PAr’ * ' TW O
T l I l ’ KHI>AY. MARCH r., I'»:iI
T H E SIM f’ v iJ E IK l.n NEWS
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
P o sitio n s w ith
H. B MAXEY. Editor
B«4ere<i a» »erotu! class matter. February >4, 1903. at the poatofflce.
Springfield. Oregon.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1931
CHEERS OR JEERS EOR JU LIU S
G overnor Meier, w ith the M ussolini powers, conferred
upon him by the legislature w ill no doubt emerge from
the governor's chair fo u r years hence e ither a hero or
a fa ilure Having the direct responsibility o f the one-man
boards and commissions his w ill be the g lo ry o r the blame
fo r w hatever the results—success o r failure.
Form er governors could coast along w ith the m ediocre
because o f the divided responsibility but the legislature
has passed the hot end o f state a d m in istra tio n and even
sem i-judicial powere to the governor. Cheers o r jeers from
the crowd w ill depend upon w hether he knocks out a
home run o r a fum ble. G overnor M eier is now the whole
team and he can not blame the rest o f the players fo r
fumbles.
Julius has got a ll he asked fo r and some state o fficia ls
say a little b it more.
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T H E PR IC E OP BREAD
There are signs in the a ir o f a new e ffo rt to make
po litica l capital out o f the price o f bread. P oliticians are
beginning to bid fo r votes fro m the w heat-grow in g sections
o f the c o u n try by p o in tin g out th a t the price o f bread
has not gone down proportion ately to the price w hich the
fa n n e r gets fo r his wheat, and that therefore somebody
“ higher u p ,"— e ither the m illers o r the bakers- -is g etting
to m uch p r o fit
We d on’t profess to know all about the m illin g and
baking business, but we do know th a t the cost o f raw-
m aterial is a very sm all proportion o f the cost to the
u ltim a te consum er, o f Any m anufactured com m odity. We
don’t expect the price o f autom obiles to go down even-
tim e the price o f steels fa lls o ff. because we know there
are lota o f things besides steels th a t go in to the m anu
facture, d is trib u tio n and sales o f autom obiles.
It takes about 4*^ bushels o f wheat to make a barrel
o f flour. Out o f a barrel o f flo u r, selling now fo r around
$5 a barrel, the com m ercial bakers make 300 one-pound
loaves o f bread. They put some o th e r things besides flo u r
in to bread, and they have a m a n u fa c tu rin g cost as well
as a cost o f selling and d is trib u tin g . It seems reasonable
to believe th a t they are rig h t when they say th a t a loaf
o f bread, delivered to the re ta ile r, cost the bakery about
6 cents. W hatever the custom er pays above th a t is the
re ta ile r’s charge fo r handlin g and delivery and his p ro fit.
Maybe there's som ething fo r po liticia n s to get excited
about in this bread s itu a tio n . B u t i t looks to us as if
the farm er, as usual, was going to get th e short end o f
any serious attem pt to reduce the price o f bread to the
c ity folks, w ho are. a fte r all, the ones who do m ost of
the bread buying. In so fa r as the price the fa rm e r gets
fo r his w heat is a p a rt o f the cost o f a loaf o f bread, any
general reduction in the re ta il price o f bread w ill be used,
som ewhere along the line, as another excuse to keep the
price o f w heat down.
R eports fro m all over the c o u n try indicate th a t veterans
a p p ly in g fo r the adjusted service loan, ju st passed by con
gress over the president’s veto, need the money. Despite
some o f the opposition's opinions th a t it w ould take six
m o n th s to make the fir s t ioan, the firs t applicant had
his m oney the firs t day a fte r the b ill’s passage. T hev are
n o w receiving loans a t the rate o f $10,000 a day.
G overnor Meier, elected on an econom y program , has
asked fo r and received $70,000 fo r the conduct o f his
o ffic e as against the $45,000 allotcd to fo rm e r governors.
W h e th e r th is 70 per cent increase is econom y o r not re
m ains to be seen.
A dispatch from Salem is th a t th e capitol dome w hich
has been “ all l i t ” up d u rin g the session o f the legislature
w ill now be dark according to custom . Some o f the legis
lators, w ho have been “ lit up” fo r the last tw o m onths
w ill also be d a rk a fte r they get home.
