THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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LAUDS M’KENZIE
Legion Meeting
To Cost $85,000
SAIL SEASON 10 0. S. S100ENI
CLOSE FOB US. PLAY IS READY
Officers Named 15415865
Lor Girls League
I
SHOW ABE GIVEN
Polling Places,
Boards Listed
VOEEBS10 NAME
HW JTLEM 0B
Budget for Big Gathering
Marjorie Prochnow to Head
Voting Places Remain Un-
Capt. mid Mr«. Frank Winch Rend to District Meeting in High School Team Goes to Unusually Witty and Humor­ High School Girls' Organi­ Thirteenth Annual Exhibit o f• changed; Few Changes in |
Groat Interest in Campaign
Springfield Last Night
of Loa Angola» Take 400
Roseburg for Final Baseball
zation During Next Year
ous Presentation Promised
Flower» to be at Community
Boards; One Counting Body
Aroused by Last Minuts Ef­
Foot of McKenzie Pictures
Game This Afternoon
by Senior Class Players
An 5N5.UOO budget (or the national
Hall Thursday. May 26
Election of officer« for the Girin
forts of Office Sssksrs
No
changes
have
been
made
In
I
j American Legion convention at
League of Springfield high school
Springfield high school baseball
SPEAKS AT FISH DINNER Portland In September wan read to
the
polling
places
in
Springfield
|
JOHN KNOX
_ _ _ IS
_ _ DIRECTOR for next year wan held at the MANY ENTRIES WANTED for the primary election Friday, but MANY
players will end their league season
A3K
ELECTION
the Willamette council at a meet­ I his afternoon when they go to
achool last week. Miss Marjorie
Residents Urged to Welcome ing In Springfield Wednesday even Roseburg to play a return game Ticket Sales Indicate Packed Prochnow wim named president. Children’s Parade to be Held ihere have been a few changes In
ihe personnel of the election boards ^Ow Candidates W ithout Op-
Visitors; Many to Tour Pa­ tna. Commander Fromm of Cottage which they expect to win without House on Friday; Popular Bernadlne McFarland, vlce-presl- During Afternoon; Adults
The precinct number, voting place, j position for Republican
Drove
submitted
the
budget
and
ex
cific Coast This Summer
difficulty. The game has been ud-
Music Will be Featured
I>K,,a Randgathe. aocretory-
to Sponsor Floats
number of registered voters and the
plained the featurea of the big ‘ vanced one day so that the local
Nominations in County
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| treasurer; Alya Thatcher, nodal
' election board for each precinct in !
gathering
which
la
expected
to
Before July I, wore I*
mil
Plan for the thirteenth annual the city are as follows:
When Springfield high atudentn (Promoter; and Marian Shipley, re
1 players will be able to be here foi
Friday all Oregon cltlaens who
lion people living In vm
Tie bring Io Oregon over 100,000 ex aei the annual senior class play at] present their annual clan« play l^’rler.
Springfield Rose show to be spon
Springfield 1. High achool, 203. are interested in their own welfare
of Ihe I'nlteil Stale« wilt
> vice men and auxiliary members the school tomorrow night. The "The Meanest Man In the World"
The selection of the beat all- sored by members of the Women's
lion picture! of n iluy« outli C
' Aman Frank of Portland la chair game had originally been scheduled at the high achool auditorium Frl around girl In the high achool thia Civic Improvement club at the Com Cora M Hinson. Elsie C. Stewart, as well as the welfare of tha stats
Olive M Nice, Gertrude It Wilson, and nation will take tkelr pencils
man of the '(invention t'onteji'.U. mr Friday.
on lh>' McKenzie river oi.
day evening May 20. at 8 o'clock year will not be announced until munlty hall Thursday. May 2«, were and Nellie G. Carr.
and mark crosaes before the names
and
B«n
Dorris.
Springfield,
execu
hear of lh« unusual sdvsnlsg
The local nine took their second, their audience will be treated lo 1 the breakfast which lx given for the completed today. The date has been
Springfield 2, City Hall, 2S8. | of the candidates which they wont
'vs officer.
fercl both the sightseeing tin
advanced
one
day
so
as
not
to
In­
one
of
the
moat
sparkling
comedy-!
