THURSDAY, MAY, 7, IM 1
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGE SIX
I »ulted In a general paring down of a* production Increases, It la fig hearted support of Ute Industry's Scout troop met al the Pleasant are few approaches Io these spots
Ho lllll baseball diamond Tuesday and car» have to be parked on
help of all kinds, although there ured, and the manufacture of the most progressiva producer
lllghl and re-organised their troop Ihe side of Ihe highway.
were fewer dismissals and less cuts new ventilation appliance Is expec ward Hughes
The Pleasaut HUI Junior play.
Mrs. Kilpatrick.
"Thu Flout Page" la played by "The Euglea.“
lu pay than in former depressions, led to take up thia slack
Officials figure that next to the one of the moat brilliant casta ever Mrs. Drury and Mrs. Ralph laird "Ain I Inlrudlng." will be given al
moat lines of business carrying out
Teacher Visits— Virgil McPher their promises, made two years ago ventilating line cornea the antici assembled for a picture. Adolphe were present. about 34 gills (urn ihe gymnaalum this week Friday
Drive to Salem—Mr and Mrs. C.
The Insip has not mcl and Saturday
Menjou, departing for the first ed out
| F. Egg ¡man 11 motored to Salem on son and Raymond Kotor spent the to President Hoover, to stabilise pated exploitation of “backyard fly
during
the
winter months. >\wr
ing
’
This
Is
the
term
(hut
has
lime
from
his
standardised
char
conditions
as
much
as
they
could.
The editorial staff of the llepta
week-end
here
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
la business trip Tuesday afternoon.
been coined for the new autogiro. aclerlaatlona of the post, plays the patrols were organised with the are very huey preparing material
Stella
McPherson,
mother
of
Vlr-»
Those
•*«
"n
“>
«
*
t*X
mil
develop-
G ot Star and Diploma, but
l.oree l.altxl. for Ihe amnual.
Visitors Monday—Mr. and Mis. gil. Mrs. McPherson accompanied ■ o l greater efficiency, and proved which has passed the stage of ex role of the duppoi but diabolical following leader»
No D e fn itio n of W h a t I Sam Miller of Junction City speqt the young men to Dallas where she ' that many offices and factories had perlment and Is nearly ready for managing editor. Pal O'Brien, for 1 Evlyn Phelps. Luclle Jordan anil
In a practice game of baseball
Monday at the home of Mr. and will spend a few days. Her son Is been ovcr-slaffed under old con commercial development. Airplanes years a popular stage actor 011 Bonnie Jean Tinker. Plans were held al Ihe Pleasant HUI grounds
Form» a Felony
Mrs. J. M Larson.
principal of the Dallas junior high ditions. It Is certain, say govern will never become a great employ Broadway, has the pari of lllldy made to complete the swimming Ihe Pleasant Hill hoys defeated (he
ment officials, that all of this ex er of labor, like the radio and elee Johnson, the go gelling reporter. tents slatted last summer After Ihe Springfield high achiail train by a
White Plain», X. V —Jumc* II»-
school.
mer Wood »Mil tin» III* nickel-
Recovering at Hospital—Mrs. J. '
cess help will never be re-employ trlcal fields, because of the condi Mary Brian is (lie feminine lead, business meeting a is ill ft re with score of 9 to 0. The Pleasant HUI
plated Iwdgc. hul he has lost a r Moscop who recently underwent I Drives to Seattle— Mrs. Dallas ed at their Jobs. Just to di tions under which they are built and Edward Everett Horton the wslner roost wus greatly enjoyed,
girls won by a score of 7 to 6
good deal of hla assurance a» a
detective «Ince Judge G o * »u» a major operation Is reported to be Murphy drove to Seattle Saturday minish the ranks of the unetnpoy- and operated. Already there Is an comedy sensation of Ihe year as the games played and songs rendered
The IMeaaaul HUI Athletic club
morning taking with her Mr. and cd.
oversupply of licensed pilots, of "rhyming reporter."
petiiletl aentemv ou him in Weit- recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs E K Kilpatrick ol
Mrs. I D Murphy of Eugene and
chester county court, »here the
To combat Ibis idleness in the whom there are 6.000 more lhau
Others in the cast Include Slim Pleasant lllll and Mr and Mrs will play Ur Brat scheduled game
young man had pleaded guilty of
Visits at Oakridge— Mrs. M. B their daughter. Mrs. Ernest Alt ranks of would he workers, which planes to he flown
Summerville. Mae Clarke. Walter Thomas Powers of Lowell spent of the Benton-Lane aeries next
unlawful entry.
