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T U K gPKINQFlKI«D NEWS
Communications
To the E ditor:
In your last Issue ap p ears a le tte r
from Mr. R W. Sm ith » h o th in k s 4ty
criticism of our traffic ordinance uti
ju s t.
Mr. S m 'tti cites dog and bicycle
ordinances en acted when I first be
cam e m ayor for what reason I do not
know unless as a fu rth e r proof of my
contention th at th is class of legisla
tion is first to receive the a tten tio n
of sm all town councils.
H aving been a town official for
som e fifteen y ears here and in my
old hom e town and h a v n g been a
p a rty to, the Lord only knows how
m uch, petty legislation and dinky
regulations I think J know th e breed
having been one and am com petent
to be beard
The average tow n council seem s
to be quite snre th at *'Be It en acted “
Is the sovereign rem edy and certain
cure for ev ery th in g but corns and
bunions and is as freely and com ­
pletely effective as was Jo sh u a's com ­
m and for th e sun to stand still, an
e rro r to which they a re faithfully
vreddet until titev arriv e at th e age of
d iscretio n which seem s to be som e
w here around the century m ark.
Mr. Sm ith also m entions a certain
chicken ordinance in a spirit of llv ’ty
w hich u n to this day stands unlm parcd
as m onum ent to our statesm anship.
In this Mr. Sm ith seem s to fail to
d ifferen tiate
betw een
en actm en ts
th a t protect life an d property and
tftose that do not.
So far as chickens being allowed
to run
a t larg e
is concerned
th is m ight be perm itted those over a
certain age but really if perm itted
I th in k Mr Sm ith will agree th a t a
lot of them should be required to wear
m ore clothes.
G etting down to b rass tack s my
purpose was to call atten tio n to cer-
ta 'n provis’o -s of th e presen t traffic-
ordinance which I am glad Mr. Sm ith
did not a tte m rt to defend.
I am sincere in the belief th at th e s e !
provisions are u njust. I know th e y !
have driven business aw ay from j
tow n, caused ill feeling and given ns ‘
a rep u tat'o n th at is costing us v e r y ;
much m ore than we can afford. I do
not know th at a C alifornia to u rist has ,
be«n fined w‘th:n th e last t h r « e .
m onths. 1 did n o t say one had I !
en '~ repeated « h a t one said and
w h eth er our rep u tatio n resu lts from
p re se n t or previous folloy's I do not
know. I do know th a t It Is a poor
reputation
to
have
and
th at
th e regulations com plained of protect
of rr o te c t n eith er l i e m orals nor
p ro r-e fy and ought to be repealed
In ’entice to onr s«-l ■*« and other«
T h i we only got $16 in a week
for traffic violation« while onr n eigh­
bors tak e In SSI on a Mcndav m orn­
ing c e y e n ''"e ly o v er my head a« th “
slig h test ju s tif'e a 'lc n for »». If a
th 'n g *s w ro-g, it* wrong, and if it
b ro u rh ’ ns a -’ol’n r it brought in ju st
th a t much unju.-.tlv
No one should
object to rea enable traffic reg u la­
tions
Th*v nr ne«-e«=a*y and en ­
tirely justifiable hut very often a»
w ith e th e r things it f* o v erh m e and
th 's •« o re cf th* ills, we su ffer and
Is th«- cause of resen tm e n t, and .‘li­
fe line :ainst th e tow n we can ill
afford.
M M PEERY
BOINANCE N ',. 4S7
R n i'* 1 N C E T P IMPROVE
T -x —T» o t i v ’ ct
FRe-M
MAIN
f o n . “The M ighty .Pacific.“ ai>4 1
thought never changing n atu re |s
«rely the revelation of ever lasting
God.
1 h s panoram ic view Is unexcelled
an.vwher. In ilia Pacific N orthw est.
"If I had the whole town behind Is heated by gas. A big »team box W hat an I leal park It would m ake
me. 1 could inc reus, my payroll ISO Is used to make the loavea rise In with a aenic read w inding Ita way
am ong trees and flowers, and foun­
per cen t and my em ploym ent 100 per the pans.
ta in s to the very top. ending at the
cent." E. G. Ereae. ow ner and o p e ra ­
fool of a sta tu e of W ashington or
to r o f t-he Springfield Bakery, said ENDORSES PARK PLAN
Lincoln.
while discuss ng th e possibilities of
AND FOURTH S TR EET
Eourth stre e t Is the stre e t which
his shop.
