jjs* P ag e e ig h t THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS »nr Published S p rin g *» Id. L a b * Oouaty, TMI WILLAMETTE PRESS H. B. M A X IT . N ito r E n tered as seeond rie«« M a tte r, F eb ru a ry 94, 1903. a t the postoffice. S p rin gfield. Oregon. M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N RATE One Tear la A dvan ce____ 91-79 Three Month* ........76c S ix Single Copy ------------6c M o n t h s ..................... ........ 81.80 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER <>■ 1 »30 TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURSDAY. NOVEVMBER I, 1930. GIVE MEIER A CHANCE T he people have spoken. They desire Julius Meier for governor. B reaking aw ay front both of the regular parties they give th e Independent candidate a big vote. Joining forces with the rest of th e world the people of Oregon voted for a change. ARMISTICE DAY MILL WORKER SPRAINS NEARLY KILLED BY GAS MRS. TROTTER S MOTHER — DRUGGIST SAVES HER At 11 a. ni. on Novem ber 11, HUS, th e c a n ­ HIP IN FALL FROM PIER DIES IN EASTERN CITY nons ceased to ro a r on the battle fields of war- "On* on my stomach w u «<> bad It torn France. T he w ar w as over by agreem ent. nearly killed me. My druggist told C. II. Farney of Marcola »pent the Mr*. Ismlae Trotter received word T he A m erican battle cry. "Hell, Heaven or Ho­ me about Adlerlkn The gas In gone ! Inst Friday that her mother, Mr*. w eekend lu the Pacific Christian ho* boken by C hristm as" w as fulfilled. Each year now and 1 text fine Mri. A. Adainek 1 John <1. I.evden. of 102 Fischer nve ultnl al Eugene where ho wan recover * Illg from a sprained hip which he Sim ple glycerin, buckthorn, saline now m any nations celebrate Arm istice day and next Tuesday we will observe th e 12th an n iv er­ i etc., a* mixed In Adlerlkn. help* itoeknhury. M assachusetts, had panned relelved Inst Thuradny when he fell | GAS on Rlomach In 10 minute*' Moat sary of the event. rem edies net on lower bowel only, away at her home on Tuesday, O ct» from a pier nt Ihe Ftaeher Lumber Arm istice day m arked a tu rning point in the but Adlerlkn net* on BOTH upper her 98 Mrs Leyden hud been In III mill al Marcola whore he wua ein history of the world. It m eans freedom in m any and lower bowel, removing poisonous health for some time prior to her ployed, lie I* now at III* home, but aste you never knew wn* there ! death I* unable Io work countries w here success of the enem ies would w Relieve* eoUNtlpatlon In 2 hour*. It have m eant oppression under th e iron heel of will surprlac you.— Fianery'a Drug G erm an m ilitarism . Few people, oustide of those Store. who sesrved overseas, realized the dan g er of the N O T IC E O F D IS T R IC T R O A D real G erm an arm y, m any m inimized it as a M E E T IN G m enace to the United States. But the power behind this w ar m achine, if it had been suc­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN N otice la hereby given that a meet cessful in Europe was sufficient to have changed Ing o f the legal voter* being resident m uch of the m ap of the W estern hem isphere taxpayer* and owner* of real properly as well as eastern. instinctively tu rn to cnntly, uh they should, when they , In Road Dlatrlet No. 33, iu Lane Arm istice day is a day of deliverance from County. Oregon, will be held nt the begin to feel fatigue. hour of 2:00 P. M. on the 8th day G erm an dom inance. It should be a day of of November, A. D., 1930, nt the Unity thanksgiving and rejoicing for us all, not m erely School Hut it piece Just before It‘ h tint«* for you to get Houae In nald Road District, a tim e w hen ex-servicem en get to g eth er to swap to determine w hether «aid road «hall tlre<| and notice the difference In the way you feel. levy a »pedal tax of 9141946 upon all stories of the World war. Hard Working MEN and WOMEN We did not support Mr. Meier and we can not agree w ith his announced policies. How­ • • • the taxuble property In «aid dlatrlet for the purpoae of providing fund* ever, we th in k th a t he should have a fair chance The move to organize all relief w ork in Spring- i m in on W ta h e r r j Road K sad of show ing us w hat he can do. Everyone should field with h ead q u arters at the C om m unity hall for 1 mill on Hoad J up Illg Full Creek now give hint support to m ake his a harm onous should receive the support of everyone. System ­ from Wlnberry Bridge and 1 mill on and efficient adm inistration. J from Wlnberry Bridge to cross atic relief will accom plish m ore