THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TW H N Ì'Y -N IN TH YEAH
BPKINOFIKLD, LANE COUNTY. OREGON,THUKhUAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932
o rt Offers
Post Represented A
M
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E
S
IA
GRID PRACTISE A irp Training
LIONS
THRILLED
CITY
TAX
FUNDS
Work
A t Legion Meets
BY RIVER FILMS COMEIN SLOWLY
STARTED MONDAY
SEEKHDENTITY
No. 3«
Many Cans
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Eugene High School Boys to
Springfield Man is Alternata
County Portable Cannery to!
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Only Three Lettermen Left to! Learn Airport Management Four Local Boatmen Possess Operating Expenses for First
Delegate on Floor of Port­
Unknown Man Searches Out Be Brought to Springfield I Body of Former Resident
Problems at Field Here
land National Convention
Form Nucleus of Local
Exceptionally Fine Scenes
Eight Months of Year Are
Doctor Monday in Effort to
Again September 26-27
I Taken from Miilraoe at Jud-
High School Squad
91833 Below Budget
Discover Who He It.
The Hgringti.M municipal air<
of Summer Outings
kins Point at 10:46
This district of the American Le
Slightly more than 1000 cans of
I
la being represented at the
“Are you Dr. Walker T’
fruit; and vegetables were prea-
“Do you know who 1 am!"
| erred here Saturday and Monday DEATH CAUSE UNCERTAIN
national convention tbla week In
With these two questions a mid- i during the two-day visit of the '
Portland by E. Z. Merreil, Albany,
Clothes and Dog Tied to Poet
delegate; Francia Zlgler. Corvallis, die aged man, apparently a victim county portable cannery when Ml
of amnesia, approached Dr. Milton was stationed at S.xth and M aili
Lead to Investigation End­
alternate delegate, and M. B Hunt- V. Walker In hla office here Mon streets.
ing Thia Morning
it the ygame time.
ly, Springfield, alternate delegate. day In an effort to establish hla
! tentlon of members of the Lions
Further
canning
for
local
peopld
Wlîh uni y Ibra« lt>lterm«ii
Despite the strictest of economies
club of Springfield and their guests
Mr. Merreil Is the manager of the Moatlty.
The lifeless body of D. C. Eng-
j wbo have supplies but who cannot
(rum Ih» entire football laam of t
■dents at tba school will come ti.
i In which the operating expenses of
The man went on to relate that! purchase the necessary cans will lan<,> torB>®'' resident of Springfield,
at
the
Community
hall
Friday
even-
j
season, Marlou Hall, naw aprii
local airport each afternoon ln<! as they were seen to negotiate the city have been held >1,833.60 Mountain States Power company In
be had a very bad headache and be done September 26 and 27 when \ nal" ot 781 Ea,t Twentieth street In
fluid high school coach. Ibis waa fy
Oregon.
1 to 6 during the »chool year. _
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, one «Her soother of the beautiful below the amount budgeted in a
waa unable to remember who h e ! the portable unit is brought back ! Eu«en«-
taken from the waters
find« hlmaelf farad with Iba necea
»til spend this time doing tha
curtailed
budget,
the
city
officials
Delegates
and
alternate
delegatee
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«* anything about himself. His for the final visit •> the city this H lb* nilUrace at JK U ae point at
rapids In the motion pictures of
ally of bulldlitc a ruuipletely naw |
ay routine work at the field
choeen at the state conven-
reco|iect|on was that of ap-|season.
10:45 tbl* “ ornlug by four men.
the trip which were made by the still find themselves faced with a
squad to moat the olhar A league t
'he direction of Jim Mac- four men and which were abown slowly Increa Ing warrant Indebted tlon of the American Legion in proachln, the »pringfleld bridge I
,
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, Requisitions for the u.e of Ito
’ ’ e" cb wb,cb
laama of tba district.
Ik *
.1, manager of the Spring-
by Veltle Pruitt, wltn Dr. Rebhan (less due to failure of people to pay Portland U«t Friday and Saturday. from the Pacific hlghwa- which (l c,,ttlea
cannery are q Ute laat n.ght when clue. Indicat
taxes,
ibua
withholding
revenues
Ufficiai fall practise began on field School of Flying.
