THURSDAY, MAY 23, i1u8.
THB iFRINGFWLD NKWS
PAG1 t
STATE INDUSTRIES
now
PROSPERITY
Qovernemnt War Activities Are
; Helping Many Industries
i of Oregon, .
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Tho following,! a brief, review of
what capital la doing In Oregon for'
tho past wook.
Hi-nffnii IjTn.la 1 1. n nl Ia 1THa.I '
States In tho numbor of woodon
steamer hulls ,for tho Emergency.!
Floot Corporation, tho total fn tho
country bolng 33 vessels, launched
In tlx districts, while 18 of the num
ber nro afloat In Oregon waters. That
rvcb tho Btato throo more woodon
vossols afloat than tho flvo other dls
trlcU. combined,
Tolodo to build now reservoir with
twlco. tho capacltr of old one
to Portland,
Statistics show that Pacific Coast
shipyards aro broaklng all records (in
llowburK-aub-contract for .rradln B)0',,,n """tructlOh ana number of
Ttfotch of now Pacific highway along '8hlp" nehd. both wood and steel.
8fc That lie Never Lacks
t a jHrach of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Pl
Your fighting frian will go to almost ny '
length t & good tebaeco. Many h mum
kM paid $5 'far ! good tblue&'tfcanyoii
will sl Mm in a mncK of IUt Gravely
Chewing Plug. Onfy Mtteyeir iO ento;'
Give any man a chew of Gravely PWaaa1 h M
toll Jen that' tk kW. te L Smm( tfcVa I .
OrtNnary p) f' eaoaoiay. It eert lets per
week ta chew Real Gravafofaeaaata a sasaM eaew V (t
latf a loBg'whlle.
If yen Mfieha a p4pe, sKca Gravely whh yowr Itntfe
m.tvl i&A a little to your Mneklag tobacco. It will gira
flavor ItBpTcrve year tmeke.
SCNB VSUR FRIENB IN THE V. 8. SERVICE
a reucH er savei.y
Bttlfa11arMJ irenrt hi 10c novclm. A 3e.
B4 put it (nta lilt Jimdi In "r Tri!at Cmp or StHxni ef thm
y. 8. A, Even .orr thr" 3 tmmp wHI tab H to him. Yoor
lr wHI Miwr esvale aa4 cWe jro official Aractiou bow U
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO., BsavlHc, Vau
Tht rrttst JVm kttpt H Frttk end Clean and CaoJ
8 U nt tttta Urattl) oUhaat Mb FretteHtn 5M
UoQth 'ranch let.
Coast, yards have proved la face .of
Portland-Troy Laundry & Ma-lfllronK PP"' U,oy are end
gchtnery Co, Installs new machinery In
Portland Hotel. ,
tied to equal recognition with eastern
i yards,
i
S Pnriinn.wr nnn.Hnn. i,.v . Aniaui ivquipmom snippcu nore vo
Sceasltstod Installation of dough mixer 1,0 oi ,n iou ot PttC,fic
ias labor-aavor at Portland Hotel ! I '''Bhway.
.j'j,or . - .Hosoburg Army aviation school
Vortlahd-Pacinc Car & Foundry may 06 " "
North Dond IJelKa uoKBlng Co. to
log Empire creek. - Will be cut into,
' II .1 -maU. 1 1 1 n r
Houtnorn I'ftcmc systoms ana s.ooo uw ,0B Do v
irom tho govornmonU audi orders nnu snip uncos.
will requlro millions of foot of lumbor j Port Orford Wharf hero to bo ro-
unnd this industry is similar to tlio( paired.
L'shlpbulldng Industry In its Importanco ' Tolodo may got now hotel.
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'Ms liai? AilAP..fAa Trtft tf..ln
as, imn viuvin'iu ivv.uviii uiiiuu HllU
Soutiiorn Pacific systoms and 3,000
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SEE WHAT CAN BE
DONE
I wish to oxproBS my appreciation of and to state
what tho Electronct Blanket has. done for me, with the
hopo that throiigl- my recommendation some one who
1b Buffering as I have, ajiffercd may be imluced o use
tho same treatment and bo relieved of the misery and
pain ob I liavo been, ,
I liad sulTcrcd from Inflammatory rheumatism for
a long tlmo, and fof eight long months previous to
commencing the treatment with the "Electronet" was
helpless In bed and unable to move at all, and Buffered
untold agonies all the timer
I had tried everything that any one would suggest,
from oils and llnaments to the Scrum treatment, and
everything else I could get, but all failed to give mo
any relief, and when Mr. McGowan came and asked me
to try tlio Electronet I felt that it was the last straw
and grasped at It. .
From tho first treatment I experienced relief, and
within ten days was practically free from all pain and
soreness.
I continued to use tho blanket twiqe a, day for some
time and would use the dry magnetic bath whenever
I felt pain, with tho result that I would get relief right
away.
I am gaining strength every day, and have even
walked Bhort distances with help for some time, and
can stand on, my feet alone after being assisted to an
upright postition, which is wonderful, I think,' after
considering the fact that I had been told that I would
nover get up, and that I would probably bo bedfast for
twonty-Ilvo years if 1 lived that long.
