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THURSDAY, JUNlfl 18, 1 »36
TlltC SfrklNQFTELD NEWS
four
Attend Roee Shown—Mrs M It
but the ones that took the alcohol , liyitig but that 1» Just to th« drink-
I Adame ipnd Me
W A. Taylor
did not do such good work nor ‘ yr because he Is not desired in
spent all day Thursday In Port
nearly so fast and so 10 percent society when he drinks because (he
Portland attending (be Hose show i
was knocked off their wages ThL sober man does not like to be
I land attending tile Hose show
proves that you can't drink and classed with a drunkard
Drink »aralisca the mu clue and
work efficiently.
Ill at Home— Mrs. Morale Not-
Ill at Home—Miss Skull» l.ealli
Asaiets at Foetofflee—Ira Nice Is Dorothy Flan«ry To Be At-
A great marathon runner ot nerve« of th» eye; therefore affect- I lelh is re p o rte d Io be III at her eis was III at her liotne this week
eeplai lug W a lte r tlo »ler at Die
siated By Buford Roach,
Australia says, "Alcohol and run I ina the vision lien«-,' he can not
1 puatofflce while Hie latter la at-
Robert Strand Writes Out ning won’t go hand in hand I have drive well and should not try. A i home here Ibis week
Fieh Sunday—Mr. ami Mra. Al | lending the annuui encanipmeut of
Jr., Violiniat, I d Recital
standing Treatise On Alco sometimes won against a better man w ho has taken only a drink or
Business at Albany Jack lieu Pohl and family apeut Sunday on
I the Oregon N atio n al Guard m-ai
Miss Dorothy Flutiery, pianist,
man thau I am because he trained (wo Is more danaerous driving a derer made a btisines trip to Al Full i reek Fishing was enjoyed.
hol In W. C. T. U. Contest
i Tacoma.
w ill lie preaellled III le c lta l u| tile
upon alcohol and I did not." and i cur than a man who Is obviously bany Tuesday.
Th » essay written by Robert this hows you can't use alcohol drunk hecuu e the man who has
Return from Portland — Mrs.
Atteids Family Reunion— Mr» home of her pureiils. M r aud Mrs
V laitor from Camp C reek— Jesse
Strand on "Alcohol" In the W. C. and be a leader.
taken only a drink or two has ttol
Olive Hebhan aud daughter . Joy M It Hunlly spent the week end I- B Fiunery, F riday evenlcg. June
Gates of Camp Creek was a visitor
T V. e» aj contest was first place
During the Boer war the English ' Judgment of his self-control hut u
aud Huherla, spent the week-end III at Curvullls und ou Sunday attend 14, ui N o'clock Miss Fishery Is a
winner In Springfield and was out soldiers under commander Trevis ' man who is fully drunk by some in Springfield Tuesday.
Portland.
ed u large rutnily reunion gather alulleni of A lilla I.. Pollldexler. lie
standing in the entire county. For were marching a long distance and reason does not trust himself loi Breaks Arm in Pall— Mrs. Paul
Ing near McMinnville Three bun ulll lie n» Isled hy Bufoni Roach.
that reason we publish it in full.
Visitors From Camp Creek— II died persons were present.
he found out that the first 30.000 ' drive a car. and so the other i s . Hadley broke her arm Wednesday
Ji . vlulinlei.
Robert Strand Is the grandson of soldiers that dropped out were most dangerous to passing people w hen she fell at her home.
it and M J Chaae of Camp Creek
T he progrum for th e le c llu l lias
Returns to Work—Wallace Brail
Mayor and Mrs 15. H. Turner, Is drinkers. This would not be so good . or other drivers. Also the drunkard ,
were here Friday truiisai'lilig busi
beeu uniioiinced a» follows :
i ley lias returned to his work ul Kn
thirteen years old and Is In the If all of them drank because then cannot distinguish colors readily.! To Portland — Harry Wright ness.
Corelli
Gigue
lerprlse In Eastern Oregon after
seventh grade.
they could uot keep their endur red Is the hardest and green la the | made a business trip lo 1'oilland
Phlll'm Bacii
S lleggielto
Hare for Summer— Mr. ami Mrs. spending tbe week end here with
The essay follows:
eaaieat. Alcohol makes some drink , Wednesday.
ance up so as to win the war.
