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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1928
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
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T H E SPR IN G FIELD NEWS
menta. Thn outlook la evry protnlalng,
ita a terna) number of thn ttlrl* hav»-[
Kullura, banjoa, ukes and oilier Inatru
menta aultuhle for auch an orchestra
PAGE SFVEN
Thuraton Man Visits—Fred Russell
Cut* Thumb— Asa Rohloy cut hie
of Thuraton waa a Hprlngfleld visitor thumb Monday, and his hand la under
Monday.
the care of the doctor.
F ath er» and Bona Banquet Postponed
Physiology Claaa
Thn I’hvslnloyy claaa went tlown to
Hr Itehhan'a offlcffte In Internat of
their study. Hr Itehhan told them how
the blood circulated through the body
and Its functions. All the light* were
turned off while they took an X ray
of Coy I seit hera haert. letting all see
A Victim of Habit
Laughter* aqua
Dear Mlsa Vera,
"Jolly Junior*" who won thn Aral how It works. After a blood teat was
About two years ago I started
plai n In thn annual lauihternaque a r e i‘“k"n of
Wilson. Dr. Hehhan
going with a very nice, respectable
quite proud of the fact that they have decided he would live for a few days
made n aurresa of their "Modern One of thn Biology students said they i young fellow. | was sixteen at
would try and keep from flunking so
that time and he was seventeen.
Romeo and Juliet."
We were deeply In love with each
The play was entirely a class pro­ they could take up the study of physi­
other. Then, for some reason or
duction. the story written by Resale ology next year.
other. I never knew why, I started
Rlewart, the chorus entertainment and
Nndlne McMurray, president of the
smoking cigarettes. He demand­
aperlal w *s planned by Ruth Bettis.
ed that I stop, hut I refused. Ha
Elma Isuisherrv Bessie Htewart and Dramatic club, called a meeting to
llernlce Cline Tbn lighting fixtures »•*!<•<•» « committee to prepare a pro
left me, and we have never spoken
since.
were erected by Ronald Abrams and *rnm ,nr IN'™ml»-r 21. to be given In
Oeorge Mason. The scenery was ar ,hl’ ■»■«‘»nbly as a school Intertaln-
Then 1 realized what I had done.
ranged by Coy Imatbers. Maurice I’or- ,n,'n t Those chosen were Audrey
That was two months ago, and I
ter and Claire Thurman The entire Mnakop, Ruth Bettis and Nadine Mr
have not touched a cigarette since
then. I am lonely. Lots of other
play was under the faithful superlvl Murray.
boys have asked me for dates, hut
alon of Miss Iximhard. Junior class
A few members of the Girls' League
I refuse them. How ran 1 show
advisor.
I presented a stunt hetwei-n acts at the
the man I love how sorry and
Igiughteresque Friday night.
The
wrong 1 was?
Froah Lauohtsrsaque S tunt
I/)NEHf>ME
T w o youn g g irls su p p osed ly esc a p e d piano started placing slowly with In-
from home and ran to And the gypsy • reusing speed toward the end, wh'le
Hear Ixineaome, the best thing to
camp to slnr and dance wlth thè gyps each girl worked, keeping time to thi do would prohuhly be to write him
a nice letter telling him that you
les. BeveruI songs were snng, a vlolln music.
Although this stunt only Instisi a few no longer smoke and are sorry that
was played to accompany thè slnglng
A ukulele arcotp|mnled thè dancing. minutes. It was generally enjoyed by you ever did. and wish to beg his
pardon. Tell him you want him to
Mr Cole, Freshman advisor, direct- , "Vervone.
have a good Impression of you Do
f ed thè atunt. feutltrlns "An All Star i
not ask to see him or write as If you
Cast •• Although It falled to take a
Loe"1 Qu*rtet
on Radio
Four men who have ben heard In are running after him It Is most llke-
place It was vary Intereatlng.
HprlngAeld time after time will sing |y hr WH1 get In touch with you after
over radio station KGRE Friday even he gets this letter from you—unless
Sophom ore*' Laughtersaqus
"Although we only received one i Ing from 7:30 to ft o'clock In the even- he has become Interested In someone
point In the l-aughtercaque atunt, • Ing as the Gray Cash and Carry quar else.
"When You and 1 Were Young. Nellie" tet They are: laurence Moffitt. John
Deeply In Love
It helps some," quoted the optimistic Robertson. Dallas Murphy, and Ixtwr-
I enre Hunkier. They gave a good pro­
aophomores
Dear Miss Vera,
The arene was of an old man and gram for thirty minutes over the same
I am deeply In love with a young
.
station
last
Friday
evening.
woman recalling their happy wedding
man about eleven year* my aenlor.
