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Newspaper Page TextA - VAGK TWO THE St'IUNGFIELD NEWS Tin'RSPAY.Jn.Y 13. 1922. Now is the time to buy Tires at the 2nd Avenue Garage Oldfield 30 x 3V2 $8.99 Oldfield 30x3 S7.99 R. G. Masters Phone 19 BITS OF INFORMATION CULLED FROM THE MAIL The loaders of the class of railroad workmen engaged In the present strike, in Justification of their refus al to meet the railroad labor board for further consultation, addressed a letter to the board assorting that the lowest paid employees "hav boon d Kraded below a level of bare animal eubsistance," and the earning capa city of the employees in the higher srrades reduced "b-low a standard of healthful and decent living." In rv sponse to this statement the New York Herald publishes figures mak ing a comparative shewing cf th average wac?s of the clashes s.T'ot ed ar.d some ether that may possihlv Join the striks. the comparison boin between the average wages In 1914 and those in February. 1922. after the first cut ordered by the board. Machinists, bollerniakers. black smiths. sht metal workers, elect ri cnl workers and moulders: $TS SJ a months in 1914. $1S4 01 in 1922. Car men 2.S4 a month in 1914. J1S0.B3 In 1922. Signal gar.g forerm n $S2 90 in 1914. $205.72 In 1922. Sienal m-v $71.20 In 1914. I1S1.03 in 1922. As sistant signal men $i!0.4' M 1914. $137.47 in 1922. Stationary engineer-; I77.U7 in 1914. $l".S42 in 1922. Sta tionary firemen $';!. 21 i:: It'll. $1 '.; ;; in 1922 paction p vorl.ers Jl!7 in 1!!S. J9SJS in 1922. S'.it:.M. storehotis and warehouse empii "--, watchmen, fre'eht fruok.-rs. 'o ;. etc. M1.72 In IP:".. $:t9.7 i t 1522. 'ton, Wisconsin, In cooperation with jthe university of Wisconsin. It hat I lately Issued a booklet, entitled Kor ea! lYoducta laboratory." In this bookie! ocenra this statement: "Or.ly ,30 per cent of the wool III a foreit ; now gets Into the form of ncasonet cUnilnnrd lumber, (if this an addi tional 10 to 2." per cent Is lost in tho process cf manufacture. In extreme cases, as ltUto as 3 per cc:it of the wood In the forest may roach th. .finished product." The object of the livestlgatlo'is nti.l of the pulil !- 1 1 Is to devise a''d bri'adca-1! practical methods by which th's great wn:. i f the count y's t'- ib-r supplv cm le reduced. lll'.K of tho method i st!.!! I has been the trnme!it of wood--, ri ,ar!on uses to pce- a' ion. As :. i example, it Is estimated ;V:t by m:, 't treatment ore a;d of" ha!f biiiioii ! board feet might be saved ri h ear III railroad ties nI.ov. A recent report In th Mmthlv I. a bor Heview. Issued by th IVpnrtniei'; tf I.nbor. shows thrt the averng ii'.in bey cf days of operation of tb c'i real m'nes for the pn ;f ;!2 years li;.s been r.nlv 214. It Is es lma'cl Dint the t tal i nnunl output cf s-i t cod In Illinois could be produced t per cent of the mltie-s. ( they work.- I ;04 day in a year. This sltiiatlo.i, the report says. Is responsible for the demand of miners for higher wages They are trying ta realize u years in come out of 2ir days woik. T o many tu I r.t is are ru r. ii on t. -. !mit t!rt:' This g ly lucres : ! the ovo li.-ad ev oi ly. the ,-.-,r ,,' c ,!!: v for . on. '" n.h f ; r. v. -. an.! . I T -:i i. lit a (iullty Conscience Its Own Avengfr? That la tb. lk thrmc of James Oliver C'lrwocxl's Story "God's Country and the Law" nl t ho Bell Theatre i SATURDAY in ir : :.mjq' i 'lih. i. j- jli Wiiianjsi m iryt-w x :a'n. PcrrUm that ripen Ute will b a failure uul . rain totues soon. Th' l.-d.es of the Civic lib ard some frf'Tiis. caliifg ui ft pi.r'y if 2.". t : 2. Itichi -il-ig a u'l'v.ber o' g-utl-v nn ii. e: Jove a i I. :ilc on the si"jts ern sec-Ion if X- mXn ciiinp l.t..t ewu'rg The I "g tab!." Wis te-oe1 T. ' ice. J, .