I luyilii
Allegro
Many of the people of the United era happy and cheerful aud some i Leave for Klamath Falla—Merle C. I. Inman have returned home bis parents. Mr and Mrs. Cyrus
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ALCOHOL
from Rainbow mid will spend the Bradley.
Grelg
YVuicbm aiiz Song
The reason people used alcohol States sang “llappy Days Are Here others it effects the reverse also Carr and Harold Geiger left Wed umnier here.
Again.’ when the ISth amendment it ruins your digestion because it j resdav for Klamath Falls.
Urelg
was because It was good as a stim
Homs for Encampment— Dalton lllrdlliig
was repealed, but now they real drys up stomach juices which aid
Grelg
ulant when a person was sick, but
Recovering from Mumpe— Miss Thurman returned home from east Vala«- t upilce
ise that motor accidents increase in digesting the food. In your body I W e s tfir Folk Her«—Mr. and Mrs J
• s e
as time went on people used it
Florence Fish Is reported lo In- ern Oregon during the week-end to
during the week end due to so many there are red corpuscles which in Heubeii Shultz of Westfir were!
Elgar
when they weren’t sick because
accompany the Nutlonal Guard Sulut d Amour
drunken drivers. Most of the auto dicate red blood and the white cor business visitors In Springfield l recovering now at her home follow
Uiliet
Ixiln
du
Bal
they didn't know what it did to
company to their summer camp
lug an attack of mump»
accidents are not caused by care puscles Indicate diseases because Monday.
Drigu
Valse llluette
them. They thought as they were
near Tacoma
less driving but by drunken driv white corpuscles are formed to
lluford Roach, Jr., i iccompanled by
Visits in Portland—Miss June
such prominent people it would
V is itin g
P a re n ts — M rs.
lif t s
ing. Since then instead of being fight diseases and the more w hite!
Parents of Son— Mr and Mrs
Mr» Bufortl ! i t i g l i I I
not hurt them, bui they were mis
Spores or Yachats is here visiting Clover left Tuesday for Portland lo
put out of business the bootleggers ones there are the more disease
taken because alcohol has no res
w ith h e r p a re n ts . Mr. and Mrs. Guy spend a few days visiting with Mike Dutcliuk. former- Springfield
are doing a bigger and better in there is to fight, drinking alcohol
residents, arr the parents of a son liiteiuiesso G rle iila le
Rogers
friends.
pect for persons. Charles II was a
Halsey.
dustry and they are now selling makes white co puscles therefore
born to them at the Pacific bos Scarf Dance
Chaminade
great drinker and so was Charle
50 percent of the alcoholic bever we should not drink it.
Assisting Mother— Mrs. George
Take Out Tontila— Gerald Rob pltal in Eugeue on Friday, June 7. To A Waler Lily
Mac Dowell
magne and Alexander the Great
To make a long story short If Petersen of Irving la here this erts bad his tonsils taken out Frl 1935
Delasunc
Chromatic Value
died at the age of 35 by driuking age? consumed in tills country.
The source of ethyl alcohol is thei you want to be a strong, healthy seek assl ting her mother. Mrs II. day at the office of a local phyal
Cliamiuod«
Pierelle
alcohol. In the eastern part of the
Mother, Sister Visit—Mrs Mubel
dan.
Vnited States the use of alcohol decomposition of sugar. The dust boy or girl, or man or woman do E. Gerber.
Tbygseii. mother, and Mrs Louis
got so bad the women formed cru goes through the air until It finds not drink alcohol.
Visit In Portland—Mr and Mrs.
Cuts Foot—Miss Altle Manning Itoslck. sister of II O Dibble«, and
sades and they closed up saloons a good surface to light on and theu ;
W. E Buell. Miss Evelyn Buell and severely cut her find with an aze here daughter, Norma, were here
and they did this to protect their it decays forming a carbon dioxide
< laytou Kirklund were visitors in at the C. E Campsite near Flor over the week-end visiting al the v ----------
husbands and children from the use liquid called alcohol which in turn
Mi and Mrs. William Rennie
1 or Hand the first of the week
Dlbblee home They have gone on
ence Saturday night.
