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INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Salem, June 7. Lumber rates
from western Oregon points to
Salt Lake and Ogdon reduced
by S. P. Co. from 40 to 37V. per
100.
Cottage Grove is to have a big
brick department store.
Hill steamers landing 'Frisco
freight for Newport and Tilla
mook. Portland Federation of wo
mens clubs at pink tea declared
that women in the country are
ruining their health and morals
-working in the fruit industries.
American Timber Co. will
construct logging railroad in
Columbia Co. and operate mill.
Wallowa W. A. Purdin has
put in machine shop and weld
ing plant.
Astoria H. R. Hoefler given
injuction restraining J. D.
Mickle, pure food commissioner
from seizing confectionery. i
S. P. & S. Co., has let con
tract for 30,000 yards dredging
at Flavel.
Oregon bank deposits increas
ed $2,690,475 Mar. 4 to May 1.
Newport Transformers for
the Yaquina Bay electric plant
weighing three tons each, are
being installed by the A. Welch
Co.
Lakeview Nevada-California
Oregon railroad making big ex
penditures. Roseburg District Aid bond
issue of $300,000 carried. In
volves construction of railroad
to forest reserve and large lum
ber industry.
Hill system planing through,
service from Puget Sound to
Astoria via Kalama.
The Dalles cannery will start
with 100 girls and women if the
Oregon laws will permit them
to work on wages that the plant
can afford to pay.
Mrs. Kelley of Child Welfare
League attacks Mrs. Tederic
Schoff, President of National
Mothers Congress for public
addresss in Oregon pleading
for employment for children.
Mrs. Schoff says habits of in
dustry must be formed young.
Portland Bids opened June
9 on 73 miles hard surface highway.
"The Whole World Knows
the Portland Rose" and the
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
JUNE 9-10-11
A Time of fun and frolic for young and old to forget the
cares and worries of the day and join in the spirit of mirth
and amusement
Special Round Trip Fares
From Albany $3.10
Chemawa 1.80
Corvallis 3.50
Eugene 4.80
.Harrisburg 4.14
From Junction City $330
Liberal
Mt. Angel
Molalla
Salem
1.10
1.50
1.20
2.00
RURAL SCHOOL TERM
' SHOULD BE EXTENDED
Oy P. P. Claxton,
U. 8, Commissioner of KduciUlon.
' -In most, .States school days for
country children aro tower than for'
6it)r children. Tho average lonnth of
.eehbollterm lu cities ot tho United,
state Is ono hundred and eighty j
T daya; in rural communities one;
k&adrfed and thirty-eight days, a dlf-'
ferenoo ot torty-aovon dnys. In notuo '
JStfttee tho dlfforonco la much greater ,
man uub average, m many count tea ,
;tho arerago longlh ot tho rural '
'school term la loss than ono liun-j
urea uajn, uuu in euino uiaincm ii i
tea. On tho other hand, tn tho
Btotos ot California, Now York and
Connecticut, tho country Bchools aro
In sosslon ono hundred and eighty
days' In n year, and In several other!
States almost as long. Tho country!
schools ot Rhode Island nro In sea-'
'slon ono hundred and ninety days In'
a year.
If all children nco to hnvo nn equal
opportunity for education 'wo musti
oven up tho school terms ot tho I
country and glvo to all country chll-
drcn at least as many days ns arc ,
now given to city children. One 1
hundred nml elghty-flvo days of;
schooling a year for nil children will '
not bo too much. Thero nvo coun-,
tries In which tho schools, both for'
city and coilntry, are In session from
two hundred and twenty to two hun
dred and fifty days or moro In tho
year. American children need as
much education ns thoso of any oth-;
er country, ana this applies to iuei
rural as well as urban districts.
Made in Springfield
Patronize the Payroll of Your Home Town
4
HOME OF HOME-MADE CANDY
.
Springfield Bakery :
Broad, l'los, Cakes, Cooltios, etc.
Wedding and Party Calces a
Specialty
S. Young, - Proprietor I Eggimann's Candy Kitchen
AN AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL
By T. N. Carver,
Professor of Economics. Harvard University
Every city has Its chamber ot com
merce or its Board or Trade, tho
purposo ot such an organization Is
to study economic and business op
portunities of tho city and promoto
enterprises which will help to build
tho city. Docs any one know of a
good and sufficient reason why ev
ery rural neighborhood ougui no;
havo a similar organization?
