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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS STATE LOSER UNDER LOW EMPLOYMENT FUTURE LUMBER MILLS SHOW BRIGHT FOR GRADUATES SLIGHT BUSINESS GAIN ÄUTO LICENSE SYSTEM EASTERN OREGON LAW 1 WRITERS' "STYLE RULE MADE BY U OF O EXPERT MAKERS TIRE OF FISH Eugene. Ore . A simple yal com Members of lha stale legMIalure Enactment two year« ago of the prohcnalve "«lyl« rttla" ileelgued Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 21— <8pe Technical Flalda To Abaorb A ll from countlea eaet of the ' aacatle to serve writer». Journal!«!« and d a l)—A total of 52« down and >5 flat fee for pMaenger vehicle« W ho Flnloh In Juno; Some teaulled In a saving of >1.888.638 83 mounlalns are tiring of the contin those who carry on correspondence operating mills In Oregon and Leave School Early THE WILLAMETTE PRESS Washington which reported to the for motorlala In Oregon during the ual round of fish bill« being shoved much aa allil» rule» •"** o*h«r de U K MAXEY. editor Weal Coast Lumbermen's aeaocla- t»34 calendar year, according to at them In the preaenl aesaion of vices do architect» and inalh-wall- The apactor o f the Jobl«»»» com figures released by the motor vehi clans, ha» Juat be»n published bar« mencement at the conclusion of lion for the week ending February cle division of the secretary of the legislature and r.re launching by 8. Slephenaou Smith, asaoclate #. produced 9«.«61.455 board feet of < B attrad aa aacond claaa matter, February M, 1963. at the poatottlca. their college career does no! con a movement to have these meaaurea state's office. professor of Kugllah at the Unlver lumber This wa» approximately Sp rin gfield , lir e gon front mdat of the seniors of the Thia money la In the molorlat'a Inveatigated hy the Governors slty of Oregon. S,000,000 feel more than In tlTe pee i technical school» at Oregon State pocket- an average of about 8« 70 planning board. They would have M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A V E The devise la published on flva »100 college this year, a check up on the ceding week. The average weekly per registered vehicle hua been at sheets of cardboard, three Inch«« Oaa Yaar In Adranca ....... 81 id S** Month« production of this group of saw them brought before »ha next legls 50c employment altuatlon ahows tributed directly Io the reduction In wide aud eight Inch»» long, clever- Two Years In advamca >2.5« Three Moa the In the leading men'» technical mills lu 1935 ha» been 7i.8iS.552 registration feo receipt«, although latlve aaaaloa with recommends |y bound at the top When the feel; during the same period In thins. It 1« expecting loo much of TH URSDAY . MBBRUARY 21. 1935 achola of fore-lry. agriculture, en 34.668 more vehicle« were register writer has com plot ed hie work, aud glneerlng and pharmacy the deana l»34 their weekly average was 73. ed In 1834 than In a like period of n wheal and entile fanner Io know wants to . heck II. or find« need «4 I SO.>19 feet. Just whal lo do about the fishing report condition» greatly Improved CO-OPERATION IS NHKDED IN CITY AFFAIRS time, July 1. 133» lo June 80. 1333 the atyle ruin, he can quickly aud with actual shortage« of prosper, The new buetneaa reported laal The controversy going on in the to * n over the ne* In 1334 molorlate paid to the problems after a few days' atudy. easily look up juaf whal ha need» bookkeeping system being installed we feel is "making a tlve graduate» for waiting post week hy 538 mills was 3l.851.28l slate »10.047.881 18 In registration they »ay. mountain out of a mole hill.” It has been stated public > Ilona. AU through the depression board feet agatnat a production of fee«, motor transportation fee« and in council meeting and by members of the council outside there ha.» beeu conalderable de 30.081.455 feet and shipment« of state motor fuel» lax. Iu the earlier the chambers that the purpose of the new *>** mand for technical graduate*, but 87.638.337 feet. Their »hlpmenla period, under the old llcenae fee J tern, and the audit necessary to procure the balances from conditions now are distinctly Im were uu.ler production of 3.7 per ayatOm. they paid »11.814.480.40. the old books to carry on to the new, was not to cast any proved over a year or so ago. re cent and their current sale» were The difference. It was pointed over production by 1.8 per cent. blame, or reflection on any city officials past or present ports »how. out, amount« to 15.67 per cent— a Forestry Job* Open The orders booked last week by Until we know differently from positive evidence, and not “We could place three time» the this group of Identical mills wera loss to the stale, but a saving to someone's opinion, we must take these statements as the forestry graduate» this spring." under the preceding week by about the Individual motorist. truth. »aid President Q. W. Peavy, who 6.000.000 feel or approximately 8.2 State receipt« for reglitratlon We think it fair to presume that if the people of the retain» hl» position as dean of the per cent. diminished 68.82 per can! In 1834. town had anted the city government operated exactly like forestry achool. “Our hardest Job Is it had been run before they would have re-elected