Bunday at Pleasant HUI when they
H,Hilly
sp<
nl
Saturday
In
Oakridge
derson
and
her
daughter.
Patay.
The
autogiro
la
a
different
pro
Is
expected
to
become
serious
again
C
a tle ii, Mull Modre. Fred Howard, Ihe week-end al Florence enjoying
"You ought,” Judge Close ad
in
the
Interests
of
her
subscription
They
attended
a
Bible
program
at
Ject.
Even
now
(heir
use
In
small
Frank McHugh. Phil Toad. Eugene flshlug. dam digging and sea luith will mwl Wendllng
vised him. "to tell your professor
next winter, everybody in official
The farmurs are altnoal praying
of detectology- or whatever the campaign.
I the University church while in Washington, from the President to suburban yards la not ouly feasible Strong. George K Slone. Clarence Ing.
science la called—that he might
for rain l*ractlcni)y all farm work
Seattle Miss Era Dell Murphy, an the lowest executive» is concen but actually occurs. The machines, II Wilson. Spencer Charters, Man
Miss Iris Wallace of Edelivale has been halted by Ihe dry wea
(Delude In the course a feu riefinl-
Visitor from Creswell— William
nlttons of what constitutes a fel Holtster will be In Springfield for other daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. trating on measures of relief they which rise vertically from any piece rice Black and Effie Ellsler.
spent Ihe week end with Miss liter Fields and orchards are too
D. Murphy had charge of the pro expect will lie needed when snow of ground large enough (or them
ony."
Verna Wiley al llle Kilpatrick hard to plow. truck garden» are
James Homer Wood Is tweuty- a short time on business. His gram.
(lies again Charitable agencies will to ri>»t upon. are safe and speedy.
home.
one years old. He lives In Peeks home is in Creswell.
practically standing atlll aud ap
have more funds to work with than Their general adoption will result a---------
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kill and works as a printer In Os*
Visits from Junction City— Mr.
Several
residents
«if
Pleasant
Hill
hids are becoming very numerous
In
the
employment
of
thousands
out
they had in the past two winters,
inlng. He also sings baritone In
A tte n d s F u n e ra l— John Nelson and Mrs. Charles Toftdal of Junc
The Ploaennt Hill public school were Ilshlng up Fall creek recently. IU1 peas and small vegelablea Ber
of work right now.
a church choir In Peekskill, hut
while
the
government's
program
James Homer Wood demands more traveled to Silverton Tuesday to at tion City spent the week-end here of public improvements, already
A third field that awaits only the and Ihe Enterprise public school They report Ilia I a great many ries are beginning (o bloseom
of life than a place either at a lino tend the funeral of Officer James as guests at the home of Mr. and
Mr aud Mr«. J. P Hull aud fam
inventive genius of some man to ontei'talned the parents at Ihe trees kn I hul district were uprxaited
weil
in
hand,
will
furnish
thousands
type machine or In a church choir. Iverson.
Mrs. J. M. Lareon. Mr. Toftdal is
Pleasunt lllll school grounds Frl by the meant wind. In one In ily have moved Into (be house re
make
II
commercially
possible
to
with
work.
Ha Craves Mystsry.
a brother of Mrs. t.arson.
He sees no satisfactory career lu
Economists charge that unem television. At present the heel day. May I. celebrating National stance Ihe ria>t and ground uproot cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Birthday Party Given—A birth
Health day. The morning was ed measured 40 feel s e n m and ex Dorrence Warner Mr. and Mrs.
either vocation. He craves mys day party for Mrs. Thomas Patrick
Rbodendrons Here—A large vaae ployment of capital creates an even engineers have been able to accom
tery, excitement, peril, the Joy of
given
over to a program both tended 26 feet Into Ihe air
Warner are living In Ihe Elliott
plish
Is
to
produce
an
Image
not
living which come* to the man was given Monday at the home of of rhodendron blooms were on ex more serious condition than the
schools taking tstrt
At noon a
The new Upper Willamette mad home by the river al Jasper
hibition at the recepjion room of lack of Jobs for the citlsens. The larger than five Inches square. This
hunter who mingles In his being the Mrs. R. P. Mortensen.
Miss FloreStce HI Holt and Mias
cold faculty of reason, the ardent
government Is wasting little time limits Its general field. With the basket dinner was served cafeteria Is proving Io be very popular aud
Drs. Dow and Rebhan.