Senior
girls
Juat
before
the
close
defeat In league play Tuesday after
Maude T Bryan. F p. Thurman. ■ to see elected to the various offices.
noil the niHUlmoaii was the peon
t'he meeting In Springfield was noou when they dropped a game to drama productions to be staged In : of achool. New officers will also be terfere with other meetings.
Welby Stevens, Ida C. Adams, and
The ballots which they receive
which Captain Frank Winch, no
tided by delegates from Corval Eugene high achool S-2. The gam e.1 thia city for years, according to Installed at that time.
The Rose show this year will be Hattie Myera.
when
they enter the polling places
uger of the sports bureau of lh
Ibany. Monr<0>. Cottage Grove. flayed on the fairgrounds In Eu John Douglas Knox, director
"The Cm| Rehearses." Girl.' Lea similar to that of other years with
Springfield 3. Lincoln building, will be unlike those of other prt-
Gilmore (III compauy nt l<oa An
'Ce and Springfield post. The
gene, was one of the beat contests
Other outstanding features of < gue one act play was presented at the exception of the luncheon at -94. Hattie B. Drury, Lillian Black, I
geles iiimle to members of the
Atllary also met nt the aatue time of the entire season of all teams thls production will be the extern , the high schol auditorium Friday ,b* im m u n ity hall It will consist J. B Young. Alice L. Thompson mary ballots voted for some time.
The ballots this year contain an un-
Lions club of Sprlnaflelil anil their In the community hall. About 75
Each team scored one run early In •*ve staging created especially for' morning during activity period. The of the floral exhibition at the ball and Blanche May.
! usually large number of names of
wlvi ■ at ii flnh dinner hero Friday people were present.
the game and then It became a 4he Play, and the mirthful Introduc-, cast Included Jo Ann Heavey, Bcho during the day and the children s
Springfield 4, Brattain school,! persons seeking office and the
“•gbt.
j tp ,. next meeting of the council pitcher's duel until the seventh In- j ,ory “"J Intermission numbers. All Tomseth. Theda Rhode« and Mar parade during the afternoon.
274. Abbie F. Wheaton. Frank Gor- ’ voter will find a wide choice for
Captain and Mrs. Winch had will be held In Florence June 25.
nlng when Eugene strengthened ■ P*“> equipment and staging mater- 8S ret Hack. Marjorie Prochnow dl-
Mrs. L. K. Page and Mrs. C. E. don. Elma Halsey. Lena Fraederick. his selection.
pent the day flslilnx and laklng
Reports of committee at the meet and circled the bases for eight i lal* Have b e « stored In the school reded,
Wheaton have been named to han-! and Elizabeth Olson.
I Persons registered as a Republl
motion plcturea on the McKantle Ina here revealed a multitude of ac runs before the game ended.
,■ library for the past week and are
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die all registration of Qcwers and
Precinct 4 also has a counting ran will receive the Republican
river from Blue River to one mile tlvltlra the legion la working at In
announce that they will receive board which will start work at one ballot and the non-partisan judici­
This game settled the leadership
ou* only ,or ,h*' rehearsals
below Bear creek Dr W C. Il eh the various rominunllles They In- of the Hlxth district league giving which hav* been held every night j
flowers at 8 o’clock and from then o'clock. The members of this board ary ballot. Democrats will receive
ban and Veltle Prultl mantled the . elude child welfare. Boy Hcoul. edu- tlrat place lo Eugene with Spring- this week.
until noon at which time the doors ar,‘ Marion Maxey. Bernice Van Val- the Democratic ballot and the judi­
Imata and took their aueata out for cation. Americanisation, cleanup. field trailing second Springfield Is
wlll be closed for one hour for the “ h. Mrs. Rachel Thatcher, Alice ciary ballot.
Swindle Plot to Ploy
their first fishing trip on a river and hospitalisation of veterans.
judging and awarding of ribbons. Donne and Bertha M. Rouse.
expected Io end the seasuu with
The play "The Meanest Man In
Both Democratic and Republican
tu a boat, Negotiating some of the
The display will be open with rib-
Polls will be opened at 8 a m voters will find Hats of candidates
i lour victories and two defeat«. Eu the World" Is a three-act comedy-
rapids provided a great deal of
bons attached at one o'clock in the 1 and will be closed at 8 p. m.
i gene high will probably defeat U. drama written by Augustin Mac
for delegates to the national con­
Interest noil some thrills for tin
afternoon.