Springfield
post
was
represented
by
| as lecturer.
<lr,,wn,n« w" e f° ““d
The Idea of having students learn
from the general fund of the city. W. N. Dow. M. B. Huntly, A) Pohl he crossed and aeetag the sign <t ulnahle at the office of I. M. Peter
Brattata fluid Monday of tbla weak
hla failure to appear became alarm­
the doctor’s office decided to seek son, city recorder.
Heldom
do
amateurs
bring
back
These facts are shown In an audit and H. E. Maxey.
and tba perfect weather of the a trade orlglnatnd thia year with
ing. He wore a bathing suit
hla help.
such clear and perfect films of an report made September 1. by C. A.
afternoons thia weak have been the Eugene Building Congress
•Members of the Civic club as-
Favor Bonus
An examiuation of hla personal
outing,
and
especially
a
boat
trip
Clothes banging on a nail at the
sponsors
of
the
new
plan.
Heveral
Horton, accountant.
made am m I use of by the coach In
The state convention went on re­ effects revealed a photo of a lady s sted with the canning while the
Judkins point swimming hole and
other lines of Industry will he re- as
breaking In the boya.
_ rough aa tbla one proved to be.
Total receipts for the period from cord for Immediate payment of the which had been taken at Detroit r *nt
the cUy
Every picture waa a acen. In Itself Januar) ,
Au<a<lt
a small dog tied to the post, but
adjusted service certificates and Lakes, Minnesota, and of whom he
Illa task la not going to be an jiruaetitcd In the new set-up
do swimmer In sight, caused the
Although the entire dlatance cov 31, amounted to »13.2M.72. while the delegates went to the conven­
The plan la reclpocal. The boys
■■aay one tbla Jfaar. however, as few
remembers nothing, and a small
first suspicion or an accident. The
ered
by
the
four
men
In
the
navlga
the
expenditures
were
»15,686
93.
receiving
high
school
credit
and
tion so Instructed. Twohundred, bundle of laundry which bore the
of bla »quad aa much as know what
clothes were all dry,but the shoes
positiona they want to or ran play. additional knowledge and expert tlon of the upper stretch of the The total amount of the budget la seventy delegates and the same Initials A. P. M. A shirt in the
and socks were reported to have
river,
which
by-tho-way
la
also
the
»14.816<71
of
which
»7.810
30
has
ence
from
thetr
work.
The
airport
number of alternates sat la the handle had a label of a Florida
Aside from the throe letterman.
been wringing wet. ,
Unire Squires, Everett t'betwood or whatever firm or business la In­ first time this part of the river hat. been expended and a balance of state convention. In the national store on It, and the entire bundle
ever
been
navigated,
waa
only
26
Some change, a wateh, and Ini­
volved
will
benefit
by
the
work
of
»6,706.41
remains.
convention
Oregon
la
allowed
17
and Harry Wilson, the coach doe«
was wrapped in a Seattle news­
tials in bis hatband, afforded the
The monthly operating expenses delegates and the same number ol paper.
have a few others who had some ,‘,p <r,,uP o<
»"«I ‘he In miles, yet the going was so rough
clues as to the identity of the owner.
experience last year such aa Jack •»"»«<"■. 88
lh" «'aee
the air and the water so fast that they of the city have been reduced to alternates.
When he walked into the office
were only too satisfied to spend »888.78 for the year to date.
'
port
will
receive
labor
In
exchange
Officers who then began invest!
Williams and lamia Tuby.
of Dr. Walker the man was dressed Son of Springfield Residents
! for hla time and effort spent with two days covering the distance and
gating
questioned Mrs England and
One
of
the
greatest
Items
of
lav­
Attendance at the afterniMin drill
In a moderately good gray suit and
on Scientific Expedition
took two full reels of films of the ing In the 1832 budget la found un GUARD MEMBERS TAKE
the boys.
found that her husband had left
has gradually Increased from 13
wore
a
cap.
