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< ;e --firr T ry tha Horna P r in t Shop F ira t o jo n THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TWENTY-8KVBNTH YEAR. E IS W I N CITY A HI’RINGEIELI». IxANE ('O U V Y OREOON THURSDAY. MARCH 13. 1930 Brattain School Program is Friday She Bush Bronchot | gram had been prevloualy announced A real usable utrplnnr la b rill* tor the Lincoln achool. but It waa de built at Springfield Thn I.«'« Inman elded to have It at the high achool Flylnlg Hervlcr which recently moved aa there will lie room for more spec- It» seen« of operation» to the Spring tatora The laat program at the’ l.ln field airport, ha» placed a imrtlallv coin arhoot drew auch a large crowd Completed plane In the rooms former that they could not all get Into th«- ly occupied by Gray’» xrocerv »tare, room. and the plane will be completed here Second Program In about ten worklna day», urm rdln* The llratialn achool program la the to l,ee Inman The plane I» a »mall »Ingle »enter aecnod to lie presented by the grade It will have a win* apread of 1« feet »‘'hoola of S pringfield to raise 4.1 nd» and will be approximately 17 feet ^ur 'h r I I A. work. the first one Ion*. The win*» will be four and one * » • Presented by the Lincoln « I100I half feel It will bo powered with a N few week» ago. Almoat ull of the atíldenla atudenta at the 40 horsepower Hxekley motor. . Almost Urattaln achool will have part« In the Student to Own Ship I lull on Shinn will be the owner ol Friday program. It will be divided the «hip when It la flnlahed Hhlnn Into four part« and will be closed la the aon of Professor F. !-■ Hhlnn. with an operetta, "The Cruise of the of the University faculty, and both Trundlebed." The operetta take« two he and hla father have been taking little boys through a fairy world In flying laaanna for aome time Daltou tbair dreams. The cast of characters for the op- ereltg Include« Carl, Leland Neher; Hubert. Hoyd Johnson; Fairy. Patsy 1‘aimore, Unci« Ham. Wesley Robert- son; John Hull, Robert Nice; French Girl. Wanella Neet; German boy. Gordon G illette; Trumpet, Floyd Cornell; Drum, Ulla W right; Japan- w <lrl- B*rnlce Barn«; l-aplsnd boy. Stephen Rice; Man In the Moon, Robert Nice. Program Opens with Danes The evening program will open with a Dutch Tulip Dance by the girls of the sixth grade The mem Iters of (he chorus are latraoyn Blai k. Jol-an* I'utman. Shirley Smith, W ill ml tut Spriggs. Ruby Houk, Drudlla Ogilvie, Ethel Severson and lle tel Nesbitt. WoO<Y P ro d u c ts • Matter M ystery W riter 1 11664333 Plan* Formulated Here Yester day for Largest Show Ever Held in Northwest. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 27, 2k and 2# are the days which have been designated for the Lan«- County Wood IToducts show which will be held at the armory In ' Eugene. i M ita Grace Runyon of Cheyenne, who ha» been acclaimed th« champion woman rough rider. H ero W ill R eceive M edal On M on day High Official* of Safety Council To Honor Youth for Sav ing Father's Life. L IV I NEW SPAPER IN A L IV E T O W N No. 10 To Be Exhibited All Student* to Hav* Part in Program to be Given at Small Ship Moved from Eugene High School Friday Night and Will be Completed in The pupil« at the llratialn school Main Street Store During will prevent their program to the Next Few Week«; Student public at the high achool auditorium Soloe; New Pupil* Enroll. tomorrow evening at 7:45: The pro made hla ftrat soln flight laat Thure- day afternoon after having seven hours of flying Instruction Thia. In- rd rn ta lly . waa the firat aolo flight tc be made by a aludanl at tha local field since th« recent change In management Girl Take* Laaaons One girl. Ignore LaPort. * Unlver alty student, I* enrolled at the flying achool. She ha* had three hours and 30 minutes Instruction and Is making fine progress, according to Mr Inman. Two new student* have been en- rolled at the flying school since Iasi week, bringing th« total now enrolled at the achool up to 35. Five student* have been enrolled during the past two weeks aluce the achool moved Io Springfield. "Th« People's Paper" Georg« Pearson, secretary of the Edgar W a lla « , most prolific of s Employe«« Wood Promotion commit all authors, who