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1 II. H. In their two games and will Hugh and has a cast of 15. It has
vention at the top of the left-hand
guests who not Infrequently wer<
F lowers Classified
: have six victories.
had a succesitTul Broadway run In Brattain School to Present
column of their ballots. In addition
sprayed with water
Classifications for the Gower ex­ SUNDAY SERVICES AT
Last Friday Hprlngfleld high play­ New York and wa an evep greater Program at Final Meeting.
the Republican ballot will carry the
Day's Trip la Filmed
hibit
will be as follows: Baskets of
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hit
on
the
road.
M. E. CHURCH GIVEN name of Joseph Irwin France of
ers
defeated
V.
H
8.
12-3
while
Eu
08789384
Awards Will Be Made
roses; baskets of other flowers, in­
Motion pictures, 4UO feet In all.,
I gene ran away with Roseburg 20-3
The main part of the story takes
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Maryland as a candidate for Presl-
cluding wild flowers; groups of
rhe Salt of the Earth will be dant. while the Democratic ballots
were taken during the day Every|
place In a Pennsylvania town
A program by students at the six of one variety
groupings of ,he "“Meet of the morning service W|U have the names of both Frank
Incident from the time the party:
where a larvlng uttorney goes to
BAPTIST PASTOR IS
Bra'laln school and election of of­
topped In Hprlngfleld to pur< hast Collective Buying to Obtain
collect a hill. He discovers that ficers for the next year will be the three of one variety; single buds! at the Methodist church Sunday lin D. Roosevelt aad William H.
CALLED TO CALIFORNIA the debtor, his mllllon-dollar I k »««.
and blooms, and baby roses. Con-1 morning. Rev. Dean C. Poindexter
fishing licenses until they hud' Quantity Discounts; Cus­
major events at the last monthly talners will be furnished for all dis will preach. The church school Murray on them.
started down ihe river In the boats,
want» him to throw out Into the
Voters attention la directed to
tomers Will Benefit
meeting of the Springfield .Parent-
R egular Services to Be Held at
meets at 9 45 and the Young Peo­ the fact that the position of the
taler dragged the craft from the
street a girl, who will he penniless Tea« her association Friday at the plays excepting the baskets.
Church Sunday; Rev. D. E.
streum and finally staricl for home
If h« carries out his order«. He also Lincoln school starting at 3 o'clock.
various candidates names will not
A quilt exhibition is also being' ple's service Is held at 8:30.
Formation of the McKensle River
Baker Preaches In M orning
was recorded In Ihe film which Is j Retail Ass'xlullon. un organisation
finds that Loads. the village mil
planned as a part of the flower1 Modern astronomy is a scientific be the same on each ballot. One
The program will open with the display.
proof of the fact that “The Heavens candidate may find his name at the
destined lo become on« of Ihe most of M< Ken tie river valley merchant
llonalre. und a great tightwad. In
Rev W O. Taylor, pastor of the conjunction with his own employ-j pre-entation of the Brattain school
valuable bits of advertising which . for the purpose of purchasing sup
Mrs. David Saltsman is general j Declare the Glory of God," says top of the column on one ballot and
the McKensle river country has re piles collectively, was organised ' Baptist church here, left Monday ers. is trying to fleece this girl out I ! program "The Little Red School chairman of the day’s activities and Rev. Poindexter. He announces again At the bottom on another.
reived for many years A print of Tuesday at a meeting held at the for lx»s Angeles where bis father of a rich oil field. How he fools House" to be given under the dl- is president of the Civic club. Mrs ,hat *’ro,eg8“r J“hn Knox will pres- This rotating of positions la made
the film will be senl to llr Kebhan Vida hall.
