- tauqua system and appeared here
tlvatlon.
about six weeks ago before a small
io the board aud will sot be boro affair will follow the regular meet-
First
Year
Good
but appreciative audience at the
for the opening of the school year i,,g. Heveral of the local officials
Last year he had a very success- Christian church. They later play
It was slated Wedneeday by C A and members arep annlng to at-
ful season, despite the unsatlsfac ed and performed before the IAons
Hwarts. board chairman
, tend this gathering
tory weather. The spring was late club.
In submitting bis resignation Mr.
The nest meeting of Cascade
Their previous visit here was
Knox stated that his father was chapter will lie held on Heptemher and the fall rains started early.
i road which would then make wla-
This, the second year, sees three decided upon without any time for
very III In California and that it ¡15
M A N Y S A W M IL L S L O W E R
ter driving over tne road possible
and
one
half
acres
of
tomatoes,
two
advertising
and
only
a
few
could
would be necessary to be near him
-
P R O D U C T IO N F O R W E E K “,ter we‘ weather «▼<»•••
acres
of
cantaloupes,
two
acres
of
attend
the
program
Those
who
did
thia winter. They plan to live In
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Construction work on tbe hlcb-
watermelons. 100 peach tress, sev were so pleased that the Lions club American Telephone & Telegraph
I xm Angeles,
Co. (above) and Fred C. Craxton, of
New Business and Shipments Con- »»>' has been completed to tbe
eral
apple trees, u strawberry I has decided to bring the troupe Ohio, will oombet unaraploymsat this
There has been no new contrac at
tinue to Exceed Actual Cut-
"*» bridge across the Willamette
patch, several varieties of stalk hack for another engagement next
let as yet for a teacher to fill the
ting at Mills
' river near Oakridge snd all but
berries, and a considerable acreage Tuesday.
vacancy although several are
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about six miles of this bat
' of both field and sweet corn, all
The family played to capacity
considered according to Hwarts
M A N Y S P R IN G F IE L D F O L K
Seattle, Wasb.—A total of 341' given a base surface coat.
! crowded onto the small tract and bouses at Cottage Grove and Crss-
This combination of science and
W IL L S E E D E M P S E Y B O U T
all producing exceptional crops
well on their trip north.
mills reporting to the West Coast
The bridge Itself will be __
Spanish la ■ raher dlfficuit une to Poat to Convene at Commun-
Tomatoes, watermelons, and can-
The entertainment consists of
State Held to Have Authority Lumbermen'8 association for the pleted shortly after the mlddel of
fin and le more m, tbD lat. In the jty H all H.ro Aft#r toonth’.
A large percentage of the popu tn C o o n la t. C traam r i .h i n » week ending August 22, operated this month and a tentative date
taloupes have and continue to be selections by an orchestra. Indlvl-
season. Kvery effort la belng inade
ceqt of capaclty
I
ded,cation hag
Mr. Prather's specialties. His peach dual musical selections, readings. lation of Springfield have indica to Regulate Strearn F.ah.ng 3604
Vacation
During
August
by Ibe txiard me m ber h lu (mil sonie
ted either their Intention, or their
W ithin B o u n d a r ie s
pared to 38.0? per cent of capacity Saturday. September 28. Elaborate
crop will be something for later and skits.
equally competent Inatructor to suc
de»1n- to witness the four round
Springfield American Legion post years, be aaye. He eet out 100 of tbe
The act of 1931 legislature pro-
“ “a
p,aBa
WOrkad
«•» this
ceed K nos. Th. board préféra tOjnumbpr 40 w,„ boId
Jack Dempsey exhibition boxing h l h l l l n . h , » , i i k in .
