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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TW ENTY-NINTH YEAH THURSDAY. NOVM-MMTPR 3, 1932 HONOR DOLL FOB FIRST PERIOD Olli General White Praises Swarts No. 43 FIRE Barnard Talks EUGENE HIGH 10 10ES0W OEEIOES Poling Places, MOD SPEAKS AT lo Lions Club THREATENS C IIÏ M 6 A M E HERE CANOIUATES FATE Boards Listed ELECTION RALLÏ Says He I» Conscientioua and County Judge Will Discuss Three Counting Groups Add Thorough and Sets High Four Frame Structures on Taxation Problems; Mrs. Springfield to Tangle with ‘B’ Four Springfield Men Seek ed in Precincts to Speed Standards for Men Main Street Gutted by Early Barber to Play Violin County and City Republican Division Team on Brattain County Offices; Heavy Tabulation of Votes Morning Fire in Cafe Candidates Invited to Pres Major Gennrsl George White, ad- Field at 3 O’clock Voting Is Forecast Judge C. !’. Barnard will be the ent Platforms Here MAMV s i a m f c a o c i i c t c o Julant g«n«ral or Oregon and coin Addition of three counting boards ____ ____ r MANY NAMES ARE LISTED mandw (<f F(<ty Flrg, dly„ 1(ltl CALL TWO DEPARTMENTS principal speaker at the meeting _______ ° r ,h« Lions dub of Hpringfieid BONFIRE RALLY SUCCESS CANDIDATES NUMBER 73 ,p * * d the work of ‘»bulating the m f m b c d « i/Moiiaiss M . . . nnn KrWay n,M"' * " * 11 thay » - * ------------- ------------ ^ r e t u r n , from each precinct h ere M E M B E R S JOINING CLUB Pupils Start Work c cond hl" »« ®a"y L o a . e . V l m - . 4 | othera for C. A. 'T o m " Hwarta. Lose Estimated at $5,000; Taylor. ha|1 wlll dl-cuaa th,- Team Show» Great Improve- School Moving Bill Greatest P * * * ? * 7 a<tor the «o»*ral election C ll_ a _ a „ Six-Weeks Term; 5. ! Republican candidate for sh -rlff, Fixtures and Equipment of taxation problem. Music will m . „ , i „ Roseburg H o ,.b u r g a a m . *’ Campaign; Mea Roll Not AvailaL I In a letter thia week. He haa since county clerk. The fourth precinct Courthouse Tonight, Wo $2700 Totally Destroyed ¡provided by Mrs. C. F. Barber, vlo- Last Week; One Injured sures Are Bothersome been Joined by other officers of had a counting board for the pri- i lln, accompanied by Mrs. W alter I men Gather Saturday First honor roll tor Mpri % Junior High Students at Lin coln Establish Good At tendance Records the National Guard stationed In mary election. Four business properties of j N. Gossler at the piano. The flashy ” B'” division football Regardless of political beliefs I<ane county. The election officers and count General White Springfield were damaged to the P. J Bartholomew ami C. F. Bar A big Republican rally, under the team from Eugene high school will and favoritism towards various In« h o i e i / T S - ......V ” "" vrltea: extant of gftOOO in an early mo-n her are memhera of the entertain-! "For several years past Lleuten Ing fire here Huturday. Adjoining merit committee for the meeting. afternoon for their first encounter In Hpringfieid and Lane county ls Hortn-ri.m , . . . ’ u . _ Hwarta has commanded th» ■ properties on each side of the dam -: The game has been secured to fill urged to go to his respective poll- ” — — *** ,ch<x’ 1- Coral. on ay 11 ght’ at Taylor ' / Iqiiarters Company of the First “ * ‘‘d structures were saved only M Hinson, Elsie C. Stewart, Olive hal1- James Mott, republican can- vacancy on the local schedule ' ing place and cast his ballot Tuea- The roll Included the work for -attallon. It haa been my observa *T lw hard work by the fire rlopart- - wll, be pUyed on B ratUIn fle h f « .a , November T h . aaHler the ; the first six weeks of school which tlon that he la coneclentlous. Ot both Springfield and Eu- here at 3 o’clock. ended last week. R ° w B lg ^ ' f ó r th e C° “ nt,n* Boar'L Mrs. France. ' ‘T aad candidates have been thorough and dependable In every Thia team, which Is coached by will be for the election