The Lane County News
W. A. DILL, Editor and Mgr.
Published Every Monday and
Thursday by the Lano County
Publishing Association,
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THURSDAY APRIL, 13, 1916
WOOD PAVING QUESTION
fJ i,
Much has been said upon the
wood block paving question in
the last year or so. The Even -
ing Telegram gives a resime of
; experiments tried in the east as
follows:
., 'About fifteen years ago Baltl-
" shore began an experimental
Ltest of different types of paving
.which, conducted to a conciu-
sion, was probably as compre
hensive, aod as thorough as any
ever made in any city of the
. country. In 1901, Holllday
"street one of the important
thoroughfares, running through
the heart of that city, was dlvid
edinto strips, running from curb
to curb, and in the zone of heav-
iest traffic. It was a time when
there were big paving contracts
in prospect which contractors
wanted to eanture. and con-
cerning which there was deter-
initiation on the part of the city
authorities to learn bv actual
and adequate experiment just
what type of pavement, price
and wearing quality considered,
would be the most economical;
ior uie city to lay uown. .
The section selected for the
'4nf nine. A ..'nnlA n!f.r 1,11.
icai. cio ti oniric uiuwv iu
make certain that every test sec- jself-denial the denial of pres- !eBach. the Selig spectacular
tion received an equal amount. ent enjoyment for future good! drama filmed by the Selig Poly-
switches intersected the street, appetite to reason, forethought
crossing every test section. It and prudence. It works for to -
was the conclusion that a pave- day, but also provides for tomor-
menl to be successful under row. It invests the capital it has
heaw traffic, shnilld resist, the'cnverl .nifl mnVoc nrnvlalnn fnr
effects of vibration or rails and
7Tu'"n" e
the dripping of oil from the cars But a large proportion of men
There was no factor of wear ordo not provide for the future,
MHiHi Hinii iiiii ihm mil in I'firiviiii
eration. The competitors in this
test were two sheet asphalt
companies, six vitrified brick
companies, ono asphalt block
company and, one wood block
concern that used material
treated under the so-called creo-
resinate process.
Tinder thft C.nnditinnR nf flip
r -
test no repairs were permitted
ior hix years. At me enu oi uie
first year much of the vitrified
brick had broken and splintered
under the blows of the horses' , Dallas aptly remarks upon the "Chiquita." He falls desperate-!
hoofs, so that such portions of road problem as follows: ,ly in love with her, and tries!
the street were rough and ex- This is the season of the year vainly to discover her Identity.!
ceedingly dirty. During that I when especial attention should iThe story of his making good,
same period of a year the sheet.be given to the care of country of his winning of Chiquita de
and block asphalt stood the test! roads. The winter rains have 'spite the counter-plottings of
:fairly well, except where they I left the highways full of ruts (Mrs. Cortlandt, of the clearing"
came in contact with the rails, land pitch holes, formed byjof his name, and of the final de-
viuiaiiuu luuaeueu mu jiiuujriui mucn travel oy vehicles, which cisive intervention in Panaman
and ruts beside the rails rare will y-eqme extensive? and in 'ian affairs of old Darwin K. An-'
the result. Isome instances fixnonclvn ro-ithonv. is stronclv ntirrroeciiio-i
At the expiiation of the six pairs. There has been valuable 'and varied by many richly hum
years there had been no repairs j opportunity to mak. effective lorous episodes. Chiquita is by
except where there had been ex-, use of the road drag, but In far the most charming feminine
uvauuii. a ibsuh ui uie test
55
DOLLARS
EUGENE
to
Los Angeles
and
Return
no part of the brick pavement 'gloctcd. Just u llttlo porststonco
was In a condition that could In kcoplng the ruts lllled nnd the
be called satisfactory. The as- roadB crowned at tlila season
phalt, for the most part. waB In of tho year will work wonders
bad shape; uneven In contour In preserving good roads and
and showing bad holes. Next to converting poor roadB Into bot
tho car track tho asphalt had tor ones, and If tho work Is pro
failed entirely being so worn In perly done It will mean a good
many places that tho old stone season.
