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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1915)
SEEKS iNFLIRMATiUN RE CARDING S Additional Local Steve Bowies returned Friday night from, n hunting trip of two weeks nt Wlthrow's camp, below Blue River. Miss Florence Gnllowny ar rived from Brownsville Fridny evening for a visit with Miss Eve lyn Barkman. The eight-year-old son of Mrs. Kaurin underwent an operation Saturday for the removal of ton sils and adnoids. I. V. Jackson, local manager of the Pacific States Telephone company, made a business trip to Marcola Friday. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Barr left by automobile Sunday morning on their way to Culver, eastern Ore gon, where they will locate. m w m Frank Moore, who sustained . it a oroKen uacu m an automooue Portland, Oct. 2. As n com missioner extraordinary of the attorney general of tho United States, S. W. Williams, head of all government litigation In con nection with public lands, ar rived in Portland this morning to begin n personal investigation of the conditions surrounding tho Oregon & California railroad grant. Largely on information which Mr. Williams presents, Attorney General Gregory will base his report to congress. The attor ney general's report to congress -will probably be the most impor tant presentation influencing the action of that body when it legislates in pursuance of the mandate of the supreme court ordering the disposal of the designed as a symposium on the by the commission. lands. I subject. There Mr. Williams "The fruit must bo highly col "I am here to get first-hand discussed the facts surrounding ored," says Professor Lewis, information from the people ; the grant with Senator Cham-1 "and of uniform size true to most intimately connected wtih berlain, former Governor West, 'type. Fruit of the 9G-nnck is the grant," said Mr. Williams in Claude McCulloch and Louis L. preferable and variations bc the office of United States Dis-isnar chjef Qf the field division iond SS to 112 will not be accept- of the general land office. led. Oregon has established .a Mr. Williams spent 17 years splendid reputation and It Is to in the department with public, be hoped that growers will take lands. For sereval years he has sufficient pride in their Industry been in the office of the attorney j to come forward and assist in sreneral and in charge of all lit!-; the work of making a new col- gation bearing on public lands. J lection equal or superior to then accident near Irving several today. months ago,, is now nblo to Bit up in a wheeled chair nt tho hospital In Eugene where he la receiving treatment. Mrs. James Laxton, who was taken to tho Springfield hospital last week for an operation! was able to return to her homo to-, day. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conloy of Wnltorvillo spent tho week end wtih the lattor8 parents Mr. and Mrs. N. II. SIgnor and other rel atives. Andy Allqn of Portland visited the week-end with Georgo and Dave England. He loft Sunday for Roseburg and other points to tho south. Alex McKinzey, manager of the Hampton store, suffered an attack of appendicitis Saturday night, and was very sick Sun day. He was much improved Istlng when I loft here. I hnvo Julunild (to prepared by nddlnK to tin ! unless (hoy nro ntorcil nwny in damp never seen moro genuine Inter- Hour from a to 6 per coul powdered houses. Now. I.oltor. eat 8iiovn in any runners' meet- wane nrsoniu tpouton) nna men unnm Ing than in Salem last night. "Oregon butter and cheeso ranks with tho best of tho Mid dle West." Reames this trict Attorney morning. The attorney general wants to learn how the people of Ore gon who are right on the grant think that it f ought to be dis posed of." To" get this information Mr. Williams expects to make a per sonal trip over the section of the state covered by the grant. He" ENOUGH llorcVi to tho follow who thumps his chest, An the' twilight fadon nwny, Ami proudly snorts "I havo dono my best Tho host that I know, today." Whether ho stands In tho Hull of. Fnmo Whero tho proudest duty calls, Or with calloused h an nils and an ob scuro namo, Ho tolled In overalls; Do ho old or young, or rich or poor, Or sluipla or wondrous wlso, If ho did his bqst, you can ask no moro Prom an nngol In tho sklo.i . Soino other follow may boat his tlmo, May saw a heap moro wood; Hut his rest Is swcot and his dreams subllmo, Who has dono tho best ho could ; Whother ho's fat, or