Hla
other
clothes
PART IN ‘BIG PARADE’
with Dr. Millikan
scenery as they found It from the <ier , he caption, police department,
bis home at 11 o'clock to go to the
and by the end of thia week the
were neat although not expensive.
time they lowered their boats to where only | 92(t <5 haa been gpent
University library for a book, and
roster la expected to-contain the
Questioned
about
himself
the
Dr. H. Victor Neher. son of Mr.1 a walk as had been his habit for
Ten members of the Springfield |
the river at Prospect power plant out of , budgeted sum of »3.116.00.
following men:
until they took out.
Thia economy waa made possible National Guard unit were In Port , man declared that ne had a vague and Mrs. John Neher. residing east some time.
«
land Tuesday to take an active part1 recollection of having been some- of Springfield, la now making an
Wilfred Swindell. Jimmie West.
There was no walking on this by combining of the police and
Nothing
more
was
beard
of him
In the big American Legion con- P*ace where everybody was wear 8000-mile trip about the United
Dalton Thurman, Everett Chat-
trip, said Dr. Rebhan. all parties striiet departments and the distal-
until his clothes were found at 2
ventlon
parade.
Those
participating
inE
8
C8P-
He
could
not
remember
states
and
Canada
in
company
with
wood. Melvin Stevens. Harry Wil­
remained In the boats while the en- button of expenses between these
were Walter N. Gossler, second having ever served In any war, al- the noted Dr. Robert A. Millikan, o’clock and by 8 o'clock the general
son, Morris Stewart. Melvin Foaa,
tire run was made. But the pic- two branches.
lieutenant; Neal Glllons, staff aerg- 'hough he admitted that this waa I bead of the California Institute of alarm was spread and men In boats
Donald Hawke, t'harlea Cole. Louis
turea revealed why, aa In one par-
The emergency fund shows an ex-
spent the night grappling for the
technology, and Dr. Ira 9. Bowen,
Tuhy. Dlsque Smith. Donald Nel­ Low Pats Community Hoots; Uvular Instance the passenger, said pendlture of only »84.60 of the eant; OrvlUe Cantrell and Verle 8 possibility.
McFarland, sergeants; Elmo Long,
Mayor Tyson tiled to talk to the on a search of more information body. This had sank in about 16
son. (Hen Kaamuascn. Jack WII
To Talk Plans for Road to be Dr. Rebhan, waa seen to fall »468.71 budgeted.
corporal; and Roy Severson. Paul 1118,1 In French hoping that auch and about the origin and effect of feet of water just beyond the cen­
Hams. L. Liles. Woodrow Ware.
Celebration September 25 10 ,h® bottom of the boat aa a par- The budget comparison aa com
ter of the mlllrace off from —e
Robley. Hersey Tomaeth, Lloyd *<**on might awaken some past the cosmic ray.
Herald Voylanek. and Ueorge Irvin.
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Ilcularly bad stretch of water loom- plied for the eight-month period la
diving dock.
Mattison and Norval Foaa.
memory In the man. but to no
The opening of school Monday Is
Dr. Neher is a former student at
Monthly meeting of the Lane od ahead, and thia person was not as follows:
M r. England Is said to have made
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expected to bring lu several other County Chamber of Commerce will : visible on any of the succeeding
the University of Oregon, having
Budget Comparison. August 31, 1832
He has been taken to Eugene graduated from Pomona college in frequent visits to this swimming
boys from the Waltervllle district. be held at the Low Pass community fllnis of that vicinity.
Budget
Expended
Unexpended where he la being kept under ob- California and later attended the hole, and was a good swimmer. A
Efforts are being made to provide club hall tonlglil with people of the
Few people who have not prevl Auditing
2 oti 00
»
88.60
3 101.40 gervation In a private home by the California Institute of Technology spot on his head Indicated that he
transportation home (or the boys Goldson district aa hosts It has been
oualy vlalled this part of the state. - Attorney
240 00
160.00
mtght have struck It against some­
80.001 Lane county Health 8ervlce.
later In the evening than the re­ announced by Karl HUI. of Cusb
where he received his Ph. D. de­
realise the beautiful scenery which Airport .............. . .....
