The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, September 20, 1934, Page 4, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    LEGION MEMBERS
TALK ELECTION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1VS4
THE SPRINGFIELD NBW8
PAGE FOUK
REGISTER FIREARMS
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 2«
High Resala T ax Provided By Gov­
ernm ent On Q unt W ith Leos
Than t*-lnch Barrote
TOWN AND VICINITY
GOSPEL ASSEMBLY WILL
WRESTLING FANS WAIT
HEAR BIBLE LECTURER
CHANCE TO SEE BAER
W o rld ’s H eavyw eight Champion To Full Schadula Of S tiv lo e a For Com­
ing W o tk Announced By
A rb itra te M ain I v t n t At Mc­
Rov. Oolov Vogot
A rth u r Court Tonight
SCOUT GIRLS TO
CAMP OVERNIGHT
At Roooburg— Ml»i Mary Elisa­
Ill at Home*—Mtsa Sadie Gott la
beth Whitney spent Sunday visit­ quite III at her home here accord­
Rev Octov Vogel will lecture at Troop Work Organiied Mon­
Thousands of Lane county wre»t-
ing to her physician.
A. Pohl Nominated Aa J W Maloney, collector of In­ ing with friends In Roseburg
Itng fans are anxiously watting thia the Full Gospel Aasembly, 821 day Following Summer Va*
Commander; Will Vote On ternal revenue at Portland, today
Multi alre 4, Springfield, nightly
Fish Tuesday—V. F Kgg.uianu
cation; Room la Offered
Move to City—Mr. and Mro. John evening when they will be given
■-ailed attention to the provisions
Iteglnnlng
Munday. September 24 It
au
opportunity
of
teeing
Max
Baer,
and
M
B
Huntly
spent
Tuesday
Sept. 27; Ladies to Meet
Ft tag» rah! of Fall Creek have
of the National Firearms Act, re­
waa sun. m ined this week Ills sub
fishing at Hubbard lake.
Plun tor au overnight outing (or
moved to Sprlugfleld for the win world'a heavyweight champion box
M A Pohl was the ouly nominee quiring all per sous owning fire­
Jecta are to he as follow«
er,
perform
In
the
ring
at
McAr
members of the Sprlugfleld Girl
ter They have rented their (arm
arms
as
deflnied
In
the
act
to
reg­
Drives
to
Salem—
-Juhu
D.
Pyle
for the office of commander of
thu r court In Eugene Baer I" ache-
Monday night "t'ltrl t on Kvolu Scout liuop to In* held at Itohtli
Springfield American Legion post ister them with his office, without made a business trip to Salem Sat­
duled
to officiate during the wain Don," drat chapter oi Helicals II Nun's lutt<*$i>« on the McKenale
Visiting Brother—MDs Margaret
delay.
urday.
number 4« when that organisation
Klrklaud of Calgary. Alberta, Can event on III weekly wrestling card liislruted especially tor young pen river hiuliiy, September 28, were
'The term ’firearms' as defined
met for (heir first fall aeaston last
made lure Monday afleruonu at
Vlgite
in
Portland—Miss
Ireue
ada is here visiting with her bro­ which tills week will he between |ile.
Thursday evening at Taylor Hall. in the National Firearms Act.” said ()pie speul Sunday visiting reht
Tuesday evening "Introduction" the first fall meeting of the Spring
ther. M. C. Kirkland While her« Rod Penton and l*n«cnul Castillo
Collector
Mtiloney,
"Includes
all
Other nominations made at the
Bulldog Jackson meets Jililinle I Actors and Scenes In the Hook of field Gill Scout troop Th» meet
lives In I’ortland
she Is a guest at the home of Mias
meeting Included M B. Huntly sa shotguns aud rifles with barrels
lug wa« held nt the Lincoln school
Kv -lyn Buell and of Mr aud Mrs. Black, Mickey McGuire me la Revelation).
less
than
eighteen
inches
In
length,
vice commander; Clayton F. Far
Visits at Independence — Mins
Wayue tNumbaugh. and Cowboy
Wednesday
"The Church and where u special room lias been
Eugene McKIhaaiy
any
other
weapon,
except
a
pistol
Ina t’lemeut s|ienl Saturday at In­
ber, ail Jutant; and J. M Larson,
llelnx meets Autone Leltlunc In Tribulation Snlnla "
«el imide for hae of the Scout troop
or revolver, from which a ahot Is dependence visiting with friends.
finance officer.
the three preliminary events
during the 'chiiol year
discharged by an exploeive. If such
Thursdnv.