trees this spring and they are all JOHN LEWIS FUNERAL
,h u
601
"*me W**k lMt eTeDt ,Il<1 ■ l*r« CaTSVSB Of IBO-
etnploy anolher m .n for the hlgh
of (bl. f. „
man-h
at
McArthur
court
in
Eu-
Wbltlng
boat
«»hlng
°
°
’he
Me-
year
Por
the
„
wepkg
o,
torjata
from
,owpf
w
„tala.tte
val-
growing and average about five feet
TO BE HELD TODAY gent- on Friday evening. Many of Kea8‘* rlve’ abore Blu* rlre* * a8 1»31 these 343 mills have operated ley cities will attend the ceremnn-
sebool faculty If a aatl.factory «ne uiunlty ha|, ,
Klectlon of In height.
can be found
tb<- local people are not taking any *»>H’“lne<l Monday la federal dis- at 41.12 per cent of capacity as com- lea.
officers for the ensuing year will
Peaches Do Well
Funeral services tor John J.
Budget la Passed
•» Portland In an opln- wred to 5, <0
cent f(jr thg
present time motorists
he Ibe principal Item of Itualnesa.
"There will be a few peaches on Lewis of Harrisburg who died at okances of getting to the pavilion ‘J ,ct
Assurance that the Hprlngfleld
tton
of
the
law
was
In
violation
of
_
,
.
'
.
too
late
and
have
already
pur-
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. No meeting of the post were held! the trees next year, but the crop the Pacific Christian hospital In Eu
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,aB e period in 1930. During the drive up along the river on tbs
Fee.
and
concurred
In
by
District
.
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h
i
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-
.a
7.
.
chased
reserved
seats.
a en ante w
In-1 during the month of August Where will not become very heavy until
J It M N
it Ci it J it
* eek enafng August 15, 181 of these south side and ford the stream this
gene Monday noon at the age of M
' i h * " * *. i ' al,p^,,,lra“,• l' -1® "u,‘ the next meeting will be held will the two years after that." says the
Indications
are
that
every
seat
Sg U.te n e °
1X0
•*
mlllB
were
reP°r*,M
l
»■
down
and
side
of
the
new
bridge
and then
years will be held from the Walker-
Side students was , lT. B Monday br
, onlgb, Thp |<H.-( po„ ' farmer.
The
d
e
cisio
n
was
Iv
n
162
°P*’»tlng-
Those
operat-'
continue
to
Oakridge
on
the old
Poole rbapel In Springfield this in lh'' mammoth building, which
I « 11 i ^ i k
'“,Pay h*’ •M"’n meeting In the various
There were 400C plants In tbe to afternoon at 1:30 Rev. Norman
comfortably accommodate 8000 „j.,, and ln,unct’ ’n’?'a^ 1 d° byn i n K
rel>orted production as «2.74 road. If the connty court members
ll ■ i > 7 w *i *"01
*
<>O1 rommunltlea where they have mato fields A very low percentage —
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are successful in reaching a satls-
Workman
of Mattel will officiate
Persons, ~ will be filled when the owners of Thompson's resort. The per cent of th*,r group capacity.
district at Walterville approved o f,„ ..,„ k ..r„
1
..
th
~ i kuo « s i x
members
of these have died. Most of the snd Interment will be made in the fight begins. A special train from
Current
new
business
reported
by
factory agreement arlth the hlgb-
owners contended that the opera
<Pk< ° k .. a
.
I Pr*"‘’n' officers of the post In-1 missing hills are attributed to the
a Portland will bring a large number' tlon of ,he
jn xioiatiiTn of I *** Identical mills was 17.23 per
body they will use their rock
Mabel cemetery.
for the lev**of>r°* *" prl"1 lpa*ly '
I,r w N- Dow- commander; work of moles which cut the roots
the fourteenth amendment to the CeDt ° ’ er produc’io" “ d «hlpments crusher now In that vicinity and
Mr. I-ewls was born In Missouri , «< light fans.
eaaary funds to operate a school
N
“di“,anL »od underground. Break O’ Day and on February 9
1875, and came
A number of other first-class , United States constitution.
were 14.66 per -cent over. New ex-: sPre»d a layer of the gravel on the
Jack Larson. Hnsnce officer.