all the to keep them till they are gradua A group of 438 identical mill» from »6.323.231.81 to »1.218.805 00 Thin 1» Hit- label on your Springfield Creamery old members of the council and would have seen that suit ted. a» many are templed by lob» whose records are complete for Receipts In slate gaaolltte lax able candidates representing their viewpoints ran ini the• un available even before they finish. both periods, show total orders 1835 money Jumped 18 12 per cent from butler and other dntry producta. You will find our »6.308.663 in tho 1333 1833 year to contested positions. That not being the case it is fair to product» pul out under no other brand. We never aub- .Agricultural training covers such to date of o28.822.741 board feet, assume that the people of the town want the government a broad field that condition» are compared with 436.316,781 board »7.303.073 S3 In 1334 atitute or fry to fo«d you. Uniformity and high dan. la to run differently iu future. That is what they are getting mixed, but there Is a distinct short feet for the -«me period In 1334. an reflected In every Maid «C ream Product. age of prospective graduate« this Increase of 215 per cent. at the present time. MEDICAL AID SET-UP year In many branches, says Oean The unfilled order file at these We have supported, voted for and defended at various FOR SERA EXPLAINED mills stood at 428.303.708 board feel times all the men who found themselves in the »‘dnority W. A. Schoenfeld. “A big demand now is for men approximately 500.000 feet over the at last election. We number them among our friends. %e Details of the health project gov can not agree with them, however, that they 8h<?uW1*e e p “1J’ trained In soils, agricultural en week before. The aggregate Inven ernlng SERA worker» were out tb“ r campaign after election An election should settle gineering, farm management, and tories of 438 mills are 1.7 per cent lined here ihla week by Dr Milton soinethhig Tor a few months at least. If it does not then some phase» of plant and animal more than at thie time laal year. V Walker. dustrles fitting them for work in Under the present set-up the per our system of government is a failure. the new graxlng service, soil ero son now working on an SERA pro When a city is in as bad a financial condition as ours sion work and rural electrifica O. S. C. SPRAY CALENDAR ject has access to tree medical or i warrants delinquent for four years, one bond issue in de tion." explained Dean Schoenfeld IS READY FOR GROWERS dental service» for himself or her fault and another about to go into default) it is no time More requests ere coming for The Dainty Deagert.......... to deal in personalities. It would be foolish for a family-to graduates In the other fields of In »pile of all Its limitation« and self and member« of the dependent engage in a personal fight ’.hile the landlord moved the agriculture as well, but there Is a the searches tor a substitute, arse family. The dessert that-everyone like» und everyone can The Individual shall have free furniture into the street. Ii ever cooperation is needed real shortage of available men with ; nate of lead still remain* the moat choice of the family physician or eat Ice Cream. And made not merely from good^In L needed now and badly. It is needed to save our- city special training." gredient«. hut from the very finest obtainable, bgg satisfactory material for uae In cod dentist from going into bankruptcy and to prevent bond holders Engineering B rig h ter ling moth control, though calcium inunu's Ice Cream la superb. Before obtaining medical or den Pharmacy graduates worthy o f , arnaeuate 1» being used successful seizing all our tax money. tal care It la first neceaaary for the In every flavor you want, vanilla, chocolate «Jr»w- We need to take complete inventory of our assets and recommendation by the school have ly In the Willamette valley, saya Individual to go before the County been absorbed In the past by the 1836 issue of the Oregon apple berry. maple nut, etc., either at our fountain or lu hrlclt liabilities, fairly and impartially, and then set down with our all the Industry and will doubtless i and pear apray recommendation Relief committee at the court bouse or In bulk. bondholders and bankers and figure out a plan under w hi for a requisition authorising the to be. Is the terse sum bulletin Ju»t Issued by the O. 8. C we can meet our obligations. Under such a plan it is rea continue doctor to make an examination ming up of the situation given by : extension service. sonable to think ourbond holders will consent to lower 'In Thia doe« not conflict with accf terest rates and perhaps some reduction m principal—that Dean A. Ziefle. dent cases which are covered by The 1835 edition Is now ready for ¡ X ™ d a . taxpayer « «ill no. have ae heavy burden, Better times In the "heavy Indus free distribution and may be had the State Indnatrlal Accident run- “Where the Bervlca la Dlffareut to bear as if we did nothing about our conditions but let tries" will cause a big pickup In from county agenta' office» or di mls’lon. and which Is paid for by engineering employment, and mark nature take Its course. rect from Corvallla. It differs little the political unit sponsoring lha —------ ♦ ed improvement in the outlook Is from the 1834 laeue. and those hav project. already apparent, reports Acting ing the latter may safely follow Ita WOMEN BEHEADED Dean R. H. Dearborn, in charge of The difference In viewpoint in the new and old world Is the largest school In the college. guidance, officials state, until the new one Is obtained. demonstrated in the beheading of two young women con The Bonneville dam. bridge build victed in secret court as spies at Berlin. The government ing and similar projects have taken of Germany and no doubt the majority of German people scores of O9C engineers, and the MANY SEEK ADVICE OF thinks this execution is all right—just and necessary even outlet to private Industries la tin i EXPERIMENT STATION in peace times. proving steadily, he says Or g ,.n experiment tatlon staff We are quite sure that the government and the people .tiers an-wered 80 35 letters of in this country would not behead any woman convicted in FORD PRODUCTION HITS in q u ir y d u r in g ’-be la»4 two years open court for espionage and it is quite probable they would PEAK OF 1929 SEASON according to the biennial report not stand for a man being executed for the same crime. Just issued. In addition personal Even when we were at war spies caught red handed whose The highest January world pro i on-ultaliOD« were b<-ld with 21, work had caused hundreds of soldiers to die had their death duction of Ford cars and truck» 769 who called to s-ek Information sentences commuted to prison terms. since 1929 was reported thH week rhe Iiublli sent In 4238 plant speci the home office» of the I drd mens for identification, and 11,026 This is representative, we think, of the different view points of the new and old world. To say that the people of Motor company, a total of 105,230 "samples" of Insects to have units having been produced during named. Germany are ground down by a despotic governmen Disease Identification» against their will does not explain matters but only illus the past month. were made 5229 times, and 6619 This figure represents an In germination and purity testa on trates more clearly our different view point. The German people as a whole do not think they are ground down or crease of more than 70 per cent seed» were made. For big figure» iniustice is being done. Hitler in Germany is just as over world production In January, the veterinary department topped Sipuiar as Roosevelt is in America and informed Germans 1334. when 61,813 units were built. the list. It made 108,000 tests for Ford domestic production of V-8 Bang's disease, 180,000 for bacil will tell you that he has not the power invested in our presi dent To our mind the answer is that the old and new iar» and trucks for January of this I lary diarrhea In poultry, and dis world think differently. What seems all wrong to us seems year was 91.043 unit», or an In tributed 680.000 dose» of chicken- crease of more than 76 per cen t. pox vaccine. all right to them. over January of last year, when 51,974 units were produced In the United States. This Is the more re-1 BUTTERMAKERS TO BACK markable because o’ the fact that FEDERAL QUALITY DRIVE tho new Ford V-8 cars were not Introduced until December 29. Oregon and other Pacific coast The world production for Janu states as well are "miles ahead sod which eon txim Foui Great Trcaaurt» . . . . . . . . ary of this year is the largest for o f the country as a whole In the a comparative month »Ince January matter of butter quality Improve 1929. ment, Dr. O. F. Hunxlker. Chicago, PATIENCE MEAN'S ENDURANCE The Ford company has set Its a world authority of dairy manu domestic production schedule for ’Why do you call the Psalms poetry?” somebody asks | February to exceed that of Janu facturing. told members of the Ore “They don't rhyme.” Hebrew poetry does not consist of ary. Five Ford branches In the gon Butter and Ice Cream Makers rhyme nor meter, but in balance of thought, a parallelism. United States nave reopened for association at the annual conven One line says a thing and the next repeats it with slight assembly operations, making a tion held at Oregon State college. He said this should make Oregon and skillful variation. total of 16 assembly branches now fall In heartily with the federal in the way of righteousness la life; and In the pathway in operation. Employment here and plan to “clean-up" the Industry at all Ford branches now operating where necessary. thereof is no death. is Increasing steadily. Or the second line is an adversative clause: The convention endorsed the fed Wealth gotten by vanity shall be diminished: but he that eral campaign, urged the continu gatberetb by labour »ball have increase. DEVELOPMENT OF MAN ance of the state AAA law, and Thus the balance and rythm are not In the words but In TO BE EXHIBIT FEATURE commended the butter scoring the thought. Having in mind this distinctive characteristic, work of the Rtate college. Most of it is easier to understand why the Book of Job is called San Diego, Cal., Feb. 21— Lite the convention was devoted to edu sometimes "the greatest poem” and sometimes ‘‘the great masks and busts of many race» rational matters with Dr. Hunzlker est of all dramas.” and nationalities will be