has written nearly a hundred detective (lories and tees for the Pacific northwest was whose latest. "Guaman’s Bluff," will In Springfield yesterday conferring appear serially ia this paper. Mr. at the local mill and plans were for Wallace has lately visited America mulated for the exhibition. The wood products show is some STAFF IS ANNOUNCED thing new here, but It has been put FOR LAUGHTERESQUE o v e r very successfully In many other' . PROGRAM AT SCHOOL I laces, according to Mr Pearson, who declares that he waa certain that the A fair sized crowd turned out last show in Eugene will be the best ever Friday night to witness the first of held In the northwest. a series of two "Laughteresque" pro Anyone May Exhibit grams to be presented by the four Anybody and everybody are wel classes at the high school this spring. come and urged to participate In the The Friday night program was pre ■how. Manual training departments sented by the members of the senlcr will be asked to exhibit their work and freshman classes and consisted of and lumber .companies themselves an original musical sketch entitled will provide the setting They will ''A Vltaphone Act." and a full length build a three unit exhibit. The first motion picture. unit w ill portray the logged over and The second of the two programs burned timber, which la now waste land. The second will show an ac will be presented by the Junior and tual sawmill at work. A miniature sophomore classes at the high school sawmill, which really works, will be auditorium on Friday, March 28. It sent here by the University of Wash- will consist of a motion picture film Irigton for the exhibition and It will and a musical comedy to be presented show the handling of the logs from by the students of the two classes. BEING SOLD HERE State Inspector Tells Council That Ordinance Should be Passed Grading Milk and Compelling Sanitary Produc« tion at Dairies. Some of the milk sold In Spring- field is produced under filthy condi tions, L. S. Leach, Inspector of th * state dairy and food commissioner's office, told the city council at Mon day night’s meeting. He said that a number of local dairies which he visited were conducted very well but to control those which were bad he recommended the city to pass a milk ordinance grading milk and pro viding sanitary -methods tor Its pro duction. May Paa* Law The council agreed that the source of the milk supply should be looked Into, and Mr. Leach will return later a fte r-th e counciimen have had a check made of cow* kept inside o( the city. Mayor Tyson said that the city did not wish to take action tha* would discriminate against the fam ily which kept a cow and sold a few quarts of milk, but that all milk sold to others should be clean and whole some A model milk ordinance from th * federal food commissioner’s office will be furnished the council to work by. Mr. Leach said that because of the passage of strict milk ordinance In Eugene he found a number of dairymen who could not pass inspec tion In that city turning their supply to Springfield. He said he had to close up such dairies. Mr. Leach spoke very highly of the crenmerymen coming to Springfield, and said that he had had experience with them at Lakeview. He said that if an oridnance was passed pasteur ised milk could be gotten at the new creamery which would pass as grade A, even If produced on farms which had not all the requirements for grade A milk. Oswald Thiel, I* , who saved the life of bis father Hal spring after ha had h«.«-n rendered unconscious from a contact with a high powered elec tric line, will be given a president's medal at exercise» to he held In the high school auditorium next Monday the time they are taken oat of the I The production staff for the pro evening. woods antll they are made Into the gram was announced at the high Thiel's father waa taking down a finest finished lumber. The third school this week Franklin Drury trill private telephone line when the wire unit will show the virgin timber not be the business manager. He will be came In contact with the power line yet touched by man. assisted by Dorothy Rawlings and and »hocked him | He applied arti Paul Schantol. Lela Squires will be Model Farm to be Shown ficial reaucltation and saved the life The Oregon State Agricultural col the stage manager: Jack Hulett wtll of his father. lege has agrei-d to bring (he exhibit handle the advertising and will be Thn local office of the Mountain om miniature farm buildings and assisted by Junia May and Alraa Fish. States Power company petitioned the fences wh'ch they have constructed Olive Gerber and Eunice McFarland National Safety Council, of which here for the show. They will send will be the ushers. they and the Booth Kelly company Miss Clara Wagner and Miss Luclle a man with the exhibit who can show are member«. for a medal for the boy. persons contemplating Improvements Holman are the advisors for the two H. H. Ilerdan. president of the The second number on the program on*thelr farm Juat how they can best classes. The Ideal flying weather of this will be a fashion show by the child Oregon and Columbia basin district of be made at the leaat cost. week has been a great boon for avia ren of the first grade. The following the National Safety Council will be Several girls will wear dresses at SOLOISTS WILL BE tion locally. The last few days suits will be exhibited: Play suits, here to make the presentation. K. E the show which have been made en NAMED FOR CANTATA LOCAL GUARD UNIT there luta been our or two atudenta sport suits, alternoon dress and Martin, safety engineer of the Booth- tirely out of spruce veneer. AT PRACTICE TONIGHT waiting at the airport every after- evening clothes. They will be exhlb- Kelly company, will make a short ad INSPECTION IS TONIGHT The wooden and composition shing noon for their turn to take lesson*. Ited by Marjorie Hyatt. Ruth I ’h a lr,' dress. Z. E Merrill, aaslstanl general les whlr^ recently underwent a fire . The assignment of solo parts to Everything is in readiness now for Much of the building work on the George Horton, Ralph Gerber, Agne* manager of the Mountain Slates teat which showed that the wood participants In the Springfield ora new plane la being done by the staff Moon. Jack Meek, Donna Gene Power company, will alto be present shingles were leas of a fire haxard torio society will probably be made i the federal Inspection of the first Music for the program will be pre of the flying school every morning. Ernest, Harold Conrad, June Mul- than many composition shingles will this evening at the regular rehearsal battalion of the 162nd Infantry of the A lark of space at the airport made hollaud, Hob Adama, Ethel Fulop. sented by the high school orchestra. be shown at the armory. An attempt hour, between 7:30 and P:15, accord national guard, according to C. A, It nereaaary to houae the uncompleted , Vernon Johnson, Wanda Mathany. ( Mrs. W. K. Barnell will alng a solo will also be made to conduct another ing to an announcement made by Swarta, first lieutenant In command and Mayor W P. Tyson will preside. of the local unit. ship In Springfield, and Gray's gro »nil Bobble Bennett. fire test there one afternoon during Ernest McKinney, director. , The public Is urged to attend this eery (tore volunteered to place the Mualclan* on Program Colonel H. A. Allen, detached from the show. Rehearsal work on the cantata. storeroom at the disposal of the »hip Barbara Barnell and Florence May ' program and show their respect for the regular army, w ill be here thia Purpose Stated "The Redemption.” which the singers builders. will play gnd g)ng ,.My w ild (rlgh a youth who had the ability to think The purpose of the show Is to wtll present on Good Friday at the evening to inspect the work of th« and act loglcnlly at a critical moment. local unit, and Swarts is anxious that — — ------------- Hose'' and "Let Me Call You Sweet- Boy Scout training la credited by awaken In the general public the Methodist church has been going on the local people tsrn out to see the MANY ATTEND SESSION heart jum befor the operetta. P h i great value of Ihe standing timber, every Thursday evening for several Thiel as his source of knowledge of » OF CIVIC CLUB TUESDAY! bara w,n p ' " v ,he xylophone and the means of artificial resusltatlon. i which Is In Lane county, and the pos weeks, and almost sixty singers have Inspection. Regular drill for the unit was held ■ I Florence will accompany her on the sibilities It has for various