THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1U34
THE SPRINOFIELD NEWS
DRY WORKER TO
SPEAK TONIGHT
VARIED USES LISTED
FOR $5.00 FEE CARS
Whtle all motor vehicles register
j Ing on the flat $5.00 license fee
I basis are classified generally as
"passenger cari.” there are a aum-
President Of Flying Squadron i her of types of vehicles that are
I Indudisl in this group that are not
Foundation To Talk Of strictly for private business of
Future Liquor War
i pleasure purpose«, according to
statement of registrations compiled
Oliver W. Stewart, of Chicago, by Secretary of State P. J. Sladel
President of the Plying Squadron man.
Foundation will ho beard at the
Of the 249.016 cars that pay a
Baptist church thia evening at 7:30 $5,00 fee under the present Iteena
when he speaks on "The Oncoming ing laws, 230.319 are private pas
War with the Liquor Traffic.” He senger cars, not used commercially
will dim u;« the many phased of the in any way. while the other vehic­
drink problem, meeting all the wet les in the general class are listed
argument;. Ilia many years of ex­ as follows:
perience give him the background
Deliveries, 14,388; trucks, 2.288;
for thia work.
trailers, 1,136; sedan deliveries.
lit* services in the legislature 248; wreckers, 145; woodsaws. 122;
in the state of Illinois to the house house cars. 32; house trailers. 69;
of which he was elected in Chicago tractor cars. 14; buses and taxi­
as a dry, attracted far more than cabs, 88; and cars of passenger
state wide attention. He is known type but used for the carrying of
throughout the country for his commodities. 229. All of these ve­
sanity In the presentation of the hicles have a combined weight of
problem of the liquor traffic.
vehicle and load of less than 4000
Mr. Stewart has recently com­ pounds and are consequently legal
pleted a state-wide campaign in lv entitled to register under the
Minnesota where the drys made a flat $6.00 fee.
satisfactory showing in the prim­
ary. He also spent almost a month
To v ,.,t Daughter— Mrs. Mabel
In West \ irginia and five weeks in Tyson and daughter. Muriel, will
Kansas in a campaign to maintain leave Friday for Phoenix. Arixona
the state s prohibition amendment.
spend the Christmas holidays
He is coming to this state for a visiting with Mrs. Tyson's son-in
series of meetings in the Interest ,aw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
of prohibition. The public is in- Leland M. Hover.
vlted. There is no admission, but
_________________
an offering will be taken.
Take License— Ancel Neet and
Frances Powell, both of Fall Creek
OCTOBER GAS SALES
obtained license to mary at the of-
UNDER 1933 TOTALS ,ice of ,he county clerk Wednes-
day.
Gasoline sales dropped off In
October, bringing the state $14,-
Leaeburg Folk Here— Mr. and
14.77 less In revenue from motor Mrs. Lee Fountain of Leaburg were
fuels taxation thau during October, business visitors in Springfield
1933, shows the monthly statement Wednesday.
Issued by the office of P, J. S tad el-
man. ecretary of state.
Gross receipts for October were ■
HAPPY HOUR MEMBERS
$685,797.13, while $100,711.90 was
HEAR CHRISTMAS PLAY
collected in the corresponding
month of last year. Gallonage fig
urea for Octotber, 1934, were 13,-1 Fifteen members of the Happy-
715.942 and for the preceding year, Hour club went to Eugene Tuesday
14.014.237. Revenue for the ten- afternoon where they were guests
month period of 1934 has totaled of Mrs. Sally Elliott Allen at her
996.54. on a gallonage o i 141.- j *I "er h,,!ue “n Bireh *“ e
619.928, and in 1933 grossed 135, ) Allen read one of her original
698,305 on a sale of 6,121,865 gal Christmas plays entitled "Merry
Christinas." Mrs. Allen has writ­
Ions.
ten a number of poems which have
Brother Dies— Walter M. Sharp, been published in the Saturday
brother of Mrs. Roy Flock of Dex­ Evening Post, and has had several
ter and of Mrs. Clarence McBee of of her plays produced.