officers Saltarne«, Mallnda Hawke, George tn»ltad come and meet the Unusually good attendance re phase of his work, and that by per Properties raxed by the fire In I Bert Kerns, is not a push-over for as an unprecedented vote la expect A. Cox. Kate Brumette and Mabel Springfield people, cords hare been established foi ttonal example he haa maintained ‘■•«'Ned the Eagle Cafe operated by j any team. The fact that they are a ed to be cast at the general elec- Tyson. I It I. expected that moat of the this period by students In the Jun a high standard of conduct In hi» W illiam Goodman, the vacant! B team means only that there tion on that day and h u t minute ior high school at the Lincoln organisation at cumpa nt field In building adjoining It oq the east. I Springfield 2, City hall, Maude R«P“ bllcan ticket in the county os were so many boys out for football voters will be forced to wait to re building. No scholarship lists are ■traction. as well aa at Armory | T. Bryan. F P. Thurman. Welby wel1 aa e,tT officials will be pres- buildings owned by E E Kep p a c i.itw I ¡„ -„ I. at Eugene high school that Frltx ceive their ballots. drills Mia brigade ,| , - OM lo w tl,,« alley In th b u i l d _,L ? . .n , ~ C ° U2 l y compiled for students In the first Stevens. Ida C. Adams, and Hattie “ t w «»Plain their platforms All ■ — Recortv Kramer had to divide them Into The election polls open at 8 a. m. Myers. Brigadier General Thomas E llllea *“ « owned by the Idaho Campbell | Superintendent ~ three grade» of the city schools. and policies and become acquaint* two groups which could be hand and close at 8 p. m. No person Those students who won plac and hla regimental commander, ! " " U te of Eugene; and the Raleigh (Wanting Board. John Ketels. ed with thoae present. Mr. Mott is mend Present Assistant led easier. will be permitted to cast a ballot Sr., Melbam Bartlett, Elizabeth a fiery orator who is not afraid Colonel E. ('. Moshberger, speak In Morris barber shop In the build-{ on the honor roll are: Kern’s boys have already de after this hoar. Teacherx at the Lincoln school Page, Sadie Laxton. to take a stand on all the leading the highest terms of this officer," ,ng owner by Mrs. Maude Bryan B R A T T A IN SH C O O L The general ballot which the Inability of Good man to reach a i durh*B ,h" “ m® Laurence C. Mof- feated such teams as Harrisburg Springtield 3, Lincoln building, questions of the campaign. The F irs t Grade | telephone to sound the alarm when b lt ,erved “ * principal of that Junction City and Cottage Grove voter will be handed when be H attie B. Drury, Lillian Black, J. meeting has been called for 8:00 Atteudanixt — W alter Bassett, by slxeable scores ters the polls will contain the B. Young. Alice L. Thompson, and o’clock and Is open to everybody. ihe fire started In his kitchen at 6 building came forward Wednesday Lloyd Darr, W illiam Gardner, Ken It was a greatly improved foot names of 73 candidates seeking to Blanche May. j o’clock enabled the fire to spread ?w,th an e<’do™»ment of him Springfield Club Grows neth Gillette, LeRoy Irw in, Junior ball eleven which fought against fill the 26 national, state, county, I extensively. Ills first attempt at eanU,<,a‘ " tOT County 3chool Sup- Counting Board: W. O. Hughes The Springfield Hoover-Curtis Nott, Sidney Peterson. Kenney Roseburg here Friday afternoon of district and city offices. It will Civility 8. McKIln. Alma Whitney club has now more than 150 mem | the c ity hall was frustrated when : <’rlB,‘,,M*ent. Htleumetx, Dorothy Caudell, V ir last week and which held Ihe team be up to the voter to help select ¡he found the door locked. He fin-1 Their endorsement follows: Genevieve H. Look and Grace bers and Is fast approaching the ginia Btelninels, Hlchard Bennett, from the Umpqua valley school to those to serve Cnrlng the next term Henderer. ally called both the Eugene and i “We the