• j In law was reported to be very III. these men. gets the girl's rights for-I rectlon of Mrs. Frank Bennett. This Carl Olson I chairman of the rose ” "' a new ’K'ries ° r agD’°n°“ <c»I in printing the ballots so that any
Mrs. Taylor has been In California her. falls In love and marries her. program will be the last of a series exhiblt. and her assistants Include pictures together with a lecture de­ one candidate will not have a pre­
and Veltle I'rulll after the pictures
Frank Itennle, Thurston, has
for two weeks.
| g lv « at P.-T. A. meetings by stu­ Mrs. D. O. Fisher, Mrs. Frank Lo­ signed to show the Glory of God ferred position and draw the votes
have been developed and edited
b e e n named president of the new * ' lwl WTOaa*
and puts the town on the map. 1«!
dents at the various school build gan. Mrs A. J. Cowart and Mrs. whose we are and whom we serve. of many who mark crosses after
organisation, and It H. Pavne, of
Arrangements for services during «hown hv the story.
Hi re sing the advantages of this
This will be Mr. Knox's final lec­ the first name under each office
Vida, secretary.
,b* ,wo * eeA(* Rev. Taylor expect«
The players In the cast are: Bart Ings A committee has been named Clara Taylor.
type iif publicity Ihl« year. Captain
The merchants expect lo be able 1,1 ,M‘ “haent were announced this' Nash, played by Heval Sumner; earlier to judge the merits of each
All gardeners are invited to dis­ ture in Springfield as he has an­ regardless of who the candidate
Winch. In his address of the even
lo purchase larger quantities by I ***’*’ Rev. D E Baker of Eugene Kitty Crockett. June Danks; Rlch- program and a prize will be award- play their flowers at the sbojj, nounced that he will not be here may be.
lug. declared lliat Investigations
Ill preach at the morulng
aer ! ard Clarke. Winston Bacua; Ned I
W,,lner at ,he < lo!M‘ of the Often times people who visit’ the next year. Questions relating to his
Republican Candidates
buylng
together and thus be able
which Ills office has been conduct­
vice and the young people will take Stevens. Don Wilson; Mrs. Clarke.
' “ a> Pro*ram
display find that they have prettier 1
h
*
answered
The offices to be filled and the
to
take
advantage
of
the
discount«
ing this year Indicated Dial tourist
charge of the evening service this Eunice McFarland; Nellie Clarke/
Vwavdiug of the pennant to the zoses at their own homes
candidates for each on the Republt-
travel and visitors to the Parlflr which are given for quantity pur
METHODISTS TO HAVE
can ballot are as follows:
•
coming Hunday
Velda Bartholomew;
Frederick« roonl wh,,'b ha*' th‘* lante«t attend
C hildren Parade a t 4:30
chases.
Thin
action,
they
believe,
Coast Dlls summer will be greater
The following week Rev. Kenneth, Leggltt. Bud Thlenes; Henry Bill- nn<t’ °Y parents present at the
United
States
Senator:
Alfred
Equally attractive and frequently
will
enable
they
to
sell
for
less
FAMILY EVENT MONDAY
Ibun II has been for the past five
E. Clark, Robert G. Duncan, Ken­
Tobias will conduct the morning lugs. William Sword; Carlton ,nee*l,n8 WIH also be made during. more colorful is the Children's Par
year pul together. The Olympic and eventually prove an advantage
ade which Is to be started at 4:30
neth G. Harlan. Robert N. Stanfield,
service. Thai evening Ihe high Childs. Lloyd
Frese;
Michael the afternoon.
to
their
customers.
Members
and
friends
of
the
games. Lions International con-
Reports of the county meeting ■“ the afternoon this year. Mrs. W. Methodist church will gather Mon- and Frederick Stelwer.
school baccalaureate service will be O'Brien. Paul Hcbantol; Jane Hud
ventlon, both al law Angeles hl i
Representative In Congress, first
I-ela
held
al
the
Methodist
church
with
«
on.
Squlres;
Hiram
I-eeds.
held
recently in Springfield will be °- Burch is in charge of this part day evening for a church dinner
July; Die American Legion Ns CRIME COSTS DEPLORED
.s_ t- 1
W
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I Of A es 5« by
«• delegates
1 M O.... and
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bl A /In
l«'n program.
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day's
She will
Rev. D mui C. Poindexter, preaching ! Jim West; V
Franklyn
Fielding,
j <w
8*ven
and social Each person Is asked district, W. C. Hawley. Emmett Ho­
tlonal Convention at Portland; |
BY LAW SCHOOL DEAN the sermon
Elmer Ware.
j inents for the summer Round-Up point assistants for each classifl- ' to bring a basket and eat their ward. Charles Clair Hulet, James
more than 200 conventions In Heat•;
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ration of entries.
is Varied
I Clinic will be made.