Mr. « E rese m akes an average of
The o th er ev<tiing as I stood on should be opened to connect this park
‘00 loaves of bread and 150 d o t, n the very topm ost point of W illam ette site with the city of Springfield We
cookies a day, besides his o th er pas­ H eights and g ated al the beauty be­ should proceed io get this ¿ faired Im­
provem ent.
tries. pies, and cakes, which he bakes fore tne. I thought what a magnlf
W E WALKER
daily. W ith th e support of the town rlen t p icture for an a rtis t to paint
Mr. E rese says he could double his N orth, south, east and west (he tnul. ! IN.R s a l e H Eugene. E cauty'aK op
output.
tl-colored h ills stretch ed before me
doing good business in fine locaVon
The shop Is large, airy and clean in an undulating chain as fa r as the
1500 will handle Io responsible
and equipped with four time saving hum an eye could reach
T hen to
p arties N eex ISO
A3O37,
electric m achines, a dough mixer, a com plete th e picture, one saw the
cake mixer, a bread w rapper and a blue w aters of the W illam ette and TO T R A iŒ Ellie hotel. S3 rotns, fu r­
loaf m older The big oven has a M cK entle rivers Ml ng along In never
n itu re and four y ear lease. To trade
rap acity o f tw o hundred loaves, and ending stream s tow ard th e ir dratlna-
for sm all home In Springfield A 30
TOWN CAN ENLARGE
USEFUL XNDUSTRY
P e s t to 10th, St., a n l N orth D
St. from fbh S’ . E a«' to 10th St..
In ’*! tow n of S n rin zf:’-H.
tr-
town of Springfield (Ices o r­
dain
fot'ow s:
Section 1 T hat th» Common Coun­
cil n’< n ’ end does h «•"**"' de-la*»
Its ir - t'o n to imrvovo ir th street
from V ■ In street *o Nor**1 O street,
nnd N orth r st.-’ et from 9’h *♦"»'•
v a «f to loth afvert. and N orth O
str> “t f-on- 9th « tree’ Ee«' ’o 10’h
*«-»»* ; »*-,.
- of *irinef'eld. Ore
T hat s u 'h 'mn*ov»-*»nt r b - 'l ’■» h "
grading
' «f '
n r se'd s tr-e l*
w ith ct"<'b' ! reek. ,
Section 2 Th • cfnncii b--»hv de­
c la re r t '- - ’ ’’ i« *h
n ’>-r*'
*hat
sncdi im fio v e tt' nt sh sll h» and ’h«
sam e Is ordered at the » v -- n -« m d
to be t a ’d for bv th« c w '- r « o’ “he
p r o n 'r tv on ” ld r ’reet in provortioji
♦e ’h« h er.efi's d< *' •<* bv ’h ' trep -
er<v from n h lm '*'>"»“i« u ’.
*toct’ -,n 3, Said im-iv-vement «-^«ti
be in acco-dattce with the detailed
plans and specification« to be pre-
r-.-ed bv the City F f g lr e e r which
’ P p s be
directed to rre p a re a r-’
file v -'fi th e '"¡tv R r»-or»|"r to g eth ­
e r w Ph “-st’m etes of cost, to be re ­
curred to - n ’ «nproved bv the C ||v
C ornell, and ’he g rad 'n g p’ovb'ed
t r - rh 'iP Ke ce th " grade« a n ' rievs-
by fbe *ltrv«*' an,*
»■ r o » , - t n b * - d
rlaiiB so ppetiarfd
It Is declared
• • - »ore ’ >-»» ap em erg erev exists
end th a t f o r th '* delav would Iw e trl,
-
fe«o it wa« n-e-ed that
tbc o rd in an ce be given a number and
' <o tfs
'rd read in g bv title
a«d num ber o il* end placed on It« fl-
nnl r.a-*nge Motion c arried all voting
-- -sed h - th e folic*v*ng vote:
V -
«• McKlln. yes. M osher, yes;
r - •• - -«
i tv,c com m on '"'“’ncll th ’s I
S t.
17th
d>' o’ Zup
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SM ITH
Record c*
s»«ee» »his 17th
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O C. B U S H M IN
Mayor.
