TyVIlSDAY, NOVEMBER 2». 1»34
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAORTWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Hh
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield. Lane County, Oregon by
THE W ILLAMETTE PRESS
OSC BEEF FEEDING TESTS LUMBER BUSINESS ON
MAY CREATE INDUSTRY
UPGRADE PAST WEEK I
Seattle. Waah , Nov. SS -A total
Use Of Surplus Feed« In Valley Te
Produce Better Meat In
<>i 643 down and operatiti« mllla In
tlregou and Washington whlvh re !
Spring la Started
COfiN-HÛG PLAN
DIFFERS IN 1935
Ina Itigli wtty limai ila, aponaore of
LANE COUNTY HAS 21
Die "Iml'a Quii Kllllug" drive are
ACCIDENTS IN OCTOBER Ibis week esiliti« upon all garage
and servine s la Iloti altvndanta in
Total of Ml Persons Killed In
the alale lo make a spedai check
Stats During First 10 Months
of thè Ughi i of every car they ser
Of Present Year
viva, lo determlli» If bolli head-
Oregon's carelessness loll In tight« ara operatiti«
ported tu thè West t'oaat L.utuber I
l-oaalbility ot developing a profit men a associatimi for thè week end State Officials Tall Change«
able wittier cattle leading Industry Ing November IT produced 7R.4O6.-
> Juries, deaths and property dam
Entered aa second class matter, February 14, ISOS, at tbe poetofttce,
; in western Oregou Is belug inveatl-' 33» board feet of lumber. This was In Benefit Payment Con ages arising out of automobile ac
Springfield, Oregou
tractu For Next Year
a»ted th1« season by the animal approximately 2.000.000 feet over
t ltlenls continued to mount during
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
nuslKu.dry department of the OSC the preceding week. The average
t timber, according Io final reports
Smaller
beueflt
payments
for
One Year in Advanee ...__$1.60
Six Months -------
Si.oo experiment station. The expert- production of this group of saw-
i (hl week from the Oregon Statu
60c menu are the result of the chaug- mills iu 1034 has been 73.407.110 hogs, but less reduction unit more ■Motor association. one of the spun
Two Years in advance
»2.60
Three M onths
lag consumer demand for a higher feet; during the same period la liberal contract requirements In I stirs of the alalewlde "Lit'a Quit
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2». 1934
quality beef thus Is normally offer- 1033 their weekly average wag 77,- oilier respects, characterise the Killing" safely campaign
1336 corn hog adjustment program,
<-d iu Ibis region iu the spring 327.038 feet.
Cor the first leu monlhs of thia
POINT O l’T TH E WAY
according Io advance uunounce
months.
'|'hv uww bualuess reported last lueuts received by exlelialou offl year there have been 16.736 acct
Business and industrial leaders are calling upon the ad
tlenla. aa compared to 16,363 for
Twenty head of feeder cattle W0ek by 643 mllla was 33.223.341
dal al Oregon Stale college from
m inistration every few days for a more definite statem ent from eastern Oregon rauges were
the aloe period Iasi year; 4.002
j
against a production of
the
Agrlcullurul
Adjustment
ad
ot future policies. Confidence to go ahead is lackiug and m i. based at the Portland stock 7s.406.300 feet aud shipments ot 1 minlanwi'lo«*
I ersnus lujuied this year and 3,34.1
it is said this is now the principal object in the way of re j yard this fall and. together with 10 s7.4s6.700 feet. Their ahlpmeuis
in 1333; 261 persons killed In 1334
Coplea of the new contracts have and 133 In the same period of Iasi
covery.
head of calves raised at the sta- «ere over production by It.4 por
not been received, bill detailed re.
U ncertainty lies not entirely with the leaders of large tion. have been placed In feed lots cent and their currant sales were ports of their pi »visions show that year Accident death records for
Juuuary to October, Inclusive, this
at
Corvallis
for
the
winter.
over
production
by
12.6
percent.
business and industrial operations uor is its cause wholly
growers who voluntarily choose to year, have already exceeded by
Try
Various
Rations
The
orders
booked
Iasi
week
by,
with the adm inistration policies. It is a factor in this com
One of the older lota is being ted (his group of Idaollcal mills were " *“
**
,*1 Iwti futilities the record for Ihe
m unity and every other city, county and state and it is 1 on a combined hay and barley re-
raise up to 30 per cent of their eat whole twelve months of 1833, It was
over
the
preceding
week
by
about
am ong all classes of people.
