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SPRINGFIELD NEWS HPKIN* ¡FIELD. l«ANE COUNTY. OKBOON, THI'ItSDAY. JULY 7 1932 rWENTY-NINTII YEAR NEW EXCHANGE H l Cooperative Produce Ent» prise to B e Launched Here in the Noar Future l.O.O.b. Honors I wo Members A. J. McKliti and M. M. Male ioceive Jeweled Pine at \ Ceremonies Last Night ** » , u . „ ,, , I of , SprlllKfhtlil Bobby Jone. Succeeeor J Director 7 üke School TWO WILL SEEK Offices OFFICES AGAIN No. 3« [ stiow child - Goes North] Need One Block In Earwig Drive Wood Bids Held Up for Fur ther Investigation. Flanery Tyson to Seek Re-election as New Board Member Mayor and Peterson as City Attorney and Recorder 05233611 SH0W1SAVIN8S Parasite to Be Brought Here When Eight Blocks Are Receipt« and Expenditure« Signed Up to Pay Greater for Year Due to L a r g e Attendance at H. 8. Seven blocks have been signed Knotli Hiuurt and ('laytou F. Barber wore «worn In as director I up tor earwig parasites In Spring- . THREE COUNCILMEN OUT and clerk respectively of school* field and another one Is needed be OUTSIDE STUDENTS COME district number Ik at the monthly _ ■ ■ fore bringing the colony here, ac metUna of the board of directors May °r Wants Opportun.ty to cording to 1. M Peterson, secret Segregated High School Re Carry Out Readjustment held Tuesday evening ary. who made a report to the port Show« That Coat Per Action on wood bids which hao I Program Now Established Chamber of Commerce Wednesday Pupil for Year waa 987.48 been called for July 4. was delayed ’J evenlftg. It Is hoped that another City politics began buzzing here Mr when the members of the board Edward Stafford (P eary)f block can be gotten In the next There has been a gradual parlac C .n e Maraaeii. New York, wllh a ought further Information on two 1,1,8 **’**“ * ,tb ,h ‘‘ «“ nouricement daugbt(.r of Admiral Peary, the fa- few days 10 there will be no delay down of expenditures of School hrllllunt 6«, four strokes under par. bids which were not clear. A spe- by " *’ Tyson, that he would mou< -‘snow baby" born In the Arc- In releasing the parasites. Blocks District 19 for the fiscal year qualh-il Bobby Jones's record of rial meeting of the board will pro- seek re-election aa mayor for an-' tic circle, la now returning to with- -along fifth and -Ixth streets are be which ended June 30 the annual winning both the British snd Amir- oably be held during the uezt week oth*r ,er,n I. M Peterson, city in It degrees of the pole to unveil Ing signed up. The cost Is approx! report of Clayton Barber, district .itlorney and recorder has also de- a ,to n e shaft erected there to her mately »2.50 a block. lean open golf <b«rnplon«hlpM In to art on the««* bid«. clerk, which has Just been com I « lured that he will be a candidate - nui ^ father I hr ratne year. A letter was read to the chamber pleted shows. Receipts have in I to succeed himself. __________________ I*’ C ro w e uh d ir e c to r o f r e lie f w o rk th e C o tta g e G ro v e b e ig e w e re alao of the board for the next year sue- from the highway commission that creased from »54.394 05 for last prewent. Three councilman will also h a v e1 in Lane county. t coding C. A. Swarts whose term no state aid could be placed on the year to »66.304 91 for the year Just A m iai gathering with light re- i to be elected. Those whose terms The plan calla for the orgutilaa I expired. Mabel-Holley road until It was ended. Expenditures have also timi of »n onterprlao to I»»* known fraahnionta waa hold following the I are expiring at the end of this year made a secondary highway and shown an Increase this year be | are W A. Taylor. C. F. Barber and iim th e I'r o p lc a P ro d u c t’ a n d C om • regular lodge meeting that could only be done at the joint ing »56.278.85 as compared with m u n lty K c h a n g a It cii II h for th«-, O. H. Jarrett. These m>-n have not request of Linn and Lane counties. »46.524 81 for the previous twelve ; declared their Intentions for the «-Mt.'ihlt It m e li t