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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1949)
u nhientS to New IDnuor Failure T)trhi,ic Dnm Register-Guard. Eugene. Ore. Wed.. July 13. 1949, Page 1 0li56 " P5pv-. letter to constituents "was ' jSI()WS D0WI1 N Wi PORTLAND (, The ,HI'GT D-'has said limit the West Coast members to orth i'ur..' areuh or four -telegrams a week "chW' under a ig each of them cost an av. ""..hich puts a limit 1 Hou,,-telephone cans scheme is merely a re. rE hv distribution leSr?TaIl telegrams sent oy jth ,he nearby memb r on business were gnd members fror PTrfW WiahleA Ptl distance taking it on the chin." U "l,,, members had to ortn the new rule 1 HitW Spiralis. That Vthaf"".. , resolution mkes Send Wo Hospital pro posal to construct a dam at the Pelton site on the Deschutes River SEATTLE (U.R) A quarter hour nowpr failure in tha T)a;i Nortwest broueht the whu i came up for discussion at this industry to a shuddering haltweek's Oregon Fish Commission merely a re- -p.,..,,,, f. s meetino of communications I Elevators in downtown hniinJ The commission previously the nearby members jngs groaned to a halt, suspend-: went on recofd as onoosed to the from a ine their loads nf nacunpprG inidam. nn trip ctrniinH it. urnitlH dam- mid-air. Seattle Transit electric age fish runs. Kllsworth said the new rule was 1 buses slowed to a crawl and! No artinn uill rA.ciilt f mm the adopted "one dull afternoon when stalled, some on steep grades, j discussion, inasmuch as the North most members were in committee I while the low voltage went west Power Supply Co. has not or attending to oince ww jxnrougn me system. I applied to the commission for a "The gooa 01a aays wneti wesi-i inrciuia i iung youniy nos- permit to build the dam. ern members of the House could pital, one of the city's largest, make Drompt reply by telegraph 1 said no operations were m prog tn ureent inquiries or requests from constituents is ended," Ells worth said, "unless we pay most ress at the time the lights dimmed. Radio stations were temporarily disrupted as the low power was of the telegraph bills out of our ' nl e"ouSh '0 push signals through own pockets. - tc Blue L,ttr p'r Snarks Ranch nomer 01 or-' U Blw - Wednes. Hospital. He " w.srt HOSP! L!if, &eathishome near M.' "1,mhv afternoon. P'P ., ur.. mvrt Tucker. P" ni near the Willamalane Classes Appeal to Many SPRINGFIELD Willamalane craft work classes have received heavy attendance during the past two weeks, Mrs. Irene Squires, park district superintendent, an- C "J b fishing near tne Land had suffered a stroke. F1 ,.j T,.tor nut a mile. 'm i to the ambulance, and Zed back to Eugene when I Wed a call on tne mo- them to Dick pnone ichuc"o fcftwo men were brought to Ed Heart together. Tucker reported in w iniav. Botn men are u- Ed to be about 60. Mrs. Squires said more than 100 persons had been attending the leather work and ceramics class daily. The district will pay for tools and clay and furnish instruction, Mrs. Squires said, if. persons at tending the classes pay for glazing and firing of finished clay items or for leather articles, depending which article the individual is undertaking. I The company asked the State Hydroelectric Commission earlier for permission to construct the dam eight miles below the mouth of the Metolius River. The hydro electric commission said it would not give approval unless the fish commission does. telephone lines to the transmitters. tred Treffmger. local dispatch er of the Puget Sound Power and Jjgnt Co., said the trouble oc curred at a Bonneville Power Ad ministration midway station near nanford, Wash., when an over loading of lines cause automatic! relays and circuit breakers out the Pacific Northwest w tne cascade Mountains. Lofton Albert Buck. 31. Rt. 4. The current sank low on fre- Eugene, was arraiened in District Buck Arraigned SgjOn Assault Charge quency and voltaee." he said- Clocks lost two minutes during the 15-minute period. Police and fire departments in Seattle reported no incidents dur ing the period. The area affected was the en tire portion west of the Cascades, including Seattle. Tacoma and Olympia. as well as other towns and cities drawing on the Puget Sound Power and Light Co. pool. American farmers doubled their use of commercial fertilizers dur ing the ten years from 1937 to 1847. MINUET EMBOSSED BASE TABLE LAW WITH WASHABLE PLASTIC SHADE REG. $11.95 BUY A MATCHING PAIR FOR ONLY $9.76 Court Monday on a charge of as saulting and beating one Allen Kelly. He was placed in the Coun ty jail after pleading not guilty and released on $25 bail. John Owens Willis. 24. 775 N. 2nd St., Coos Bay, was charged with operating a car while under the influence of intoxicating li quor. Willis pleaded guilty and was fined $145 and $5 costs by Judge Chester N. Anderson. Howard Braxton Lee, 145 Ayers Rd., Eugene, was charged with be ing drunk in a public place. He too pleaded guilty and was fined $45 and $5 costs. , Colon,.. U VH? i 'White fcvV " VV ;;ue fv- d Height 1 ,ieUow ft, S3! ?Q : I) i Vf f i , 1 ; Slitea your h ' " fT bunted Tn ,h,.s, st,ncve Minu?t Table litkLi- . u on a hpnuilf.,! i i . . . LJ. P'astir drum . , emnossea cmnf base. V .?. raon drani. . . .h. . 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