STILL SOUND.
Here is old advice, but It is still good:
“Trust in God and keep your powder dry."
"Serve God daily.”
“ Love one another."
“ Preserve your victuals."
"Beware of fire.”
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"Keep good com pany.”
These are the fleet orders of Sir John Hawkins,
famous naval captain in the reign of Queen Eliza
beth and the days of the S|*anlsh arm ada, who
_T6e shared laurels with Sir Francis Drake in the
_ to
British conquests of the seas.
These m ottoes dim e to light only recently in
the publication of an account of the exploits of
Hawkins and Drake. They should lie read—and
remembered by everyone.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
l*ubllsh«d »very Tkurwlay a<
Aprtngfl««. L m « County, Oregon. by
THE WILLAMETTE PREM
H, K MAXEY. Editor
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Old Tim« Dano«.
Catch«« Limit— Dr S Ralph Dlpp.'l
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Stevens Hall, Springfield
ftehed up the MoKenale at Thomp
son’« resort Monday. relum ing h u m « Saturday Night. Garretts Orchestra.
Tichela 76c.
with the limit.
A REAL HEROINE
We M ake Our Own
ICE CREAM
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HOW DO THEY DO IT*
If Oregon could ever get the Florida line in at -
tracting new people into the state our population
worries would be solve«!. In the last 35 years
Florida population has increased 147%. In the
last 15 years Miami has grown from 5000 to
nearly 70.000; lak e lan d from 3000 to 17,000; Or
lando from 4000 to 22.000; West Palm Beach
land.
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from 2000 to 20,000; Tam pa from 47.000 to 95,-
000; St. Petersburg from 4000 to 26,000, and so
on. People are like sheep in some respect. Stam
HONOR DUE THE FLAG.
Edith May Adams of Darrington, N
pede a few of them and the whole flock will fob
( JM the flret American School girl tq
Our attention was called by the color squad low. But, it is getting the few started.
I be entered as k candidate for the
th a t many people did not uncover when the n a
American Youth Award. The Ameri
tional colors went past In the Memorial da> par
E d ito r ia l
C om m ent
can Youth and Teacher Award was
ade. While we suspect that this was thought lt>.>
ARMY PLANK PATROLS.
established by the Board of Dlructors
ness rath er than Ignorance or Indifference to the
of the Ss'squl Centennial International
(Portland Telegram )
Exposition In Philadelphia os a tribute
fia s it is not excusable on these grounds. Every
The Secretary of War ha* notified the Secretary of
<ime the national colors are formally carried on Agriculture that the Army Air service will be unable to to the youth and teachers of the na
tion. Miss Adams la a candidate for
a standard in a parade they are entitled to a conUnue its work la the airplane fire patrol, after thia the Golden Eaglet te, the highest gift
salute from men in uniform and recognition by
Secretary Davla nays that the aupply of planes In the hnnda of the Girl Scouts- She
civilians. This
is required
rem oving the hat by civilians
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req u ir» o ta diminishing and as they are not being replaced. It was was cited rerenUy for «xceggloual
when the colors are opposite the Pt r s * n .*? ,
at some sacrifice that ten planes were placed at the dis- bravery for remaining loatde a bUa-
Ing building helping physician« to
sons. If you know this and do it e *er>
pea,
, he agricultural deparlment In the summer of give first aid treatment to Injured fire
E good citizen should, don t be >aC W
.
£925 The war secretary further tactfully suggests that men.
mind some “hick who Stan 8 an wa
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possible to hire commercial planes for forest service,
patriotic parade like he is looking at tne xtxr
ttnother example of the blundering economies UNIVERSITY SERVICES
H i s and standing white "The S ^ - SpanglM
Wahmgton deHght, w h a t does the array need !
TO BE SUNDAY. JUNE 13
B anner" is sung is about the only I’^ i o i o rib-
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Bte we pay in this dem ocratic country of ours. ployed In time of peace than In protecting the nation's U niversity of Oregon, Eugene, June
M.k« SpHngflald the IrvUuatnal Cantar of
«•rn Oregon.