thin as a rail, Humble or puffed with prldo. When ho's dono his best, that old word fall," Must hunt fqr a placo to hide. And when ho's dono with the cares and strife And tho fleeting things of tlmo, As he faces tho Rates of tho other llfo, In that boautlful, blissful cllmo, i As ho hikes to tho land of spirits wlord 1 Abovo tho nzuro bluo, He'll sco St. Totor strok'o his beard And hark to his loud bazoo: "There's a scat and a harp and n crown In there, You can enter otornal rest, For nil who dwell In that city fair, Are tho follows who did tholr best" He has 'done much work in con nection with the O. & C. cases and wrote the brief which went to the supreme court in the Is already familiar with all the;B ooth-Kelly case, legal phases of the matter. Apparently Mr. Williams has Just what he will do and just come to 0regon with no pre- wnat sort oi an investigation ne; conceIved notions as to the will make Air. Williams will Jiot say. In fact, his mission to Ore gon, he says, is to get informa tion, not to give it. However, he said this morning that what he reports to Mr. Gregory would weigh heavily. manner in which the lands on the grant should be disposed of. "There are two sides to the matter, of course," he said. "Some people say the lands ought to be sold,at $2.50 an acre; the railroads say they should be paid fertile timber in "What is the attorney gener al's policy going to be in this' ddiUon to that Jmount &.ery. matter.' ne was asKea. thi t be taken int0 consid X licit. O JUOL WUUl UCO OCllL projnn ' Many of the questions asked by Mr. Williams this morning were of such a detailed nature me. here to find out," replied Mr. Williams "That is, lie has sent me to gather information so that he may formulate a immyr.auu "lo m records or an actual eX congress. Mr. Williams spent the morn ing with United States District Attorney Reames, in whose of- fice th O. & C. cases have been PIZE OREGON APPLES passed and the 0. & C. location frauds prosecuted. At noon today he was the giiest'of Mr. Reames at a lunch at A Ol. The Commission in speaking of this competition calls atten tion to the fact that It is reliable reported that one of the mlddlo western states is collecting an entire carload of horticultural products to be shipped to the Exposition for exhibit. The com petition promises to be the hard est Oregon has ever before been up against and Oregon will have to be there with the goods. Nearly 2,000.000 women In United States work in tho fields. SILVER FISH A PEST iflll..t,l lUnlim I.. I. ..II I.. I.. II. I.. oMiwtiiuiit ,iui mill nut, i, turn paste. This ohould h6 spread upon cardboard and allowed lo dry. Tho preparation, howovor, In poisonous to huiunil beings as well ns to Insects and It must bo used with tho Utmost euro. Tho Innact which doos tho damaRO Is known by h number of popular namos, such am nllvoWlsh, silver louso, silver wltoh, sugnr-nsh, etc. It owes theso namos to Its pocultnr flshllko form and Its scaly glistening body. As long ngo ns, 1605 It Was described as "a very small silvery shining worm or moth which 1 found much convorsant ninongi books and pnpors." It Is about one third of nn Inch In luiiRth, tnporlnR from noar tho. head to tliu extremity of tho body, and iiomowhat resombles a worm In apearanco. Its ontlro body Is covered with very mlnuto scales, which rIvo It Its shiny nppoaranco, and Its six Iors cnnblo It to run about with' Krent rapidity. Tho sllvorfish Is ono of tho most nor- tous posts known to libraries, for It Is particularly fond of tho pnsto usod In thobtndlng of books. Hoavlly gtaied paper Is also attractive to It. Btnrch' oil clothing, linen, or rurtatiiH may bo seriously dnmnged If left undis turbed for any consldurnblo period of tinier and tho Insect also feeds upon tho Hturch pnsto. nppllod to wnll paper. Uy eatliiR this, It causes tho wnll paper to scale off. OccoHlonnlly It Rets Into vegetable drtiRii or similar material which Is loft undisturbed for Ionic per lods, and It Is nn opou question whelhor or- not It over attacks- car pets and plush-covered furniture. A somewhat jdmllnr Insect Is commonly onlled In England a "flrobrnt" bocnuso of Its foundnosg for ovons and tiro pljtcos, whoro the heat would destroy other Insects. Atnnuc the rumr-dln for thin linnso. tu0 bold pest In addition to tho poisoned pnsto In pyrothrum. Wherever this can be applied, ns ou bookshelves, It furulshos one of tho best menus for RottltiR rid of tho Insect. Sodium by tlourld, which