Burbank s Golden Treasure, are the acr„ „ the plains when nine years bouts have been arranged by Herb in handing down the decision port bu8lne8s received during the j ’ ¡x mile stretch making It poaslbie
bus taking the high school students
varieties grown this year It Is ex- 0|d and le ttled with his parents Owen, matchmaker, to follow the the Judges point out that the state w<‘ek was ab°ut 4Li million feet to drive to the new bridge, cross
of that district to Springfield and
pected that more than 1000 bushels near Mabel. He lived here until Dempsey go.
is a soverign bodv and is best able *"Ore thaD ,he rolume repor,ed ,or T T and ,he"
*B‘° ° * k-
return dally.
T E A C H E R IN S T I T U T E T O
of these will be harvested and sold seven years ago when he moved to
to regulate fishing on the upper ,h* preT'°US week' Dome8tic car* << rIdge ° B the BOrth 8,de'
The action of (he voters at Wsl
Jimmy Byrnes of Coos Bay. pro McKeosie from boat« the Judges orders in’crea®e<i
BE H E L D O C T O B E R 15, 16 ’his season
3 million
According to C. P. Barnard, coun-
Harrisburg.
tervllle finally settles the long un
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Honey Rock and Luther Bur-
He
ii
survived
by
two
daughters.
minent
heavyweight, and opponent
merelv wo feet ,rom ,he Prevk,D8
»"d ty Judge, it wtll require 5000 yards
decided question as to where thsae
October 15 and 1« have been set hank's Golden Treasure varieties Mrs. Willard Herman of Harrisburg of a*veral ° r the fad in g contend- yid,'
, ODDOr, unitv for aii ,ocal ord‘,rs increaaed 1L4 million of gravel for the one rough eurfac-
students would allend school „ th
,bp
dalP, ,or , he alinua, ta„ j
,nclud<.d |n , be eantalouDe »nA Mr. Po.ri r-ni». «r N .w v,„k ,r " for ’he heavyweight crown will __ ____
e da tes fo r th e a n n u a l fa ll
innk,-a^-a
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feet. There was also a small in- tng.
the cantaloupe and Mrs. Pearl Coles of New York er,i
,he
residentg of . , he state.
ever since It was announced last | teachers Institute to be held In U k - patch
be the first man to enter the square
The Honey Rock melons city.
j crease in new rail business over the
u the 8Urtactng Is done trnvnt
spring that th* WaMSrvlIle h igh , county under the direc tion of C. j are now ripe, but the other, are s
previous
week.
the
increase i on the highway w„ ,
restricted
He was a member of the Elks r‘ng wUh
boo was condemned and that the A. Howard, state superintendent of smaller variety and ripen later
RECEIPTS AT COUNTY
amounting to 150.000 feet. All of ,o ligh, car. durlng wet wea|h„
and
Moose
lodges
In
Eugene.
C
’ .r.T e h"a? E / T J T
i PUh,’r ,B8' rU‘-" ° 0'
’
The watermelon patch contain,
Legion Election
for Tonight
Boat Pishing Ban
Upheld by Court
year there ha. ben considerable, Theae »esslons will probably he four varieties: Camp Clark. Sugar
speculation as to the final action h. | d at lhe Roosevelt Junior high Stick, Tom Watson, snd Honey
which would be taken.
school In Eugene where they were Giant The earliest of these Just
Iteelslon to send the students to [ conducted the pnst year
now getting ripe. The later vsrle-
Hprlngfleld was reached after . s . r , The state wide hi«), school prln-ltles will keep coming on until Octo-
■ of conferences with the local clpals conference will be held on her The Camp Clark melon Is an
school authorities had been held.
.
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.
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■« i October
uctoner 1«
is. 17
17.
Importation
from
Missouri.