"The
Jugenients,”
II
F B Hamlin. H. O. Dibblee and
Harry
Elliott
will
officiate
for
C.
E.
WILL
HAVE
CHARGE
At the meeting Friday Teddy
Ill a t Home— Mrs. Mary McPher­
Igstraled
Dr. W. H. Pollard were named can­ weapon can be concealed on the
these eventa
Wright.
Helen Putman and Ixiu
son is quite ill at her home again
person,
machine
guns,
and
rufflers
OF EVENING SERVICE
Friday—"The Sun Clad Woman
didates for the executive commit­
Prlcea will remain the tame for
Ise Smith were elected patrol lead
and
silencers.
this
week.
and
the
Scarlet
Woman.
Will
Bab­
tee.
this week'a program according to
era for the yaar. Their lieutenants
The Christian Endeavor society
"There are a number of shotguns
ylon be Rebuilt»"
Further nominations may be
R eturns Home— Dave O 'L a ffe rty
Herb Owen, promoter.
will be Peggy Wright. Roberta and
of
the
Christian
church
will
have
on
the
market
which
have
barrels
made at the meeting of the post
has returned to his home In Spring-
Saturday— "Fulltllled Prophesy Ila Putman
Teddy Wright waa
charge of the services at the
less
than
18
Inches
in
length,
that
to be held September 27. at which
field following an extended visit
lu Pallitlna Today," fully Illustra­ choaen treasurer, and Loulae Smith
Christian church Sunday evening LUMBER PRODUCTION
are
sold
under
various
trade
names,
time elections will be held
ted.
in California.
aa librarian.
Miss Vtdlne Gartin will be the
REMAINS AT LOW LEVEL
Members of the Legion auxiliary as handy guns, burglar guns, game-
Sunday
morning-
-
"The
Sevao
speaker.
Mary
Hadley
will
reed
the
Ml«a Eunice Gerber 1« troop cap
getters.
etc.,
which
come
within
Guest at Hotel—Claude G. Wat­
did not meet last Thursday even­
Gains which are uaually itianl Miracles of Calvary.”
¡ferlpture. and Mrs. Roland Mush­
tain agu'n thia rear anil la very
the
definition
of
a
firearm,
under
son
of
Oukland.
California,
was
a
ing They will call a meeting some
ier will alng a solo. William Cox. test In lumber movement due to
pleased with the offer of the meet
afternoon at which time they will the act. and it Is necessary for week-end guest at the Springfield
president, will preside during the fall buying along the Atlantic coast LODGE ANNIVERSARY
Ing quarters nt tin- Lincoln school
them
to
be
registered
by
the
own
hotel.
consider uew officers for their or­
service which has aa Its theme, and In the rail trade area of the
ers with this office.
PROGRAM HAS VISITORS This will give the girls au oppur
ganisation.
V la it at Grants Pas»— Mr. and "Counting the Coat." Pearl Helter middle weal have failed Io matin'
tunlly to dl plav their work and
"Revolvers and pistols are not
subject to registration, nor rifles Mrs. Albert I’eteraon spent the brand will be the tong leader and tattle ao far thia aeaaou. Instead
More than 80 person-, were pre« will provide them with more work
CARPENTER APPOINTED
or shotguns with barrels 18 inches week-end visiting with friends at Marjorie Taylor, pianist. The ser­ both of theae trade« are ahowlug < nt for the elghly-thlrd anniversary room for their projects
Grant Pass.
leas busineaa aaya the Weat t'oaat irograui of the Hehakah lodge
vice will start M 8 o'clock
EXTENSION MAN AT O.S.C. or more In length.
