" A O F TOUR
T H U R S D A Y , ( K T O H K R 25, 1928
T H E S P R IN O F ÏÏH -D N E W S
"Dear me, yea, ao It dova. I will
An elderly lady entered a shop anil
STATEMENT
TR IB U TE TO A TEACHER
take halt a doaen of lho«e," »aid the
linked
to
he
ahown
»onio
tntileitotha
S tu d e n ts of the U niversity of W ashington and of O w nership, M an agem ent, C ircu la
Published Bvary Thursday at
O regon th ro u g h o u t the world will feel sad to hear tion, Etc., Required by the A ct of The aaleainun brought aoine, but lady.
nothing seemed to ault her.
th e new s of the d eath of Colin V. Dyment. Congreaa o f August 24, 1912,
Springfield. Lana County. Oregon. by
H E M S T IT C H IN G
Seldom
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who
took
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uch
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"Haven't you anything new?" »he
of
the
Springfield
News
published
T tfE W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
sonal in te rest in his students. F o r one who had weekly at Springfield, Oregon, for naked.
6 nnd 7 cent» a yard
The peraplrlng »hopinan
H . K. M A X E Y . Editor.
gone to school to him a m eeting In recen t years October, 1928.
brought another pile and »aid
All Work Guaranteed — Leave
Entered as second class m atter, February 24, 1903 at the w as like renew ing a book of past m em ories. He
Orders nt Kafnury's
"These
are
the
very
newest
pattern,
Before me, a notary public lu and
w as a g reat lette r w riter and he kept posted on
poatofflce, Springfield. Oregon
madam. You will notice the endge
MRU W. K. BAHNKLL
for
the
State
und
County
aforesnlil.
his form er stu d e n ts scattered in all p a rts of the
I run» right around Ihe border nnd the
633 D Street
Phone 106 W
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N RATE
county, m any now holding responsible positions personalty appeared 11. E. Maxey, center la In the middle."
who, tyivtng been duly sworn accord
Oae year In Advance------$1.75 Three M o n th s_____ 75c in th e new spaper world.
Blx M o n th s------------------------ $1.00 Single C o p y _______be
His lette rs alw ays carried w ords of praise and mg to law, disposes and says that he is
good cheer. One several m onths old cam e to the ! the editor and publisher of The
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928
w riter in th e tre n c h es in Europe. T he very sam e Springfield News and that the follow
w eek a class m ate of ours hopped off an am uni- ing Is, to the best (o hts knowledge
LEGISLATURE TO ACT ON LICENSE FEES
and belief, a true statement of the
S en ato r Ed Bailey of Ju n ctio n City, ch airm an tion truck. T he first words he said w ere "1 saw ownership, management, etc., of the
of the se n ate com m ittee on license fees, prom ises Dym ent down th e road and he sent his best aforesaid publication (or the date
W hile ou r Fall T erm has already begun, It Is not too late
th a t a m easure reducing autom obile license fees w ishes for y our sa fe ty .” He never m issed a shown in the above caption, required
to enroll, us we will have a new class beginning
will be subm itted to th e legislature w hen It c o n - , chance to praise and m ake c o n ta c t w ith his form hv the Act of August 24. 1912, cm
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5
venes th e first of next year. T he legislature should j e r students. A fter th e w ar w as over and everyone bodied In section 411, Postal latws and
be the body to a c t on lioense fee revision. T h at ; w as h u rry in g to get hom e— he rem ained se arc h lloxuliitlons, to-wlt:
Is w hat we have a legislature for and if the legis ing the b a ttle fields for his hoys w ho had fallen
1 That the names and addresses -if
lato rs give th e subject as m uch th o u g h t a s they and g a th e rin g inform ation both d ear and valuable the publisher, editor, munuging eldtor,
IT'S A GOOD SCHOOL
should a bill should he passed th a t would both to p a re n ts of the n orthw est w hose sons had given and business manager are: H. E.
A. E. Roberts, President
Miner Bldg. Sept. 4
reduce the license fee and pro tect th e s ta te road i their all for th eir country.
Telephone
666
Eugene, Oregon
.Maxey,
Springfield.
Oregon.
Many are those w ho have lost a d ear and in
system .
‘
2. That the owner is H. E. Maxey,
We in Lane county, w ho would like to see a | spiring friend in th e passing of Colin V. Dyment. Springfield, Oregon.
change in th e autom obile license fee, m ay tru st
3. That the known bondholders,
S en ato r Bailey. We should vote dow n the Dunne
mortgagees, and other security hold
bills and leave th e legislature free to act. O ther
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
T H E T R A IF F B E C O M E S T H E IS S U E
wise the legislature would not have courage to
more of total amount of bonds, mort
(The American Tariff League)
change the autom obile license law in face of the
Apparently the Democratic powers that be have con gages. or other securities are: None
change ju st m ade bv th e people.