Music
dinner with the group at 7 o'clock. W. Mott.
lie; and similar gatherings In each
Crime In the Vailed ¡States cost« I
Secretary of State: Hal E. Hoea,
AJ1 entries shall assemble on A musical program will be given
The musical interludes will In-
The nominating committee, con-
o f I lie larger cities of the coast re­ the cltixens between 12 and 14 bll MUCH ALFALFA BEING
George A. Palmiter.
clode
the
following
selections
by
slstlng
of
Mrs.
Wm.
G.
Hughes.
8‘‘ven,h
8tre«t
between
A
and
Main
i
during
the
meal
and
afterward
gion were cited as reasons for his lions of dollars each year. Roy ’
PLANTED SAYS AGENT the Jnzz orchestra before the first Mrs. Rachel Thatcher, and Mrs. at 4 “’clock. Positions In the par game of interest to all will be
Treasurer: Rufus C. Holman and
statement.
Dewitt, dean of the law achool at
curtain;
"Home."
"Starlight."
Enoch
Stuart,
will
present
their
ade
wl11
be
asB|8n»
‘d
and
all
Judg
played.
The
smaller
children
will
Scherplng.
Willamette university at Halem.
Much alfalfa ha« been planted In “You're the One. You Beautiful report and elections of officer- will 'nK 's 40 4x1 completed before the be cared for by a group of young
H unting, Fishing Lead Sports
Attorney General: Earl E. Bron-
told
members
of
the
Brotherhood
l-ane county thia week and more
A irong plea for the preserva­
Sun-of a-Gun," and "Pagan Moon." he held following the discussion llne of march starts West on Main people while the other children u“8h Jr., and I. H. Van Winkle.
tion nf the rights of sportsmen, nf Ihe Methodist church Monday will be planted during the next
Numbers between the first apd part of the program
street. Ribbons will be awarded have their games in still another! State Representative, Fourth dis-
evening
The
speaker
criticised
the
week This Is the opinion of O. 8 ;
hunters and anglers especially, was
second
acts
will
Include:
"Lles."|
Reiirine
officer,
»re
Mr.
,
ee
leadln8
entries in each division, and place. The whole family will be wel- tHct: Earl Hill. Charles A. Hunt-
Retiring
officers
are
Mrs.
Lee
also made during (hr evening. A action of officials In Chicago where Fletches, county agent, based on | "My Gal Sal." tap dunce; "Dinah"
a gold ribbon will be awarded th< corned and provided for. This will ¡“»ton. Elwin A. McCornack, Ken-
they
are
cutting
school
funds
and
sales
of
Inoculation
culture
at
his
....
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T,
7
’’
’
Pu,man'
President;
Mrs.
Ella
Ixim
«urvey which has recently been
most outstanding feature of the be the last gathering of this nature neth Neilson, and Hermon Lafky.
p<4 and on Inquiries on the
x grow; * HUijw . . on ,.Q i „ our . . . Shoulder,
,
„ tup bsrd
President, • Mr«
Mrs. D. r*
C.
completed by newspapera In 14 at the same time allow their crime office
Parade.
¡before the vacation season.
District Attorney: W. H. Brooke,
Ing
of
alfalfa
!
<l»nce,
and
Somebody
Loves
Y
o
u
s
e
c
r
e
t
a
r
y
;
Mrs
Prate
Ogilvie, secretary ;
Southern states showed that more bill to run Into stupendous figures.
The line of march will be west
Frank B. Reid, Eugene V. Slattery.
The tap dancing will be done bv Holverson. treasurer.
...
,
The
address
was
delivered
follow
During the past 10 days the roun Jeanette Thompson u new student
person« participated In these two
on Main street from Seventh to YOUNG PEOPLE HOLD
County Offices
forms of «port than In all others Ing the regular dinner served by ly agent has sold sufficient culture at the high school who has studied
Fourth, north on Fourth to A. east
Assessor: Ben F. Keeney.
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
Ihe
church.