66
One of Our Babies
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RESERVE LOANS FOR
HONEY USES TOLD IN
LIVESTOCK AVAILABLE
NEW RECIPE BULLETIN
04561131
TO CHANGING NEEDS
lluw to us« honey lu making
¿.-AVE-ST
Over 366.000 emergency douglit
broads, cakes, candy, couklea. sal loans aggregaliug $24.000.000 have
ads. saudwlch tilling» aud desserts been made to western aud middle
H, ROBERT V. FLEMING
of
various kinds is explained lu de western farmers and stockmen
I i, « Frrii'Jrst 4 MsHrss ffaalvrx
lull lu a new book of roclpee, since the drought fund appropria­
.4 usrfsMsa
n ANKERS rsxogulse that chang-
"Uses of lloney" just Issued by the ted last summer hecunte available.
® Ing conditions require new meth-
extension service at Oregon State Governor W I Myers, Farm Credit
oils of doing business However it
college. It may be had free (rout Administration hus announced
__ _____ ____
ta their respon­
Corvallis or uny couuly extension
Just over 200.000 of I he loaus
sibility to re
office.
tain those ea
amounting io about $14.000,000 re
Oregon beekeepers produce near
s e n 11 a I and
presented liittlal advance#, primer
ly two pounds of honey uuuually
tound flnancla
ily fur the purpoe« of purchaalug
lor every luau, woman uml child In
irlnclplea upon
feed for livestock, and 166,000 sup
w h ic h t h ia
Hie slate The rousuuier can have
plemeiilul advances have been
c o u n t r y was
his choice of Willie or light amber
made aggregating $10.000.000 Or­
founded a n d
alfulru honey from southern or
dinarily such loans are made in
lias grown to
eastern Oregon; clear white fire
monthly
advance«.
limited
Io
be whyt Is atili
weed honey of the moulilulli re­
the richest nu
amoulBs required per head fur the
gions.
vetch
or
raspberry
honey
of
11 o n in ths
stock to be fed
(be Willamette valley, or the dark
world.
umher honey with strong flavor
Many of our
d lff lc t i t l e s
tliut comes from French pink ami
R. V. PLUMING
•HONE COMPANY OPENS
have a risen
bachelor button flowers.
from lack of confidence and from
How honey may be substituted SERVICE LINE TO JAPAN
misunderstanding Therefore it be­
(or sugar, molaaaus or syrup II
hooves the banker to bend every
Regular commercial radio tele-
cookery, la explained 111 the bullet-
effort to create a better public un­
lu which was prepared by Hie nutri­ pilone servire belweeti thè United
derstanding of souud bauklng aud
Red Cross public health nurse proudly displays one of the Infants
thereby, brtug about that united
tion specialists of the exteuslou States and Jupau wus opeued Fri
under her rare. In the past five years Red Cross nurses have aided at ths effort and cooperative spirit which
stuff
and H ie school of home econ­ day. December 7, by thè Bell Tele
birth of more than 19,000 babies and have given cars to mothers of many
will hasten the day of national re­
omic*. Mollie homemakers flud it phone syslem.
others, in their work to save livts of mothers and babies.
covery and restore to the banker Che
economical to use honey, aud
The uew circuii Is Ibe fourlh
arrives, and in reducing time lost confidence of the public to which he
others like the distinctive flavor aerosa thè l*arlflc exlendlug thè
is
entitled.
by workers In factories, mines and
und quality honey gives their cook 61 imi mlle» betweeu Han Fraitclaro
As an approach to the realisation
other tnduHtrles. We are also giv­
lug.
nini Tokio The longeat Pacific cir­
ing the course extensively to police of this Ideal, bankers should care­
fully scrutinize every application
cuii opelied early in 1934 renelle«
and fire departments throughout the for a loaq to see If it is bankable
87041 mlles to Java and Humalra.
country, and to state highway pa­ and. if it Is not in bankabl-- form,
NEEDLECRAFT MEMBERS The olber Iwo exietid lo Ilawall,
trols."
(ben'make
further
examination
to
First Aid. Life Saving. Nursing
Everyone is invited to join the see if the loan can be made to. In
MAKE PLANS FOR PARTY 2400 mlle», and Ibe Fhillppluea
Red Cross during the annual mem­ order to stimulate use of credit.