When you go to Calllnraia. try
I lion, while the other Is being given 14.000.000 feet or approximately 1 ahllshed hog base Instead of 76 per points» out. Indicating that a new
lit» I rain! Big ihangea have l a k r u
cent aa was the case this year. all time high record for motor cur
There is need for more and better houses yet no one , hay and mill by-products, the pur 13.2 percent.
plate on out tails. Pullman
I
Corn
growers
may
also
pluut
up
(o
killings will be set before the end
ihargrt STS a third I»»» than
w auls to build, even if he has the money, when low return pose being to compare the relative
Isat year. Kail la»»» are tom huig
and high taxes stares him in the face. T here is no incen I economy of several methods of NUT GROWERS TACKLE i 30 percent of their base acreage. of IMM
: (hough they tuay elect to reduce
h u tto < u at 23 a mils and I»»».
tive for a workm an to build or buy a house when his job feed. The project la being carried
Comparative
records
for
Lane
Lom plrt» await io our dining
PROBLEMS DEC. 7 AND 8 1 down to 70 per cent, as was allowed
is uncertain. Mill owners will not expand w hen the m ark I on by B. W. Rodenwold. assistant
cars tost aa Ultlc a» 60S For de
this yeur. aud lake rental benefit county, for October 1333 and 1334.
ets are Bncertain and some code may put them out of busi professor in animal husbandry, who
tail». »»» your l-aal agrnt or
are aa follows:
Methods and results iu Irrigating
write J. A. Otntandy. 704 P a tih c
ness. Business men will not increase their stocks and allow 1 has several year's results already walnut orchards and discussion ol puymenls tin the 30 per cent.
I<aat yeur 35 accidents, 23 Injur-
Restrictions
Lessened
Building.
Portland. Oregon.
more liberal credit when buying is poor and the m arket i ou a smaller scale.
the effect of the walnut code on
The benefit payment plan on lea, no fatalities. Thia yeur 33
uncertain.
"The Willamette valley usually' Oregon growers, have Important
hogs will be chauegd so that In nccldenla. 21 Injuries, no fatalities
produces a surplus of hay and feed places on the program for tbs
stead of receiving 36.00 on each
As a constructive step in reduc
Hesitancy in ail these lines m eans low production and grains, especially some of the lower
twentieth annual meeting ot the hog raised under the allowed quota
unem ploym ent. We not only need an exact statem ent of
policy from the adm inistration but we need a careful in . herds," explained Professor Rodeu r v\ esteru Nut Growers association as was the case this year, the
ventory of our resources and a charting of future progress. wold. ' With the present premiums Just announced by C. E. Schuster, grower will be paid 116.00 a head
We need to write off, too, some of our losses aud face the that are being paid for well finish secretary, and federal nut special tor the number represented by the
future with greater courage. We must retu rn to experi ed beef In the spring. It Is our be- ist stationed at Oregon State col 10 per cent reduction. The effect
of thia Is that In the case of a mail
enced leaders, also, instead of some of the fool hardy ad I lief that farmers In western Oregon lege.
venturers who are osuortiug us along the wrong roads for can profitably market this surplus
This year's meetlug will be held with a 100-hog base he will receive
3160 in benefit puytnenta aa com
future success.
teed by fattening feeder cattle on In Portland December 7 and 3 In
Milk anti cream uri* good foods In w inter to keep
the Oxford parlors of the First part'd with $376 under the original
' their own places.
plan. He will be able to raise aud
PENSIONS AND POLICIES
Methodist
church.
Twelfth
and
Tay-
Seek Less Grain Diet
up In-altli and strength. Everyone should use his share
lor street«. Moraine aud afternoon | ™arket 15 more hogw. however, and
T here is little doube that we will soon have a national
"In some places this is being
bav© no restriction« Imposed
of dairy products because there art- no other foods so
system of old-age pensions. That schem e is working out carried on already in a limited way. seesion« are arranged both day*.
pretty well in the sta te th at have put it into effect. In hut profits have been limited by the with the annual banquet Friday as to number aud kind of other i
complete and so vilul to health and well being.
