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THURSDAY^ JUNE 25. 1»2G«
THE SPRING FIELD NEWS
PAGE TW O
BEFOGGING THE ISSUE
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
cording to plan«.
A high Southern Psclflo of- And owner« sbsmlonetl i.tri »
I
Helal “ w ith a u th o rity " told uh ho a few day« ago went across the border. In 191,4. alone,. I . - -
S pringfield has restated Eugene's attem pts a, and We »|tnOw what we ure ta lk in g about."
farm ers marched to th e ir enw homes, amt let it
Published Every Thuraday at
be remembered they took w ith them $l25,O(Kl.buf»
consolidation and hence she must be pillaged of
SprtnfTteld, l-ane County. Orefon. by
o f Am erican money. These figures shrank to
her industries. Is the excuse of W. W. C alkins, i
F O O L IN G E U G E N E P E O P L E
spokesman o f the Eugene car shops site oom-1
20,621 In 1924. Now w ith active 00664827
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T H E W IL L A M E T T E PHFSS
C. W K S T E R F IE IJ » . Manacar m lttee. now being put out.
These Eugene p ro -' These shop lifte rs w ould have Eugene people
„ ritali of appll<tttlom i fo r Canudlau laml>.
B E M AXEY. Editor
F
m oters tr y to m anufacture facts to fit thelv case believe they are g etting som ething In exchange If an<j
t ’aninllm» government and the t anndlan
tared aa second ciasa matter February la. i»03 at the
were no, a serious m a tte r it woultl c e r they bond themselves to buy a site to trade fo r railroads are ta kin g of fth e lr coats I • handle the
p o s to n ic a . S p r in g fie ld . O re g o n
ta in ly be very am using to S pringfield people.
(h r S pringfield shop and te rm inal property. The
rm It across the border.
Everybody In S pringfield know s these Eugene (ru th Is this land was sold to the Southern Va-
o f \iti« ’ r i ‘ :o i fa rm
Apart from
front the
tim depletion
dep
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
50c men have never advanced any practical plan to c lflu people fo r specific shop «n«1 term inal pnr lands, n u r restrlctlm t yi Im m igration l i t i s i rloiiH-
O n , Y e a r I n A d v a n c e ....... $ 1 1 5
T h r e e M o n th s
And when did poses and cannot be used fo r anyth in g else, (Inc,- ly affeeted the Held o f m aaufaettirlng. a It h a s
S in g t« C o p y ____ _ 5c the people here fo r consol datioti.
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the people o f Eugene authorize M r, Cn’klns o r Eugene traded fo r It rim property could be n affeeted the honte pm blviu. Wh th<’r the
T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 16. 1925
any o f these shop site prom oters Io ai t f>>r them claimed by the o rig in a l owners.
Ing high Individual wage tnore than «»ft» I II
E urtberm ore If the c ity of Eugene coni 1 secure Increased cf-, it o f living the «urtai l i l t if III tttttt-
In consolidating the tw o cities. It is doubtfu l
w hether the people o f either c ity w ould vote fo r possession o f the S pringfield site II «“ ’ «it, not be fact tiring, un d the slow tig up o f b
Ifc »'I icrn-
E ditorial Program
consolidation. There are a lot o f c o n flic tin g con sold fo r m ore than 130.000 fo r any o ther purpose (ions m ay ht debatable, lin t that
I be well
ditions in the wav o f public utilitie s, m uni <pal than fo r railroad use.
it ion
situ
s
to
re
t
lew
M a k e S p r in g fie ld th e In d u s tr ia l C e n te r o f W e s
ani
cottgrei
fo
r
the
natie
• • •
debts and governm ent to be w orked out b e o r e
te r n O re g o n .
is beyond ijiK ’sion.
We are told conslstantly what “ Eugene th in ’. '
any tw o eitles can consolidate especially cities
II. D e v e lo p a S tro n g T r a d in g P o in t; B u ild a C ity
about
the ear shop situation. Queer who does all
w
ith
both
m
unicipal
and
privately
owned
u
tilitie
s.
lew York I iverslty
o f C o n te n te d H om e ».
