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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TWENTY NINTH YKAIt
BPK1NOFIKLI), LANK COUNTY. OKKOON, THURSDAY, 8 KJ *T EMBKit g, 1>S2
SCHOOLS READY Make-Up Exams
Set Eor hridav
10 OPE£SEPI. 19
Three Tim e W inner
IM I IO PüflILKNB
Failure to Take Teat« Melina
Another Year on Same
Five New Teacher« Join High
Work at School
School Faculty at Opening
of Fall Term Here
Mukwup «aauiinatlnns for h ( u
BOARD
RAISES
't o e y ?
TUITION
Io
make
Ilielr
r«sp<wtlv«!
Marion Hall Face« Taek of ««•»••. •»> t» ''«id nt m« Lincoln
Developing Football Team kulldlag, on Friday, September #
From Green Material
AU ilndents who bare been pre
”
■everything la In r«adtn«»a for the
opening of H im new school your
here a week from Monday member«
of the echuul buurd uunnunred ful
lowing their monthly meeting un
Tueuday evenlug
Tuition ratee for high eotiool elu
denta living outalde of the district
were raleed from $20 to $30 by the
board Tueaduy evening. The rale*
brlnve the fee up to pur with that
charged III« W altervllle district fur
the atudunta aunt here The grade
echool tuition fee of $20 was not
Increaiied.
No. 36
LEGION TO SEEK
GREAIEB VOTING
T o W ed John D. Hi ]
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FDORlOISPEil
Springfield Physician to At
Springfield Delegation Leav tend Annual Large Medi Poat Members to Cover Entire
cal Summer School
ing Today and Friday for
City in Canvass for Non-
State Convention
Registered Citizens
Leaving
Springfield
Sunday.
Heptember IL Dr. W C. Hebhan
national meet follows
^ v e 7 sr„,;h
many fail to register
deala of Lincoln Junior high. who
. fallml
Doctor Leaves
Sunday for Meet
„
a n
purlng for these tenia are urzed to i
I»« present at 8 o'clock on ihla dal«
a . failure hi remove existing de-
ftctencles wi.'' «an that the whole
year a wm -
have to be ra
pealed, aces 3 *
il Roy P. Quinsy.
principal at . C
’OOl.
More Than 300 Exhibits Are
Placed for Opening Day by
County Club Members
GATE
umbla, where he will attend the
Variety of Recreation BnnUB, iUOimer , thool of tbe V. D. Captain Appointed for Each
and Entertainment to Be couver Medical association
Precinct; Drive to Follow
Provided for Veterans
The sessions are scheduled to be
Portland Convention
W id e
■
ADMISSION
FREE
Judging and Demonstrations
to Feature Three-Day Ses
sion at Fairdgrounde
■ „
~
held ,,n September 13. 14. 16 and
and high
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fOur - - z - - Th. y
con,
- i—
—
. . . tal
. . « . i * bouae-to-bouae canvass of the
Gates at the Laos county fair
officials of the I- ederal government
lecture« and clinics given by out . « » < * * city of Springfield, with a
Mlaa Margaret Ravior, Philadel-
Mias is to'be'the'brideof
Blanchette Hooker. New <r,,un<Ja »wung open this morning
>hia, lor the third eucceaiivc year “ 7
'
"
l “” to up standing doctors from all parts 6f
for each precinct, will be York,
IX at 9 o’clock on the first strictly
/on the Fifth Annual 10-milc swim
annuaI American
Le- lbl, united States and many for- l* ° “ <'h«d here non by members of Rockefeller id. She is the
ii I.akt Ontario in the record time I glon convention to be held In Port
county wide Four H fair to be held
elgn
countries.
‘
he
American
Leyton
to
sign
up
I
jJ
*
civil
engineer
The
en.
I 5 hr».. 22 min« . and IS seeds
In Lane county and revealed more
laud
starting
Monday
for
four
days.