T h e re is nothing a larm ing about th is as the veterans
have held fo r six years these “ prom ise to pay notes” o f
the U n ite d States. The fa rm boara has loaned m any m il
lions to th e farm ers this last year when it owed them
n o th in g . W e can see no d iffe re n t e ffe ct on the country.
Stocks in W all street w ent down b u t we do n o t believe
the average Am erican w ill weep about that. It is a very
debatable subject In the average m an’s m ind w hether W all
street c o n trib u te s most to the general w elfare o f the coun-
o r to the few ric h by m anipulatio n w hich tends to make
them richer.
Getting
Up Nights
Tht* um ’I m I h »!*« of
II «»w
The curtain at the Springfield
Sprlngfleld Ien rln players db-
\ group of 90 people alten.I.-il tile
li gh school auditorium will rise a feated Ihe Weu<lllng leam In ali monthly church night program ill Ills- club al C a m p C l. ok w ill hold f r J<,,.i<.n » 'd ''"
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week from Friday night on one of thre«> of the games playe.l en the the Christian church here Frida» t pi. " l a i am i pn»Miaill al III»’
H. H Miller of Marshfield ar 'he best l^iughteresque programs local alleys hera Frl.lay evenlng evening
, flo u a m aksb yuu is s i tire d . depressed
Au Interesting program
raged, tr y t h . C y . l . x Te aL
rived In Springfield Saturday to over presented at the local school Endlcott earried off honors for the of short talks and musical nunilM-rs I.ower Camp ('rooli vliiirrh on ► 1 ' i n . %"< - " “ it.
stsrts elrculatln* th ru
A
i
■«»iu|»loh«
W«»rh« fsa1
i
I I m ln u ts a . . P
rnísed by
»ss.im«- the duties as sale.niau tor In years according to partlea at the hlghest I nd I v Id un I seore, makin« was given and this was foil-w< .1 day wuiihiK March I’t
tb « ayatam ' In
’
...Ille -
the local office of the Mountain school who have charge of the pro S20 In the second game. Bryan hel.l by refreshments served by the program of demolisti a'Ion. Io club »Ien Ih.n’t
"P-. - j -
Stateta Power company. Mr. Miller gram and who know what It will the hlgh total of 540 for the thri-e ladle« class of the Sunday school member« and entertainment consist
* illy
Illg of vaudeville sklls will Is- pre ¿ fia » H i . . .
jm p r o j«
takes the place of A. I. Wade who consist of.
gamea.
The pioxrnnt for the evening was sellted In Ille greiip under the ill fu i sleep «m t e n e rg y , u r m ousy b a ca.
was transferred to the Marshfield
latughleresque Is the term used
Solo, I'enrl Holter - lecitoli of Mrs Desale Keeler, lead O n ly 400 a t
Tln> > lay-rs on eaeli leam and as follows:
district effective the first of this to designate a fun program spon
brand; read ng. Roscoe »’ole; dai er of Ihe club
Ih-ir
Indtvldual
and
total
scores
KE'I'Eldt DRUG STORE
month.
sored annually at the school by the
5th a» Main
Springfield, tire.
llte l solo, Harvey Wooley; reading.
were:
Mr. Miller Is married and has members of each of the classes.
Mabel Riddle; talk. "Young I’eo
Springfield
two children, a boy and a girl The program, usually lasts about
176 148 124 44K le’ i Place In Ihe Program of the I
They have established their resi two hours. Each class In the school Cornell
Bryan
196
166 Ml
64(1 Church," Vdlle Pruitt, pastor of
prepared an otiglnal stunt which
dence at Fourth ami C streets.
N.-ci
141
313 173 527 'he congregation; vocal solo, Mrs
Mr and Mrs Wade left Spring- requires at I -ast 15 minutes to pre
S'lvers
166
176 177 615 Imla Thompson; talk. "Ilow Young
sent
and
these
are
Judged
by
a
field Saturday for their new home
P
illi
cell
l
.
's
i IS
220
606 Peopl<- an- Helping In ihe Church."
Naturopathic Physician
committee, the winning class re-
on the coast.