C hancellor Brown o i
And In cities s itu ite li three tulles apart w ith a Eugene's th in k in g these days a few men seem advises hi', graduated i idents to th in k
tot a s a
I I I . Im p ro v e L iv in g C o n d itio n s on th e F a rm . P ro
large riv e r between and a'so w ith a cot m u titi’ v to have a corner on brains in that tow n, If we are lu xu ry but a a d u ty ." Tim e Is coming when som e
m o te th e R a is in g o f P u re b re d L iv e s to c k a n d
between that secm inglv does net care to helot".: to \ o judge fttei value th e ir statements.
th e G iro w in g o f F r u i t : W o r k f o r B e tte r M a rk e ts
o f «tur «olle e vouths may have to th in k as a
• • •
e ither c ltv there are ad.1 1 d ifficu ltie s. When have
IV. T e ll th e W o r ld A b o u t O re g o n ’s S c e n ic W o n d e r-
mu « sally.
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anv representative men In Eugene come forw ard
la n d .
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w ith a solution fo r these problems? Fact is they
And now i he U a t i--i li a l m u
n f telling us Ihe
never had a plan fo r consolidation nor have they pH « h : et I hv S p r ln R fh ìit N e w s
ed II. Edward
$2
Itili
la
unlucky,
penning
to
Ethel
one n o w ’ . This Is mere eamouF.auge— an excuse • * T li B N e w * d e v o te * p r r c lt e a ll Ih « w h o le o f 1 u n p a ll II, James II of England, Chur!
II n Frunce and
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instead o f a reason of this questionable pnt tl<e
.lames II of Scotland. We are Ini lined a ls o Io
i p u n a n d U» wl A n d a n d
e a -d lK a llitn o f ’ «h» E u g e n e o r t lo
they,are engaged In now.
11< n> V ill.
. h o w e v e r. « "Il» n io n ie » h o t th in k th a t July IV ih lu< ki< r ti an
»
W e’re Not Fighting Eugene
But the Shop Lifters
These shop site prom oters w ould have th e ir
c ity believe th a t S pringfield is fig h tin g Eugene in
th e controversy over the Southern P acific shops
and term inals. They seek to draw the fire in this
b a ttle on the taxpayers o f Ettgeue the same way
th e y expect to saddle $175.000 in bonds on them,
’Springfield people have only the kindliest feel-
ln g tow ard the people o f Eugene and th is feeling
w ill exist so long as no harsh act on the part o f
o u r neighbors is com m itteed. We believe the peo-
pie o f Eugene cherish o u r friendship and that is
the reason we believe they w ill refuse to become a
p a rtv to th is nefarious scheme to bond that c ity
to buv the Southern P acific shops.
In th is controversy S pringfield is opposing only
th a t little bunch of schemers In Eugene and she
Is not alone in th is respect. Hundreds o f Eugene
people th in k the same way we do and they arc
outspoken too.
il» p n ltl «tute*',
o r 'b
m ia i i. m e a n ! o f lo c a l t! - p la y B il
d if f e r e n t la '«
v e r t ls in s c a r r i ini In (h e Issa«1 In •p te a tio n , 133 I ic h i a u ro
t e r K itg i n • f i r in» u n ti 98 In c h -, fo r Rprlsstlel-I
i t in ti*« lx n in tp ly i v r r l b l t ’ ■ to Ilv e n x t O
o c to p u s
Km!- ile M u n t ili« R e« IMer.
« r a x p ln x h a b it
T H E SIDE LIN E BUGABOO
f j t fó rra /
C o m m e n t
The shop lifte rs w ould have the people of b l i
gene believe that if the Southern Pacific is a l
H ELP, HELP.
lowed io build on its property in S p rin g :ii 1 i 'h a t
o f c o u rs « i f I ' ur u m ill b j> rln « fle h l nr<* to « iitu b b le
Eugene w ould he on a sideline. T h e y
>ek to i Now that tile e d itor o f f » It* g l-ie r '
.io
m u lti tu».»’ i n- S q lu - in I ’a* »i!|- » Im p * l i t
frig h te n th e ir own people w ith rid lcu lo u r a rg u - th o ro u g h ly satisfied the people o f this oim im unitv o v v r w h ic h I
(
'M u r k ««nip“ w her«« th e y w ill <<». Ilu r r lf t h u r r t
mer.t. In Ihe firs t >■ .¡- ■ no railroad is got- g ’ 1 in the above answer to ouri e illtn rla l asking a few
s f k tH n g w h a t It w a n t»
T h » l*E
H a r r l x L t i r r h it- a w
leave a c ity the size o f Eugene on a sideline and ¡tertlneut questions about the shop site prom oters,
w e tth x l
T
qu t ’ on 1», “ P o e * It w a n t th«* R I* H le liilo n
in the second place the public service commission we wish to thank him fo r the free ml rtls ln g
w ith « It th e *U i ’ * « m l nnl»<* u ti l a lo t o t R rh tty w o rk m a n
w ould never perm it such a th in g to be done fo r ..........