I1nrlr inv,Miiniit nenfl nH n f fill 11 -
1 1 w V li. (in n iiv ii i . -. . - - -
datlon was exposed. Tho wood
ltlrtU iLiiMiiwii una lw rt1v
UIVJV.IV J.UUVUIVU1. vtlia t,n.- uhij
tvne that stood the teat satis-
. 'eo 'factorlly, showing marked do- have been built upon our navl
nnnii.iterioration only where it came gable streams under tho general
in contact wuu uuiur ihiviuk.
Back of such point of contact
the contour had remained oven,
the' pavement was clean and
smooth and there had been no
injury from rail vibration.
When the street was pavcu
the wood block section was tak-
I en tip with the rest, in order that
I the newly paved street might bo
imiform. The decision was for
wooU 0iock for ti10 entire street,
! and the blocks that had been in
iuse for slx yeare were reiaU,
By test Baltimore declared
for -wood block paving, which
since that time has been greatly
Improved. It was a test that
helped mightly to give wood
I the newly paved street might bo
I i ...
block Its deserved reputation
YOUR SAVINGS
fBv Samuel Smiles!
(By Per. of Harper & Bros.)
It is the savings of the world
that have made the civilization
of the world. Savings are tho
'result of labor; nnd it is only
when laborers begin to save
.that the results of
civilization I
accumulate. We have said that . ,
thrift linrrnn with rlvlllzntlnn wi
might almost have said that.
, thrift produced civilization. 1
, Thrift nroduces can tal. and can-
ital is the conserved result of
labor. The capitalist is merely
a man who does not spend all
that is earned by work.
But thrift Is not a natural in-
stinct. It is an
acquired prin-
1 1.. i
ui hc ui cuuuuui. il liivnives
It involves
Tirr' - . x..
the future.
-I'nnv etr jnr ramamiAt rita to o t-
They think only of the present.
They preserve nothing. They
spend all that they earn. They
do not provide for themselves;
! they do not provide for their
: families. Thev mar make hich
wages, but eat and drink the)
wnole of what they earn. Such
' npnnlo n-ro unnotonflv nnni. nnA
(vvi.v M. .1nukUlll.lJ J'WUl UilU
hanging on the verge of desti -
( tutlon.
i
The Polk Countv Observer of
many cases tins has been
ne-
is the round up rate to Los
Angeles. Six months return
limit with stopovers. The
spring is a delightful time
to go.
Southern California
Beaches
are at their best. Nice warm
sunny days making bathing
Ideal . Choice of beaches,
Santa Monica, Ocean Park,
Venice, Redondo, Long
Beach and Newport are all
within a few minutes ride of
Los Angeles. '
Remember the beautiful
Panama California
Exposition
is open all the year. Many
of the best exhibits from the
Panama-Pacific Exposition
have been taken to San
Diego making tills fair big
ger and better than ever.
Write for our booklet on San
Diego and Southern California
Ask local agent for furlhor Infor
mation or write John M. Scott
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Ore.
Southern
Pacific
In ten years past, only eight
VfltlmmviM t1lll(u fifrivmtvntttttv I
i " w m )t v(3"Villti
loss than 110.000 horsonowor.
uum v;id ui j.iuu mm rro-
sidont Wilson, Secretary LaneiTf,,R nt Ainnro 1mHtnr nhono
and committees of both houses':""1? ' Mooro' lm8lor' p,,0,K
of Congress, after careful study
,navo announceu tneir Donor that
,now laws are necessary to stlm-
uiaie waicrpowcr development.
only one mother
You ,mve onl' ono motnor, my boy,
.... , i ..... .., ...... . in
imuao uuari jou can Kinuuuu willli joy,
Or causo it to acho,
Till ready to break
So cherish that mothor, my boy.
You havo only ono mother who will
Cling to you through good or through
1.
And lovo you, although
Tho world Is your foe
So caro for her lovo over still.
You havo only ono mother to pray
Tmu 'ou ,n 1,10 Kod PtH miy stay;
who for 'ou wouldn't spare
I Solt-sacrMco rare
I So cuor,sh tmU niothor alway.
