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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1930
T i r e SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield. Ijin e County. Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
H. E. M A X E Y . Editor
Entered as second class matter. February 24. 1903. at the
poatoffice, Springfield, Oregon.
M A IL SUB SCRIPTIO N RATE
MANY MONROE PEOPLE
It is with a sense of regret we view the passing NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT HEALTH SEAL CAMPAIGN
ot die Eugene Register, a new spaper which has
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
WILL START NEXT WEEK
ARE ENTERTAINED HERE
been identified w ith the hlBtory of this part of
INSTALL N tW O F F I C E R S
W IL L S T A R T J M E A T W E E K
Oregon since pioneer days. To m any people the
Mrs. Jam es loixlon entertained a
The new officers ot the Springfield
The annual health Meal aale cant
R egister rated next to the O regonian in excel-
large number of Monroe people, mem
hers of the Irish llend progressive
li m . , i tot O re g o n jo u rn a lis m ,
capable
,,t,>i-t<xi an,l in»tall«*,l last
t»t«-ly
.
...... week
. . . . . . are:
...... ; ........after
Thanksgiving ac
publishers of 1 he G uard will fitvi they have a Mra. Nellie Carr, guard ion n e lg b o r /c o r d in g to Mr». C. O. Wllaon who la club at her home here last Thursday
job cut out for them to fill the shoes of the Mr,
A Taylor, adviser; Mra Min the general chairman ot the drive In afternoon Hhe was aaalated by Mr*
old R egister and their own too. How well they
Girard, clerk; Mra. Nina MePher- thia city. The aale will I h . carried Walter laixton Thoae attending were
ta n t o It, t me only will tell.
»on han|,# r . Mrs Jane McPharaon. on by the achool children again thia Mra l i t t l e Herron, lasina Richard,
Mra. atchel Thatcher and Mra. Altcvt - year »ays Mra. Wllaon and a prise
Doane, m anagers; Mra. Glenn Stone. la being ottered (he achool Melting
Six Months ............... ......... $1.90 Single Copy
........6c
We ate m ore lee cream and list'd m ore gas magician; Mr». Daisy (high, attendant; the largeat number of the »tamps
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1930
as a nation this year than ever before, accord- Bex Steven». inside guardian; 8am
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ing to statistics. Surely when we continue to Sweeney, outside guardian; Mias
MONTHLY
MEETING
OF
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
please the pallet and enjoy the joy rides to tea Melba Mulllna, captain of the guard»;
P.-T. A. IS TOMORROW
This country is moving faste r tow ard public increasing degree the country is not so bad off Mrs Ctarlne lhitman. flag bearer;
Ml»» Doris Girard, m usician; Mr»
ow nership than m ost of us realise. Not the as its painted.
The regular monlhly meeting of the
Myrtle Kggtniann, correspondent: Mr».
socialistic ow nership by governm ent hut public
Parent-Teacher
u»»oclatlon will be
Elsie I .am her t. Installing officer.
ow nership of business. The g reat corporations
held Friday aflerniton at the Lincoln
M‘»s Adeline Perkin* and Ml»»
are being gradually taken over by the investing
achool at 3 00 o'clock
A new vice
Audrey McFarland were Initialed Into
public until now we have the Am erican Telephone
pre»ldent will be elected to take the
the organisation following the election
com pany with 540,000 shareholders and m any
place of laiw rence Moffitt who has
and Installation.
others with tens and hundreds of thousands o f'
assum ed duties In Eugene a» assistant
stockholders.
county achool superintendent. Dele
CRESWELL BRIDGE TO BE
galea who attended the county council
The tru st policy of this country is now largely
DEDICATED BY ASSESSOR m eeting at Elmira recently will make
tu rn in g to a policy of tru st until we see now
their reports at (he m eeting
m en of m oderate m eans heading corporations
Formal dedicatory exercises for the
with millions of dollars of capital. We are tu rn
bridge »(winning (he W illam ette river
YOU’VE GOT TO GIVE THEM TIM E
ing from the capitalistic m anager to the busi
one mile eaat of Creswell which ha» FORMER SPRINGFIELD GIRL
ness engineer.