Sev­
for more than 500 acres of alfalfa |
WELL-KNOWN RESIDENT on A to Fifth. AH ribbon winning
PICNIC LAST NIGHT
romblMd. The hunters and anglers
Clerk: W. B Dillard and Herbert
eral visitor« from Eugene were This culture Is prepared by the lap dancing In California.
numbered over 4 million, while
features will then circle the same
E. Walker.
OF
WINBERRY
DIES
The
final
interludes
will
he
given
Members of the Christian En­
Oregon Experiment station for sale
million found their grentest enjoy present.
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block In a shorter parade.
County Commissioner: Marvin J.
by the orchestra and by Hazel Wil­
Platts for the annual picnic of to farmers of the state at cost.
deavor
of the Christian church and
incut In baseball, and one million In
Mrs. W. H. Calloway, 68, resident
Classifications for entries in the
Drury. Clinton Hurd, and Dennis
son
and
Emma
Trinka
singing
Ihe Brotherhood were started al the
Indications are that Lane coun­
football.
of Wlnberry, passed away Monday parade have been designed as fol- ; other young people of the city held Lovelace.
meeting. Committees will be an­ ty farmers will plant more alfalfa duets The orchestra numbers will at the home of her daughter. Mrs. lows: Individuals under six years, j a picnic and weiner roast at River­
Bout fishing on the McKensle
Coroner: Chas. P. Poole, Clarence
inelude “Love, You Funny Thing, '
nounced later and they will deter­ this year than ever before. Last j ,ln()
s id e park last night as the regular
V. Simon.
river should not be banned. Thia la
"I Know You're Lying. But I Carl Cook. Mrs. Calloway was born individuals over six years, babies
mine the time und place for the year farmers of the county sowed
weekly
social
event.
Evelyn
Bacus
:
County Judge: C. P. Barnard.
one stream where bank fishing la outing. The picnic will bring the
Love It." The duets will be "Tinti In Marion county, Oregon on May in cabs or walkers, decorated tri-1
approximately 2000 acres of thl« '
44*®4, *Y'e daughter of Mr and cycles and scooters, decorated wag- was in charge of the program. Hazel | School Superintendent: Laurence
Alone Will Tell," "Paradise,' and I
Impracticable. Fishermen who ride year's activity of the group to a
Wilson,
refreshments,
and
Ralph
j
fine forage crop.
. Mrs. J. P. Anderson, early pioneers. - ons. pets, comics, decorated bi-
down the river In a boat do not «lose until In the fall.
"Nobody's Sweetheart.
| C. Moffitt. Frank F. Cooper. Bay­
Cole, transportation.
Memhers of the business staff She bad llTed ,n Ore8“n her entire cycle«, and floats.
ard T. Merrill.
Ink«' any great umount of fl«h from
MRS. REBHAN HOSTESS
[ Include: Gene Hamlin, advertising; I
a“d has spent the past 42 j
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Die river when one considers the
Sheriff: C. A. (Tom) Swarts. Jul­
MRS. ROUSE HOSTESS
money they spend for the privilege MRS. WILSON HOSTESS
ian Strait, R. W. Hall.
«he was a ERGATHA CLASS VOTES
FOR KENSINGTON CLUB Harold Stevenson, business man / * 1™ ,n Lan,‘
|ager; Donald Anderson, publicity; ( I,len,hcr of the ( hristian church in
AT D. A. R. LUNCHEON
Surveyor: John W. Beau, P. M.
Many boat fishermen obtain as
FOR PRISCILLA GROUP
TO SPONSOR ROSE FLOAT
Members of the Kensington club I Reval Sumner, stage manager; Ijl Eugene.
Morse.
lunch enjoyment from the boat ride
Past Regents of the Eugene chap were guests of Mrs. W. C. Kebhan (lied Glaspey, music;
Members of the Priscilla club
Maxine
Surviving is her widower; one
downstream as they do from actu
Port Commissioners: E. H. Hill,
Members of the Ergatha class of
oily catching fish. These were some ler, Daughters of the American Re at her home Friday afternoon at Swarts and Melba Mellons, make son, Ethan, her daughter, all of Qte Methodist church were guests were guests at the home of Mrs. H. M. Peterson, Warner C. Watte.
of the remarks made by the apeak volution, were guests of Mrs. Ger 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Paul Basford was up.
Wlnberry; two grandchildren, one of Mrs. E. Prtvat at her home Wed­ William Rouse Thursday afternoon
Democratic Contests
trude Wilson nt a lifUcheon at her the assistant hostess. Vocal selec­ Ticket sales have been going great grandchild, one brother. W.
or on this subject.
