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THURSDAY. OCTOBER ». lt»80
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Airport to Offer
Children’s Day
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Special Ride Rates Effective for
Children and Teachers at
the Municipal Field-
Principal Events ot the Week
Assembled for Information
ol Our Readers.
Saturday and Sunday of this week
'will be children's day at the Spring-
field airport according to Lee Inman,
manager, who is planning special
events for these two days to celebrate
the completion of the new modern
gasoline filling station at the airport
and the graveling of the runways
there.
A new motor rail service on the
Bend branch of the O. W R. A N. has
been started.
Hop picking has been completed In
the Sheridan vicinity, and the crop
was rather disappointing, both In re­
turns per acre and price
Special rate of $1.00 will be offered
to all school children and teachers
ter rides on these two days only.
This will be the flat rate for all chil­
dren regardless of weight, he says.
Austrian winter field peas, which
have proved a valueable crop In weal
ern Oregon during the last few years,
were tried out In Malheur county this
year for the first time with excellent
As a spec al Inducement to motor
tets to visit the Held to get acquainted
with the new service station, which
Is in reality a civic enterprise, th e y !
are going to sell five gallons of gaso­
line for *1.10. according to Mr. Inman.
resulte
When the safety cap came ont of
the 4000 gallon gasoline tank en route
to Boise. It burned and the trailer
exploded No one was Injured. The
accident occurred seven miles west of
L
\
'
Boardman
Many things have been happening
Beans, especially Lima beans of the
at the mnnlcipal airport during the
Baby variety, may soon become a field
¿ast few weeks, and those who have
crop of consequence In Malheur conn
often wondered Just what is being
ly If Interest continues to Increase et
done on. there with the funds voted
the rate registered recently as a re
for the improvement of the airport
suit of field tours
at the time of the school election
Richard Arlen and Stanley 'Fields In a seen« from Zane Grey’s •'The
A public camp ground and recrea­
last spring should drive out to the
Border Legion" st the Colonial Fridsy and Saturday.
tion park will be opened on Sutton
field and they would be convinced
lake slz miles north ot Florence when
that the administration committee is
LANE COUNCIL ADOPTS
the highway Is completed. The
actually doing things, and that they GOOD FISHERMEN FAIL
Is adjacent to the highway, with the
are doing them as economically as Is !
TO CATCH LIMIT ON
PROGRAM OF WORK FOR
lake on the other aide.
«xpedienL
TRIP TO HIDDEN LAKE
DEMONSTRATION AGENT
Construction of the distribution
Some of the work Included Is the
plant and system of the Natural Gaa
Fishing
Just
isn’t
what
it
used
to
"Landscaplng",
D
ram
atics
and
Rec­
completion of the filling station with
corporation of Oregon was started at
a modern filling pit for the use of be pine Oswald Olson and George reation,” and Winter Gardens and the
1st Grande a few days ago. with 1J0
Prochnow,
both
of
whom
left
this
Year
Hound
Food
Supply,"
are
the
airplanes; the graveling of two run-
ways, the entrances to the service ' u,wn eBr,y
morning for Hid- three new projects added to the pro men employed Plana are to have gas
In. the mains by January 1.
elation and the runway to the filling den Lake In the high Cascades with gram of the home demonstration
Laying of malm for the Natural Gas
great
hopes
of
returning
that
evening
agent.
Gertrude
L.
Hkow.
for
the
year
pit. most of which is now completed;
and the moving of the administration with more fish than they could carry. October. 1930 to October. 1931, as company of Oregon le being rushed
building to the edge of the field ad­ They came back wtth seventeen fish adopted Monday at a meeting of tha with a crew of 2uo men employed at
joining the highway. This will be of tbe •» » usually caught in this Home Economics committee of the Klamath Falls. More than Jloo.ooo
Is to be spent In putting la the die
Lane County Agricultural Council.
pialnted next week by the oil company PopolAr lake.
It wouldn’t have been so bad for
The offerings during October, No- tributlog system and plant.
It has been announced.
An entire block of buildings, tnclud
the two if they had not boasted only vember. and December are Nutrition,
ing the Methodist rhurcb and ala real
last
week
that
they
always
canght
Clothing,
and
Christmas
gift
sugges-
BAPTIST CROUP SEEKS
thetr limit whenever they went to lions. Nutrition Include« either of dencea. and the Masonic hail la an
CLOTHING FOR INDIANS'the lake
two sub-projects; namely "Food and other block, were destroyed by fire at
"1 guess we went at the wrong
Relation to Weight,” which re- Elgin. Preliminary estimates place
Members of the Baptist Missionary
season of the moon.” said Prochnow. 'Triires two full days and ond-balf the lose at well above *6«.000
society decided at their meeting Tues­
Typhoid fever hue almost reached
In explaining their lack of the limit day meetings; and "The School
day evening at the home of Mrs. J.
catch.