In Germany they already have such
organizations. They aro generally
called tho "laudwlrthschattsratlT or
agricultural council. Some students
of tho problem ot rural organization
are strongly ot tho opinion that such
an agricultural council Is necessary)
before much can bo done for the bet
taring ot rural credit or the market-1
Ing of farm produce. There Is no
object, for example. In having more
capital In a farming neighborhood,
unless the farmers know without any
guess-work just how to use that capt-
tal so as to increase me production
and the profit of their farms. If alt
jha InaAInrr farmers of a neighbor
hood would lay their heads together
and talk over the situation and study
tho opportunities for new Investment,
they would be less likely to make
mistakes than if they work secretly.
as separata individuals.
.
Nox All and Balcoro
Flours
Make Whitest Bread.
Tests Provo It.
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The
House of Quality
You get your money's worth
when you trade at
IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED
THE SPRINGFIELD CREAMERY
CIIAS. 13ARKMAN, Manager
Try is and be convinced that it pays to
patronize home industries.
CITY ASKS
PAVING COMPANY
(Continued from Pago 1.)
five years and now asks that
necessary repairs be made.
This action was taken at the
SPENDS ITS MONEY AT HOME
The Lane County News divided its
expenditures last year, thus:
Supplies bought outsldo of Spring
field. Including paper and now
machinery 20.-1 p. C.
Supplies bought In Springlluld, In
cluding rent, etc 19.1 p. c.
Payroll, entirely In Springfield 60.5 p. C.
The
Springfield Planing Mill
Company
Manufacturers ot
sash, noons, mouldings, huackuts,
TUUNING. KTAIIt lll'ILDINGG,
K.xteiiKlou Tables, Drop Leaf Tablet), IMIrenk
fust TnblcH, Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards,
Safes, Step Ladders, Fruit Hoxes
Horry Unites, Folding Clothes Hacks.
ELECTRICITY
For light, heat and power.
"Made in Springfield."
80 Spent at, Home I I Oregon Power Co. I
Marshfleld Simpson mill Is
working 125 men in six. logging
crews.
Powers 600,000 feet logs
sent here daily to Smith mills,
Coos Bay.
"What's that you call your
mule?" "I call him 'Corpora
tion," answered the old colored
man. "How did you come to
give him such a name?" "F'um
direction of the mayor andjstudyin the animal an readln'
street committee, who have been the papahs. Dat mule gets more
'hlniiin nn' nlnien (Inn nnvtli ni
considering the matter ror
some time, and will be further
discussed by the council next
Monday. The paving company
is asked to adise the city by next
Mondayjyhat it intends to do.
FATHER WRITES SLOGAN
SON DONATES. POSTER
1915 Rose festival Receives Work of
Art from Famous Oregon Boy.
"With corresponding low round trip
fares from all other points. ITickots
M on sale from all points south of Hose-
"burg Juno Cth to 10th, inclusive from
jn Iloseburg and all points north June
Cth to nui, inclusive. Final return
limit June 14th.
Full information from nearest Agent of t...,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John.M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
blama an' abuse dan anything
else in the township an' goes
ahead havixi' his own way jes
de same," The Register.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local implication., an they cannot teach
the illii-ai'd portion of t'" ear. Thrru la
only one way to curt- di'iifmn, and that Is
by constitutional nrmdli'i. Denfnrii Is
mused by an Inllamed condition or tho mu
cous llnlnir of th Kiistnchlan Tube. Whin
this tubo Is Inllaim-il you huvn n rumblliiK
sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is
entirely closed. Deafness Is tho result, mid
unless th Inltsinmntlon can bo taken out
nnd this tubo r stored to Its normal condi
tion, hcurlnc will bo destroyed forever: nine,
cases out of ten nre caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothlne but an Inllamed condition
of the mucous mirfuces.
Wo will Klve One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (mused by catarrh) that
cannpt be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curu,
fiend for circulars, fre.
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by DniKKlits. 76c.
Take Hall's l'umlly 1'llls for constipation.
Portland's 1015 Itoso Festival has n
untquo poster the most artl-tk over
used' and It 1b tho work of an Ortfton
boy, Fred O. Cooper, now cm of the
world's foremost arilBts. JIij father,
J, C. Cooper, of McMlnnvllle Oregon,
wrote the vInnlng slogan, "Tin Whole
World Knows tho Portland Ho: At
his father's porsonal request young
Cooper donated tho poster to inrorpor.
ate, the slogan, Portland hau co
operated with Seattle, Tacoma, Walla
Walla and Bpokano In securing con
ventions that will bring more than
250,000 visitors to Washington and
Oregon.
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