HäS.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1M2
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
FOUR
Hoover leading. Both the Digest
and Hears! polls show oosevolt
That New York Political Situation
leading In Penuaylvanla but the
small town vota aa reflected In the
weekly uewspap<-rs‘ poll show a
strong sen 11 men ( for Hoover
Leaves Hospital — Mrs. Lillie
Hunts Pheasants— Morris Mor­
Hummed up . . . and by couiblu
Iutler was discharged from the Pu­ ion spent Saturday hunting China
tng all of tha atalaa where Hoover
ttie Chri tian hospital Monday.
pheasants In the Pleasant H ill dis­
Senior Member Poole-Cray-
te ahown leading In the three polls,
trict.
Dentist III Dr. W. N. D o * was
The Digest, Hears! and Weekly
Bartholomew Firm Active
ill and unable to he al hi office
I Newspapers', he la leading I" 13
Has Quetta
Mrs. Rosa Monl
in County Affairs
the first of the week.
¡state«. All polls show Hooaevell
gornery hail as her dinner guests
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
leading In the other 35 stales. Un­
Charles P. Poole, republican can
Leaves Hospital— Mrs. M. Has­
Smeed and family of Eugene.
der such a summing up hers Is the
dldate (or the off'ce o( county coro­
sett was dismissed from tile ’ Pa­
' wsy they are running as the cam­
ner la now launching a vigorous
cific Christian hospital Monday.
Hunters Return— II. H. Myers
paign swings Into the stretch.
canipa'gn (or hla election to that
and John llaniintt returned Satur­
Kooaevell ahead In Alabama. Art
W alterville Man Hara — Prank
office. He la visiting all parts o(
day from a hunting trip to Past­
■ona. Arkansas. California. Dele-
Vaughn of W alterville was a busi­
the county, meeting represents
ern Oregon.
ware. Florida'. Georgia. Idaho, Indi­
ness visitor in Springfield Tuesday.
tire leaders and leaving large pla
ana. Iowa, Kenlucky, Loulaiaua,
cards bearing his picture.
Move Thia W e a k --M r and Mra.
Home— Mrs. Rose Dosser
Maryland. Michigan. Mlaslaalppl.
W. H. Hayloth have moved this
reported to be ill at her
Mr. Poole Is now 52 years old
Missouri. Montana. Nebraska. Nev­
week from their home at Seventh
having been born In 1880. He is a
ada. New Mexico. North Carolina.
and K streets to a residence on S.
member of the Christian church
North Dakota. Ublo. Oklahoma.
Ill at Home— F. P. Hall was ill street between Sixth and Seventh
and o( the Brotherhood o( the
Oregon. South Carolina. South Da­
at his home the first of the week
Methodist church.
Drive to Roaeburg— Mrs. D. C.
kota. Tennessee, Texas. Utah. V ,r'
with influenza.
England of Eugene, Mrs. A. II. Van
glnla. Washington. Weal . Virginia.
His fraternal memberships In­
Visitors from Fall Crook— Mr. 1 Vaiiah. and Mias Margaret Gorrle
Wisconsin, and Wyoming
clude the Elks, Masons, Moose, ana
_____
above. Georgia beauty and screen-actress wife of
and Mrs. Ralph Porcum of Pall motored to Roseburg Sunday to
Hoover ahead In Colorado, Con­
Independent Order ot Oddfellows.
Bagene Brewster, one time wealthy maraaine publisher, has been
j Creek were visitors in Springfield visit with Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Van
Political eye* of the nation are on New York state where Republicans and
necticut, Kansas. Mains, Massa­
sned for 8100.000 by M r*. Estelle A. Cohen, wife of a prosperous
He was formerly engaged in
Democrats are in a knock-down, drag-out tight which started motiih* ago
Vai aah.
Saturday.
aethers’ agent who charges alienation of affections. The suit was
chusetts. Naw Mexico. Naw Jersey.
business In Brownsville and Leb­
and came to white heal in the Roosevelt-Al Smith Jimmy Walker, investi­
filed in Loo Angeles together with a divorce complaint in which Mrs.
Rhode laland. Vermont. Minnesota.
gations. split, etc, lituatkx,* Here are photos of the heavyweight candidate*
Son
Born—
Mr
and
Mra.
Carey
anon, coming to Springfield five
Camp
Creek
People
Hero—
Mr.
Cohen named beautiful Coritsa ee-respondenL The divorce action
in the state fight; Left. Col Wm I. (W ild Dill) Donovan. G.O.P candidate
Illinois. Pennsylvania.
years ago to take over the local
Palmer and Cohen of misconduct. Miss Palmer and
aud Mrs. Lee Stevens of Camp W. Thompson of Vida are the par-
for Govornor; tipper circle. Lewis If. Pound. G.O.P candidate for mayor
Have you cast your vote yat In
her once rich husband arc estramred.
ut.d< rtaklng chapel. Shortly after­
' Creek were visitors in Springfield cats of a baby son born to them at
of New York City; lAw rr circle, lodge John I ’ O’Brien. Tammy compro­
this nation wide presidential pell
the Pacific Christian hospital In
mise candidate over Walker tpr mayor on Democratic ticket; Right. I arts-
wards uie Waiker-t'oole firm was
ion Saturday.
being condtsr'ed by the weekly
Gov. Herbert H l-ehman. Democratic candidate to succeed Gov. Roosevelt.
Eugene on Sunday. October 18.
organized with W. F. W alker and
Upper Valley V is ito r-
Mrs. J 1832.
newspapers’ If not, clip Ute straw
Mr. W alker moved back to Spring-
I). H ili of the upper McKenxie val­
ballot, vote for your favorite candi­
field and Mr. Poole to Eugene.
Birds Intsrsat Scouts
Members
ley was a visitor in Springfield
date and aaad It to the Springfield
More recently P. J. Bartholomew
of the Springfield Girl Scout troop
Wednesday.
News. But you'll have Io harry—If
and Claude R. Gray were added to
spent their time at their meeting
it Is lo count In lha national tab«
the firm taking over the interests
Drives to South F o rk— Miss Max- last Thursday afternoon working
iatlons. Vota today. Lot's show who
of Mr. W alker. They now operate
. ine Snodgrass speut Sunday on the on their bird finding badges. The
we here In Oregon want for praal
chapels In both cities.
South Fork with her father who is troop members also served the re,
The Literary Digest poll shows dent (or the nest tour yearn.
hunting
there.
freshmenta at the P. T. A. recep­ Small Town and County Poll Hoover leading In six stales out of
Prior to entering the undertaking
Differs with the Digest
business Mr. Poole was at one time
To Visit Son— M. F. Mulligan tion that evening.
80 reported They ere Connecticut,
and Haarat Counta
engaged In newspaper business in
has gone to Albany where be will
Maine. Massachusetts. New Mexico,
Postmaster Oats Dear— Mr. and
Springfield.
spend the next month visiting with
The nation-wide prexldentl.l poll New
and “ hod" l* ,and Th'
Mrs. F. B. Hamlin returned Wed­
Hubert Gray made a hunting trip
his son.
,,oo” r '• ad,u«
nesday from Drew, Oregon where by some 2000 weekly newspapers. I H * “ r“ p,>"
i In 10 states, Roosevelt leading In to Klamath Falls last weak. Hla
Move to New Home— Mr. and Mr. Hamlin has spent the past ten of which the Springfield News Is
mot her- In-law. Mra. Herrington, re-
the other .37 stales and 1 state lied.
Mrs. Loyal Scott have moved from days hunting deer. He succeeded one. discloses the hint that when
turned borne with him for an ex­
Those ten Hoover states are: Colo­
! their home on Ninth street to a in getting the two allowed him al­ the last ballot has been cast for
tended visit here with relatives.
rado.
Connecticut.
Kansas.
Maine.
The upper classmen of the Pleas
residence at Second and B streets. though the area was overrun with Hoover and Roosevelt on November
Mr. and Mrs. John Travis moved
ant H ill high school gave the an
8th. the small town and country Massachusetts. New Mexico, New to (heir new home last Friday.
hunters, he declared.
Samuel Insull, former m id-westent
Jersey,
New
York.
Rhode
Island
T
eacher
III
—
Mrs.
Ivan
Male,
nuai Freshman Reception last F ri­
America la going to be a big factor
pul die utility head, against w h o m « ,
and Vermont. The Weekly News­ They recently bought a tract of
teacher at the Lincoln school was
Guests Here— Mr. and Mra. P. J. In the final count
day night at the high school gym­ dictments have been returned at Chi»
land from August Vitus and built
ill
and
unable
to
meet
her
classes
Bartholomew
have
had
as
their
cage
on
charges
o
f
huge
eiabezxfo»
nasium. A skit was put on by each
Return* from atxleen states In paper poll show* Hoover leading In a new house.
five
of
the
18
state«
In
votes
re
ments
was
finally
located
at
Athewa,
the first of the week.
guests this week Mrs. J. P. English this weekly newspaper poll shows
clasa and by the new members of
Mrs. Lambert from tha ooaat
Greece. Insull may evade being
the dramatics club.
of Oakland. California, and Mrs. T. Roosevelt leading Hoover In pop­ ceived to dale. They are Minnesota. visited her eeueln. Mra. Bert Wea­
brought hack for trial.
W alterville People Visit — Mr
Illinois,
New
Jersey,
Maine
and
H. Taylor, Portland, slaters of Mrs. ular vote by almost exactly the
There will be a Sunday school
ver last week.
and Mrs. Frank Page of Walter-
Bartholomew; Miss Eva Mouten. same percentage aa prevails In Pennsylvania.
party at Pleasant H ill Christian
Roy Weaver left last Saturday
viile
were
business
visitors
in
last week while cutting corn is
Roosevelt
Is
leading
In
(he
Week­
Portland, a cousin, and Mr. Earl other straw-vote polls conducted In
chgrch Friday night, October 21.
for his home In Crocket. California,
As serenely as the most experi­
Springfield on Monday.
still confined to his bed. It is hoped
Probasco of Oakland, California. cities and large population centers ly Newspapers' poll In these eleven after spending several days with
enced globe trotter, 2-year-old
Two new students have entered he can be about on crutches in
The guests arrived Sunday and . . BUT . . the weekly poll brings slates: North Carolina. Kenlucky, his grandparents. Mr. sod Mra.
Home
from
Toledo
—
Mr.
and
Robeen
Taylor
is
making
a
two
the Pleasant H ill high school bring­ th ree w eeks.
»reeks’ sea voyage from Loa An­
Mrs.
Don
Meaklns
returned
Sunday
left
for their homes Tuesday noon. out the (act that the country vote Florida. West Virginia. Ohio, Mass- A. W Weaver.
ing the enrollment to 105. They are
geles to Pnntarcnas, Costa Rica,
Colorado,
Wisconsin.
j from Toledo where they have been
------------------------------
Basketball practice started at the
differ* drastically with city vote achusetts,
There was burn to Mr. and Mrs.
Margaret Rich and Bailey Barnell.
all alone aboard the liner Santa
New York. Kansas and Iowa.
Pleasant H ill high school this week.
■
for
the
past
several
weeks.
In
certain
states.
»
Teresa, fcr a visit to her grand­
Caray Tohmpson last Sunday, Orto
Rev. Mitchell will deliver the ser­
W hsr« Polls D iffe r
mother. When it was found her
About 25 boys and 30 girls turned
Both the Literary Digest poll and
her I I . 1989. at Pacific Christian
mon at the Pleasant H ill Christian
Fish on Coast— John Anderson.
R e d C r o it to E n lit l G rea t
faintly conijn't take her. Itobeen
Both The Hears! and Digest polls hospital In Eugene, a son.
the Hears! newspaper poll shows
out for practice.
Superintendent
church next Sunday.
John Pyle, and W. K. Barnell spent
v"lantccred ta jo alona.
A r m y o f M em ber» to
Price will coach the boys and Mrs.
Roosevelt leading In Illinois. The show Hoover leading In Massachu­
The fish racks have bean re
the week end fishing on the Slus-
Max Baughman who was injured ¡Jean Eberhard the girls.
weekly
newspaper poll
shows setts. as against the weekly poll moved from Hendricks bridge area.
F ig h t D i t l r e u
law rtver near Swisshome.
Hoover sentiment running strong showing Roosevelt leading there. More than 18.000.000 eggs were
in small towns there, leading by The Hears! poll also shows Hoover taken thia year, over three times
Hunt Pheasants— H. H. Schaf
Last year 4,004.459 men and
leading In Colorado, Kansas and aa many eggs as ware taken last
more than 3 to 1.
women joined the American Red
■ fenberg. Frank Smitson, and W il
Cross as members during tbs
Returns from sixteen slates have New York aa aaalnet the weekly year.
Ham Moyer spent Sunday hunting
aunual rot. call. Armistice Day
been received at Publishers Auto- poll showing Roosevelt leading In
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harbit left
for pheasants.
to Thanksgiving Ihsy. A peace­
caster Services offices in New York those states.
a few days ago for North Band
time army even greater than
u
s
s
r
a
i f
x *
X . . 1 , T ” w av
Hunt Deer— H. H. Myers, Paul
The Digest and Hearst polls show after spending several days at
the national headquarters for the
this will be ueeded In 1932-33 to
Myers, and Arthur Belknap have
weekly newspapers' poll. These re­ Roosevelt leading In Illinois but l-awrence Oossler'a.
support and carr - on the nation­
b,»*T, T h 8 n.eate1 Cka'i-man and F. B. Flanery Secretary. The follow
gone up the South Fork of the
turns
show
Roosevelt
leading the weekly newspaper poll shows
T rftn /»ha
E®t,m ate of ‘ he expenditures and receipts for the
wide relief work of the Red
McKenzie to hunt deer on Lowder
Town of Springfield for the year 1933.
Hoover. 24,911 voles to 19.289 Hoover sentiment running strong.
Cross. There are 3.639 Red Cross
Ltavea Hospital— J. O Kolllaa of
ridge. They will be gone all week.
Chapters and they have 10,000
ST R E E T IM P R O V E M E N TS :
Roosevelt is shown leading in 11 Ilearsl shows Roosevelt leading In Fall Creak was dismissed from the
branches.
Lumber
Minnesota while the Weeklies show Eugene hospital Saturday.
rtate and Hoover in 6 states.
50.00
Teacher« at Portland— Mlsa Ber­
8treet Commissioner's Salary
1.320.00
Here are the figures.
nice
Conoly
and
Miss
Ruth
M
orri­
Labor on Streets................. ....
530.00
Weekly Newspapers* Nation-wide
Crushed Rock ____________
son, teacher« at Springfield high
Huge Task of Nurses
480.00
Present Assistant Ce. School Superintendent
Presidential Poll
Cement Alley Crossings ____
school, motored to Portland to
50.00
Cutting Weeds _____________
State
Hoover
Roosevelt
Red
Cross
public
health
nurses,
200.00
spend the week-end.
8urveyfng Streets ............ _ _
75.00
who work In hundreds ot communi­ N. Carolina .... . 366
1.978
Equipment and Supplies ......
100.00
ties. are meeting the greatest de­ Minnesota
Back
from
Rogue
Trip—
W.
P
301
Sewer P ip e s _______
75.00
Republican Candidate for County
Tyson. C. E. Hover, and George Cox mands In history for tbelr services, Kentucky
1.188
Incidentals ............
250.00
returned Monday from a week's due to the depression. Visits lo Florida
97
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Euleen Pickens. 17, high school hunting and fishing trip on the maternity cases, protecting the Illinois
4.414
8 3.130.00
of I^ane County
health of Infants and children, and
senior at Mansfield O.. is the winner
POLICE D E P A R T M E N T
622
of the national poster contest and Rogue river in Southern Oregon.
aiding mothers in distress due to Massachusetts
Chief of Police at 815.00 per m o n th ___ -
Qualified, Experienced, Competent
180.00
W. Virginia
128
p 'tie awarded by the American Hu­
One Night watchman at 850.00 per month
600.00
Has Operation— Mrs. Ed Mabe unemployment ol the bread winners
mane Assn. which promotes protec­
Economical, Efficient, Cheerful Servioe
2.101
Extra Help, Supplies and Expenses ... .....
have taken them into thousands of
200.00
uggerwent a major operation at
tion for children and animals
homes. The nurses made 1.357,000 New Jersey
97
Election November 8, 1982
Paid Adv.
the Pacific Christian hospital F ri­ visits to or on behalf >,« Individuals,
8 980.00
Colorado
431
F IR E D E P A R T M E N T :
day morning. She is convalescing and Inspected t 49.000 school chil­
Wlsconafn
27»
Fire Chief at 8100.00 per month ............
1,200.00
dren. More than 58.000 adults were
very nicely.
Seda and A c id ___
Maine
997
50.00
Instructed
In
home
hygiene
and
.. Extra H e lp '___ ____________
New York
1.966
100.00
Come from Montana— Mr. and care of the sick
Laundry ..................... ......
10.00
Pennsylvania
1.784
Mrs. Ed Myers recently of Mon-
-----------------------------
Supplies :___ ___ i........... ................. 7.77
50.00
Kancaii
1.187
tana
have
established
their
home
NEWLYWEDS
ARE
GIVEN
• Telephone — r
..............
24.00
Iowa
3,473
in Springfield and are living at Mill
*'
/
;-.
CHARIVARI
ON MONDAY
and B streets.
_______
1,434.00
RECORDER’S SALARY .......... ........ ......
900.00
19.289
24.911
Office Supplies
Visit Brother — Mr. and Mrs. - Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
10.00
Roosevelt— 58% votes cast.
TREASURER'S SALARY
.........
180.00
Marion Adams and son. Bob, spent Adams gathered at the home of
A T T O R N E Y FEES _____
Hoover— 44% votes cast.
240.00 Red Cross Spends $2,769.009 Sunday at the Charles Carson home
brides mother Monday evening
LIG H TS AN D W A TER :
Three Polle Percentages
to
Help
Victims
of
near Junction City. Mr. Carson is
surprise the couple with a charl-
Lights; Mountain States Power Company,
In Its total of 730,837 vote« re­
Lights for Streets and Public Build­
a brother ot Mrs. Adams.
varL Mrs. Adams was formerly
Catastrophes.
ceived. The Literary Digest shows
ings. 12 months ......... ....... ....... __......... ....
Miss Esther McPherson.
-------8 2.270.00
Roosevelt with 404,992 votes to
W ater; Mountain Slate Power Company,
For guest«, expected or not, one of the most wel­
Returns
to
Work
—
Miss
tia
ra
In a year of great misfortune
Fire Hydrants. Street Cleaning. Public
Hoover's 326,846. This Is 65 Vi per
caused
by
economic
depression,
in
-
‘
ones
returned
to
work
at
the
of-
come
deHHerts a Hoste«« can serve, 1« Ice cream. Even
C
A
L
L
FOR
W
A
R
R
A
N
T
S
Buildings, 12 months „ ...... .....................
1,150.00
cent of the votes cast for Roosevelt
wblch the American Red Cross as- f ,ice of Ijr w - C, Rebhan Tuesday
If
the
cupboard la a little bare Ice cream will chauge
Notice Is hereby given that and 44Vi per cent for Hoover.
8 3,420.00 sumed heavy burdens of relief for j following an illness with the in
ull
that,
and It can be gotten at a moments notice at
The
Hearst
newspapers
poll
dur­
School
District
No.
19,
In
Lane
T O W N L IB R A R Y :
the unemployed, the organization tiuenza.
Services, rent, wood, supplies and expenses
county, Oregon, w ill pay at the ing the second week In October,
643.00 also responded t emergency needs
ANNT7AL CLEA N U P
Operated On— Mr. Monjay, father office of clerk of said district, all showed 403,928 votes cast; Roose
90.00 in 60 disasters in the United States
H E A L T H O FFICER:
and its insular possesions.
of Mrs. W alter Fisher of Marcola warrants to and including 2312, veit with 234,278 votes and Hoover
Salary, 12 m o n th s______ _
During the twelve months ending submitted to a major operation at
150.00
dated June 1, 1932. Interest ceases 169,660; 68 per cent for Roosevelt
advertising
50.00 June 30. 1932, the Red Cross gave
"Where the Service 1s D lfler.nl
FUEL. City Hall, 12 months
to 42 per cent for Hoover.
30.00 aid to 75,000 families totalling 333,- , the Pacific Christian hospital in October 22, 1932.
M U N IC IP A L AIRPO RT ...........................
5Û.00 000 individuals, with expenditures ! Eugene Tuesday morning.
The Weekly Newspapers' poll
C. F. BARBER, Clerk.
A U D IT IN G : Recorder's and Treasurer’s Books
Because of the closing of the with its total of 44,200 vote!, 24,911
of 12,760.786. These people were ,n
One year ................ ....... _
Visit at Wendling— Mrs. Wanda
150.00 distress because of drought, flood,
First National Bank in Springfield for Roosevelt and 19,289, Hoover,
IN D U S T R IA L AC CIDENT Compensation
150.00
Barnes, Mrs. Myrtle Egglmann,.
EM ERGENCY F U N D
...
® dl"tr,Ct Was unable to ™ theM shows Roosevelt receiving 56 per
500.00 forest Are. tornado, snowstorm, Mrs Bert Doane, and Mrs. Nellie
WARRANT SINKING FUND
3.153.25 mine explosion or other similar
wart-ants at the time they were cent of the votes cast to Hoover’s
; Carr spent Wednesday afternoon
great disaster.
called.
IN T E R E 8 T ON BONDED INDEB TED NESS:
44 per cent.
Prolonged drought caused the , at Wendling visiting at the home
General Improement, First Issue
Red
Cross
to
go
with
help
to
58,000
of Mrs. Bert Knowler.
• 820,000.00 .... ..........,........................................}
STRAW-VOTE BALLOT
families in the northwest. Here
General Improvement. Second Issue
To Southern Oregon— Dr. and
in 144 counties in North and South
820,000.00 ___ '..... ........... ................. ........ .....
Dakota, Montana. Nebraska, Wash­ Mrs. W. C. Rebhan left Tuesday
Refunding Bondi due 1944. 850.000.00
ington and Iowa the Red Cross afternoon for their ranch on the
General Obligation now overdue 931.500.00
Bonds dated November 1st, 1931, 82,000.00
spent 81.980,000 from Its owe it «a Rogue river near Orants Pass. They
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Bonds dated February 1st. 1932 83,500.00
sury to feed and protect people
will be gone for the balance of the
Improvement Bonds. 1927 Issue 87.050.56 .
through the winter and spring.
improvement Bonds, 1928 Issue 812.500.00
Other grave disasters were floods i week.
FOR LANE COUNTY
In southeastern states, where the or­
Admitted
to
Hospital—
Ouy
Bunn
ganization spent 8192,000 from its
813.608.03 treasury and 866 000 local contribu­ of Oakridge, and Mrs. E. E. Rass
BOND SINK ING FU N D
....., ..........................................
815,000.00 tions to help 13.000 persons.
rnuasen of Dexter were admitted to
E S T IM A T E D GROSS EXPE N D ITU R E S ..................
More than 50.000 people were the Eugene hospital Monday. Carl
843,968.28
A Straw-Vote conducted by weekly newspapers located in states
homeless from loods in tributaries Minnick was discharged the same
A N TIC IP A T E D R EVEN UES:
throughout the Union to show pre-election sentiment of small
ot
tho
Mississippi
river
and
again
Licenses Pool and Billiard Halls, etc.
8
200.00
day.
town and rural America In their choice for President for the
Fines. 12 months ......... .....................................
the Red Cross .’ acet a long relief
350.00
next four years.
Road Funds, 12 months ........................... ...... 2,000.00
task, aiding these people The na­
California People Visit— Mr. ana
tional organization gave 8108.000
Put a Gross (x) In the square before
8 2,550.00 and local contributions were 810.000. Mrs. Sidney Richardson and Mrs.
Election November 8, 1932
the name of the candidate you prefer.
T O T A L N E T E X P E N D ITU R E S (Proposed Tax L e v y ) .............841,408.28
The Red Cross always maintains Sarah Jones of Montague, Callfor-
a
state
of
readiness
to
meet
these
"•»
stopped
In
Springfield
Monday
The Common Council, sitting as a levying board, will meet Monday
These Candidates have been officially nominated.
November 14th, 1932 at the City Hall In Springfield at the hour of sudden emergencies and funds and to visit with Mrs. Riley Snodgrass,
7:80 P. M. where and when any and all taxpayers of the Town of other essentials to this work are They were enroute to Portland,
Springfield shall be heard In favor of or against such proposed tax levy supplied, ’ n part, by the annual
I f P Franklin D. Rooeeve't
| Herbert Hoover
M Y PLATFORM
or any part thereof.
roll call, held each year from Armis
Klamath People Here— Mr. and
Economy—Cut Sheriff« Office cost« and keep with­
Adopted by the Committee this October 18th, 1932.
tlce Day to Thanksgiving Day.
|
|
Jacob
S.
Coxey
Norman
Thomae
Mrs. John H. Poppey of Klamath
in county budget.
W P. TYSON, Chairman of the Budget Committee.
Every citizen can support this
C. E. W H EA TO N ,
William D. Upshaw
| | W. Z. Foster
worthy activity through joining as Falls spent the week-end here as
2. Efficiency— Put personal energy and capable or­
J. E CROSS.
a member In the local Red Cross guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ganization Into law enforcement and tax collec­
C F. BARBER.
] | Verne L. Reynolds
R. L. Drury. Monday both families
chapter.
O. H. JA R R ETT.
tion. Hire le«« help; do more work.
----------------------------- i drove to the lava beds on the sum-
Voters need not sign his or her name. But to assist in national
W. C. W R IG H T,
3. Cooperate closely with the state and city police to
Ha* Flu— Herbert Roberts was mlt of the McKenzie pass and
F R E D O FRE8E,
tabulation please fill In name of Town and State.
avoid duplicated effort.
W. A. TAYLOR,
ill with the influenza at his home found a considerable amount of
W. N. LONO,
the first of the week.
f snow.
Strictly and Impartially enforce all law«. -Paid Adv.
Town ................................... State
ACCUSED AS LOVE T H IE F
G. POOLE ACTIVE
IN CORONER RACE
TOWN AND VICINITY
Roosevelt Leads Hoover
In Votes From 16 States
Thurston
Upper Willamette
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B udget for th e T ow n o f Springfield
For 1 9 3 3
Laurence C. Moffitt
sixty disasters
IN 1932 ADD TO
RELIEF PROBLEMS
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777.7.7
The Springfield N ew s
C, ASwarts
Nation-Wide Vote For
PRESIDENT
TO VOTE
F. B. FLANERY, Secretary.
v
Sheriff