(I -.s loilije 1 V.it'l .iilisraftia!-. i"il d I. .(!'; 'lie liU-r ! ! t I.: ! a x.i-i.'y if (:!.' i"i ! ! e -. . s v I '! h -If '! ..:. ,.. . ,1.. '.. , i!- Newland's July Sale Begins Friday Morning All Month Offering Great Saving Opportunities II Is the -u?rm "f this More to mnke every week of July 9 baitiuiu week mid every day of Ihe month it tnigpln it: y. KcohoihIchI couple wtui know real values will I'n our to st cilhtmueia. I . U a Ihe p. let II lid reiluctiotis. If vimi'io ei o'loiiilcsl colce In llils stole (ills liioiill. and SAVi: Mtl.NfiV. Closing Out Voiles-Every yd. j farkei low to clone out. Mm: urrd white, cidored, pi'lhtl'il Hi d Many mo mci. e.lo d. w title o.lo. Ore lot of coloreil vo.ls sold i:!ar at 7.'.c and F.'.c at the yd Hegutur $1 4' woven t x! ru uuaU'v w til be i,n m!e at yd $1 IS silk mixed ci'ti tu w be had if I 49c Volls III 89c :89c i.r kinds Itu ludl! g I inlu and fig oven volls, :H to 40. Imhra w.o. me silk mixed. While volls In from 3 to 10 yard loi.g'ti Hiight new vils ft all whl'e, lumn with satin ttitpcn, while other have em liroldei led f'gures and dots, s i'nl! ih'icVs, Nice fine t;utlt)f ti'i I il'i to 40 tin h" wide. Mutiy a e n Mid t0 cs I.l tallies, t liolco if tl;e lot ard 49c French Ginjfettis Si l'e , !i ti,:i!'i..!t.s .11 bo of f- .-d .1 til. M 75c N- u - . d I- . : . ' i . .. : -.-! i-. i Tissue Ginghams 50c G5c 69c , i. (. i i !o. co i f m.ioIIk r I.-: . r ' i' I' ..v:lu:iis lit 10c 15c !8c The V. S. t r.'st j-ervb-e matrtai .s an es; eritttental laboratory at .Ma 11 Charter No. RETORT OF THE CONDITION CF THE Commercial State Ban! it At Springfkl'J. In the State cf Oregon at the clo? of b i.-!n--s en Jjne JOth. 1922. Ill CO.'; e I ? '1 I 't I . ' ' ' i - ! (V - -::;.r i .i?n-. . ' .- - ! J , ! I v !: r- ! -! it 2 ' " : ., . , ... v ; t;- - :!-;. S.o; !: -;i 1 ,' . f :-.'.. o.- , '., -, i: i- t'l ! . :'. ; : , ' !' :i . s :i n' .' ' -i ; f j .. -: i . 1 "lit.! -I . . i ' : :. i .: - hi- . ! ! ...art .. ' r-d :' ri I . i .n ib-w ii -:njf 'I is-:" t.. -':nv!i a! tl. r (.-'.-' s t . :'y t i r !.i ' t:i - w :tn of a. jui'-ii !.i-i- Bos'cs in Shoes Si!i; Sale i ii. i ;n r .- ' r-. ' ; I" . .,- , i I , ' !-!,., r. ! 1 ' M m i .. - ! f. -. ', f I . . ,1 . . ! . . 1 or; 2.95 10. RESOURCES Loans and discounts, incluiling red'scounta Shown in items 29 and 3C, if any - Overdrafts secured and unsecured U. S. government securities owned, including those shown in items 30 and 35, if any Other bonds, warrants and securities. Including foreign government, state, municipal, corporation, etc.. In cluding those shown in items 30 and 35. if any Banking house. $14,900.00; furniture and fixtures. 14400.00 .... (ab) Cash on band In vault and due from banks, bankers and trust companies designated and approved reserve agents of this bank Exchanges for clearing bouse and items on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank Cbecks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and other cash Items Total cash and due firm banks, items 8, 9. 10, and 11 $37,S97.22 I The- p;i lii-.i.i of 74. o;'5 acres of I Intnl. to fr rm t'l" nucie'n of the r-"V $117,443 F9. ' AHesheny national forest reserve. HC4 04 J,ls? been authorized by ti e Nj- , tlonal Forest Reservation commission. 10.000.00 Twenty seven tracts cf cut ovr and I burned over lands, on the headwater 'of the Allegheny river, have been con- 28.171 49 19.300.00 j traded for at an average price of I $2.75 per acre. The lands so acquired I will again be made to contribute to 37.303.4S i the timber supply of the state and na-jtlon. 