I consider tho Electronet Blanket waB a Godsend
to mo aid can not praise it too highly, and certainly
dp recommend It to any ono suffering from rheuma
tism or any other disease resulting from poor clrcu
iatipn, or from a poisoned system.
, This 1b only a brief statement of wht I think of
; tlio Blanket, and w.ili bo only too glad to have any one
call and seo mo anil soo for themselves the benefit I
liavo derived from it. . , 1 '
No rocommondatlon Is too strong, for, it, andjmppey
could not buy. it from mo'i.f I could not get another.
.y ' Very sincerely,
MRS. ELLIS KNOUSE, Emmett, Idaho, April 30, 1918.
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NURSES TESTIMONY The above Js signed in
my presence, and having nursed and taken careLofrMrs.,
-Knousp, I;,can; truthfully say .that, tho above aro facts
f and aro tiuo in every particular.
MRS. LIZZIE" MURPHY-
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-'MaTtlJs, T,u HM Mctlomtey,
At3I3NTS AND DEMQNSTiRATOltS
Corjtth andSrroets, ?? SPRINGFIELDbjp'.
Toledo Work on Toledo-Hlletz read
Is forging ahead.
Pendleton Local phono plant will
bo enlargod. Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co. has authorized Installa
tion of two additional sectional switch
boards.
Salem Canneries of Salem t expect
busy iSeason. Salem-Klags dehydrat
ing plant prepared toJlll 1.000,000 tins.
Three hundred persons employed..
Coqullle Contract Is let to Ander
son & Klockors to build C90S City
bridgo; cost f 12,034.60.-
Toledo Eltctrio Light Co. to. en-
largo capacity, Twq now boilers
added to plant. Reported an electric
railroad will bo built from. Newport to
Toledo thTs summon Survey has al
ready been completed.
McMlnnvlllo Dennis Construction
Co. awarded contract for constructing
two million gallon rosorvolr and addi
tional pipe lino from reservoir to city.
Combined cost, $24,904.
Tolodo Petition granted for bridgo
,to bo built across Yaqulna river horo.
Taft To build docks hero soon.
Construction to cost about $6000.
Toledo Now mill to bo shipped In
horo. Capacity of GO.OQO feet
Ilosoburg Hotel Umpqua being im
proved by lobby changos and fittings.
Toledo Public land to bo opon. LIn
coin county has 14,805 acres of old Cv
&-C. land grant. " ' " ;T .'
Albany TtoplauUng to Btart soon In
Santla'm forest 320,000 'trees' to bo
planted. .'
Young Men Must
Register June 5
Affects All Who Have Reached
, Age of 21 Years Since
Draft Registration.
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
Pastor of Frse Methodist Church Here
to Go to Medford.
Itev;
and Mrs. M. F. Chllds of
Sprlngrlold Junction havO returned
from the Southern Orogon Free Meth
odist conforonco hold last week in
Roseburg. Appointments mado for the
coming year are as follows:
Medford District R. H. Dollarhlde,
district elder; Medford. M. F. Chllds;
Ashland, Mrs. Elve Hobart; supply,
Dorrls and Macdool Rhoda Durnett;
'Grants Pass, Gold 71111 and Selrua, C.
E. Glazier; Morgan Point and Elk
Creak, J. E. McDonald; W. E. Goodo,
evangelist
Roseburg District D. D. Dodgo, dis
trict cldor; Roseburg, J. F. Smith;
Cottage Grovo and. Star, L. !M. Phil
lips; Springfield Junction and Land
hx, Mrs. M. E. Duckbeo; F. W. Oliver,
ovnngollst
Coos Day District D. D, Dodgo, dis
trict elder; Coquello, Johnson and
Myrtle Point C. F. Skelton; Marsh
heid, East Side and Flagstaff, Otto
Fuson.
Many friends In and around Spring
field will wish Mr.and Mrs. Chllds
success In' their, now field of labor at
Medford. Mr. Chllds has' served tho
Springfield Junction Freo Methodists
for throo yoars and goes !from Uiere
with tho well wlshos of all the church.
Mrs. Chllds expects to remain horo
for a few weeks beforp she gooso
Modford to join her husband In his
work.
Wednesday, June. 5, has been offi
cially designated as registration day
throughout the' United States, for all
young men who have attained the age
ot 21 years since draft registration
day one year ago.
On Wednesday, June 5, every 21-
year-old man in the United States
must appear at the registration place
designated by his local draft board,
and register.
Tho only exceptions aro mob al
ready in military or naval service
'Special arrangements have been made
whereby absentocs and those too ill
to appear at tho registration places
may register by mall.
. But they must all register. Failure
to do so makes the guilty young man
liable to imprisonment for one year.
And ignorance ot the fact that June
6 is registration day will not be ac
cepted as an excuse. The burden of'
Informing, themselves as to the place1
nnd date ot registration is placed on
the' men themselves.