50.00
33.00
17.00'
thing, although it Is hardly pos­
gular school bus so they might be­ insn, president of the county or
gree.
He
Is
now
an
instructor
in
the area affords. Many expressed Advertising
100.00
2.00
88.00
sible he could have reached the
come members of the team and at­ sanitation.
this school.
a desire to visit the upper Rogue Annual Cleanup
80.00
80.00
bottom had he dived into the water.
tend practice each evening after
A chicken dinner at <:»o will pre­ river after viewing the film*
During the long journey of the
Emergency
84.50
468.71
385J l
The body was taken to Branstet-
school.
cede the bualneaa sesalon of the
three men they will use an electro ter’s chapel and Clarence Simon v
Following the showing of the up Fire Department
1.734.00
932.46
801.64
No scheduled gamea have been evening Thia will be under the per Rogue pictures, the trip was Fuel City Hall
scope devised and constructed by nounced that an Inquest would pro­
50.00
50.00
announced for thia fall at thia direction of N. O. Isaacson of Gold- continued down through the slower Industrial Acc. Com.
Dr. Bowen and Dr. Neher. Besides bably not be held.
200.00
105 16
94.86
time The uncertainty of the pres­ BOO.
the advantages ot increased sensi­
waters of the lower river to the Police Department
3.116.00
928 46
2.186.66*
Efforts were being made to kave
ent material makes It impossible to
Outstanding among the topics for ocean On this stretch, however. It Recorder's Office
tivity and a self-recording device. the lower gates ot the raceway
1.000 00
614.23
385.77
know much about the possibility discussion at the meeting will be waa necessary to portage reveral Treasurer’s Office
180.00
120.00
60.00 Organization Meeting Held;11*6 electroscope is also construct- opened and the race emptied when
of the local squad.
the forthcoming celebration pro­ times because of the falls.
Light and Water
3.254.00
2.270 37
983.63 Monday Evening; Rummage
the boatmen found the body.
h vibration “ such
*1 “ as '8,h°T
_ ,
.•
.
affected by
that
Climaxing the showing waa the Library ______ ___
Nine of the lettermen of Norval gram being planned to observe the
643.00
325.78
317.22
Included in the searching party
Sale
Planned
October
1
caused by airplanes which will b e ,at tj,e tjme of tj,e (discovery was
May's successful team of last year completion of the Low Pass sec- exhibition of scenes taken on a run Health Office
150.00
98.75
61.26
10.00
are sure to be absent this fnll. tlon of the highway to the coast. ; down the McKensle from Belknap Caro of P oor..........
10.00
Plans for the fall and winter actl- : used to carry the Instruments to Cal c Burns, and Mike E. Mulxey
Seven of them. Lloyd Frese, half; Extensive plana Jor this celebra bridge. A new participant. Dallas Street Department
3.130.00
of Springfield. George Uanaday, de-
2.137.01
992.99 vities of the Springfield Girl Scout j heights of 23.000 feet.
George Thatcher, quarter; Vernon tlon have been made Uy the people Murphy, was observed In these pic-
Use Airplanes, Balloons
' puty sheriff and F. L. Carlisle.
' troop were formulated here Mon- j
Lllea. full; Gordon Wright, end; served by that portion of the high turea. pulling In some of the big
Totals
» 7.910 30
»14.616.71
8 6,705.41 day evening nt a meeting of the
Military airplanes from the
Mr. England had been living In
II. Ktevensua, end; Urval Steven way. It la Intended to have the ones and demonstrating his boat '
' troop captain, patrol leaders, assist- United States and the Canadian ; Eugene for two years, having
son, guard, and William Sword, cars gather at the junction of the pulling Ingenuity.
ants, and lieutenants, held at the Rovemments are cooperating in the moved there from Westlmber where
The earlier part of the evening
tackle,
have
graduated.
