THURSDAY. FWRRUARY IB. 1934
THE SPRINOFIEI-D NEWS
PAGE FOUR
FOOD ELECTION
BOARDS NAMED
CHAMBER CONVENTION
TO BE HELD IN EUGENE
Drama Groups
In District Ikeet
Presidents Mother in Typical Roosevelt Greeting
The Eugene C ham ber of Com
......rev will en te rta in th e first an
I uual convention of lam e County
I c h am b e rs of C om m erce, to be held First Eliminations Held Last
j in Eugene T hursday evening. Feb.
Night; Winner* of County
Precinct ruary 22. 1934 at a 6:30 o'clock
To Try for State Title
Each Springfield
Gets Double Board for May
and November Election
M em bers of election boanls to
serve the four Springfield precinct
in th e May prim ary anil N ovember
general elections w ere nam ed S a t
urday by W. B. Dillard, county
clerk.
Each Springfield precinct will
have a double board thia y ear to
expedite the counting of th e elec
lion ballot».
T he m em bers of th e Springfield
board» a re aa follow»:
N um ber I—Elsie C. S tew art.
Cora M. H inson. F lo ra H untly,
Olive M Nice. F ran cis S altsm an ;
(Second b o ard )—George A Cox,
Maxwell Pohl. Mabel Tyson. Mai-
indn H awke. John S Lorah
N um ber 2—C harles Eggim ann,
Maude T. B ryan. H attie E. Myers,
N. L. H elterb ran d . Mae Ogilvie;
(Second b o ard )—D allas Murphy.
E lizabeth Page, Sadie Laxton. Mel-
born B artlett. E lisabeth G erlach.
N um ber 3—R obert Sidwell. Alice
L. Thompson. B lanche May. Lillian
Black. A rth u r C. C lark ; (Second
bo ard !—John P ark er. Genevieve
Louk. G race H enderer. C ivility S
McKlin. Alma W hitney.
N um ber -4 — C lara Snodgrass.
Abbie F . W heaton. Lena Fraeder-
ick. F ran k Gordon. Elm a H alsey;
(Second b o ard )—B ernice Van Val-
zah. Marion Maxey. Alice Doane
Mrs R achel T h atch er, E lizabeth
Olson.
All m em ber* of all affiliated o r
F irst elim ination series (n th
ganizations of th e County C ham ber Lane county D ram atic association
a re invited and urged to atten d . play contest w ere sta rte d last nlill’.t
Member* of o th er local groupa who a t W illakenzie g range hall with
a re In tereateu In county wide d ev team s from W illak en tie, M arcela,
Mohawk Mi K enzle grang
elopm ent are also cordially Invited. and
Subjects of county-wide im p o rt p articip atin g In the one-act play
an ce will be p resen ted such a< presen tatio n s.
Friday night a sim ilar d istrict
f!oi>d control, freight rate», sh o rt
road to th e sea m ineral resource», contest will be held at G oshen with
ag ricu ltu ral developm ent, to u rist W illakenzie. G oshen and Elm ir.'
traffic, etc. T he sales lax will he com peting
discussed by tw o speakers, one f o r ! Monday groups ill th e River Koa I
and one ag ain -t th e proposed law d istric t will have th e ir m u te st at
T his m eeting could be th e m o s t, R iver Read school n orth of E uger
im portant affair of Its kind e v e r ; when Yarnell. River Road and Wtl
held in Lano county,—it all de-1 la k e n tie will com pete
pends upon how many a re In a t- ( The final d istrict m eeting will
tendance from th e various d istric ts.; be held Tuesday at Lowell w here
NEW YORK:
Herewith is shown a most unusual and moat latvrsst
and how d eterm ined and unitedly P leasan t Hill. Lowell, and T ren t
lng picture of the President'* mother, Mr». James D. Roosevelt, In a typlval
they become upon county-wide pro will com pete
Roosevelt greeting The picture w»» taken at one of the three birthday
W in n eri of th e d istrict m eets
blems. It could be m ade th e stro n g
parties which she attended here in honor of her eon's birthday and for
will
hold
an
o
th
er
elim
ination
series
est medium In Ihe county through
the Warm Bprlngs Foundation fund With Mr». Roosevelt, aa host, I»
shown Maj. Gen Dennis k>. Nolan.
which to o btain n ecessary p ro in E ugene next week to determ ine
gram s of county developm ent, ac- j th e county w inner. T h e w inner of I
cording to H. E. Cully, secretary , th e county co n test will go to Cor
NEW STATE COUNCIL
vallis to com pete w ith o th e r groups
of the E ugene cham ber.