Develop • Strong Trading Point; Build • City
• f Contented Home«.
IIL Improve Living Condition« on the Form. Pro
mote the Raising of Purebred Livestock and
the Growing of Fruit; Work for Better Market«
IV. Toll the World About Oregon’» Scenle Wonder
property? Oregon euffered some If Its finest forests to b* 3 — (Special.) — Clement O. Clarke.
wrecked and destroyed, in order to use Ms spruce for pastor of the first Congregational
LIGHTEN
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BURDEN
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t h e airplanes Spruce may be needed again, but It can not church o f Portland, will deliver the
The tax problem has been shifted from the
tree#
Baccalaureate address, Sunday morn
national to state and local fields, through the
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Ing, June 13. as part of the commence
>ction of the National Association of S tate Audi-
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WHY SOAK ---
THE FARMER?
ment program this year, It was an-
tors. Comptrollers and T reasurers
(Industrial N ews Bureau)
nounced today.
"Extension of economy in governm ent to the
Dr. Clarke Is known as an effective
President Coolidge Is as honest a friend as the American
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te s and m unicipalities”
is one of the planks In -farm ers ever had; he Is braver, and wiser, than moat of | speaker and a profound thinker Mo
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the association S platform .
w h le h re- their Official syropathlxera, for he refuses point-blank to |s regarded as one of the mnsit fearless
This is a w orthy Stroke, and one
approve any crop-prlcerflxing scheme, under whatever and outspoken of western pastors,
quires the study and assistance of every county. 1
(according to h l. friend,
town and village.
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To fix a price for corn, wheat, beef, pork puts the go
Several hundred alumni and frlen ls
State, county, municipal and O e r
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ernment Into the farming business, either to pay the of graduates are expected back fo il
Will never be reduced until e x tra v a g a n c e ise n e K-
aa heinrar w
h)m ag # tyran, Jf compptltbe | eomgnm.ement The graduating d a . . }
ed
up to
ed at Its source. As Secretary of the T reasury
re a so n
,
mark the
thp gtat(>
HtatP muat u<
ta w(U ti>ul <76 ,h„ rPK,„trar , aU,
Mellon has pointed out. the d^tnands for f dera
includ.n(t he farmPr <o
, hp deficit. , , p H » .,j MwBrd c«x. of the geology depart
»id from the hom e-towns through the oounty ai
th|> MpenM(1 or ralalna a crop raP„,.
t.xpe<ted to receive the first
Atate. will serve to
¿ " t for ** farm'’r
»'» “ tAe h,*her prlce: but the
,locl°r °f phol,,,<iphy de<r* eT’*r
Aral taxes. He m akes the statem ent, too. th a t for
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granted by the university.
Aver>- dollar W ashington has taken
t b ® t a * An |nsured
price for anything U an unfair price;
for
Dr. J Duncan Bpaelh, p r o f e s s of
burden, state, municipal, county and township
IneuranfH requlres a tax for malntenanCs. that m the Engiiah at rrtneeton university. wlU
fovernm ents have added
th p „nd hag to come out of the b en eflelsr,. It Increase, costa.,d eliver the --» n -n c e m e n t ..h ires. , at
If this is true, local officials are perm itting the It decreases freedom The power that can fix the price of ten o'clock Monday. Juno u Friday-
buying, building and creating of things they can a man's wheat at a living point, can likewise fix a low evening. June 11. will b« featured by
not afford. They m ake dem ands for federal help. price, or take It without price, as a Soviet might do.
f h e »• nlor play. S h a w . You N ever,
And thus m ortgage the future. They elect con Once the fovernnient £oen Into this bunine»», there’s
Tell.
gressm en who vote this ,Jedera’
federal aid with Us
its n o u u a . v i n a * prlCP.flxlnK p pIan
,here are leff no ,ree i T h ^ d a ---------
s s r e of is o i and 111« win
io n ,
double burden Of taxation. ley P6
____ Americans:
everybody
is bound Is both
as both
to what
h" what
sells | h"
hold
special
this year.