M assachusetts, every male voter pays $1 a year into the Old apparent necessity of feeding too evening in the same building, with livestock produced
Benefits for Ihe corn growers .
Age Assistance Fund. That m akes a fund large enough to much grain. If the larger tests this Congressmann-etect W. A. Ekwall
Maid O’Cream pusteurized milk and cream are
have been raised from 33 to 36
support all the aged needy, and poor-houses have been i year bear out preliminary results as toastmaster.
cents
a
bushel
and
yields
will
be
I
safe
and wholesome. They come from selected dairy
abolished.
Both sides of the curent code
on a small scale, feeding recom-
farm s and are carefully handled In our plant.
The average old-age pension in M assachusetts is a little J mendations can be made that wlH controversy will be presented at figured on a farm basis rather than
the meeting Friday afternoon by on the particular acreage left out
over $6 a week. Those receiving it have to prove th at they ; be more economical."
of corn. All restrictions aa to the
have no other m eans of support—th at they are unable to
The change In consumer demand Frank Wilcox of California and
William
A.
Dolph.
Oregon.
T
h
e“
*“ of whw w“" iurl“*rl> called
earn a living.
Springfidd Creamery Co.
' in the last 10 years has been so
'contracted acreage' have been re
The trouble with any such scheme, like m any other market that many packing compan soil moisture and Irrigation ques moved
under
the
new
corn-bog
I
desirable social reform s, is th a t their adm inistration has to ! ies have been forced to carry on tion will be discussed Baturdny plan, and (he contract signer can ,
be lift to political appointees. Before we can go wholesale extensive winter feeding operations afternoon by C. P. Nlebert. a Jef raise anything he pleasee except
into Socialism, we m ust first reform our entire political | to get high quality beef to supply ferson grower; Art King, exten corn ou thia land and for any pur- ,
system of rew arding partisan efforts out of the public tre a s their trade in the spring. One sion soils specialist; aud Mr. Schu pose, except as he may be bound
ury.
Seattle packer is reported to have ster.
by other adjustment contracts.
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Other numbers on the program
j feil over 5000 head last winter.
Feed Shortage Entera
An important by-product of such include a fifth progress report on
Oregon is 1000 autom obile accidents ahead of last
This lowering of restrictions on
walnut
blight
control
by
Dr.
P.
W
year. This is no record to brag about, however. With a new enterprise would be the in
We are thunkful today for the lilieral patronage
what are now termed "shifted
4000 persons injured and 251 killed, speed and careless creased fertility to follow feeding Miller. OSC; a chestnut and filbert a cre" Is explained by (he Wash
we
have
been given uud the m any friends we have eu-
driving go swiftly on their way. When are we going to 1 operations on the farm, the O9C discussion by J. O. Holt. Eugene, ington officials as being necessary
joyed
this
yeur. Ours Is a service Institution und we
both on Friday forenoon; "Walnut
men add.
quit killing?
iu view of (he shortage of feed
find u real pleasure In the muny people who appreciate
drying." by F. E. Price. OSC; "Pec
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which Is expected to develop early
our work.
Don’t be asham ed of your parents who are wearing THURSTON FOLK TO SEE ans in Oregon,” by Knight Pearcy. next season In many of the areas
Salem; and "Golf vs. Filberts for
shabby clothes for your sake.
affected by drouth. The AAA lead
— ■ ■■ ■ 4p~-
“WHERE IS GRANDMA?' the Business Man." by H. A. Hen- ers believe continuance of (he corn-
As the holiday season upproudies let Egglm aun's
nentan. Portland, all on Saturday
hog control Is necessary In the
be
your
candy headquarters. We will huve a fine com
Half of us are unhappy because we can ’t have the
The play "Where is Grandma." forenoon. Charles A. Cole of Salem
modified form, however, to prevent
things that m ake the other half miserable.
plete
line
of delicious quality candles.