Hubert Slas; and a closing song'
,-clvlng five exlra points and the
md prayer by the audience
Toula
KOS 919 KI3 2637
F irst N utloiittl B link llltlK-
M ABEL R ESID EN TS SEEK third prix«- Is one point In the
competition.
Wendling—
NEW ROAD FROM COUNTY
Phoiws: O ffice 73J
Ibmltlence 143W
Special entertainment is also pro »’ook
114 174 136 424 JA IL TER M S GIVEN FOR
vided
between
the
class
presenta
Smith
114
174
136
424
S
T
E
A
LIN
G
OF
GASOLINE
S|irliiKflcl»l
Petitions for a new county road
tions. The nature of the stunts are Myer
139 163 115 407
approximately one and one-third
O
ffice
Im
urs; I In 5 I*. M
Gaylord Morse a n d Denton
not revealed to the public until Warfall
145 125 114 3K4
miles long are being circulated in
Shocks
were
sentenced
to
serve
they are presented.
Cuat«»r
l i l i 122 202
46S
IteHldence 223 II street
the Mabel district this week by
four and three months respectively
Mbert liquet and Richard Hlle-
Totals
<78 746 671 2OK4 In the Lane county Jail Monday
aian. both of whom were at the HIGH SCHOOL O PER ETTA
The sentence was pr.iuonuc.sl by
HAS DUAL LEAD ROLES
court house Saturday discussing
Circuit Judge G F. Sklpworth after
MANY DOG OW NERS FAIL
the desired road with officials of
the two had changed their minds
First stage practice for "Sailor
the county court and county engi
TO GET COUNTY LICENSE and plead guilty to the charges
Maids."
musical
operetta
to
be
pre
neers.
of theft of gasoline and motor oil.
The petitions ask for a new road sented at the high school auditor
Approximately 1500 lame county Morse was a ward of the Juvenile
ium
by
the
combined
glee
clubs
starting about a mile below Mabel
dogs are still without the neces court at the time of Ihe offense
and running, off in a northeasterly of the school on Friday evening. ary county dog license tags which
and was given the heavier sentence
direction. The road would serve April 3, were held Monday accord are required by state law and their
Tin- rig h t hat fla tte rs .
the w rung hat »lelracts
because it was his scond offense.
ing to Ernes’ McKinney. Instructoi
six families.
owners will now have to pay for
In
the
interest
of
beauty
every
woman w ill have a
Inadequate roads now serve this in music who is directing the pro the license tags together with a
duction.
chance
to
select
her
most
bi*coiulug
style.
PROPERTY
ASSESSORS
territory, and the petitioners ask
penalty of 12.00 according to -R
Practice
work
on
the
operetta
that the county take over the entire
S T A R T WORK M O N D A Y (
B-e-c-a-n-t-e
J. Morris, county dog officer. Sat
has been carried on for several
route and grade and gravel It.
unlay was the last day on which
weeks at the school. The chorus
Deputy laine county tax assessors |
OUR SELECTION OF NEW SPRING H A TS
to pun-huse the license tags with
is getting along fine and most of
IS VERY VARIED
the penalty fee. and more than 2100 started’ their work for this year)
LE G ISLATU R E CHANGES
the remaining time will be spent
Monday morning In all parts of the
t'onunand.ng wide nprt»«d ¡>«>pu
license
had
been
Issued
at
the
NOTED BY W. F. W ALKER n the individual carts says Mc
comity clerk's office at the close I enunty. The assess.ng of all the
larlty nrv tho
type hittn
Kinney.
of business that day. Three people land and property In the county
that itffcct a halo, also the Wat
Governor Meier must either make
Two sets of leading characters
w<ll take more than two weeks
teau thetueit
good on his platform now or else have been selected and both will were kept busy Saturday Issuing
iN-fure It »-an be completed. Duly
more
than
S00
tags.
shoulder all of the responsibility practice the parts. Paul Prone and
slight variations are expected In
PICK OUT YOUR MOST BECOMING
for its failure says W F. Walker, Virginia ChrtsUe form one lead
There were 3800 license tags Is the valuations of personal property
HAT HERE
local mortician and Justice of the team, and Alton Robeson and sued last year and the dog control and farm valuation this year from
A u th en tic new N tylm In fllMTH. n n igh «tru w a, h a ir
peace who returned Friday from Blanche Bates the other. The other officer will soon begin checking up those of the past year.
anti high luster (ItilHh iiauattialuque
Salem where he had spent several leads are to be taken by Paul Rob on those who have not purchased
days transacting business.
ley, Dorman Chase. ImMar Brat new tags.