A wom an whose son is in his second year been completed will be held thl» after
BECOMES BRIDE SUNDAY
In a decade or m ore industry will be nearly at college w rites th at her boy is well m annered noon and evening Ben F Keeny,
The wedding of Ml»» Emma Weber,
all owned by the public, but conducted on busi and intelligent but does not seem to have any tJUi» county assessor. win be the prin
ness principals instead of socialistic theory.
objective.
clpal speaker at the afternoon exer former resident o f Springfield, took
A larger and H'“ ’*' «• T he Dalle» on Sunday. No
“ His fa th e r and I urge him to decide what he cise» at the bridge.
vember 16 Ml»» Weber waa married
w ants
to
do
in
life."
she
savs.
“but
he
tells
us
mor*
,,1“b0r,,e
'• I»«»«
in ts
life.”
says, "bi
pared for
evening
Thia I»
1» being
being •“ T*d
Sunday morning and
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1
MUST WE BUY?
that can not m ake up his m ind.”
sponsored by the businesa men of ***** couple drove to McMinnville that
“We m ust buy in order to sell,’’ is w hat the
For the encouragem ent of this m other 1 can Creswell and win be held at the <lav ,or * » ed .lln g dinner which w»«
low’ tariff people and som e econom ists tell us. cite tw o in terestin g cases.
W. O. W hall at Creswell.
served at then home of hl» parent»
F acts are th a t only about five per cent of the
All of the member» of the l-ane * ,,h •*«’«> Ml gueata and friends at
business of this country is foreign trade. Why
A certain m an now stan d s near the top
of colinty court are planning to attend ’••»»ling.
should we be so immensely concerned with this his profession, w ith an incom e considerably in the dedication exercises.
» Mr». Isaak 1» the daughter of Mr
five per cent business except as if effects the excess of a hundred thousand dollars a year.
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and Mr» Karl Weber, and tha family
o ther 95 per cent? Actually w e’re not so con He worked hard in college, but his health "was g o ^ Qp POSTMASTER GETS
H»«! on South n street
cerned as our tariff discussion would lead one poor; he was frequently despondent, and at his
They now make their home near
to believe.
Take Russian lum ber for instance. graduation he felt th at he w as not trained for
DIPLOMATIC ADVANCE Santa Clara.
One Year in Advance ____ $1.76
Three Months ..........75c
a
a
a
Mary Richman, Maude Smith, It <’.
Herron, Mra. II. ('. Herron. Mary Jen
nlnga, biggie Thomas, Mra F M
Htow, Mra. J G Hubbard. (Iladya
Dodd. Janetta Edwards, Katherine
Finley and Mina Dillard
O n a Belle
Emmons of Eugene also attended.
Backache
Leg Pains
I f G e ttin g
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fr e q u e n t its , / r a ils , I ^ g r a in s , N » r v -
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fe e l tir e d , depreeeed
an d d isco
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W o r k s fa
ir c u la tin g th r u
th e eyetem In 16 m in u tes. I'ra ia e d by
th ou san ds f o r ra p id en d p o s itiv e mo
tio n . D o n 't g iv e up. T r y t^ rete a (p r o
nounced H le e -te i) to d a y , under th e
Ir o n -C la d G u a ra n te e . M u st q u ic k ly
a lle y th ese c o n d itio n s. Im p ro v e te e t-
fu l sleep en d e n e rg y , nr hum » / b e c k ,
(J u ly tuo a t
6th
A
KETE1.H DRUG STORE
Main
Springfield. Ora.
The volume of this would not be great as com anything.