Also, a cash prise of $3,000
Almost all possible »ubjecte will •*’ v o l,r* who ,r e not D<” ’ register- m t^ke’
to’ toTiui.“*
than 300 distinct exhibits ptacel by
The leaders of thia vast vanguard
be taken up for discussion during '
for
k *nera' election to be
these workers.
have already reached the conven
held November 8.
the four day school.
The gatn will remain open for
tion city and thousands of others
Final plans for the registration '
Mias Clara Jones, office nurse,
three days, closing Saturday even
are awurmlng across the borders ot
drive have not been made, and will ;
ing. and all admissions are free.
the state on all aid«« to take In the will be at Dr. Rebhan’s office here
probably be held up until after the
during hla absence.
Concessions are being managed by
big meeting.
national Legion convention to be In !
club members themselves this year.
Oregon people appreciate the
Portland next week. The drive In
Judging of livestock and other
great opportunity to boost thalr
Springfield will probably begin the J
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exhibits and demonstrations by
state and spread good will among
latter part of the week of Septem-
Office« at the high school will Nine Sons and Daughers, Also Peach Orchard Held Profit- the visitors, and themaelvea are
per 1«. according ,o I M Pe.er.on J Charter Night Program to Be j
Z’"
be open the lent three day« of nekt
Grandchildren Gather Here
able by Man Who Begins migrating to Portland today and to
post adjutant and in charge of the
Held September 20, Covered the place this year of the c annual
a aa
morrow for the two-day state con
week. September 14. 1». tfl and
at Wickham Home
Over Again at 80 Years
<,rtve
Dish Dinner Set
county exhibition.
vention.
torn» faculty member« will be prea
Captains appointed for each ot
Schedale of events for the three
ent to dlacuaa future atudy course«
This la the first time a National
Sons and daughters of r. and | Hulldlug up of a successful hual
Eighty persons attended the
the precincts are W. N. Dow (1), J.
days has been prepared by County
with both old and proapedlve stu Mrs H C Wickham. 1SS Main nesa aa a farmer even after passing 1-eglon Convention haa been held
opening fall meeting of Cascade
M
luirson
(2).
Oswald
Olson
(1),
Club Leader R. C. Kuehner aa fol
dent«
No actual registering will «treat. Springfield, gathered at the the 80-year mark la not an Impossi In Oregon and It It the first time Action Effective Immediately;
and C. A. Swarts (4). Each of these chapter. Order of the Eastern Star lows: .
be done before September 1*. bow- home of their parents Bunday for bility a t la being demonstrated on that moat of the communities of To Move to Eugene Campus,
men will name their assistants for
Masonic temple here Tuea-
ever tirade school building« will a large family reunion. All of the $0 acres of land near Natron by U the state are going to be repres
Thursday, September •
Salary Is >12,000 Yearly
the drive.
|
evening. Members of the Evan-
not be open before that date
ented at such a gathering.
Livestock, crops, garden, poultry,
lk grandchildren were present. Thia B. leather.
Each worker w ill carry regUtra ' elin® cha|?‘ er
Eu<ene- a"<i of
No new face« will be found la the first time that all member«
Dr. W illiam Jasper Kerr, presi
handicraft, canning, cooking, flower
Springfield Is no exception. Pro
Helling out hla ranch at Molalla
tlon cards with him and will be pre the Creswell Star chapter were in
among the grade school faculty ot the family were together for $0
dent of the Oregon State college at
exhibits
to be entered at club of
vited
guests
bably
30
members
of
the
local
Le
three years ago Mr. Prather came
pared to register voters at their
Data, but the many change« at the years.
Corvallis la chancellor of the Ore
fice at fair by 10:00 a. m. 8:00—
to Springfield and purchased a gion poat t .»<$ auxiliary will attend
homes. These ::ards w ill later be
Honored guests of the evening Placing of ribbons on sewing and
high echool will bring new people
The entire group gathered at the amall tract of land. The flrat year one or more of the sessions at both gon system of higher education.
turned In at the City hall where were Mra. Alberta McMurphy of
to the city. The flrat of tbcaa. Ml«« Wickham home here for a family
home making exhibits.