7000 mlles.
Care. Promote Health
bership roll call which continues
Final urraugemeuta for Hie an
and Safety
from Armistice Day to Thanksglv Explaining l oan Factors io Customers
nual Christmas party and gift ex­
—•4
We must not expect our customers
lug, to have a part in the health pro
change of the Needlecraft club
Try Our
gram and the other humanitarian to be bankers and underatand all
were made here last Thursday
Five outstanding services make up
the factors which wa must consider
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs
the health-conservation program of services of the Red Cross.
before granting a Ioan. It we flud
the American Red Cross, according
Laurence C. Moffitt. Gatuea were
D n ig e r d in S u r»
I, J, J, 4 sud
that a loan la not. aud cannot be
to the annual report just Issued in
years Sise 4 require« Jr« yard« .>1
enjoyed during the afternoon by
and
made, bankable, then 1 think we
Fires on M o rro C astle and
35 inch m ateriel (ne both d r e i,
id
Washington. These services are
the members. The Christmas party
Painting
for
Christinas
should take pains to explain the rea
pannes
2
yard«
ol
l
y
,
inch
b«M
A t N om e A la s k a , R e­
first aid and life saving, which to­
sons why it cannot be granted.
will be held at the home of Mrs. or trade In your old toya-
buuling is required.
gether have trained more than a
ceived H e lp o f Red
There are other measures which
II Hchaffenherg with Mrs. Henry
blcyclea of tricycles on new
million persons; nursing, with an
1 think it important (or the buuker
Cross W o rk e rs
Faudrem
as assistant boateaa. Mrs
or rebuilt oiieg.
FOR W EE MODERNS
active enrollment of 36.133 regis­
to undertake in order to eliminate
W N. Gossler unstated Mrs. Mof-
tered nurses; Public Health Nurs­
Pattern
8284—
Wee
modern*
have
the misunderstandings which have
. (III.
A number of tragic and unusu­
ing. conducted by 7600 nurses In 424
arisen and overcome the sentiment a great deal Io say about what they
al disasters have recently called
Phone 900
chapters last year; and Home Hy­
which exists. Und r presen' condl will wear these days and they In­
for Red Cross relief.
A duplicate Key for 10c with
giene, which has taught more than
Thureton Man Here— Farrel Me-
tlons we have to operate under variably choose a clever outfit like
Included in them have been a
700,000 men and women simple ways
this advertisement
many laws and regulations, and the one plcturt-d with simple and Quinn of Thurston was 11 visitor in
flood in Kentucky, following a
of caring tor the aick at home.
also watch what further legislation
Springfield Wedueeday.
pretty
dress
and
even
more
simple
series of cloudbursts in August:
"The achievements of the Red
is being proposed which affects our
epidemics of disease which
Cross in public health nursing place
methods of operation and may not panties to match. The pleats are
threatened several sections, in
It among the leaders in this field,"
be in the best Interest of the com held In place by cross stitching on
eluding some caused by drought
said James L. Fieser. rice chairman
munities we serve. Nowadays it the shoulders and the full sieves
conditions. Red Cross workers
in charge of domestic operations.
seems at times we must sit with a are gathered Into the armhole and
found much to do for the survi­
"This service wa, organized In 1919
law book in one band and a book trimmed with bias binding which
vors of the Morro Castle fire and
to meet needs developed by the
of regulations in the other In order also triors the neck.
’or those engaged in rescue work;
World War and the ravages of the
to make certain we are discharging
The little panties are cut in one
and Red Cross relief went by air­
flu epidemic which in 1918-1919 took
our daily duties aud functioning
place
and held In place by an elaa
plane to Alaska when the famous
so great a toll of life.
strictly in accordance with the law.
old gold camp. Nome, burued In
All of this is very trying, yet 1 tic inserted In the hem at upper
"Since that time Red Cross nurs­
September.
think iu the end we shall become edge. Small daughter will love this
ing services have been pioneers In
set and look exceedingly sweet
better bankers.
more than one half of the counties
TOILET SETS
SHAVING SETS
1 believe It Is the duty of every In it.