Lunch." which require two meetings, the epidemic stage at Elkton, Doug
D. Horton to gather clothing and
one with homemakers, where sand­ las county, according to a report to
other useful articles for distribution
It Is
wich recipes will be demonstrated. the county health official«.
among the Navajo Indians of Arizona MILLION IN ENDOWMENTS
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and one with teachers to discuss hot- thought that a contaminated water
this winter. It was pointed out that
ASSURED WILLAMETTE U. dish recipes for cold months. Cloth­ supply Is the source of the contagion
the sale of rugs by this tribe has
The apple harvest began In the Hood
ing will be centered around the topic.
fallen off to such an extend that they
The million dollar endowment
"New Clothes for Old" with present River district and several thousand
are now unable to support themselves, sought by Willamette University at
styles analyzed and old garments re­ apple picker* are at work gathering
Mrs. Frances Zachery was appointed Sa,enj waa “ 8Ured laat week wben modeled to be made useful. The agent the 2.000.000 box apple crop of the
chairman of a committee to gather a KTOUp of teD men a/f,Ied lhelr is assisting with the sponsoring of a valley, the greater part of which con
clothing and she asks anyone having namea to a note ° f a bank tbere- dramatics training school to help local slat* of yellow Newtowna. The can
things to contribute to leave them secured the necessary funds needed people ln directing community plays. nery of the Apple Orowers aasocla
at the Baptist church or bring them and a88Umed personal responsibility This school will be held in November tloa will begin soon canning opera
to her home
for tbe debt. Thia Action was the In Eugene.
tlons which are expected to laat until
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last step in the raising of a fund
'ba first of tha rear.
After
Christmas
the
emphasis
will
of *1.743.000 of productive endowment
PAYS FINE MONDAY FOR
for the school which Is 17 years older go to house furnishings and land­ SARATOGA CREW MEMBER
scaping. Demonstrations and lectures
LEAVING MOTOR RUNNING than the State of Oregon
on living rooms and kitchens are be­
VISITING MOTHER HERE
Two of the heaviest contributors In ing offered. Three meetings will be
Harvey Brothers, employee of the
the early part of the campaign were given to each of these subjects. One
Hud Williams, resident of thia vl-
Cochran Construction company, was
E. S. Collins of Portland and R. A demonstration of the transplanting of cirlty before I c enlisted ln the navy,
arrested here Monday morning by
Booth of Eugene, both of whom con native shrubs by a trained forester, ts now spending a 30-day furlough
Lnm Anderson, police chief, on a
and two Illustrated talks on the use here with hi* mother. Mr Williams
charge of leaving his truck motor tributed *50,000 each to the funs.
The success of this endowment cam­ and selection of shrubs will be avail­ has been stationed on the aircraft
running while the vehicle was parked
unattended. He paid a fine of *2.00 paign brings »350,000 from the Rocke­ able for those desiring the landscaping carrier, Saratoi a. where he is a firs;
(lass fireman. His enlistment period
later In the day and was released. feller Foundation. This places Wil- project.
Local people have complained to the Ornette in third place in the list of
During late spring and summer can­ expired and he has re-enlisted.
police official of the habit which denominational schools in the United ning. planning for the year-round
several truck drivers have fallen into
ln amount of endowment per vegetable supply, winter garden pos­ PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND
of leaving their vehicles unattended s,u det.
CIVIC MEETING FRIDAY
sibilities, and storage will be stressed.
with the motor running.
The institution has property valued
The general public Is Invited to
at *2,500.000. ail of which is entirely
Tells of Picture Making
attend a special m eeting of the Civic
free of debt.
The art of taking pictures was Club at the Community hall on Fri­
demonstrated and explained to the day evening and hear' Newland H
WEEK-DAY BIBLE SCHOOL
student* at the Lincoln school at an Zane, professor of art, at the Univer­
CLASSES STARTED MON. assembly period on Monday by H. H. sity. give an Illustrated talk on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Hall of Eugene who I* doing demon Alaska“ Members of the club will also
Committees in each of the three stration work for the Eastman Kodak take a prominent part In the program
RICHARD
Protestant church. Methodist, Christ­ company along educational line*.
which Is to begin at 8:00 o'clock.
ian and Baptist, are starting work
this week to raise their annual funds
zanccrcys
for the support of the week-day Bible
school which Is being conducted In
B o r d e r
the schools of this city by Miss
Goldie Smith of Eugene. Miss Smith
hag held classes here for several years
I—
-u ith .
and began her work here this year
JACK HOLT
on Monday. Regular classes are held
FAY WRAY
in the grade schools and any child
who cares to may enroll. The matter
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A n d fo r th e best
8T O R E NO. S
of taking this extra work is, however,
125 East Broadway, Eugene
980 Charnalton St., Eugene
; optional with the Individual student
STORE NO. 2
STO R E NO.
and his parent.