"All persons or firms owning
Has Operation— Mrs. Genevieve
The Bible school will meet at Lumbermen'! aaaoclatlon The Iw which was observed at the weekly BUY WESTERN GOODS
Paul Carpenter, for eight years firearms which are subject to reg­ Gulley underweut a tuujor opera
mediate future of the bualnesa la gathering of Juanita lodge of
9:45 and at the morning service at
CAMPAIGN IS STARTED
extension specialist In agricultural istration should write the Collector lion at the Kugeu* h opltal In Eu­
uncertain due to the absence el Springfield Monday evening In
II 00 o'clock Rev. V E. Hoven of
economics at Montana State col­ of Internal Revenue. 210 Customs
building
tn
the
nation
and
the
ef
< hided among the gucsta prevent
gene Monday.
Commencing with a nightly
the Eugene Bible college will
lege. has been appointed to a simi­ House. Portland. Oregon, at once
feet of the drought In the middle were Mr. and Mrs. W A Ullbert, broudcusl over radio station KEX
preach There will be special
lar position at Oregon State col­ for blanks on which to register the
Runs Feed Store— Delbert Mit­
weat.
Mr«. Berthu Pearin. Mrs Martha In Portland at 8:30. an Intensive
music The regular Christian En­
lege. where he will succeed George same, as this must be done not chell Is managing the Adams Feed
Production continues to remain Littlefield. Dr. L. L Baker, paat campaign Io encourage the pur­
deavor society program will be
O. Gatlin, resigned, as extension later than September 28. 193-1.
and Seed store during the absence
above new bualneaa. and total pro­ grand master' sud Herbert Walk chase of wealeru products by weat-
held at 7 o'clock.
specialist In cooperative marketing.
of
Marlon
Adams
who
is
on
a
hunt­
duction la gradually being slowed er. P. G. K Following «liort talks ern peofle has been launched by
"When these registered firearms
Carpenter is already well known are transferred it will be necessary ing trip.
down In the entire area Yard In­ by the latter two the group en the Oregon Manufacturers associa
in many parts of Oregon having for the purchaser to pay a transfer
ventories are 16 percent more than Joyed refreshments In the dining timi under the direction of Its
D rive to Dallas—Mr. and Mrs. W
•erved both east and west of the tax of $200 to the Federal govern­
at thia time last year.
room
manager, George L Baker, former
.. — +
mountains as county agent. He was ment. and secure application blanks E. Buell drove to Dallas Sunday ---------------
During the business meeting a mayor of Portland.
to
visit
with
hi
:
mother.
Mrs.
('ari­
for two vears county agent In Polk for that purpose from the collector
Mr. and Mrs K E. Kilpatrick and CRAWFORD-CABLE IN
ways and means committee for the
The campaign will Include an ex-
etta Buell, who is quite ill.
"ounty. and was then transferred of internal revenue."
children. Betty and Vernon, stop­
next six mouths waa appointed by tenalve display of Oregon products
"CHAINED"
AT
McDONALD
to Baker county, serving for three
Collects Bounty—Sam Swafford p'd at Pleasant HUI last week en­
the Noble Grand and Included Mra. at the International Livestock Ex­
years
MIGRATORY BIRD STAMPS of I.eaburg collected the county route to Phllonath to get their
In "Chained", opening at the Mc­ Ixittle Fisher. Ernest Black. Elmer position and tn November a state­
bounty of $4 on one coyot- Satur­ household posses'tons and move Donald theatre Sunday Joan Craw­ Pyne, Clarlne Putman, and Bernice wide Oregon pjroducts drive will
LODGE MEMBERS ATTEND OFFERED FOR SALE HERE day at the office nt the county them to Reno where Mr. Kilpatrick ford and Clark Gable are co-star­ Conoly. Mra W F Walker wa» he held again The campaign will
will be superintendent of schools red In a story written especially appointed supply captalu (or the continue throughout the winter
MEET AT JUNCTION CITY
The Springfield postoffice has clerk.
this whiter. Mr Kilpatrick und for them by Edgar Selwyn. noted degree train for alx month»
mo (Aha
been designated as one of the
Leave for East— Mr and Mrs.
Several members of Juanita Re­ places where the new federal mig­ William Curtis left Sunday for a family spent the summer In Cali­ writer, director and producer.
bekah lodge drove to Junction City ratory bird stamps may be pur­ six-week trip to Chicago and east­ fornia.