The
Conslderable
opposition
arose,
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I Sugar Stick melon Is a smaller
however, and several families
stated that they would send their
children to schools In the adjoining
high school districts. The approval
of the budget, which Is primarily
a matter of finances for the trans
portation system, removes all
doubt as to the action to be taken
and local school authorities are
now making arrangements to ac
commodate the Increase In attend
ance.
Claase at both the grade schools
and at the high school will meet
for the first time Thursday, Sept
ember 17. with regular Instruction
beginning on Ibe following Monday.
RAILROAD PLANS FOR
HEAVY TOURIST TRAVEL
Reestablishment for the first
first time since last May of the
company's now famous cent-a-mlle
transportation fares, September 8,
4 and 5, has led to the prediction
of extraordinary travel on all parts
of the Southern Pacific's system
from Portland Io El Paso and from
Han Francisco Io Ogden, Balt Lake
City included.
Pre-sate Inquiries to Houlhern
Pacific agents tend to Indicate the
anticipated record travel, according
to Fred A. Smith, local agent for
the company.
A 12-day return limit from the
first dale of sale Is being authorised
In connection with the “Dollar
Day" sale. This, added to the fact
that the sale Just precedes the
Labor day week end. Is expected to
enhance the value of the bargains
to the traveling public.
Travel to the much publicised
Fiesta de Los Angeles, September
4 to 13, and to the California State
Fair at Sacramento, September 5
to 12, Is expected to he unusually
great due to the cent-a-mlle round
trip fares.
The roundtrip fares will he based
on three-fifths the cost of the us
ual one wny ticket. Tickets under
the plan will be good on all trains,
coach or Pullman.
MINISTER WILL MOVE TO
ROSEBURG NEXT WEEK
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph R. Mulhol
land and children will leave the
first of the week for Roseburg
where they will make their home.
Rev. Mulholland was recently call
ed to the First Baptist church In
thnl city after having served the
congregation bers for two years.
B A P T IS T Y O l IN f i P F f lP I P
B A P T IS T Y O U N G P E O P L E
variety. It has a light eolored shell.
The Tom Wataon
,ha
NAME NEW OFFICERS long heavy and dark ones. Several
New
officials
for
the
i of them measure over two feet In
Baptist , length.
Young People s Union of the
Has No Sales Problem,
Springfield church were named at
Sales problems do not worry Mr.
a meeting of the group held Sunday j Prather
evening. They will hold office for
-Jf you have a good product , he
the next year and an- as follows: pubHC will come to yonr place to
John Benton, president; Mrs. II. J , gc|
be aaya
Adams, secretary-treasurer; and
And they do. for he makee no
Vernlce Hawke, musician. It w as; attempt to dispose of his crops
dceliled lo name a social chairman othpr ,han to thoBe who drlve ou,
every month.
to b|B p|acP He has followed this
I method for several years and has
FALL PLOWING STARTS
had no difficulty In disposing of
IN LOWER SECTIONS hl" produce.
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Alarm System Installed
Fall plowing In some of the lower
Just a warning, however, to those
sections has started this week. The who would visit the melon patches
higher ground Is dry. hut the lower without first seeing the owner,
lands can be plowed successfully Mr. Prather has an Intricate alarm
slate farmers.
system worked out which warns
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him whenever any prowlers enter
the fields. He sleeps In the center
CHAMBER CONSIDERS
of the watermelon field during the
ONLY ROUTINE WORK ripening season and has already
No Important business
was caught parties attempting to make
brought before the semimonthly ralilse on his property.
meeting of the Springfield Chamber
of Commerce held Tuesday evening KATHERYN JACK WED TO
Only regular work was considered
GEORGE COLE SUNDAY
by the members present.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn
Saattls Resident Visits
Juck to George Cole was solemnised
Miss Theda Perkins of Seattle Sunday evening ut the home of the
slopped In Springfield for a short bride's parents at Camp Creek. Rev.
visit will) friends Wednesday. Miss K. H. Mulholland read the service
Perkins Is a sister to George Per before a group of 26 friends and
kins and was returning to her home relatives.