undersigned teachers 200 goal set before election day. Joe Krenuk, Lyle Gates, LeRoy one tou< hdowji as the game endec of office. The second ballot which SprlngfieM 4. Brattain school, New members who have joined | Hpringfieid fire stations which res j and Former tea. hers of Lincoln lllcka. Charles Martin, Wayne Most of the citizens were out he will receive will be the non Abbie F. Wheaton, Frank Gordon, since the long list was published Immedlrtely. The Spring K,houl wish to recommend Mr. to see the game and were greatly Nysten, Donald Uneed, Bobby Rob County Body Passes Résolu- partisan ballot for the Judiciary Elma Halsey. Lena Fraedertck and last week Include: 7 field truck, being closer, had run i N-aurencb M offitt to tho yotera of inson. Delxirls Hears, Virginia pleased with the showing of M ar and w ill contain the names of can tion: Supporte Offices as out two lines of hose and was | Lane county. Elizabeth Ohion. Roee McKay, Mrs. E. McDole, Ware. lon Hall's team, many of whom are didates ter vacancies on the Sup Economy Measures Counting Board: Marion Maxey Jane Crusan. Pearl Nelson, Mrs. spraying the building with water ; "M r M offitt was principal of Lln- Second Qrade out this season for their first ven reme Court bench. There is only when the Eugene truck arrived. | <-'o,D school for sever: I yeers. Dur- Bernice Van Valzab, Mrs. Rachel Elisa Nelson, Mrs. R. B. Robinson, Attendance— Louie Eveuuk, Vic ture In this sport. The Roseburg one contest on this ballot between Htrlklng at campaign platforms! Thatcher, Alice Doane and Bertha Mrs. Chas. Myers. Doris Myers, The cafe and the entire building ,n< this time wo were associated tor Evenuk. Richard Flattery, Rich of candidates for certain county boys were outplayed for three quar Henry J. Bean and Roy R. Hewitt M. Rouse. Mrs. Homer Brown, Mrs. Mina Dil ard Martin. Austin McCall, Rod positions which would abolish the; was practically a total loss. Good ! '"ri,b hi,n *" educational work and ters. but were able to take advan for the supreme court position lard. Anne McGookin. Tdythe V. Polls will be opened at 8 a. man seta his Investment In equip know him to be a man of high erick Steinmetz. Roger Tobias, offices of the county Home Demon tage of a break late In the game number 2. J. O. Bailey is running Larimer, Dorene Larimer, Homer and will be clased at 8 p. m. Irene Bassett, Wuulda Russurd, stratlon Agent, the county Agrlcul- ment and fixtures at 12700 which - ability and sterling character. to shove the ball across. The try unopposed for the third position. . ... . .. .. . . . . I wai1 poctlally covered by Insurance. I “H ,a T*cst thought always was Brown, E. M. McDole, and S. S. Batty Campbell. Dorothy Gates, for point failed. a gen . and he h mr II leader Insurance on Ihe two Kepner pro-1 fur the best interest of the children The general ballot will also con Potter, Mrs. M. B. Huntly, Mrs. Betty Hearn. Dora Mae Keyes. l - n e county Pomona grange H .tu r ! At one time the Springfield boys j tain the 13 referred and initiated be(,n a„ ow,.(| , chool> and he waJ, a|wayg Maude Bryan. Misa Crystal Bryan, Nadyne Neel, Josephine Phalr, V ir day paased a resolution stressing wlthou, „ „ knowlMdg. had the ball within 4 yards of the measures which have been the sub- sta((,d ready and willing to Hcsi ¡t in com Mrs. Stanley Baugh. Mrs. Ruby ginia Pohl. Patty Ixtu Tomseth, he need of t h e ., office, and urg up<)n Roseburg goal line, and another Ject of so much discussion recent rc(ur„ 8p r,n<fl„ d munlty work. Huffstader. Mrs. Carl A. Wyman, Barbara Walker,. time brought it within 12 yards. |,. The one outstanding measure Ing their retention. New official» ; wa> ,,or„ and at <)f Mrs. Alene Basford. Mrs. Mary "We feel that his experience In T lh rd Grade but were unable to punch It acreas. ! of the group which Interests Lane of the county grange group were , hw „ „ had , Crandall, Miss Esther