DEPT. STORES
The s'ate legislature has assumed tain, and Eva Louk. There art-
an entirely different attitude to more than 36 students In the com COUNTY CREW S W ORKING
968
Eugene,
wards the administration forces billed chorus.
W
illam
ette
Ore.
ON M ANY ROADS NOW
t had when the group first con
vened, and after many weeks, out
Return from Portland Mr. and
County road cn-ws are busy now
standing only for their meagre ac Mrs. Verne Daniels returned Sun
complishments. the law makers in day from Portland where they had blading and dragging many of the
most used county roads. The re
For a limited period you
the last days of their session began spent the week-end.
cent rains have softened the sur
ran ohtuln a 39c tube of
to accede to the every wish of the
Visits Brother—Miss Esther Mc face of the roads sufficient so that
Itexall Milk of Magnesia
governor, passing all administra
Tooth Paste, a 25c Klenxo
Pherson spent the week-end at they can be bladed down elimina!
tion bills and going so far as to
T o o th B r u s h a n d a III,- C.-l
SEE YOUR CITY FROM THE AIR
Dallas visiting with her brother. Ing many of the chuck holes which
tulold Tooth Brush Holder
invite the governor to make re
Vrgil. who is assistant principal develop during Ihe winter months.
30 T ickets Good fo r One Itide.
—74c full vain«»—for the
quests.
of the Dallas Junior high school.
Patronize the M erchants listed below w ith each D ollar
special price of 39c. Here's
Tile county road crews expect
One of the most unusual incl
a wonderful c h a n . ,- to
Go to P o r tla n d — Mr. and Mrs to gravel the road between Lowell
Purchase they w ill give you one T ic k e t
dents noticed at the state house
save money on three es
Dumont Myers have gone to Port ard Ihe laiwell bridge within tin-
SAVE
—
YOUR
—
T IC K E T S
this year, says Mr. Walker, is the
sentlals for sound, good-
land to spend a few days visiting. next week.
looking
teeth.
This
special
absence of any criticism of the
offer la conducted only by
W. C. REBHAN, M. D.
governor.
IR ISH -M U R PH Y CO.
Kexull Drug Stores.
Surgery • Gynecology
Formerly
a Specially
(irny's Cash and Carry
BR O TH ER H O O D PLAN IN G
First Nullonnl Bank Building
438 .Main SI.
Springfield
HOM ECOM ING M EETIN G
AH 3 for 39c
SPRINGFIELD
SPHINGFIEU)
Plans are already being made by
the Men's Brotherhood of the Meth
" f 'A ’îF Y ^ "
KIR K LA N D FLORAL CO.
odist church for their homecoming
SERVICE
STATIO
N
"Flower» for All Occasiona"
meeting to be held in the church
parlors on Monday evening, March
STORE NO. 1
STORE NO. 3
7th at Main
16. Outstanding among the visitors
125 East Broadway, Eugene
Plume Springfield XfiW
960 Charnelton St., Eugene
SPRINGFIELD
at the meeting will be the Rev. and
Eugene- Springfield Bridge
STORE NO. 2
STORE NO. 4
Mrs. T. D. Yarns, former residents
88-96 W e s t B ro a d w a y , E ugene
500 Main street, Springfield
of this city while the pastor served
IND EPEN D EN T M EAT
FR ID AY AND SATU R D AY
the local congregation during the
MOON’S GOOD EATS
COMPANY
years 1920-1924. They are now mak
Picnic Lunches. Steaks
Tile Houle of Meats
a Specialty
ing their home at Salem while Rev. T o m a t o e s
Yarns is serving as district super
No. 10 “ G allon"
No. 10 Gallon
4th nt Main
Phone <3
44H Multi St.