In Seattle after a long trip to Salt
Mrs. Cole Is a graduate of the
Lake and other mid-west points.
Springfield high school. Mr. Cole Is
employed at Chase Gardens. The
Leave for Vacation
couple will make their home on
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sankey left Second street In Springfield.
this morning for Bandon where
they will spend part of Mr. Bankey's
To Ba Rslsased from Hospital
vacation, He Is mall carrier on
Jack Jackson will probably be re
route 2.
leased Friday or Saturday of this
week from the Pacific Christian
Group Enjoys Outing
hospital where he underwent a ma
A number of families Including jor operation recently.
the Willis Berlsch, Carl Henseny,
Mrs. Edr.a June Yarnell, and Joel
Visiting Friends
and I.oulsa Cowden spent the week
Mrs. Leota Rodenbough la spend
end on Fall Creek.
Ing three weeks In Sprlngflelu visit
ing friends. She has been attending
M o v t to Coast
summer seslson classes at Mon
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Basford have mouth normal school.
moved to the coast this week where
they will make their home In the
Assistant Hara
future.
Mlsa Clara Jones, assistant at the
office of Dr. W. C. Rebhan. and who
Returns from Coast
is now on her vacation, was In th6
Mrs. Thomas Patrick returned office a few days the first of the
Monday from Westlake where she week, leaving later to complete
has spent six-weeks visiting.
her vacation.
METHODIST LADIES AID
HAS MONTHLY MEETING
OFFICE ARE LISTED ,he"e Inn-eases In business over the
prevent damaging the roadbed.
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previous week touted 9 million
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Receipts at the office of the coun feet. During the past 33 weeks of T R A N S F E R O F OFFICIAL S
Members of the Methodist ladies ty clerk for the month of August ’his year orders for these 224 mills i
MADE BY S. P. COMPANY
aid society held their regular were 21515.55. according to a re- have averaged 1.32 per cent over
"Christ and the Cause of I-abor'
monthly business meeting and ail- Port compiled today.
production.
will be the theme of the message at
K. A. DeMaraia, district freight
ver tea at the church Wednesday
The receipts were the next l o w - ; --------------------- -—
the Sunday morning worship hour
j and passenger agent of the Soutb-
afternoon beginning at 2:30. Mrs <?«’ for the year to February. The L IO N S T IE D R IV E
FOR
at the Methodist church commenc
; ern Pacific at Salem, succeeds 1. L.
M. M. Male, president of the aid receipts were segregated as fol-
ing at 11 o'clock. The evening ser gfoup. presided over the business lows: Recording fees, 2627.76; cir-
N E W C L U B M E M B E R S H IP Kelly, district freight and passeu-
vice at 8 o'clock will be In the na
' ger agent in Eugene effective
Bept-
tneetlng. and members of the quilt 1 ult court fees, 2692; probate court
ture of a Christian workers' con ing committee had charge of the and county court. 95; marriage lic- i The membership drive which has ember 1. Mr. Kelly is being trans
ference In which will be considered tea.
enses, 29;
miscelleanous fees bee” 8ponsored f°r the past few ferred to Sacramento, where he waa
the goal of the church and bow to
weeks by the members of the formerly stationed, according to
2104.80.
¡Springfield Lions club closed Fri Joint announcement by J. H. Mul-
attain It. Rev. Dean C. Poindexter,
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day with a tie. Each of the teams, ebav and J. A. Ormandy, freight
pastor, will conduct both services. C IR C L E M E E T IN G O F F ;
M E M B E R S P IC K IN G H O P S M A N T A K E N W IT H B IG
A cordial welcome awaits all who
captained by Clayton Barber, and and passenger traffic managers,
S H IP M E N T O F A L C O H O L Niel Pollard, turned In eight new respectively.
come to these services.
The regular meeting of Iuka cir
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members.