Is now recognized ns Notice f6h puulicAtion Dapnrtment of tho Interior V. 8. I,nnil Oltloo nt llosoburg, Oro Con. Hoptombur 14, 1D1G. Notice In horoby Riven (lint Hlchnrd CI. Hall of Illiio River, Oregon, who, nu October U, 1010, mndo Homoslond Kn try, Sorlnl No. 00070, for tho N, of HHlir MOW of BI3M, and NlW of HWVi of Section 1, township 10 H, ltnnRo 4 13, Willamette Meridian, has fllod notice of Intention to mnko Flnnl Flvo-yonr proof, to establish clnlm to tho Innd abovo doscrlhod, bofora I, V, Hewitt, U. H, Commlsslouor, nt his of llro. nt KiiKono. Oronon. on tho 25th dny of Octobor, 101(5. Clnlmnut nnmcs ns wl nossos: Sloven A, lenders, of llluo Hlvor, Oro Ron; Albert 11. Ausmnn, of Uluo lllv. or, OroRon; Wllllnm Nosbath, of llluo Itlvor, OroRon; 1'enry O'Drlcn, of llluo itlvor, oroRon. J, M. UPTON. tnw-OcSl ilCKlstor. OREGON DOES RIGHT IN DEVELOPING DAIRYING SAYS IOWA PROFESSOR "The people of any section that sells its grain and corn is simply selling raw material to Classified' Ads 'For'Sale, Rent, Wanted, Etc. ... - another country which will sell as would require searching of , . , J. . . t ' ... , . , the finished product at a higher . . , , , . .iprlce," said Professor M. Mor- amination of the lands involved , ! . . . itensen, in charge of the dairy toansw , ! department of the Iowa State j college. I Mr. Mortensen Is known in WANTED FOR EXHIBIT Portiand as the manager of the Hazelwood Cream company un til seven years ago. He left Port land to take the position in the Iowa institution. He has been acting as judge of cheese and butter at the state fair at Salem. "When the grain and corn is sent away the soil of that dis trict is depleted. In New Eng land you can buy farms for less than the cost of the buildings. I was back in Denmark last year. 'ed a keen .competition among. During the past 17 years Den- or'will trade for a good horse growers of other states some of mark has increased the excess also spring oats. Inquire at:whomjare putting forth almost of the exportation of her agri- SSiYJ5?: J super-human effort to defeat j cultural products over the im- FOUtyD BUNCR of flat keys. ! Oregon and land the prizes for j ports from $28,000,000 to $74,- ApatNew8 omce. 71 j themselves. In order to' hold the j 000,000. That has involved an SPRINGFIELD PROPERTY for ; nonors Inuy won and make J increase in the productivity of Sale or Trade. Address Box5t -Pam tnat tne corP ' I914, the soil of 53.2 per cent. In the 5, route 1. 68-9 was not exceptional, it will De early '80s the people of Den- ' ".necessary for the Oregon grow- mark were practically bankrupt. I i oro in nnmn fnrwnrrl wltli nn Housewives who nro nnnoyod damage dono by Insects to tholr books, ono of tho most ofllclent ronch pow papers, clothing, and other n'rtlclos dors, will probably nlao bo equnlly containing Btnrch arc advised by tho effective nRnlust tho sllverflnh. It may department to sprend a poisoned panto be dusted by hand or applied with a upon bits of cardboard and tuck theso powder blower wherever tho silver- Into crovlccs In bookshelves, backs of fish Is likely to occur. Frequent hand mantels, undor wnshbonrds, nud In ling and alrlnR of starched clothing tho bottom of bureau and bookenso and similar objects will probably bo NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, V. H. Lnud Oltloo nt HoseburR, Oro- rod, September SO, 101C. Notice Is horoby Riven thnt Itobort 11. Nosbltl, of It. K. 1). No. 1, Croswoll, Oro., who, on Novombor 4, 1013, mndo Adjoining Farm Homestead Kntry, No. 00170, for Lot 6, Section SO, Township 18 S. ItniiRO 2 W, Wltlnmotto Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mnko Final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to tho land nbovo described, before I. P. llowltt U. 8. Commis sioner, at his olllco, nt Kuroiio, Oro koii, on tho l dny of Novembur, 101C, Clnlmnut names nn witnesses: Thomas J. Klllott, of It. P. D. No. 1, Croswoll, Oregon; Levi Caslemnn, of It, F. D. No. 1, Creswell, Oregon; Fred Cook, of It. F. I). No. 1, Croswoll, Oregon; Henry Ncoblt, or It. F. I). No. 1, Cros well, Oregon. tnw to Oct 23 drawers. A thin boiled Btnrch pasto sufllclont to prevent Injury to theso docensud. NOTICE TO CHEOITOR3 Notice Is horoby Riven thnt tho tin dorslRiiod has been appointed by tho County Court of I-uno County, OroKon, ndmlnlstrntrlx with tho will nunexod of tho ustnto of James At IChbort, do ceased. All persons having claims itRalnst said eatato nro hereby noti