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    P A O ! POUR
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
FAVORS
Will Rogers’ Is OR. MEAD
IR R IG A TIO N HELP
Very Simple Life\ Federal Commiaalonar Explains
N o w F acin g M urder Indictm ent*
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1932
Upper Willamette
Head vs. Legs In
Visiting Paisnts
Wayne Hawk'
of Albany Is visiting al the I ioiui
of lit ! areni». Mi and Mrs. Wal
BUDGET M EETIN G 8 E T
AT CEDAR FLAT SCHOOL
la<
Hawke, In Springfield
The annual budget mealing for
Mr. and Mrs J. D, Garni I re and
Ihe Cedar Flat school has been vall­
daughter, Betty, and Mr. aud Mra.
Church Group Picnic — V, ung isi for September S, according Io
George Kelsay have returned from
“ Down to Earth" Best Ex*
Married peopl« of Hie Chrisllntl untlees which have been posted
Sonnenberg
Artiat
Aohiu
1«
a weeks tour of the coaat clilea.
< hurt'll held a potluck supper u The full terni of school will begin
A formal statement In favor of
presses Attitude of Humor*
Jack aud Grace Mitchell enter
Matched With Light Footed
My«r
I'm k near Hayden brida September 12 with Miss Grunt as
federal assistance In rehabilitating
ist Who Likes People
talned a number of tbelr friends at
Hill in Weekly Event
Tiiesdar evening.
existing reclamation projects has
teacher,
an evening of pleasure. The yuuu»
Screen land's busiest and most been received from Dr K11 wood
folks had a swim which was follow
It will be head versus feet at the
denix-ratlc celebrity Is Will Rogers. Mead, commissioner of reclamation
Camping Out—Mr and Mrs. WII
ed by a dinner about 7 o'clocl Eugene Armory Friday evening
Ocmolgy Forest Qrowlng
Rogers, who conies to the Fox in the department of the Interior,
aud a dance after the dinner Seven when Walter Achlu, Chinese, wres Usui Pollard al. I Mrs W II Pol
•McDonald Sunday, prefers to be. by Dr W L. Powers, secretary of
During the past »lx years, the
couples were present.
tier, and Sonnenberg artist, meets lard and family are spending (he
and Is big enough to be, him elf. the Oregon Reclamation congress
The young folks of the Interme­ Don Hill. Wichita. Kansas hoy who week at (he Pollarti summer calili Washington number» of the Order
He likes to talk, and to his fellow and chief in soils at Oregon State
diate Kudeavor eutertalned III has caused such a sun atloil li> on the Hansen place nuar Thur» of DeMolny have planted 187.46b
players about the Fox studio he I college.
honor of Mrs Effie Wheeler their these parts with Ills agile legs. In Ion. Dr Pollard drlvea out Io the young forest trees on their foreal
Dr. Mead is soon to come west to
will expound his views by the hour
< amp and back to Springfield each In the Wind River valley, Colum
leader who has resigned. The the main event number.
Hut to professional interviewers he addres the annual meeting of the
blu national foreal.
*
Hill's legs proved a real threat day.
evening was spent playing games
Oregon Reclamation congress Oct­
proves disconcertingly elusive.
outdoors nt the Phelps home fol­ last week when he wrapped them 1
Few Hollywoodians really under­ ober C and T, probably in Bend. His
around Wildcat' Pete to take the
lowed by a wiener roast.
stand him They a.sume his utter] statement is sent in advance of
The Peligra l.imibcr company first fall of a chsinplonnhlp match
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES ON
disregard for dress, his customary his appearance and indicates the
baseball team managed by Frank In which the Junior middleweight I
avoidance of premieres, his drawl- position he is likely to elaborate
Graham defeated Fisher Lumber championship belt wa at stake
ing speech and Oklahoma manner-1
,n greater detail in his address
company ot Marcóla last Sunday al Pete came hack, however, and j
isms are a pose. On the contrary. I >° the congress.
In the city of Springfield nt
saved Ills belt by laklug I he lust |
Marcóla by a score of 2.1 to 5,
Has Three-Fold Program
they are very real and form a part
Helen anil Jeanette Settle who two falls.
This principle has been backed
of a personality that is violently
have been visiting In Portland and
Achlu won over Mackey, and Pat
MEN' S BLUE CHAMBRAY WuRK SHIRTS. «6c val at 4 5 c
opposed to -bam and affectation of by the Oregon Reclamation con­
A trial wdoch seems certain to attract national attention is that of Libby Salem returned home last week.