Travels to Lowell— M. A. Pohl,
thrill of the chase, and the su
on relief measures for the capital discovery of a way Io present pic style In the primary room. After many fishermen ami pleasure seek itu lli H y d ril tea* hers of (he Lowell
preme courage of the capture. In electrician returned from Lowell
Returns from Portland—Mrs. Guy-
tures suitable for movie screens an dinner race» and games were play ers do! Ihe hill sides every day high school walked lo Oakridge
other word». James Homer Wood Tuesday where he did some wiring Gabriel returned Saturday from ists as it feels they ought to be
able to care for themselves. This enormous new field will be created, ed on Ihe school grounds Touchers and especially Sunday. There are Bunday. April 3» and returned by
felt In his soul that he had the
work.
Portland where she had spent a they are doing by seeking new ave almost overnight. While engineers for Pleasant HUI are W. P. Sheri many beautiful places to picnic by train They made the hike a dis
making of a remarkable detective
week visiting with her mother.
About six months ago he enrolled
are unable to cure the defect of dan and Mrs. J. A. Phelps for En the side of the water but there lance of 26 miles In 8 hour».
nues of Investment.
Visits from Seattle — Mr. and
for a correspondence course In de
its smallness at present yet they terprise. Mrs. George Brown.
In
this
struggle
to
invest
surplus
Recovering from Operation—Mr».
tecting. Every week a questionnaire Mrs. John Allen of Seattle spent a
The women of the Pleasant lllll
was mailed to him. which he an few days at the home of O. B. J. D. Pyle, who underwent an op funds Is seen the greatest hope for do n*R question their ability to do
community club met at Ihe home
•wered with painstaking thorough Hardy near Springfield recently.
the
future.
The
Patent
Office
Is
the
»«
eventually.
eration in Portland Saturday morn
of Mrs. George Brown Thursday
ne«a which won commendation from
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ing. is repi rted as doing nicely one department here closest to the
the Institution of learning In
afteruoon April 30. The ludles had
Moving into Springfield— E. G.
future.
In
that
building
crowd
the
which he was a student. He also
now.
brought some wonderful pieces of
new devices that can be expected
carefully omitted to shave hla up Prlvat, local jeweler, is moving
handiwork in Ihe form of qullta,
per lip and attended all the motion with his wife and two boys to
Former Residents Here— Allen to become generally accepted In
rugs, spreads and pillows that were
picture shows which gave him an Springfield at the end of this week. Kafoury was a business visitor in the not distant feture.
Opportunity of studying the stage
put
on display, celebrating Bertha
Their
home
will
be
at
Sth
and
C
Springfield Tuesday. Mr. Kafoury
Some fifty years ago the new tel
detective In action.
Homes week. There were several
formerlv operated a furnishings ephone and electric tight indus
Most encouraging reports came streets.
Lewis Milestone, the young di qullta over a hundred years old
from his Instructor, who said that
store In Springfield.
tries poured in their thousands of
Drives from Portland—G. Griffith
rector who has turned out more (hut showed wonderful patience
James Homer Wood was displaying
patents,
foreshadowing
the
growth
an astounding aptitude for the pro of the Springfield Creamery made a
Motor toBlue River — Mr. and
prtxe-wlnnlng motion pictures than and hours of labor by great grand
fession and would make a name business trip to Portland Friday of Mrs. C. E. Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. of those commercial giants. Later any other movie maker In the In mothers who had made them. Cake,
for himself and for the school. This
the automotive line began to flood
F. A. DePue motored to Blue River
dustry. handled the megaphone on sandwiches and tea were served by
pleased the young man almost at last week.
patent officials with their caveats
"The Front Page." the attraction the Misses Helen Carter and Kntmu
Sunday. The road along Blue River
much as did the lndutlable mus
and designs. The radio followed.
Assists at Eggimann's — Mrs.
tache which was budding beneath
is in fine shape according to Mr.
ait the Colonial theatre opening Olson The next meeting will he
All
these
lines
are
now
employing
Alice Lorah started working at
Kenyon.
Sunday for fouy days.
held al the Woodman grounds, on 1
Ambition Surges Up.
Egggimann's Monday morning.
millions of people who would other
"The Front Page" la the rapid- Thursday May 14. The ladles of
He devoted a lot of time to the
wise
be
out
of
work.
Safety Meeting Held—The month
Guests at Hotel—F. E. Roberts.
mustache, and by the time he got
tempo comedy-drama of newspaper Ihe Tri-Community club of ('lover !