Registration will be in charge of
tho local boards In their respective
districts. They are 'required to post
immediately a list of the registration
plapes.
' These registration places will be
open from 7 o'clock tho morning of
June 5 until 9 o'clock that night
ffhpy will bo In charge ot officials
of the local draft boards .
June 5 has been selected as the
date for registration day because it is
tho anniversary of tho first draft reg
istration day, when approximately
10,000,000 men between the ages of
21 and 30 years, inclusive, registered
for tho draft '
This registration day Is only for
men who have reached the age ot 21
years, thus coming within the draft
age, since last' registration day.
REV. FORD LECTURES HERE
Makes Plea for Success of Present
- Red Cross Drive.
Mrs. Turpenlna Dlea?
Mrs. 'Ed Turpenlng, who 'lived son
thcCoburg road, dlod Saturday after
a lingering Illness .at tho Meroy hs-.
pltnl in Eugene. Tho Turpenlng homo
was turned lo,s(; week andf Mrs. T,ur
ppntng, who had been an Invalid for
years, was badly burnod before Bho
qoulcjvbo rescued. Tho funeral was
Enlists as "Stenographer.
1 flpya! Hf Collns(,son of Mrs. W. Hv
Collins . ot West Sprlqgflold, hasten
llsj-e&'ln.jthe quartermaster's depH
ment ot tho army as stenographer.'
Ho enlisted last ,Thursday1i anjl' haBpd-i
reaujr. open, sfljyio -roruana, wns.ro
ho will 'bo examined. ' ' - j.
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Sunday was Red Cross Sunday for
the churches all over America, to
fltlngly open this week as the begin
ning woek ot the. big Red Cross drive.
This drive Is to ralso $100,000,000 for
the care and comfort ot our wounded
boys "over there," and tho Sunday
Morning services wore a ntUng . be
ginning for this work,
Roy, T. B, Ford, D. D., of Salem,
Spoko Sunday morning at the Metho
dist church, making a gracious plea,
for this great movement and for its
Immediate and overwhelming success.
Examinations to Be Held.
Stato eighth grade examinations
wl)l be hold in this city the first of
June. In other places throughout Uie
county thoso examinations are being.
htld tbJs week, but they will be held
late here, due to the lato dato set for
the closing of tho schools. Thoy will
closo horo Juno 14.
Road to Happiness,
Bo amlabje,. chaorful and good. naU
.ured, ani yqu aro. much, moro, likely
to. bo happy. You will find this, dlt-'
fJcuJV, , if,. noA Impqsslblfl, , .however,
wnen you aro constantly, irouniewiw
constipation, Take .Chamberlain's
Tnllnta nn1 Brut l ,1 t4at txrA It will
iTfirfy Vf w,.vhis v f-.-TM
oi easy,,; 'nosetbisw 'not on.iy. move
tho' bowels, but Improve the appetite
and.strfjgUie, the digestion. . adij.
NEW SERVICE
We are authorized under the, Federar.Rejjhrt ;
Law to act m an Kxecutor, Administrator, Ou i&"jWaa'
or,Trustef ' " ' ' f,i-
Thkl ia a ne service our officers will he glad to
dlecues with yon.
First National Bank,
Eugene .Qrafoa . . , .
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COR. NINTH AND OAK STS
EUGENE, OfliE.
PUBLIC
In order to further the settlement of the estate of
R. W. Makinson, deceased, I will sell at public auction,
at what is known as the Makinson Banch on Camp
creek, about eight miles northeast of Springfield, Ore.,
the following personal property, beginning at 2 p. m:
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1918
HORSES
One good mare, nine years old, weight about 1200
pounds, with sucking colt. This mare is serviceable,
working every day and is a good, regular producer.
One 3-year-old Belgium 'gelding, unbroken, but a
good chunk and out of the. above-mentioned mare.
One yearling gelding colt, out of the above-mentioned
mare. t
FARM MACHINERY
One "McCormick' Binder in good running order
and repair, one "Superior" disk drill in first-class con
dition, one disk, one hay rake, one mower, two "Case"
walking plows, one reversible riding disk plow, and
other minor articles.
Terms of sale CASH.
O. B. KESSEY,
Administrator of the Estate of R. W. Makinson,
deceased.
C. H. MATTHEWS. Auctioneer.
Are YOU
Going io Do Your Part?
, UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOUR QUARTERS, HALF
DOLLARS AND DOLLARS in the biggest job he ever
tackled to keep this country free.
HE DOESN'T ASK. YOU TO GIVE. HE WANTS
YOU TO SAVE and lend. to the governmnet to save
and invest
ALL YOU NEED IS 25 CENTS TO BEGIN. Buy
your first War Stamp today. Buy more as i&at as you
can. .
ALL YOUR MONEY VVILBE PAID . BAK to you
in five years with,a.good, sure profit hVtTer than 2l
on your investment, , .
. INVEST" iH VVAR. STAMPS, f HEY QJ, SALE
AT OUR, PFrTJ.Cr-an authb$zsl;agecy othUni-T
ted States Treasury Department. " ,
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