o f n «toruge I ioiih «* 1 However, reports came to the cham months This leaves a cash balance ! future. » ltd o ff ic e In H p r ln g ite ld . ber that Linn county had also of »1026.06 on hand at the end of Ile t a lla o f th»« o r K u tiix iilIo n tire started work on the road again and the school year. In making his declaration for re- no t c o m p le te d . b u t th e o u tlin e o f Entire City and Surrounding lection. Mayor Tyson slated that Annual Convention at Klam- have four of the six mile- graded Warrants outstanding and un th e p la n la s o m e th in g Ilk«* th l« F o r both he and Mr. Peterson had spent Community to Be Invited ath Falls July 12, 13, 14 °" ,JrU8h treek paid this year amount to »1.038.97 <veiy d o lla r « w o r th o f p ro d u c e de ■ - ......... ¡many months in acquainting them-! as against »7,834.17 last year. The Promises to Be Gala Event to Attend Gathering poN tted w ith th e E x c h a n g e a re-J bonds against the school district Rains Fall Saturday Night: "•’W8 wUh ,he present financial c e lp t w ill be g iv e n fo r » d o lla r , le a a l Prominent «peakers and a gala have also been reduced another . Plans for a mammoth community Many Neighborhood Gath- ",a,UH ,,f 0,e <1,y and ,e,‘ ,hat ,hey (1(101111 -Ion , 1.1(111(111 III , kind apringtieio Qrirncrfinlrl uirts f o r « to tn Leave l e a v e on nn , , . i t t n , I t , 11- III k lie , , held , the were better qualified to continue in of entertainm ent features are now »1000 leaving the total bonded in A ll k ill,I n of t I lumber, n w u l it l i l „ M . . . . _ . _ ! ’ * All kind vegetable* erings Are Held their effort« to adjust the city fin- ready for delegates who will attend Wednesday for Thr©e-Day future under th«* au pice« of the debtedness at »69.000. Obligations fruit, wood, or any other u«eful anceo than tom e new person. annual district convention of paid during this year total »12,- I Springfield Lion« club were formu* Outing in Mountains The rain of Saturday evening produi or labor will be acrept«*d Lions d u b s at Klamath Falls on 668.08. This includes principal on luted last ► r»dny noon at the week and Sunday dampened the entbus-1 “The Mayor position 1« not her«' for exchange Tho banking warrants due last year. Interest on Plans for tin outing to tin- Pacific |y meeting ,,f the local club iaam o( mauy t.araplllg part|e s who -alarie<l position, but I am willing Tuesday. Wedneaday and Thursday principle will be used to credit de bond« and on warrants. mst for members of the Girl Scout Everybody In Springfield and In |la(1 k ft pvi,|ay or s aturda> morn i lo continue serving the city along of next w eek- according to W. F. poult <>r mgke payment« ag»ln«t troop of Springfield were changed a|| ,,t the surrounding communities lng p|anil|,lg to be away until after ¡'h e lines which have been mapped " a ik er. district governor, who Verna Manning and Barry deposits The receipts and disbursements Mauney Married Sunday at for the year are greater than last l ‘er!«li«ble fruit« will be canned. yesterday afternoon at a meeting will be invited to take tbelr picnic the Fourth. Many of them returned? °ut for the future If the voters ; ,na<le a flnal vi8,t t0 Springfield’s o f tin- girls anil the troop commit suppers and join the members of I Lions den Friday, prior to the con priMterved, made Into Jum. etc, and year because of the Increase in at Monday being exceptionally floe want me." Tyson declared. Home of Bride's Father vention. put Into container« Koine fruo« In nt the home of Mr» W. K Bar the club and their fam ilies In this nearly everyone who had the day tendance brought about with the He Is now completing one full Residents of Klamath Falla have Miss Verna Manning, daughter of, addition of the McKenzie Valley will bo nuii dried. The «mall com* nell when It was decided to take gathering. The place for the gath- free drove out on the highway. term as Mayor and also served out ml«» Ion chnrged w ill be for the « x , he girls lo Mit'reille