Iteugau aud ll-nnle Wilson wrest
gress for years, says Dr. Powers,
any kind.
Holman Reynolds and Albert (Ab) Walker at Winston-Salem. N C.. on
G lltl.S KNITTED WGGI. IIKIIKTS. 26c value
15c
Pleasant Hill high school regís led a tiodeclslou 'match as extra
which has advocated a three-fold
an indictment charging murder of the former’s husband, Z Smith Reynolds,
Shy on Studio Lot
W ilol, BATTS, tine Pound
^wo Pounds
SOC
tration days are September S anil S event on the card last Friday.
heir
to
a
tobacco
fortune
Libby
Holman
Reynolds,
fame,!
Broadway
Consequently. although he will program of physical rehabilitation
Low price and extra nice while bleached COTTON BATTS
"Blues" singer, and Walker, companion of the late husband, Reynold*,
Special events on Ihe card this
fight shy of meeting regular studio in refinancing on a basis of pro­
were released following the Cbrorrr’s inquest, but rearrested following an
week
will
tie
announced
Friday
visitors or of appearing in public ductive value over a long period at
12c
15c
33c
investigation by county authorities The death of Reynolds terminated a
morning by Herb Gwen, match
LADIES DANI'K SET. Brassiere and Panties, both tor 3 9 c
big party over July 4th weekend. Photos show Libby Holman, Ab Walker
he delights in getting a group of moderate interest rates.
and Alfred Holman, Cincinnati lawyer, who will help defend his daughter.
The Presbyterian congregation maker, who la spending the week
Dr. Mea.l points out that farmers
players and extras around him on
are getting the plans under way It, in Scuttle conferring with Jack
the set to swap stories, or in Join are at present unable to raise
rebuild Ihe church which burned Reynold relative to a match here
ing a gang of youngsters on -one money themselves to replace worn
in July. Committee In charge con soon with George Pete. Reynold,
vacant lot and teaching them to out structures on existing practical
slats of Rev. R. K. Clark, Mrs. A. was to have been the big drawing
projects. The income to the fed­
spin a rope.
K Jennings. F W. Page. Charlie card last week, but failed to show
Mr and Mrs WilHam Barnett
“Unpretentious" is perhaps the eral reclamation fund is greatly re-
Jessen. L. R Millican and Win up due to sudden Illness of his
Veneta last Sunday.
best word to describe him. His duced at present and is inadequate made , , rip
D z i e r / m n l O X W I S T C O A S T I M l A T If IN
Hucka. Clearing away the debris wife at Sun Francisco while en
favorite attire because it is the to carry out the necessary repairs
Harry and Ella Baugh, James
of the old church will begin a , soon route to Eugene.
nos! comfortable, cons sts ot blue or improvements to these projects. Edmiston, Percy Robison and Nedra
ANOTHER SMASHING HIT!
as possible.
trousers, cowboy style, and a lea What is needed, he says, is to have Weaver, drove to Deadmoud ferry
REPLETE WITH ROGERS' HOMESPUN HUMOR
Leave for North Dakota— Mr t in
Reports are that the Christian
ther Jacket over a blue shirt. His the income of the reclamation ser­ last Wednesday night and attended
AND WISE CRACKS—
church is also planning to build at Mrs. Joe Trlnka and duughter. Lli
secretary attends entirely to his vice increased from the present a farewell party at Mr. Moons
Ban.
and
Frank
Tuhy
left
Tuesday
Walterville.
They
have
quite
a
business affairs In a modest little three million to around 10 million a home. They hare sold their farm
for Dickinson, North Dakota, where
office in Beverly Hills. His daily year so that these projects may be there and plan f? make their future
Do not feel that you need discard membership at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Scott of Bend the) will spend two weeks
and weekly newspaper and maga saved.
a good hat simply because you have
home in Washington.
made a week-end visit at the C. L.
Does Not Add New Land
line articles he types himself, labor­
The bridge party was held with grown tired of It. because there Scott home. C. L. Scott returned to
Such a plan, he points out, does
iously and with two fingers, on a
are
ways
of
doing
things
to
an
old
Miss Marjorie Grant last Wednes­
portable machine he carries around not involve adding new land to the
hut that give it an entirely new ap­ Bend with them, having spent two
weeks vacation here.
cultivated area, but it would pre day afternoon the next party wllr pearance.
in his car.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irvin hav«
serve farms already established. be held with Misses Veda and Elva
Add
a
new
flower
or
feather
Gray.