' ou ,mvo onl ono mother to miss,
iWhcn 8,10 has parted from this,
That mother while hero
&omonme you 11 not havo her dear kiss
ou havo 0I1,y 0,10 mother just ono
" j . my son,
Nono can. or will do
What she has for you;
What havo .vou for her over done?
Selected.
The Ne'or-Do-Woll."
"The Ne'er-Do-Well," by Rex1
uie rte ur-uo-wo . uv itex
ier Oakman nnd Kathlyn Wil-
lliams and an all-star cast. The
.hero is Kirk Anthony, a college
graduate, a veteran football
nlmw niifl cliina Tm.1nln..
."-
I the coach of
Ills milvnvaitv Inmn '
On the evening following a foot-
ball victory, the last of the sea-
...... w.u.v ivu....
lunn ivitir nt tniti rfn v.
!to celebrate. Late that night he
fiinds himself on shipboard, and
when he awakens he is without
money and without baggage
During the voyage Kirk becomes
iacauainted with a wnnmn
Mrs. Stephen Cortlandt whom!
he learto acTm re Z
She is really a diplomatic aeont
really a diplomatic agent
,of iiifliJ.. r.. T...:'
lw I UtlJ I
'of great Influence
iwhi kU" V "X " Z u i
'meets taTfKn.
ish cirl who l knnwn nnlv nc
ish eirl who is known onlv as
character Rex Beach has drawn
and Kathlyn Williams as Edith
Cortlandt. is .111 oypppilltKxlv nri
vincinir and fnolnntliifr v
fascinatinc tvne.
inc ie er-uo-vveu will be
Shown 011 Tuesday, April 25, at
.the Bell Theatre.
uimatic Tt-irr mattcd iamtu
....... - nn
THIS TOWN?
.What's the matter with
town?
this
i Nothing sir, it's you!
Are you helping it along?
Lots of things to do!
Finding fault with this and that
1 Doesn't cure the ill;
Taking off your coat and hat
, Is the way to fill the bill!
What's the matter with this
town?
Anyway? you ask:
If there's anything that's wrong
Righting it's your task!
Knocking, maybe, has it's place,
' But it's up. to you
With a bright and smiling face
; To do some hosting too!
What's the matter with this
town?
Matter is that men
Find it easier knocking down
Than helping up again:
Let's get busy right away,
Lots of things to do:
Nothing matter with the town,
The matter ls with you!
Sioux City Journal
CHURCH.NOTICES
First Baptist Church.
Rev. Will N. Ferris, minister
- Bible School at 10:00 A. M.,
Gilbert Miller, Supt.
Dlvlno Worship at 11:00 A, M.
Palm Sunday services will bo
of special Interest. Sormou by
pastor.
Mi's. J. 10. Richmond will Hlng
"Jerusalem" by Parker.
Gi30 P, M. Sonlor and JVinlor
mcetliiKS.
I 7:30 owning sorvlco of Bong
land sermon. Row ForrlB will
speak. Music by chorus choir.
All are cordially Invited.
Strangers always welcome.
Mothodist Church.
Corner Second and 13 streets
Next Sunday
-10 A. M. Sun-
day school.
Last Sunday marked a record
attendance for tho sonBou, make
next Sunday still larger.
11 A. M. ur. car u . uoiioy,
II Tl I . T.I II Tifn nlilnn I r f 1 1
' "I - ivoiuuhi, ui m-
lametto University will preach.
!TllO Dr. Ifl 0110 of tho foremost
iBcholnrs and orators of the stato
'He should bo beared by ever'
person III tllO towi).
' 7.00 P. M. Epwortll LoagUO.
iThls young peoplo's society Is
thoroughly nlivo, and full of In
terest. Bo on time next Sunday
night. Dr. Donoy will speak to
the young people.
8.00 Dr. Donoy will preach.
I Monday 6:30 Brotherhood
'meeting. Tho Banquet at 7:00.
Dr. Donoy will be tho after din
ner orator. This insures a rare
ly fine address. All who can
possibly attend will do well to
give their names to Dr. Pollard
or R. W. Smith so that we may
be prepared for all.
Wednesday 2:00 P. M. Ladles
Aid society.
j Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Choir
, rehearsal.
j Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Midweek
J prayer meeting. ,
; All these services nro of inter
jest and will be helpful,
j You are welcome.