Is called fermentation alcoholics. It s
of liquor
have returned from a month’s alay
I
lo Ixis Ang< lee
A number of young folk; front
Bon Born— Mr aud Mrs. Howard
al Belknap Springs
Alcohol is a hindrance to work, takes from 3 to 40 hours to ferment
Pleasant Hill went to Corvallis Olson of Westfir are the parents of G IRLS TAKE O V E R N IG H T
and
around
45
degrees
it
is
dor
Ml»a Helen Kyler left laat Bun
even If all the working men that
Here from California— Miss Era
mant and as high as 75 degrees it Sunday to attend the 4-H summer a son born to them at the Eugene ]
drink it deny the fact.
Dell Murphy, daughter of Mr. and day for Ashland lo attend Hum
H
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TO
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IVFR
FRIDAY
turns to vinegar and above 75 de school. They w re Is. bella Mitch hospital in Eugene on Monday
Mrs. I. E Murphy oi Eugene. Is liter . cbool. She was accompanied
Dr. Parks, a great doctor, made
grees it makes 17 7-10 per cent ell. Jeanne Holcomb. Zona Miller. June 10. 1935.
Springfield
Girl
Scouts
hiked
to
here
from I xm Angeles visiting by her slater. Mis« lu«e Ryler.
a experiment to prove this fact. He alcohol. It is made from different Cleona Awbrev. Elizabeth Hoi-1
the Willamette river In the Gar with her parents, and her brother who expects lo visit at Medford for
took two groups of men both of the
Visits
Parents
—
Miss
Maxine
fruits and other things such as comb. Myrna Laird, and Raymond
den Way district Friday evening aud sintur-in-law, Mr. und Mrs D »ollie lim a
same weight, height and physical
cherries, rice, corn, grapes, ano Laird. They will be gone two Suodgras came up from Albany I
A It Mathew» baa bought a new
for a picnic supper and then re- II Murphy. In Springfield
ability and put them separately but
lo
spend
the
week-end
with
her
oats. Light winee which are made i weeks.
Fordson
tractor to run b it balei
turned
to
Springfield
and
slept
out
both doing the same work though.
out of grapes, fortified brandy Is! Mrs. P. N. Laird who recently parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Kiley Snod on the lawn at the Gerber home
Test Winners— The trio, Ned with
One gang he gave beer when
grass.
made out of wine and rum is made underwent an operation at the Pa-■
Mr». A B. Matbews who has
The outing waa a part of their Simpson, Eugene. Ruth McClain,
ever they wanted it and to the
from molasses and gin from juni cific Christian hospital has return
llood River, «nil Fred Colvlg. Med been in Washington caring for her
Major Operation— Richard Ma regular Scout work.
other he gave water. For a time
per berries. It is easy to take and ed to her home at Pleasant Hill.
ford, have alternated iu first place daughter. Mr* Margaret Eagles,
son. son of Mr. and Mra. C. C.
all went fairly well but as time
easy to make, therefore people
in the four contemporary affairs who underwent an operation, has
Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield came Mason, underwent a major opera
M A R R IA G E L IC E N S E S
went the gang that drank the beer
create a demand for it which they down from Portland Thursday to i (ion at (he Pacific hospital in Eu '
tests given to senior student In relumed und Mrs t. igle* came
fell behind in their work and the
During Hie past week marriage
should not.
Journalism
at (he University of w ith her
attend
the
fuueral
of
the
Infant
gene
on
Monday.
one that drank water went ahead
licenses have been granti-d by the
Oregon Hits year.