One of the first Items to con
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
IT IS NOT TOO LATE
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Editorial Comment/
Candy in Hallowe’en Boxes
4 That the two paragraphs next
cluded that they can no longer dodge the real issue in this
above, giving the nunies of the
campaign—the tariff.
Late last week. Chairman Raskoh offered Dr. Work owners, stockholders, ahd security
holders, if any. contain not only the
his resignation and all because of the tariff.
Thus far Dr. Work has not accepted Chairman Raskob's list of stockholders and security hold
I resignation and maybe it Is because the Doctor does not ers as they appear upon the books of
the company but also. In »uses where
want to lose Mr. Raskob.
Then early this week, It was announced that Governor the stockholder or security holder ap
Smith would make a tariff speech, maybe at Ixiuisvllle on pears upon the books of the company
us trustee or in uny other fiduciary
Saturday—and maybe not.
There must be a reason for all this—and there Is. Up relation, the name of the person or
in Albany when he accepted hts party's nomination for th« corporation for whom such trustee is
Presidency, Governor Smith was short-sighted and un acting is given; also that the said
fortunate enough to pay high tribute to the Democratic two paragraphs contain statements
embracing affiant's full knowledge and
Underwood-Simmons tariff act of .1913.
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That was a mistake, but tt was not the only one the belief as to the circumstances and con
"T he A m erican people have never failed to Gentleman from New York has made. Ou his western tour, ditions under which stockholders and
rise to the occasion in tim es of em ergency; this is he told the farmers that the tariff on their major crops security holders who do not appear
an em ergency and H oover is surely going to be was of no benefit to them, and now they are wynderlng if upon the books of the company as
elected president on N ovem ber 6,” said Jam es this means he is in favor of doing away with the protection trustees, hold stock and securities in
D rain, form erly national com m ander of th e Am given them on wheat, wheat flour, corn, beef, hogs and all i a rapacity other than that of a bona |
fide owner; nnd this affiant has no
erican Legion and one of th e m ost popular m em the others.
Nor is this all. On this same western tour,, Governor reason to believe that any person,
bers of th a t g re a t body. Mr. Drain spoke at the
c o u rt house under th e auspices of th e Republican Smith told the farmers of the country In so many words association, or corporation has any It;
C entral com m ittee. He has been a friend and that everything they bought. Including the shoes on thel,- terest direct or Indirect In the said
advisor of every president since McKinley a n l , feet, they bought in a protected market. This is absolute stock, or other securities than as so
know s presidential tim ber w hen he sees it. He ' ly and irrefutably false, and unless this statement was a stated by him.
H. E. MAXEY. Owner and publisher
pays trib u te to Sm ith b u t says he is not nearly deliberate misrepresentation on Governor Smith's part,
Sworn and subscribed to before me
of th e high calibre of H erbert Hoover.
it is a clear indication of the fact that he knows little or
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nothing about the tariff. First of all. shoes are on, the free this 18th day of October, 1928.
(Seal)
I. M. PETERSON
"D uring my th ree w eek visit in th e E ast I found ' list in Paragraph 1607 of the Tariff Act of 1922.. And so
(My
commission
expires
June 1, 1932)
no signs of business depression, and all indica- I when the Governor opened his royal mouth on this point,
tion ap p aren tly a re for continued prosperity," j he put his foot in It.
As the result of a motor accident, a
w rites F. S. McGinnis, passenger traffic m an a g e r '
9econd, virtually everything the farmer has to buy for
of the S o u th ern Pacific realroad. A pparently he i use on his fram Is on the free list, Including agricultural lady being removed to the hospital
didn’t m eet A1 Sm ith.
implements and machinery, harness, bricks, cement, binder was attended to by a doctor, who re- ’
Mr. McGinnis looks f o r- a big w inter touristy twine and barbed wire. So again, either the Govern >r marked: "I'll sew that scalp wound
travel from th e e ast to th e Pacific coast.
was deliberately misrepresenting the facts or he did not for you for four pounds.”
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know whereof he spoke, but should have.