TOPIC OF BROADCAST
during th e Home In terest confer
ence startin g F eb ru ary 28.
DAIRY CONTROL
PLAN OUTLINED
State D ir*c to r of New Emergency
Council to T a lk of New State
Set-Up F riday Night
The m essage at th e m orning
Edgar Freed, national em ergency
w orship serv ice a t th e M ethodist
council d irecto r for Oregon will go
church will be "C h rist and Con
on the a ir In a joint program to be
version." T h e V esper service at
presented Friday evening. Febru
S p. m. will be a m o th er and daugh
ary 16. over radio station ¡ KEX
t
service, w ith th e m o th ers and
and KGW In P ortland
d au g h ters In th e choir. T he me»
Mr F reed will explain the for
sag e will be “G row ing . in to W o ! First Indication of Procedure
Given Bv Wallace; Some m aiion of NEC and is expected to
manhood.” and th e serv ice will
shed som e new light on Ihe future
Farm Pork Tax Free
close with a candle lighting cere
tren d of relief work in Oregon
rnony led by a m o th er and tw o
Removal o t th e minim um limit ' He retu rn ed this week from
Rev. and Mrs Fulton arrived dau g h ters, assisted by th ree young
hom e from C alifornia T uesday to girls. Rev Dean C. P oindexter will in the hog section of th e corn-hog ’ W ashington. D. (' . a fte r a series
spend a few days. Rev. Fulton has preach both serm ons. T h e L eagues control plan, estab lish m en t of of conferences with Ihe ranking
been chosen presid en t of th e Ad have services of in te re st to all farm er exem ptions u n d er th e hog I heads of th e F ederal Recovery pro
v en tist college n e a r O akland. C ali young people. T h e H igh school p jrocessing tax. and o utline of th e I gram and th e o th er 47 sta te direc
fornia. and cam e to move some of league m eets a t 6:15 and th e old le u ta liv e plan for dairy production tors of NEC.
control are late developm ents un
th e ir things there.
During his stay In W ashington
er league at 6:30.
d cr Ihe AAA. according to a review , on official bu-lness. M r. Freed had
The L adles' Aid society m et
of th e ag ricu ltu ral officials at O re conferences with G eneral Hugh S
T uesday for all day's m eeting w ith PATRONS OF GOSHEN
gon S ta te college.
Mrs. N eedham.
Johnson, n ational recovery adm in
SCHOOL MEET TONIGHT
T he B ridge club will m eet w ith
The recen t ad d ress by S ecretary is tra to r; F ran ces P erkins, secret
Mr. and Mrs. C hris H anson on Fri
ary of lab o r; C hester C. Davis, ag
A vote to d eterm in e w h eth er or ; W allace on "T he D airy D ilem m a." 1
day evening. T he club m et with
rlcu ltu ral adjustm ent a d m in istra
contained
Ihe
first
a
u
th
o
rta
tiv
e
ex
■
not the Goshen school d istrict shall j
p lauation of the kind of p ro d u c t to r; H arold L. Ickes. secretary of
Mr. and Mrs. Beals last Friday
consolidate with th e P leasan t Hill
evening
the interior, and PWA chief; P resi
union high school d istric t will be tion control contem plated for dairy
Mrs. Hill from W ashington Is
dent Roosevelt and other recovery
taken to n ig h t at a m eeting of th e j lng hv AAA. Even il is still ten ia
visiting Mrs. Jam es H ill h ere and
leaders, who outlined the part NEC
Goshen school patrons. Some of the live how ever, as to details, hence i
expects to stay until a fte r Mr. Hill
would play in the ubseqiient dev
Goshen high school stu d en ts now th e m Is still tim e for 11 to be care
retu rn s from California.
elopm ent of the Federal rehabilita
full'
considered
by
dairym
en
go to P leasan t Hill and o th ers
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley P u ck ett
lion of industry.
com- to Springfield. No high school th roughout th e co u n try looking to
aDd d au g h ter from n e a r K lam ath
T he function of NEC as an
ward
possible
changes
or
additions
,
is m aintained a t Goshen.