John N Hamlin, »on of F It flam
pared with the total consum ption but it is the
He took the first job offered, and m ade su r-I lln. Springfield postm aster, ha» been NEEDLECRAFT CLUB TO
effect even this small am ount will have on all
prisingly good progress. Ju st about the tim e made second secretary to the United
lum ber prices th a t w’e are concerned with.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON
th a t his p arents thought he was well established. State» embussy at Buenos Aire» ac
Few people realize th a t th e new Hawley- he suddenly chucked the job and sta rte d around cording to word received by hl»
Mr». Harry M Stewart .will enter
Sm oot bill just passed a tte m p ts a new policy the world. After a y e a r’s travel, which used up father here. The younger Hamlin lain for the member» of the Needle
in regards to tariff— the restriction of those all of his savings, he started in a n o th e r posi- is now »erving hl» second year with craft club at her borne thl» after-
OR .1 C .M C A D F
products th at we m ust im port because of sh o rt tion. The com pany failed, and he w as out again, the diplomatic corp» In South America noon. Sew ing will he the prlnrlpal
O P T O M z T R IZ T
age. In other words the new tariff attem pts A third tim e he sta rte d in a different line, but and has Wltne»»e<l the recent over activity for tho«e attending
i a -
r r a™ a v t
Refresh I
m ore nearly to m ake this a self sustaining it did not interest hint. He could not get to throw of government In Braill.
mi-ut» will be served.
nation. T he governm ent is concerning itself first base.
with the 95 per cent business instead of its five
On his fourth attem p t, when he was alm ost STUDENTS RAISE FUNDS
ner cent business as heretofore— just as you or
th
irty
years old. he finally found work th at
WITH BASKET SOCIAL
I would in solving our own business problems.
gripped him. Also, he becam e engaged to be
m arried. He jum ped into high speed and has
Hlgh *,ho01 »tudent» raised the
been
successful
ever
since.
M,in'
ot *1' •* * basket social held
BANKRUPTCY
at the high achool at noon Thura-
In five years the b ankrupt individuals and
I know an o th e r m an whose ability w as dearly <jay of |B„t week Each girl wa»
firm s in this country owed th eir creditors four recognized by the heads of the big com pany a»ked to bring a basket and the boy»
billions of dollars. They paid out on an average w here he worked, but som ehow they could not bid for them, being limited to fifty
of eight cents on the dollar. Instead of the seem to fit him into the place w here he would cent» for each basket The proceed»
usual practise in receiverships the New York be really productive. F our or five tim es they win be used in paying for the cur
district has been using a tru st com pany to shifted him into different departm ents. They tain which wa» purchased at the
liquidate the assets of bankrupts. Because of were just about to turn him into the street when school last spring Another of these
There's nothing like candy to top the Thanksgiving feast
this com pany’s efficiency hundreds of bankrupts he stru ck the one thing for which he was really basket social» win be held before
and make the day a happy one for everybody.
have paid out 100 per cent and the average fitted. Today he is vice president of the whole Christmas
Have you seen the great variety of fresh,
have been m any tim es eight cents. We need concern.
delicious candies in our store?
this sort of m anagem ent in Oregon.
When I buy an autom obile the salesm an tells
me th a t it has been perfectly m anufactured for
It took $70.000 to get Julius Meier the $7,500 its work, and carefully inspected and tuned up.
For Warm Comfort
"W hare the Sorvlca la D iffe re n t'
a year job as governor for a four-year term , At the sam e time, he says th a t I m ust be patient
with
it.
For
the
first
two
thousand
miles
I
m
ust
according to the cam paign expense ’ field with
on Winter Nights.. .
the secretary of state. His principal support run it slowly, and I m ust bring it in often and
have
it
adjusted.
was said to be th e labor vote. T here is no
danger in sta te socialism in Oregon as long as
We expect this in an autom obile. But in a
labor w ants the rich men to fill high offices youngster we have the notion th a t the factory
and move these jobs out of the reach of the which is the school or college—o u g h t to turn
poorer people.
him out all ready for a cham pionship race at
•
•
a
high speed.
“An apple a day keeps the doctor aw ay” is an
It tak es a lot of wisdom and patience to be
old saying. To this m ight also be added” The th e fa th e r of a boy who is sta rtin g in life. Boys
wolf also," since hundreds of unemployed have m ust have a chance to get adjusted. You’ve
begun selling apples on the stre e ts of New York. got to give them time.
Aches and pains vanish
m agically beneath t h e
soothing w arm th of thiH
Electric Pad.
S ufferers
from w inter ailm ent . . .
colds, rheum atism , neuritis
FGGIMANN’S
this Electric
Heating
Pad
HEAT WITH
GAS