9:00—
Selection of Dr. Kerr waa made
he planted a portion of the land to the state and national conventions.
they will be checked over by Mr. Eugene. She Is past grand matron,
Juanita Demmer of Medford, ar picture of the nine sons and daugh
Health examinations. 10:00— In
late
Tuesday
by
members
of
the
There
are
many
others
who
are
tomatoes, cantaloupes, and water
Peterson who will also maintain a and commltteewoman of the Gen
rived her« early thia week. Shu ters, after which all went to River
struction in livestock Judging; Judg
planning to Lake advantage of the state board of higher education fol registration service at the city hall
melons
eral Chapter of the W orld; Mrs ing of forestry; Judging of handi
will have charge of the Hnmance aide park for a picnic dinner dur
lowing months of Investigation and
state
holiday
proclaimed
by
Gov
until October 8, the final day on Hallie Huntington worthy matron
The second year Mr Prather
I language department,
craft.
10:30— Judging of cooking
discussion relative to the position. which registrations can be made.
ing the afternoon.
purchased 150 peai h trees, five ernor Meier to attend the big par
of Evangeline chapter, and grand exhibits. 11:00— Judging of flower,
Another new addition to the ataff
Hla election waa made known after
Person« attending the reunion Goldeh Delicious apple trees and a ade Tuesday
This drive la part of a county marshall of Oregon; Miss Gene crop, garden and hortlcnltnre ex
thia year will be Mbs Ina Clement
the board had voted 4-S against the
were Mr and Mra. Charles Putman, dozen cherry trees which he set
Among those who have signified
movement being launched by W. B. vteve Thompson, worthy matron of hibits. 1:30— County-wide meeting
who succeeds the former Ml«« llan
employment ot Dr. Zook, who came
Cottage drove; Mr and Mra. tzewls out a year ago last spring.
their Intention of attending either
Dillard, county clerk, with the aa- CreeweB star chapter and a mem of home economics club members.
■on aa secretary. She haa become
here recently from the east to in
Pulman and family, Mr and Mrs
Thia
summer
the
peach
trees
the
slate
or
national
convention,
or
slatance ot local groups. Mr. Dillard ber of the Pay of Representatives 1:30-3 00— Instruction
fam iliar with her dutlea, having
In
crops
spect
the
schools.
The
vote
for
Dr.
George Putman, and family all ot have developed and grown remark both, are Mr and Mrs. M. B. Hunt-
estimates
that there are several committee of the Grand Chapter; Judging and crops Judging content
apeni « m i time at the school last
Prteicott, Washington;
Mr
and ably well, each tree bearing fruit ly, Mr and Mrs J M Larson. Mr. Kerr was not made public.
thousand
non-reglatered eligible and C. A. Huntington, worthy pa 2 30— Explanation of placlngs by
aprlng before the close of school.
The new chancellor will come to
Mra. l-ee Putman and family, and
strong Tree Stock
and Mra. Vern Caldwell, W alter
voters In the county, and probably tron of Evangeline chapter.
Mlaa Helen Chaney of Spokane
home economics Judge. 3:00— Live
Mr and Mrs. John Putman and
The peach tree« are strong stock vllle; Dr. and Mra. W. N. Dow, Mr. Eugene to make hla home at the 400 such in Springfield.
Washington, and a member of last
stock Judging contest
Following
the
regular
meeting
at
family of Springfield Mr and Mra shipped here from the Stark Bros and Mrs. Roy Quinsy, Mr. and Mr« ■ite of the University and will re
year'a class at the Cnlverally of
More than 400 have been regis 8 o'clock which waa Interspersed
Friday, Sept. 0 Grange Dey
Robert l*utman and fam ily, Mra. nursery In Missouri. Every one of W aller N. Gossler, Mlaa Edna ceive a salary of $12,000 annually.