N o tl F o lk V is it— M r am t M rs ) county clerk lo the following
and then he reversed It. The ones
The good uses of alcohol are for twins, a boy and a girl, of Mr. aud
Ell
that got beer before got water now perfumes, and it is also for scien Mrs. Floyd Fairfield. The babies George Flynn, formerly of Notl.! Ik-lp and Athrea Baughman both of
Leave for Grange— Mr ami Mrs ' Tensile Taken Out—Donald Mc-
and the ones that got water before tists to keep things from decay ! were buried In the Pleusant Hill vi-ited here Monday with Mr and Goshen; Kenneth Ford and Hallie II. H. Myers and daughter, tails, Chesney underwent a tonsil oper-
were given beer and the same ftig and it also polishes and it is cemetery with graveside services, ; Mrs. Ted I-enhart while enroutej Brown, bolh of Lebanon; Richard und Mrs. C. L. Iiunan, left Monday utlon at the office of a local phyal
thing happened to them, the ones for extracts, perfumes, films, silks, i Mrs. Fairfield who was very Bern! north to British Columbia
Thomas. Junction City, and Edith for McMinnville lo attend the clan Iasi TbuVwday
that drank beer fell behind and the barometers, thermometers, anti- • o u ly ill is at the home of her!
Whitaker. Elmira. Myron Griffin tale convention of the Grunge Mi
In from Camp Creek—Mrs. Al and Elinor Fitch, bolh of Eugene; Myers Is master of Ilia Mohawk |
ones that drank water went ahead freeze and for heat and fuel such father Mr. McPeek at t oast Fork
Visit From Camp Creek—Albert
and this proves that it is not good as canned heat and it is also used ■ Miss Etta May Wagelin of Phoe meda Steinmetz and four children Laurence Buell, Marshfield, and MrKensle grange aud u deleguli- (o j Rlmmona of Camp Creek was a
nix. Arizona, arrived Thursday to are visiting at the home of Mrs , Hilda Griffin. Eugene;
for the system to drink alcohol.
for antiseptic.
flurry the state meeting whllb opened b n -lueaa visitor In Springfield Mon
spend the summer with her mother Steinmetz's sister. Mrs. Melvin Wright, Springfield, and Ann Mil Tuesday for four days
Professor Shaffenburg made an
day
The effect of drinking ethyl alco Mrs. H. O. Wagelin. at the Tinker! Rainey, at Lacomb. Oregon.
experiment in a German typeset
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deed Jacobeon. Eugeue.
ter's shop He took four men who hol is not seen but it is felt in such ranch.
Retdrna from Portland— Mrs. I
Thomas Tinker of Redwood City.
were skilled typesetters. Two of ways as In the nervous system be
D Larimer returned Sunday from ! BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION
them he gave alcohol, the other cause it makes you nervous and California a nephew ot Mr. 'linker
Portland wheer she hus beeu !
two he did not give it to for four upset and affects the mind, first arrived Monday to spend his vaca
STIM ULATES ADVERTISING
visiting witli her daughter und son-1
days and they all were being paid. a little alcohol brightens the mind tion in Oregon.
and theu a little more makes i t 1 Florence Jordan, Lucille Jordan, in law. Mr. aud Mrs. Don Prairie.
The American Bankers Assocla
lion's Advertising Department re
dull and still more makes it fade Nancy Barnum. Ruth and Eiva
Tonsils Out Today—Arnold und ports rapid progress of the use by
out altogether. It is just the same Brabham. Blanche Wheeler, Glover
TRY
Gerald
Proctor, sons of Mr. und banks of the Informative bank t a w
as opium, nicotine, cocaine or novo- Kelsay. and Howard Parks return
caine which is used by dentists to ed from Monmouth Friday. June 7, i Mrs. Stephen W Proctor, had their i paper advertising prepared by It for j
members to assist them lu rebuild
Tlie purchas«“ <if the Practice. liiHtniiiieiilH and
deaden the pain when extracting a where they have been attending' (otiislls taken out this morning at | ing public confidence and good will i
the
office
of
a
local
physician.
tooth and that is the same way it Oregon State Normal school.
In their communities.
Equipment of tiu* lute Ur. W.
Itehhan hy
effects the nerves.
The central tbeiue of this adver
Bonnie Jeanne Tinker returned
Daughter Born Here— Mr. aud
tising service deals with Ilia "essen
343 - 5th St
Beer when drunk is readily ab from Corvallis Friday, June 1.1 Mrs. T. 8. ilU'sell of I^-ona are the; tial Um- of economic and social seiv-
where
she
has
been
attending
Ore
parents of a baby daughter. Betty Ice that all sound banking Inherent-
sorbed in tbe stomach and there
Special for Summer—
gon State college.