In sunny Scotland.
We are very good friend* and I
10 Year Old Girl Mayor
The rising of the curtain displayed
try
to treat him as a brother. I
King's Flynn, Norfolk. Eng.—lad y
the hluahlng bride and the nervous
love to be with him and Just to
Elisabeth
Townsend.
10
years
old,
will
groom In kilts as was everyone except
have him speak to me gives me a
shortly take, office as Mayor of King's
the dear old gray mother.
thrill. I try to control my feelings
Flynn.
She
Is
the
daughter
of
the
The danrera came In to show the lat- I
but
It Is hard. He Is not especial­
eat ateps In Scotland—the Highland I Marchioness Townsend.
ly good-looking but I know It la
Fling; while the singers rendered a
not hla good look* I am crazy over.
W h y G iven
beautiful Scotch melody. The wedding
I am only IS. I have never felt
Roscos—la
Kissing
proper?
ended Joyfully.
about anybody what I feel about
W'en—
Ix tt ’s put our heads together
If John Lynch fad been counted tn
him. I could go out with boy* a
aa a sophomore with hla acting on the and consider It.
good deal but I uaually refuse.
stage, thev would probably hare walk­
When I compare other boy* to him
“I fe«| rather flighty tonight," said
ed off with all three place«.
—well, they don't amount to much.
the aviator as he soared away.
He treats me like a slater though
he la a bit Jealous of other boy*
Although the senior Class 10k sec­
Awalta Baby'* Amputateci Tali
I ' ' V
ond place In the annual Ixtughtereaque
Baltimore, Dee. 13 (A C )— D r.
stunt with "Memories of King Tut.”
they are very proud of the good work Schulta of John* Hopkins Medicai
which their players put on. The stage i school Is awaiting a specimen of the
arrangements, tights and costumes “missing link.” Two or three weeks
Were very effective and colorful. The ago a baby was born In Knoxville.
"Between Act" stunt "Representation Tenn, with an unmistakable tall,
of the Rum Song" by three girls of the seven Inches long. It was Immediate­
glee club was pleasing and the present­ ly removed by a surgeon and prom­
ised to Dr. Schult* for study. There
ation was very good.
are about 2S cases known to science.
The Girls' Ix-ngtte Is planning on start Says Iff- Schults, of babies being born
' '»*
Ing an orchestra of stringed Inatru- with tails.
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At thn w«'nkly ninntlng of tilt) HI Y
Tunaday II wun decided to postpone
thn father* ami son a banquet until
Miinintlnin after Now Yearn Many peo­
ple ur« al<-k ami a* Christmas la an
near moat of thnni are buay.
who would like to go WlMl l . e r
went him Io love me ro pleuse give
aome advice.
BROWN EYES.
Dear Brown Eyes, the best thing
you ean do Is to continue In the same
brother-and-alster relationship with
the man It Is much belter to have I
this sort of beautiful friendship than ;
to have a love affair with a man who
Is so much older than you. At your
age It Is natural to be Infatuated with
an older person. Your love may pass, j
You can't be sure that what you feel Is
renlly love for sum- years to come.
Keep up a beautiful friendship with
him—his friendship may blossom In­
to love suddenly, sometime, when you
least expect It. You need not put your i
love for him In words. If you love
him he will come to know It, and may
get to love you In return Just because
of the strength of your love if for no
other reason.
Let time take care of the problem.
Meanwhile 1 think you should become
better acquainted with younger boys
and go out with them too. The friend­
ship of people of about your own age
la something that you ought not to be
without.
In the new F o rd , yon w ill
find each o f these systems
o f the latest design and best
m aterials. Every part has
been m ade to serve you fa ith ­
fu lly und well at a m in im u m
o f tro ub le and expense.
‘‘ W hy Bill, dear, it’s just
? what I wanted!” „
^ - a H O T P O IN T Automatic Electric Range!”
I
Say, old man, why make H E R wait any ’onger— ’
thia Christmas give her that new Electric Range— we’ll
more than meet you half way. Think of it, a Five Dollar
bill now and nothing more until February will permit
Santa Claus to deliver the 192 9 Model Hotpoint A uto­
matic Electric, shown above. And, too, it has de luxe
features never before offered with any range at any price
, — and its price is very low, indeed. Come on in now and
/ ask about our Special Surprise installation plan.