In to be at the Thurston hall Fri will speak on Ihe state standardisa
rapid expansion of Ihe corn pro
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day evening. November 30. Follow tion program Friday afternoon.
duction and repetition of the sur
C arter Glass says there is no use using dynam ite when ing lg the list ot characters: Grand
plus conditions first In corn ano
insect powder is sufficient.
ma. an old lady who first of all INVITATIONS OUT FOR
then In hogs.
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wants to be young. Mrs. Inus
"W hsrv Ihe Service la D iffe re n t"
LARGE BRIDGE PARTY
Regional meetings In connection
The biggest crop of wild oats are grown with rye and Shuugh; Gretchen Blake, a young
with the new contracts will be held
gasoline.
wife, Mrs. Hubert Gray; Bob Blake.
Many Invitations have been sent soon after Thanksgiving, the une
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Iter brand new husband, Jay Grant; out Ihe past week by Mrs. Harry
The only thing a m an has when he dies is w hat he has Jack Worley, Gretchen's brother, Stewart and Mrs. Walter J. Scott for this territory to be In Salt latke
city. Soon after this the extension
given away.
\ Loyd Gray; Lucy King, Jack's for a dessert bridge party which leaders and county and community
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sweetheart. Hazel Edmlston; Ar- they are giving on Wednesday committees will prepare for the
Men like mules don’t kick and pull at the sam e time.
line Truesdale, the girl Gretchen afternoon. December 5, at the borne new campaign, with tbe new con
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wants her brother to marry, Caro of Mrs. Stewart. The party begins tracts probably being offered some
A record of some m arried lives would be a scrap book. line Worley; Gretchen's sister, who at 1:30.
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time in January.
has a mind of her own. Genevieve
Edmlston; Midnight, a “chocolate VARICOSE VEINS------
Visits Daughter—Mrs. Stevens of !
brown" houseman, who enjoys his
ULCERS— OLD SORES Bakersfield, California who arrived
I uniform very greatly, James Edmis-
here recently for an Indefinite visit,
ton; Dahlia. wife of Midnight.
Clean Powerful Penetrating Oil
Is the mother of Mrs. Clarence Fan-
"High Yaller,' and a determined Quickly Promotes Healthy Healing drent.
The Holy
female. Mrs. Ruby McCloskle.
eod which con taifB Four Great Treasures
Get a two-ounce bottle of Moon'es
Emerald Oil (full strength) with
IS NOT PARENT
the distinct understanding that you
Miss Gladys Cooley is not the must get quick relief and splendid
TH E DIVISION
mother of an Infant child as was resulttt or your money cheerfully
The first line reads, ‘‘The Holy Bible.” Since the word erroneoasly inferred from an Item refunded.
The very first application will
in this paper last week which re
biblia in Lathi is plural and m eans library, we know a t once
give you relief and a few short
ferred
to
Mrs.
Cooley
as
having
re
that we have here not a single book but a collection of sev
treatments will thoroughly con
turned from tbe hospital. Miss vince you that by sticking faith
eral books.
i Cooley underwent an operation for fully to it a short while longer your
The second line, “Containing the Old and New T e sta appendicitis at the Pacific hospital troubles will disappear. Flanery's
m ents,” m eans obviously th a t there are two m ain divisions ' and she was released from the hos- Drug Store Is selling lota of It.
and that the distinguishing feature is a difference in age, I pital nearly two weeks ago. An
one group of books being m ore recent th an the other.
item published on November 16
The third line says, “T ranslated out of the original 1 told of Miss Cooley's having under
gone the operation.
H. B. MAXEY. Editor
TRY THE TRAIN
TO CALIFORNIA
Southern Riclfic
Milk for Health
IVeVe Thankful
R G G IM A N N ’S
WE’RE READY AND
O.K. BY SANTA CLAUS
""¿y-B-KUCt
« A H IUN
MOONE S
tongues,” indicating th a t the Bible was originally publish
ed not in English but in more than one other language.
“And with the form er translations diligently compared
and revised,” shows th a t this translation, which was made
under the authority of King Jam es I in 1611, is the succes
sor to several earlier translations.