(if HprinKfleld.
Jean, born to them at 320 ”E” ' iy renders the depositor and the pub
fore ruins the digestion.
Sbeldon Stutz who has been at street, Springfield, Monday. June lic," the report says, showing that
Dr. Canton says the reason per
Shampoo and finger waves
"It Is not banking laws which make !
sons drink Is because it seems to tending Washington state normal 10. 193#.
hair cut all for 50c
Tin* offices of the late Ur. Itehhun lia ve been
banking useful and safe, but that
make life full of pleasure and worth at Bellingham will return next
It Is houezty and skill In manage- j
week to spend the summer >ac
leased by Ur. W alker and will he occupied hy him
uieiit under private initiative.”
tion with his parents at Pleasant
The Advertising Department It
in the Kail.
Hill.
supplying about a thousand mem
The Plea ant Hill picnic will be
A friendship shower at the Lea- j bers ot the association with news
held Saturday, June 15. The Pleas hurg school was a complete sur paper and other advertising mate
ant Hill Christian Endeavor will prise Wednesday evening to the rial. The newspaper material totals |
sponsor it this year.
honor gue t. Mrs. L. 8 . Brown. This about 50,000 advertisements annual- |
Mrs. Mollie Kabler left Monday was also the last meeting of the ly. The growth of the work of the
for an extended visit with her aged year for the Ixiaburg school department Is shown by the follow
father in Kansas. She has not seen mothers club with Mrs. Carlson Ing figures On September 1, 1934,
the number of bunks being served '
her father for years.
announced as hostess.
regularly each month was (123. The
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johns who
Mrs. Adallne Alllngham. house- | total number on April 1, 1935, was 1
teach school at Mayger, have come guest of Miss Belle Millican the 924. an increase of 301 regular sub
to spend the summer with Mrs past year left recently for Arizona scribers, or 49 per cent.
John’.- mother, Mrs. Edward Mom
Several family groups and close !
lugs tar.
friends picnicked Sunday In the
J. W. Feglea and daughter, Mrs. Deerhorn neighborhood. Including
Cross and small son of Yakima. more than 40 at the O. L. Stacy 1
Wash., visited with Mr. Regies borne, complimenting Janet Stacy's
N a tio n a l B a n k e rs A ssociation
daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler seventh birthday.
We have added to our ser vice with early morning
and family the past two weeks.
The Potter-Hucka families gath-1 P ressing A c tiv e M easures
to P ro te c t M e m b e rs —
meat dellevery a t 8:30 a. m. to all parts of the town.
They also visited with Bert Fegles ered at the C. E. Potter home.
Other deliveries will be along with the regular gro
Losses C u t
and wife while here.
A group of about 20 gathered at
cery delivery.
Mrs. Jean Eberhart has resigned the home of Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Imprisonment or death of many
her position as teacher In the Jack Sunday to picnic.
desperate bank criminals the past
Pleasant Hill high school as Mr.
Our m eat departm ent Is becoming more popular
year baa brought no appreciable re
Eberhart
has
the
position
as
coach
all the time and has gained a reputation for high
Eugene,
Springfield
NOTICE OF
duction lu attacks ou banks, James
at the Southern Oregon State Nor
FINAL SETTLEMENT
quality meats.
E. Baum, lu charge of the American
Notice Is hereby given that the Bankers Association Protective De
mal school.
Virginia Hutson is laid up with a undersigned. Rika deBroekert. Ad partment, has reported to his or
ministratrix of the estate of O. M
sprained ankle.
deBroekert. deceased, has filed her j ganization.
KERR'S
Bobbie Olson Is able to get about Final Report and Account as such I In tbe aix mouths euded February
28,
1935,
he
says,
banka
were
targets
again after having an infection In Administratrix with the Clerk of
the County Court of Lane County, tor 169 daylight holdups and 40 night
his foot due to a ¡diver.