Crandall, the county superintendents office Attendance— Mary Alice Bartho elected at the meet<ng Wayne Kendal] received a county people moat and which will | r(1(,mi( ab th, eafe 3nd Iog, Mrs. A. J. Cowart. Mrs. Dorr M. under Mr. Moore's direction has lomew. Beulah Martin. Lois I ’halr. broken arm during the game and be voted down heavily here is the The resolution follows: Wilson, Mrs. Mary Thurman, Mrs. much of his personal effects in been of great value to him and Lulmae Rodenbough, Theresa "Whereas, the grange haa fro m 1 will be out for the balance of the i School Movtng BIB number 317. Only Contests Seen in Mayor the fire. Fred Hinson, Miss Ruth Morrison. that he Is especially qualified for Ware, Dick Gott, Maxwell Pohl, j the beginning strease<] mtucatlotial seatlon- Springfield has four candidates Mrs. Gertrude Wilson, Maxine and Council Posts; Six Of Fixtures In the bowling alley as the position because of this. Tom Williams. Fannie lllcka. Kath work for tho farmer and his family, Several hundred townspeople ■ seeking county office this year Snodgrass, Lulu McPherson, Frank “Having acquainted himself with well aa the building itself w -re fices to Be Filled ryn Moyer. Ruth I ’tialr, M yrtle lx<e and Smltson. the schools of the county and know were out at the coyner of Fourth which Is an unusual situation. They Hliull, Bob Gardner Thorvald John “ Whereas, the cooperative exten neatly a total loss. The contents Eugene Has M eeting Ing their various needs he will be and A street to watch the frosh are C. A. 8warta, republican candì City politics have been shoved son. F rills Hmltaon. sion work. Including such work as of the b.nrbor ehop were removed bonfire Thursday evening. ¡date for sheriff; Laurence M offitt so far Into the background during Eugene republicans and many able to render Intelligent service before the flrmes reached that Fourth Grads done by the county agent, home republican candidate for county the closing weeks of the present from out of the city w ill gather te the people In an efficient and Hcholarahlp — Dorothy Flanery demonstration agent and Four-H building. school superintendent; Charles campaign that people have almost there this evening to hear Burton economical manner." All of the properties were frame Irts Kllnfelter, Gloria Green. Ethel club leader was sponsored and put Poole, republican candidate for forgotten. Voters are going to be Fitts speak on the Hoover candi Roy I’. Quincy. Opal Roberts, Ruth Fulop. Into effect with the hacking of the structure i. No announcement of coroner; and H. M. Stewart, demo called upon next Tuesday to choose dacy. Fitts ls the colorful district Mabel Riddle. Crystal M. Bryan plans regarding them had been Attendance — Raymond Raln- grange, and cratic candidate for the state legis one mayor, three councilmen. one attorney of Los Angeles county Crystal M .Male, Ella Lombard. ,bridge, Donald Baldwin, Harrison “ Whereas, the expense of main made thia week. lature. Elisabeth James, Thelma E. city recorder, and one city treas who has won national fame through Billings, Bobby Bennett, Billy taining this service Is only 18 cents The various candidates on the urer. his handling of several sensational Sweeney. Edna K. Platt. Elisabeth Hark, luw rence Harwood. Bob out of each lio n of taxes collected ballot and the offices to which they court cases In his home county. He Page, Allene T. Basford. Interest in local politics which Adaina, Donald Moyer, Iris Kllnfel In l,ana county and so small as not I aspire are: w ill speak In the Circuit Court Moore Gives 8upport reached a high peak at the time ter, John Meek. Ethel Fulop. to be felt by taxpayers even In Four Generations Attend An B allot Given rooms of the courthouse. Another recommendation on be nomination petitions were filed has F ifth Grads these depresaed times, and niversary Event at Isaac United States The Republican Women's