Oregon will succeed Mlaa Luclle
tered here thia year prior to and with short talks by the honot
*:00— Judging of livestock. 10:04
Joe Styman. aud Mr. and Mrs. Roy the 160 are living and growing Hwarts, Victor Fogle, Maude Bryan,
He
haa
asked
that
no
new
presi
Holman aa English Instructor
following the primary election by guests, a program was held and re — Judging of rabbits; Instruction la
Hayden all of Marshfield; and Mr. There ore two varieties of them, Crystal Bryan, Clayton Barber, H. dents be appointed for either the
Mr. Peterson at the city hall.
Domw«tlr science Instruction and and Mrs Lewie Doughty and daugb
freshments were served In the din Judging poultry. 10:30 — Poultry
the Red Bird and the Halberts E. Maxey. Mrs. Grace 8chall and Agricultural school or for the Uni
home economies will also be In the ter of Goshen.
ing room. The program consisted Judging contest U : 00-12— Grange
These are both varieties of the el her niece, Winifred Hagerman, both versity until the end of the yi
hands of a new arrival. Mlaa Ruth
of musical numbers by Fred and program. 1:00— Judging of poultry.
berta peach The Red Bird ripens of Dexter; M. A. Pohl, Mra. Emma aa he felt that he could handle the
Evelyn Buell in a violin duet, and 7:30— Style show;
Morrlaon of Portland.
She auo-
Meeting
ol
early In the summer and the Hal Olson, Oswald Olson, H. H. Hchaf necessary work. Hla appointment la
vocal solos by Mrs. Jane K«tsls. Younger Local Leaden.
ceeda Mlaa Ia*ons Klllottt In thia
berta la a later variety. Thia peach fenberg. Milton Ashley. W alter effective immediately. The Corval
Fred Buell, and Mra. W. K. Barn ell
department.
Saturday, September W
la noted for Ita large alae. averag vllle; Rodney W illiam. Dexter; and lis post become« vacant with the
who was accompanied by her
I'erhopa the one new fuculty
9:00
— 6 Health Examinations.
promo*
Ion
of
Dr.
Kerr,
and
the
Uni
Ing a pound each when the treee Leroy Pavne, Vida.
daughter, Barbara. Miss Margaret 10:00-11:30 — Livestock showman
member who will find himself faced
versity
position
has
already
been
are three years old
The National Convention -.esslone
Jarrett accompanied the violin ship.
with the moat difficult twik thia
The trees are planted 27 feet ■tart Monday morning at 8 o'clock vacated effective at the end of the
numbers.
fall will be Marlon Hall upon whose
Demonstrations and the groups In
apart In the rows and w ill reach and close Thursday with the elec year by Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall
Nearly
Million
Egg«
Taken
Mrs. Gertrude W'ilson, Mrs. Jane charge of each are as follows:
ahouldera will fall the responsi
esch other during the next year, tion of officers and a meeting of who announced hla resignation late
bility of developing u strong foot Club Members and Friends to
Daily from Salmon at Com Ketels. and Mr?. Abbie Wheaton
think« Mr. Prather, despite the fact the executive committee.
Thursday, September 8
A com Saturday as president.
were In charge of the program. The
ball team from much new material
See First Showing of Boat that he was advised to plant them plete program covering all activi Considerable Interest now centers
mercial Fish Racks
10:30— Handwork, Mrs. Melba
Many mentliera of Norvat May's
refreshments were under the dl
only 20 feet distant. The careful ties of the Legion haa been pre on the effect which the selection of
men River Pictures
Andrews’ club. 10:45— Sewing, Mrs.
strong team last season bare gradn
Egg taking from salmon at the rectlon of Mrs. Opal Roberts. Mrs. L. B. Leach’s club. 3:00— Home
working of the ground and richness pared and la printed In the laet Is Dr. K err and hla moving to the Uni
aled and will be mlaalug from the
fish racks at Hendricks bridge la Edna Hobbs, and Mrs. Lena Fraed Making. Mrs. Irene Holcomb's club.