Oregon; and that Saturday, the burglaries. He ai/Red that although
13th day of July, 1935, at 10:00 banks that are uot members number
Here from Albany— Mrs. Ger o’clock In the forenoon of said day only about half those enrolled in tbe
trude Dowling of Albany was here In the County Court Room In the association they suffered a far great
Friday visiting with Mr and Mrs Court House al Eugene, has been sr rate of attack, namely, 51 per cent
set by the Hon. Fred Fisk. Judge of all the hank robberies.
C. F. Egglmanri.
of said Court, as the time and place
Losses Show Dscrsssc
for hearing objections to the same . During the period under report,
If any, and for the final settlement
S P R IN G F IE L D M E T H O D IS T
bank burglars und bandits exacted
I l f k l t v lf l F x tittz tg J
Dean C. Poindexter, Minister
R IK A d e B R o E K E R T . Admin tribute amounting to *943,551 com
"The Vicarious Bread," Is the
pared with losses totaling *1,257,000
Istratrlx.
theme for the communion service WELLS A WELLS, Attorneys,
a year ago, he said. This reduction In
losses Is attributed to the lime-lock
at the 11 o'clock hour. The evening
tje 13 20 27—J 4-11)
Our business Is printing. We have the equip
Ing restrictions and other limita
ervlce al 7:30 will be on the sub
tions In the exposure of surplus cash
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
ment and the experience to do good work. . . .
ject; "How does one get religion''”
Notice Is hereby given that tin Imposed lust year by underwriters
undersigned has been duly appoint and bank supervisory authorities.
Our prices are always moderate and our service
CALL FOR WARRANT8
ed Executor of the estate of Han : The sharp reduction In the mate
Notice Is hereby given that nah O’Neel, hy the County Court 1 rial loss of money uinl securities re
prompt. . . . If you are In need of letter-heads,
School District No. 1», In Lane of Lane County ,Oregon; any and sulting from bank robbery Ibis year
circulars, catalogs, broadsides or booklets we can
county, Oregon, will pay at the of all persons having claims against was “overshadowed by the killing of
the said estate are hereby required
fice of clerk of said district, all to present said claims, duly veri 2 hank employees, one bystander
save you money, time and worry. . ,. Let us sub
warrants lo aud Including number fied a by law required to the un and 5 arresting officers,” and since
last August bank robbery also cost
mit samples and make estimate on any work you
4140, dated January 25, 1935. In dersigned, at the office of WellH the lives of 16 criminals and caused
Kt Wells, Attorneys, 203 Hank of
terest
cease:;
after
June
14,
1935,
may have. You are under no obligation
Commerce Bldg., Eugene, In Lane physical Injuries to 10 bank em
8EVERT JACOBSON, Clerk.
County, Oregon, within six months ployees, 12 bystanders, 9 arresting
officers and 8 bandits, a total of 62
from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published June casualties.
Investigations by tbe association's
13, 1935
U n i do«« o f A D L K K l K A q u ic k ly r
EVERETT C. O’NEBL, Execu agents resulted In the arrest of 36
lieve a gaa b loatin g, < lean« o u t B U T
up p «r and lo w er bowel«, a llo w * you •
tor of (he estate of Hannah forgers, 42 bandits and one burglar,
e a t and gle* p good. Q uick, th o i o
O’Neel, deceased.
or 79 of the 141 bank criminals re
a c tio n , y e t e n tire ly g en tle end » f-
Phone 2
4th Street
WELLH & WELLS, Attorneys for
ported as being apprehended during
Estate.
the period.
(Je 13 20-27— J 4-11)
Pianist to Give
Recital I riday
ALCOHOL ESSAY
IS WINNER HERE
Thurston
, Upper Willamette I
Announcing
CLOVERS
Beauty Shop
Dr. Milton V. Walker
McKenzie Valley
WAR ON BANK BANDITS
Irish-Murphy Co.
Meat Delivery 8:30 A.M.
Northwest Cities Gas Co.
Hot Cake
FLOUR
“Your Job
Is Next”
S to m a c h Gas
T h e W illa m e t t e P r e s s
A D L E R IK