Electrical Gifts in a wide variety will be found ou
display— at least one for every purse and purpose! W h y
not specialize this year on Electrical Gifts— they say
^ “ M crry <
Christmas” every m orning. >
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T a k e , fo r exam ple, the
generator— one o f the most
im p o rta n t parts o f the elec­
trical system which supplies
the cu rren t fo r lig h tin g and
fo r engine ig n itio n .
In the new F o rd , the gen­
e rato r is o f the power-house
type anti is distinctive in
m any features. I t has been
apeeially designed to pre­
vent most fo rm s o f tro u b le.
O ilin g is necessary only once
a year. A b ou t the only thin g
you need do is to have the
charging rate changed as
the seasons change.
Closely allied to the elec­
tric al system is the ig n ition
system. It, too, is o f new
m echanical design in the
new Fo rd . T h e re is hut one
h ig h tension cable and that
connects the ro il w ith the
d is t r ib u t o r . E v e n cab les
fro m the d is trib u to r to the
s p a r k p lu g s h a v e
b een e lim in a te d .
Special care has also
WANTED
Must be Experienced
Apply Friday Morning
J- c
brill stores
d
Eugene a Most Complete Department Store
Taken for Man, She Sue*
St. Loula, Dec. 13, (AC)—Suit for
1*0,000 damages have been filed
against the Coronado Hotel by a wo- j
man guest who charges that the house
detective slandered her when he
broke Into her room, suspecting she ■
waa a man because of a heavy voice
Induced %y a cold.
Men—New
Overcoats
And Top Coats Of
Finest All Wool Materials
Seen taken to m ake the dis­
trib u to r w a te r-p ro o f, thus
p r e v e n tin g s h o rt c irc u its
fro n t ra in , etc.
T h e e n tire electrical and
ig n itio n systems o f the new
Fort! are so sim ple in design
anti so c are fu lly m ade that
they w ill give you surpris­
in g ly little tro u b le. Y et that
doesn't mean they should
be neglected. C ertain little
attentions are needed fro m
tim e to tim e.
T h e s to r a g e b a t t e r y
should be given w ater and
the connections kep t clean.
T h e generator charging rate
should be changed as in d i­
cated. S park plugs should
be cleaned at re g u lar in ter­
v a ls . D i s t r i b u t o r p o in ts
should also be k ep t clean
a n d th e d is tr ib u t o r cam
given a lig h t film o f vaseline
every 2 0 0 0 miles.
T h e s e a re ju s t l it t le
things, b ut they mean a
great »leal to y o u r ear. Y o n
ean have them looked a fter
at very sm all cost by the
F ord d ealer when yon take
the ear in fo r o ilin g and
greasing-
A thorough ehccking-np
a t r e g u l a r In t e r v a l s w i l l
lengthen the life o f y o u r car
and give yon many thou­
s a n d s o f m ile s o f
carefree, economical
m o torin g .
.
Mountain States Power
Company
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Extra Sales People
Buy* a Trunk and Find* a Body in It.
Vancouver, B. C, Dec. 13— (AC)—
J. E. Butts purchased a trunk for 314
at an "unclaimed baggage" sale at a
railway station. Inside he found a
miniature casket containing the dis­
membered body of a Japanese. The
trunk was lined and hermetically seal­
ed with metal. Resting on the casket
» i s an Imperial Japanese passport,
made out to Minamata Zaa. forty-
eight. a native of Okinawa Ken. The
trunk kad been In the custody of the
Canadian Pacific for a year.
The utilities of a city
are combined
in your motor car
Y o i'R auto m o b ile is some­
thing lik e a m in ia tu re city.
T h ere is an electric light and
pow er system, a w ater eye-
tern, a fu e l system.
NOTICE
F ord M otor C ompany
Purchase Yours At The May
Stores And Save The Difference
—Here's the kind of overcoat values that are building pres­
tige and reputation for the May Stores! Models of genu­
inely good all wool quaity in the season’s very latest styles
and colorings.
—When you feel the fine woolens—see the-clever-styles—
and get Into them—you will be better able to appreciate
why we call them the season’s good O’coat vaue.
—Smart light weights for wear to business, school, and on
brisk evenings. Or the medium (heavier ones), too, for
driving and other times when they’ll be needed. You’ll find
them to your liking.
Others $15.00 To $24.75
ENJOY CHRISTMAS MORE
BY DOING YOUR GIFT
SHOPPING EARLY!
—If you do your Christmas shopping
In the last minute crowds you will be
too tired out to enter Into the Joyous
Bpirit of Christmas morning.
—Moreover, you won't be able to shop
as satisfactorily because assortments
will be broken. We want this to be
the happiest of Christmases for you
and for our salespeople, so resolve
now to shop early.