They are cast In (he kind of roles
Ettu May Wangvlln who has been which each has made famous—
last Thursday evening to attend chased by hunters. The stamps are ern cities where they will visit re­
the visitation meeting of the As­ usually offered for sale In county latives before returning to Oregon spending the summer with her Joan as a vivid young lady of Man­
mother Mr'. O. A. Wangelln left hattan. and Clark as a young Am­
sembly president. Mrs. Grace Chris seat towns and in cities with popu­
tereon of Portland. Those In the lations over 2500.
Back to School— Jack Juckson. for h»r home In Phoenix Mondav erican rancher In Buenos Aires
rroup were Mis Eunice Gerber.
With Otto Kruger as the "other
These stamp: cost $1.00 and are Junior in electrical engineering at night.
Mr and Mrs Andy Olson and man." a rich, g ntlemnnly. middle,
Miss Maxine Snodgrass, Miss Erma to he attached to the hunting lic­ Oregon State college, will leave
Volt. Miss Bernice Conolv. Miss ense issued by the state. The hunt­ this week-end for the school to re children, Belle. Henry and Bobble aged New Yorker also In love with
pent the weekend at Heceta Joan the lory takes on dramatic
Fleanor Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee ing of migratory birds without the sume hi; studies.
T H E IR D O U B L E A R T IS T R Y !
beach returning by way of Reeds row er.
Putman Mr and Mrs. Lynn Stone. federal stamp is unlawful Funds
Drives to Portland— Mi s Edna port and Drain.
.Mr . Ellen Barker. Mrs. Sarah derived from the sale of the stamps
Following the new trend of faat
Gould made a business trip to
Mrs. E B Tinker and two chil­ moving locale, the background
Johns. Mrs. Fred Look. Miss Mary are to be uw.d for the propagation
Portland
Tuesday
taking
some
dren. Teddy Md Dorothy. Mrs. (). acaiuat which the action takes
Ann Louk and Miss Edna Swarts. ard development work among wild
children from latne county to the A. Wagelln and Mrs. Emma Weyer
ttlace Is as swift changing as the:
game.
Dorenbecker hospital.
who spent last week at Heceta drama Ita-lf Beginning with a sun ,
“GOD AND LABORER” TO
Return from
Roundup — Sam beach returned Sunday by way of flecked motorboat sequence on i
BE SUBJECT OF SERMON ENOUGH PULP WOOD ON
Now York hnv the locale swlftlv I
Sweeney. J. E. Sweeney, and Rob­ the Alsea highway
Pleasant Hill public school open­ shifts to Manhattan, then to a lux
COAST FOR NATION ert Millican returned Sunday from
'God and the I-aboring Man."
Pendleton where they attended the ed September 17 with Mr« G A uriou liner nt sea then to Buenos
will be the subject of the evening
Western Washington and Oregon
Brown principal teacher of the Aires, South America, out onto a
sermon at 7:30 at the Baptist contain enough potential pulpwood annual round up.
lower grades and Mrs. Rose Both- great ranch, hack to New York
AN M-G M PICTURE
church Sunday according to Rev. to supply all the pulp mills of the
Leaves Creamery— Miss Marg well teacher of the upper grades and thus to a smart mountain re
R E. Rolens pastor. For the morn­ I’nited States for fifty years, ac­ aret Gorrle has left the Springfield
Only within the last two >eeks sort tn the north.
ing service. Rev. Rolens will preach cording to Thornton T. Munger, creamery office aud her place la
was It decided to have two teach­
The story Itself concerns a beau
on the subject. "The Greatest Per­ director of Pacific Northwest For­ being taken by Miss Lucille Clear­
OPENS SUNDAY
ers. Enough children have moved tlful glr! who deliberately breaks
sonality the World Has Known.”
est Experiment Station. With Inten­ water.
Into the district during the sum one man's heart to save a man to
FOR 4 DAYS!
sive forest management, according
mer to warrant 11.
whom she ts Indebted from suffer­
Takes
Vacation—Miss
Lulu
Me-
600 Seats 15c
to Manger, thp forest acreage In
CARD CLUB MEMBERS
Pleasant Hill high school opened ing Then he bravely faces the
Pheraon is taking her second
this
area
can
grow
annually
suf­
September
10
with
Perry
Price
as
dramatic consequences, with the
CALL MEETING TONIGHT
ficient pulpwood to supply the pres­ week's vacation at the Mountain principal. Mrs. Jean Eberhart and surprise ending a happy one for
States
Power
company
office
this
Mrs F. F Cooper assistants. Miss all three.