Springs In erlng has not been announced yet Trafili- being very heavy through- the unexolred portion of the term spared no effort to make the visit C. B. Manning of Springfield, and high school students to those of by the comm ittee constating of of the Lions an enjoyable one he Barry Mauney. son of Mr. and Mrs. this district. The additional cost pen Me of operating the exchange on the Cascades Instead out the day. of the late C. O. Wilson. Tin- girl- will leave Springfield John Ifenderer. W. X. Barnell, and says. The city has spent consider- i Ernest Mauney of Trent, were mar- of educating these students, how a non profit ba«iN. Numerous picnic parties of 12 to able money in preparation for the ried Sunday morning at 9:30 at a ever, is borne by the district from Ih'poNltor or «ha reholder moot Wednesday morning of next week Thelmer Nelson, who are Investl- 20 were gathered along the river I event, and are planning a large pretty ceremony performed at th e ! which they come and from the ingN will 1»»* held regularly to dl«- for a three day outing at t h e 1 gating possible locations. Springs where they will have the Members of the com m ittee de banks. The highway lu the upper - open program on Tuesday evening, home of the bride's father by Rev. state high school tnltlon fund. The « uw«t way« and mean« and formul valley faction and across the pass advantage of a swimming tank In sire to choose some place where all July 12. as the opening event on Veltle Pruitt, pastor of the Christ- per capita cost In Springfield Is »!•« rule« to operate uuder. The pur a d d itio n to a ll other mountain of the usual picnic activities, boat- Is tough from washbourding. the convention program. lan church. po«4* of thl« exchange 1« to gain really less than prevlonsly. More Snow In great quantities Ilea on s p o rts M rs W . ( ' Wright. Mrs O. lng. swimming, baseball games III«* great«««! poaalble good for our Wednesday morning will be given The bride wore a dress of white equipment and an enlarged faculty II J s r r o t t , M rs . E E May. and «wings, and other sports can be In- (lie higher peaks nnd a good deal h «*1 v ( m und th<* community at large < over to . business sessions, and taffeta and carried a shower bou- were made necessary at the high M r- W K Biirni-ll will accompany dulged in at the wl*l of those at- along the summit highway, con by utilising produce that cun not be meetings of various groups. That quet of sw eet peas and pink rose school. tlie m . tending. They are nl-o trying to firming the claim that central Ure- f old or 1« «urpliiM In the commun o _« • ' afternoon the delegates are to be buds, Principal Items of receipts this n (Iiris who will make Ih>- trip In make arrangements whereby those gon this year his plenty of water; Evidence of Liquor Party IS tty. - - - - - a motor trip to Crater The wedding march was played year were: District tax »23,406.31; for irrigation from the heavy snows — ~ dud Tedoy mid I’eggy Wright, i who care to dance may do so either Found by Officers; Occu- Lake where they will enjoy a picnic by Mrs. Vera West. Rev. Pruitt county school fund. »5,369.75; stats Receipt« given for produce or Fay, llo lv i- r a o n . F lo re n c e M a y . for the entire evening or for a few of the past winter. pants OU Houses Away dinner and dancing, returning to sang. “At Dawning." A reception •chool fund. »1,222.48; elementary I rnductu delivered ut th«* Kxchaag« Murguret Jarrett, Frances Jean dances at a very nominal coat. Among the celebration gatherings Klamath Falls the same evening. followed the ceremony. will be honored for other Items school fund »2.930.00; tuition for Lloyd. Beth Behantol, Barbara Bar More details will be announced Two homes and property valued u , In the central McKenzie commun!