Similarly the patent officials pre
hla diploma and badge last month ly safety meeting of employes of Frank Safley, K. Sims, F. W. Con
life and reporters in action, written dale. Bear Creek and Enterprise 1
dict.
the
rise
of
several
other
new-
the
Mountain
States
Power
com
rad.
J.
Miller.
F.
Shepard,
and
M.
there were few bona fide detectives
who could boast a more vigorous pany for Southern Oregon was held L. Smith all of Albany were regis colossal industrial lines that will originally for the stage by Ben have been asked to be the guests
Hecht and Charles MacArthur, and of the Pleasant Hill ladlee for that !
or more somber growth.
absorb the efforts of the unemploy
The head of the detective school at the local power plant Monday j tered at the Springfield hotel dur
now presented In film form by day.
ed left stranded by the present de
ing the past week.
himself signed the diploma sent to evening.
Howard Hughes, producer-director
Friday morning the students of
pression. Perhaps the most promis
James Homer Wood and wrote him
of the 14,000.000 air spectacle. the Pleasant HUI high school went .
a personal letter I11 wiilch he point
for experimental work of a harm
ing of these fieldla centers In the i
"Hell'a Angels."
down to (he Wtsidman picnic
ed out that while Janies Homer less nature such as had been sug
artificial cooling and ventilating of
Wood was now thoroughly ground
This Is Director Milestone's third grounds and cleaned them up pre
gested In the letter he had re
homes. Although several big con
ed technically as a detective. It eeived.
Howard Hughes production. "Two paratory lo giving the annual !
would be advisable to undertake
cem s are operating in that field
Pins on Badge. Takes Field.
Arabian Knights.” the picture Pleasant lllll picnic In June. In |
field work In an exjieriiiiental wax
This particular slot machine wa*
and many public and private build
which launched Producer Hughes the afternoon the young folks went :
before attempting anything really out of kilter and had not been used
ings are now kept cool In summer
dangerous.
Into the movie business, the "The to Elmira where they attended the:
for months, which seemed to make ,
by
the
same
plant
that
heats
the
A badge came with the diploma
It all the better subject for exper- j
Racket." Hughe's second produc Elmira Muy Day festival and play I
and In spite of the veiled restraint lmentation. Moreover, so far as
rooms in winter, yet few private 1
lion, were Mlleetone-dlrected film ed buseball. The girls team was
which the head of the college evl | a detective with a diploma could
dwellings, except thoee of the
plays. Both won awards from the defeated by the Elmira girls by u
deotly strove to Impose upon his ( discover, it was the only thing in ;
promising pupil, James Homer ' all Peekskill which smacked of llle BY RADFORD MOBLEY wealthiest, have been outfitted with Academy of Motion Picture Arts score of 16 to 6. The Pleasant HUI !
the new machinery. The White
Wood felt capable of tackling any gallty.
M/TOLAfTER VVAtWINCrON BUdAAb
and Science». "All Quiet on the boys defeated the Elmira hoys 7
baffling crime that came along
House and Houses of Congress and
James Homer Wood pinned his
j Western Front," the 1930 prlxe pic to 4.
Baffling crimes were somewhat nickel-plated badge beneath the
WASHINGTON. D. C..—Officials many other public buildings here !
scarce In Peekskill just at that lapel of his coat and went after
ture, by unanimous vote of the film
The Intermediate Endeavor so
time, however, and after a few I that slot machine at an hour at here are concentrating their great are cooled in hot weather.
academy and by vote of critics ciety have Invited Ihe mothers to ,
Capital Is already looking over
minor Investigations which came to which all Peekskill should have est attention these days on the
throughout the country, was also a meet with them Sunday evening 1
untimely ends, the graduate detec been asleep. He had no difficulty
this field, which is no longer an
May 10. honoring Mothers day.
tive decided he had better take the in breaking into the filling station subject of unemployment. The opin experimental one. Its basic prin Lewis Milestone production.
Already "The Front Page” la be There will he special uumbers on ,
advice of the college president un
and decided that he would write a ion Is being freely expressed that ciples having been fully tested and
til something turned up. It had thesis on that subject In case the
ing hailed by New York reviewers the regular program and refresh- I
become exasperating to make In correspondence school gave post up to a few weeks ago the depres developed by the artificial refrig
quirles In a casual way ahou: graduate degrees, but the disposal sion had continued to grow. The erators now In common use. Along j as the prise production of 1931— ments will he served.