Church of Christ
' n. it-
' P'r ,,: ,,?
Vi in t,Vi. nl
. M. Sunday school. Mr.
, i -nn i n , Pm ,.,.,,. i
,n'i,"i,,"' niV,
, ,-.on p t pi, ,tau 1
. on p ,
1 "l' t!-t.n.ng bOlVK'CS.
wednosdnv 7:30 P. M. Prnvnr
, linn ni
Th, S"g'7.qfi rM,i,. nn,,nnranl
y iAVln??
WIG MORE,
Pastor.
Free Methodist Church.
Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
Preachimr services nt 11 a.m.
Prayer and praise service at
P. M., preaching at 7:30 P. M.
! Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.. Young
. pe?P, , ? ?i?yor mcetinS-
7 1 , y t.
Midweek prayer meeting on
i Thursday at 7:30 P. M.
A COr;!ial Invitatlo ls ten.l-.l
! ctJ 10 a11' ' I
m. p.ciiild1 I
Ptis tor
PODEIIT UUHNS Lotlgo, No.
78, A. M P., Ancient and
Accented Scottish KIto Uni
versal and Symbolic Kroe 1
Masons racots (lrnt and third
Friday ovcnlnR In W. O. W.
hall. Visiting brothers wol
come.
T, I). Harris
Secretary.
P. A.
Johnson
n. w. m.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tho Interior
U. S. Lund Olllco nt Itoseburg, Ore-
f ID mid
. Notice is ho'roby 'glvon that Julius
illeck, of Vida, Oregon, who, on October
i 25. 1910. ma do Homestead Entry.
Sorlal No. OG0D3. for hots 1 and 2 and
V.y3' ulT 'tV . ll "
section 4, Township 17S, Itango 2E,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco
of Intention to make Final Five-year
(Proof, to establish claim to tho land
i above doscribod, before I. P. Hewitt,
u, s, commissioner, at his olllco. at
his ofllce. at
j riiKuiic, wiufeuu, kjii tut? -lAiii uuy ui
: May, 1010. -
I Claimant names ns witnesses: Wul-
den H. I'endeil, of VIda, Oregon; John
F. Mlnnoy. of VIda, Oregon; Pen F.
Mlnney, of VIda, Oregon; William
Schornig, of VIda, Oregon,
J. M, UPTON,
Mar, 20-Apr. 24. Register,
CITATION TO HEIRS
In the County Court of th Stato of Ore
gon, for Lano County.
In the matter of th estato of Samuel D,
Weaver, deceased.
l'o Mrs. Ilattio
Oust Martin
Weavor, Jluchol
Weaver, Mrs,
May Frees, ciarK weaver, i iissoil
Voavor Fern Weaver Samiio Wos-
;o, wimam wobuo, r.iio aihiiu, huh-
sollMnttlx Theodore Mattlx, Anna
Hauso, John C .Weaver, Ferdinand
Edgar, Mrs. C. W. Lehman, and Wil
Ho Weavor.
IN THE NAME OF TJIE STATE OF
OltEOON: You and each of you aro
hereby cited and required to appear
In tho County Court of tho Htato of
I Oregon for tho County of Lano, at tho
(courtroom thereof In Eugcuo, Lano
County, Oregon, oti Tuesday, tho 9th
'day of May, 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M.
or said day anu men unit tnero snow
causo, If any exist, why an order of
sale of tho real estato bolonging to
said estato should not bo made to pay
tho charges, axpenses and claims
against ald estate, and that said or
der direct tho administrator of said
estato to sell tho real estat of saltl
estato under the provisions of Sec
tion 1257 "f Lord'o Oregon LawH pro
viding for tho buIq of real 'estate of a
r,gu, miHH ivim iiinnin, nnd H 1-2 of BW 1-4 of fleet on 4. town.
Tii - 11.. i
. unaries Aiartin. i'. v. niiin 17 s. mnpn in. wnin,n.t mn, i
U'iinirn. I.--.,.. I, 1.' . ' . . . .. ' "'"""""
. CliarlOS Link, Mrs, 'miikn 1,'ltinl Klvn.Vr.np nrnnf fn outoli.