Falls have been v isiting relativ es
before th e final co n tract form s are agency to d irect NRA code com
h ere for several days.
pliance. to coordinate recovery ac
arriv ed at.
Forest W o rk e rs in England
M is. Ray Baugh retu rn ed hom e
tiv ities and th e report Io the P resi
V o lun tary C u rtailm ent
Unemployed w orkers In England
la s t Sunday a fte r spending sev eral
dent through NEC headquarters In
T he plan proposed by W allace
days w ith relativ es and friend have been a signed to sm all “su b
W ashington, will be explained
sisten ce farm s" In re tu rn for which calls for an Individual voluntary |
n e a r Junctio n City and Shedd.
farm allo tm en t am ounting to 85
Mr. H ufford and son. Leland each man puts in about 6 m onths
p er cent of th ■ av erag e annual LANE FOUR-H WORKERS
a
y
ear
on
fo
rest
im
provem
ent
work.
w ade a business trip re Drain last
ON N. B. C. PROGRAM
At the sam e rate, the 160 million production of each dairym an over
Monday.
acres of N ational F o rest in th e th ? past th ree 'e a r s . T h u ’ , co
T housands of 4 H club m em bers
U nited S tates would em ploy 650.- o p eratin g dairym en would agree to
Forest Product» Used for Money
all over th e 11 w estern sta te s will
reduce
production
15
per
cent
un
In th e early days fcand-riven 000 men.
he tuned in on KOW at P ortland,
d e r th e base period.
ced ar shingles w ere used in lieu
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
For such reduction, to be m ade Friday. F ebruary 16. to h ear a dele
of m osey, nnd som e of he country-
by
any plan they saw fit to adopt, gation of Oregon buys and girls
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
Irene
sto res m aintained a shingle yard
Swezey
has
been
appointed
execu
they would be com pensated by ad put on a 45 m inute program dur
in stead of a cash reg ister. In many
trix of th e will and e sta te of F red Justm ent to be financed from a pro ing the W estern Farm and Homi-
p a rts of the country, products of H. C ham berlin, late of L ane coun
H our sponsored by the U. 8 De
th e forest a re still exchanged for ty, Oregon. All persons having cessin g tax on b u tter-fat which
partm en t of A griculture.
The
foodstuffs and m anufactured goods claim s ag ain st said e sta te should would reach a m axim um of five
p resen t th e sam e duly verified to cen ts p er pound, with a com pen broadcast will begin at 12:15
th e said executrix a t th e office of sato ry tax on oleom argarine. As o'clock Pacific stan d ard tim e, and
Lum ber and W a ter
S. D. Allen. Eugene, Oregon, w ith su b stan tial an advance paym ent as will be heard over ail w estern sta
T he w eight of a thousand board in six m onths from th e first pub
lions of the N ational B roadcasting
feet of lum ber d ecreases approxi lication of th is notice, w hich is possible would be m ade to each
dairy farm er soon a fte r his con system .
m ately 22 pounds for every percen F ebruary 15, 1934
T he W estern Farm and Home
IRENE SW EZEY, E xecutrix
—
of m oisture rem oved from th e wood S. D. ALLEN. A ttorney for estate. tra c t is accepted.
hour devotes one hour each month
by seasoning.
Expansion P erm itted
tF 15-22 — M 1-8-15)
to a 4-H club program made up of
S ecretary W allace prom ises to contributions from th e various
keep th e plan as flexible as possi- stales, hut Oregon Is th e first sta te
hl? so as to perm it expansion of to be Invited to put on the en tire
th e in d u stry as fas as consum er de program .
m and w arran ts. T h ere a re o th er
Lane county chibs will be rep res
angles of th e plan about which ented on the program by four Lane
m ore will be announced later.
county club m em bers. Melba An
T he change on th e corn-hog plan drew« of Bethel, one of the out
allow s any grow er of hogs to join standing girls chosen at the state
and receive benefit paym ents In fair, will talk and to g eth er with
A fine stock of groceries at prices which m atch
re tu rn for reducing his production H elen M ichael of C hase G ardens,
by a t least 25 per cent. P reviously E lizabeth Holcomb and Theda
those to be found anyw here is carried Jiy this m odern
an av erag e of th re e litte rs a year Phibbs of P leasan t Hill, will sing
store. We aim to give this com m unity the best gro
was th e bottom lim it n ecessary be two 4-H club songs w ritten by Mrs.
cery service to which you are entitled.
fore a m an could sign a hog con Alice Callison of Fall Creek.
tra c t. T his change Is expected to
in crease th e to tal Oregon signup
Saw m ill Production
very m aterially, as m ost hog rais
E arly saw m ills w ere hard push
ers In th is sta te a re relatively sm all ed to produce five thousand feet
producers.
of lum ber In tw enty-four hours.
