T i l l RSDAY, MARCH 19. l ‘-*2f.
T H E s r R I N O F l E l J ) N EW S
PAGE TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PubUMtod Bverr Thwrrtsg *«
Spriagfletd. Lan» County. Oregon. by
T H I W IL L A M B T T B PRESS
» C. W B S T K K riE L D . Maaaaer
K MA.XKY Editor
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O N E DAILY EN O U G H FO R P O R T E R V IL L E
O ne d ally n e w s p a p e r la s u ffic ie n t In a city of
less th a n 25,000 p o p u la tio n , b u s in e s s m e n of P o r t
erville. C a lifo rn ia , h a v e a
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T h e re fo re th e y h a v e d ecid ed to a d v e rtis e In
In te rtaln a Club Mr« . Las Ciarli
to tha United States.
entertained the ••»•« N»b.l Orami of
The following countries In South
tl>. u.baocah leda* Tueeday «venin»
A uvtlca produce cocos: Venesuola.
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Brasil, the Uulanaa, Columbia and ¡After the regular
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Kcua.lor. Kucador produces Ihe most conundrums end muelc w eree«J
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by
the gueeta. Bt- Patries»
nay
tiy Huih Carlton, «th QraJa Lincoln of ail.
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were used about
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Cocoa in South
America
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onlv one local pa'por. the P orterville Evening Re-
m
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Q. M Plummer, cleaning and press- houea.
Th« cocoa palm la the moat prla»<l of
Ing. Is arrows the street from the! In Frem Jasper— Frank Bandera, of
the palm tra«e. Tha tree tbrlvoa b .* l
near - the —
»»a coaaL It grow* to a Farmers Exchange In the building the Jasper district wa» In town Wrd-
now facing Fifth street.
M-19. 'neaday,
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height of from «‘»ty to ninety feel.
The trunk la «lender an I la marked by
scare when th« leave« have fallen off.
On moat cocoa treea tlto ring« aerve
aa a mean» of ascending the treea to
secure the fruit, and are ua<d for th a t.
purpose by Ihe natives.
The frulta are oval shaped, with
riba ruunlug from end lo end. The I
fruit Is slm lliar In appearance lo a i
"A p e ssim ist," s a y s J o h n D. R o c k e fe lle r. "Is inu»km< Jon. Somr are a yellowish t
C h e a p am i on very e a sy te rm s. G ood co n dition.
o n e w ho se e s d is a s te r In e v e ry o p p o r tu n ity : an color, but generally they assume a ;
o p tim ist Is o n e w h o se e o p p o r tu n ty In ev ery dis- dark reddish hue on ripening Kach |
S P E N C E R S GARAGE
a s te r ."
O u r W a ll S tr e e t m e n a re In v a ria b ly fruit contains some sixty or eighty ’
o p tim ists.
seeds embedded In a slimy pulp After
being taken out they are either clean
N o ra B a y e s-G re ssln g -N o rw o rth -C la rk -G o rd o n -1 w, a„ | krtt(| U«ny ,tried, or spread out
F rie d la n d h a s solved th e p ro b lem o f b e in g happy on lar< courtyards covered w th a
c o n ie r, fo r a perio d o f five year».
Batered as »econd oiaaa matter. February 14. 1103 at the
R e c e n tly , th e P o rte rv ille M o rn in g M e sse n g e r
wtatoffiow SprinaftoSt Oregon
au anended. C. L. I>ay, p u b lish e r o f T h e R e c o rd e r
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a n d P o rte rv ille b u s in e s s m e n sig n e d a fiv e-y ear
-6So a g re e m e n t s e ttin g f o rth th a t:
Thrw
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Months
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Oaa Tsar a Advene«..
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"M o re th a n o n e n e w s p a p e r In a c ity o f less th a n
Binala Copy —
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Six M o u th s ----------------
—— ” 26.000 Is e c o n o m h u l w a s te , a n d n e e d le ss d u p lic a
tio n o f n e w s a n d a d v e rtis in g , a n d o n e re p re s e n ta -
THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1936
' a , tlv e n e w sp a p e r c a n b e st m eet th e civic obllga-
. jtlo n s o f th e c ity a n d r e n d e r b e tte r se rv ic e to th e
E d ito ria l P ro g ra m
• pu b lic.”
Maks SpHnpflald tha Induetoiel Center sf Was-
tarn Oregon.
Il Develop a Strong Trading Point: Build a City
of Contented Homoa.
III. Improve Living Conditions on the Farm. Pro
mote the Raising of Purebred Livestock and
the Growing of Fruit! Work for Bettor Markets
IV. Toll the World About Oregon’s Scenic Wonder-
land.
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For Sale,
3 1-2 Ton Bethlehem Truck
th o u g h m a rrie d . W h a t e x p e rie n c e w o n ’t do fo r klIl(1 oi r,K, „«,0, or brick dual. which
one.
