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PAG E TW O
7 HE SPRINóriiùLD HLv,
l uuiieh«! Every Thursdey el
Springfield. l-ene County. Oregon by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
U.
K.
M AXKY,
Editor
Entered a» second etas» matter. February 2«, 1993. at the poetofflce.
Springfield. Oregon _________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
M A IL
S U B S C R IP T IO N
One Year in Advance —_ >1.69
Two Year» In advance — >1.50
RATE
Six .Month» ------------------------>1.99
Three Mouth» .......
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1 9 3 5 . __________________
SUPPORT REFUNDING l ‘ l-AN
C ity councilm en breathed easier th is week a f t e r re ­
ceiving the $20,000 bond refund agreement fro m the W ood­
men of the W’o rid lodge. They now believe the c ity can
once m ore become masters of its own finances and continue
to refund bonds at substantial savings to the taxpayers.
Faced w ith $51,500 in bonds becom ing delinquent by-
Novem ber 1, 1036, the fin a n c ia l situ a tio n in S pringfield was
fast com ing to the c ritic a l stage The c ity had to have more
tim e in order to raise the money due and w hich there uad
been no s in k in g fund provided fo r in previous years. There
was no th in g le ft to do but sit dow n w ith the bond holders
and appeal fo r fu rth e r extension on paym ents and also fo r
a reduction in the interest rates w hich have been eating
up budgets fo r m any years.
The agreem ent w ith the W oodmen lodge not only gives
the needed relief, but it also paves the way fo r fu rth e r re­
fu n d in g The paving o f the $11.500 default and the a r­
rangem ents fo r re fu n d in g o f the .........
'VlXMlmen issue
com pletes the fir s t tw o steps in the c ity ’s program . The
th ird step w ill be the re funding o f the $20.000 due Novem ­
ber 1, 1936. A nnouncem ent on th is la tte r issue has been
promised s h o rtly as most o f the issue is already under
option.
S u ffic ie n t has been done to straighten up the fin a n cia l
a ffa irs o f the c ity w hich have been d riftin g fro m bad to
worse fo r a num ber of years to dem onstrate th a t the new
c ltv governm ent has a fin a n c ia l program and th a t it is
w o rk in g
Com m on sense should dictate to all taxpayers
th a t they should back the c ity council up in its e ffo rts to
lig h te n the staggering interest loads and also stave o ff
foreclosures on defaulted bonds. F inancial disaster has now
been averted, but there is considerable to do before all the
$113 500 bonds are refinanced and the $25,000 in delinquent
w a rra n ts are taken care o f The city ’s program now has
reached a place where it means dollars and cents in the
taxpayers’ pockets to have harm ony. B e tte r bids are going
to be received fro m a c ity w hich is try in g to do the rig h t
th in g in m eeting its obligations, than one where in te rn a l
dissention prevents in te llig e n t action. The c ity s interest is
param ount to any »dividual's. Let s look tow ard the com ­
m on good.
_ _ _ _ _ _ , ________
M AN Y BONDS
(Oregon V o te r)
Bids on $4,158,000 re fu n d in g im provem ent bonds o f
C ity o f P ortland w ill close 11 A. M . M ay 22. interest not to
exceed
per cent. . .
Newberg is pained to learn that
State T reasurer, holding $60000 o f c ity ’s bonds w ill not
consent to re fu n d in g at reduced interest, bonds not being
callable. . . . S pringfield has cured its bond defaults by
ordering pavm ent o f $11,500 bonds defaulted in 1932..
C itizens of M edford w ill vote May 24 on proposals to refund
about $250,000 outstanding im provem ent bonds. . .
M onm outh w ill open bids M ay 24 on issue o f $60.000 re
fu n d in g w a te r bonds, interest not to exceed 4'<, per cent
C ottage Grove w ill receive bids to M ay 23 on $23,381
Assessment Bonds A, serials, interest lim it o f 5 per cent.
.Baker residents approved $15,000 ju n io r high school
bond issue previously. .