Phone 22
intendent of the Cascade district
Cans ....................
Cans
...............
SPRINGFIELD
of the church, which Includes all
of that part of Oregon lying south
□RUG 8TORF
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL of FLYING
of Cottage Grove from Idaho to the Sunbrite Cleanser
Phone 15
STUDENT INSTRUCTION
—
PASSENGER FLIGHTS
Pacific ocean.
"W estchester"
A!R TAXI SERVICE
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
3 Cans
Quartets composed of both male
14 oz. Cans
and female singers will furnish
3 For
music for the evening's program S p in a c h
which will start with a dinner
Kippered Snacks
Libby's “ Fam ous"
served by the Ladies Aid at 6:30.
H . H . M ille r , M a rs h fie ld , E xchange«
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
$1.75 Three Months
One Year In Advance
$1 00 Single Copy
Six Months
CAMP CREEK GROUP
'JEW SALEM AN COMES TO HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE
LOCAL PLAYERC D ZFEAT LARGE GROUP ATTEN D S
PLANNING PIE SOCIAL
LOCAL L IG H T COMPANY LAUGHTERESQUE EVEN T
VYENDLING PIN BUSTERS CHURCH N IG H T PROGRAM
A.
L. W ad e .
Dr. JO SEPH INE C. B R A U N
W HAT HAT
With My Spring Outfit?
$1.69 - $4-98
S a ve th a t
E xtra 3 5 c!
FREE AIRPLANE RIDE
Apples
ZyC
37c
Flanery’s
Lentil Soup
13c
25c
’/ 2-size
MRS. ROUSE E N T E R T A IN S
PR ISC ILLA CLUB FRIDAY
Can
c V * ..... 12Kc
TRU-JEL
/-»
foe
LET YOUR FOOD
The best je ll powder you ever used
Members of the Priscilla club
and never a t such a price
were entertained Friday afternoon
A LL FLAVORS, Package
at the home of Mrs. William Rouse.
The afternoon was spent with
games and refreshments. Guests
present were Miss Edna Platt, Mrs.
Pratt Holverson and daughter, Fay,
and Mrs. Anna Charrett. Prizes for
the games were won by Mrs. J. M.
Larson and Mrs. John Seavey.
It s natural th a t children should crave candy. T h e ir
Members of the club present ;
active bodies consume enorm ous am ounts o f energy
were Mrs. John Parker. Mrs. Nor-!
th a t candy helps to supply in a fo rm they all love. You
man Howard, Mrs. John Seavey,!
can
safely le t your children have candy. It is a dcllcous
Mrs. Riley Snodgrass, Mrs. John
Tomseth, Mrs J. M. Larson. Mrs. j
wholesome food. M erely take care to avoid excess
William Stearmer, Mrs. William
(th is is true o f all they eat) and see th a t they get the
Curtis, and the hostess.
other necessary to health and g ro w th . M any m others
The next meeting of the club will
prefer to give th e ir children candy a fte r meals or as
la- held Friday, March 13, at the
a desert. Then they can have a ll they want.
home of Mrs. Riley Snodgrass.
5c
p a y for y o u r refrigeration
M II.K Htuys sweet und pure mo
m uch longer in the Hteady el<*ctrlc
cold.
Candy is Good for Children
“ SEE H O W W RONG Y O U ’V E BEEN '
In England I talked w ith some celebrated economists,
w ho were very gloom ly. T hey said the fundam en tal trouble
w ith the w orld goes deeper than w a r debts o r unem ploy
m ent. It is the shortage o f gold.
Gold is the measure o f a ll values. W hen the gold dollars
are few each d o lla r buys m ore w heat and copper and cotton
and labor. So the price o f all these com m odities goes down,
ru in in g the producers in the process. I f the shortage be
comes much m ore acute, so these wise men argued, it w ill
o v erturn all wage scale and debt settlem ents, and result COUGAR K IL L S SHEEP ON
in economic chaos.