Patient: "Good Heavens, doctor. I
I
More th an th ree million people visited o u r n a
Obviously, a structure of such misrepresentations could only want plain sewing, you know, not !
tional p ark s this seaso n — 250,000 m ore th an ever not be expected to persist long, and thus It comes that un hemstitching and embroidery."
before in one season.
wittingly the Democratic spokesmen have had to give up
• • •
the false Issues with which they were attempting to befog
A m an nam ed Volsted w as a rre ste d in M edford the voters, and take up the tariff. These are purely de
on a liquor charge. T h a t’s a Volsted act from the fensive tactics on their part; they know It and so does
o th er side of the fence.
the country.
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T here is a c e rtain faction in E ugene who would
deprive th e university stu d e n t of his right to vote
if certain technicalities can be m ade to stick. We
have no patience w ith this sort of people who are
alw ays trying to dig up som e little irregularity to
sh u t th e o th er fellow out because of fear th at he
m ay not vote to suit them .
A stu d e n t 21 y ears old w ho declares Eugene his
residence and has been duly registered by th e
co u n ty clefk should be allowed all the privileges
of any o th er v o ter> He m ust live under th e laws
enacted in E ugene and be governed by its officials.
W hy should he n o t have th e right to vote if he
chooses ?
sider
when
H allow e'en
planning
party
your
is candy.
We have plenty in daintily
d ecorated H allow e'en boxen.
Also
o th er
decorations
for
1 lallow e’en.
ALTA KING
For
District Attorney
Lane County
D E M O C R A T IC C A N D ID A T E
Am Perauually Dry
Believe In Impartial cnfnrenment of
prohibition law
Active practice of law In tain»
County, more than twenty yearn.
My official policy, If elected, will
be: Wholeaoine law enforcement
baaed on lu«tlce an dequallty.
Careful connldyratlnn of bu»tne»n
(Paid adv. by Alta King 794 Wll
lamette St., Eugene, Oregon )
T he N ew T am m an y
Tammany hat moved to It» fashionable new headquarters.—News item.
a Successful Six
n o w w in n in g F »» a
L ü r a a ir r S u u M
f
y o u BET IT ’S NEW, W ELL SAY ITS N tW ,
M ew FOINITURB, NEW QUARTER’S TOO-
V
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a n d N ic e new golden c u s p id o r s ;
a SW ELL O IL PAINTING ON E A C H W A L L ,
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A N D KEEP OUR NEW HOME PURE AND S W E E T ,
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K ö ln e r Model K21 is a »even-
tube A .C . 60 cycle »et, uxing
no batteries whatever. I t is
the height o f simplicity in
operation— one tuning con
trol, w ith illuminated dial.
T he K 6 magnetic speaker
is matched electrically and in
design w ith the receiver.
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Body by Fuher
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GARAGE
Phone 95 for
Demonstration
Brings AS ew Heights
cf Public Favcr h
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Why Inspection?
T he O ptom ltriat Is, literally,
an eye m easurer.
DATS A
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B ut are also skilled In Me
chanical Optics, w hich e n
ables him to supervise the
co nstruction of proper g las
ses w hen required.
We use B ausch and Lomb
Lenses w hich give sa tisfa c
tion to us and ou r patients.
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As a result o f the n ew value offered by tnday’g
P o n tiac—as a consequence o f its greater power,
h ig h er speed and smarter style — this low -priced six
is w in n in g n ew heights o f public favor . . . Pontiac
Six now provides new m otoring lu x u ry. Staunch,
beautiful bodies by F isher— sm aller, sturdier w h eel*
w ith larger tires— an engine o f 186 cubic inches dis
p lacem en t— the crogs-flow ra d iato r—the G -M -R
c y lin d e r head . . . a ll these and m any o th er advance
ments are emphasized by the perform ance suprem
acy resulting from n ew carhuretion and m a n i
folding . . . T h a t’s w h y today’s Pontiac Six la
attracting thousands o f n ew buyers. T h a t’s w h y it la
w in n in g leadership in the low -priced six-cylinder
field.
2-D o o r S rd u n , $7411 Cow fw , $ 7 4 h S h o rt R o a r b te r . $ 7 4 9 i P h a e to n . $ 7 7 9 i
C s b r l o ls t, $ 7 9 5 i 4-1 I o or Szdgm, $ » 2 1 1 f h o r t I a n d a u S rd tu t, $ » 7 1 . A ll l>ricsi
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h a n d l la i ch a rg ee. G en era l M o to rs l im e P a y m en t Plat» a v a ila b le a t
m ln im a m ro te.
W .R . DAWSON
M ain Street, Springfield
Dr. Ella G. Meade
O pto m etrist
W A T T S O P T IC A L CO.
No. 14 P Ave. West
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WAR TAX REMOVED, DELIVERED PRICES REDUCED
mwniAC sax
r a o o u c T os
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