Iwllh
Americans;
everybody
bound
as to
sells
j hold reunions
special reunions
this
year, (with
tai to be spent sometim es rather extravagantly. and what he buys. The farmer cannot buy for less; for dinners Saturday evening, to be fol
They m ust at least share the blame for the bur the-other man must be protected He cannot sell for more; lowed by the flower and fern pro
densome levies.
the other man will not pay Federal armies must be re-1 cession, th e Twilight ooncert. and
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cruited to adjust and
enforce
these
artificial
p r ic e s -
Falling and Beekman orations
Maybe the Mechanicsville (la.) man who didn’t n Mem.
J £ n tk to 'interrupt h e r
lalrable th.ngs
yet proposed to “help'' the farmer.
VvAR-R'E'^ y
* EGGIMANN’S
When in Eugene
EAT AT
THE MANHATTAN CAFE
The best plaoe to Eat
Open Day and Night
Eugene, Qre.
685 Willamette St.
CINNAMON ROLLS
A Real Delicacy
As they come from our ovens, our cinnam on rolls arc de
Ucioua confections for your table. Unsurpuaaed for break
fast, lunoh or with the dinner desert.
ALSO TRY OUR------
SUGAR DOUGHNUTS.
CAKK8. PIES. BTC.
FRBNCH PASTRIES,
PERFECTION HBREAD
THE BREAD YOU DON’T TIRE OF
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
Perking
I .axton
Building
FRED FRESE. Prop.
gists of Dr John Straub. Dr. J. H
Gilbert, Professor Frederic Dunn.)
stark Evans. M is. Maud
'K erns, and Mr Karl Onthank.
Fifth St.
Springfield
Phone 66
SUMMER SCHOOL
8PBCIAL RATES
Secretarial, Stenographic or Book
keeping Course
Ask for Inform ation
Eugene Business College
aa. _ rv a.
992 n ■•«!«(
W illamette
St.
Sun
Boston taxi business is on the decline because I armjPa besides which the t,wo men fcr-one-Job during the day night the commencement concert
n t t ’ito f
r r liflA n P P
fo r u ifla '
.» w o r n In
th e A. bean «44-wv’g'
city’s n newest
uplift n ordinance
forbids fPdPrai I railroad slaw
days
were insignificant. Under such n I of the echool of music will be given
system
taxes
must
rise.
Open competition mag som etim es In the music auditorium
taxi drivers to take drunken men anywhere save
The commencement committee con
be ruthless; but It is Infinitely better and mort^aelfreapect
hom e. Men are walking to avoid suspicion.
Ing and intelligent than federalization.
Kgglmann’R Ice Cream Is mad« from pure, fresh cream
and Is the lieat thut can he made. We personally aetl that
every freezer full Is right and the Ingredients are pure.
Thus our Ice cream Is wholesome, Children can eat all
they can hold and It Is good for them . Try a dish or a
'reezer full and you will he delighted.
la5ii<wgknA
Eugene, firm
Oregon
The
“BEST MAN”
WON!
In from Waltervllle— Harry Jack-
of W altervllle was a Visitor In
Springfield Tuesday.
Here from Country— Mrs. Walter
Feree of Motor Route B was In town
a short time Tuesday.
Go to Brownsville— Dr. nnd Mr<
W. C. Rebhan spent Memorial day at
Brownsville with relatives
DRINK
Ginger Mint
Julep
Barbara Recle was engaged to be married to Harold
Ley. Naturally, since Barbura was easily the belle of the
town, everybody was Interested, and everybody wondered
why she had finally decided to m arry Harold. Not th a t
they could criticize her selection of a husband, but there
was Don Quay, lie and Harold had been rivals for a long
tim e—and it had looked pretty favorable for Quay. But
Don had lost! Why? Nobody could answ er that.
But B arbara could
have told them th at
not seem safe. Don
And Harold did. lie
worth as a provider.
have answered it for them . She would
Don’s careless handling of money did
didn’t realize the im portance of thrift.
had snved for a Imine and proved his
The best man won!
Moral: — S tart saving now put away a little each week.
W atch your bank account grow. Be prepared to prove
your w orth when the time comes.
A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY