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AT TH E A TR E S
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. I patgns I* hardl yto be doubted
Signal, niutorrd down to Thurston
Wsdnesday.
"Happy Days
coming
for
you
Frank Campbel, drove to Rlm lra
and how!
on Wednesday
A full 100 aiara of stage and screen
Mt and M rs H erbert Wetaa have doing th e ir stuff |n aa sparkling an
moved back to Thurston a fte r spend
ill talkin g musical romance aa was
Ing several months In Rugene and ever w ritten for atoge and acreer.
Springfield.
W ill Rogers, Janet Gaynor, Charts«
George T ra v is and James Ed ml a- F arre ll, Vic M rljig le n , Ed Ixiw e. J
ion motored Io W a lte rv llle laal Erl Harold M yrra y , W a lte r C a tle tt, Tom
day evening and attended the play R Hricnta, W a rn e r
Itaxter.
W illia m
given by the high school.
Collier amt 90 others are In It !
Anda C alvert, son Boy and (laugh
In fact “ Happy Days’’ la comlnh all
ter Kila, of Junction City, was In next Sunday to the Fox McDonald
Thurston last Sunday. H e was look and you’ll agree that those days w ill
Ing a fte r his beea here.
be happy days when you come early
•Mss
Lorena
W ilson
and
Miss to avoid the ruah.
s e e
Dorothy T u rn e r. V . of O. atndenla. of
»•-
Consumtng ,
More Fruit and pei tally wh„„
w„ „ . ,.
'
when we compare the figures
Vegetables, More Milk and showing the tailin g oft in the use of
Dairy Products and More maat
Pork, Less Beef, Corn and
*" l*i') ,he average Am erican ate
Wheat.
, #S P»,un<l* « f beef In >he course o f a
ro
a r In
| n 1929
lid o this
,b l . had fallen
__ o ff Io
year
a shade over SI pounda. In the same
By CA1.KB J O H N S O N
average
eon-
In ten years the eating habits ot time we redced our
from about
the Am erican people
hare
under sunn ti«n of veal
pounds to « 4 pounds W e continued
gone a radical change.
W e are eating more fru it, more t oeat about the same amount ot
green vegetables, more poultry, more iU m h and mutton, but our pork bill
m ilk and butter. W ears eating leas ran up In those nine years from an
beef, less wheat. Uss corn, less meat average of <0 to almost 74 pounds.
Of a ll kinds of m eat, we are eating
generally.
The only kind of meat In which has almost 26 per cent less than we did
been an increase in domestic con tw enty years ago.
W e have cut down on bread— wheat
sumption la pork, and that increase
bread and corn bread both— as the
la mainly in the form of ham.
meal
Figures compiled by the Bureau of statistics of flour and corn
Hom e
Economics of
the
United shipments show. The fallin g off here
State« Itepartm ent of Agriculture.
„ in tw enty yearn Is nearly 40 percent. I
Out or figures like these we obtain
which reveals those facta.'’ th ro w " .»
Interesting aide light on the change not only an Index of the changing
tastes and habits of the o R ijk . but
Which is going on in American life.
inform
ation of the greatest rk lu e ^to
N ot so many years ago the rre a t
m ajo rity of A m erican, were e n u r e d ,l1*
lookin<
1
the rorward
forw ard
looking
producers of
In heavy manual labor T h e ir 7orX
d e ,' * r’ *“ f0<x,’ ,uffa’
called for large
m ean
of
h «< r£
“
‘°
,p * p" n' ' ° wh“ ‘
food. N O. . U rge u <
lation of factory w o rk e r, and X r
taborara « . machine ten d er, th e n
w ork calling fo r c o m parative^ m J
g ra w e rt. for example, that t h . l r m ar
m uscular exertion The w o e k t e e J . .
dinner pall , o longer n the I n a t X t o n
« once was m «he larger c ltie i and
w k e ,t acrea<e’ tu ™ P *rt ° f ‘ be
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P7 ^ ~ * *
m ark' L
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“ ak\
‘°
’ man"
‘ h° U,d
maBT fa r“ *’ ra COB,ider ‘ H-lng
? , C° “ ° f productlon- cnl
PISTOLS
The Massa, ho,cits legislature is
eoosidcung a bill to prohibit the
manufacture c i pistols wtthin the
state.
Nowhere else in the world are pis
tols sohl so t reelv <s ui this country.
And nowhere else in the world are
there so many murders. Rifles and
shotguns are used for sport. Ristoli
Portland, spent the week end with
are made for shooting only one kind
of game Think that over. The only Miss Maude Rdmtaton.
ixsrposc for whsch a pistol is made
Mlsa Hazel Russell spent several
or used is to kill human beings I
The knowledge that one carries a days last week visiting her brother.
pistol invites attack. Most shootings Belmont
Russell,
and
ram tly
at
arise from the fear that the other Silverton.
fellow will shoot first. The unarmed
Mra. Edna Y a rn e ll, of Springfield.
man is less likely tu be shot than ia
the gun-mter.
. vlglted laal week w ltk M rs Ira Oray
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IRISH
Wherever yon go you can find folk
of Irish descent And wherever you
find them you will find them with a
finger in the political pie. Política
and fighting teem to be gifts with
which every Irishman ia born. Ona
of the greatmt Uaderi of the Am en
a s Revolution w at General Sullivmu
A
McMahon was a Marshal oi
rrance and afterwards President of
the French Republic. Arbmral O*
W infield Stone a rrived
Tuesday
from San Francisco for a few days
vlalt with hie grandfather. A. W
Weaver.
SHIRT SALE
CORPORATIONS
Men! 50,000 Shirts
Lot 1— Reg. 98c Value
We believe this is the first
time fine count fast color shirts
have been .old at this ridiculous
pr±,
- 2 for si.OO
I his group contains many
WORK SHIRTS
Don’t let this low price
confuse you. This shirt
is entirely out of the
class of shirts usually
’ Bold at such a price. Be
sure to see it. Only 39c
Fine Chambray, having
all the features of the
regular 98c value. Coat
style, full cut. Fact it
was made to sell for 98c.
Special Value
65c
new patterns in Broadcloth and
Print materials. The make and
material is guaranteed perfect,
as are all the shirts in this big
event. Values to >1.49.
° n i y .....................
7 9 c
Special Purchase 3000 Shirts
From a leading manufacturer of
pnly high grade shirts, bought
at a big concession because we
took the entire lot. Values run
ning to >21.00 to >33.00 a dozen
wholesale.
The usual price, in many
cases, is actually less than it
costs to make the shirts. For
this sale only
j ,4 9
’t. S T O R E S
¿N T H E W E S T
Tfafe butine«« corporation, the ih a rt-
holdert in which have no liability for
I the company's debt» b- yond the
amount of their investmr t, k only
1 100 years old.
in lfkJG ihe Com
monwealth of Massachusetts enacted
the first law permitting manufacturer«
to incorporate. Today more than
nine-tenths of the nation's bus mesa,
aside from farming, it done by or
through corporations.
Corporate fanning is the next step.
Farmers are learning about corpora
tions and
corporate
management
through their selling cooperatives. Ia
several sections corporations are oper
ating farms successfully.
The most important thing we have
learned about business corporations
in 100 years is that their success dm
pends almost entirely on their manage
ment. They do not run themtelvca
And the success o f corporate farm
ing w ill depend entirely upon tha
management of the farming corpora-
G irls League Entertained
T w en ty-five members ot the G lrla ’
League of Springfield
high school
>nd th eir advisor, Mrs. W. It. Baker,
w eie guests of the Eugene high
school girls' league Monday afternoon
at a tea given between the hours of
¡3:0 0 and 6:00 oclock.
From W alton — K. F. Vincent, of
i W alton, was a visitor In Springfield
j on Tuesday afternoon.
Green, nine year old aenaallon, sup
purtoy |,y „ gr„„p
,.U(a darkey
youngatera.
Despite the fact lliat II Is a m o tto *
picture, there la nothing
movlelsh
aboul Ihe dlvln«
scenes
In
John
Kurd's newest Fux Movietone produc
tion "Men W ithout W om en’’ a th r ill
ing »lory of Ihe anbniarlne service
which comes lo ihe Fox Rex theatre
Itrlday and Saturday.
T he sequence In which Ihe heacue
veaaela assemble above the dimmed
undersea craft and send divers down
to clear Ihe fouled Inrpedn tubes that
ihe survivors may escape, was filmed
exactly aa It appears on Ihe screen,
What la the new melody everyone
on and beneath Ihe Pkctftr m-ean
la humming T It
goes
like
thl«—
whm la the name o f It?
T he answ er la found at the Fo« LAST REGISTRATION
M clkinald
theatre
where ’Honey,"
CAN BE MADE TUESDAY
sweet and s tirrin g romance, la play
Tuesday. April 16. la the laal day
ng for Ute week end.
T he melody Is ’’Sing You SInaara" on which Lane couuty people can re
and It la one of Ihe five original gister for the prim ary election. AU
songs to he heard
In Ih l*
Joyous persona who expect lo vote al Ihle
smash hit starrin g Nancy C a rro lf
election should register at the city
' Sing You Sinners’’ la rendered by hall before that time as It w ill be
a churns of 10« Southern born Negro Impossible lo vote If not registered.
W illiam M ills, o f Springfield, spent
Tuesday night with Jamea Edmlaion
Ralph Bonney, o f Montana, visited
friends In Thurston F riday
Mra. M ary Splrea. of Rugene. spent
Sunday with her parents. M r. and
Mrs. Charles Hastings
Higgins is one of Q u it's national
•v e n to
small
com m unltle.
th . ‘
< r° ’ rer ° f <'° rn *“ " Ot * ° * * r l'
Miss Veda G ray, who teaches at
hcruea. O N -illy street m Havana ia
quick lunch counter w ith ham u n d
° “* 17 ,hreB,* Bed aa u ‘ be wheat far-
Lorane, spent the week end at her
named
for
a
Cuban
patriot
of
Irish
w iche, and cheese sandwiches ¿ 7 , .
“ ,ncr’ aa,B* * ■ “ * « o f corn
de- i t One of the members of the home here.
Principal auples. to fa r m o to ’p o M ta i
‘ Bt° pork* pn>
French cabinet which took olhee in
The high school Is practicing on
February u named Hennessey. T ra -
-1 t h the average young m e c M .to
,
L ‘ 7 7 CCm,>,B“ ,lB< ,o r “ >• ia » 'i
of T ru e
Love,
dirioa has it that the ( ’bregons of a play, T he Path
Titat n one reason why we
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° * kuman con ,um Pllon of corn
Meam> were really O'Briens. Three which the students plan to give on
changing from a nation of heavy * 7 7 bread.
Presidents of the United Slates have A p ril IS.
T here is every Indication that the
been o f Irish stock Men o f practi
• r e to a nation of moderate eaters.
cally unnuxe.1 Irish descent control
. * 7 ? " ?
r ’ Deral d«»'re to trend In rood preferences w ill con
the governments of New York City LINCOLN SCHOOL HAS
•» o ld fat. So much haa been said In , tinue
means about as it te going now. T h a t
and Boston and o f many other
p rin t and otherwise about the s h „ i ! means there is an enlarging oppor-
A R T P R IN T E X H IB IT
American cities
c *l dnager of e v e rw .tg h t that e v « : ‘ “ “ T for
f° F the fru
frU,t
* “ d vegetable
" < eU b le
it and
The secret seems to be la the Irish
An exhibit ot many rtne a rt prints
those who care little about hnw
< ro w ,r A ,r“ 4*Jr fruits and vegetables
man’s innate ability to adapt himself
to hia surroundings, a quality which la being held at the Lincoln school
look are deliberately avoiding the f i t U>UI * hl<heF
annual prodoc
many other races seem to lack.
on Wednesday. Thursday and F riday
toning food». And aa for t h .
,to” tha“
other
crop
• • •
of this week. Included la the exhi
wel. It i , hardly necessary , o
CO™
T ° th’ W e a ,,rB f* rm e r • * »
CHINA
out that they can’t keep that bo7l.h • tO“ ed ‘ ° ‘
" ° P ° “ *a r , e
bit. which la being sponsored by the
The North China Republic seem« school pupils for
figure and eat the okS-fashloned , 7 - - - aB* ' such as corn or wheat, or the
the
purpose
of
to be on the way to firm establish raising funds w ith which to pun-bee«
square meals a day
* °D
thF* * Sou,bern farm er whose sole staple Is
ment on the basis of democracy as we
Itottnre u one Item of food which s
” “? '
“ <* ‘~ 7 * * * *
understand it.
Thar part of Ch.na new pictures fo r the school, are many
has gained In popularity
R ..
tomatoes, peppers, straw berries and
has been free from war since 1928. prints of the fine masterpieces. An
The name of the old city o f Pekin admission charge of 10 and five cent»
l»20 and 1929 o u r n a t l n n . i
" other small fruits seem like kitchen
has been changed to Peiping, which la being made.
tton of lettuce was m u ltin l^ d 7 “ ’ ’ * arden
B<” W° rth wh,Ie bo,ber-
mean* “City of Peace.” The leaders
13.000 carloads to 1920 to over 5 3 ^ * " * W*,h B“ ' ,h * experlenc<‘ of » P *
of the Nationalist party have inaugu
carloads In 1929 And that indicates 1 2 7 ? “ *“ ’ “ Ch ,'FOP,,
b<* n
rated an educational program looking
toward
the establishment of a consti
another resson for the chance i
hey * T* " ° more baxardons that the
tutional. representative government.
eating hablta. Lettuce I . o n . J 7 ' “ ralB CTopt when ‘■ ‘ •» '« • « U y cuKl-
I f may take China a hundred years,
chlef sources o f tthe health > «
* »«led. that while the Investm ent par
and probably will, to lift ita people
tng vftamlnes. unheard of
acre *“ h,<ber ,B Prod“ ctl° a eoat, the
to the levels o f civilisation aa we
understand it, but the present move
good
public ten years -go. BOw x-nersuZ
P
*F
*"*
"
rr*ater
lB
ment is the most hopeful of say which
understood to be essential
t„ 7
* * * ” * nd
,e a ,t “ <reBt ,B
the
la v e been undertaken.
e e e
health o f everybody who a
average year.,
•Pend moat o f h i. or her t l m T o u t ^ f
A ' r* dy
C " ,ed
8 U t* ’
haa
SALVATION
ceased to become a beef exporting
doors.
F ifty years ago. on March 10. 1M0,
country.
In
fact,
we
are
Im
porting
For the same reason. In 1.129 we
six young women dressed in sfrange-
looking blue bonnets with red ribb.««
ate more than three times as much sofne beef from South Am erica. W ith
•cross them and wearing blue c i' . t
celery, and six times a , many car the fallin g off in domestic consump
lined with scarlet, landed at Castle
rots.
These vegetables stand high tion. there Is no encouragement for
Garden. They m r e the advance ouard
the
cattle
raiser
to
expand
his
actl-
In the list of foods con taln inr a hirh
of the Salvation Army, sent across
perectjtage of v ita m in « , s 7
T“ ,es Mo<s
rrer 8
e ,,e r ° outlook
u tl°<) for
Tltles
Hogs ° offer
a b
better
the Atlantic by General W ill ant
£ . 7
Booth, that inspired son of a Jew i , h ,
like
fru it, cabbage c a n l l f l o . « . . * 7 ^
* ,taW e and
growing
Industry In
In
pawnbroker, to carry his militant
and turnips as we did ten v e a ^ *
whlch to start one’s sons, but the ag
Cl.risti.
with the aid of the bass
drum .-1
. cornet, into the slum*
In 1917 we consumed about 42 g l?
rlc u ,tu ™1 p rU “
of teB
f"« »
of A m c
Ions of m ilk per Individual In 192» “n 7 7
, ' h t ' ° ',”7 f r° Wer’ ° 1 ,ru,t 1
They ... , their successors have
this had Increased to 5« can,
.
d Te* etable’
,r ‘ he present ten
reached down to levels which the
the same period we ln c 7 * 7
denCr
f0Od hab,t" con ,ln «‘‘. thev
churches hud never plumbed and
butter consumption £y X T S u Z
BB
work,
lifted thousands o f hopeless, weak
and miserable human beings into a
and our use of cheese by two pound.
new life o f faith, hope and courage
per head. T hat much of this
In-
N o otlier organization or sect so
creased use of dairy products“™ ,, Z
r
LeabUr’ - M ra J M « » • <*
endeared itself to our soldiers in
traced to th ceat le«« _
B *** r-*aburg, was a shopper In this city
France as did the Salvationists, with
- ________ leH* me>t cam- on Monday.
their human, simple, selfless helpful
ness. No other religious organization
today holds the respect of all intelli
gent church people as the Salvation
A rm y does. I t has proved itself the
friend of the poor and the unfortu
nate. Its leaders and members have
justified their faith by their works.
B.^EIER Brings a Money Saving
singers—m en and wnmvn who can
pill over a Juta rhylhnied aplrltuvl
like nobody else can
A comedy re-
prise la rendered
by
little M lla l
Special Demonstration
Hines Products
Mr*. Marlon R o m . apvrlaJ demonatrator for I line» "SV
Varieties of Food producta, ia at Cray’s Store. Springfield,
for the remainder of the week.
She invites everyone to
sample any or ad of the large number of food itema on
display. Soupa, Beans, Pickles, Catsup and ail other well
known foods will be served.
Grays Cash & Carry
Phon* 22
Fifth and Main Sts.