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OREGON M l LAW TO BE DISCUSSED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1M2 THB SPRINGFTELD NEWS PAO» r o u i t A ^ kin A C ill U FOREST IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM IN OREGON U O r / H f l f l , Much Naw W ork la Now Balng Carr I ad Forward by Addi tional Appropriation* On Card TEACHER PARTY Tonight TO BE TONIGHT Victor of Seattle Tournament Annual Reception for Faculty Mathodiat Board Representa- * »"**•« <* ^ r“ a"’ “‘ Expected to Be Favorite in Members to Be Held at forent improvement work 1» now Armory Match Tonight five Will Speak at Local Methodist Church Here being carried out on the 13,444,000 Church Sunday Night acres within the 14 national foreeU Jack Gorman and Walter Achlu ¡AMERICAN INDIAN IS SUBJECT OF STUDY A study of the American Indian, with special emphasis on the man ner In which they live at Whits Swan Mission among the Yakima Indians was made here Tuesday enlng at the regular meeting of the Mission society of the Christian church which met at the hotne of Mrs. W. A. Taylor. Mrs. D. B. Mur phy was leader for the program and Introducetl the subject, later call ing on Mrs. A P. Severson to give an outline of the work of Mr and Mrs. Dallas Wright among (he In dians at the White Swan mission. Miss Pearl Helterbrand. represent ing the young ladies society, also spoke on the mission. BODY OF MIN IS FOUND IN CANAL STORE EMPLOYEES HAVE the dinner games, music, and stunts were enjoyed. Guests Includati Mr, DINNER LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Hen Hollister en tertained at their home Iasi night with a dinner for employeea ot the Irish Murphy store here. Following and Mrs. M H Irish. Mr and Mrs. I) II Murphy. Mr and Mrs Marlon Adama. Barbara Adams. John Dale Adams. William Cox. Eva Miller and Mlaa Clara Jones. Leaburg Resident Thought to H ay# Shpp<d | „ to D itch While Getting Water CLOSING OUT SALE AT HOFFMAN S ON Summer Merchandise The postpoued party for teach ot Oregon, reports the regional for will be matched on the weeks The hotly ot Prank McDowell, ers of the city schools which the la'aburg farmer, for whom a two- ester at Portland, Oregon. ’ wrestling card at the Armory In 49c E x tra U ' hh I H o u m Presa«'« This program is made possible the main event. Ray Ryau and Tiny Springfield Parent Teacher associa day search hail been conducted, tion had planned for last week will tluough special relief approprta Simmons will provide the entertain waa recovered from the l<eaburg Chllth’t'ii'n School tJrt'HM'H, SIzt'H M to 14 be held at the Methodist church power canal a short distance direct tlona of the last congress and In ment for the special event, 25 cent price reduction on each dreas. tonight at 8 o’clock. eludes a wide range of needed for I Gorman is the wrestler who sur ly southeast of hia residence late Members of the executive com Suede Coate Regular price Now est development«, such as fire pro j vlved the entire championship ell- Wednesday morning by State ......... $ 4 .7 5 Police Officer Howard, deputy tection projects as well as admin minatlon series held at Seattle re- mtttee ot the local unit met Mon istrative, stock ranges, and public i cently and then was pitted against day afternoon and organised what sheriff. George (’atiaday. and Clar HOFFMAN’S Corner Drygoods Store .. unround mprovements. I Jack Reynolds who defeated him. is to be known as room representa ence Simon, county coroner. Among the many construction but by such a close margin that the tives from each classroom at the It la believed that Mr McDowell Two vocal solos were given by Sprlirgfli'ltl. Ort'Koii ■tbtlt be ou Ute ballot In It No Lincoln and Itrattaiu school. is drowned sometime Bunday Miss Wilma Lewis, and Miss Clara items in the national forest pro fans clamored for another rematch election. The members appointed on this Jones had churge of the devotion- evening when he went Io dip water which was granted and aleó ended There 1* considerable confusion gram for Oregon are 24 lookout body by Mrs. W. O. Burch, presi houses, 1« fire towers. 