............
has charged us 4ft cents
spa-c. Heretofor« he
the s a k e o f a mile o r tw o of r .tiir o .o L
,
ft' ‘¿olnmn In.eh fo te ll w hat n good advertising u n d t h e ir fn u ilU
•ncy
of
th e
o il
th u o r .“
tla r r lw b u r tf
m a r th e
Three years ago the h ad of the b o u t.’, rn I a- m pd|un, , b „ sp rln g fl.-ld Nev s wa and how thin
B ull« Un.
c itic system sat in his private ear in Eug' i" and
1.r ,7|>(, bv K „ Kf,ne m e n d in n 's .
declared t h n one« the N atron c u to ff is (tm ipleted
And thanks, too, fo r the phrase "Eugene O cto
the heavy through fre ig h t would he diverted over pus." We w otdil ra th e r use it In the plural ’ Eu-
T H E T E A P O T W H IT E W A S H
the W oodburn-S pringtield bran It. T h :s be gald gi ne Octitpuses.”
S in c la ir ' T« A|H>t D nnm » « tu rili« *» ttilvan « «-! 113.000.000
• • •
would relieve congestion on the main line a m i re-
iti v u 'iii ’ 1 «’ i i.if,a t H« la«* i< »u h u f th
!<»< I m I hu b> F e d e r a l
suit in b e tte r tra in service fo r Eugene. Ilia ta lk
P
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T
T
LE
D
A
T
PORTS
W
IT
!!
EXITS
OPEN
«Unir»« Ju .<
> ltL tk i. K r n t i c i y . u p h o ld in g th e Iran« n f Ih e
did not show any desire to place Eugene on a side
line and c u rta il her tra in service. Facts are the
Wise in bur generation, w hile Uncle Sam, In g O Y rrm in n t v tl la n d b y <•» H w c re ia ry F a ll a n d w h lte w a a h «
Southern P acific plans would be greatly to th e dream y slumber, rests in the sweet eonvi 'io n In c th e ««Mire tra n s a c tio n w h e re b y th«* n a v y » o il r« w e rve a
KNOWS W H A T HE IS T A LK IN G ABOUT?
benefit o f Eugene. No c ity is benefited by the th a t lie Is building Am erican prosperity by s h u t- w t-ra b a n -r«<l a w a y T .ie c o u r t »w<*p( a s id e a ll a lle tfa tlo n a
through tra in s w hich run past its door. Its th e tin t: out the people of th e world. Canada ir per- o f fru u d . a lth o a < im |(tln K th** Icn a v b y Hin« la i r to F a ll
“ I know w hat I aril ta lk in g about when I say tra in s th a t serve the c ity that Eugene should be feeling plans to m ake a new bid fo r tl-e American ''tJi<i< inu* but I v k ih id h i *
th a t if we raise the money and tu rn oyer the land interested in.
farm er D u rin g /b e last few years, lean fo r o u r I
” ’,h'’"■* * h‘> I"»"«"’
» kw ’. oo « «n.t . « r u r « t th .- n « v y
to the Southern P acific com pany it w ill locate its
• • •
tille rs o f the s<dk Canada has focus«««! her a tte n -1 1’11 pr ''r' ’ ' n ,h‘
1,01
,u’ kjr “ ,h"
shops and term inals here." declared W _ W Cal-
c - r o r T Z 'u iw r a p a i n t
*
Don on w in n in g 'Im m ig ra n ts from England a n d u " ," f’' 1,1 ‘ '«“ »‘"•"la h«l.i ih . I - » . « tr» u < lu l« n t. ii. . w « v « r ,
kins, m em ber o f the option com m ittee, rn a t s all
S T R t u ln iN U a r u i N i
C ontinental Europe, and o u r exdurtion act has
h »
* «1 ••!•«•« tut wbii 8i»< lair on«« <>r um ptit«r» <>f
he w ill te ll the people o f Eugene in regard to w hat i M r C alkins of the shop site com m ittee should
her to ph k the v. ry « ream o f foreign ih«’ «rami o ia p a rty .