Dick Cheshire and Prairie roads for a
home of Miss Maxine Snodgrass
: ven,ùre
making flights from he wx; employed by the Western
Wright has moved to Eugene and ahort ceremony Sunday. September was featured with a potluck dinner
The leaders also made plans for March field, California, in Canada Lumber company of Westfir. Pre-
la practicing with the Purple and 26. after which the group will drive during which Fred and Evelyn
a rummage sale to be held Satur as far North 88 ig Possible to go j vious to that time he had been a
white team Harold Haamu-men will Io Triangle lake where an exten Buell played violin solos and Fred
day. October 1. The place and fur- !t0 Ket near H** ma6»etic pole, and j resident of Springfield and had
not be able to return thia year as slvt program of sport« and enter Buell sang two solos with hla alster
ther details of this sale will be an (in Spokane. Washington.
been employed by the Booth-Kelly
talnment will be provided.
as accompanist. Mrs. Poindexter
Is the case with Deen Anderson.
nounced later.
,
At Ellendale. North Dakota. Lumber company.
Springfield will be repro ented accompanied the violinists.
Carl Severaon la serving aa team
At the Monday meeting the troop where they were last week, the men He leaves his widow. Mrs. Lillian
at the meeting tonight by a delega
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Many Relatives Survive; Ser­ Larger Water Tank Attached was divided Into three patrols. ‘The released their scientific self-record- England, who is a daughter of Mrs.
manager for this season.
tlon of at least six local business LOWELL RESIDENT DIES
vices at Pleasant Hill Church
Doodle Bugs,’ 'Eagle Star.’ and in* apparatus attached to balloons C. I. Gorrle. Sr. of Springfield route
to Fire Truck Pump Will
men.
'Oriole."
from which the equipment was 1. four children; Lillian. 16, David
Thursday
Morning
AT
HOME
OF
DAUGHTER
Aid
in
Outside
Runs
METHODISTS PLANNING
The patrol leaders and members dropped with small red parachutes 13, Dan 11, and Donald 8; two
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN Funeral Services fo r Mrs. Eva
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora
brothers. Ernest and George,' and a
when the balloons hursted.
Elimination of the chemical tank of each troop are as follows:
Ellen Eaton. 60. who died Monday on the city fire truck and the sub­
Three lines of study are Involved sister Mrs. Ellen Anderson all of
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 19
Rlaher Held Tuesday from
Doodle Bugs—Florence May, pat
“Aware of H im self will be the
morning at Deer Park. Washington, stitution of a larger tank to be at­ rol leader; Pearl Helterbrand, as- In the Investigation: readings of Minneapolis, and five nephew -.
Church at (.owell
theme of the morning service al Mrt. W. O. Burch Will Conduct
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after a long Illness, were held this tached to the water pump will soon sistant; Ils Putman. Edna June cosmic ray intensities at different
the Methodist church Bunday It was
Classes Each Aftarnoon;
Mra.Eva Rlaher. 56. died Satur morning at 11 o'clock from the be made by Hugh Joliff, fire chief, Yarnell. Peggy Wright. Eva Louk altitudes, at different lattitudes, CASCADE CHAPTER TO
announced today by Rev. Dean C.
Hours from 1 to 3:30
day, at the home of her daughter, »’leaaant Hill Christian church wltn It was announced here this week, and Melba Harris.
and at da7 and nl6ht-
HAVE 7TH BIRTHDAY
Poindexter, pastor. At the evening
Mrs Berkley Holdbrook, at Lowell
Harry R. R. Neat, pastor of
This change will provide the
EaK*e Star-D orls Gerber, patrol
The «■««>«■
tbea® te8t8 *■ ex"
service the pastor will preach his
Announcement of a private kin­
She leaves three daughters: Mrs
Lighthouse temple In Eugene truck with an Immediate supply of ,eade«'; L®«’»8 McCracken, assist-j Pected >to 8®,tl®
° f l0“^ Plans fo r A n niversary Event Made
sermon on the subject, "Willing to dergarten school to be opened at Holdbrook. Mrs. Arthur Cowan, officiating. Interment was made in
water of 142 gallons as compared ant; Co,®en Cornell. Barbara Bar- standing between Dr. Millikan and
at M eeting of Past M atrons
Justify Himself."