2&0.56 13 2S Total $210,778.74 1C. 17. 18. 23. 24. 27. LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in Surplus fund (a) VndivMd profits $5.f27.21 b) Less current expenses interest and taxti paid 3,27.0 DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual dej;c-:its subject to check, including deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds Demand certificates of deposit outstanding Total of demand deposits, oth.rr than bank deposits, subject to reserve, items 23, 24, 25, 2J, $H'j.47v2S TIME A'ND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reterve and pay able on demand and subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand and subject to rcr.ice, itetcs 27 arid 2S $2t;.50l.03 3u.000.00 C.'VjO Oa 1.799.43 Ilurlng the month of April past, 12.S89 foreigners took out naturaliza tion papers In this country. Of thei-o-H per cent were Italians, 14 per cent British. 11 per cent each Russian ann German and Polish nearly as much. Oregon Juniper, once rgard"d is useless, row Is one cf th niot cotlv woods on the market. Whn rot. vert ed Into small slats for niaXteg Nrl r.pni-lla If ai'ltu fi , n i ri rr,v I ni-i f. Iv t I 141.4;0 47 per thousand feet, board mensure. Tlio ,dl7.79 I'nd J'inlper mill employs ?0 tr in ire people, iind suppl'es l"ad pencil s-ock to prH. i' l!y all th'- li:rg" pen il fac tor!' a of the eas', and sume to Ku-rope. -Ol.C.i Total I2I0.77H 7 State of Oregon, County of Lane, gs. I. O. E. Kettey, prtsidect, of the above risrr.ed tank, doi s0m:i'y swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge fend belief. O. B. KESSEY, President. Correct Attest: A. J. Perkins, Welby Stev-us, Directois. Subscribed and sworn to before me thiR fcth dav of July, 1922. LLOYD C. MARTIN, Notary Putdlc. My Commission expires July Sth, 1924. (SEAI ) TOWN AND VICINITY Mr. and Mr'. Tom N'esbp retu -ed la.t .Saturday from a w"ek snent at Foley Fprlngs on the M Kenzle. Mr. Bnd .Mrs. Abe Mill -r, of feerVe were ri Springfield Tuesday. Mr. Miller is taking electric tratme: ts fcr rlienrnatlsm. 'The Oregon Growers Cooperative Bocia!ifrj repo-fs th? loga:iberry erip as suffering gr-atly from lack of - I: id'", c i .'.-) I I ...: I J !: t"-e '-t.-. ' :!.,- ,,f . . ; ' in;! I.cf'on. tf;,. Wio.o-.:' - t-- .'ii I th ' Tor'y and liir !;; v M b -II at The Da!!' July 20 29. j The W. O. W. will hav a wn'er melon f- eii next Ttie-idny ntf'it aft'-r regular meeting. Vllt:ng Woodmen welcome. A copy of the Pe Ell, U'ashli gto'i, Tribune of Juiy 7. recelted at thts office, carries a list of tho town of ficials; and Binong them we noi the I name of 11. D. Corsaw. marshal. Tom Moore In "From the Grou-. I l'p" Is a knockout comedy rtromn. Also Elmo Lincoln In a two reel west ern "Dig Ranger" at the IMI next Wednesday. The N'f-w's report of the Klnttb y reunion, last week, Pnatei i h . Kwing family n'. 'laklatid. California, whe-i It should hive been Oitkland, f'regon. .1. T. Iloniildn.il was down t Mon nio'ith h' In fer p;irt it Ins' wool, visiting his daughter In law. Mrs. S. J. DomiM-on, and li r two ch'Mreri Since the death of h-r h'jbii".d, at Hup rt Idahc, Mr. Ikmal Ison has tak.en up teioiiltig again; end a-i most of ehr teichlng work was In 'tregon, (die Is taking a course at the normal n hool. David Worley, who lives on 'In south of D street, be'w"n 7 h and . Siti, Is building an addition on the rear of his dwelling. J Mrs. W. J. Pengra left Saturday for Portland to visit her daughter. Mrs. J';. Abshire who has been 111 in a I,, ,, O .l (I...... t., - :, i ,. ' o . i H ii I i -. . uj!i..i i.i . ,j li - I I io i .. . ::..! fi. ill e - I i,' I t ij.i.il.t) m i'' ' -'o. j' i'.