4« fireman s ’ ‘««nr for Reynolds from the ditch for household pur alt. In the mind* of the voter* as to cabins 25 ranger station houses. This double match with the wel- dent, are as follows: Mrs Marie Robertson was elect poses, his own well being out of just what the Issues are pertaining Lincoln school—Mrs. L. M. Shan 2-LB DARK ALL-WOOL to the Initiative measure calling i l barns, 71 public campgrounds, terweight champion suddenly creat- non, first grade; Mrs. O. H. Jar ed secretary of the group to suc order Neighbors last saw the man 13 tool houses. 235 miles of tele- • d™ «"d “ • alive on Bunday. ceed Mrs. l.uella Bristow who has for the repeal of the state prohl line. 38 m ile, of pasture , artist to appear In many d iffe r s . rett. second grade; Mrs. H. Schaf- Men from the city power crews bltlon law generally known as the phone L . 14 stock counting o o r r e t a . | w o ^ t ^ » M t e n « J * fenberg. third; Mrs. W. C. Wright moved to Eugene. assisted In the search, the hody be Anderson law. No one is better in night will also be watched by those and Mrs. Jack Sherman, fourth; ing located by James Hucklna. formed and more able to speak on S4 range water improvements, and who are waiting to see him at Mrs. Edith Laxton and Daisy Pugh, SCARLET FEVER CASES Mr McDowell waa about 83 yoara this Important subject than is Mr. 38 miles of drift fence. fifth; Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Riva work. old. He waa a native of Michigan, Under road and trail work, a MUST BE REPORTED Herwlg. He has had considerable Achiu was able to tame the Jap Adams, seventh: Mrs. Hugh Joillff, and la survived by one sister, Mrs. to do with the passage of the pro total of 307 miles of secondary or anese, Petsura Takahashi, in their Mrs. Pratt Holverson, and Mrs U n ie s cases of communicable Aurelia White of Flushing. Michi hibition law in Oregon and is the forest roads are to be built, while match last week. Takahashi had Edward Prlvat, eighth. diseases are reported to the health gan. She had spent a large part of most outstanding leader and au 110 miles are to be bettered. Trail Brattain school— Mrs. A. R. officer of the city, Dr. W. H Poll the past year with her brother, but already defeated George Pete. O n ly work will consist of 235 miles of thority on the subject In the state. The Hill-Ryan went the full time Sneed, first grade; Mrs. Levi Neet, This will give t ie voters of new work and improving 61 miles limit and ended fto a draw with each second; Mrs. Severt Jacobson, ard threatens to make a test case was In the east at the time of his of some family to Impress the Im death. . Springfield an opportunity to learn of existing forest trails. third; Mrs. M R. Adams, fourth; portance of such action upon the Mining had claimed the Interests The regional forester brought out wrestler gett.ng one fall first hand all about the campaign ARE Mrs. J. Fulop. fifth; Mrs. Chace general public. of Mr. McDowell for many years. being waged against the repeal of the fact that not only will this na j and Mrs. Eudicott, sixth. He had prospected In Douglas coun There have been several cases of ttonal forest improvement program COMMISSIONER ISSUES the Anderson law. Past presidents will each be ask help local unemployment relief situ DFPORT this and other communicable dis ty before coming to Leaburg. Ilia ed to make short talks at the pro ations, but will call for large quan G U A R D IA N LOAN R EPO R T ease In Springfield for some time, wife waa burled at Roseburg and FREE EDUCATION IN gram tonight and other program t it l e s of lumber, shingles, telephone usually they are of a mild nature his body will be shinned there for FORESTRY AVAILABLE . . . . . . _ . ri , , Definite indication of the success numbers will be presented under I But All and no physician Is summoned and Interment. and barbed wire, and a wide v a n - t „ .. _ obtained bv state corporation com the