uses. been out for one or more of the re Fourteen women were preaent at piano. All of the latest building mater hearsals. which are held In the last night to put on the final touches The chorus for the operetta Inrlude WOODCRAFT NEIGHBORS the. laat meeting of the Civic club, ials and equipment will be shown. Chamber of Commerce rooms. There before the inspection. -HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER The classifications of lumber and the has been some trouble experienced, which was held at the home of Mra. Robert Davis, Woodward Rates. Gregg W illiam Rodenbough Tuesday even-i Thomas, Harry Bainbridge, Henry The members of the Neighbors of many built-in feature* now available however. In getting enough to turn STANLEY PLANE DAMAGED Ing. A short business meeting was | IJchytll. Myron Wilkes. James Young Woodcraft, Springfield Circle, held a will be exhibited. out each week, says McKinney. Many AT AIRPORT ON SUNDAY held, a ftir which Mrs. Archie Davis , Lyle Gibson, Frank Bennett, John potluck supper and social time laat The Employees Wood Promotion of them have been ill or have had gave a report on Business Conditions Avltt, Floyd Green, Karl Pedersen, night after their regular boalness committees In Springfield. Eugene, Illness In their homes and this has The firat accident to happen at th * In Skprlngfleld* Refreshments were Tommy IJchytll. Jack Hickey, Ros- meeting. Mrs. Gilbert Ernest was and Wendllng. together with the Eu necessitated much duplication in in local airport since It was established coe Cole, Emil Uchylll. Dean Wilson. ' chairman of the supper committee. gene chamber of commerce, have al struction and actual practice. served by the hostess. last spring happened Sunday morning Mra. Rodenbough led the group In Henry Chase, Louis lllery, Delbert She waa assisted by Mra. C. F. Eggl- ready agreed to lend their support when Clive Stanley rolled over In h l* ttfce singing of many old time songs Koch, Valentine llchylll, LeRoy W il msnn, Mrs. Mina Dillard, and Mrs. to the show. The Springfield chamber Goes to Bend — George Perkins Waco plane and broke the propellor, liams. Billy Nesbitt, llolsnd Mattison. Stella Finley. The decorations wen- w ill be asked to cooperate at their made a trip to Bend on business the also doing some damage to the wing* after the refreshments. The next meeting will ho held at Frankie Vernon. carried out In the St .Patrick colors. next meeting, stated Mr. Pearson. first part of this week. of the ship. He was not Injured and the home of Mrs. A. B. Van Valxah the total extent of the damage is not The toys are played by Jennie Jack on March It will be In the nature nolnres Niro, Jean Louk, Wyetta expected to reach more than 3100. of a garden program, and Claytns ; Spriggs, Peter Chase, Dallas Knight, Stanley had his ship stored at th * Kirkland will give a talk on gardens ,rvtn Burnham, Burton Mathany. local airport for several months and ■ took It out for the first time Bunday, Fairies are Named j A part of the cowling apparently was The fairies art- Teddy Wright, Helen ' DOG POISONING IS i loose and was not noticed until he GOING ON IN TOWN Lyons, Shirley Smith. Druellle Ogle- had taken off. It flew off while In svy, Geneva Mycoff, Maxine Coglll, the air and In attempting to land hla Several dogs have been poisoned III Mildred Billings, Norma Rust, Hazel ship Stanley caught on one wing un the city for the last few woeka, and Nesblt and Hazel Stafford. rolled the plane over. the Ire of the owners and others have The Japanese children are LaMoyn been aroused One business man, who Black, Delores Casteel, Colene C o r-1 BY BCX3AR C O P Y B I3 K T says he has no (log, has offered to nail, Barbara Barnell, Ellxaheth John- 1 SPRINGFIELD AUTO IS pay |50 rewnrd for the arreat anil son, Feme Cornell, Lyle Hyatt, Ethel CH APTER I. of this ugly habit. "Only Luke Is a with a half smile of dismay and STOLEN SATURDAY NIGHT conviction of anyone caught poison Sevenson, Florence Roberts, Leotha ' But you are going to marry him, good fellow— In a way. Rather a found himself looking Into a hard, ing a dog. Webb, Lillian Trlnka, and Margaret Peggy?” tightwad." An automobile belonging to Mra. lined fare, the color of teak; Into Dogs that hare been