fa cts he has fo r th is statem ent. In o th e r words rea(1 thp | ite ra tu re of t |,e Eugene Chamber o f home seekers. The Canadian m lm l never seems
1,1 ,be n,u*1
»<• ">'• wt"
"> return «ny
he asks the people o f Eugene to tru s t in him in i- Q /m nierce more tho ro u g h ly. In his speeches he
m o n « y t e e u r w i by robbing the government or it» oti an4 no
p lic itly . bond the c ity and he w ill a h o w jh e iii what (1,,,.Iar(.s
S o u th e r n PRCtflc payroll in Bogene is
, „ |r |||;m ,,,,
s(r|( ,11<lks f(ir (t„ , .,|,;lII(|,,llin g
wUH
to ...... » « to» .....upttoa Muin«tUton*
he can do w ith the money. S m arter men than Cal- more than $100.000 a m onth. In d u s tria l lite r» - o f o u r fa rin s w hen poverty and poor «ro|w drive a,rr'* ,lw “ v* '
" " " ..........f ,h' lr , r'»" 1 " r
kins have been m istaken but few er men have had ture beinR put nut by thp cham ber
>er o f ( omnieree »he Ameri< s«n to seek fresh fields and n n a si tire s r n - v lv « a re w a r d n f n i« r l( It 1« th « l l i t l « fo llo w w h o f i n d *
o f th « lra n » K r» » m ir h n rd
m ore nerve.
places the payroll at $3»>.ooft a m onth, and this new j>()or crops however, mean an in a b ility to th e w n y ,,f
I n lr a n d Ito h x n y hnd been « « u n lry p o « lw a « te ra
! in fo rm a tio n was furnished by the Southern l a - ,neej tbe expense o f moving, on the part o f th e .
c lfic company.
renter, and ¿ i t In a b ility to sell on the part or the
'" a
" 7 " ‘ " '. . '¿ T
“
HE ONCE REPRESENTED US
F o r a m an o f his position. M r. Calkins shows fa n il ow n„ r Consequently the Am erican fa rm e r hu" Jr^ m" 1" " do '" 7 * " r'" ,,f
hF'd f,,r ,h" n“ ” r
... ignorance
.
—
wh
hc L a n t. to q u it but when he 1«
0 ,,war; “ lw,M,,d h” ";
r,’ ' r"' ',r,” ’n for " ,on«
W ho packed the Eugene Chamber o f Commerce h o rrible
on some in d u stria ---------
l subjects
able
to
lilt
jt«rm.
J
u»«Ice
la
q
u
it«
r
e
le
n
tle
s
*
In
»nt h raaea.
when it voted to send M r. Calkins to W ashington? He should know that the Southern I aciflc payroll
"
T h « m o ra l o f c o u ra e , 1» lh a l I f y o u m u a i a le a l, «Tab b l«
Eugene was hopelessly divided and only the snp- in all Lane C ounty does not average more than
In the last three years Canadian im m ig ra tio n «honka. You t u n th « n ««< u r« im m u n ity , e n d o w u n iv » ra « ii« a
p o rt o f S pringfield put her in the Southern Pa- $50,000 a n w n th aside fro m the tem porary pay-
front the United Slates has declined, but th«’ fig- « fe a te fo u n d a K lo n a f o r u tr tlft w o rk , b e co m e a p h lla n t h r n p lit ,
2cif4c ranks. Calkins represented S pringfield as roll on the N atron c u to ff construction,
m uch.as Eugene when he was before the In te r- i T his is the man w ho says he "kn o w s w hat I am ures are beginning to show m arked Increase " »«clal le a d e r and a p i l l a r o f ih> c h s r r h , t o r " t o h im th a t
From 1910 to 1914 no less than 600,000 renters »«uh « h a ll be R iv e n ."— S a le m C a p ito l jo u r n a l.
state Commerce commission. I t looks to Spring- ta lk in g about.”
