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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1925)
n: ::i? T H E S P R IN G F IE LD NEWS îsT.^elt I Huntly Is Shop Complete For Making Home Products -w ~= " I'll tn la r g v my shop to lak e lu atty- a » t .i i n bos. ¡th in * lu m> Imo if 1 gvt euougit trad o t A (our b u rn er *&» »toy. Tl 11’RSDA Y. SEPT, 3, 1 »25 Iced eotla and a larg« l,ox r . a r them m>rvoa to keep tbo milk frv .h A counter capable of seatin g alx peo ple la now m u»e at the «hop. hut «.b ilitlona may be made at n n r tim e th at Ima tie«« will w arran t the expendi ture. Mr. iltin tb .ay». with up ov to Justify It." M B. Huntley Id, en. will soon be repine .1 with a Wood i M t.tln g F o itp o n ed —The Ldtdloa ol while dlscus»tug the poM ibilities of »lore, which will he Uh-.1 throughout ; the O. A II m eeting, p r .,| called for ■ his shop. The »hop 1» already equip, the w inter. A large steam table and tonight, ha» been postponed u n til Ih» pest to make bread, cakes, pies, cook- oven is heated by gas, and la us.tl tlth . les and pastries, »alads. and uny o th e r . (o keep souiag grav ies, v e g e ta b le supplies handled by delleateasena, be- and m eats constantly hot am t ready R eturn» from E a st—F. It Chas, aides hav ng a lunch co u n ter from j ’» serve. A doughnut m achine la also which all so rts of short orders and , run by gas. but an electric c o o k v t for retu rn ed thia m orning from a viali In itseala may lx» servvd th!» work will be Installed soon. Mr M innesota. Sy Arthur THE RADIO M IR A fld. KILL AT 100 MILES. MAN LIVES LONGER. MAUSOLEUM AND TRIFT The world has never known fu. a miracle as the miracle of to radio. And no man living knows w hat radio and moving pictures combined are destined to do for education. As railroads shortened men's journeys, and telegraphy short- eneo transmission of messages, so radio and moving pictures will make shorter by more than nine- tenths the journey along the tire some road of know ledge. Two electric o ren s a re Included In i H untly state«. the shop equipm ent which will bake Probably th e beat refrig erated case | Vl«lt a t H ughes Hom«— Mr» Il R out 50# loaves of bread each day. , in any delicatessen in lam e couaty I s l.e tn le y an I her d au g h ter. Miss Rllga and th is am ount could he doubled , us<d to keep the salads, fru ts and beth Lem ley, visited W ednesday nt with a night shift. T he cookies, pa», cold m eat» fresh. Thl» case la coole I the W (1 Hughe» home r.Ms Lemley, trie s and cake« a re all mixed fn an ¡from th e (ante Ice p lan t used by the who Is a a ls te r of Mr Hughe«. 1» drlv electric cake m ixer, ami the bread and . S w a rt, and W ashbum e m arket. T he I In* to la». A n g d es from her home in buns a re made to raise artificially In w ater la cooled through a series of Tacom a. Creamery Provides Market For Lane Farmers' Produce Nine (ream route», cover'** the io (ta k r, '* i, and ut the Mohawk und d b ir le t around dprlngflaid and Ku M. Kriisi-, valle«« p .iw c .’it .Unto and a re retailed gene, a re coveted hv truck» from the <i)0o pound» of . h e « tilitiltä n i Id c re a m , ty. \ e a | , boga each m outh from the plant eggs and other farm produce* be ll. sid I tiu new trucks, a new ten- »Ides cream I» borghi ami rc ta llrl horsepow er holler la » recently b- it by the rrwam ery from tin..., or f.nt- added to the creamery*» equipm ent. hundred farm ers. Th!» Incidental business uitioiint to *JC00 or *3000 « ninnili. Ait » « o rafe of toon pounds of lull 1er a day I» m ade by the creanv-rv Thla output could be doubled If nee essary Pive people a re employed by the cream ery, art! two new t'hevro l> I truck* are In use constantly. Tl.o «satire output of ,| ■■ cream ery I» uw d n ear here Mpr'r.gtls Id and Pu gene use moat of It. and some Is sen« B u y » H o u j t l — I d W ill P uverSOU flit» p u n lisse d tw o house» and fo u r actes In (he Mie w a it addition from K R. P ie rce Come In an.1 g»t our plico» on 01 < » IV» repair broken window«, Flrvt .1«»« painter» and decorator». Alt w ork M ain e u a r a r le .d V«»by ,llro«, MacMillan, 8,700 miles away in the Arctic ice, is called up and in terviewed by radio, answering the Associated Press questions with his own broadcasting appa ratus. Later, when he starts flying, MacMillan will be able to answer questions by radio while in flight If men can do that now, how soon will they talk through the ether to those cosmic flying ma chines, the planets, floating in space? No static or other trouble pre sumably, once you get outside this earth's atmosphere, only about 600 mile« deep. An invention from New Zealand eends high explosives through the a ir in torpedoes