There are not as many contests
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. last week. Plans for a picnic to be
Politics wns blamed for mo«l of home on Emerald Heights Friday tions by Mrs. Dallas Murphy and strong with classes at the school II. Anderson. Eugene; five sisters. Mrs. Wm. G. Hughes and Mrs. E held ou June 7. were made during in the Democratic party as in the
refreshments were the division of engaged In n sales contest, and In­ Mrs. W. N. Blanton. Mrs. A. R. r E. Fraedrick were the assistant Ihe afternoon. The club will meet- Republican. Democrats will find the
Die trouble which Is now being ex afternoon.
After the luncheon the group at the afternoon. Plans for a picnic dications nre that the entire house Johnson. Mrs. George Boles, all o f ,
Members of the class will at Ihe home of Mr«. John Tomseth ' following names on their ballots.
perlenced In game preservation In
the Ro„e Bhow I w e e k s
United States Senator: Marshall
most slules. The proctlce of posting tended a meeting nf the chnpter at to he held at Swimmer's Delight will he sold out when the first cur Eugene; Mrs. Ed Beason. Coburg. »poI1S(lr „ fIoat
h N. Dana, Walter B. Gleason, Elton
and Mrs. Alice Devoe of Portland pnrade next week It was decided.
nil properly to prevent hunting and Ihe home of Mrs. Gaven C. Dyott In on May 25. were discussed. Hus tain goes up.
Funeral services were held Wed-' The next meeting of the class will WORKER INJURED AT
Watkins.
fishing us has been done In some Eugene al which Dine Mrs. Wilson hand« and other members of their
nesday afternoon from the V eatch||,c held the third Wednesday In
Representative in Congress, first
eastern states was severely de­ was elected registrar for the next families will be guests at this (line. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WENDLING SATURDAY
chapel In Eugene at 2 o'clock. Rev 1 ¡June at the home of Mrs. Dean C.
district; William A. Delxell, Harvey
nounced us being unfair to the rank year. Other officers were elected
PERFORMS MARRIAGE E. V. Stivers officiated and Inter-; Poindexter.
HAPPY HOUR MEMBERS
and file of Ihe citizens who pay the meeting also.
Fay Abrams, logging superintend-; G. Starkweather.
inent was made in Ihe Mulkey,
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Secretary of State: Ray H. Wise-
Ihelr share towards the expenses of
ent of the Booth-Kelly Lumber com
A wide variety of experiences
ENTERTAINED IN EUGENE
! cemetery.
carver.
these projects but who are unable TRUCK GETS AWAY AND
pany
at
Wendllng,
Is
in
the
Eugene'
seem to be In store for C. E. When-
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FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL
Treasurer: J. W. Maloney.
to enjoy them.
Mrs. John Stehn entertained for ton, Springfield's new Justice of
hospital with a broken right scap­
CRASHES INTO TREE
REPORT ON BANK FILED ula. a bone in his shoulder. He was
Attorney General: None.
members of the Happy Hour club the Peace. The first week he held JUNIOR CLASS PICNIC
Bell Advantages to Visitors
State
Representative, fourteenth
Thq
wood
truck
belonging
to
at the First Church of Christ Sci­ the office he had u trial on a theft
Hprlngfleld has n wonderful op­
|g HELD ON SATURDAY
The first semi annual report of Injured while cranking a railroad! ! district: Frank Mendenhall.
speeder.
portunity to «ell the city und the Art Jackson of Hprlngfleld was entist In Eugene Monday afternoon chnrge. nifi his second week he Is
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1 receipts and disbursements of the
District Attorney: DoDald Young,
McKeiixle country to visitors, de­ badly damaged Saturday on the at 3 o'clock with n group of pipe greeted bright and early by a cou-
Forty members of the Junior class I Commercial State hank, now In
clared the sportsman In dosing his Matthews place near Jasper. The organ selections, The members pie from Polk county who wish I of the Springfield high school held liquidation, was filed by F. G. Hav BOY SCOUTS ENJOY TRIP Alta King.