First public allowing of motion of It Is credited for the unusual
sue of the Oregon Legionnaire, a versity campus will have on the
lineup tbU fall.
progressing rapidly now and nearly erick. Mrs. Elsie Pollard. Mrs. W
picture tuken on a boat trip on growth.
fate
of
the
so-called
Zorn-McPher-
copy of which haa been received
Friday, September •
N. Dow and Mrs. Josephine Cowart
the upper Hogue river Ihla summer
Next year will find the trees by all poat members.
son bill which proposes to combine, 100 million are being taken each
1:30— Sheep, A. J. Flint's club.
were In charge of the kitchen.
day.
Workmen
are
also
saving
all
by Dr. W. C. Hebhan, Rev Veltle bearing a strong crop of fruit and
2:15— Poultry, E. J. Edward’s club.
Entertainment and recreation for at Corvallis, the University and of the fish carcass this year to be
The next meeting of Cascade
Pruitt, M It Irlah and Prince Hel- will begin to be worth real money
2:45— Poultry, Mrs. P. J. Cauthorn’s
all visitors has been provided by State college, to conaolidate all
chapter
w
ill
be
held
September
20.
used
as
food
for
the
young
fish
at
frlah. will be made here Friday to the owner, he thinks.
club. 3:00— Canning, Mrs. Ralph
the city of Portland at a minimum normal school work at Eugene, to
the salmon hatchery and at the This w ill be the annual charter
evening at the Community hall
Apple nnd cherry trees grow
Laird's club. 3:45;—Sewing I, M n .
of coat to the veterans. Two fees establish a law school at Salem, and truot hatchery.
night meeting at which time char
when members of the Lions club slower, but are all looking strong
03886684
to
create
Junior
colleges
at
Ash
S. H. Andrews’ club. 4:30— Cooking,
or $2 each providing tickets for all
ter
member;
of
the
lodge
w
ill
fill
will hold an evening meeting with and healthy on the farm
The completion, ot the cold stor
Mrs. B. L. Rankin's club.
major activities In the city during land and LaGrande.
all of the chairs. This is also the
former members and others aa
To Expand Orchard
Freshman registration at the Uni age room at the game hatchery
the convention.
Saturday, Septem ber 10
covered
dish
dinner
meeting
of
the
their gneats.
To-date only about ten acres ot
verslty and State College will start prqyldes ample space for storage
10:30— Sewing, Mrs. Victor Bail
lodge group.
To Ben Dorris, Lane county man.
Work on Presbyterian Struc Other films which have been the land Is In orchard, the other
of
all
available
salmon
flesh
which
Monday. September 1$. Advanced
ey. 1:00—Calf, Mrs. Adam's club.
taken on the McKenzie river al d if being cultivated for corn and water goes much of the credit for the students will register the latter is ground and fed to the small sal
ture Started on Tuesday,
1:46— Bachelor Sewing, Mrs. S. M.
successful manner In which the
melons
Next
year
the
entire
farm
mon
later
In
the
year.
Only
one
In
ferent
Ilmen
will
also
be
shown,
Is Incorporated
part of the same week, and all boll-
Andrews’
club. 2.30— Corn Mr. Roy
convention
details
have
been
pre
and additional entertainment Is be will be planted to orchard trees aa
days at the two schools will be uni dian fam ily has arrived at the
Tracer. 3:15— Calf, Mr. A. J. Flint
hatchery so far to dry salmon for
Construction work on a now Pre»- ing provided for by the committee the owner feels that this Is the pared. He has spent the entire past form.
4:00— Tuekey, Mrs. Floyd Johnson.
winter food. Usually there la a
liyterian church al W altervllle to headed by I. M Peterson. C. F quickest way to develop a real de year In Portland making arrange
large influx of these visitors from
replaca the one which waa destroy Barber and John Ketela are the pendable Income from the farm ments for this great gathering.