in the United States. Many services
Lowell, died at the Eugene hospi- '
A n A rm y o f G o o d w ill
banker today to endeavor to under­
we established were taken over later
PERFUMES
tai Tuesday. Funeral services are
, n 42 percent of the lightning
CIGARS
stand the public he serves. In ad
by civic, state and federal agencies,
being held today from the Bran- fjres OD t^e national forests of Ore- and the Red Cross continues to es­
CHOCOLATES
When members of the Junior Red dltion to his daily duties, tryiug as COUNTY DOG LICENSES
BRUSH HETS
stetter-Simon chapel in Eugene. In gon and Washington, the eedles tablish services in other new fields. Cross learned that school-books bad they are. be should participate in
GO
ON
SALE
THIS
WEEK
terment will be made at Eula.
MANICURE SETS
and litter on the ground are the Red Cross nurses made more than a been destroyed in the Kentucky the activities of his community, so
FLAS 11 LIGHTS
million visits to patients last year, floods last August they gave $100 that, with the (und of information
materials first ignited.
Lin uses for lain« county dogs
CAMERAS
STATIONERY
and 629,035 children in schools were from the National Children's Fund available to him. he may be as help
Return Umbrella
in 1935 were placed on sale tills
Inspected.
to buy new textbooks for use In the ful as possible.
FOUNTAIN PENS
CANDY
week at the office of the county
Will the person to whom I
Over half of the forest flrest
“Red Cross courses In home hy­ schools. The maximum membership
■ lerk at the court house. The fee
loaned my umbrella several started by lightning occur at ele­ giene and care of the sick are for the Junior Red Cross last year
RII,I, FOLDS
STATIONERY
months ago. please return. It vations between 4.000 and 6.000 feet especially important in times of de­ was 7.350,280. an Increase over the BOOKLET ON FARM CREDIT remain* the same, $1 for male or
spayed female, and $1.60 for female
no«-. Mrs. A. B. Van Valzah, according to an analysis recently pression. because they teach fami­ previous year of more than 250.000
CHRISTMAS CARDS
The licenae* may be pur
952 C. street. Phone 127-W.
A booklet has been published by dog
completed by the Pacific North- lies to maintain hygienic conditions They carry on civic and service pro
WRAPPING PAPER
in their homes and to recognize grams in their own communities the Agricultural Commission. Am chased before March 1 without the
j west Forest Experiment station.
symptoms of illness early enough to which each year bring comfort and eriran Bankers Association, on "Fac­ udditlon of a penalty.
RIBBON
prevent serious consequences.
pleasure to thousands of needy and tors Affecting Farm Credit,' (or ths
"Our courses In first aid have unfortunate people An International purpose of furthering -in a national
Lightning ignites dead trees more
The most Joy und satisfaction comes from the
often than live trees in the forests been instrumental in saving lives of friendship is built up through cor scale the taking of farm Inventories H. S. BASKETBALL
useful
gifts of which our store has a multitude of
west of the Cascade range, while the injured; in safeguarding the ac­ respondence with Junior Red Cross and the making of credit statements
TEAM WILL NOT PLAY
cident victim until the physician [ members In foreign countries.
as sponsored by the commission In
the reverse Is true east of the
Hems.
Gifts bought here are the kind you are proud
cooperation with the state colleges
mountains.
Springfield high school's "A" lea­
to
give.
of
agriculture
aud
the
U.
8
Depart­
church held a Joint meetitng at the
BROTHERHOOD PLANS
gue l>a ketball team will not meet
Methodist church Wednesday after ment of Agriculture. The goal is
829 Willamette
Fojt SALE—One RA73 H. P. range
CHRISTMAS EVENT noon. A special program was given better relationships between farmer uny M-heduled league competition
Remember you can do your Christmas shopping
used, in good condition. Mt.
cu--tomers and I heir banks.
until after the Christmas holidays
following
a
one
o'clock
potluck
in
the
evening at the drug store.
PRE-HOLIDAY
Frederic S. Dunn, professor of
.States Power Co.
tf.
it wit* announced at the school this
luncheon.
ARETANIA
GUILD
HAS
CLEARANCE
week.