This service her home at 448 I) street, on Mon Willapa, Washington; Mrs. Eldred ,h® cemetery there. The Poole-
with 40 gallons contained in the neU- B®rr-icP Barnes. Hasel Nes- Df Arthur H. Compton. Chicago,
Club on Monday
starts at 7:80.
day. September 19. was made this Palmer. Raschieter. Washington; Oray Bartholomew
had chemical pressure tank. This w ill; bitt- and Beth Bchantol.
university physicist as to the origin
chapel
Miss Evelyn Buell will lead the week by Mrs. W. O. Burch. Clnases three sons, Charles, at Tule Lake. 1 charge of the funeral.
be especially advantageous in fight-' Oriole—Faye Holveraon, patrol of the ray.
The seventh anniversary of the
young people In their Epworth lea­ will be held In the aftercoon from
According to a writer In the Los f a cade chapter. O. E. S. will be
California; Alfred at Newberg, and
The daughter jf Nancy and ing fires both Inside of the city and ,eader; T®d<»y Wright, assistant;
gue meeting at 8:30 In a discussion 1 to 8:30 for children from 3 to
Jamee at Lowell.
Thomas Glaspey. Mrs. Eaton was outside where there is no avail­ Irene Anderson. Geneva Wycoff. Angeles Times for September 2. observed at the lodge home Tues­
of the subject. "Needs anil Inter­ 6 years.
Juan Stratton. Jean Lloyd, Doris Dr. Compton announced, after com day evening with a special program
Two brothers. William Fowler, born on June 3. 1872 and came to able connection for tire hose.
ests of Youth.""
The daily program will include Huwthporne. California, and Janies Oregon In her early youth. She has
pleting tests on mountain peaks in to be conducted by the charter
According to Joliff. the use of Bonney.
Plana for a great Rally Day are general Information and nature
Eunice Gerber is troop captain; ,b's country and "Hawaii, that he members and a covered dish dinner
Fowler, Loa Angeles. California: lived with a daughter. Mrs. Minnie the new and larger tank will make
now being worked out and will be studlea. handwork, garnis, songs,
one slater, Mrs. Nora Grubln, of i Olson, at Deer Park for the past It possible for the truck operator Evelyn Harris, and Maxine Snod-, bad discovered the ray to be caused at 6:30 for members and their fami­
announced soon. Regular Sunday and story telling.
®>®®trons rather than packages lies.
Mol ne, Kan as and eight grand- five years. She was a member of to pour a steady stream of w aterl<ra88 are Heute»8"»8
school will be held at B:46.
Those
attending
the
meeting
on
of
light
as Is the contention
of Dr.
children survive.
the Christian church at Jasper.
D scusslon of the part which the
under pressure on a fire tndefinate-
, w ....
a a_
Coburg Methodists
MRS. EGGiMANN HOSTESS
Funeral services wore held from
Surviving are four sons: Edward ly If a bucket brigade or some other Monday evening were Doris and M!” ,ka^ i_anjd
JT’
i
l
7
^
7
Past
Matrons club will take In the
Rev. Poindexter will preach on
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY the Lowell church Tuesday. Sept- L. Eaton. Signal, Oregon; Bert means of filling the tank is avail- Eunice Gerber, Leota McCracken.; with lattltude, contrary to the an- birthday program were outlined
the subject, "The Human Quest"
Florence May, Teddy Wright, nounced findings of Dr. Millikan.
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ember 13. and Interment waa made Eaton. Eugene; and Charles and able.
Rnd discussed here Monday after­
st the services at »:46. The Church
Findings are Watched
Mr. and Mra. C. F. Egglmann en In the Lowell cemetery Dr. E. V Kenneth Eaton at Dexter; three
Peggy Wright, Evelyn Harris and
noon at a meeting of the members
Under
preeent
conditions
It
is
school meets after the service at
“Philosophy as well as scientific held at the home of Mrs. C. A.
tertalned at their Candy Kitchen Stivers officiated, and the Bran daughters, Mra. Olson. Deer Park; possible to spray 42 gallons of che Mias Snodgrass.