Thotosnd. of veterans
MOir PB l 1- H IT OLD IMK RIDS
FIMILI U .-.1 N FIRM SUCCESS
MANI RERE FOR
O.E.S. MEETING
OR. KERR NAMED
IS CRINCELLOR
E6G TAKING OK
KT FISH BACKS
LIONS TO GATHER
AT POTLUCK MEAL
WALTERVILLE FOLK
ed by fire recently waa started nt
that place Tuesday morning accord
Ing to Rev. Ralph Clark, pastor.
According to Rev. Clark the new
church will be located on the same
site aa the old building and will
contain about the same amount of
apace. The design of (he building
will be changed conalderably, how
ever, to meet the changed require
ments of the church people of that
community.
The Incorporation paper« for the
church were taken out In Snlem
last week by C. K. Jennings. L. D
Scrodo, and D. E. Benson, aa Incor
porators. These were filed for re
cord In Eugene Wednesday.
Insurance In the neighborhood of
$.'1.0011 waa carried on the former
church building which waa com
pletely destroyed by fire which
apread from a farm hotixe anil also
destroyed the lodge hall
MONDAY PARTY PLANS
CHANGED BY REBEKAHS
The social part of the liebnkab
lodge meeting to he held Monday
evening will be given over to the
annual anniversary program Instead
of the radio party which waa an
nounced earlier In the week accord
ing to the members of the commit-
tee In charge. Several special en
tertainment features are being pre
pared for this evening.
Mrs. Nellie Pyne, Dorothy Girard
and Mrs. Stella Flndlef are In
charge of the program.
land.
During the early years the space
between the trees la planted to
tomato, cantaloupe and watermelon
patches
The production of these
three garden products has been
lifelong bnslness for Mr. Prather,
and he has developed tome very
unusual vnrletles ns well ns being
very successful In his ventures
but he expects to quit the melon
work soon ond devote hla time to
his orchard and trawherrlea.
More than 200 bushela of the
Bonnie Beat and Early Anno toma
toes have already beon sold front
the tract, and there are at least
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
1000 more bushels on the 2600
START SUNDAY MEETS plniits he haa.
His cantaloupes are the J. II
Flrat meetings of the young peo
Hales nnd the Eden Gem varieties
ple's organizations ot the Baptlat
and are now at their best.
church were held Sunday after the
summer vacation period. The Jun
ior assembly meets before the even EDNA SWARTS CHOSEN
ing service and Is a gathering for
KENSINGTON LEADER
children from 4 to 14 years.
Immediately following the even
Selection of Edna Hwarts aa
ing meeting the Young People's Fel president of the Ken dngton club
lowship Hour Is held for the older for the next year to succeed Mrs.
group Rev. W illiam Taylor la di W. C. Hebhan, was made last F ri
rector of both these groups.
day afternoon at a picnic of the
members held at W illam ette park
She will announce her appointive
CALIFORNIA PASTOR
PREACHES ON SUNDAY officers at the October meeting to
he held on October 14. at the home
Rev. W alter A. Pegg of Hunting- of Mra. S. C. Wright.
The meeting Friday was the first
ton Park, California, preached both
services at the Baptlat church Sun for the club members since the
day. Rev. and Mra. Pegg had been summer vacation. Plans for their
vacationing In Vancouver and Vic fall and winter activities were dis-
toria, Rrltlsh Columbia, and atop- cussed at the meeting.
other members of the committee.
The meeting will open with a
potluck supper at 6 30 and will be
followed by the showing of the
pictures and other program tea
(urea.