fancy. Or. best of all. take off the moved from Sprlngfleid to the
Vida Resident Here— A. McDon­ Unless something Is done, he says,
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. old band and add a new one with a Elliot Potter home Mr. Potter Is
ald of Vida was a business visitor thousands of farms improved and
Laurence Gossler last Friday for mart little bow or other device *>u,‘e fweble s,nc* hl* recent Illness
cultivated
for
years
will
again
be­
in Springfield Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Slaven and
come part of the desert and the all day. The members will meet made from ribbon. The all navy
of Choice Groceries
men who made homes there turned with her again next Friday after­ blue hat will take on a much more family. Miss Wynona Carter and
Wendling Resident Here— Mrs.
noon to finish the work that was 1 summery appearance If you Intro­ Miss Rosalie Fountain of Leaburg. Vinegar
gal. 19c
adrift.
Beryl Crowe fo Wendling was a
were Waldport visitors over the
“It is a situation which primarily not completed.
duce
a
contrasting
color
In
the
rib
visitor In Springfield on Tuesday.
Sack Salt, Reg. 10c. 2 for 15c
Next Sunday Rev. Stivers will bon band.
week-end.
concerns the west, and which can
begin
his
ministry
here
for
the
Miss
Dorothy
Smith
of
Browns­
be improved only by the active in­
Canned Milk, large. 6 for 29c
There are charming new rever
Vida Resident Here— Mrs. Frank fluence of an informed and aroused coming year. There will be a basket
sible ribbons—blue on one side and ville, who has been spending the I jiuudry Soap
2 for 5c I
Minney of Vida was a visitor in public opinion," Dr. Mead con- dinner at noon. He has taken a
white on the other, or beige on one summer at the King home, left
thia city Saturday.
vacation during the month of Aug­ side and blue ou the other. Or you ] Sunday for the opening of the Brooms, reg. 50c
eludes.
for 39c (
ust. Rev. Montoroy from Eugene, may use two ribbons of different : school year.
Here from Camp Creek—Vincent
Mrs. Anna Stacy plans to return Scouring Cleanser 3 for 10c
Walterville Resident Here— A. a Philippine minister, attended ser
Chase of Camp Creek was a visitor A. Campbell of Walterville was a vices here and gave a short talk
from Lebanon Sunday, where abv
Guaranteed Coffee
19c '
in Springfield on Wednesday.
f has been to visit her son and family
visitor in Springfield on Monday. last Sunday.
The younge people of the neigh-
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Stacy will bring Beat Molasses, reg. 19 for 10c 1
Visitors from Vida— Mr. and Mrs.
' her home.
Walterville Man Here— Arthur borhood met at John Prices Wed
L. G. Holman of Vida were visitors Easton of Walterville was a visitor °e»<iay evening for a birdge party
Mr. and Mrs. John Kampher and iuirge Dried ITunes, 81b. 25c :
here on Wednesday.
in honor of Miss Mildred Price
family and Mr. and Mrs. Therlow Peas, Corn. Tomatoes.
In Springfield on Tuesday.
who is leaving next Monday for
Smith, all of Albany, and Sam
—ALSO—
Regular 15c, for
10c !
Here from Marcóla—Sam Sptcer
Tossum of Marcolu were guests at
At Albany Monday—Dr. and Mrs. The Dalles where she will teach
COMEOY
of Marcóla was a visitor in Spring- N. W. Emery visited at Albany the coming year. Miss Price has
Potatoes, 13 lbs for
19c
' the Gina Momb home Sunday.
NEWS
• • IR E N E R IC H • •
field Wednesday.
taught at The Dalles for several
Monday evening.
Bargains in all canned goods.,
SCENIC
D O R O TH Y JO R D A N
years past.
,O > H C IM S«
Iowa Resident Here— Mrs. Lee
To Move Friday— Mr. and Mrs.
John Travis has purchased a
Return from Portland— Mr. and
Studevant of Lehigh, Iowa, arrived
Pay Cash <& Pay Less
George Carson will move Friday to Mrs. A. B. Malo returned from Port- three acre tract from August Vitus.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — SEPT. 2 * 3
here Tuesday to visit at the Morris
their new home on the McKenzie , land Monday. They have been
Mrs. Needham and son, Ray
Morton home in West Springfield.
river near Myers park.
Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Harvey
visiting relative« there.
She will take her granddaughter,
Hadley and William Eyler motored
Julie Wrider. back to Iowa with her Junction of Pacific and
Visits with Brother—A. R. Mur­
Leaving for California— Mrs. L. to Winchester bay last week, also
McKenzie Highways.
when she returns.
phy of Crawfordsville visited here K. Page will leave today for a two- visited other coast cities while on
Wednesday with his brother Dallas weeks’ trip to Sacramento, Califor- their tr(p.
Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell motor
I nia to visit relatives.
ed to Portland last Friday taking
"You are charged with selling
Visits at Klamath Falla— Harry Mrs. Linn Endicott and infant son
Wright left Sunday for Klamath to their home there. Mr. and Mrs.
adulterated milk." said the judge.
"But the testimony shows that it Falls. He expects to be gone for Russell also visited their son, Bel
mont Russell, and family at Silver
one week.
is 25 per cent water."
ton
and attended to business in
“Then," interposed counsel, “It
Salem while on the trip.
your honor will look up the word
Visit at Junction City— Mrs. J.
John Edmiston and daughter, colors for your ornament. One
"milk'' In your dictionary you will M. Larson and two s o n m o to r e d
BASEMENT BARGAINS
FIRST FLOOR BARGAINS
Hazel,
motored to Port Orford last should be slightly narrower than
find It contains from 80 to 90 per to Junction City Monday to spend
the
other
so
that
a
band
of
the
con­
Combination
Roofing
$1.00
Fast
Color Prints, yd.
.06
cent water. My client should have the day visiting with her sister. Friday for a few days vacation.
roll
trasting color shows at the edges.
Cretonnes,
yd.
.07
Mr.
Kaufman
from
McMinnville
sold It for cream.”
Mrs. Sam Miller.
Coverall House Paint 1.19
The sketch shows two ways of
Part Linen Crash Towel­
i- visiting at Bert Weaver's home.
gal
making flat bows to use to trim
ing. yd.
.05
Electric Potato Baker 1.59
your hat. You can no doubt have
All Silk Pongee, yd.
.17
DON'T SLEEP ON LEFT
Electric
Irons
1.00
th m made for you by an expert at
All Silk Hat Crepe, yd .49
SIDE, GAS HURTS HEART the ribbon counter where you buy
5-Cell Flashlight
1.00
70x80 Part Wool Blankets,
if stomarch gas makes you rest­ the ribbon or you can make them
Boiled IJnseed Oil, gal .75
I"'' pair
1.77
less and unable to sleep on right
Zincite
House
Paint,
side, take Adlerika. One dose will yourself.
Murray
Bay
all
wool
g a l .............................. 2.45
The third trimming device, also
rid you of gas or nervousness, and
Blankets pr.
5.45
Kalsomine, pkg.
.35
bring sound sleep. Flanery's Drug made of ribbon, is not at all diffi­
64x84
Camp
Blankets,
. store.
Tred Proof Floor Paint
cult to copy. Choose ribbon about
BMh
2.29
gal....................... 2.50
1 inch wide, twist it as shown in
Pepsodent
Tooth
Paata
.29
CALL FOR WARRANTS
4 Hour Enamel, qt.
.79
the sketch and .»ew down to a small
Llsterlne Tooth Paste .17
Notice is hereby given that
Shingle
Stain,
gal
.79
piece of canvas.
Squibb's Dental Cream .29
School District No. 19, in Lane
11 Year Atlas Roofing
Cash Price
Ingrams Shaving Cream .39
' County. Oregon, will pay at the
ro ll......................... 1.58
Palmolive Shaving Cr. .26
I office of clerk of said district, all
Plana Mountain Trip — Marion
Entire Group
Super State Roofing
Jergen
Hand Ixitlon
.36
warrants to and including 2300, Adams plans to leave Saturday tor
ro ll......................... 2.44
LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM
dated May 31, 1932. Interest ceases a week-end trip to Grasshopper
I’ure Pennsylvania Motor
' after September 3.
Beautiful Walnut Metal YOUR CHOICE OF T H E
mountain in the Cascade range
Oil, 2 gals.
1.49 Jacquard Davenport
The W h i t e
C. F. BARBER. Clerk.
above the South Fork highway.
and Chair
$29.95
Bed, Walnut Veneer Dress-
FOLLOW ING ITEM S
Runrite Western Oil,
erand Large size Chiffonier Witch Haul
Bulk, gal.
.29 Occasional Chair
2.95
Front Grocery
Leaves for Idaho—Mrs. George P.
Fall Creek Man Here—Lew More­
3 pieces
$28.85 Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
3 Piece Rath Outfits 39.95 End Table
.89
carries quality
Hoffman leaves today for Jerome. house of Fall Creek was a visitor In
50 lb. Mattress
5.95 Almond and Banxoln Lotion
Muffin Tins
.15 9x12 Axminlster Rug 17.95
Idaho, for a 10 day trip.
Sp ngfield Wednesday.
Coll
Springs
5.95 Lemon Cream Lotion
Cookie
Plates
.21
f o o d s at the
Yarn Rug
1.00 Eu De Quinine Hair Tonic
Cake Pans
.25 Floor lamp & Smoker 1.95
Total ..._.........
$53.69
Total
$41.75 8. P. Bay Rum Shaving Lotion
Rolling Pins
.23
lowest l e v e l
Flour Sifters
.29
8. P. Rubbing Alcohol compound
consistent with
Dish Drainers
.49
Sue Pree Wave Set
Ironing Board Pads
.49
Sue Pree Brllllantlne
good merchan­
Ironing Board Covers
.19
Lilao Vegetal AftarShavIng
dising practice.
Sad Iron Sets
1.69 5-PIECE WALNUT VENEER SUITE
Lotion
S 2 9 .9 5 Rose
1- lb. Wardway Wax
.30
Hair Dressing Pomade
O u r delivery
Consisting ot Table and 4 Chairs
Wall Paper Cleaner
.12
Perfumed Petroleum Jelly
service is with­
Cloths Baskets .......
.79 9x12 W ARDOLEUM RUG
s 3 l: S S Almond Glycerine Roee Lotion
Iridav Mat Card
Need of Aid in Saving
Preeen» Projects
School Supplies
HOFFMAN’S Corner Drygoods Store
I McKenzie Valley
Thurston
- » » - < < « -
VtflY
Starts Sunday
Stop Look!
SACRIFICE SALE
R<
DOWNTPEARTH
West Side Grocery
TOM MIX in ‘The Texas Bad Man’
W A R D D A Y S - 60th A N N I V E R S A R Y
S a le E n d s S a tu r d a y , S e p te m b e r 3 r d
RC.A. BATTERY SET RADIOS
Complete With 1-Year A-Battery
Regular $61.95
Patronize
Sale $49.95
Complete 3-Room Group
of Furniture
$ 1 2 9 .3 7
The Store
That Helps
To Pay
Your Taxes
DINING ROOM
-more rw stent motorists use
“S T A N D A R D "
out additional
charge.
than any other cjasoline
THEY LIKE IT
AND SO WILL YOU
Peaches! Peaches! Peaches!
NOW is the Time to Can Peaches.
We have Home-Grown Elbertas, Crawfords, Hales and
Muirs.
prices
5Oc — 7 5 c and $ 1 .0 0 a
bushel
Help Our Farmers by Canning Home-Grown Peaches
TO M ATO ES
50C
A BUSHEL
We have all kinds of Fruit Jars, Rubbers and Acces­
sories for canning.
White Front Grocery
W. A. Taylor
-
Phone 9
(STANDARD
'-■for f t i f f Octane Efficiency
STANDARD GASOLINE
■At STANDARD, S T A T IO N S ,IN C .
AND RED WHITE & BLUE DEALERS
S T A N D A R D
O IL
C O M P A N Y
OP
C A I. I F O R N ’
Dust P an s....................
Claw Hammers
Screw Drivers
Ball Pein Hammer
7 pc. Socket Wrenches
Machinist Pliers
2- Ft. Folding Rule
TO TA L
...............................
.15
.20
Easy Terms If Desired - $10.00 Down $10.50 Monthly
.10
Small carrying charge.
.20
.25
.15 FOUR RECONDITIONED
.09 ELECTRIC WASHERS
Ratchet Brace......... . .93
Guaranteed
Grass Shears
.63
Electric Percolator
1.29
Electric Curling Irons .69
Mazda Electric Lights .20
Split Knobs
.02
WITH EVERY RIVERSIDE TIRE PURCHASED
Simoniz W ax.................. 47
Simoniz Cleaner
.47
DURING THIS
Tire Patch Outfit
.10
Spoke Brushes
.19
Chamois Skins
.75
$ 2 9 .9 5
FREE TU BE
SALE
10c Each
Men’s Broadcloth Dress
S h irts......
.59
Golden Crest Hosiery,
pair
.47
Mercerized Hose ,pr.
.25
Rayon Underwear, ea. .49
Candle Wick Red Spread
Each ..............
1.00
Boys’ Overalls, pr.
.35
Men's Suits, ea.
9.75
Men’s Overalls, pr.
.49
Rockford Hocks, pr. . .05
Men’s Rayon Silk Dress
Socks, pr......
.19
Pioneer Overalls, p r.. .69
M ontgomery V/ ard & Co.
Eleventh and Willamette
The Friendliest Store in Town
Eugene, Oregor