Mr. DeMarals will have charge of
d e Ladies of the G. A. R. which
Sixty gallons of grain alcohol
Plans for the forthcoming visit freight and passenger activities in
W E S T F IR R E S ID E N T D IE S
was Io have been held tonight at were found in pcssesslon of Barnes; of the Driggs family, which is to
IN E U G E N E O N F R ID A Y the armory will be called off be- Napier. 22. who was arrested at Cot- appear at the high school on Sept- the Eugene and Marshfield districts
with headquarters In Eugene. He
cause many members of the or- tage Grove by State Officer Morgan ember 9. were discussed at the
Mrs. Edith Elmore of Westfir ganixntion are picking hops.
has
been with the Southern Pacific
Friday.
meeting. Dr. W. C. Rebhan also since 1923 and during that time
died at the Eugene hospital Friday
Napier was sentenced to 30 days spoke briefly on the medical pro
has held various positions In the
evenlng She Is survived by her |
c r u iD D I m ACC
in the county Jail and a fine of fession.
husband. George Elmore; three S U N D A Y S C H O O L C L A S S
general offices In Portland and In
<350. The confiscation of the alco-
Klamath Falls and Salem.
children. Robert Louise, and Betty H O L D S S W IM M IN G P A R T Y
hoi is the largest of this fluid taken MISSION GROUP MEETS
Jean; her parents, Mr. and Mrs
u . . » n ■«, «, . In some time. A few years ago there
W. W. Scott of Medford and sev x .? :nX r: . ; f s X f c L ' o ^ i e -
a b- -
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•• one ON TUESDAYAFTERNOON RELATIVES GATHER FOR
eral brothers and sisters.
lime and 90 gallons at another time.
DINNER HERE SUNDAY
Funeral services were held from Methodist church enjoyed another
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Nominations of new officials for
the Walker-Poole chapel in Eugene j
their swimming parties at the
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.
the
Women’s
Foreign
Missionary
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
MacManiman Goes to Baker
.
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock Swimmers Delight park on Mon-
| society of the Methodist church Schlewe gathered at their home
Jim
MacManiman,
operator
of
were
Bt
the
meetln<
of
Interment was made In the new day evening.
the Springfield School of F lyin g',he group hel„ Tuegday with „ „ Sunday for a surprise covered dish
I. O. O. F. cemetery.
at the municipal airport returned v w Emery
ag bO8tegs A nom,. dinner. Those present were Mr.
DOCTOR CATCHES FINE
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and Mrs. Don Swanger and daugh
i the middle of the week from Baker i
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HOP PICKING GETS
FISH IN RIVER MONDAY and other eastern Oregon cities Mr8 A B Van VgUah Mrg Wm ter. Betty, of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Stapleton. Mr. aad Mrs. Carl
STARTED TH IS WEEK
| where he had flown in the Trave-
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I Five fish, one 13 Inch redside., ,g|r three.pl#ce ghlp at the 9chool. O. Hughes, Mrs. Emery, and Mrs. Stapleton and sons, Lyle and Clif
Emma Olson, was named to make ford. Mr. and Mrs. Xury Lemon aad
Picking of late hops will get a one 12 Ineh speckled trout, a n
d
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nominations at the next meeting daughter, Barbara, and son, Verle,
good start In this vicinity this week : three others, were caught Monday •
Return from Trip
Starting Tuesday with the I.. S morning in the McKenale river b y ' Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Male and to be held October 6. Elections will all of Alvadore.
Chrlstofferson ranch picking w as; Dr. W. H. Pollard during a short (,8lIghter. Grace, returned Thursday also be made at this time.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
scheduled to begin dally on the | fishing trip. The doctor does not of last week from a three-weeks'
Porter, mother of Mrs. Dean Poin SCHOOL BOARD MEET
following places: H. L. Edmunson. use a boat.
motor trip which took them to dexter and Miss Clara Massee of
SET FOR NEXT MONDAY
September 2; Fish hop yards, and
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Spokane to visit Mrs. Male's Portland.