W RIGHT A SONS
Mrs. A. Copeland leader of the
deaths which Invariably proved to of the slot machine was a different upturn has finally come, they now with the exploitation of this field the laurels going once again to Di
be the result of nephritis, pnen
rector Milestone.
high neh<M>l 4-li clubs entertained
Springfield,
Oregon
matter.
monla, or something equally unln
It was much bulkier thaD the assert, although only in a small by the sellers of the new apparatus
In "The Front Page," Milestone the clubs a l her home at Pleasant
teresting. and Janie* Homer Wood graduate detective had thought It degree. It is certain the return to will come additional work for build-’
gave himself seriously to thought would be, hut eventually he got normal will be much quicker than ers in all lines who will have to has poured his finest dlreotorltal Hill Friday night. May t.
efforts, and he has had the whole
The
Upper Willamette Girl
on the subject of harmless field It through the window.
the time the slump required. That supply new beat-rasistlng floors, 1
work.
As he had brought no conveyance
He recalled that there was a slot with him, he had to carry the slot business will gain momentum as it ceilings and walls.
The automotive, radio and simi
machine In a filling station not far j machine on his hack down the road continues to improve Is obvious, as
from Ills home. As a detective, he to a dump.
lar lines have about reached the J
sert the officials.
knew that slot machines were llle
One bad thing noted about the point where no labor will be need-1
gal. and as a choir singer, he knew
trend
of conditions la that business ed. no matter how the demand
that they were immoral. The Blot
LOST— Black velvet Jacket at
machine, he decided, had as few In Springfield ball diamond. Return to is gaining faster than the employ grows. New machinery will replace
fluantlal friends as the man eating
ment of workers. The slump re- labor in those fields about a» fast
■hark and w-as the logical subject this office.
GRABUA1E DICK*
LANDS IN JAIL
Upper Willamette
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
THE GREATEST FILM
SENSATION SINCE
TALKIES WERE BORN
Opens
Sunday
For 4
D ays.
FRONT Mfil
4 3 8 SILK DRESSES
On Sale
CIIAS. P. POOLE
PRESIDENT
In 3 G roups
$
Select from this charming group of
148 Dresses. For Afternoon. Sport.
Bunday Night, Dancing- Many have
Jacket»— Material»; Printed Chif
fon*. Plain and Printed Silk», Pap
tela In Georgette and Washable
Bilk*. All size* to 4*> and half «lies.
177 LOVELY DRES3E8 In
this group nullable for all oc-
•a*lous. Graduation Frocks
jf plain and Printed Chiffon*.
Printed Silk» aud Smart
Frocks of Flat Crepee, Shan
lung and Georgette. Si»e» 1»
to 48. Regular $12.75
to $18.75 values. $ 9 .9 5
95
14
R. CLAUDE GRAY
HECRRTARY-TREASURER
Reg. $16.75 to $25.00 Val.
103
DRES3ES.
The new ow ners are: I’. .1. Bartholomew, funeral director for 7 years; R.
Claude Gray, well known Eugene business man for the past 30 years;
lady attendant, Mrs. Margie A. Bartholomew.
It’s an Experience
You’ll Never Forget.
FIRST
RUN
TRUE FEMININE STYLES IN
$8.75
Flower* trim smart mid-summer hat» of atraw, effectively; good
selection In natural, navy, white black and colors.
THE W HITE PANAMA for sport woar is most
popular.A n ew selectio n at
VICE-PREHIDENT
Mr. W. E. W alker has left this firm and two new men have been taken
into the company, which will still he Identified as the W alker Poole Co.
$ 4 .9 5 and $ 5 .9 5
$3.95
P. .1. BARTHOLOMEW
Becoming
lieases of Shantung, Silk and
Rayon Print*. Many in guar- I
anteed washable material*. 19 ■
1
dresses are htgJier priced ■
dresses from regular line*.
A Fashion Value Event That No One Should Miss—
Starts at 8:30 Thursday
Millinery
The W alker-Poole
Company is now
headed by 3
experienced men.
$5
Prices for
this super st-
traction only
CHAS. P. POOLE
JACK
OAKIE
nautical
riot
P. J. BARTHOLOMEW
R. CLAUDE GRAY
Chapels at
SHOWING SATURDAY ONLY
In the
THE WALKER-POÒLE CO.
SEA
LEGS
Usual
Prices
25c
SPRINGFIELD
222 Main Street
Phone 625
Ras. 126 C Street
EUGENE
11th ind Charnelton
Phone 723