THVR8DAY MARCH IO, H>27
T H « FPRINQFIELD NEWS
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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T H U R S D A Y M ARCH 1«. 1937
WHY KICK AT THE GOVERNOR
Governor Patterson has just finished vetoing
wholesale scores of appropriation bills passeed by
th e adjourned legislature. His reason was that
there was no money in the treasury for any of
them , even for the ones that had merit. Seems
like a good reason to us -one that a man might
practise in private life in the conduct of his own
affairs. Oregon just got rid of one wishy-washy
governor: why now start kicking Governor Pai-
terson when he has n e n e enough to stand on a
business-like platform. It there had been suffi
cient money to meet these appropriation bills and
the governor had then vetoed them there would
have been occasion to complain. But now we
imagine that the complaints will tall on the deaf
ears of the general public.
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HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR WOLLEN MILL
SHARE
NEW PLAN TO BE
USED AT OREGON
ST11X IN OCR POCKETS THOSE HANDS
ACROSS THE SEA
If you don't mind getting hot under the collar,
read this. You may thank Mr. C aret G arrett for
digging up the facts, and us for passing along the
news. News It Is briefly, "tru th about our war
loans, or. our League of Debtors." which Mr. G ar
rett explains fully in the Saturduv Evening Post,
issue of February 12. In substance he proves. “ It
has gone far enough.”
When the war ended we had bought goods and
services of the British Empire totaling $2,600.-
000,000 for which we had paid cash. Great Bri
tain had required good« and services of us to the
am ount of $3,750,000.000 which she borrowed
from us ami $500,000.000 more a fter the Artnls
tlce.
in France, our War Department had required
goods and services to Ute value of $1,750,000.000
w hich we had paid in cash. France required gt>o«l t
and services of us to the amount of $2.000,000.-
000 all of which we loaned her and $1.000.-
000.000 more a fter the Armistice.
In all. when the war ended, we had loaned the
Allies $9.500.000.000 and had paid them in cash
$4,500,000.000- a small total of $13,750.000.-
000.
England now owes us $4.250.000,000 and
France $3.000,000.000.
The present cash value of all the settlem ents,
including the one pending with France, is roughly
one-half the am ount the debtors borrowed and
rem em ber $2,000,000.000 of these loans wen-
made AFTER the Armistice was signed.
All of this is reply to another sentim ental wave
of propaganda which is now sweeping our land
for a cancellation of Europe's war debt to us
Don’t you think we have loaned with one hand
—and ,»aid cash with the other long enough? If
you don't, you would, if you will rend Mr. G ar
rett's complete article. You will then help, w hen
ever need "he, in that delicate task of removing
Europe’s hand from Uncle Sam 's pockets. And
it’s high time.
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Eat More Toast - It’s Healthy
U n ive rs ity of Oregon. Eugen», O r . .
March 10 - I Special) - K eorganlM -
tlon of the en tire academic ayatetu to
e«tab|l«h a jun ior college and o rg an lie
honor 'roMraea fo r «upwrtur atudenta
has been voted by the faculty.
Tilt’ new l’rlncess T oaster combines all the qualltlea t»f
the fluent toaster. Made of highly pollshiMl nickel, b eau ti
ful In design und made for long aervloe ami durability.
Makes delirious golden-brown tonal righi hi your table.
A com m ittee w ill be appointed Im
mediately to plan the detatla of the
new ayntvni
Aa a reault of the
faculty'« approval o f the Junior col
lege plan there -will he a ilefiult-'
break In the college euurwe at the end I
of the sophomore year.
Now
Only
95c
Down
Thia plan w ill not affect »tlidcnl«
who are now enrolled In Ihe U nlver
«Ity. but w ill govern those entering
next (all
The tlral two year« the Student w ill
take a general cultural courav Then
he w ill ruecelve a Junior certificate If
he ha« completed the group and grad •
requirement«.
T he certificate with
honors privilege« w ill he granted If
he ha« fulfilled the low er division re
quirem ent and In addition other« re
quired by the honor» council.
$1.60 m onthly with your
light hill Total only $6.95
This action on the part of the
faculty ha» come as the result of a
number of Investigation« and recom
mendation» made by student com mit
tees recently concerning educat tonal
conditions at the U n iversity.
Free with every Princess
T oaster purchased «hiring
Mareh.
Beginning with commencement In
June. 1931. no student shall I»' granted
a bachelor of a ria or a bachelor of
science degree who floe« not hold a
Junior certificate w ith upper division
standing or a Junior certificate w ith
honors privileges
There are still m any people in this community
who can afford to buy a few shares of woolen mill
stock. It not for the cash dividends then for the
benefit to the comm unity in general they should
Under the provisions o f the Super
support this worth while enterprise. There can
ior Students and Honors com mittee,
be no denying that the benefit of this larue mill
which were adopted by the faculty,
will be great to Springfield and everyone in the
more freedom w ill be given to stud
com m unity will profit in some m anner.
nets of ab ility and Inclination to do
IMMIGRATION
LAW
There is need of $20,000 more to be signed up
advance«) work They w ill be allowed
in Springfield. Those who have been overlooked
Frequent efforts wen- made during the last ses to follow tb e lr own Inclinations, and '
or had not made up their minds when called on sion of Congress to destroy the effectiveness o f th eir work w ill be evaluated by means
by the comm itteem en should now come forward the Immigration Acts of 1921 and 1924. Yet it Is of special examinations.