. Citizens o f L in n School D is­
tr ic t No. 41 and Union H igh D is trict No. 6 (H alsey) w ill
vote today (M ay 18) upon proposed issuance of $13,000
bonds to finance school building. . . . Albany, revising
fo rm e r proposal, now w ill call bids on tw o blocks o f re fu n d ­
in g bonds— $70,500, and $35-500— in te re st lim ite d to 5 per
cent instead o f 3y2 per cent as in e arlier proposal. . •
C ity o f B urns is said to have effected by n e gotia tion w ith
holders- reduction in interest rates on $361,021 bonded debt,
also 5-year m a tu rity extension; in te re st cu t to 3 per cent
fro m 6 per cent.
. . E. M. Adams & Co., P ortland, bought
Salem ’s $30,000 re funding issue o f bonds. 3 l/2 Pe r cent rate,
atl00.091. . . . M arshfield w ill open bids M ay 27 on $140,-
000 re fu n d in g serial bonds, rate le ft to bidders- . . . Y am ­
h ill is a rra n g in g to re fu n d $25,000 c ity w a te r bonds.
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A 33 per cent increase in lum ber export shipm ents is
noted fo r the fir s t q u a rte r of th is year as against 1934 The
s trik e is com ing a t the w rong tim e. Canada ships as w ell
as we do.
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T here is reported 334,000 cars sold in A p ril in the
U nited States. T h is is m ore than 50 per cent ahead o f last
A p ril. A n o th e r sign o f im proved times.
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The best w ay to get along w ith a w om an is to do as she
desireB and give her e verything she w ants w rites a contem ­
porary. Sounds simple, b u t no mere man can fill the bill.
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Sunday used to be a day o f rest before fast cars and
good highw ays. N ow i t is the day of arrests.
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A little alcohol is good in the ra d iator, but not so good
in the operator.
r* h h ia
.
Ice C rea m W e a th e r
. eggim ann ’S
Ic e D e liv e ry
Springfield Creamery Co.
THE CAR that has
WON AMERICA
The Ford V-H for 19)9 has been an
outstanding success, not because of any­
thing aw have said about it bus because
of u list MMBMV have said. Al Country
C lu b s... In Pullman Cars ...I n Air­
planes . . . In Living Kmimt. . . At filling
stations and on the streets. And all these
comments lend I n fall under four heads:
T he new V-H rides like a dream";
tuv, “It's smartly designed"; thru, “Il
costs lets to run" and J» it , “It per­
forms like 'nobody's husiness’l**
r. CALIFORNIA!
COMFORTS:
Also do not let w o rry be y o u r master. Have fa ith In the
God w ho feeds the birds and do y o u r w o rk day by day. God
can m ore easily provide fo r you when you are not w eak­
ened and distracted by w o rry. The gentiles seek a fte r these
th in g s w hich the earth hringR fo rth in abundance. T here
is no shortage In production , but If the Kingdom comes It
w ill he necessary fo r the C hristians to show a m ore lo fty
goal. God know s before we ask that we need food and
ra ln m e n t. L e t ua ask fo r a s p irit o f sharing and cooperation
th a t w ill enable us to dw ell to gethe r in harm ony The gold­
en rule Is the rule o f the Kingdom .
AAA WOOL LICENSE
|A * M V W AN TS M USICIANS
FOR
DEALER
PLAN
N
ED
!
IN H A W A IIA N SERVICE
FOR M O N TH OF APR IL
v « « «- • »- M« « ’ H Lt v u b ks IL L ö
Eugene Business College
An a u th o rity tells us th a t all taxes are passed to the
u ltim a te consumer. W hat about the inheritance tax, m ister?