guided by wire less. These air torpedoes operate as do water-borne torpedoes used to destroy battleships at sea. And the New Z aland air tor pedo can be launched against an enemy, flying ship, battleship or city one hundred miles away and wreck the object against which it is steered by w i^ ess. ____ , % The United States snouid that invent on w ith it. and be get ready The motto of thia country ahould be: Be friendly with the whole world. Be READY for the whole world THE FARM ERS EXCHANGE I All over the United States the average age of man is increasing. Every year saved in adult life means an increase in the nation’s wealth. It costs money to bring ur i'dren, as well as effort and £... .;:y. ’ ' e F iate o ' New York the a v.rre •.-* — risen from twen- ’ 0 to thirty :.s tnat corn- good doc- * r- to the :■ ividual. "The S'Lire of Fprlngfleld" A pledge o f citizenship is an enthusiastic and w hole-hearted lu p p o l GOOD PLUMBING IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST its attractivesness, its advantages, irg business and of your ne giiDors. LONG & CROSS '"d in the : iod. Sup- - It’a work is Hun f.'O a day, a.*, .ha • ■ low estima* You c„n ii„-ure out for yourtelf how much it means in money to add sìa years to every adult's life. Cut the $10 to $5. Cut that nm ourt in half to allow for women and others not working, and you still have a saving, an increase of national wealth to the tone of seventy-five millions of dollars a year. Ours is a civilisation of interest ing contrasts. F cr instance, con- sioer the 'e th e r who live.- in two vhitew : h», I rooms in Jersey City. Out of work, he was worrying about feeding seven children when the neighbor, called in “to help his wife,” announced triplets, making the number of his children in act and th o u g h t o f S pringfield, its ideate, iia in s titu tio n s , its hemeo. When any in d ividua l c r local organizatio n m akes an e ffo r t fo r a bigger and better S p rin g fie ld they dsserve and have a rig h t to expect the loyal support o f every citizen. T hat mausoleum will not have whitewashed walls, but a fine marble finish. When churches ask, “Why are we not crowded’ ” one answer might be, “Because, while mothers of children lack decent housing, you build $3,600,000 mausoleum.« for corpses th at might as well be put in the ground to add to its fer tility, or carried up the chimney of the crematory, putting back in to the air the nitrogen they took from it." Would the Founder of Christianity, who had not where to lay His head, subscribe to that mausoleum? V isiting at G arrle Home— H. A. ! Will- re. Pr. an.' H. A. W ither», J r . . . a re v*«iitor» at the C. I. G orrie home i from R um s. I Stop »t He*e*—Joe S»rark. Wll- ' llare Baldwin. J. K u .eh el, and Joe McDonald, all of R avanedale, Wa»h- Ington r. sdat^ret a» tbo Spring hotel W ednesday. ru b e r gu<>»t» w ere T. W all of O a k rltre , r . w . Job neon of i Pc-flttnd, and Harold Hough of Al- HOME BAKED GOODS LUNCH EON ETlE A t th a t me me nt they represent S p rin g iie id and there should he no bickering, no b a ckb itin g c r fra ctio n a l disag ea.nent Swarts & Washburne Honey Dew Hams w hich w ill d o tra ct fro m g a in in g the objective. O nly in pro p o rtio n to our com bined e ffo rts can we hope to and Bacon Wholesale and Retail o u r tow n m ore a ttra c tiv e and m ore prosperous. maks WHITE F R O N T GROCERY We Boost for Springfield No m a tte r the size, every tow n is too sm all in num ber of citizens, to grow whon p a rt o f its folks take th e ir money and trade to o thor centers. and national prosperity EGGIMANN’S For Quality Our. interests in state is not dim inished th ro u g h a s tric t lo ya lty to home a ffa irs and to w n development. On the co n tra ry, when we builJ Holverson Bros A Full Line of Ideate. IC E D E LIV E R Y . an up-and-doing, prosperous and progressive to w n we add to our state's I assets, and, likew ise to the nation's. TEN. That father, waiting for the trip- lets to be bom, read about a magnificent new mausoleum to be built by a combination of church es, to cost three apd one-half mil lions, and provide a resting place for corpses, properly embalmed, and put away in their little niches. HUNTLY DELICATESSEN McMURRAY’S HALL’S CASH STORE Ladies Civic GROCERY Springfield Creamery Men’s Wear Shoes of Springfield HENDERER ELECTRIC SUPPLY ROSEBUD BUTTER Phone 48 Wright & Son THE HOME OF FURNITURE WestlnghouH»» Lump« and _________AppilanceH_____ Help Make this a Bigger, Better and More Prosperous Tow n! A. R. SNEED Department Store “TRY SPRINGFIELD MERCHANTS FIRST” ASK FOR MADE IN S P R IN G F IE L D PRODUCTS Let's Keep at Home the $600,003 Expended Yearly Out o f Town 313