A called meeting of th O-No ent needs of the nation's pulp and
f week.
l-oree Laird will teach music and
bridge club will be held this even­ paper Industry indefinitely.
Stuart Erwin plays the part of
ing at the home of Miss Eunice
--------------------------
Works at Mill— Pi. L. Pollard la dramatics twice a week
Gable's friend, whose wise obser-!
The Helping Hand club of Trent vatlons add flavor to the rapidly <
Gerber, club president. Plans for
Brighten copper or brass by ! working in the machine shop at
the fall activities of the club will washing In water to which a little the Booth-Kelly lumber company met at the home of Mrs W. L. paced atory.
be taken up at the me-ting.
salt and vinegar hare been added sawmill in Springfield during the Wheeler last Wednesday afternoon
Una O’Connor and Marjorie
_____
__ _
_
absence of Phil Koehler, mach­ and worked on quilts. The next Oateaon are equally well raat as
inist who is deer-huntlng.
meeting will be an all day meet­ Joan's companion, and Kruger’s
ing with potluck dinner at noon, wife, respectively. Also featured
Recovering from Illness — Mrs with Mrs. Mae Maltzan.
are Paul Porcaal, Akim Tamlroff
Iairson Wright Is recovering at her
The A. B. C. study club meets and Ralph Bushman
home from an Illness of the past
with Mrs Arnold at Trent next
week She wa« at the Pacific hos­ Friday afternoon. Every member ts
pital for a short while over the urged to be present for a election ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT
CHARGED IN COURT SUIT
week-end.
of officers
PLAN TO HE HERE ANU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
Bob Raughman of
Trent has
According to a dispatch from the
THE
NXCBI’TIONAL SAVING EDR THESE BAR­
METHODISTS PLAN FOR
leased the gas station known as Morning Oregonian, suit for $3,-
GAIN
DAYS.
YOU’LL KIND THE NEWEST MATER­
Mac's
station
near
Judkins
point
FOURTH QUARTER MEET
195.57 fidelity insurance waa filed
IAL
HERE
AT
THE LOWEST I’RR'ES. RE HERE
and has taken charge.
In federal court this week by the
Sunday Church school meets at
Trent school onened Monday, Pacific Cooperative Poultry Prod­
TI1UR8DAY
9:45. There are classes for each September 17, with Floyd Matiney ucer« BHHOclatlon against the Hart­
At left Is shown Philco 45-
age group. The theme of the morn­ and Veda Daley aa teachers Both ford Accident and Indemnity com­
TWEEDIE SUITING—
ing worship service at 11 o'clock Mr Matiney and Miss Dalev are pany. The complaint alleges that
Fast Color, New Fall Patterns, Special,
yd-
L. A beautiful lowboy feat­
led by Rev Dean C. Poindexter Is: graduates of the Pleasant Hill high the Insurance company failed to
uring World-Wave Recep­
“For This Cause Came I.” The school and State Normal school.
«attle for the amount of the suit
FAST COLOR BROADCLOTHS—
Hl»h School League which meets
Miss Shlrlev Wiley a graduate of which they state was lost through
36 inches Wide, Fast Colors
yd-
tion and Glorious Tone in
at 7 p. m. will continue their dis­ th» Pleasant Hill high school visit­ embezzlement of Jtalpli Mavlty
cission of "The Place of Educa- ed friends at Pleasant Hill last Ferry, ex-branch manager at Eu­
a cabinet that is the latest
SILK PONGEE—
Itoo In the Young Christian’s Life." Friday on her way to Portland gene until January 2, 1934.
Imported All Silk. A real value
yd.
thing in Lowboy Styling.
The Wesleyan league, meeting at from California where she spent
the same hour will study "The the summer.
Encampment To Meet— A pot­
ROUGH WEAVE SILK CREPE—
Building of a Worship Service.”
Sheldon Htntz will leave Sunday luck dinner at 6:46 will start thej
under
the
leadership
of
the
pastor.