T urning over the pages we discover th a t the text is
divided into num bered chapters and verses, which seems
rath e r an unusual way to present a book until we learn
that these divisions were not m ade by the original w riters
but were inserted in 1551 by Mr. Robert Stephens, a pious
printer, who believed th a t more people would read the
Bible if he made it easier to read. Several earliej attem pts
had been made to divide the books into chapters and verses,
all of them unsatisfactory,
A single glance is enough to indicate th a t the Old
Testam ent Is m uch larg e r'th a n the New—and here is an
easy way to rem em ber how many books are in each. The
key num ber is three, which multiplied by itself gives nine.
The Old T estam ent has thirty-nine books. Again multiply
three by nine and you have tw enty-seven the num ber of
the books in the New Testam ent.
Caesar, you rem ember, divided all Gaul into three
parts. Similarly scholars divide the Old T estam ent into
three divisions the historic hooks, beginning with Genesis
and ending with Esther; the poetic books, beginning with
Job and ending with the Song of Songs; and the rem ainder,
which consists of serm ons, or, as they are more commonly
called, books of prophecy.
Of the historic books the first five have a certain unity
which has long caused them to be regarded as one. They
are called the Pentateuch, m eaning the five-in-one book,
and there is a tradition that Moses wrote them all. W hether
he did or not we can leave to the scholars to dispute.
These are the five;
Genesis— the book of beginnings.
Exodus—the book of going out,
Leviticus— the book for the priests.
Num bers—a sort of amplified census report.
Deuteronom y—a Greek nam e m eaning “second law,’1
or review and digest of the laws.
EMERALD OIL
8UMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In Foreclosure of Tax Lien
the amount then due and delin
quent for taxes for the year 1927
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF together with penalty, Interest and
THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR erty assessed to you. of which you
LA N E COUNTY.
are the owner as appears of re
A. F. Fir, Plaintiff, vs. Christian cord, situated in said County and
H. Furre, Defendant.
State, and particularly bounded
To Christian H. Furre the above and described as follows, to-wlt:
named defendant.
The East H of the NE*4 and
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
the NW’/, of NE% and the NE%
OF OREGON: You are hereby notl-
ot the SE>4 of section 12 Town
i fled that A. F. Fir the holder of
ship 18 Sc. of Range 6 West of
| Certificate of Delinquency number
W. M. In Lane County, Oregon.
3201 isued on the 6th day of Nov
You are further notified that
ember, 1931 by the Tax Collector said A. F. Fir has paid taxe on
of the County of Lane, State of said premises for prior or subse-
Oregon, for the amount of Seven quert years, with the rale of In
teen 64-100 dollars, the same being terest on said amounts as follows:
Year’» tax
1927
1928
1929
1929
1930
1920
1931
1931
1932
1932
1933-1934
1933 1934
Date paid
11- 5 31
11- 6-31
11- 6-31
11- 6-31
11- 6-31
11- 6-31
10-1034
10-10-34
10-10-34
10 10-34
10-10 34
10-10-34
Tax Receipt No.
64386
54385
61776
61776
40646
40546
39920
39919
33826
33825-
25325
25324
Said Christian H. Furre aa the
owner of tbe legal title ot the above
described property as the same ap
pears of r rcord, and each of the
other persons above named are here
by notified that A. F. Fir will apply
to the Circuit Court of the County
and State aforesaid for a decree fore
closing the Hen against the prop
erty above described, and mention
ed In said certificate. And you are
hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the first publica
tion of this summons, exclusive of
the day of said first publication,
and defend this actfon or pay the
amount due as above shown, to
gether with costs and accrued In
terest, and In case of your failure
to do so, a decree will be rendered
foreclosing tbe lien of said taxes
Amt.
»10.97
27.73
6.27
16.64
665
16.48
6.04
14.23
6.44
14.90
6 86
18.70
Rate InL
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
and coats agalnat the land and
premises above named.
This summons Is published by
order of the Honorable O. F. Skip-
worth Judge of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the
County of Lane and said order
was made and dated this 5th day ol
ovember, 1934 and the date of the
first publication of this summons
Is the 8th day ot November, 1934.
All process and papers In this
proceeding may be served upon the
undersigned residing within the
State of Oregon at the address
hereafter mentioned.
WM W. HARCOMBE, Attor
ney for I’lnlntlff. Address 302
Tiffany Bldg., Eugene, Oregon.
(N 31622-2»—D «)
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