Latin at the University of Oregon,
The announcement means either
will be the guest speaker at the
DINNER. PROGRAM MEET
cancellation or postponement of a
monthly meeting of the Men's PREVENT DUPLICATE
game series scheduled between
The Rcxa II Store
Brotherhood -ot the Methodist
GIVING, ASKS RED CROSS Members of the Aretania guild of two
A housewarming party wag held church Monday evening. He will
January clearance prices right
the Baptist church were entertain­ Lebanon and Springfield for Friday
Corner Fifth and Main
Springfield
now . . . there's no need to at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. talk on Christmas, giving a great
Letters to local organizations ed at a potluck dinner at the home and Saturday evenings of this
week. The game were to have
wait . . . you can get real SALE George Willian near Hendricks deal of the early background of the which frequently prepare Christ
of Mrs. George Cole Tuesday even­ marked the opening of the "A" lea
bridge Friday evening. A large present observance. Mrs. Dunn will
prices NOW!
number of their friends from Wal- be here also and all members are mas boxes for needy familte* are ing at 6:30. A program for the gue schedule under the new set-up
tervllle and Camp creek were pres­ urged to bring their wives for the being sent out this week by the young people followed the dinner. being tried this year.
Clearance Of
ent.
potluck supper which will precede Red Cross office In Eugene asking
Mr. Willian I b moving his sawmill the program at 6:30.
that they be notilled of the families
equipment from upper Camp creek
each group proposes to take care
and will set it up near his new
of. The Red Cross is trying to
Both Fur Trimmed and Tailor­
MISSION GROUPS HOLD
home.
prevent duplication of Christmas
ed - - Priced from
Residents of the Leaburg com­
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY boxes in some families with others
munity are making arrangements
receiving nothing, says Miss Ellis.
now for the building of a new
Both the Foreign and Home Mis­ Red Cross repre-entatlve for this
church on their property.
sionary societies of the Methodist district.
67 MARY MARMALI
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RED CROSS AGENCIES
SAFEGUARD HEALTH
Toy Repairing
DINT IT’S
Christmas Suggestions
For WOMEN:
For MEN:
MOORE’S
Ladies Shop
SALE
F la n e r y ’s D r u g S to r e
, McKenzie Valley
COATS
$ 1 0 up
Regular Values up to $39.75
6 ONLY
Full Length
SWAGGER
SUITS
SWAGGER
T h e W e a ry D o v e
by A. B. Chapin
Irish-Murphy Co.
RINTIN<5
Christmas Food Headquarters
EFFICIENT
PROMPT
Inexpensive
We are specially prepared
to serve you in Quality
Christmas Foods of all
kinds. Fancy fruits, vege­
tables, oysters.
Turkey
and other fowls are here in
abundance for you.
To be closed out at
$9.98
Regular Values as High as
$16.95
SPECIAL GROUP
DRESSES
Pre-Holiday Clearance
:: SILKS :: WOOLS
S m a rt new styles
In all color«
and size«.
S 2 98 S 3 98 S 4 98
New Fashioned Pure
Silk Hosiery
C h iffon
and aervlce
V e ry Special
a t - - p air . . .
weight«.
49c
FOR GIFTS FOR
HER
se our stock of imported
tbea, pajam a«, «lip« a n d
any
Im ported noveltle».
ery reasonably priced.
Teacher«' Warrant« Accepted
Popcorn
2 POUNDS
15c
Phone 2
OOD printing service consists of more
than delivering a certain amount of Ink
anti paper In the form ordered. Good printing
consists of careful consideration as to the
form in which the Idea Is to be presented,
thoughtful selection of type faces, the right
gratle, weight and color of the paper, accur­
ate composition and skillful printing. . . That
is I he kind of printing service you may ex­
pect from our shop. . . . and It costs no more
than inferior printing.
G
No mattpr what you printing job may ba or in what
quantities, we are confident you will find our eatt-
male of coat moat Interesting, workmanship moat
efficient and promptness In delivery most gratifying.
If you find It Inconventient to visit our office, phon«
and we will call. . . . You are under no obligation
In asking us for an estimate.
‘•The Willamette Presi
Opposite P. O.
Springfield