MEMBER rTDHALIESEAYE SYSHM OF BANKS y
OVER ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Of1 DOLLARS IN
GOLD WAS PUT UP BY THE " FEDERAL RESERVE" SYS
TEM OF BANKS, IN TWO DAYS, AS A BASIS ON WHICH
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT ISSUES MONEY.
OUR BANK IS A MEMBER OF THIS "FEDERAL RE
SERVE" SYSTEM. WE CAN
OUR DISTRICT "FEDERAL
MONEY.
YOU CAN GET YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU WANT IT
WHEN IT IS DEPOSITED IN OUR BANK.
BANK WITH US.
96-E23
j '-'arsprwy-
The Best Groceries
For Less Money
1
The Fifth Street Grocery
Thojs. Sikes, Prop. Phone '22
decedent without notice where tho In
ventory and appraisement of the estate
shows that all the property within
tho Jurisdiction of tho Court does not
exceed $3G0.00.
This citation Is Issued pursuant to
an order of the County Court of Iano
founty. Oregon, In the above entitled
estate dated March 31st, 191fi.
The property described In tho pe
tition for tho order to sell und which
will be sold If the order is granted, Is
describod as follows:
Commencing at a point South 20 de
grees 3C mln, ',4 East a distance of
21.5 feet from a point wlil-m Is North
88 degrees 34 minutes Cast 171.3 foot
frotn center of section 18 township 20
South Itango 2 East Willamette murl
dlan; thence S. 48 deg. 19 mln. "VV. 2G5.4
feet; thence South 35 deg. 3G mln. East
255 feel: thenco South 78 deg. 10 mln.
East 219J feet; thenco North 20 deg,
,'!?
; LZLi S
more or loss, In Lano County, Oregon.
Witness tho Honorable H. L. Uown,
I Jmlge of tho County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon, Lano County, and tho seal
lf aahl Court hereto uillxcd this 31st
"y or fliarcn, mu
The date of the first publication of
this citation Is April 3, 1910.
Attest
STACY M. UUSSELL,
(Seal County Court) County Clork
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. I
U, S, Land Olilce at Hoseburg,, Oro
gon, March 8, 1910, j
Notlco is horoby given that Waldon
H. Pcndoll of VIda, Oregon, wllo, on
January 25, 1911, made Socond Home- j
stead Entry, Serial No. 00094, for tho I
BW 1-4 of NE 1-4, NW 1-4 of BE 1-4
)tsh claim to the land nbovo described,
iJtfforo I. P. Hewitt, U. S. Commission.
(,r, ut iiB 0 co at EtiKcno. Orecon. on
tho 11th day of May, 1910,
Claimant names us wltnossos, Jul
ius Heck of VIda, Oregon; John F.
Mlnnoy, of VIda, Oregon; Uenjamln F.
Mlnney of VIda. Oregon, William
Sehornlg of VIda, Oregon,
J. M. UPTON,
Mar 13-Aprl 17, Hoglstor.
...uv ,im- nnH , 011 notice or intent on to
Why not save and deposit In our Savings Department
one-twelfth of your total taxes each month? By so dis
tributing tho tax burden over the entire year, It will not
seem so heavy.
4 per cent on savings.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE, OREGON.
TAKE OUR SECURITIES TO
RESERVE" BANK AND GET
wtma
Dr. ADALINE KEENEY FERRIS
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Olllco, llaptlst Parsonage
Cantor Second and C Streets
IIOUI18: 9 TO 12. PHONE 40
J. H. BOWER
Lawyor.
Olllco 774 Willamotto Bt.
Phono Eugone C99
Homo Phono 132-J
Euaene, Oregon
W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKEN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Office Phone 62; Kesldence 07-J
West Main St.
See
Edwards &Brattair
For Farm nnd City Property
Exchanges a Specialty
Springfiold
Oregon
Phone 30
CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS
Dentistry
DR. J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116-J
Over Commercial Bank,
Springfield, Oregon.
O.R.Guliion, M.D.
Practice Limited tl
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Graduate Nurso Attending
306, White Temple, Eugene.
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