MANY ENJOY CIVIC CLUB
PICNIC AT HEIGHTS PARK
A large atendan<-e of town people giving an -usy a c e tss Io the purk,
alti'titled th.i picnic tin lop of Wll II is rxp»-( li'd that It will he Improved
laureile H eights last Friday evening
Mai y o th ers who were unable Io nt-
R«v. Qoedun to P rsach
lend th e picnic cam e up luter for the
Itrv Mr Gordon, of Collage Grove,
band concert
The pirn c which wus sponsored by will give a d ia ti let ture ou lite lllltle
the Civic d u b . « a s successful lit It« from the G arden of Eilen Io the judg<
purpose to prom ote a friendly com- day. next Munday evening at 7:45
m unlly spltlt a n l create Interest In al the Bell theater.
Its free anil Its for all
the city park Many people w ere there
who had never h, en upon the butte ! Every m an la olng some w here
before, and the view of the M cK entle and should be Inter* sted In Ills future
and W lllam eele valley« was praised hiune. come and see which place you
by many
T hree cur» drove to the want to go to Thia la the bent got­
ten up churl and best delivered ser
very top of the bill.
Adding en tertain m en t to the g a­ mon th at I have ever seen or heard
thering. the Springfield ban I gave Ita vet. Its lion seclerlan. and la educa
Uotisi. Come early and get a seat
weekly concert a fte r the supper.
A A. Anderson
As soon as 4th stre e t Is o p -n e t tip. close to front
“A SMOOTH SEA
—Never M ade a Good Sailor
These M erchants Cooperating
with Ladies Civic Club
The«« Merchant* Cooperating
With lotdiea Civic Club
NOVELTY STORE
G. H. TURNER. Prop,
Novelties of Note
Perfection
THE FARMERS
EXCHANGE
B read
“The Storti of Springfield''
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
G. A. Frese
Phone Us Your Orders for
Cakes and Pastry
HUNTLY
DELICATESSEN
GOOD PLUMBING IS
ALWAYS T IIE CHEAPEST
HOME BAKED GOODS
LONG & CROSS
ROCKS A H E A D !!'’— is the cry fro m the lookout w hich never fails
to get the im m ediate a ttention of th e captain— and every soul cn
board.
Swarts &
Washburne
Honev D»-.v Hams
and B acon'
Wholer-ate anu Retail
bit.
sa
'li
U 'N l ' l IE O N C T T E
p-
_______________________________
Life itself i> at stake— and every hand stands ready to do its
It is organized co-operation— and it usually b ’ ings t ie c i f t sa*e'y
past the dangers— w hether it be rocks or storm .
good sailors— else they w ould perish.
Such trial® M AKE
C ontinual sm ooth and rockle.s
WHITE F R O N T ■
GROCERY
We itooMt fo r S p rin g fii Id
seas are not in the scheme of things in life.
In battles w iih the sea— it is the hum an fa c to r w h :ch decides the
issue— the courage and wisdom of the captain; the faithfulne ss of the
crew ; and a prom ptness in execution the m om ent danger is know n.
• •-
STREET NORTH TO NORTH O
F»-»- -.-l North C Street f-am 9"h
T H U R SD AY, AUGUST 20, U>2S
EGGIMANN’S
For Quality
Wa
m ig h t do w ell, rig h t here in S pringfield to learn a lesson fro m these
facts.
In regard to our to w n 's g ro w th and development there are "R ocks
Holv erson Bros
A 1-nil U n e o f Mt-utH.
H E D ELIVER Y.
A h ead!!" w hich call fo r the co-operation, p rom pt action and lo ya lty of
every citizen.
The lu rk in g danger is in our fa ilu re to understand th a t wo
dividuals have appointed tasks to perform .
McMURRAY’S
GROCERY
a® in ­
If we are to pass along a
better S pringfield to our children— and our children's children, then each
one of us m ust act now. It is a sim pR d«ilyJm trely being loyal to S pring-
fie ld ; p a tronizing home merchant." and home Industries; keeping our
HALL’S CASH
STORE
M en’® W -:ii
Shoe«
money in c ircu la tio n in S pringfield ; building better homes in S pringfield ;
Springfield
Creamery
and having vision enough to know th a t it w ill all corno back to us in the
way o f better jobs— m ore pay— and an increased value of our properties.
VVe. tluglioufle I.ainpH mid
Appliances
ROSEBUD BUTTER
Phone 48
Wright & Son
THE HOME OE FURNITURE
HENDERER
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY
of Springfield
THE MODE
AlINJnery, Ungerle,
Art Supplies, IlemBtltchliig
“ TRY SPRINGFIELD MERCHANTS FIRST”
Let's Keep at Home the $600,000 Expended Yearly Out of Town