“ T H E POSSESSIONS GF A C H R IS T IA N ”
M atthew 6:19-34
“ The Ixive o f Money in the Root of Evil ” It in the great
enem y o f religion. Therefore do not m ake yo u r goai the
am assing of a fo rtu n e upon earth where men embezzel
and banks fa il. You w ill n o t only run the risk of losing it,
b u t you w ill surely not gain a lo fty character w ith such a
goal before you. On the o ther hand If you set o u t to re a lly
live a useful life you shall n o t only he rich In heavenly
things- hut are lik e ly to have an m uch as you need o f the
th in g s th a t m ake fo r y o u r physical com fort«. The p o in t 1«
th a t you cannot serve tw o masters. T herefore put c h a r­
a cte r above w ealth.
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Summer School
The train has a ll these
By DEAN C. POINDEXTER
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Bpringfield, Oregon
" '
J 4 iv.utx t n L V O U T P U T MOST GROW ERS HAVE ’EM
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An Intensiv« off ill Is lining
Portland will be the scene of a
Monthly tilli» allowed at (ho
New Business Qrow«. Shipment« Arsenic Dusting Protects Pod», But
meeting of th«> C ity Council on henrlng July 15 and 16 on a pro made by the I iiitod Mietoa army
Prevents Sale of Green Peae
Double Amount of Production
poaeil license for di alers lu WiS’l leci-iiltlhg o f f i c e In Portland, Ore
y,ay 13. were ns follows:
In Market
For Week
It 40 and mohair, according io word re- gon. io sei-ure four more inuslrluh»
Ernest Dahl
3 06 c«lv«'d by the til'«'« Ml Hlale college fori I t.iiilry und Fk Id Artillery
Adult pea w eevils were out In Scotia Drug Store
Seattle. Wash . May 23 A total
13 20 extension service from the Agri l-iindi lu the ILivnllali department
'of 519 down and operating mills In plenty of time this year Io be on W illamette Pre»»
5.3b cultural Adjustment admlnlslvu prior lo Ihe sillin g of the lb S
c regor and Washington which re­ bn d i«l h l iM i in l n g t i m e , reports A W. A. Taylor
Olhoi n-iialoU* ot the »Mile Army transport ''Giant" for lion
t
tow
aid
Cooper
Corporation
219
09 don
O.
Larsen,
federal
entomologist
at
ported to the West Coast Lumber
Va< uneles (or
27.44 hearing are »eh-dulo«l fgr Ik’iiv« r. hilu on .hiin* 6
men's Association for the week end­ O, S C„ who says they rarely Slate lud Ace. Com
Illlll gs. Mon!.. Halt Franclaco and qualified Freneii horn, flute, end
(March and April I
miss a het" by being late. He
ing. May It. produced 46.477.993
cello players ¡.re avuliaille, ami
99.60 Sail Lake city.
i.oard feet of lumber. This was ap­ would like to he able to tell gar­ Stale Ind Ace. Coin
The proposed license Is designed file ««• Ignrn nt promise» Interest
163.43
proximately 60.000. 090 feet under de ers just what to do to overcome Wright an«l Sons
309 33 »iilely to regulate trade practices lug st'd Instructive service In one
the preceding week. The average ihe pests «ride from putting on Wright and Son*
40 46 and selling chargis rulher Ilian «» of the many snappy mllltury hand»
weekly production of this group of dark glasses when they shell ihe Wright and Sons
3
rank
Fisher
92
60 a mean» of affecting market sup­ for which the Hawaiian deport
le
a
s
but
so
far
no
ca»y
control
Is
•awniills In 1936 ha.« been S4.133.
Ml S late Power Co.
286 8« plies or price levels The proposal incut Is noted
706 feci, during ihe sam e period In know n.
6 69 «all» tor an ndvlaory coinmllt e
As soon as blot-mu» develop on Lloyd Townsend
11934 their weekly average was 87.-
68.76 «oilslsting of five .--roc ers and foul
p e a the w eevils enter them and William Rouse
226.303 feet
3 00 dealer». The ItceUSo plan would be B R ID G E G L O B E S L A R G E ;
feed slightly on poilen and petals, i f Meat hum
The new husiuess repotted last hut this «an»'» so little damage it Hobart l'lrrle. Sr.