County Assessor: None.
address. Tell the people who eome truck wheels had been blocked and were later guests nt tea at Mrs. to he married. Both parties having Ihelr annual class picnic Saturday erntann, deputy In the State Bank
TO CITY PARK TUESDAY
Clerk: Sam Lehman.
here In automobiles with out-of wns being loaded with wood when Stehn's home.
the same name did not Improve j at Swimmer's Delight. The stu- | Examiner s office In charge of the
Commissioner; H. A. Rust. Col
state licenses on their ears, of the It jumped over the bloekH and start­
matters until It wns ascertained dents left the high school at 9:80 liquidation of the Springfield hank.
Springfield Boy Scouts under th e, y young
recreational mid other advantages ed a wild dash down the hillside, REBEKAH LODGE HAS
that they were not related. Abbie In the morning and spent the entire ' with the county clerk Tuesday. The leadership of Howard Hughes and
Coroner: Marion Veatch.
nf your town and valley. Offer to Several trees were grubbed out by
Oos o and Roy C. Gosso were the day playing gameR and swimming report covers the period from June Phil Bartholomew enjoyed an out­
SOCIAL MEET MONDAY
County Judge: Fred Fisk.
aid them In finding that which they the truck before It struck a large
two who took the vows before the Glenn Martin, class advisor accom- ¡6 to November 30. 1931.
ing to the City park south of the
School
Superintendent:
Vera
seek, and above all make them feel, fir which stopped It. The wood In
local
Justice.
! panied the students.
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city Tuesday evening as a part of Todd Crow.
The regular social meeting of the
that you nre anxious to have them Ihe truck was thrown forward
their regular meeting. Sports were
Rebekah lodge wuh held at the I.
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
Sheriff: Cal A Pryor, Harry L.
against the cab demolishing It.
come.
enjoyed during the evening.
O. O. F. hall Monday evening fol­ REBEKAH DRILL TEAM
IUKA CIRCLE PLANS
Bown.
ARMORY
SKATING
EVENT
Hpeclul iiiuh I cu I selections were
lowing the regular business meet­
HAS SOCIAL MEETING
INITIATION TONIGHT
Surveyor: None.
given during the evening by Miss STAR MEMBERS TO
ing. Mrs. Claru Taylor. Mrs. Edna
Fifty young people attended the ORCHESTRA IS HEARD
The
name.« of candidates for con
Barbara Hnrnell, xylophone; Mrs.
VISIT AT CRESWELL Yarnell, and Mrs. Elva Adams were
The drill team of Juanita Rebe­
Candidates for membership in roller skating party at the Eugene
IN RADIO PROGRAM "¡“hie. Justice of the peace, and pra-
W. K. Barnell, vocal soloist; and
Ihe hostesses.
kah lodge of Sitflngfleld held a so­ Iuka circle number 28, Ladles Auxl- armory last Thursday which was
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clnct committeeman will be differ-
Mrs. Bernice Neher Finley, piano.
Several members of Cascade
cial evening at the 1. (). O. F. hall Ilary of the G. A. R. will be Initiated sponsored by members of the Ep­
An orchestra composed of mem­ enl In the various prectocta. In
chapter,
O.
E.
8.
will
go
to
Creswell
Midlon picture films which were
Market Front Painted — The Friday evening following their busi­ at the regular semi-monthly meet­ worth League and Mrs. Van Val- bers of the Gerber family were Hprlngfleld W N. Dow Is the Ba-
taken on Die trip down the Rogue this evening lo visit the lodge In front of the Swnrts Meat Market ness meeting and drill period. Mrs. ing nf the group ut the Armory to- zah's Sunday school class. The
heard In a radio broadcast program publican candidate In precinct No.
river last summer were shown for that city. Cascade chnpter held Its and the lunch room adjoining It Lillian Black, Mrs. Wanda Barnes, night. Gther candidates for mem young people gathered at the home over station KORE In Eugene Tues­
1; W. K. Barnell, No. 2; H O. Dlb-
mu
dinner at the Masonic has been given a coat of green and Mrs. Pearl Hcbantol were ow nership In the Circle will be acted of their teacher for refreshments
the pleasure of the visitors after monthly
day evening between 6 and 7 blee In No. 3, and C. A. Sworte,
Tei tuple here Tuesday evening.
the dinner meeting.
paint during Ihe past week.
the serving commutes.
¡on at the meeting.
after the skating party.
o’clock.
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