At Lions elnb meeting last week
a committee consisting of F. B
Hamlin, John Pyle and D. B. Mur
phy waa authorlied to proceed at
once and make arrangements (or
the presentation of a complete pro
grant nt aome place along the up
per McKenale highway, preferably
during the enly part of the week.
lied In Springfield to visit with Rev
To Attend Wadding
and Mrs. W illiam G. Taylor for a
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bartholomew few days.
left this morning for Seattle where
they are to attend the wedding of
Tonsila Taken Out
Bober! Storey, a fraternity brother
Jessie Jinks, daughter of Mr. and
of Mr. Bartholomew. The wedding Mrs R M. Jinks of Coburg under
Is to be Saturday night. Mr. Bar went a tonali operation at the of
tholomew has been asked to be an fice of a local physician Wednes
usher.
day morning.
PAST MATRONS TO MEET
W ITH MRS. C. A. SWARTS
MembeTH of the Pant Matron
club of Cascade chapter, O, E. S.
will be entertained Monday after
noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.
C. A. Swarts. Mrs. Hwarts is sec
retary of the local Star chapter.
MANY ATTEND DINNER
FOR EUGENE RESIDENT
WESTFIR RESIDENT
PASSES WEDNESDAY
Funeral Services for Mrs. Mattle
Lae W alker to Ba Hold Hare
Mra., C. A, Huntington Honored
Friday Afternoon
Upon Elevation to State
Office in O. E. S.
Mra. Mattle Lee, W alker. 41, died
at her home at W estfir Wednesday
A large number of Springfield
after a long Illness. Funeral ser
people attended a dinner In Eu
vices will be held Friday at 2 P. M
gene Friday evening to honor Mrs.
from the Poole-Uray-Bartholomew
C. A. Huntington, worthy matron
chapel in Springfield. Rev. Dean C.
of the Evangeline chapter who has
Poindexter will officiate and Inter
been appointed worthy grand mar
ment will be In Laurel Grove ceme
shall for the state of Oregon.
tery.
Those
representing
Cascade
Mrs. W alker was born In Ellis
chapter In Springfield were Mrs.
county,
Texas, April 24, 1891. the
E, E. Fraederlcka. Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Hwarts. Mtsa Maxine Swarts, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. King W a t
MHs Thelma Sweeney, Miss Edna lac& She was married to John
Platt. Miss Edna Swarta. Mrs W alker of Dennison, Texas, In 1911.
Pearl Schantol, Mrs. Abbie Whea They moved to Kansas City where
ton, Mrs. avid Saltsman. Mrs. Nell they lived until 1918 when they
Pollard. Mrs. W. N. Dow. Mra. A came to North Bend, Oregon. They
J. Cowart. Mrs. Donald Toomb, and later lived at M ill City, Reedsport,
Wendling and In W estfir .since
Mrs. Peters.
1930.
MRS. FINLEY HONORED
AT PARTY ON FRIDAY
Miss Loudclle Williams and Miss
Dorothy Mae Potter were hostesses
at the Potter home FTlday evening
at a party honoring Mrs. Bernice
Neher Findley who la leaving soon
for California where she will make
her home. The evening was spent
with game« and refreshments.
IUKA CIRCLE HOLDS
BUSINESS MEET HERE
Regular business was transacted
by members of Iuka circle, Ladles
Auxiliary of the G. A. R. at their
semi-monthly meeting held last
Thursday evening at the armory.
A social hour was held at the Eggl-
nianti parlors following the busi
ness meeting.
She Is survived by her husband,
four children. Frank. Clarence, Bee
sle, and Helen, all at home; two
brothers, Dean Wallace. Texas, and
W illiam Wallace. Scio, Oklahoma.
She also leaves two sisters. Mra.
Jessie Chapman of Freeno, Califor
nia, and Mrs. May W hittaker at
Reedsport.
across the McKenxIe pass.
Taking of these egga la a tech
nical problem requiring consider
able skill. Only "a limited number
of the salmon are fully ready to
■pawn each day and the others are
kept penned until they are 'ripe'
aa the workmen at the racks speak
of them. The eggs are taken in
milk cans to the hatchery where
they are hatched by artificial heat.
This requires 5000 units of heat.
If the water ia kept 50 degrees It
usually requires about 45 days for
thia process.