42.00 administered by an official up O TH ER S ARE TU R N ED ON
week by 619 mills was 67.371.294 Is not usually eonsldered. The real Fincher Lumbar Co
10 66 pointed by 'be »•»« ¡clary of agri
board feet against a production of damage is In laying eggs on the -Monthly I'jiyioll
397 99 culture.
Gloh'-a for the bride lights which
46.477.993 feet and shipnionta of 30.- young pods where the minute ! Inter-City Sand. Gravel
3 76
wer«' i-rdi-red fr m the East by the
011.313 feet. Their shipments were worms hatch out and bore Into the Max Stove Work»
1 09 TH R EE CHICKENS STOLEN Mountain Htaie» Power company
over production by 76.9 per cent peas within with unerring accuracy. H endershott's Gun Store
2 10 FROM YARD MONDAY EVE were loo large when they arrived
and their current sales wrere ovet
1.00
amt they have to tie sent to Albany
Dusting the peas periodically Lee l.oehr
production by 49.3 per cent. The
J.
W.
Quackenbush
A
Sons
12
66
tine entire sldn of
Three chickens wen- ctoleti from tor <->« ha.ig<
during the bloom tng period with
orders booked last week by this
17 64 Ihe Ed Cline yn«d al 696 K Ireel the bridge vas lighted Monday
calcium arsenate has been done Sp. Electric Supply
group of identical mills were under
165 Monday evening, uce rillnx Io a re­ night wit,I g lid e s which ware
with some degree of success, but , ,«p. Electric Supply
the total in the preceding week by
3 70 port filed In the city hull Tuesday »lured at the city hall
from a commercial standpoint this l*uc, Tel A Telg Co
about 63.000.000 feet or approx!
■ —11
86.31
is "out ' where peas are sold green. Sp. Cabinet Shop
»lately 43.8 per cent.
Booth
Kelly
Lumber
Co.
91.08
T ests reveal that a certain amount
66
A group of 426 identical mills of ih e arsenic gels on or in the Flonery's Drug Store
Paul
Garlniden
12.10
pens
them
selves
so
that
It
shows
whose records are complete for
34 39
troth periods show total orders 1935 up lit chemical tests. Whether It Severt Jacobson
4 40
to date of 1.737.247.214 board feet, would ever harm anyone is a ques­ Anderson Motor Co
6.70
compart-d with 1,437.349.794 board tion. but Ihe fact remains that It J K. Prlvat
General Pet. Corp
78 86
feel for the sam e period In 1934. an makes them subject to seisure.
JUNE, JULY und AUGUST
! M. J McKlln
32 60
increase of 16.9 per cent.
Seeking Harmless Poison
Mrs.
Elisa
Wlnsenreld
20
00
The unfilled order file at three
T ests are being conducted this
Atlvanct* iin il lli'g liiiiiii« ClauMP« w ill lie conducted lu
mills stood at 333.248.000 board year with lusecl poisons that are
Shorthand, Bookkeeping, T y p e w ritin g . Etc.
feet, approximately 21.000,000 feet harmless to human beings, such as NEW HOP CANKER FOUND
under the week before. The ag thoe using rolonouc as a base It
IN MOST VA LLE Y AREAS
E nrollm ent Dates. Monday, June 3 and 7, 1935
gregate inventories of 426 mills are is hoped som e such material will be
A bacterial hop vine canker, nev­
14.8 per cent less than at this time found effective.
last year.
With field peas grown for their er before reported. has been ills-
seed, dusting with calcium arsen­ covered by G.»R Hoerner. federal
ate cut dowu the damage consider­ hop specialist at O. S C„ and des­
C HINESE PEST A TTA C K S
ably last year when tried out on a cribed by him and D. C. Smith of
''ll'u A Good School”
POPULAR OREGON SHRUB large scale in the northern W illam­ the farm crops staff lu a recent Is­
ette valley. Airplane dusting was sue of the plant pathology Journal.