- uh th the holder m»> be In need pupils below high school. »60; , , . . , . . . . . . i . Thursday wkill be taken up with Guests Included Mr. and Mrs nell. Pearl llolterbrund, Doris Bon later about this large picnic to ties were the Neighbor« of Wood- at several thousand dollars were , , . ... . n of. or for labor, «ay« Mr. Ware A , . , everyone will be invited . . . . . _ breakfasts and business m eetings Lewis W est and son, Darle. Ernest W altervllle school district. »646; tie y . C o lh -n e C o rn e ll. Ih i P u tm a n J > whlili hi.-h . v - r ,,.... i.« inuo^a i ,-raft picnic near Emmerich * ferry destroyed here In a late Fourth of . . . . ,, , ' mao having a «urplu« of one com J- • . , ~ .preceding the address by Vincent Mauney. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mau- county high school tuition fund. Hazel Nesblt. lietieva Wycoff, Jean j - - ■ . ... attended by about 75 persons, f i e , July ftrs early Tuesday morning ,, rnoillty may hire «ome person , , . . . .. , . u ( • HascaI*. vice-president of Lions ney and daughter. Zella. Norma and »6.522.20. S tr a t to n a n d B e rn ic e B a rn e a . group of friends at Hendrick » when the homes of Mrs. Charlotte i_ ,_ r_ otl„ . . , -rs„ I r-t a u « a , through the exchange to help him u „ a ,a „ a . international. The afternoon of the Floyd Mauney. all of Trent; POSTOFFICE DROPS TO The major Items of disbursement b r ld a e park, numbering 15; the Barnes and Mrs. Ida Barnard at _ ... ... a _ . < . - n. «. , Tbe per «OH will then be given hl« d o mg day will be devoted to bust- Blanche. Altie, and C. B. Manning, were: Instruction »35.096.22 aa TH IRD CLASS PLACEl family re-unlon of the Farnham j Mill and J streets were completely «alary In the«e receipt« which he EXTRACTS FROM DIARY i , o i. . . . . a .. i a u k . ... v . . . ,leS8 and B° lf tournaments, the of Springfield, and Rev. Pruitt of compared with »35.424.38 for last ¡fanilly. complimenting Mr and Mrs. ¡razed by the blaze which wag . first _ ; _ governor-g wll| __ be _______ given at EugPne < nn exchange at the «upply depot READ AT MISSION MEET „ , ....... ' ________ speech _______ year; operation of plant 84,792.68; _______ Springfield « postoffice dropped .Martin Farnham and Mr. and Mrs. discovered at about 5:15 by neigh- __„ a w a lor f«w»«l or fuel. a . .... a . L. ,h e banquet Thursday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mauney will general control. »519.36; mainten from a ---------------------- second to a third \ elass rat Joseph ” of * Ban Jose, California bora. ... be . followed by the governor ________ .. s . ___ to their friend, after ____ \ niiouticement ha also been Ml- Adi. Porter sister of Mrs I --------- * ~ - '" * ! - 7 ^ " will at home ance and repair (186.68. and capi n iiih tills w e e k , I111I the county's Dean 1' Poindexter read excerpt» ”• 0,1 *• »‘ fording to r. B. which was held near the Leaburg The Barnes home was complete bau. j uly 20. at Trent Oregon tal outlay for new equipment, p o r ta b le c a n n e rv 1« nearing coin fr o m the diary of Miss Ciiffrey. for ,,um lln- postmaster. The new rat- dam. the picnic held Sunday at the )v enveloped in the flames which Several Springfield Lions are -------------------------- »600.50. p le ilo n mid w i l l Noon be a v a ila b le ninin years a missionary in India ' 'n* ffovld es the poafofflce with oge h om e o f Mrs. Evelyn Harrlll where had spread to the Barnard home There were 746 boy« and girls for use of those who have large and Africa, at the meeting of the •Inm clerk and one half time IJ relatives and friends gathered before an alarm could be turned In. considering attending the conven- pjJRSE STOLEN IN tion. enrolled in the schools of the dis qiiiintltli « of fruits uml vegetables Women'« Foreign Ml »lotinry so- ‘‘tuployee besides the postmaster, including Mrs. Annie O'Brien. Mrs Firemen were helpless in trying to EUGENE FOUND HERE trict during the year. Ninety of which the, wldi lo preserve for clety of the Methodist church meet- 1 I’*l,*re will he very little difference Mary Thompson, I’ercy and Agr.es save any of the personal belongings la te r u«c The cannery, which Is ln g ut the home of Mrs Wm (I 1,1 •b '- s e r v ic e at the p o sto ffk -e, and O Brien of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs from either home, the occupants of “AWARE OF H IM ” IS Many Valuable A rticles Taken from these came from outside of this dis trict. tu o li o n n l u . I k Is th y iie d to h o ld H u g h .