found In featured. The necessity for en Everybody knows Job, "the most patient man who ever the Palace of Science of the Cali during the hardship« of lived”—a bit of knowledge based on the remark in the fornia Pacific International Exposi New Testament: “Ye have heard of the patience of Job.’ tion, which opens here on May 29. household drudgery »o As a matter of fact, Job was about as impatient as a man The subject« ran-e In age from could possibly be, and properly so perhaps, for he was the 9 to 70 years, presenting the facial longer exist«. A ll Elec Our stepdown rats covering Nina McPeek, Luclle Jordan. victim of trials quite undeserved. characteristics of American Indian, Florence Jordan and Nancy Bar-| s e v e r a l combinations ot tric service has opened The word "patience’’ as the New Testament writer uses Eskimo, Mongolian, Maori, Malay, home electric service, de num. I*leasant HUI high school it does not denote the moral quality of submission with Australian, Negrito, Pygmy, Bush the door to a new free gradual chs who are attending State creases your cost per kilo cheerfulness to a hard experience, but mere endurance. man and Zulu. Normal School were home over the dom. Not only to the w att hour as your use of Job was a rich farmer, cattle owner and public-spirited Another display In the sa n e hall week-end. They came down for the electricity increases. This citizen, who headed all subscription lists and had the satis »hows. In mask reproduction, the B league tournament held at Mc housewife who enjoys faction of seeing his enterprises succeed and his children facial differences between white Arthur Court last week. They drove provides you and your fam the luxuries of life but grow up with good promise. Suddenly calamity descends American, American- Negro and down with Douglas Keables, of ily with a service that is upon him. He does not know it, but his soul is to be tried. American Indian Extremes In the Pengra, who la also attending nor also to the one whose beyond ccmparison, at a Job’s crops are destroyed, his barns burned, his children life cycle from 6 days to 94 year» mal school. ’ice you can easily afford. taken sick, and he himself breaks out all over with horrid are shown here. living expenses must be Mr. and Mrs. Jeeae A. Phelps of our purchase of an electric boils. In this condition he is visited by a group of three Various charts In this group de governed by a modest friends—professional moralists and Pollyannas—and be pict the difference» In hair, skin, Philomath visited friends at Pleas range, an automatic electric tween them and him the dramatic debate ensues. They tell color of eyes, head form, nose, ear», ant Hill Baturday. They were down fam ily budget. I t exacts waterheater, and an up to from Philomath on business. They him just where he has been wrong and urge him to confess chin, lips and narea. date electric refrigerator, or no greater demands on his sins to God and beg forgiveness. He responds sarcas The development of mankind have traded their ranch at Pleas any of these electric serv ant Hill for a home In Eugene and from the earliest known man, the tically. the household budget No doubt but ye are the people and wisdom shall die Pithecanthropus (also known as expect to move to Eugene soon. ants is made easy on a Mr». Ralph Laird and Mrs. Glua than the a n t i q u a t e d the Java Man or Precursor), Is to with you. modest monthly payment He denies that he has sinned and refuses to tell God that be protrayed In a collection of tine who were In Corvallis last plan. methods of by s one days week for the Home Makers Insti he has because it would be a lie; and he won’t lie even to busts. tute returned Friday. be relieved from all his misfortunes. Th» A ll Electric way ie the modern, efficient The Plea»ant Hill Woman’» club visits In Portland— Miss June His conversation is far from meek, but you can’t fail met at the home of Mrs. E. E. Sch- to admire his indomitable courage. In the end it triumphs. Clover left Sunday for Portland to A ll Am erican way. God says to him in effect: "Job, you have talked a good spend several days vlaltlng with renk Wednesday. The Home Economics clubs In deal of nonsense, and you have been very Impatient, but friends. cluding Oakridge. Jasper, Ooshen, you have helped me to win out in my contest with Satan. In California—Miss Dorla Myers Lowell, and Pleasant Hill district» He said that nobody on earth loves goodness for its own sake, and 1 told him that you do. He said I was wrong, but and Miss Ellen Bryan left Friday will meet at Jasper Thursday, Feb. you have proved me right. I am proud of you, and 1 was for Ban Francisco to visit with 21 Ml » Nye of Oregon State col never so proud as when you protested that you would not Mrs. Ralph Cole and other friends. lege will be present. Her topic will be vegetable cookery. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eaton. Published Every Thursday at Springfield. Lan« County, O regoa by ONE LABEL - No Other Springfield Creamery Co; Serve Ice Cream - F G G IM A N N ’S A ll E lectric "W U Q ^ IU N ' Marvelous Household Sertìice EASILY Upper Willamette WlTHlb YOUR REACH ? MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY lie even to please me.”