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gives the seeds their reddish color, it
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)■ generally believed that cocoa pre-
P E D D L E R S TO O N U M E R O U S
hock of
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r seeni8 th a t so m e o f th e n o n -re s id e n t o w n e rs rn re,i in this m anter keep» longet
S p rin g fie ld is b e in g p e s te re d by a flock
.peddlers in th e la st few m o n th s. M any o f th e m o i p ro p e rty o n S e c o n d s tr e e t a r e m o re fa v o ra b le U d is much less exposed to the at-
ta k in g h u n d re d s o f d o lla rs o u t o f th e to w n w ith - to p a v in g th a n so m e i>eople w h o live th e re .
tacks of insects,
to properly pre
o u t p a y in g b u t a sm a ll lic e n se fee. S p rin g fie ld ,
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‘ pared exx-o. the parchment like seed
s h o u ld 'h a v e a licen se fee c o m p a ra tiv e w ith o th e r
T h e f e d e r a l T r a d e C o tn m 'f d o n w ould t»an coal win buret easily wh*n the grain
c itie s o n its s ta tu te b o o k s. It s n o t f a ir to th e j^ e k itr s fro m o w n in g m e a t c a rs .
N ext th in « is broken, and the interior, consisting
b u s in e s s m e n o f S p rin g fie ld w h o m a in ta in s to c k s th e v w j])
b a n n e d fo r o w n in g le g is la to rs .
of the seed leaves, la of a uniform
a n d p a y h e a v y ta x e s f o r th e s u p p o rt o f th e c ity
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idark brown color without any whitleh
a n d sc h o o l d is tric t, b e sid e s d o n a tin g la rg e s u m s
p o r tla n d .p a y s n e a rly tw o m illion d o lla rs a y e a r / P 01’
to civic e n te rp ris e s a n d c h a r ity e a c h y e a r to a l- h lterv 8 t on m u n ic ip a l a n d sc h o o l In d e b te d n e ss.
Th>' >«*»’« “r<>*
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low o u tsid e c o m p e titio n to c o m e h e re a n d pay T h j ,
d o lla r o u t o f e v e r y e lg h t c o lle c te d as ’’u-nch or turf at the top
They ar
n o th in g fo r th e priv ileg e.
ta x e 8 .
in te r e s t.
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T h is c o n d itio n w o u ld n o t b e so b a d if th e
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are of gigantic sixe.
About eigh y ,
p e d d le rs g av e h o n e st m e rc h a n d is e b u t by f a r th e
ln C h ,c a g o fo r g o t h e r QWn „ a m e . H
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Make Your Selection Now
G et all the possible wear
from your Spring Coat by
buying now l You will have a
large selection from which to
choose— and a m ost attractive
selection!
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Priced Reasonably
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T h ese ch o sen s t y l e s of
. . a , , „ „ a „ u . , . „ „ . t er
S p r in g a r e p ric e d w ith in y o u r
te n c h .
S p le n d id C o a ts , silk
lin e d , tr im m e d b e c o m in g ly ,
¡tion I* u«ed In cradle* ami la th*
(manufacturing of clothe«
Th« atom
people n o t of , he leavea avrvg in making drum»
nnd In conatnictlng hula an I furni
,|t» r'-- The root« yield medicine» and
m ay live.’ servc the native* a* a chewing «ub
c e n t.
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, C h in e se is sp o k e n bv 400.000,000
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pringtime and cleanup time
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c o u n tin g o u r A m e ric a n bable«.
S p rin g h a s c o m e a n d c le a n u p tim e is h e re .
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M a n y a lle v s a n d b a c k y a rd s , a s w ell a s a few
a m r e a dy to ro t in Jail th a t a r t
f r o n t o n es, a r e a d is g ra c e to o u r f a ir city. N ow is s a y s clU txon B o rg lu m a f te r e sc a p in g th e s h e r if f .1 , tnn<,„.
th e tim e to c le a n u p b o th fo r b e a u ty o f th e to w n
t
During the harv. «ting »ea«on» tw<r.
a n d fo r h e a lth a n d s a n ita tio n . O n ce a y e a r th e ,
E d ito r ia l
C om m ent
# iar* e plgn, a„ „ n m Kcua
<tity s ta g e s a c le a n u p c a m p a ig n fo r a w eek. T h is
liter
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ia aa'd to be the largest In
is a sp le n d id id e a b u t I t d o e s n ’t co m e o fte n
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T H E H A L F -W IT S
e n o u g h . C itiz e n s sh o u ld n o t g e t th e id ea t h a t ,
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" ^ X 't n L f n H . - n t ' n.«-au*e they ,h<' <orW -
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b e c a u s e th e y d isp o se o f th e ir ru b b ish o n c e a
"Tty a r* Inefflclen pe p •
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Cocoa and chocolate are obtained
y e a r th e v h a v e d o n e th e ir d u ty . It sh o u ld b e <lo not take ,he P“ 1”8 ,o ma • ’ 1
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fllllv ,,f from the » ,da of the cocoa tree It
o f se v e ra l tim e s a y e a r.