10:30 o'clock.
knowledge. It Is asserted, may be Swarts.
Friday evening with a 600 card I stetter-Simnn chapel In Eugene had Mrs. T. M. Clark. Portland; Mrs. micals onto a fire and then the
affected by data obtained by the ex
party In honor of Mrs. Egglmann's charge of the services,
Q. A. McCubbln. Springfield and firefighting must stop if no hydrant FRIENDS HOLD PARTY
A few tables ot bridge were en­
DOCTOR AND WIFE TO
. redltion. For. in the event that joyed following the business ses­
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birthday. Guests Included Mr. and
nine grandchildren.
is near while the tank is reloaded
FOR
MRS.
CARL
OLSON
Millikan
is
forced
to
alter
his
She also leave« four brothers and and recharged, this being both ex­
RETURN FROM CANADA Mrs. E. C. Stuart, their son. Frank. SPECIAL SERVICES FOR
sion.
and daughter. Nellie. Mrs. Wanda i
CHRISTIAN CHURCH five sisters. They are: T. E. Glas­ pensive as well as a dangerous de­ Mm. Carl Olson was pleasantly previous findings about the nature
ot cosmic rays, one of the greatest
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Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Rebhan will Barne ■ and daughter, Bernice, Mrs.!
pey. La Crosse, Washington; Wil­ lay.
surprised Friday evening at her hopes for immortality of the mater I LIONS OFFICERS TALK
return the end of the week from Rosa Montgomery, Dale Summers.
Rev. Veltle Pruitt will be absent liam and Dave Glaspey. Fall Creek,
Only clean water will be pumped 1 home when a group oi her friends lal world will be shattered.
NEW PROGRAM PLANS
Vancouver,
British
Columbia, and Paul Potter.
from the city this week and the Oregon; Claude Glaspey. Jasper: on fires from the storage tank when gathered for a surprise pot-luck
"If. as Dr. Millikan believes, cos
where they have spent the Week
A large birthday cake baked by j gerV|ceg at the Christian church Mrs. Emma Potoff, Salem; Mrs.
Details of a new program and
Installed, it has been found that dinner ant! social evening In honor
while Dr. Rebhan attended the an Mrs. Barnes formed the Idea of the :
Mrs. the use of soda and sulphuric acid, I of her birthday which occurred on mlc rays reveal that creation is a business set-up for the Lions club
continuous process. It Is held pro
nual summer school of the Van refreshments.
Mr. ¡Nettle Mitchell, Cottage Orove;
Trailer and Ren Hollister.
of Springfield were worked out
the chemicals used In fire fighting. Saturday.
bable that the universe will never
couver Medical association.
I Traxler will preach the morning j Mrs. Jean Russell, Fall Creek, and Is only 2 percent more effective
Guests who attended were Mr. die. On the other hand. If the rays Tuesday evening by the board of
The sessions were scheduled for LIBRARY BOARD WILL
sermon on the subject "Ixive.” The Mrs. Lein Neat, Springfield.
than water. Many of the larger and Mrs. Dan Crites and daughter, are proved to be electrons. In con directors at a meeting held at the
September 13, 14, 16 and 18. Dr.
HOLD MEETING TODAY . Christian Endeavor meets at 7
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fire departments In the country Jean, of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- formity with Dr. Compton's find­ home of the president. F. B. Flan-
Rebhan will be hack at his office
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o’clottk and In the evening Rev. BAPTIST DELEGATION
have decided to eliminate the che- Ham Long, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ings, there will be one less argu ery. The new plans will be sub­
Monday morning according to Miss
The regular meeting of the llbr Ren Hollister will preach on tha;
AT ROSEBURG MEETING j mloal tanks and Install larger tanks: Whitney. Mrs. Elvln May. Florence
mitted to the club Friday noon for
ment to refute the dire prophecy
Clara Jones, his office nurse.
ary board will be held today at the subject, "One Greater than Solo-
which can be kept filled during the May, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Stew­ that all creation will eventually re­ the approval of that body, it la
home of Mra. N. W. Emery, presl- mon.” There will be special musi-
Five members of the Springfield pumping process by a bucket bri­ art. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Pollard, and turn to Its original chaotic state," necessary that a full attendance be
MRS. BENTLEY DIES
dent. The meeting was to have1 cal numbers at both services,
had at that time.