-« o n T u e s d a y . Mrs W. II there will be no change In the de- Mendenhall and three children o f ’ which were out of the city. They Property of Mrs. W . B. D ill TOPIC AT M. E. CHURCH livery of mull on the carrier route Grants Pass. ( concentrated their efforts In an at The segregated high school re ard Says O ffic e r The children and grandchildren tempt to prevent the blaze from port shows the various amounts ex > r, mid has a hath tank capable of Mr« II I*. Batchelder hnd charge or on the rural routes. Rev. Dean C. Poindexter will I he change In the rating of the of Mrs William Sinned gathered spreading nnd did succeed in sav- preach on the subject. “Aware of hiililliig 9H quarts This cun also In- of the program The mite boxes Lum F. Anderson, city police pended for this purpose. They are: 11« d to cook (he produce. , will he opened nt the August meet- postoffice Is made under the provl- at the family home Sunday. I Ing ‘ I'p , the m r F,<u<iftvr tu n n u ru n u ju iu m g , n u ll a n e morning l l i u i l l i i l i ; f service s e rv iW U LUP gnrnge ( and shed adjoining Him" at t 1 the at l the -hlef. would like to communicate Salaries »15,662.50; supplies. »1.- Ions of the postal laws which de- --------------------------- T h e c o u n ty c a n n in g n u ll is de Illg to he h e ld n t th e h o m e o f M rs . the second building. The shingles Methodist church Sunday at 11 with the person or persons who 636 96; fuel »301.50; water «126.36; (ermine the classification on a post ‘ t-ned a f t e r on e w h ic h Is b e in g ’ N . W . E m e ry . , o f the garage did catch fire and ( o'clock. The young people of the found the purse belonging to Mrs. light and power. »282.97; telephone age basis. Ixx-al people had hoped LEGION POST MEETINC | homed a hole through the roof. church will hold an outdoor ser- W. B. Dillard of 1667 Hillyard »109.27; printing «5.00; stationery used successfully In Josephln JQ BE HERE TONIGHT county. A regular schedule of LANE TAX RECEIPTS FALL that congress would have taken Both properties are said to be v,ce in ,h e evening, the tim e and street Eugene which was stolen on »3.75; repairs, »504.44; and inter some steps to permit p o sto tflres; ________ est on various Items. The total vl Its to the vurlous comniunltles tartiallv covered bv insurance Mrs , I,lace wi" ** announced at the April 1. thl year. DOWN FOR FIRST PERIOD which find their volume of business Springfield American Legion post Barnard has been In California for nlorn*nK »ervice. will he worked out under the di The chlurch The purse was dropped by Mrs. cost of maintaining the high school dropping temtiorarlly as a result number 40 will hold a regular tneet- several weeks visiting rection of Miss Gertrud« Skow. with rela- !,cho0’ W,H meet at 9:46 Dil!ard when she BOt ° ut of thelr during the year was »21.379.73. The Lane county taxi- for the first county hottie demonstration agent. j half of 1931 were only slightly more nf economic conditions lo retain Ing here this evening at the Com- tives. and Mrs. Barnes is In Port- -Members of the Coburg church car one evening and was picked up average cost of educating each their rulings, hut this was not done munlty hall It has been announced land. Her son was here Wednesday w i|I hear Rpv Poindexter preach by an unknown man who was ob- pupil during the year at the high tluiti hull paid nt (lie close of the by I. M. Peterson, adjutant. This on Meeting' Man's God" at 9:45 « v v ed by Mrs. Parsons, a neighbor. school was «87.48. SUPPLY OF BELR AT period on June 30 It lins been nn- I to Investigate the fire. ! will be the first meeting of the p o stj BOYS TAKE SWIMMING Sunday morning. The church A « w a rd was advertised for the OAKRIDGE IS LESSENED