B8-96 Weet Broadway, Eugen«
500 Main Street, Springfield
The three churches annually ap­
point committees to raise the funds
THURSDAY . FRIDAY - SATURDAY
needed for this work which has the
CALUMET
sanction and approval of C. A. How­
OLYMPIC
ard, state superintendent of public In­
struction, and other high officials In
educational circles.
i two daughter* Hasel and Ruby and
FLOYD WILSON FUNERAL
by his parent*. Mr. and Mr*. C. B.
HELD AT SALEM SATURDAY Wilson and three brothers, all of
Arile, Oregon and three elatere
The funeral of Floyd Wilson was
Mr. Wilson has been In the mill
held at the Itlgdun runeral home at
Salem al 11 a. nt. Saturday. October hustneaa for three yeara. Ills mill
recently burned down and had Just
4. Mr. Wilson, who was well known
been rebuilt and had only been run-
in the Upper Willamette district and ii'nv i few ect-ka when the arene;. I
was Joint owner of the Antliaus Creek occurred
Lumber Ci
ile was Instantly kill- «.'
Wednesday afternoon. October 1. when LOWELL WILL DEDICATE
be was crushed beneath the broken
NEW UNION HIGH SCHOOL
top of a spar pole at the arene of
Ills logging operations about three
Dedication of the new lo w ed high
miles above Dexter.
school building which has Jusl been
Wtlaon was operating a donkey completiNt will lake place Friday night
engine hauling out logs for his trucks I October 10 Arnold Collier, assistant
The top of the spar pole to which 1 county superintendent, and It It
the cable Is hitched 80 feet above : Gould, city superintendent of Kugene
the ground apparently gave way under ; schools, are to be among the speakers
; the strain and a 38-foot section ol : <>n the program.
the pole was hurled across the top
The Lowell high school district con­
of the engine crushing Wllaon'a skull
sists of a ll Upper Willamette dis
nnd killing Instantly The body was
; trli'ls. Fall Creek. Ixiwetl, Kula. War
' found a few minutes later by Kd llush
liar. Signal and Wlneberry.
The
nell of Dexter, driver of the truce
bulldlug which ts one of reenforced
that had been hauling the logs Io
concrete waa built this summer al a
the mill.
coat of approximately *30.000 It was
Wilson’s body was removed from built by George Perkins, Springfield
the wreckage hy Bushnell and Bob contrautor.
Baughman of Trent. Coroner Bran-
Ixiwell high school started Monday,
•tetter was I oil' ed.
October 8 with an enrollment of *4.
Floyd Wilson was born In Iowa. Several students have enrolled sine«
February 30. 1893
He la survive«! me opening day making about 5a
hy his widow. Mrs ln«a Wlleon and enrolled.
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LANE RANKS SECOND IN
NUMBER OF MEASLE CASES
V tC T O R M O O t t
STEWART ERWIM
JAMES H A U
FRANK MORGAN
7AZA/AM
There were 13 cases of measles in
Lane county last week according to
a report Just Issued by the state de­
partment of health for Oregon This
Is the largest number of cases of
communicable diseases to be reported
in any county in the state outside
of Jefferson where there were 19
cases of the disease. Three cases of
chicken pox were also reported In
the county.
Nut Margarine
Pound
Cuasti Concentrated
Matches
a t f X S k .............
10c
Grape Juice
2 Jar.
49c
QQ
Makes a Gallon
Can ......................... Z/J/C
Borden’s Malted Milk
16-oz., $1 size
15C
$1.01 2
ROSE-DALE
P E A C H E S
No. 1 Tall Can
Buckeye Malt
25c
49c
STEAKS
for a H ungry Man
When we fill your order for a good ateak. we »end
one that will make a hungry man tunlle with delight
Thick or thin a« you prefer, but always It will be
tender and Juicy. To prove It. Juat phone 63 and
nee how good they really are.
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
4th and Main Sta.
E. C. STUART
Phone 63
PRATT HOLVER8ON