than prom iscu­ Rood roads and 1 mill on Road A up River W hen his policies are tried then we can judge ous giving. It is up to everyone to help a little from lx»well. C. P. BARNARD, for certain w hether they are for the benefit to m ake the m ovem ent successful. County Judge of Oregon. Let us who have been against him CLINTON HURD. withhold our criticism , because he is the duly County Commissioner O. E. CROWE. elected governor of Oregon, until a fter he has ' _______________ County Comrolaatoner had a chance. N O T IC E ONE CHANGE FOR T H E BETTER T here are m any who believe th a t any change in m anners and custom s m ust be a change for worse. T here are others especially am ong the young folks, who eagerly welcome any change, regardless of its origin or its m orals. Every- body realizes th a t social, econom ic and norm al ___ _ ___ conditions have changed greatly all over the United S tates in th e period dating from the beginning of the war. Doubtless some of the changes a re im provem ents as certainly some of them seem to be to th e thoughtful as recessions from older standards. BRUC ASH TRAYS AND BUZZERS Years ago I had an appointm ent with a cor­ poration president. T he secretaries, door men, and general facto tu m s in th e g rea ter m an 's o uter office m ade it clear th a t th eir boss was Some Pum pkins and th at I was assum ing a g reat deal in asking to see him. W hen I finally worked my way th ro u g h the last of them and stood in the ¡»resident’s private office, I saw in the corner a red-faced, bald- headed m an seated a t a plain wooden desk. His One change, however, seem s to us definitely coat w as off and his sleeves w ere rolled up to for the better. T h a t is the change in attitu d e reveal a pair of solid, hairy arm s. to each o th er of city people and country people. “Ah. Mr. B arton. ’ he said, “would y ou-w ind C ountry folks no longer regard all city people standing on guard beside th at door? My tailor as stuck-up snobs, nor do city people think of has just sent me over a pair of cooler plants, the folks who live in small tow ns as uncouth 1 ¡“w ant to put them on.” bum pkins. T he reason for this is th a t city and So I stood guard while he stepped out of one country people today dress alike, have the sam e pair of pants and into another, c h a ttin g sociably sta n d a rd s of schooling, eat th e sam e sort of all the tim e. things, ride in the sam e kind of cars over the I w as rem inded of this incident by the rem ark sam e good roads, see th e sam e movies, hear the of a friend who was recently tra n sfe rre d from sam e things over the radio, read th e sam e m ag a­ the branch office to th e New York headquarters zines and books, and so are beginning to act of a certain business. alike, for th e first tim e since rivalry betw een Som e of the m en in th e organization were ru ral and urban points of view began. jealous of his prom otion, and he has carefully We believe th a t is a good thing. We believe w atched his step. “T he president gave me my th a t we shall never become a com pletely unified choice of tw o offices,” he told me. "One was nation until all sectional differences and prejud­ a grand room on th e executive floor. T he o ther ices have been wiped out. And if th a t m eans a queer little dum p tw o floors below. I took m odifying old standards, then let us modify them . the little office. It will be perfectly all right until I show th a t 1 need som ething better. I • • • have enough problem s a t th e beginning w ithout The lum ber industry could be helped by the the additional handicap of a luxurious office.” „ 1 - of „* Oregon rv_______________ office m anager who has w atched men come people even more ________ than any An tariff could m ake it prosper if wood was used in all things and go in a big corporation tells me he can pre­ it is best adapted to. Every day one can see dict just about how long a new m an will last. construction on buildings out of steel where “If his first requisition is for a lead pencil and wood would answ er the purpose. In this w et a b lo tter and som e ink, I put him down as per­ clim ate iron ru sts fast and deteriorates m ore m anent. But when a m an sends me an initial quickly th a n wood. Iron in m any cases is not requisition for an ash tray and an electric buzzer as perm anent as wood although it m ay seem I notice he never stays over a y ear.’’ Napoleon was quite a trial to his courtiers so. Oregon people should utilize wood w herever it is best adapted instead of sending their dollars because he did not pay m ore atten tio n to the trappings of his office. W hen Bourriene was elsew here for Iron. telling him th a t he m ust do so and so or the older reigning fam ilies in Europe would not rec ­ ognize him, he had th e sure answ er of a m an Several hundred m en will be employed in the who know s his strength. county on six or eight road jobs by the high­ “ If it com es to th a t I will destroy them all,” he way dep artm en t this winter. It is a wise policy exclaim ed. “T hen I shall be th e oldest sover­ to c a rry on as m uch work as possible under eign am ong th em .’’ w eath er conditions. If the w inter is open like G enerally speaking, those who like lots of last season then not only will em ploym ent be fuss are light w eights. T he su re r a m an is of given.but m uch will be accom plished to advance his own capacity th e less he c a re s for externalsj road work beyond the point w here it will in te r­ —including all fancy trappings and the criticism fere with travel next sum m er. of th e uninform ed. PINKY DINKY By Terry Gilkison 7 O F R O A D D IS T R IC T M E E T IN G TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby g iv e« th a t a m eet Ink of the legal voter* being resident taxpayer* and owner of real property In Road D istrict No. 13. In Lane County, Oregon, will be held at tin hour of 3:00 P.M. on the 16th day of November, A. D., 1930, at the Zion School Houae In auld Road District, to determ ine w hether said road dl* trlct shall levy a special tax of 92370 14 upon all taxuble property In said district for the purpose of pro­ viding funds for m aintenance of rouds, to be decided at meeting. C. P. BARNARD. County Judge. CLINTON HURD. County Commissioner O. E. CROWE. County Commissioner Q3O-N.6 13 N O T IC E Candy, ho good to eat, Is good for you, too! FGGIMANN’S vJ the Service la Dlffarent" Notice of School Meeting Il E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN to th e legni v o te ra ot R» I hm ...... C o u n ty , S tu b U n til the ballet« are counted at least one hour a fte r the tim e set for the m eeting In d is tric ts of the second and th ird clasaet, any legal . voter .... of the d is tric t shall be entitled to vote upon any m atters before tha m asting. BUDGET E stim ated R eceipt* From From From From From O ilie r county school fund sta le school fund elem entary school fund tuition for pupils below high school high school tuition 96.960 1.200 4.800 60 00 On 00 00 6.800 00 200 00 so u rc e s Total revenue receipts 920.000 0u Estim ated Expenditures Kiemen tary O F R O A D M E E T IN G M E E T IN G Ti» WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that a ni< el- Ing of the legal voters In 'ng reslde.it taxpnv. rs and owner of real property In Ruud District No. 9. In latne County. Oregon, will he held at the hour of 2:00 P. M. on the 16th day of November, A. I) » 1930, at the W. O. W. Hall at Jasper In said Road District, to determ ine whether aid road district shall levy a special tax of $3,828.48 upon all the taxable property In said d istrict for the pur pose of providing fund* for repairing roads In D istrict No. 9. C. P. BARNARD. County Judge. CLINTON HURD. County Commissioner. O. E. CROWE. County Commissioner. ___________________________ Q.30-N.6-13 Kidney Acids Break Sleep 7f O ettlntf TTp N '-h ts . Backache, frequent. dsV eallo, Lr : I’nliiii, N erv­ ousness, or lluroi ut , duo to fu n ction ­ al Bladder Irritation, in arid condi­ tion;), m akes you feci tired, depressed and discouraged, try th e C ysiex T est. W orks fast, sta r ts circu latin g thru th e system in 15 m inutes. Praised by th ou san d s for rapid and p ositive a c ­ tion. Don’t g iv e up. Try C ystex (pro­ nounced H lss-tex) today, under the Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must qu ick ly a lla y th ese conditions, Irrprovo rest­ e d (deep and energy, or m oney buck. High School Total I. G E N E R A L C O N T R O L • Clerk 190 00 9 36 on 36 00 40 00 30 00 • Compulsory education and census Supplies • E lections and publicity • Legal service (clerk ’s'bond, audit, etc I 11060 1 , mi 30 00 N 00 20 00 T o ta l Espcnae of G eneral Control II. IN S T R U C T IO N — Supervision 9 Principals Stenographers und other office assistan ts 626 00 1.750 00 9 2,100 00 ;oo oo Total Expense, Supervision 9 6.660 ou III. IN S T R U C T IO N — T sschlng • T s e lle r s .685 00 911.460 00 700 00 (80 00 • Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) • Textbook* (desk copies and Indigent) O 30-N 6 13- Other expense of teaching N O T IC E ... her. HUD. al 7 30 o'clock In Ihe nflernoon for the purpose of discussing Ih» uaslng the budget hereinafter set out with the levytng board, und to vote on the prop, -itlon of levying a special dlatrlet tux Th. toial amount of money m oiled by the said school district during the fiscal year beginning on June 30. 