T he change In th e hog processing Modern mills can produce 750,000
tax allow s each fa rm “r an annual feet in eight hours.
BEST FOODS
exem ption of 300 pounds of pork
products he ells o r tra d e s from
Birthday Honored — A surprise
PINTS
slau g h terin g s of hogs of his own birthday party was given for L. K.
raising. T his applies only w here Page Tile day evening by m em bers
his to tal of product* in any m ark et of his .Sunday school class end of
ing y ear do not exceed 1000 pounds Ibe E rg ath a class.
Thurston
Irish-Murphy Co.
Salad
Dressing
17c
LUCKY SAIL
Crab Meat
2 FOR
E. JOHNSON DIES
Lane federation
NILENBDRG DOME
Springfield Women's Organi-
zation Plan* Exchange of Nntlvs of Lsnburg Lwivss
Widow nnd Fivs Children;
Plants; Chairman Named
Funeral Held Wednesday
d in n e r m ee tin g .
MOTHERS. DAUGHTERS IN
M. E. VESPER PROGRAM
Club J o ÌRS
H.S. INTERCLASS
GAMES STARTED
Freshman Girls Upset Dope
In Sensational Win From
Seniors 20-6 Monday
lu lerclass basketball gam es be
tw een both boys and girls team s
started al Springfield high school
this week with the first game play
ed Monday afternoon Two gam es
have been played every afternoon
th is Week and the series will be
com pleted Monday a fter which the
playoff of Hie lending team s will
decide which cla»< shall win the
points tow ards the student activity
cup.
T he first gain.- of the series, the
rnish senior girls gam e provided
ih e big upeet of Iho series so far
when Ihe first year girls coached
by Gladys Mlnney topple«! the sen
tors 20-6. Juan S tratto n and Jean
ine W ithers w ere the forw ards;
J is ii Lloyd amt E lizabeth Johnson
wi-ro guards: and Edna Vest and
Bernice ^ n lth were th e centers
T he sam e afternoon Ihe senior
I oys defeated the freshm an boys
M embers of Ihe Bprlngfleld Wo
m en's Civic Im provem ent club
voted to affiliate them selves with
Ihe 1 aue County Fm lersllon of
W omen's clubs al th« Ir monthly
ilivcllng h ere T uesday. Mrs. Pearl
Schanlol explained Ihe function ot
the comity orgaiilsatloii ul Ihe
meet lug Mrs Fl ank P rall of E l i
gene nlso gave un lllu atra'ed talk
on photography
C om m ittee chairm an for Ihe yeai
were nam ed at th e m eeting by Mrs
D II. F isher, chairm an They are
Mr A It Van Valzati. publicity:
Mrs f . K. W heaton, program s:
Mrs. David Bailsm an, en tertain
tnenl; and Mrs R. <1 P rivat, mein
liership
Me in tiers of the club will hold a
potluck 81. P ulrlek's luncheon az
the home of Mrs Meila ('etching
for th e ir next m eeting March IS
The annual plan! exchange of the
d u b m em bers will be held at Dial
time.
Ellas
Luke Johnson, native of
ilia Leahiirg vicinity died al his
hom e th ere Tuesday m orning lie
wa* the »on of early plouaer*.
Agrod ami Rodv Johnson nnd was
born al I -'»burg on S eptem ber 23.
1863
Dii January II. 1872 he was mar
ried Io N ellie Founlalli. daughter
>f McKenzie vnlley pioneers Hhe
died III 1823
August 8, 1831 he wa - m arried Io
Evelyn lla rrlll of Leabnrg who su r
vives him as «lues five children
They are J«-»» Johnson. Itoaeburg;
Mrs, B ertha Ream. Gild»; Roy
Johnson, B end; <'larw«w Lynne
Johnson ami alpli Johnson of Quee
inel, Il C
He elee leave« two
slater*, Mrs Ann Nicholson of Ku
gen«- ad Mrs Ju lia Kluni Leetewnl.
lie was a mem ber of the Haptlal
church.