Baptist church. Rev. and Mrs. Wil­ gade and at the same time be more Mrs. Alma Pollard.
declares the California writer.
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liam O. Taylor, Elma Chase. Wil­ effective In controlling the tire as
IN WEST SPRINGFIELD been held Monday but waa post-,
poned because of the absence of N. 0 . W. TO HOLD LAST
fred Cook and Clarence Caudell, delays are eliminated.
The use SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
PRISCILLA MEMBERS
Mrs. Mary Bentley, 80, passed one member, Mrs. L. K. Page, who
Qp POTLUCK DINNERS have been spending the past three of chemicals In small fires Is ob­
HAS
PARTY
ON
FRIDAY
MASONS
HOLD
FIRST
ELECT NEW PRESIDENT
away Thursday morning of last was returning from California.
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I days at Roseburg representing tha jectionable as the soda always
FALL MEET TUESDAY
week at her home In West Spring-
Announcement that the potluck local congregation at the fall meet- leaves everything covered with a -Members of Mrs. A. B. Van Val
Mrs. Edward Privai was chosen
field after an Illness. She leaves IUKA MEETING IS SET
dinner to be held September 28, Ing of the Umpqua association ses- white dust which would not be the zah's Sunday school class of the
The first meeting of Liberty president of the Priscilla club at a
her husband, J. 8. Bentley and one
FOR ARMORY TO NIG HT ' would be the final one of the sen along.
case with plain water.
Methodist church held birthday Masonic lodge for the fall work was j called meeting held last Thursday
step-daughter, Mrs. Earl Gates.
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son for the Neighbors of Wood- ( Twelve churches are Included In
party at Swimmer's Delight last held at the lodge home here Tues- afternoon at the honu si Mr« John
Graveside funeral services were
The regular fortnightly meeting craft was made last night at the the district nnd prominent church
Daughter ie Born—Mr. and Mrs Friday evening honoring Harold day evening. No Important work t Parker. Mrs. E. C. Stuart waa
held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock of the Iuka circle, Ladles Auxiliary regular meeting of the lodge mem officials from Portland and Callfor- D. R. Fullerton of route 2. Eugene, Wynd. Swimming, boating, and way transacted at the meeting, hut chosen reporter.
at the Laurel Orove oemetery. of the O. A. It. will be held tonight bers. Regular business with a pro- nla have been on he program, a are the parents ot a baby son, bom games provided recreation for the plans were discussed for future
The next meeting of the orgaalaa-
Poole-Oray-Harlholoniew chapel was at the Armory at 8 o'cloc». Regular ! gram and refreshments occupied double ordination service Is to close to them at the Eugene hospital on evenlng. Mist, Myrna Bartholomew activities during the next few tlon will be held October 1», at tka
In charge of the arrangements.
routine business will be transacted. | the evening Wednesday.
'the sessions this afternoon.
Monday, September 1», 1932.
was In charge of the arrangements. I months.
1 home of Mrs. William Cartta.
port baa bean cboa«n as one of the
Bobbing about In the white TOTAL REVENUE 913.296.72
COACH places where atndents attending
waters of tba upper Hogue river,
Eugene high school may spend a
the two small 14-foot boats con­
Nine Lettermen of Last S'
icrtu u amount of time ouch day taining Dr. W C. Rebhan, Valtie Average Monthly Expenditure
son Lost to Team; Wt
doing actual work add learn a
for Operations Reduced
Pruitt, Prince Helfrlsb, and M. It
ville to Furnish Streng Ç. trade, receiving high school credit Irish of Eugene, held the rapt at-
to 9988.79 Here
TEAM
HAS
NEW
gioii
OR.NEHER SEEKS
COSMICRAY DATA
MEETS TONIGHT
SCOUT TROOP HAS
THREE PATROLS
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