direction of Mrs. Edna Yarnell. Funeral announcements w i ll oe no report made. r. Pollard stales ety of hardware and building ma Fellowships in forestry are again Committee chairmen working on Are missloner James Mott in .onserv from Branatetter-Blinon that the Individual Is responsible made offered by the Charles Lathrop terial. ing assets of savings and Ioan as the teacher reception are Mrs. O. H. chapel Io Eugene following com for the filing of reports of such 111 Labor for this work is to be hand MIGHTY CHEAP Pack Forest Education Board for sociations in Oregon for sharehold Jarrett, hospitality; Mrs. Edna Yar neas where no doctor Is employed munlcatlon with the slater In Michi the purpose of “encouraging men led entirely by the forest super era became evident this week. nell. program; Mrs. M R. Adams, 968 Willamette There Is no need for a scare In gan. who have shown unusual intelle visors of the 14 national forests of Notices being mailed throughout games; Mrs. D. O. Fisher, decora Springfield at the present time Oregon, cooperating with their ctual and personal qualities to ob i the state to investors in the bank tions; and Mrs. E C. S,uart- re' although such a situation might tain training that will best equip local relief agencies. j rupt Guardian Building and Loan freshments. easily arise through the schools If them for responsible work, either 1 association are indicative of the necessary precautions are nol In the general practice of forestry HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE ; problems Mott has met in his ef SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC taken, he says. Out of five cases ~rhe- Indies’ Aid society members In the forest Industries, in the ELECTS NEW OFFICERS fort ,o end lo*se8 to Oregonians. FOR CHURCH LISTED which he has investigated and of motored to Pleasant Hill last Wed teaching of foreetry, in forest re *“ *” Despite liquidation costs, harrow which only two had been quaran nesday where they worked for Mrs search, or in the development of The New Testament Holiness" is tlned. he found three which had E. V Stivers Officers for the recently organ ing legislation and the handicap of public forest policy." In awarding Mrs. Rena Ed ml a ton relumed ixed high school division of the former lease agreements, the cor- the subject of the morning sermon not had a doctor and which had the fellowships no restrictions are Epworth League at the Methodist poration department during the per Wednesday from Bear Creek where at the Christian church Sunday. been ntlld and not reported made as to age. educational status church were elected at their meet- lod since it took over the Guardian There will be special music. The she spent several days with her or practical experience, but ordinar ing Sunday evening. has made a proflt of »31.273.21. evening service will be evangelistic brother Anda Calvert, who is quite lly they will be granted only to Am When Rttdy Vallee, orchestra tit with shingles. They are: Marian Shipley, presi- after all expenses were paid for in nature with choir music. Veltie erickn or Canadian citixens who lf‘ad«‘r •"«’ rad,° aln*er- «'** ,n,° “ A W. Weaver accompanied by dent; Allen Sneed, first vice-presi the period, Mott's statement re Pruitt will preach both sermons. have completed an undergraduate restaurant In New York chances his grandson. Roy Weaver, arrived dent; Beatrice Carson, second vice- vealed college course or its equivalent Visits P a re n ts- Mr. and Mrs. he'n ord,‘r »"«nible«! eggs and home last Sunday after spending president; Audrey Thompson, third “Our investigation of mortgages Grants may be made for study at a Frank DePue. Jr., and two daugh rrl’ P bacon U'* h"' f,vor,,e dlah several weeks at Crocket and San school of forestry or an institute vice-president; Orville McPherson. and properties of the association ters. Nancy and Marylln. are here »»’ B<” ‘ d««llked food la caviar, Francisco. California. Mrs. Weaver — __ ____ vice-president; Doroth> indicate* a deplorable lack of bust of research, on . a forest . under man fourth this week visiting with Mr. and And now New York shops are of expected to arrive home a few days association with forest Robinson, secretary; Margaret Jar negg prjncjpje.8e W |th the result that agement. in Mrs. Frank DePue. Mr. DePue ferlng furniture made out of cello- later. Industries, or In travel. Fellows will rett, treasurer; Barbara Barncll. g greater part of the loans carried John Edmlston spent the week senior and his son left today for phane. pianist; Ruth Pollard, song leader. represent the entire value of proper be ecpected to devote their full time end on South Fork of McKenzie tjeg O(jere<i as securities, and in Oakridge for a short vacation. to the work for which the fellow and Roy Crandall, room manager with his daughter and family. Mr. A fellowship dinner and social many eases an amount consider- A man appeared at a New York ships are awarded. and Mrs. Ralph Bonney. He return Last Statement Applications for fellowships for hour preceded the election. Short gb]j. jn 6Xce88 of present values.” hospital the other day with a badly ed home Tuesday accompanied by _______________ OnIy , 595196 08 book value as The last statement made by the 1*33-34 must be made to the secre talks were made by Rev. Polndex Injured thumb. Said he bit it while pi rat National Bank ot Springfield eating golden bantam corn. Sounds Mr. and Mrs. Bonney and daughter tary of the board, at 1214 Sixteenth ! ter. Miss Faye Parsons, and Miss getg conId be saiVaged to meet $1. Shirley Mae. 1335,181.23 in deposits. Less than 55 on Jnne 30. gives asseta and liabili reasonable. Street NW.. Washington. D C.. by Shipley. Mias Dorothy Doier took serious ties of the bank as follows: i per cent in dividends will be real January 1, 1933. The necessary ap ly 111 last rlday and was rushed ized when liquidation Is completed plication form and further informa ‘I HAVE SEEN” SUBJECT to the Pacific Christian hospital In OF CHURCH SERVICE ; officials believed tion will be supplied by the secret Eugene where she underwent an ary on request. F r i e n d s who w ant to reach you operation for appendicitis. of Springfield, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business on “I Have Seen" will be the subject DRy CANDIDATE’S June 30. 1932 N A ^ E |g BA LLQ T must find a pathway to your door. PAST MATRONS DISCUSS of the morning message at the! SUMNER APPOINTED AS RESOURCES PLANS FOR MEETING Methodist church Sunday morning This, in modem living, is Loans and discounts ................. ........ ........... ....... » 36.852 40 ----------- The church school begins at 9:45. BUSINESS MANAGER The name of F. C. Heffron, in- O verdrafts................. .......... ........... ....... ............. 27.83 Past Matron’s of Cascade chapter and the h'gh «chool league will dependent republican dry candidate United States Government securities owned 31.296.91 Reval Sumner, post-graduate stu O. E. 8.. made plans for their part present the League Pledge at the congregg from the f,rgt djgtrict Other bonds, stocks and securities owned ...... 73.768.07 5,520.15 dent at Springfield high school was in the Past Matron and Past Patron 6 30 meeting. The younger league Furniture and fixtu res........ ................................... .. 4,700.00 named business manager for the meeting of the chapter to be held j w ill discuss the question of Per- fa)] e,ection November Real estate owned other than banking house .. 6.187.76 entire student body at their week!) Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ___ ____ next Tuesday evening when Mrs. mission. g, was decided in Salem Friday Cash and due from b a n k s..................... .............. 14.390.24 T h e Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company The members of the college lea Judf?e rg Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and assembly period Monday morn William Rouse entertained at her £ Hogg gecfe 312.66 Ing. Sumner g-aduated with the Bublnesa Office: 128 -4tb Street home at 2:30 Monday afternoon for gue will formulate their program due from U. S. Treasurer ............. :_____ Telephone 72 do gQ class In June of thia year. members of the club. Cards and re tor the year. The evening; service »173.055.85 Total .... ..... freshments were enjoyed following will be feature y an ress , pjefjrOn was nominated for con W. J. Herwig on Oregon Prohibi the business meeting. LIABILITIES COMMON TABLE SALT gress in Eugene on September 15 » 26,000.00 Capital stock paid in _______________ tion laws at 8 o’clock. OFTEN HELPS STOMACH and his petition was filed the next Goes to Portland—W. K. Barnell S u r p lu s....... .............. ................. ................. 3.000.00 day. Hoss accepted the petition 204.97 Undivided profits—net _____________ left today for Portland for a short WORLD WIDE GUILD IS Drink plenty of water with plnrh 6,250.00 and notified Heffron that they Circulating notes outstanding ________ visit. of salt. If bloated with gas add a STARTING FALL WORK would be filed. He later asked the Due to banks, including certified and 286.62 spoon of Adlertka. This washes out cashier's checks outstanding ,._a_ ----------- attorney-general for an opinion and Demand 70,107.30 BOTH stomach and bowels and rids deposits .................. .................... Girls of the Junior World Wide waa told tbat September 13, was Time d e p o s its .............. 36,106 96 you of all gas. Flanery's Drug store I Guild of the Baptist church held the final date on which candidates Bills payable and rediscounts . .. 33,100.00 NO TIC E OF LAND SALE j their first fall meeting at the for office conld have their names ..»173,066.86 NOTICE Is hereby given that thp Total chnrch Friday afternoon and elect piaced on the ballot, State* Land Board of the State ot ed officers for the next year These r - Oregon will received sealed bids at ! are Jane Anderson, president; Its office In the Capitol Building In 1 Gayle Chase, vice-president; Lois Salem. Oregon, up to 11:00 o’clock A. M.. November 21, 1932. for all the Manley, secretary-treasurer; Lo State's Interest in the old river rane Chase, retiring president; and bed lands hereinafter described, Mrs. Kenneth Tobias, advisor. The giving, however, to the owner oi W ill Result if th« Propo»«d Zo*n-M«cplMnon ‘ group will hold monthly meetings. owners of any lands abutting or fronting thereon, the preference School "Juggling" Bill la Allowed to Ptoal right to purchase said lands at the WRIGHTS ENTERTAIN FOR highest price offered, providing T h * «x*tly exp«*ri*nn* of I t BtaUfl, which h a r * eombtoad tMtltatfaaM. *houhl bw hcewlod by th * p*opl* of Oregon in o n a idarla» tba *o-*alla«t W » » lIl llU B I such offer Is made In good faith, DINNER CLUB MEMBERS rncMtirr, winch a e t u a n ' >• only a c«wtly ami unnaadad esp anslon. «KabUahiac also with the understanding that A V L E ’ W i l ' «-h<K>ta « aod « .A « a n W k w nM o e k n e l a * s 4 t t t S u E p n s i X y S m IS 1 eV M S S a « 4 N is '1 J N N V K . W typss at f s arhooU the purchaser Is to pay the expense Ths loll.,wing srsuh, w u k is c u n ip iM tram t h . su tteo tia fi<urss at t t e Ualtod Mr. and Mrs. Larson Wright en of survey and advertising. In addl H u tm Oftioa at K lu rs tla n fur t t e •rh.,.,1 yaw 11131)1, will sasbta srsry I U P .J W tertained at their home Friday even to prsvant thia Inrrcaaa In inatruatlaa ru rt, rsaulling from as w parU M O t pas- tlon to the amount bid, also reserv p.wad by unknown In la rw U . ing with a venison dinner for mem ing to the Board the right to reject ar.y and all bids; bers of their dinner club. Their The said lands are situated in , guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. N Lane County, Oregon, and are de Gossler, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. scribed as follows: Barber. Mr and Mrs. Laurence Beginning at a point on the meander line of the right bank Moffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fan of the Willamette River. 8. 57" E drem, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 6.60 chains and 8. 66* E. 6.08 Wilson. chains from the meander post on the west line of 8ectlon 30, T. 17 8. R. 3 W. W M . said meander I McKenzie Valley post being the southwest comer of Lot 1 and 13.10 chains south I The regular meeting of the Deer- of the northwest corner of said horn P.-T. A. will be held at the j Section 30, and running thence, ft 66° E. 4.82 chains along the Deerhorn school on Wednesday^ meander line; October 19. S. 28° E. 3.IB chains leaving the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph E. Clark meander line; spent the day, Thursday, as guests S. 68° 27’ E. 3.82 chains; S. 78° 15' E. 5 63 chains; of Mr. and Mrs. William Hucka of 8. 64* E. 5.66 chains; Deerhorn. North 3.33 chains to southeast Mrs. W. C. Thlenes entertains corner of lands of Vance H. this afternoon for the Waltervllle Howe; N. 70° 36’ W. 9 64 chains along Laides' Aid society of the Walter south line of lands of Vance H. vllle church. Howe; Miss Marjorie Grant entertained North 1.29 chains along west FIGURE (A) rapr««*nta th * p r***n t av*rag* low eoat of Inatroetion par i members of the Thurston bridge in Oregon T n i* co*t i* Ix in g continually reduced a* a reeult of a unified llne'of lands of Vance H. Howe; of inatrurtion and management, which is now being operated a t an a* N. 78« W 10.15 chains along club at her home last week. Four of >000 (MX) comparad w ith previous coat*. Your old heater traded in now south line of lands of Vance H. tables were In play. FIGURE (B) represent* the average inetruntion eoat par In «ha IT on a new MONTAG Circulator Howe, to the place of beginning, fltataa having asperate inatitutiona. Regular meeting of the Walter will bring you rtal beating containing 4.95 acres. FIGURE (C) represent* the averags instruction ooai par h A »M comfort this winter. Enjoy vol vllle grange will be held at the Applications should he accom Htaies which have combined inetitutiona. umes of warmth and a sub N. O. W. hall Friday evening of panied by draft or certified check I F OKKOON la forced to combine tito Vnlveraity of stantial reduction in fuel bills. for the amqunt bid and should be this week. State Collage, there would ba an I uric " - i Jn in mati Rock-bottom prices are now in each year par atudent, or nv - addressed to O. O. Brown, Clerk of Sacramental services are planned effect. Tbs new MONTAG is eoata for a oomblned iL udent bcuy. State Land Hoard, Salem, Oregon, truly an outstanding value. for the Waltervllle church Sunday. and marked "Application and hid Z o rn -M i It will also be decided whether or to purchase riverbed lands In Lane T stsm — L tt jw e r eAf AenSer *« B ill u t n b l County, Oregon.” f tu r down (ttym m ! C m - not to build a community hall ad o r a s tin * Dated this 11th day of October, rtm r» ! p a t tutu! joining thee hurch. The Presbyter t t the btilaite. 1932 KCBOOB. T A X -iA Y IW O A M O O U T IO « Amadea M . Smith, Chairman ian Presbytery has offered to make M 8 Pacific B uilding, P ortland, Ora. F. II. Young, Secretary G. O. BROWN. Clerk of State a substantial contribution to the Land Board. On. lonner Prm dm l pv« H a r m ite «ronges rrcommendauon Freuden Hrxwer daerve» re-eleaw«. te wy» la> wtet M hte-ffas aad I necessary expense Involved. (13-20-27— N 3-10) —Paid Advsrtlssmaat. W J. Herwlg of Portland, repres- snlativ* of the Methodist board of temperance, prohibition and moral welfare. In Ora<on. will deliver an Important addre** at the Metho dist church. Sprlngflald, Sunday night, October M. at 8 o’clock. In which he will discuss and explain the Issues tewntwed !n ‘he —’'eat of Batts 73c ‘Mighty Cheap’ BREIER/S p“’“ | Thurston T h e pathway friends expect— First National Bank th e te le p h o n e 25 Keep Him On the Job, Says Coolidge. INCREASE in Instruction Costs! IS THIS ECONOMY? on your old HEATER • ♦* trade it in NOW on a M O NTAG CIRCULATOR v o i, Wright & Sons for wtet he h u peeveteed V e Sao* te e u fe and asuad 317 X No S tá R S