nouneed lit the county courthouse. Causes for the fire are specula- ON TUESDAY ^or <>ne nion^- The la«t meeting in tiveTVpringfleVd p^iice"7hlZ rL um ,8 ‘ h,,° 1 ,here w"> rae*‘ at 10:30 retUnl ° f P“rW W',h ° Ut 8UC- BAPTIST MISSIONARY TO Total collections for the six months . _ June having been cancelled because Anderson, and H. W Howard of The Springfield congregation will <**>- Approximately 2000 bottles of period were »KO7.O2fi.77. This In- VISIT IN SPRINGFIELD meeting and the ab- h. e r <h- lined to enliven the Fourth eluded hack taxes which were paid i Two members of the Springfield l,f ast niSh* A- J Cowart, night the State Police Investigating the join in the W. C. T. U. service at of July lor many people were eon during Hint lime. The total of 1931 Boy Scout troop Tuesday completed s,,nce of mnny B »B ber' during the fires found a rug from one of the the Christian church Sunday even- '»f'Ccr. competing his rounds of Mrs. Ida Warnock, Baptist mis the city returned to the city hall flxcated al Oakridge Saturday after-j taxes paid nmounta to «27.308.45. their first class swimming teaU Ore“on Na« ° nai O“»rd encamp- bedrooms under the apple tree In lng. sionary In Manaugua. Nicaragua, __________________ and found the purse between the noon and three men spent their The total due for this period Is »1.- dnring their weekly meeting along i ,nen* will arrive In Springfield Friday to the back yard On It were several door and the screen. holidnys In Hie county Jail niter 010.I80B9 The receipts for the the hunks of the W illamette river, j pend some time visiting here with bottles nnd a quart mason jar LIONS GOVERNOR IS When lost the purse contained a •in ie mid county officers made a I)(.r|od are only 80 percent of the (!h nn Martin, scoutmaster, is not RAILROAD CREWS BUSY Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. DePue. Mra. which gave evidence of a liquor VISITOR HERE FRIDAY locket and chain, some stamps. laid on the city. money needed for Hie budget. The certain yet whether any of the Warnock flew to the United States party which had been held on the about »6.50 in cash, a platinum CUTTING GRASS. WEEDS premises the day or night before "Blonde" Sutton, Frederick Stan total lax d tlc fo r 1931 Is »2.020. Sf rlngfleld boys will be able to at-) W. F Walker, district governor brooch w„ h „ ll)anioni, lnget Ca„. from Central America In an air tend the annual Scout camp at Blue 1 _ . . . . , . . . .. 1--------- -------- — h-v. nnd Lew lleberl. w erelh e three 333.38. River. There are no vacancies for <’rews employed by the Southern ' f e A ,,*rKe cigar- of Lions clubs of Oregon, was a , fornla and Oregon drlver-g license plane recently. taken. Sutton was charged wltn ' _____________ __ the first two camp periods, any I’nclflc railroad are busy this week I e ,t* B‘ubs were a,1'° ",rewn about Springfield on Thursday cards, and an American Legion aux- having one gallon of moonshine In JUNIOR GUILD CROUP boys going will have to attend bu” '«“ « ,bp Bra' 8 'he right- over tbe ru* , and ™ day la8‘ week. Mr. Walk- II|ary membership card is a case. “SINFUL WOMAN” TO BE his upartment mid also 1278 hotties Few residents of the city were er. a former resident and business w hen found the ,ockp) wag gQne of-way of some of the switch tracks HAS PICNIC ON FRIDAY either of the later camps. SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC of beer. Stanley had 313 bottles of -n the city, and are cutting the aware of the fire until later In the man I" this city, attended tha ) the diamon(1 had been p)ucked from beer and Hebert, 409. Hebert plead- M e m b e rs of thi1 Junior World weeds and grass from the elevated day. Many hnd been away over the weekly meeting of the Lions club the broocb and taken, the drivers Rev. Veltle Pruitt will take ed not guilty In justice court Tuen- DEGREE DRILL TEAM walk leading from Main street to week-end and hnd returned late and Friday noon and told of plans being neense had been removed and the "Christ and the Sinful Woman" as day and Ihe three will stntiil trial ; Wide Guild of Ihe Baptist church; were sleeping soundly when this made for the annual district con- Auxiliary membership card had his subject for the Sunday mornln* ASKED TO MEET FRIDAY the depot this morning. IhlH afternoon before Justice Dan h"ld " I’lrn,c Swimmers' Delight happened. ventlon to be held at Klamath Falls been , aken from thp caB(, wh|ch service at the Christian church he Johnson resort Friday afternoon nnd even Members of the Progressive 22' ing. Rev. nnd Mrs. W. G. Taylor, on July 12. 