end<” ,e<1 ,ri'h
wi c“" ,
' I . , hu by tr - whi, h grow, both wild
O ne re a so n ru b b ish is n o t d isp o se d o f m o re »dent in aomethin«—aotn« little th ng. tot it
a . »m^
( rulI(va|p,
Ellrnilor
p ro m p tly it se e m s to u s. is b e c a u s e th e ir is lack
R maF 11 *■ far bP,t,‘r *”
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| The Eucadortan planter jlacen hl»
r & A t i o n
f o r th e sa m e . P e o p le in th e m e amali «h.n, than to
« ' « ' J » t hB
T.,.« „bout fifteen fee. -p a r,
s m
tr a n s f e r b u sin e ss a r e g e n e ra lly to o b u sy to do th is
K a man car, make a mou*e «r»P b> « t f .
times banana tr,va are planted be
s o n of w o rk a n d th e r e is a c ity lic e n se th a t d o e s capable of making »» «<•«’“ «“ ’ ™ “ h(_
„ ro!np an
th * row* lo »hart»* Iho
trees. When about fiv * or six year«
n o t p e rm it o u ts id e rs w ith te a m s to em p lo y th e m can grind . raxor »o ‘ h»‘
old the cocoa tree begins to b nr and
f o r th is p u rp o se . W e believe it w ould be w ise to ««P«« raxor grinder
ba'
w a v e th is lic e n se fo r a p a n o f th e y e a r In th e
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cn, wkU„ makea hlm continues to yield for thirty or forty
in te r e s t o f a m o re th o ro u g h c le a n u p .
J * , “ r «» diiigenc». dmgnnea
years.
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S P R IN G F IE L D IS H E L PIN G H E R S E L F
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T h e re p la c in g o f th e w o rn o u t sid e w a lk s th e
e s ta b lis h in g o f b e tte r p o sta l se rv ic e , c o n s tru c tio n
o f b u ild in g a n d o th e r im p ro v e m e n ts p ro je c te d Tor
S p rin g fie ld th is y e a r sh o u ld m a k e th is a »Plendnl
little city . W h en th e first tr a n s - c o n tin e n ta l ra il-
ro a d tr a in pulls up at. th e local S o u th e r ,^ P a ; H r
d e p o t a f te r th e c u to ff is c o m p le te d th is fall th is
w ill be o n e o f th e fin e st to w n s on the! lin e if local
b o o s te rs h a v e th e ir w a y d u rin g th e y e a r. T h is
p ro g re s s o f o u r o w n . c o u p led w ith th e ra ilro a d
d e v e lo p m e n t is th e fo u n d a tio n o n w h ic h w e a lth y
c itie s a re b u ild in g .
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New Coats Have Arrived
lan p e t 8 01
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no« of food, aad other artic le, v.i«-
" e a r o u t y o u r old s h i n s now b e fo re th e w- a l h - ^ ' ^ Z T r d e l . c . t o ’ food. T h .
f u r fo r se a l sk in , a n d d o g h id e fo r b la c k fox a s c o a t
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571 DEPARTMENT STORES
a r e p ric e d a t o n ly
$16.50 to $29.50
"K ouxobfle s
The muln harvesting time are June |
and December. The fruit «vows from
Lt.tto boy nule girl in
n h Eh school and coltoge. anew this. Tnat by tn ra i. the sides cf the branches and some
can becoir^ prof ( i«-a,. very pro-
times even from the trunk.
X -^ in 'm cthtox
substance
Bn, ' yer wll, , on b. , „ th in g but half way f it fo r, After
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hu, half
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hpart and haK ymir hand known .« ’’coco, butter
par)v wha,
worth do,n,|fro n . the powder by pres.ur.
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— cocoa.
To every , C
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called
Moet of the
cocoa from South America la sent
half-wit in the world there are a thoueand full wlttwl bnlf
fits. And the half fit* are *o. merely hresuse they are dlsln
One at Night---
Next Day Bright”
T h o u s a n d s o f s a tisfie d user.t
.eel th a t w ay a b o u t
H E R E G O E S FO R A ILEAL MEAL!
T h e r e ’s n o th in g th e kiddies e n jo y m o re tlini good, w h o le
so m e , h o m e -m a d e b re a d . T h e g ro w n -u p s. too. en jo y h o m e - I
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Tin y w ork reg u larly and form
no habt. P leasant to tak e, easy
no habit, P le a sa n t to tak e, easy
,oo<i lo r children as well as
adults.
Box of «0 O rd erlies
“cÌHakes Bread Light as a reather/"
You c a n h a rd ly re a liz e w hat a d iffe re n c e flo u r m a k e s In
y o u r b a k in g s.
th in
T ry (lie fainoun F E A T IIE R F L A K E next
y o u ’ll be su rp rise d how good it I h .
fe re n t th is flo u r c o s ts no m o re th a n o rd in a ry flour.
50c
T h e r e ’s a FE A T H E R FL A K E d e a le r in every c o m m u n ity
FLANERY’S
DRUG store
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