FARM NEAR SPR IN G FIELD
"Where the Service I» Different’'
As I know n o th in g about economics (and, between o u r
A check for $21 was returned to !
selves, I often wonder w hether the econom ists know very
m uch), this scared me.
the Lane Countv Dog control fund [
The next day I was ta lk in g w ith Am bassador D w ight ; during the past week by August |
W. M orrow, w ho was in Ixindon as one o f the delegates i Vitus, R. F. D. 2, when he dis [
I covered that a cougar and not 1
_ J ^ « ^ a v a l Conference. I told him w h a t I had heard.
InsteB^T^ Replying d ire ctly, he to o k down fro m the marauding dogs was responsible !
m a n tle-piece a copy of the autobiography o f Lord Comer, for the many sheep losses which
he has sustained recently.
Mr
a nd tu rn e d to a passage which read som ething like this:
"W h e n I was a young man I proposed to keep a diary, Vitus presented a claim to the j Lost Her Double Chin
water every morning — cut out
but wise old uncle advised against it. Instead o f recording county dog board last month when Lost H er P rom inent Hips
potatoes, butter, cream and augur—
In 3 week« get on the aculea and
w b a t had happened, he said, 1 could em ploy m y tim e more he found a large number of his Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained Phys.cal Vigor
note how many poundM of fat have
profitably by w r itin g dow n on a piece o f paper w hat I felt sheep killed. I<ast week he found Gained
in Vlvaclousneaa
vanished.
sure was g o in g to happen. Then, he said, ‘ Put those notes more dead sheep and upon investi Gained a Shapely Figure
Notice alao that you have gained
away, and a y e a r o r fiv e years later get them o u t and gation found that a cougar had
In energy -your akin la clearer—
read thsm over, and see how w rong you have been. This visited his farm and etas respon If you’re fat—remove the cause! your eyea sparkle with glorious
KRUSCHEN HALTS contain Ihe health—you feel younger In body—
sible for the damages.
w ill teach you to be c a u tio u s .’ ”
6 mineral salts your body organa, keener In mind. KRUSCHEN will
Claims allowed Monday by the glands and nerves should have to give any fat person a Joyous sur
What shrewd advice th a t is! A ll o f us could p ro fit by it.
I k n o w th a t I f I had w ritte n dow n m y own private forecast hoard were Earl Drisklll, route 2 function propely.
prise.
at the beginning o f each year and filed it away It would Eugene, $27 for 12 sheep; P. N When your vital organa fall to Get an BSc hottie of KRUSCHEN
their work correctly—your SALTS at Ketela Drug Store (lasts
have saved me fro m m a k in g a num ber o f costly m istake". Bonnett, Eugene, $16 for 4 sheep; perfoim
Ixiwel« anil kidneys can’t throw off 4 weeks).
If this first bottle
and John Calaway, route 3, Eugene, that waste material—before you doesn’t
Also, th e record w ould m ake ra th e r encouraging reading
convince yon this Is the
$2
for
one
sheep.
One
claim
was
realize it—you're growing liideoualy easiest, safest and surest way to
i t w ould show th a t a considerable am ount of u n a n tic i
denied because it was made too fat!
lose fat—If you don’t feel a superb
p ated good lu c k has com e In to m y life.
Take half a teaapooriful nf KRU Improvement In health—so glori
And th a t m a n y o f the bad th in g s w hich I predicted fo r long after the loss had been sus SCHEN
SALTS In a glass of hot ously energetic vigorously alive- -
tained.
m y s e lf and the c o u n try have never a c tu a lly happened.
woter every morning — cut out your money gladly returned.
F G G IM A N N ’ S
How One Woman Lost
M E A IS
• ir .- !i ,in.| wholettome
fo r ilayh or ...id |n n
m lo n flfle
d ry ».»I l o f tin- R lijcti,
k .- fi,
erator.
|" I
V I- 'I"
,iiE E <
lie
purchuMed only once .
a week . . . lb«‘ir li.- a lin - ^
qualities are protected and pre
served by the Electric R efrigerator
be
T ’S T R U E . . . yo u r E lectric Re
frig e ra to r can pay fo r its e lf In
the space o f a year o r tw o. T here’s
so much less food wasted you Hee . . .
I
B ut the m echanically perfect, per
manent. and ever-allent E lectric Re
frig e ra to r Is not only a necessity
from a convenience and economy
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