13 and 14. remained In the purse. has announced. The Endeavor so Rev. and Mr . Kenneth Tobias, and degree team are asked to meet at PARTY HELD FOR TWO The purse Indicates that It had ciety will hold a meeting at 7 REBEKAH PRACTICE IS Mrs. I). (’. tlgllvle were In charge. Ihe I. (). O. F. hall Friday evening AT BARTHOLOMEW HOME ! YOUNG PEOPLE TO HAVE I been thrown down someplace by o'clock and the church will Join CALLED FOR THURSDAY Mrs, Tobins, lender of the group. for their regular monthly business TH E FT OF AUTO TIRES the original thief and left in a damp In the union prohibition service In PICNIC AT RIVERSIDE place as It was mouldy when found. Ihe evening. says that they will continue to hold and social meeting. Mrs. O. H. Jar Miss M.vrnn Bartholomew enter- i Estellu Findley, district deput} Lester Gay nnd Andrew Carpen- I m eetings during the summer rett asks that all members be pres tnlned at her home northeast of Young people of the Christian A"di‘r8«’" ‘hlnks that If the per- president of .luunitn Rebekah lodge ) months. ent as Ihe group will hold practice. Sprlngfleld Saturday evening at a : ,Pr of We"' Springfield were ar- church will hold a picnic at River w’n who p,aced " ln the doorway CIVIC CLUB ENDS WORK tiuniher 85, has called a special surprlse birthday party In honor of rested by state police officers gat side park tonight at 6 o'clock. The at tbe clty haI1 would communicate meeting of all outgoing and Incom j TILL FALL; HAVE PICNIC her sister. Theo, nnd Ralph H ughes.' urday on a charge of larceny of two young people will gather at the wl,b hlm be m,*ht f,nd 9ome clue ELEVEN BOSTON BULL 1WO AUTOS COLLIDE Ing officers of Ihe lodge to ho held both of whose birthdays were to be) ,,rpB f™m a trailer belonging to church at that time and will be wh,*'h t0 aeek ,be per"on wbo The year's activities of the Civic at the 1. (), (). F. hall tonight nt j PUPPIES BORN HERE AT INTERSECTION HERE* i observed on Sunday. About 40 S W. E Fritts, also of West Spring- taken to the park in one large s'° 'e *'• Club were brought to a close here 7:30 for the purpose of practicing Automobiles being driven by Dor guests attended and enjoyed an fleld> and Pleaded guilty when ar- truck. Ione Rhodes is In charge of for installation ceremonies to be Mrs. W. II. Adrian has more last Thursday afternoon with the evenlng of games and stunts. Re-i ralgned in Justice court. Gay re held at Ihe regular Rebekah meet ¡Boston Bulldogs than she knows man Chase and Earl Briggs. Sagi refreshments. Bernadtne McFar annual picnic held at Willamette Upper Santiam Road Rough freshments were served late In the eelved a 30-day Jail sentence, and land will direct the games, a n d ) Ing next Monday night. I wl,l,l <1“ with. The Adrians have naw. collided at Eighth and C streets evening. park. About 30 members of the i Carpenter was fined »50 and parol- The upper Santiam road above club together with their families ----------------------- hnd three of these bulldogs for ul 10 o’clock Monday night slightly Melba Harris the transportation. __________________ ed. Cascadia Is very rough according to enjoyed a picnic supper at the park some time nnd on Sunday morning damaging the automobiles, without METHODIST LADIES AID Carl Olson who with Mrs. Olson following an afternoon of games. one of the female dogs gave birth injuring the passengers. Reports or yyyQ INJURED IN CRASH CHURCHES WILL HOLD ELECTS OFFICERS HERE to eleven