Cen half of Mr. M offitt was issued this gradually been overshadowed by 07667024 Hcholarahlp — Jane Apger, Eu "Whereas, the Junction City For President— Herbert Hoover: the campaign for county offices tral committee is also sponsoring Cline Home Last Week week by E. J. Moore, present Coun gene Fulop, Dallas Knight, Ituth grange haa at Its regular meeting For Vice-President— Charles Curtis. W. P. Tyson and I. M. Peterson a meeting at the Eugene Chamber ty School Superintendent as fol Martin. Marian Phalr, Jamas Rich unanimously passed a resolution Mr. and Mrs. Isaad Cline cele- Republican, io w i: running for re-election as mayor of Commerce Saturday evening at ards, Jimmie Siam, Oscar Farns and presented the same to the “This Is to certify that Laurence brated their fiftieth wedding annl-| For President. Franklin D. Roose- and city recorder respectively, seek 8 'oclock at which time Dr. Dorris Window Washing Party Held worth, Andrew Gott, Jesse lainnlng. grange council, therefore be It C. Moffitt, who Is at present de versary at their home In Garden | V®R: For Vice-President, John N. election on their past records. John E. Reed of Portland w ill be the Bruce Maxey, Bobby Pollard, fhes Tuesday Morning to Re “Resolved, that we the Lane A special invitation to puty County School Superintend Way on Wednesday evening. Octo-1 Garner. Democratic. • Parker is opposing Tyson for the speaker. ter Hchlewe. county Pomona grange In regular move Many Soap Streaks For President — Verne L. Rey- mayoralty berth. Peterson is un atteud this meeting is extended to ent. Is a young man in excellent ber 26. with four generations pres- Attendance— Jane Apger, Oscar meeting go on record as vigorously For Vice-President—John opposed. the women of Springfield accord health, with no impediment of ent, two grand-children, and five:noM s: A Hallowe'en party In Springfield Farnsworth, Andrew Gott, Haxel opposing the policy of dropping the Elghty-six IW . Aiken, Socialist Labor, mind or body; who is fully quail great grandchildren. J. E. Cross seeks the short term ing to Mrs. Gertrude Wilson, com Keyes, Dallas Knight, Jesse Lan county agent and home demonstra each month would he a good thing fled In every way for County friends and relatives of the couple i F r President— Norman Thomas, on the council to fill the vacancy mittee member. nlng, Bruce Maxey, Bobby Pollard tion agent and renew and confirm If no further damage resulted than School Superintendent. He has called for the evening celebration. For Vice-President. James H. Mau caused by the resignation of O. H James Ichards, Jerold Hlemson our former position that It Is econ was the case here Monday evening strong personality and excellent Many beautiful baskets of flowers rer. Socialist. Jarrett. He is also unopposed, as SCHOOL BOY KILLED Frank Vernon, Gladys Cabe, Bon omy to support these services and This was the comment of many educational advantages and has decorating the home were given For President, W illiam Z. Fos- is W. E. Buell, candidate for elec WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO Springfield residents Tuesday ney Findley, Karl Harwood. Ho wise to support their adherents." ter. For Vice-President, James W. tion as treasurer. He now holds had years of experience In teach them by Chase Gardens. morning as they observed merch ward Kllnfelter, Delbert Koch A mock wedding ceremony was Ford. Communist. ing and supervision. He has a wife K e rm it S kllbred, 8, 8topa Into Path the office by appointment. ants and others cleaning the soap Ruth Martin. M artin Phalr, Arthur CHAMBER TO CONDUCT State and two boys who are both under performed by Rev. Dean C. Poln of Autom obile W h en Re Most Interest In the city election streaks from plate-gloss windows, Prochnow, Che ter Hchlewe, Jim For United States Senator tr. centers about the mayor and full turnin g From School MEMBERSHIP DRIVE many of which