1930. and ending June 30, 1931. 1« < illm aled In (he follow ing budget unit Includes (he amount* Io be received from the county ncbool fund, ntute school fund, rli«in«*utary school fund, sp e c ia l d i s t r ic t lax, and all other money* of the district. O F R O A D D IS T R IC T M E E T IN G TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: N o tic e Is hereby given that a m eet­ ing of the legal voters being resident taxpayers and owner of real property In Road District No. 10. In Lane County, Oregon, will be held at the hour of 10:00 A. M. on the 16th day of November. A. D.. 1930. at t in W. O. W. Hall In aald Road Dlatrlet. to determ ine whether said road d is­ trict shall levy a special tax of 91722.36 upon all the taxable property In sold district for the purpose of providing funds for work, to be deter­ mined at m eeting. C. P. BARNARD. County Judge. CLINTON HURD. County Commissioner. O. E. CROWE. County Commissioner. o f O r e g o n , Illat a S C H O O L . M E E . . . „ , ills trle t »III be belìi at the High School Auditorium, on Ihe 24th day of Novelli 0 00 190 00 186 00 930.630 00 T o ta l Expense of T eaching IV. O P E R A T IO N O F P L A N T • Janitor und other em ployees • Janitors’ supplies .090 no 9 I.O45OO 186 00 216 00 330 00 370 1)0 206.00 120 00 11 00 136.00 80.00 96 00 26 on 26.00 • I’ll,| I.lght and powe r Water Telephone Other Expense of operutlon 9 6.066 00 T o ta l Expense of O peration V M A IN T E N A N C E A R E P A IR S • Repair and replacem ent of furniture and equipment • Repair anil m aintenance of buildings and grounds T o ta l Expense of M aintenance and V I. A U X IL IA R Y A G E N C IE S 9 116 00 9 186.00 40000 30000 9 1.04)0 00 Repairs Personal service (librarian, etc.) 9 120.00 9 60 00 ) T o ta l Expense ef A u x ilia ry Agencies V II. F IX E D C H A R G E S • III Ut.IIHC 9 300.00 9 9 9 100.00 300 00 9 9 400.00 9 600.00 100.00 1 Total Capital Outlays IX . 180.00 1 00.00 1 T o ta l Fixed Charges V I I I . C A P IT A L O U T L A Y S Alteration of buildings (not repairs) • New furniture and equipment 9 D E B T S E R V IC E Principal on bonds Principal on warrants 9 1,000.00 2,000.00 3.800.00 600.00 I n te r e s t on bon d s Interest on warrants T o ta l D ebt Service 9 7,300.00 X. E M E R G E N C Y O’ 'v re- -» T o ta l Em ergency 1,000.00 9 1,000.00 KETEL8 DRUG STORE T O T A L E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S ! 5th & Main Springfield, Ore. (sum of Items 1«, 116, 1116, IV 8, V-4, VI-5, VII 5, VIII 7. 1X9, X ! ........................ 962,140.00 •Item s inuked with an asterisk (• ) are those most commonly used by »school districts of the third class. S U M M A R Y O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S For school y e a r from June 30, 1930 to June 30, 1931 Personal service, sum of (11) (II I, (HI-1) (VI I, (VI, I I, 2 1, 3 I, 4-1, ...................................... 938.260.00 Supplies, sum of (1 2 , (112 (111-2) (IV 2) (VI 1-3. 2 2, 3-2, 4 2, (VIII 4, ................ 1,616.00 Maintenance and repairs, sum of (V -l, 2, 3.) 1,000.00 Debt service, sum of (IX 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, II, 7, 8, 7,300.00 M lscellaneou, sum of (1-3, 4, 6 , (113, 4, 6) (HI-3, 4, 6) (IV 3, 4, 5, 6, 7» (V ll-l, 2, 3, 4, (VIII-6, 6.) , 2,866.00 C o n s tru c tio n , sum of (V lll-l, 2, 3., ............... 100.00 Em ergency 1X1,2) .................................................................. 1,000.00 Total ................................................................................... 962.140.00 R ecapitulation Total estim ated expenses for the year Total estim ated receipts, not Including proposed lax Balance, amount to be raised by district tux 962,140.00 20,000,00 932.140.00 In d e b te d n e s s Amount of bonded Indebtedness (Include nil wnrranta Issued by vote of electors .......................... 971,000.00 Amounts oi warrant Indebtedness on wnrrnnts Issued nnd endorsed "not paid for lack of funds'' 2,422.90 Total Indebtedness (sum of Items 1, 2, 3,, ... ' 973 422 90 Hated this 27th day of October, 1930 W. IL POLLARD, Chairman, Board of Director* Attest: O. F. BARBER, Dlatrlet Clerk.