Eugene, Ore.
M iner Bldg,
Phone 666
A new ornamental shrub pest, practiced over a considerable area. Phytopathology.
The canker has been found In
the cotoneaster tube worm. Is re­
In that urea 36 lots of seed« were
ported destructive In Oregon and delivered to one warehouse. 27 com ­ most of the hop growing countie«
' other parts of the northwest again ing from dusted fields and 9 from of the W illam ette valley. So far
this season. The worms spin a fine others. Of the 27 dusted lots, only ihe trouble has uppeared on un­
webbing along the stem s ot Goto- three failed to pass germination trained shoots after ihe vines were
: »vaster horixontalis and work so tests, while ainoug the nlin’ from trained, giving II slight economic
- rapidly that the entire plant is undiisted fields, six were low In importance, hut should It appeal
I soon stripped or turned brown.
germination. Se«-d from the dusted ■ urlier It might be serious. Hoer­
E g g iitiu iitt's Ice Ci cum lx know n fu r and near fo r
This pest is new to science, ac­ fields also was higher in weight ner believes. The liacterlum that
appears
to
be
tho
cause
o
f
,t
h
e
Its
goodnemt
You tu n let the children have ull they
cording to word received by the tests.
This year dusting from
entomology department at Oregon ground power rigs is planned to trouble has not been identified,
i a w o n d e rfu l’y pure, wholesome and de­
; State college where specim ens were avoid waste and drifting.
licious fo od .
: collected two years ago and sub­
Burning of plant residues and H IG H W AY CREW BUSY
lie glut! yo u r children like It.
mitted to the bureau of entomology fumigation ot seed are the chief
ON ROADS NEAR HERE
at W ashington. D. C. There It was bulk control practices developed to
K g g liiiiin it’s service la ready fo r you fro m early
' described and given the scientific date. T hese are fully described In
A maintenance crew of the Ore­
m orn u u ltl lut«' at night every tiny In the week.
name Cremona cotoneastri. Busck. a new federal mimeograph««! cir­ gon State Highway department has
This worm, which is a moth in cular, "Suggestion« for the Control been ut work here the punt week
! the adult stage, is believed to be a of Pea W eevil in Oregon,” which patching and repairing (he surfac­
i native of China from where this may be had free from the stale col- ing on state highways branching
I old-world shrub also comes. So far leg«’.
i nt from this city. A crew has been
"Where the Hervtce It Different'
la s known it attacks only this par
stationed here mixing the hot as
ticular shrub. In fact. It has been
phult and gravel on east Main
found only on the horizontal species 0 . S. C. STU D EN TS PLAN
street.
EN G IN E E R S ’ DAY. MAY 25
o f cotoneaster and never on the
many other species.
Parents of Daughter — Mr and
Registered engineers from overy .Mrs. Joe SlavrtO» of Coburg are the
Control measures have not been
worked out conclusively, though city lu Oregon, together with all parents of a baby «laughter born
the college entom ologist have found members of the various engineer­ to them ut the Pacific hospital In
that an oil emulsion and nicotine ing Founders' aoeieties. are being Eugene on Friday, May 17, 1936.
spray if applied with sufficient invited to attend Engineers' day at
force to penetrate the webbing will Oregon Slate college on .May 25.
Parents of Son — Mr. and Mrs.
prove beneficial. Various commer- This Is a new event being spon Thomus Frame of Goshen are the
T he let* Pluni ut our Cream ery I h now In operation
\ cial dusts with rotonone base are sored by the stunents of the r.choo« parents of a son born to them at
of
i
ngineering
as
a
means
of
pro
also good. Where the pest gets a
the Pacific hospital In Eugene OO
and deliveries are being made on call
bad start on a small planting b e motlcg acquaintance among and Thursday. May 16, 1936.
Hot w eather 1» on iih and foods w ill noon wpoll w ith*
fore discovered, the most practical furthering the intorests of Ore­
plan is to cut off the infested parts gon's professional enginers.