-tf .. j :o to .: ,"o ii sti.t- a :3 io f'i - i 1 i'.e y 95c $1.98 $2.25 ! Bathing Suits For ni n, women ond ihildrea priceil special $1.00-$4.50 i l ' ! : I and t Ii e.il le ( I o;,o I. i ' i..- In a b.a h irlnn-iit of ' o' i :. 41 iio lies w ide, bt tho i. S1.85-$3.50 -in la lu;r'iimise .iu: Ins. colors Ivorv, 'link, cnty, negro brown and Japan, great vulu;s at tlm yd. 2.35-2.49 are bell g made in accordance with a ' suggHstlou and Implied recommenda tion made by the 4L board of direc tors at In semi annual meeting In I'ot'lar.d three weeks ago. At that time the question of the 41. minimum s-al'i came up In connection with the general Improvement of the lumber market. The board thought bent Io l ave the general minimum uiirhangeii for the present, as this sealo applies to the whole territory of (he organi zation eiiunlly, and It wits held that I u rovmeiit of Ihe mark' t was not yet sufficiently stable and uniform, it was. however, freely stated In thi di. (: n by employer niembers of ihe i ir 1, tr ' wage i Inn ge, In ar cordi :ce will; I'cul conditions, would probably bo made, and that Ihe 4L nut' binery enabled eucli dislrlct to adj'it Its going wages through th district beard sitting a wage boards. This I what is being done, and It la being accomplished without friction of any kind." In speaking ol 'hese advances, Mr. Coleman observes. "Tlio common la bor rate Is i Hod as a basis; but a a i matter of fact, in all lumber opern ; Mens, common labor Is only a small I proportion of tho working force, tint javcrago wage puld miming about a dollar n day abovo the common labor nite. Thit advances now being mild" will apply horlonUtly id all Jobs l-i Ihe mills and camps. All are effec tive June 1. 4L News Letter. Mr. Roy Mealy moved from Allnii.." to Springfield, wllh her ihoiisehol I goods, Tuesduy, and will make her home with h' r purenls, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sldwi II. HOME SWEET HOME By irf7 II . ' 1- "Os "'A V'.'oCeJ lb.- I - : If" S V. ,-tii- ..wir . yy r.rv '1 i .... ,w;.ii. l' ' i -. 7 V 1 I f)ion Vaughn and Dwight Kessey spent the fore part of lust week nt Newport, going down on their motor cydos Sunday, ar.d returning Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vaughn went down by train about the same tlm and stayed the whole week. j Mrs John Lamberty anl daughter, 'of Albary, erne up for a vilt wi'ii Mr. and Mrs. N. A. flrw, Wednesday. Jehn r-dino tip Sunday to tuke Mrs. Lumber ty home. Dr n't fail Io K'-n Za'io Grey's latent fic'ure "Golden Dreiuus" at I ho DcM next Sunday. MELL, PIDM'T VOU SEE THAT Alf I " " I o AI LOW' P ' J J . w I - n ( CAN'T -' J.A-- -W '.'' UPWARD TENDENCY OF LUMBER WAGES V'Tflf" 1". f r.li-fu;, ,,f tlr; Loyal Legion ut Ldi'i'i r and Lntn ' Io iic-'i ti nncutici-s nn lirT'-io'e of 'c- n's an hour !!:: i-I'ii:i by th" 4L moloyri nod nif l-o'o c In f- fo ' coo in I' --lli'it ?i:i in. Si aill", mid Ta- f oil' a. I ( tif.'al notice i. s fit o he'n re r ;,ti liicreiisi! of 2.1 c nl i h 1 o v load" In Die iiillis of the C.'ia-M j Harbor d'-trlct. Mr, Coleman ' ys: "Further advices I of wago advances aro expecied from jCtlicr diuiiicla. 1 Lose iidjj.it menu Call ut this office and pay your KiibM Dptl n fur i ne your ($1.2'd and we will Ihsuo you a ciud, properly Higned, Dint will cntllle you Io u plclure of yoiirm If or any iin'iiilinr of your 1 it in fly. taken at. Romano's Sin i!io nt 777 Willamette SI, Kugeiio, 'lh(K pictures are uboul 10 by lf in li tieat ful ler und Hl'o vulllud Ut J.ldO. For earli yoar's HiibKcilitlou you are entitled I') one curd. '1'hU up! II' h : i,M ii ml new KiiliHcrlbers and Ih good fir u ihorl tune ir ly. (' K.'-mples in our window.