Heavy All Silk, Very New
yd*
for
Bellingham,
Wash,,
where
he
Only
evening for Wlmawhala Encamp­
Dr. Louis Magin. district superin­ will attend Washington State col-
ment of I. O. O. F. at the Temple
tendent, will be present on Wed­ lege
GENUINE "INDIAN H E A D "—
In Eugene, according Io E. E. Pyne,,
nesday evening and conduct the
Solid Colors. Priced Low
yd-
chief patriarch.
fourth quarterly conference. This
will be a Joint meeting with the TO ALL WHO SUFFER
Complete
26 INCH OUTING FLANNEL—
------
Coburg officials coming here.
STOMACH AGONY 2 4 th A nn uit I
Solid Colors. A real saving
yd*
Coburgh M. E. Church
The morning message will be:
Gas and Indigestion
36 INCH OUTING FLANNEI__
Must Go or Money Back
“The Purpose of Life.” The hour
INTERNATIONAL
Solid or Patrernn, good quality
yd*
Is 9 46, with Rev. Dean C. Poindex­
During
the
paat
year
thousand«
LIVESTOCK
ter bringing the message. The
36 INCH STYLE PRINTS—
Sunday Church school will meet of sufferers from severe and dis­
tressing Indigestion have blessed
Vat Dyed. Plaid and Stripe
at 10:46.
yd-
the day they first heard of this
grandest of all stomach medicine«.
Not only will Dare’« Mentha
PURE SILK FLAT CREPE—
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Printed and solid patterns. Washable
yd-
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Pep«ln, a pleasant tasting elixir,
STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE relieve the moat severe attacks of
stomach
agony,
but
taken
regular­
COUNTY.
RAYON FAILLE CREPE—
In the Matter of the Estate of J. O. ly will help to overcome the moat
distressing stomach trouble that
r « a o f -I h
Fall Patterns. Priced Low
yd-
Watts,
deceased.
A llO W A N C f
exists.
«
Notice la hereby given that Mary
SMAU DOWN
Thousands
In
this
part
of
the
L. Wallace has been by the above stale know It so If your stomach
COMFORT COTTON BATTS—
Real performance n ' t M t n t
entitled court appointed adminis­ keeps
you feeling miserable, start
Full 3 Pounds, stitched
ea.
tratrix
In
the
above
entitled
mat­
Handsome new 19 15
PORTLAND, OREGON
to make It strong and healthy to­
ter.
day—one
bottle
of
Dare’s
Mentha
Baby Grand Cabinet
All persons baring claims against Pepsin Is guaranteed by all drug­
October 6 to 13
TURKISH TOWELS—
Raid estate are required to present gists
I * Shew» la O n e — II otra» vagar one
to
help
you
more
than
any­
Glorious tone
20 x 40 inches, pastel color borders
2 for
said claims properly verified to thing you ever tried or money
reef. la h ib itt et p e ra .bred UvMleck,
the undersigned administratrix at back.
Oegi, Revltry, Ret Stock, W ild life , (end
the law office of C. A. Wlntermeler
Rreduct», Monvfactered Rredect», 4 M
In Eugene, Oregon within six
C lebead Smlth-HvghMVecetlenal Id »
month« from thia 20th day of 8ept„
«etten Wnrkj Combination Horta Show
1934
MARY
L.
WALLACE
adminis­
HARDWARE — FURNITURE — RADIOS — PAINT
tratrix
77 East Broadway
Eugene, Oregon
LARO! PREMIUM LIETE
C. A WINTERMRIER, attorney.
an
aid
To
igestioni
V' ' DI ICF D FAOF
(B 20-27— O 4-11-2«)
M.
Upper Willamette
< M'lHESAl.ll >
THE STORY THAT DEMANDED
JSÜCRAWFORD
CLARK GABLE
Cmmrt
BARGAIN SALE
of Piece Goods
New 1935
4 Big Days of Saving
Philco Radio
19c
12c
17c
99 C
$59 .95
27c
PACIFIC
9c
12c
12c
£9c
43c
RODEO
69c
25c
Wright & Sons
F>. D A R E 'S
D
Williams’ Sell Service Store