The young salmon are then kept
In pens at the hatchery and fed
until there is sufficient food and
chances sre quite good that the
young salmon will reach the ocean.
They are fed on the old salmon
and are usually liberated Into the
river In June. The average site of
the fish is three inches. On the
coast tne fish grow faster because
the water Is not so cold as that In
the McKenxIe river.
After spending several years In
the Pacific ocean the salmon re
turn to the stream where they
were hatched to spawn. Many of
them are caught In the fish racks
and the process Is repeated again.
Egg taking haa been going on for
days now. How much longer this
will require depends on the rapid
ity with which the e*gs ripen.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
MISSION MEETING IS
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
POSTPONED ONE WEEK
W illiam Cox was elected presi
dent of the Christian Endeavor of
the Christian church here Sunday
evening. Other officers elected were
Barbara
Adams,
vice-president;
Esther McPherson, secretary; Lee
Vail, treasurer; and Uldlne Gartln,
advisor.
New chairmen of the various com
mittees were also named by the
nominating committee.
The monthly meeting of the Girls
Missionary society of the Christian
church which was to have been
held Monday evening was post
poned until next Monday, Septem
ber 18, it was announced this week.
The Labor day holiday with a large
number of members out of tbn city
was the cause of the change in
date.
C.E. WILL OÍLLI
IN CIJLSUNDK1
Joint Service in Evening to
Close Meeting; Basket Din
ner Is Set for 6:30
Christian Endeavor members re
presenting churches at W altervllle.
Marcóla, and Sprlngflel, will hold
a Joint rally in Springfield Sunday
afternoon.
The afternoon will be given over
to addresses by church leaders and
to conference of worker«. A basket
dinner w ill be held at 8:30 and a
Joint evening service for all visitors
will be held at 7:30 with Rev. Veltle
Pruitt, preaching the sermon on the
subject "Has Prohibition Failed?”
The morning subject at the
church will be “Christ and Prayer.”
There w ill be special music at both
service«.
LIBRARY RETURNS TO
FULL-TIME SCHEDULE
Regular hours st the Springfield
library were resumed Monday of
this week following the summer
vacation period. Hours now are
from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 each
Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
Mrs. N. W. Emery is chairman of
the library board, and Mrs. David
Saltsman Is the librarian.
FORMER RESIDENTS
VISITORS IN CITY
Dr. and Mra. S. Ralph Dlppel of
Medford arrived In Springfield Fri
day to spend the week-end with
friends and relatives here and In
Eugene. W hile In Springfield they
were guests at the W. C. W right
home. Dr. Dlppel attended the
weekly meeting of the Lions club
Friday at noon. He was the first
president of the local organization
and had a dental office here before
moving to the souta.
PRISCILLA MEMBERS TO
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Selection of officers for the next
year will be the principal Item ot
business to be taken up this after
noon at the meeting of the Priscilla
club at the home of Mra. John
Parker at 2:30 o'clock. This w ill be
the flrat meeting of the club since
the summer vacation.
MRS. CASSIDY PASSE3
AT HOME HERE FRIDAY
Final rites for Mra. Jennie J.
Cassidy, wife of J. F. Cassidy, who
passed away here Friday afternoon
after a lingering Illness were held
Monday at the Crematorium In
Portland. Veatch chapel was In
charge of the arrangements.
Mission Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting of the For WOOD-PRODUCTS FIRM
eign Missionary society of the M.
FILES BUSINESS NAME
E. church which was to have been
held Tuesday afternoon at the
The assumed business name of
home of Mrs. A. B. Van Valzah was the Springfield Cabinet shop was
postponed this week.
filed for record at the office of the
County clerk Saturday. The wood-
Mareóla Merchant Hare
products manufacturing plant is lo
W alter Price. Marcóla merchant, cated on Fourth street between G.
was a business visitor In Spring- and D. streets and Is operated by
field on Tuesday.
Paul Schiewe.