J. H. Seavey hop yards. September M A N F R A C T U R E S L E G
brother, and then to Seattle and
The regular monthly meeting of
3; and Wayne McBee on Septem
WHEN HIT- BY L O G Puget Sound.
the
school board for district 19
FOWLER-POHLL WEDDING
ber 4.
will be held Monday evening, Sept
A good crop of hops Is expected
David L. Grace sustained a frac-l
III at Home
OBSERVED WEDNESDAY ember 7. There are a considerable
this season according to the own- tured left leg Saturday while work-; Mrs. J. C. Sweeney Is reported by
number of things to be taken up
era.
Ing In the woods near this city, her physician to be very ill at her
Miss Beryl D. Fowler, daughter before the opening of the schools
A falling log struck him. He was home. A special nurse is in attend-1 of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fowler, route which will be discussed at the
DEPOT TELEGRAPHER
1, Springfield, was united in mar meeting.
taken to the Eugene hospital.
riage Wednesday. September 2, to
MOVED TO CORVALLIS
Norman D. Pohll of Eugene. The
Visits With Daughters
Former Car Dealer Bankrupt
To Visit Daughter
George
Prochnow.
telegraph
Mrs. Emma Olson went to West | D. H. Campbell, former used ear ceremony took place at the Grace
Mrs. Taylor of Roseburg is ex
clerk at the local Southern Pacific fir Thursday to visit with h er' dealer in Eugene has filed a petl- Lutheran church on Ferry street pected to arrive In Springfield to
with Rev. Martin P. Simon offici day from Roseburg to spend some
depot for several years has been danghter. Mrs. Bruce Lansberry tlon in bankruptcy.
ating. Only family members at time visiting with her daughter and
transferred to a similar position at She returned to her home here Sat-1
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Corvallis. The position here has urday.
Mother is Guest—Mrs. C. O. Wil- tended the service.
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
been eliminated. Mr. Prochnow lett
— ■
i son returned to her home here last
After a two weeks’ trip at Seaside Christie.
Saturday to assume his new duties.
Tonsils, Adenoids Taken Out
week-end after having spent some I Mr. and Mrs. Pohll will return to
The small son of Mr. and Mrs. time In Salem visiting at the home Eugene to make their home.
Fish at Hubbard Lake
• Visits Daughter
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John Condos underwent a tonsil of her son. Kenneth. She was ac-
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Egglmaon
Mrs. Sam Richmond and daugh and adenoid operation at the office companled here by her mother. Mrs. |
To Visit in Portland
spent Wednesday afternoon fishing
ter, Helene, went to Portland Sun of a local physician Wednesday W. H. Riddell of Detroit, who will
Miss Edna Swarts will leave for Bass at Hubbard lake near Irv
day to visit with her daughtter, Lu morning.
be her guest for a few days.
Springfield Friday for Portland ing.
cille. and with her sister Mrs.
where she will spend the week-end
Lulu Lester.
Pastor Goes to Portland— Rev. vlRltlng with friends.
Drive to Idaho— Roy Carlton and
Leaves for Portland
daughters. Naomi and Ruth, left Ralph R. Mulholland, former pastor
John Cox left today for Portland
Friday for Spirit Lake, Idaho, where of the Springfield Baptist church
Starts Business Course
Drive to Sheridan
where he will spend a few days
Miss Clarice Isabelle Fenton en they will spend some time visiting made a business trip to Portland
Mrs. W. O. Burch. Fifth aud C. visiting.
tered the Eugene Buslnese college relatives. Miss Ruth Carlton, who Monday afternoon. He made the streets have left for their former
Monday. Miss Fenton Is a graduate has been spending the summer with trip with Win G. Taylor, pastor, home at Sheridan for a short visit.
Lsavee for California
of the Springfield high school In her grandparents, wtll return w ith, being considered to succeed Mul- They expect to eturn here before
Mrs. Ira Nice leaves today tor •
JUM.
the opening of school.
Utem.
I holland here.
vielt wUh
"CHRIST AND LABOR” IS
SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC