THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TW ENTY-NINTH Y BAR
8PKINOKIKLD, LANE COUNTY, OltBOQN.THUHHDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932
OEMO LANDSLIDE City Officers Are DANN JO RECEIVE
Retained in Vote
DEPOSIT CLAIMS ° "
SWEEPS COUNTRY
Democrat« Elect Preeident
Cain Control of Houee and
Senate in Washington
“ J«
TOWN BUDGET UP
OUR PRESIDENT ELECT
Mayor Thanks Voters for
Three Daye of Vacation Set
Confidence in City Govern Doors of First National Bank for Springfield School* by Council Will Hear Criticisms
ment; Many Ballots Cast
Board on Monday Night
of Springfield to Be Open
and Discussions of Pro
Daily
After
Monday
posed City Tax Levy
W. P. Tyson was rueleeted mayor
A double holiday for Thanks
of Hprlngfleld for another term on
was
voted
Hprlngfleld
Doors of the First National hank giving
People of Hprlngfleld will be
Tuesday over his opponent, John of Hprlngfield now In the hands school children Ity (he school hoard
given their opportunity to protest
Parker. Ills plurality of votes was of Lloyd li. Kelley, receiver, will at their monthly meeting Monday
the adoption of the City budget
Other Offices of County Re 137.
Friday
following
be opened for the receiving of evening. The
which was prepared on October 18.
main in Hands of Republi
('. F. llartier, and W. A. Taylor claims of depositors starting Mon Ttiunksglvlng, Thursday, Nuvem on next Monday evening when the
cans: Measures Interes* r'
her
24,
was
allowed
an
a
holiday.
'ere retained as councilman for day It was announced this morn
Council will sit as a levying board
" * years, each polling more votes ing by Mr Kelley. Regular bank
This makes three holidays for to bear any and all taxpayers In
Hiding (he wav« of who I politic
O
M B. Muntly, third eaudldute ing hours from 10 to 3 on weekdays school children during this month
favor of or against the proposed
analyslsts term the grnalmt Demo
'Cjy
Crows, councilman for
and from III to noon on Haiurdays They have their first one tomor levy. The regular meeting of the
cratic landslide since the election
row. Armistice day.
y>
M. Peterson, recorder, will be kept.
City Council will he held following
Of Thomaa Jefteraon. Franklin lie
slid
ut.
Buell, treasurer, were
Routine matters and a discus the disposition of tbe budget mat
First publication of notice to de
lano Itooaevelt In th« national elec
retain
elr respective office« positors to file claims was started slon of finances occupied the ma ter. Both meetings are scheduled
(Ion Tuesday was chimen nest
C.
E.
.
uealon,
although uuup- this week In the Springfield News. Jor part of the evening for the to be held at tbe city hall, the first
president of the United Htat««. win
starting at 7:30.
A statement of the condition of board members Monday.
nlns electoral vote of 43 of lh« 48 posed, was given a good vote as
Justice of the peace for thia dla the hank us of the closing date
The city budget as prepared for
States of the I ’nlon.
III Ite posted In the window of
the year 1933 provides for the gross
The sweep of the Roosevelt vie trlct. I. Larimer polled a slightly
■ he hank within a few days and
expenditure of 343,968.28. The re
lory carried with It the entire De leas vote for constable.
ceipts are estimated at 82,650 leav
T h y e were 1006 bullot* coat for will be available for publication
mocratic ticket In many states,
Ing a balance of 341.408.28 to be
eome of which have not had a president In the Hprlngfleld pre next week.
raised by tax levy.
Democrat In stale office for many cincts. This was probably the
yeara. Prominent veterans In both greateat vote« cast for any one of
Members of the budget commit
houaea of Congress were defeated flee here aud Indicates the extent
tee are W. P. Tyson, C. E. Wheaton,
by their democratic opponents and to which roaldenta exercised their
E Crosa. C. F. Barber, O. H. Jar
Special Committee to Direct rett. W. C. Wright. Fred Frese. W
both the legislative and executive franchise.
branches of the federal govern
Mayor Tyson thia morning ex
Social Service Work Named A. Taylor, W. N. Long and F. B.
ment will be In the hands of the pressed tile thanks to the voter« of
Flanery.
at School on Tuesday
Democrats nest year.
the city for their aupport In the
O regon Sends R ep u b lican s
elertlun. The votes given him
Bophomore glrla at the high
Oregon proved to be an excep were taken as an approval of his Lamar Brattain Given Lead chool were losers In the dues col
lion In some respects to the gen policies In office by the mayor
ing Role in Tentative Cast lectlng contest sponsored by the
eral trend In the election. This who reiterated Ills previous stale
Girls la-ague which ended Tues
Hprlngfleld Precincts
1
2
for Student Body Comedy
state Is the only one on the Paci menIs that If left alone now the
day. They will be given two
President
fic coast to return a Republican. city, under the plan being carried
Hoover ________________________ gj
Members of the tentative cast months In which to raise money
97
Htelwer, to the United Htates sen forward by himself and City Re-
Roosevelt __
gg
104
for the Hprlngfleld high school stu lu various projects for the league
ate. The state wilt also be repres corder Peterson, would In time be
R e yn o ld s________________________ —
S
dent body play to be presented treasury. Tre freshman class was
ented In the house of représenla- returned to a good financial con
T h o m a s _________________________ ig
22
eurly In December were announced first with the seniors and Junlgrs Impressive Victory of 19-0
lives by one Republican, James dition.
Foster ________
ig
this week by Miss Bernice Conoly, second and third respectively.
Scored Over Eugene ‘B’
Mott, and two Demócrata, Charlea
S e n a to r
Tbut the Girls League will take
director, as follows:
Team Here on Friday
Martin and W alter Pierce.
C o u lt e r ________________________ ___
an active part In assisting with re
Boh Mlinar Brattain.
Hal liosa. Republican, was re
G le a s o n _________________________ 63
lief
work
In
the
city
this
winter
Gwendolyn— Beth Jennings.
With
two
victories
to
encour
elected secretary of state and
g
was Indicated with the formation age them, members of the Spring-1 Jacobsen _________ _____________
Mr. Ralston—Irving iravls.
Rufus Holman, state treasurer, as
K r u e g e r________________________
i
of a social s e rv ic e c o m m itte e a p field high school football team will
Dick- Melvin Foss.
was I. H. Van Winkle, attorney
pointed by Marjorie Prochnow, lea leave here Friday for Silverton | H te lw e r ________________________ 94
Van Duson—Everett l^aJole.
general.
gue president, for the purpose of where they will play a return Arm T h o m a s __________________________io
Bishop— Bruce Squire«.
In Ijin e County the Democrats
collecting clothing for needy peo istice day game with the team at '
R e p re s e n ta tiv e
Mrs.
Ralston—
Marjorie
IToch-
Fred Flak, and Cal Young, won
ple. Members of this committee that city. The two teams met here ' Butler
20
now.
election to the county Judgeship
which Is headed by Theda Rhodes last year on Armistice day with ; Giddings
Local Boultryman Had Long Ethel—Virginia Christie.
T
and mmmlaehMier placee reaper
are Beth Jennings, Elizabeth Vail. Springfield nosing out a victory of| Mott ___
107
Sahel — Echo Tomseth.
lively.
All other offices will be Career aa Educator in East
Leila Peterson. Pearl Olin, and two touchdowns. The game was : Starkweather ...
72
M abel- Dorothy Hurl.
ern States and Canada
filled with Republicans following
Upton ________
Ruby Houk.
Murtha—
Eva
Louk.
played on a muddy field and the,
tbe election.
S e c re ta ry o f S ta te
Each class represented in the day was bright and cold.
A prominent educator In the
The play chosen for presentation
M o ffit t Is S u rp rise
H o e s ----------------------------------------------gg
league
was
made
responsible
for
122
middle
west
before
moving
to
Ore
is "Nothing But the Truth." a three-
laurwns-e M offitt, In the rac
Little is known of the Marion j Midwood __________ ____________ 9
the program at one of the weekly
11
gon
where
he
has
been
engaged
In
act
comedy
by
James
Montgomery
against Vera Todd Crow for Coun
county team this year. Springfield i W is e c a rv e r________________ _ ...... 93
92
assemblies
at
the
school.
The
sen
poultry
business
for
the
past
16
Humor Is Injected Into the plot
ty
Hchool Ibiperlntendeat, sur
has shown remarkable develop
S ta te T r e a s u r e r
ior group under Dorothy Mae Pot
prised even his moat ardent boost years. David Kercher died at his early when Bob makes a wager
ment under Marion Hall'« tutelage I Holman ____ ’...................................... 92
ter will have charge In two weeks.
126
home
on
Route
1,
Wednesday
that
he
can
tell
nothing
but
the
era by tbe manner In which he
from a group of inexperienced boys
M a lo n y __________________________ 75
Others In charge of their claas pro
64
into a determined and aggressive ! M c F a r la n d _______________ ______ n
stepped
out
and
Immediate!) morning following a very brief III- truth for a given time.
grams are Dorothy Hart, Juniors;
16
neea.
gathered a commanding lead whtrh
4
Essel
Adams, sophomore;
and team whh h has demonstrated it s 1 W a r d ___ __
S
Mr Kercher was born In Huron
was never threatened. Charles
willingness
t
carry
the
fight
to
MANY ATTEND BENEFIT Barbara Burnell, freshman .
A tto rn e y G en eral
cotMity.
Alberta.
Canada,
on
April
Poole had a nip and tuck race with
the opponents rather than meet | Dobson
67
68
Marlon Veatrh for coroner. Hen 4. 1868, and came to the United TEA FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
them wlfh a defense.
Hosmer ___ ___ ________________
9
14
lie attended the
Keenoy. assessor, and P. M Morse State In 1879.
AUTO COLLIDES WITH
3
A large number of people at
Their victory last Friday after-1 Svenson _________ ,_____________
S
North
Central
college
In
Michigan
surveyor, were unopposed.
OIL TRUCK SATURDAY noon over Bert Kern's "B" divisioni I. H. Van W inkle _________ __ ___ 99
tended the benefit tea which teach
129
W. H Hrooke defeated Donald and after graduating became city
Legislators
ers of the primary department of
------------
team from Eugene high was a
Young for district attorney. Hwarts superintendent of schools for 20
F. W. M iller of Springfield was | creditable victory In view of the; HI11 .........................
the
Methodist
Sunday
school
held
86
117
was chosen sheriff; Dillard, clerk years, after which he held the of at the Church last Friday after-
11 a,,<* nllKhtly dazed for fact that the team had previously
Huntington
87
112
fice
of
county
school
superintend
and Hill, Huntington, and McCor-
while »
Saturday
“ "irday eveiung
evening - at * 6 defeated
- *
- Cottage
-
Grove. The three! McCornack
...........
hmm. Receipts from the tea will H wh,le
............
86
108
ent of Huron county, for six years
nack. state repreeentatlvea.
be used to purchase new equip- ®®k>ck when the automobile which ; touchdowns of the game were- Carll ...................
Bî
69
In 1888 he married Miss Naomi ment for the department.
Total Vote* Given
Host *le waa driving collided with an oil made by Dean Anderson. Two at-, Laurence ...........
<1
The total unofficial votes for Kletxing of Belle Plain. Iowa, and esses Included Mrs. L. K. Page. tru<l< driven by Ed H. M iller of tempts to convert the extra point; Stewart .................
71
97
the 92 precincts of the county they moved to Baltimore where Mrs. W. O. Burch, Margaret Jar *‘o r,*»nd at Judkins Point T h e 'fa iled and the third, a pass over
Hamblen
17
14
give the county candidates the fol they lived until 1890 when they rett, Ruth Pollard. Mrs. Charles driver of the truck drove li into! the goal line from Squires to Vest j Kemery ..............
20
moved
back
to
Michigan,
living
lowing votes;
.................
Cornell. Mrs. Hall and M r W. C the bank to avoid the accident. The was successful ending the gam e, Muhr
16
there until 1920 when they came
truck was slightly damaged.
District Attorney—
Rebhan.
19-0. Anderson's trips across the
District Attorney
Io
Oregon
settling
at
the
site
of
Brooke, 11,632
goal line were made possible only 1 Brooke ...... .
110
their present home.
Young. 9821
by the team work of the other ■ Young .....__
102
“ VOICE OF THE CHURCH" IUKA MEMBERS DECIDE
He was a member of the Metho
County Clerk—
member), of the squad.
TO MEET AT HOMES
IS M. E. SERMON TOPIC
dist church. He had been superin
Dillard. 11.423
Keeney
--------------------------------- 140
172
tendent of a Sunday school for 20
Lehman. 8934
County Clerk
Meetings
of
Iuka
circle,
Ladies
"The
Voice
of
the
Church",
will
years In Michigan.
MISSION SOCIETY HAS
County Commissioner—
Dillard ________________________
90
112
: be the theme of the 11 o'clock wor- Auxiliary of the G. A. R. will be
Hurd. 8667
Lehman ________________________ 91
Survivors Include his widow.
97
MEETING
ON
TUESDAYÍ
.
«hip service nt the Methodist held at ’ he homes of members It
Young. 13.981
County Commissioner
.. rM.
<>," |
' *. * ' Bn< ono "‘’" 'i church Sunday morning. The even was decided here last Thursday
Coroner—
__ ___ __ _____________ ,
54
Members of the Young Women's | Hurd
86
1
hi ' r< u ' r o’
,l,nie' ” ne ing evangelistic service will be: evening at the regular seml-month-
I'oole, 12,148
daughler. Mrs. Ruth Brown. Blr-
„ amJ , ly meeting held at the home of Mrs. Missionary society of the Christian j Young ------------------------------------------- 132
132
Veeatch. 11,687
mlngham, Michigan; one b r o t h e r . I Rev
,,o,n w „ ,lda Barllei| presldent. Twent
church held their regular monthly
C o ro n e r
County Judge—
Poole
meeting Tuesday evening at the
164
,
„ 11 ,
. „
. ; dexter will preach at both services. two members were present at the
Barnard, 9334
60
v ng n ( ana a
Sunday Church school meets meeting und enjoyed card game« home of Miss Evelyn Harris. This I Veatch
Fisk. 14,139
was a combined business and social!
Judge
Funeral arangements are being at 9:45. The Young People's groups alter the business session.
School Superintendent—
Barnard
meeting. Mrs. Esther Adams was
79
handled from the Poole-Gray-Bar ¡meet at 6:30.
Moffitt, 13.981
F is k ___
the leader. Miss Jewel Heiterbrand
144
Iholomew chapel In Hprlngfleld on
____
REVIVAL MEETINGS SET
Crow, 9444
and Barbara Adams had charge of 1
School Superintendent
Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock
LEGION PLANS FOR BIG
Sheriff—
Crow
........ .......................................
51
Rev. Dean C. Poindexter will offl
49
FOR CRESWELL CHURCH the program.
Pryor, 11.138
M offitt ........ ........................................ 140
DINNER PROGRAM NEXT
elute and Interment will be made
178
b Hwarts, 11.189
An evangelistic campaign to run
Sheriff
In . Rest Haven cemetery.
Cuts Scalp with Axe
Members of Hprlngfleld American for one month waa started Sunday
Representative»—
Pryor _
76
60
j Legion post will hold a potluck at the Creswell Church of Christ
H ill, 18.129
169
Mrs. L, W. Koonz of Marcola | Hwarts ...... ........................ ................. 120
i dinner and program preceding the by Arthur Charles Bates of Mills
Huntington, 11.007
PRISCILLA CLUB HAS
Surveyor
was brought to Springfield Wed
next business meeting at Taylor City. Services will be held every nesday morning to receive medical I Morse
McCornack, 10,990
131
172
MEETING LAST WEEK hall In Hprlngfleld on November 17,
Carll, 6884
night excepting Saturday starting care for a gash on her forehead
Justice of Peace
It was decided at the meeting held at 7:30 o'clock. D. A. Callis Is pas- which she had sustained when aj Wheaton .......................................
Laurence, 6676
145
177
Mrs. John Parker wa- hostess at
at W altervllle last Thursday.
Htewart, 6476
j
tor
of
the
Creswell
church.
Constable
sharp
axe
grazed
against
her.
her home lust Thursday afternoon
Hamblen, 1633
I-arlm er .... ......................................... 136
166
for the regular meeting of the Pris
Kemery, 1781
Mayor
cilla club. Gaines were played dur
Muhr, 2014.
112
Tyson ... ......................................
118
ing the afternoon. Members pres
In the Supreme oourt race Judge
Parker ... .....................................
70
94
ent were Mrs. W illiam Rouse, Mrs.
Bean defeated Roy Hewitt and J. W illiam Curtis, Mrs. Norman How
Councilman 4 Years
O. Bailey was elected without op ard, Mrs. Ernest Bertsch. Mrs. John
128
Barber ... ................................................
162
position.
Taylor
..............
...................................
116
137
Seavey, Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs
State In Wet Column
Huntly ................................................... 91
84
W illiam
Htearmer, Mrs. E. C.
Interest In the measures on the
Councilman 2 Years
Stuart, Mrs. H. O. Dibble« and the
ballot ran high In the state being hostees.
Cross ..................................................... 145
182
centered on the dry law repeal
Recorder
The next meeting of the club
act which was approved with n
Peterson .......
..... 154
187
will be held on November 17, a t
largo majority, and the school mov
Treasurer
the home of Mrs. Htearmer.
Ing bill which was defeated by an
Buell ..............
146
182
average of six votes to each In
JUDGES SUPREM E COURT
favor of the consolidation.
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
Position Number 2
Taxpayer voting
qualifications
«
B ean
119
127
HARD-TIMES PARTY
wore approved by the electors who
Hewitt
69
also approved the six peT cent
Forty-five people attended the i
3
limitation, trials without Juries,
hard times party which the Bible
166
181
stale water rights, and probably
the Income tax meazuirei. The lat Study class of the Christian church
M EA8URES
ter carries only a small majority. held at Taylor’s hall for their mem
Taxpayer Voting ................. Yes 111
129
hers and friends. Participants came
The two tax billa providing for
No
66
63
dressed In costumes and spent the
debt control nnd tax supervision
Trials W ithout Juries
Yes 101
116
evening paying game« Mrs. Dalny
were defeated us was the educa
No
59
69
’ugh and Mrs. Edith Laxton had
tlon appropriation bill, the oleo
Hix Per Cent Lim itation
Yes
79
102
chnrgo
of
refreshments,
nnd
Mrs
margarine and Rogue river closing
No
66
87
L. Pollard nnd Mrs. Larson j
measures. Vote on the oleomargar
Oleomargarine Tax ...»........... Yes
26
62
TOM
SWARTS
W right directed the program.
LAURENCE
MOFFITT
CHARLES POOLE
ine bill waa close, but v m very
No
165
147
decidedly no on tre fishing mea
Hwarts,
Moffitt
Rogue River Closing
...... Yes
62
70
and
Poole, embered her own In voting for county. Hwarts and M offitt added
sure.
Eugene Man Here— Harry Hoi- Hprlngfleld'« three horsemen In these three candidates for sheriff,
No
127
136
to their Hprlngfleld totals In the
Balloting at the election Tuesday den, Eugene Insurance man, was a tho election race, swept ahead of
Education Appropriation
Yes
23
28
school superintendent and coroner, county while Poole won by about
proved to be the heaviest for many business visitor
In Hprlngfleld the field and emerged victors In and they went out of town with a
126
160
the same margin of votes that he
years In most places. In Spring- Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday's voting. Hprlngfleld rem- 400 lead to battle the rest of the gained In the four precincts here.
FISK.
YOUNG,
DED CDOSS SEE
FDD BID DRIVE
Woman’s Committ«« to Start
Systematic Campaign for
Memberships in This City
VICTORS
CAST Df H.S.PLAT
NAMED THIS WEEK
BARTHOLOMEW 18 HEAD
Financial Benefits of Organi
zation Greater in Lano
Than Total Receipts
A committee of at least fifteen
Hprlngfleld women w ill start work
this week end on the anneal Red
Cross roU call making a systematic
canvass of the entire city seeking
memberships. The Roll Cell drive
Is scheduled to start on Friday.
Armistice day and extend until
Thanksgiving day, November 24,
this year. Every effort w ill be
made to have the work speeded up
and the drive completed here In
lees thne, however the signing of
members will be continued until
the end of the drive.
H.S. LEAGUE ID
GATHER M IN E S
F R A N K L IN
S.H.S. TEAM HAS
SILVERTON GAME
R-OOStVELT
How Springfield Voted
3
«
124
117
118
121
1
26
—
s
20
2
Total
PASSES Al HOME
»
HIGH SHERIFF
SCHOOL SUPT.
CORONER
(Continued from Page 1)
26
10
137
76
ioe
P- J. Bartholomew has
been
named chairman of the Roll Call
for Hprlngfleld this year by W . P.
Tysoo, mayor. A large meeting of
all Roll Call chairmen and other
Red Cross workers In the county
waa held In Eugene Wednesday
morning at which time Instructions
were given.
Hprlngfleld women who have al
ready been secured to assist in tbe
drive are Mrs. U C. M offitt, Mrs.
W. E. Buell, Mrs. Ed Privât, Mrs.
W illiam Taylor, Misa Edna Hwarts,
Mrs. H. M. Stewart, Mrs. Gertrude
Wilson and Mrs. Clifford- Wilson.
Others will be added to the com
mittee before the end of the week
according to Mr. Bartholomew.
The city Is to be divided into dis
tricts with designated areas set
out for each group of solicitors.
The Red Cross, although started
as a wartime acUvity has been
quickly transformed into an em
ergency relief organisation during
times of pence, and during the lat
ter years which have seen eo many
families and children In want this
organization has faced a tremend
ous task and carried on to greatly
assist needy people In every com
munity.
s
32
12
143
71
—
37
483
277
6
161
11
90
138
12
114
509
43
389
162
77
15
147
84
16
S
T
90
11
79
16
617
Under the relief plan being used
300 in Lane county at the present time
67 more money Is returned to the
17 county for social work in the form
of salaries for workers and other
304 items than the total raised during
49 the drives for memberships.
14
976 ANNUAL SCHOOL CENSUS
s
S
146
153
142
146
132
60
59
89
22
17
21
136
134
120
157
90
142
106
193
180
142
109
125
133
112
146
108
144
193
71
179
87
Boys outnumbered girls In the
495
391 count there being 417 boys and
393 girls. Fathers of 21 were for
686 eign born, while mothers of 16
have their birthplaces in other
countries.
469
This school census does not
430
mean that this Is the total number
369 of students attending school In dis
664 trict 19. It Is a census of children
living within the boundaries of the
666 district and does not Include those
288 coming from outside districts.
103
160
94
163
328
605
68
205
64
196
72
191
80
189
199
196
211
206
197
189
133
116
149
106
222
"Giving God His Part” w ill be
719 the subject of the 11 o’clock ser
mon at the Christian church Sun
288 day morning by Rev. Veltle Pruitt.
669 There will be special choir music
and negro spirituals.
698
At the evening service Dr. C. E.
Hoven of the Bible University
738 faculty and a noted Bible scholar
w ill preach. There w ill also be spe
688
cial music. The Christian Endea
vor meets a» 6:30 with Lela Peter
612
son as leader.
385
188
174
84
203
176
83
681
602
342
201
223
222
214
212
216
147
92
161
83
201
208
163
79
162
71
124
83
42
207
97
158
31
194
161
91
170
87
139
78
62
196
68
175
43
190
71
63
92
29
28
28
481
478
446
236
237
349
82
81
80
IS
COMPLETED
HERE
There are 810 boys and girls
of the age; between 4 and 19 Inclu
sive In Springfield It was indicated
today with the completion of the
annual school census. Members of
the P. T. A. made the check which
Is required of all districts In the
distribution of school funds.
COD AND H IS PART
SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC
LOCAL CLUB HEARS
EUROPEAN TRIP TALK
Members of the Happy Hour club
751 here heard Mrs. Ralph Crow dis
cuss a recent trip which she had
779 made to Europe at their meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of
766 Mrs. W. C. Rebhan. Mrs. P. J Bar-
tholomew was the assistant host
ess. Vocal solos were furnished by
Miss W ilm a Lewis and Mrs. John
664
Ketels. Mrs. Milton W alker accom
307
panied Miss Lewis, and Mrs. Bu
ford
Roach
accompanied
Mrs.
746
Ketels.
644
288
649
266
444
296
171
705
287
696
126
669
FARM TREES AVAILABLE
AT COLLEGE STATION
Trees for farm wood lot« ere now
roady for delivery at the Oregon
Htat» college experiment farm ne-
cordlng to George W. Peavey, dean
of the school of forestry. The trees
are made available by congression
al act and are available at a coat of
12.50 per thousand with the sxc ep
tlon of black walnut trees which
cost lie per thousand.