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stnfwn in an announcem ent by the Bureau of
To carry out the honors prngrum a
l.abot* Statistics of the D epartm ent of laibor that
permanent faculty council on honor
Springfield needs a cream ery and it behooves since the passage of these acts the num ber of un students, consisting of nine members !
th e Chamber of Commerce and other civic or skilled im m igrants entering this country has been is to be appointed by the president.
ganizations to encourage this industry. Steps reduced from 41 per cent of the total to 18.7 of This c o m m itte e 'w ill direct the honors '
should be taken to bring someone into the field the total. At the same time here has been a su b work and supervise the privileges ex
who will reopen the plant here. While cream er stantial increase in the num ber of skilled labor tended to honor students, although j
ies have suffered as the result of chain stores ers am ong the im m igrants entering a fte r the pas
bringing in cheap stuff from outside sources and sage of the quota laws. Another report from this the specific direction and enrollm ent
students In honors work *111 re
selling it a t a less cost than good butter can be departm ent shows that alien inm ates of public of
made, the future o ’ the induntry look*? brighter and penial institutions in the United S tates to ta l main. as at present, w ith the various
J departments.
Someone who knows the cream ery business could ed 111.673.
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FINE ARTS BUILDING
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The Test of Time. Eighty-seven percent of the
FUND TO BE SOLICITED
The Eugene Guard has a new publisher from pavement of Multnomah County, Oregon. Is as
Ohio. It is ith sincere good wishes that Lane coun phaltic concrete.
U n iversity o f Oregon. Eugene. Ore . I
For fourteen years this county has been a lead
ty will welcome him at the helm of that pioneer
March 1 0 — (Sp«M-lal)— Dorothy Hob
er
in
salvaging
old
gravel
and
m
acadam
roads.
newspaper which has been since its early found
As far back as 1912, It surfaced old rock m ac son of Springfield. has been appointed
ing in the hands of some of the sta te ’s greatest
adam with a two-inch wearing surface of asphal chairm an of a com m ittee to raise
newspaper men.
funds for the benefit of the Pine Arts ,
The new publisher comes from a family which tic concrete. After fourteen years of service on building. In Springfield during the J
main
highways
carrying
the
heaviest
traffic,
the
has conducted good newspapers both in the east
spring vacation. It is announced by
and the west. He has a good field in Eugene and m aintenance cost on these roads has been negli Edith Dodge, general chairm an.
gible.
everyone wishes him success.
The drive Io being conducted under
. . .
Multnomah County’s experience in salvaging
its rock m acadam roads at a minimum of exi>enae the auspices of the Women's League
A local young man this week asked a father is of particular interest at this time when the sur to raise funds for the building, which
for his daughter’s hand in m arriage and when the facing of feeder roads leading into main high Is to house the valuable are collect- 1
fath e r said “no,” the young man wanted to know ways, is of prim ary im portance in developing our Ions of the U n iversity.
En tertain m en t
In
the
form
of '
w hat was the m atter with her.
national road system .—The M anufacturer.
V
Mountain States Power Co
Read Your Home Newspappr—The News
dances, teas, or sim ilar affairs are be
ing planned by the various com m it
tees.
W atch
re p a irin ' done correctly
W o rk In today— O ut tom orrow . Hoyt
321 M ain at.
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A Food The Children Enjoy
Ice cream le a great food for the children and for
grown npe. too. The flavor of the flneat confections, yet
full of health-building food element*.
The kind of Ico
cream Eggimann has cannot be over eaten by the children.
Give ’em lota of It.
WHERE SERVICE IS A LITTLE DIFFERENT
EGGIMANN’S
«
NOW!
You can be the owner of
the finest Washing Machine
made.
ONLY
I
$5.00 Down
They Work
Naturally
»
Balance on liberal terms
With the New Eaay you
can Wash, Dry and Rinse
at th e name time. No w at^r
_____'wrttrarden—
to lift or carry.
For FreshVegetables WhenYouWant Them.
One at N ig ht—
Next Day B right!
they seem to taste better W e have made it very easy for you to choose the rorU you b k ™ £ t
Our Sterling Seed Box with its hundreds of packets, illustrated
in natural colors, is now displayed in merchants’ «tores near
you
Northrup, King Ik Co.'s Seeds have been giving satisfaction
for 42 years. No better garden seeds are ottered you at any
price You will find an excellent assortment ot all the varieties
popular in this district By planning your plantings and care-
lui choosing of varieties you can keep your garden in produc
tion all summer and fall. And don't forget the enjoyment you
can add to your yard by planting a few packets of flower seeds.
It em pties
Itaelf. No wrinkles to Iron
i
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on.
And the vacuum principle
Y
faat washing and large vol
ORDERLIES
A t L ocal D ealers
h «- w
of waaliing m akes possible
55g*222:
VeC
out or buttons to
are an easy re lie f for constipa
tion.
A never failin g laxative, gen
tle In action und absolutely sure
N ever necessary to Increase
the dose.
T hey work n atu rally and form
no habit.
Safe for children as well ns
adults.
ume without the leaat wear
on your machine.
Two tuba — One washes
while the other dries.
Let us demonstrate the wonders of
The New Easy Washer
25c
Box of 24
M ountain S tates power C ompany
Flanery’s
Drug Store
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