were being cleaned six years of age and depends en dexter, pastor of the M. E. church mle Htam tirely on this salary for his living. of Springfield. The couple were at Congress— F. E. Coulter. Independ term council positions. Two coun for the first time In months. Slath Grads A drive for membership will be "I cordially recommend him as a tended by their granddaughter, ent; W alter B. Gleason. Democra- cilmen, W. A. Taylor and C. F. Kermit Skllbred, son of Mr. and Very little damage to property Scholarship — Frank Bennett conducted by the Springfield Cham Sverre Jacobsen. Socialist Barber are candidates for re-elec Mrs. Crls Skllbred. was killed In fit person for County School Sup Mrs. Bernice Burkhalter as brides- tic; resulted from Hallowe'en pranks Mildred Billings. erintendent and I know hts busi maid and their grandson. Ralph Labor; A. G. Krueber, Communist; tion. M. B. Huntly seeks election stantly Wednesday afternoon when ber of Commerce It wbs voted at a Attendance — Juanita Chapman meeting of the chamber In Tay In Springfield this year. Some ness ability and tact In handling Cline as best man and two little Frederick Stelwer. Republican; for a full term on the council. he was struck by an automobile Frank Bennett. Jack Cook, Billy lor hall Wednesday night. If the board sidewalks were displaced difficult situations. I feel sure his great granddaughters. Alma Louise Joe A. Thomas. Socialist, driven by Julius Hult on the W il and kept the street department Ulthens, Billy Johns, Roberts Nice drive la successful In adding 20 Fbr Representative In Congress election would reflect credit to and Dorothy Jean Cline as flower lamette highway near Pleasant Special officers Theodore Prlndell, Mildred Bill members the dues will be reduced busy Tuesday. First District— W. J. Butler, inde- Lane County and every school dis Siirls. HI1L were on duty during the enly part trict in It.” lugs, Ixirralne Hqulres, Marlin Darr, to 50 cents a month. Many nice gifts and messages pendent; Lee Giddings. Socialist; Tho boy, who was born in Eu of the evenlny to prevent acts of Donald Cook. Frank lloesw. Mar of congratulation were received by James W. Mott. Republican; H a r The chamber has considerably gene on December 5, 1924, was re Jorle McPherson, John Phllllpa, reduced Its expenses when It gave vandalism. M r and Mrs, Cline from friends vey G, Starkweather, Democratic turning from the Pleasant H ill KENSINGTON MEMBERS Dean Wilson. and relatives. Upton A. Upton, Socialist Labor. up the community hall. It Is now school and ran across the highway ENTERTAINED FRIDAY Sixth Qrade Isaac Cline and Lillian Evaline For Secretary of State— Hal E. the desire of the members to add HOT LUNCHES STARTED In front of his home to meet his Scholarship— Emma Jane Smith, all available recruits to work In Dodd were married In New Sharon. Hoss. Republican; D. R. Midwood Lions to Sponsor Benefit two smaller sisters. He apparently AT HIGH SCHOOL HERE Mrs. W. N. Dow and Mrs. W. K. Violet Steele. Peter Chace, Paul the city’s behalf. Iowa on October 26. 1882. It was in Socialist Labor; Ray H. Wisecar- Event for Athletic Fund; did not see the approaching auto Barnell were hostesses at the home Nott, Lawrence Thompson. After last night business meet Serving of one warm dish to of the former Friday for members this place their only son, Fred ver, Democratic. Students Are Active mobile. Attendance— Nellie Gates, Anita Ing the members discussed the those high school students who was born. They then moved to For State Treasurer— Rufus C. H e Is survived by his parents, of the Kensington club. Special Pugh, Carmel Waddell. Peter measures on the election ballot, go want to purchase It. along with Plans for an old-fashioned has two sisters. Norene, 6, and Dorothy Trasky, Minnesota, where th e y ! Holman. Republican; J. W. Mal- guests Invited were Mrs. Gertrude Chace, Clarence Clark, Billie Nes