*
F uneral services were held Wed
m-sday afternoon from Ihe Vealch
chapel 1« Eugene at I o'clock. H er.
DOGS MUST HAVE TAGS
Itryant Wilson officiated and In
BEFORE END OF MONTH term en t was m ade In Ihe G reen
wood cem etery al (.eaburg
All dogs In lam e county one
year or older m ust be licensed be
DATE SET FOR OPERETTA
fori- March 1. according Io a w arn
BY BRATTAIN SCHOOL
ing notice Issued by th e county
court m em bers T he f«««s th is year
The o peretta. "T he
K itchen
are 31 00 for male or sayed fem ale
dogs, and 31 50 for fem ale «logs flo c k " will be gtevn at the high
A fter March an extra charge of school auditorium on Friday ev en
25 re n ts per m onth will he aildml ing. F ebruary 23. II was announced
during March. April ami May After this week by Ulen B Wood, prln
that lim e lhap licenses will coal elpal. All the teach ers at the Brat-
tain schiMil are arrlatlng with ihe
32 00 nnd 32 50
o peretta, th e m usical background
for which will be provided by Ihe
I. O. O. F. Encampment to Meet
school's (oy orchestra.
T he reg u lar -'eml-monthly meet
lng of W lm awhala E ncam pm ent of
R ancher I* Visitor-— Paul Brat-
Odd Fellows will be held at Ihe
I O. D F tem ple In Eugene Friday ; tain, ran ch er In Ihe Paisley dl*
night of thia week S ere Ail mem 1 ir ltl Is visiting at Ihe llra lla ln
bers of the order live In Spring huu e lit Mprlngfleld Mrs. B rallalu
(¡.•Id
Sm ell r< ed at 6 45 latdlea has Iweu III. but Is now able to be
■ ulsldc agalu a fte r two week«.
of p atriarch s a re Invited
SUN. - MON. - TUES - WED.
"Love Your Neighbor— Love
Hi* Wife"— that was the
strange moral code
of the—
14-6.
T i.e day Ihe Junior boys won 16
14 in n close game with the sopho-
rio res. The girls gam e was one-
n d e d with Ihe Junior girls winning
14 2 over the second year girls.
W ednesday the freshm an girls
1 -peated th eir show of pow er by
i! -ft atlng th e sophom ore girls 26-2
while th e boy were defeated by
th e sophom ore boys 12-11 In a hard
f« ueht game
Today the sophom ore and seniors
term s play and Friday th e fresh-
i-a n nnd Juniors v. Ill meet Monday
•’•t Juniors and senior* windup t h '
n terclass play
T hese gam».) pre sta rte d about
2 45 < ach afte-noon and a re open
to th e public w ithout adm ission.
Som e very Int« resting basketball
gam es can be v-i'.iesst'd these a fter
noons.
LINCOLN SCHOOL BOYS
LOSE BASKETBALL T IL T
T he eighth grade hoys basketball
team al the Lincoln school lost to
the P leasant Hill M idgets In a
thrilling game Friday night. The
score wus Springfield 24. P leasant
Hill 31.
L ineups for the two team s were:
Springfield
L. M cPherson, 2 F
F
T aylor, 9
W estlake, 2
C
G
P edersen. 1
D
McBee, 6
8
Keenan, 4
Pleas. H ill
Jordan, 8
Hills. 9
Finch
G u litln a . 8
Farh-y, 6
8m all Saw m ills
In w estern Oregon and W ashing
ton th ere a re over 700 saw m ills
with capacities of less th an 60,000
board feet of lum ber per day ac-
coardlng to th e Pacific N«»rthwest
F orest E xperim ent S tation. Over
400 of these can produce less than
10.000 feet In 8 hours. In enstern
Oregon and W ashington th ere are
abolii 200 sm all mills of which one-
half can produce from 1,000 to 10,-
000 hoard feet per day.
THERE'S NOTHING
BIGGER THAN ESKIMO!
SPECIAL SALE
•
ON SLIGHTLY USED
Late Model
Gas Ranges
W ITH CLOSED
TOPS, AUTOMATIC CONTROLS AND MANY
OTHER MODERN FEATURES
Prices $ 15 to $45
Upper Willamette ]
N e w S p r in g
ALSO SEVERAL USED AUTOMATIC STOR
AGE GAS WATER HEATERS.
Sport Oxfords
For W om en
Northwest Cities Gas Co.
Springfield