licensed have Meek. "Have you been borrowing money two unsmiling eyes, expressionless. Mabel Fox, who gave her address aa I There was an agltutlpn 111 the voice a right to run nt large, It Is pointed The French dolla nre Joan Lloyd, of Rex Leferre that almost startled again?" she naked, and he wriggled ''Thank, you. aw fu lly!” Springfield, was reported to hav* out. Conviction for poisoning carries Gayle Chaae, Thelma Williams, Jane his sister. uncomfortably. “I am glad I was here. Fortunately, i been stolen Saturday night from th * a heavy fine. Phalr, Bettle Currie, Bernlee Smith, 'W h at makes you say that?" she "No— what rot! Only Danty and I I always wait In the lobby when I am i corner of Sixth and Pearl street«, Lois Wilson, Ruth Keeler, Louise In- asked. "Does It mean that I am had a scheme . . . ” expecting pepole to dinner. Good j Eugene. The car had Oregon license Bar, Frances Wilkes, Roberta Put breaking off my engagement be MEMBERS OF AMARANTH She looked around at thnt moment. night.” , plates numbered 165041 and has not cause Luke is a had host and has Somehow she knew thnt the dark ATTEND PORTLAND MEET man, and Midge Wilson. Two lives touched at the Carlton I been located. ■ . ------ I The Swiss shepherds and inllk- kept us waiting ten minutes?" eyed Danton Morell was watching that January night— touched and went John Waring, route 1, Creswell, also fteveral Springfield people, who nre maids are Mildred Tuhy, Frances 1 They were in the palm court of the them. looping away one from the other, to had his car stolen In Eugene the same members of the Amaranth club, ' Keeler, Florence May, Fern Fisher, Carlton. Luke Madriison came through the touch again In a moment of crisis. I evening. went to Portland laat week-end to at- j Pearl Helterhrand, Nellie Howes, j She stood apart with the young vestibule with long strides. He paus Rough roads they wore: a bitter tend a meeting of the Grand Court of - Muriel Patmore, Neal Pedersen, Ixiyd j man who was her only relation, and ed to strip his overcoat and take oft DI scum Social Meeting heart-aching road for one. a methodi the W illamette Court, Order of Amar Harris, John Drupka, Howard Frits, no stranger seeing them would his silk hat, which he almost threw cal hell for the leas favored, to be Plans for the next Joint social anth, which was held there beginning and Charles Uchylll. Imagine them to be brother and sis at an attendant, and took one step tramped with that cynical smile with meeting between the Odd Fellows and There w ill be a randy sale at the ter. Rex was red haired, weak- toward the door. An he did so his Friday. which Gunner Haynes met every the Rebekah lodges were discussed Mrs. Maude O. Plttls, of New Jer close of the program under the direc chlnned, a fretful young man with a foot slipped sideways on the marble misfortune. last night at the regular meeting of sey. supreme royal matron of the tion of Miss Girard. nervonr trick of adjusting his tie floor and he would have fallen un th * 1. O. O. F. The meeting wtll he Luke Maddieon saw life like that every few minutes. group, was a guest at the meeting, pleasantly but 'or the hand that sud held next Wednesedny evening, —a bewildering maee of crossing and Com« from Roseburg— Mr. and Mrs. which had as on« of Its speakers Sam Margaret Leferre had the carriage denly gripped his arm. lar buxine«« was transacted parallel paths. If he fell Into error It Carl Wimberley and Mr. and Mrs. and poise of the great lady. She was Mosher, of Eugene. The man who held him must have the discussion. was In believing thnt his own was the Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Miss Edna Ouy Gordon, all of Roseburg, came to fair skinned, faultless of feature, been unusually strong, for he literally strslght-aa-a-rnler highway to which Bwnrta, and Mrs. A. P. McKInsey, Springfield last Friday evening t o ' grey-eyed, a model of cold dignity. and In the most effortless fashion, "I don’t know." Rex was nibbling lifted Luke Maddieon bodily and and from which nil other path* In- were among those who attended the attend the Joint meeting of the Legion and the Legion Auxiliary. J nt h l* nails; ha could not ba cured placed him on his feet Luke turned meeting. NEW STORY! THIS ¡WEEK Pz