fied to present tho snmo duly verified and with tho proper vouchors to tho administratrix nt tho First National llnnk of SprliiKllold, Oregon, within six mouths from tho date of tho first publication of this notice Date of tho 11 rut publication of this notice September 27, 1015. MAItOAItKT MOUIIIS. Administratrix with tho will nnnox cd of tho cstntu of James A. Gbbort, M 025 LOST Gold Watch. Return to News office and secure reward Oregon Agricultural College, Corvellis, Sept, 27. Oregon su premacy in the production of agricultural and horticultural products at the Panama-Pacific Exposition is going to be very strongly challenged lor tne lvuo medals and other awards were won by Oregon's exhibits of the crop of 1914 and this has arous- FOR SALJ3 A good motorcycle HORSES FOR SALE want a hnrirflln ilnn'f fatl fn see them. Must sell this week !other collection of prize winning They raised beef cattle, and made little money at it. Sud- Also household goods for sale (exhibits of the 1915 crop. In the denly they all turned to dairy J. F. Martin, 645 A street. 68 horticultural department they have asked the assistance jof lTrtP SAT l? TMrat nnaa Tm-navl cow, giving a good flow milk ' 1?rof essor c- J- Lewis, of the See E. M. Crawford, Spring- Agricultural College, in securing field Junction. a collection of prize-winning WANTED A gentle saddle pony for a lady to ride this winter for its keeping. Address P. O. Box .55, or call at 1G7 Mill FOR SALE -At a bargain close in residence lot. Browning Realty Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE-rrNew six room bungalow Ion im proved lot 50x1.50, trees, out side city limits, city water,, sewerage, wired for electric lights, one bJo,?k from mac adam street,,. vyUL tr10' for a Springfield property, Address E. R. Spencerj Cottage Grove Oregon. .. Oregon apples as follows: ipg, and they created a market in England for their products. But they started without either dairy cattle or iflarket. "In Iowa the town with the largest bank deposit per capita Two 5-box entries of Grimes Jb Monticello, which has a largo Golden; two 5-box entries, King j creamery. Wherever the pro of Thompkins County; two 5- ducts of the soil are sent away box entries of Northern and one 5-box of Wagner. Spy; and sold as raw material, It is a case of everything being taken Professor Lewis would like to out of the soil and nothing put have any grower who in inspect-1 back. ' Consequently It is the lng-or harvesting his apple crop ;places where the jlnlshed pro- finds specimens to fill any or all; duct Is sold that are tho moot 'of one or more of these classes to write him at the College the particulars concerning the fruit, Professor Lewis wiU reply givr prosperous, "The Oregon people are doing just right-In doveloplng.a great dairy. Industry, and there. ar ing directions for packing and numbers of very fine dairy cattlo 1.1..f 11.. 1 1 i ' . .. . BiHppiuB wie mm, payment 103 in-tno state. 1 notlce-a big im which will probably be arranged provement over conditions ex Hade in Springfield The : House of Quality -When you want good candy call at Eggimann's Candy Kit chen. Best by Test. Eggimann's Candy Kitchen BALED HAY $10.00 PER TON DAKOF1E KNOXALL For good vnluoa, For Rood broad, Uso llakoro and Knoxnll Flour. All kinds of Feed cheap. Will do feed chopping for $1.50 n ton. SPRINGFIELD FLOUR MILLS ' Springfield Bakery Bread, Pie3, Cakes, Cookies, etc. Wedding and Party Cakes a Specialty S. Young, - Proprietor m4. 4 IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED 1 f.TTAS. TtARKMAN. Mananrer The Springfield Planing Mill . Company . Mnnufncturors of SASH, DOORS. MOULDINOS, IlltACKKTS, TUIININO, STAIR I1U1LDINOO, Extension Tabloa, Drop Loaf Tnblos, IJHroalc fast Tnblos, Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards, Safes, Stop Ladders, Fruit Uoxep " orry Crates, Folding Clothes Racks. The Springfield Creamery I V ELECTRICITY Try is and be convinced that It pays to patronize home indifstrles. . 1 ' For light, heat and power. "Made in Springfield." SPENDS ITS MONEY AT HOME The Lane County News divided Us expenditures last year, thusr. Supplies bought outside of Sprlug fflelrt. Including paper and now .machinery f-20,4p. c. fiiimilli'B boucht IK .SnrlliEfleld; 'In cluding rent, e,to , 19.1 p..C Payroll, entirely in.apnngTi.eja.,,...u,o p. C. ' : 80 Spent, at M?nl . jtji , Oregon Power Co. I u WANTED Anothej; Springfield industry to placo their card iu this space. t fl