Parents of Daughter — Mr. and
out re frigeration. Ice I h the wideat uned and cheapeHl
Entertainment and laboratory Mrs. Z. R. Biddle of Donna are the
and burn them, allowing the plants
tours
are
being
arranged
for
the
refrig e ra n t. O ur plant in here to nerve you.
to sprout anew.
parents of u daughter horn to them
day to be followed by a banquet at their home on Saturday, May 18,
and formal program in the ev e­ 1935.
C ALL PHONE 7
•
C IV IL SERVICE EXAM S
ning. President George W. Peavy
Load Limit Lifted- The- load re­
LIS TE D FOR T H R E E JOBS is to he the banquet speaker, after
which the evening will be devoted striction placed on the Willamette
The United States Civil Service to technical papers. Special enter­ highway last fall was lifted Friday
commtesion has announced open tainment for ladies Is being ar­ , of last week according to W. B Dll-
competitive examinations as fol­ ranged. If this first affair Is suc­ I lard, county clerk.
cessful it is planned to make En­
lows:
Ethnologists, various grades. >2,- gl neers' day an annual event.
600 to >4,600 a year, Indian Service, ]
Car Drivers Blanks Here
Department of the Interior.
C. E. Wheaton, Justice of the
Chief, Division ot Migratory Wat­
erfowl, >5.600 a year. Bureau of Peace, has been furnished with a
Biological Survey, Department of supply of m en r vehicle operators
blanks for rene'/al of license. Every
Agriculture.
Instrument makers, v a r i o u s driver In the state must have new
grades. >1,620 to >2,300 a year, De licenses by June 30, 1935. The fee
partment S e r v i c e , Washington, Is >1.00. Those who need blanks
ran get them from Mr. Wheaton.
D. C.
Vi
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Lessons from The cBook
A
n X-1 *v 'O
AUTHOIIIZIO
Just sit back and relax. The engin­
eer does »11 the driving. Swiftly,
safely, you ride to your destination,
arriving fresh and rested.
(O I O
O lA lllt
Read or write as you skim along
steel rails, (he smoothest highway
yet invented.
N o stops for food. Eat in the diner
when you are hungry. S. P makes
it economical with soup-to-dessert
Meah Meet at popular prices.
Enjoy refreshing sleep in a soft,
room y berth. Im proved Tourist
Pullm ans provide clean d ou b le
berths at very rcesonable rates.
Space to walk around and stretch
your legs is important on any jour­
ney. You have it on the train.
There is clean ice-water to drink
when you are thirsty. And there is
alw ays a con ven ien t rest room
with modern lavatory facilities.
M
so of«0' M
• 4,000 FT. OVKR IN I ALLIOHA NIK
“ Pretty smooth flying today.'*
Btsdl« "
,o com«
’ * * " - * , “ ‘ « t « f l « * ° ° ” eh"
.ro u n d to»
’
v
I f *
wiih *hi* ”' W
.coooma»'
M-b ** "",««— "d *•*.
“ Y e s , th a fo lk s
this airplane ride was
Southern Pacific
com­
pared to a trip in ovr Ford V-H."
“ You got one too?-“ Say! that
‘(xim fo rt Zona R ida’ in
this
year’s job has got to be tried
io be appreciated, hasn't it?"
Besides, rail fares to C a lifo rn ia are lo w . It's real econom y
to g o this w ay and have all th e com forts, conveniences
and security o f tra in tra ve l at fares o f 2c a m ile and less.
For details, see your local S. P. agent or write J. A. Ormandy,
Q tittral Pautngtr Agtm, 705 Pacific Building, Portland, Ore.
back hom e
w ouldn't believe it i f I told them
10 R I) V-8
m
>
> JP.F.O.fe DETROir.Stondardoc-
cenory group including bumpers and
»par« Hre extra. Easy t«rmt through
Um.rrtol Credit Co» Authorised ford Finance Flan.