small puppies, all of troth drivers were filed at the City spent the holidays there with their AT JUDKINS POINT FRI. VALUE OF FERTILIZER PROHIBITION SERVICE Bon and danghterln-law. Mr. and which are getting along nicely. Hall following the accident. PICNIC CROUP HOLDS Mrs Prank Bartholomew was re ON PASTURES TOLD Mrs. Russell Olson who are vaca elected president of the Ladies' The congregations of the Metho- Miss Evelyn Johnson and M rs.1 OUTING AT RIVERSIDE tioning in that country. They drove IUKA CIRCLE MEETS AT alii of the Methndlnt church at thu AUTOMOBILE PART IS A demonstration to determine j dlst and Christian churches will William Hendricks both received across the Cascades on the McKen legular meeting held ill the church EGCIMANN'S TO NIG HT minor Injuries late Friday evening the value of superphosphate o n ! unite Sunday evening for a pro- zie highway and then turned off on A group of Springfield people STOLEN FROM GARAGE Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Edward comprising Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Pol when the automobile driven by Ladlno clover pnsture, carried out hlbltlon service sponsored by the to the Suntlam at the Sisters. I’rlvat Is the new vlen-pre Ident. Theft of 11 carburetor from a Ford > The semi-monthly meeting of the | Miss Johnson struck a parked truck by H. J. Merz of Ada. shows th a t, W. C. T. IT. at the Christian church lard. Mrs. Alma Pollard, Mr. aed M rs H a ls e y , M rs J Fish, ami M rs . delivery truck last Thursday night Iuka Circle number 37, latdles of at the turn In the highway near Jud the fertilizer stimulated growth on Mr«. Ada Jol.y. president of the Mrs. Harry Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Vacation at Flab Laks ,1. T, Moore were reelected Ire i n iis s , - ( wan discovered Friday morning by the O. A. R. will he held this even- kin's Point. Clair K. Hamlin, driver poor spots hut gave no material re- Oregon W. C. T. U. will be the Harry Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. C. «. urer, secretary mid chnpluln res W. C. Wright when he went to the ¡Ing at 8 o’clock at the E gglm ann|of the truck, was not In It at the suits where the soil was In good speaker. The Murphy-Moshler Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlton and Swarts. Miss Edna Swarts, Mr. aed pel-lively Mrs llalsey and Mrs. L. | garage to start the car. Mr. Wright confectionary. Reports of the con- ¡tim e of the accident. The Johnson condition, says County Agent, O. quartet will sing and Veltle Pruitt family spent the Fourth of July Mrs. Dwight Kessey, and Mrs. Mary K. Page wore Ihe hostesses for j had Ills dog poisoned by some un- ventlon held at Corvallis will b e ! car which was traveling towards 8. Fletcher, who cooperated In the will lead the congregational sing-1 holidays camping near Fish lake Kessey held a picnic at the meeting. known person or source last week? given by delegatee. Springfield was also damaged. Ing. on the uper Santiam. park on Monday, Jely toertt. K hxltfv nunihor 70 weri* RECEIPTS WILL BE USED h her«* W«4ii*«<lay night at « r in<-«'tlnK of I bi* group ili County Portnble Cannery I ul l<Mgc> hull M M M u I h uih I Almost Ready; Will Vieit M J. Mi-Kiln both rtwolvad v*t< run J i ' wh I m for long m«mtM,r«hlp In the Communities on Request order Mr. Mule one for 26 year* A new organisation to ul<l In tin*: uml Mr M« Kiln for 30 year« con* illNtrlbutlon of food product« and i «•*<*utlvt* mamberahtp other h o «« nm HI cm I k being attempt i A group of ten vl«ltor« hmidad »•d In Springfield »ml vicinity now by Grand Warden, Charlea I*. Poole, Th< plan tin« I mumi w o rk e d o u t by i of lb»* Grand Lodge of Or«Mfon. who P S W a re , a n d « a id to h a v e < be n u l e tin* prcMontatIon«, attended Pive member* of a p p ro v a l o f I H y « u t b o r ii lew an d <). from ECugcne. L T LIONS TO STAGE PUBLIC PICNIC M’KENZIE SCENE TO OF MANY CAMPS LIONS PLAN FOR THREE DAY MEET PRET» HOME WEDDING HELD BLAZE LEVELS HOMES TUESDAY