ing through the entire list of 13 sandwiches of varions kinds, was llved for eight years. Thirty-one I oney. Democratic; Minnie McFar- ket social to be given by the Girls Wilson, Mrs. Clifford Wilson, Mrs. years ago they came to Oregon! land. Socialist; Michael Ward. So League and the Lettermen’s club 6, and his grandmother, Anna bitt, Lawrence Thompson, Thelma bills with lively discussion. The started at the school on Wednes Skllbred, In Norway. Laurence M offitt, and Mrs. W alter of the Springfield high school at Johns, Roberta Putman, Midge W ll only bill that there whs unanimous day of this week. where Mrs. Cline’s parents resided clallat Labor. The food Is Gossler. Funeral arrangements are Incom son, Leroy Church, Robert Donnes, agreement on was 317 No. They have made their home in For Attorney General— Alfred Taylor’s hall next Friday evening, plete but services will be held prepared by tho home economics Mrs. W. C, Itobhan and Mrs. Dal Paul Nott. Gnrden Way where Mr. Cline has P. Dobson. Democratic; J. E. Hos- November 11. at 7:30 are being from the Poole-Gray-Bartholomew department of the high school un las Murphy will entertain for the LIN CO LN SCHOOL been Interested ln dairy business mer, Socialist; C. H. Svenson. So- completed this week. der the supervision of Miss Ruth chapel In Eugene. Rev. P. J. Luvaaa REBEKAHS HOLD BIG members of the club at the home The social will be given- under will be In charge and Interment Junior High slnce coming to Oregon. ctallst Labor; I. H. Van Winkle. Morrison, Instructor. of Mrs. Rebhnn on November 10 PARTY ON HALLOWE’EN Announcement of the hot dish the sponsorship of the Lions club will be made at Pleasant 111. Scholarship — Hasel Nesbitt, Out-of-town guests at the affair | Republican. with a one o'clock luncheon. were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belt» of | For Representative, Fourteenth of this city and proceeds will be Jeannlne Withers, Florence Rob and the kind of sandwich and Ihe Springfield Rebekah lodge held erts, Bernice Smith, Beth Opte, Camas, Washington, Mrs. Emery j Representative District— Earl H. used to purchase football shoes PREPARING WAY,” TO BE a hlg Hallowe’en party at the I. O. price of each Is mnde the previous MISS BARBARA BARNELL Donna Jean Severson, Muriel Ty Qodbey and her daughter, Mrs. H ill. Republican Charlee A. Hunt and other necessary athletitc equip dny and students are required to O. F. hall following their business SUNDAY SERMON THEME son, James Hebert. Joe Danford of Portland. ington. Republican; Elwln A. Mc- ment for the high school. meeting Monday evening. Women sign a posted notice If they want PLAYS FOR EUGENE CLUB Members of the Girls’ League Attendance — Bernice Barnes, a portion prepared for them. ICornack, Republican; Frank Carli, The theme of the sermon tor came dressed In print dresses. Re Elmer Chase, Rosene Cole, Floyd Miss Barbara Barnell, daughter RELIEF OPERATOR AT Meat loaf at five cents per help Democratic; H. M. Stewart, Demo under the leadership of Marjorie this Sunday proceeding Armistice freshments appropriate to the oc Prochnow, president, will prepare of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Barnell of Green, Elisabeth Johnson, Mar ing and peanut butter sandwiches cratic; Frank Hamblen. Socialist; day at the Methodist church will camion were served. Miss Edna DEPOT TH IS WEEK garet Meek, Stephen Rice, V ila this city, furnished the musical por Van N. Kemery, Socialist; Joseph baskets as will the wives of mem be: “ Preparing the Way of the Swarts, Mrs. Helen Donaldson and at four cents each were served bers of the Lions club. Harry W il Weight, Lois June Wilson, Wen tion of the program of the City club Wednesday. E. E. Russell of Corvallis Is here | M u h r Socialist. Lord.” The evening evangelistic Mrs. Meda Catching were members son is arranging the program to dell Bartholomew, Dale Carson, of