B«»7
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field people th a t he is now betraying th e ir in te r-
QUEER
REASONING
ests.
The S pringfield project has lain dorm ant a
Eugene people should not be b luffed
and b u ll- dozen years and hence the c ity o f Eugene has a .
dozed bv these "shop lifte rs ”
and th e ir hench-
rig h t to trade fo r the $100,000 shop site here is J
nten w ho th in k they have a strangle hold on the the queer reasoning o f one o f the scheming pro-
cjty
m oters. Eugene people know w hy the shops have |
•
• •
not been b u ilt here. C e rta in ly it is neither Spring-1
Remember the F a r West M a n u fa ctu rin g com - field's n o r the Southern Pacific com pany’s fa u lt.
pany; A th riv in g little plant stolen away fro m W ith the N atron c u to ff tied up in litig a tio n in the
Albany on the promise it w ould be developed in to C entral and Southern P acific unm erger case, how ;
a large fu rn itu re fa cto ry. Take a look at it now as else could it lay? N ow the case is disposed of
i t stands in W est Eugene.______________________and the shops are to be built in S pringfield a c - ;
By A. B. CHAPIN
WHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY TONIGHT?
DRAT THAT BOV ?
I W0M0ER. W H C ftB HE IS
r e p e ' T is
I S'POSE HE'S C-MASiMG ABOUND
V
S o m ew h er e
w it h t h a t
.
HENRY—WHATJ -H lS -W A M E »
H e ' s ALWAYS D isobeying «<-
S upper , t i m e
A h í HE IS N 'T HOME —
SWEEPSTAKES
LIKE AS NOT, HE'S SWEAKEP
O FF FISHING- -■■■—
I'LL W A R M HIM frOOD VUHEM
| LAV HANDS ON H IM — —
OF T H E LOS ANGELES-YOSEMITE ECONOMY RUN
W ON with ZEROLENE
He nsver D oes mind mc !
The Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy Run
of M uy 22-2.4—the ranking stock ear event of
its kind in ihe U nited Stales, gave niolordoin
new official mileage records to vie for — and
another impressive victory fo r Zerolenc!
-,
•• u
MAYBE he ' s SONE swimming -
m
HE gWOWS I F R E T JOMETHtNG-
T E R - R t B L E when he G oss
.
INTO THAT TREACH'ROOS RINER?
|9A AWFULLY WORRIED —
JUST W AIT'TIL
I CATCH HU*
OHOEAB-- 0H P E A P -—
WHY DOES HE AGG RAVATE
ME SO
H
W H Y C A N T He STAY HOME
CUCE IN A W H IL E ?
ISIM PIYCAM TTRUST
HIM OUT OF MY ei«HT»
-
w m ue CAous w i n . ”
BuCKX HABBlS LCAO» THE
SKMA-Tons TO V IC T O a x
V iH lu e TH E A T H IA T IC S
M ie
B u m p e d ----- sack
GBT« TICHTFO. At vatiTfi Rx
P ut om rPuBT.....
G ia n t s lo s e m s B pmclxn
5 tpp »A l it t l i low a to "
W
M< »HAW r liH T r U » ..,.
BABB «UTH T U 'U G H Alto
to 6 « T B alk , « n s » tti ««-
« Y 'ï t
The K o llin , lubricated w ith Zerolenc, car
ried o ff the sweepstakes— w inning the award
fo r the highest effieicncy and gasoline* econ
omy established in ihe run. Piloted by Joe
Bozxani, the Rodin's gasoline economy rec
ord for the .460 mile run from Ix>s Angeles
in to the Sierras Io ('a m p C u rry was 27.4.4
Hides per gallon of gasobnç.
When Zerolenc brings in the Sweepstakes
W inner o f the most compel itivc motoring event
o f the year — when it is the choice o f more
motorists in the Pacific (loasl stales than any
other oil made—w on't it pay you Io use Zero-
lene— a h e lle r oil even if it does e »si less?
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M PAN Y
(Csbfoviwil
The R«»lhn and all other
cars in the run used Red
Crown gasoline exclu
sively—the Best buy in
town—by M IL E S !
/
CÍ Why pay tribute to a superstition