Eugene Tuesday evening when this week substituting at the South- , i 'or M etrici Attorney. Lane service at 7:30 will be: "The Leo of the social committee. shey played a group of piano num ern Pacific depot for Carl Olson. c °un»y— W. H. Brooke, Republi be given before the auctioning off Jean Daniela, Elmer Downes, M ar pard’s Spots.” R ev. Dean Polndex BIBLE CLASS PLANS FOR of the baskets. Many new and novel vin Gorrle, Earl House, I^ewls ter preaches both sermons. The PARTY FRIDAY EVENING bers. She Is a student of Reuben agent. He began his duties Friday can' Mmald Young, Democratic. high school numbers will be In Charlyle Goffrelere. Howes, Mervyn Mulligan, David MEN’S ATHLTTIC GROUP County « --------- • Sunday church school meets at and expects to remain for ten days. eluded. Prlvat, Dale Robertson, Bob Rod- CHANGES MEETING HOUR Members of the Bible Study class Mr. Olson ls spending a part of the I For County Assessor— Ben F. 9:45. The Leagues meet at 6:80. enbough, Scott W right, June Berg. of the Christian church will hold a STUDENTS HAVE PARTY Keeney, Republican, Democratic. The College League is discussing vacation hunting. The businessmen's group which hard time party nt Taylor's hall Elva Boyles, Bessie Cox, Katie For County Clerk— W. B. Dillard, STUDENT BODY PLAY the question: "The Origin and Dee AT LINCOLN SCHOOL Dutchuk, Ethel Gott, Jennie Jack- Is meeting weekly at the high Friday evening. Mrs. Daisy Pugh Republican; Sam Lehman, Demo TRYOUTS ARE STARTED tiny of Man.” The high school FRIENDS CLASS ELECTS son, Ada Johnson, Mnrjnrle Jolliff, school for athletic contests wll) and Edith Laxton are In charge of cratic. league has the subject: "Geetlng Students at the Lincoln junior OFFICERS ON SUNDAY Ruth Keeler, Jean Lloyd, Haxel hold the next meeting a week from refreshments anti Mrs. N. L. Pol First tryouts for parts for the fall along with our teachers." The In For County Commissioner — high school held a Hallowe’en Nesbitt, Delorls Nice, Ila Louise tonight. Thursday, November 10, lard and Mrs. Larson Wright will Student Body Play to be given at termediate league faces the prob Clinton Hurd, Republican; Cal M. party at the school gymnasium Frl Lee Vail was chosen president ot I Putman, Juan Stratlon. Jeannlne It was decided here Tuesday fol direct the program. Springfield high school will be held lem of: " Permission.” day evening. The group gathered the Friends class of the Christian ' Young, Democratic. Withers, Beth Ople, Oliver Adams, lowing the Initial session. Con For County Coronet— Chas. P. this afternoon. "Nothing But the at the school at 7:00 o'clock a n d ! church Sunday morning. Laura Billy Burnett, Kenneth Cook, Floyd flicting meetings prevents several Truth” a three-act comedy by Mother Visits Here— Mrs. H. L. serpentined downtown and hack to i Rogers Iuka Circle Meets Tonight Is vice-president, L elal Poole, RepubltcSn; Marlon Veatcn, Cornell, Harold Foss, Leroy Garvin, from attending on Tuesday nights. Barber of Bend Is here this week the school for their party. Members Squires, secretary-treasurer, and James Montgomery has been ni<1< rn" c ■ Regular meeting of Iuka circle, Volley hall was played during visiting at the homo of her son, For County Judge— C, P. Barn- chosen for presentation. It will be will be held this evening at the of the Eighth A grade were i n , Mrs. Esther Adams, social promo- (Concluded on Page 4) the first meeting period. C. F. Barber. given ln the high school auditor home of the president, Mrs. Wnade charge. | ter. ( Concluded on Page 4) ium early In December. Barnes at Itoerth end ■ otroeta. public seholi tor the fall we "e, leasod thia week at the lira. • ' and Lincoln schools, The h school roll was not romplrte W * nrsday afternoon. SUPPORT ROLLS IN FOR W i l l KEEP CO. AGENTS UNGES GRANGE CIO OFFICIALS Up FORELECTION KALLOWE’E» IS GOLDEN WEDDING EIIENTOBSEWED Basket Social at high School