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THURSDAY MAY 5, 11127
THE PPRINOFIMLD NEWS
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H. E. M A X E Y , Editor
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M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T S
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GOODYEAR ESTABLISHES
NEW PRODUCTION MARK
The
valley - coast highway should
completed t<f Flcrtuce as soon as possible. We
have many hundreds of thousands of dollars In­
vested in this road and while it serves as an out­
let for the settlers along latke creek and the Stus- I
law. It does not go any place. The day of roads ’
running to blind ends is past and never were at
tractive to the tourists who wants to be gqing ■
somewhere as well as seeing spmething.
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1 *lll> >Jl IxIlxV A i IK-aLaLx I NIL W «□! be
Editors are not the only ones who receive weird
communications. The Toronto Telegram records
the following note received by a druggist: "My
baby has eat his father's parish plaster. Send a
anecdote quick by the enclosed girl; also send a
bottle of 0 Dick alone, as 1 am a little historical."
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NOT TRUTH BUT SLANDER
The recall petition against the sherift in its '
eleven provisions constitutes a slanderous an»i
t*iyiti£ Ne^ York to laris promises to be a
libelous document and it is a pity the law permits popular summer sport this
mis year and
am If all we
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Such false statements to be made to the public read about
the m
French
hotel —
and > amU8einent
a
Under the guise of democratic government. None , managers plans io nick American tourists is
_ lhtris to New ^ork will be even more
of the charges would stand if they had to be true, fixing
proven in court. They are the product of the im- popular
agination of a mad gang whose ultimatium to the
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sheriff that he must discharge a deputy went un- .
a matter of fact the girls of yesterday or any
heeded.
(Other generation had little on the girls of today.
5 Not only are these people unfair in their ta c -)They have ,,tUe on themselves,
tics but are grossly inconsistent In their first
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announcement they declared they had nothing
against the sheriff personally but were alining S t > The hero season is at hand. Those tourists
his deputy whom they insisted must be dts- ’«who run into traffic cops with their flivvers—and
charged. Now they cause recall petitions to be don’t run.
printed accusing the sheriff of neglect, incom pet-.
ancy, disrespect, discrimination among prisoners.
failure to acount for liquor seized, and devoting! The Dutchess of York has taught English sail-
the major part of the offee to the inforcement of ?5S ’w.,t h ?rJe8ton*
<,reat Britain Makes the
the prohibition. These are all bait to enlist in the
eB
recall movement those who are violators of the
law.
"Beginning In Dt*h the Good »«/’ I*
organisation started a line of uu
broken developments In lire building
w hilh Included the lira! practical ror l
lire, the pneumatic (ruck tire, n|nl
the company's latest product, a actal-
tlflcally deaignetl balloon tire with h
was placed on the market In January
of thia year after two years nf develop­
ment slid road aervtce tin the Good
'“Thia achlrvvntiiat la of particular
algnlfliance to the tire ua«r anti car year leal car fleet,
"The widespread acceptance of this
1 owner,*’ Mr Hanford mild "fur lulu
1 every Goodvoar lire goaa lb« «apart- new lire baa bean remarkuble. morn
l snow sained In establishing a world's than one million being aold In eighty
Mr.
■ record In tire production. anil the days In all parts of the world
' skill nf lhe largest development and Hanford declared.
I engineering organismfiai In the tire
According I o the local Goodvenr
buelneaa
dealers II would require M.$S4 freight
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''In addition to one hundred million cars composing a railroad train more
pneumatic tires. Goodyear haa pro­ than 420 miles long to transport the
duced more ¡ban three million aolld one hundred million tlrea built by
and cushion tires and thousands of Goodyear
•'\Vh«n th« hutulr«il millionth U imk I
year tir« waa print uc «il In April by
th« Goodyear Tir«1 « Rubber Conipauy
mi Akron. Ohio. It marked a manutao-
luring a lit im illuhnient without parat
let In lb«' rublior Industry,” according
In Mr
I». \V
Sun funi. I*urllan<l
lira nth Munager.
DON’T FORGET INTELLIGENCE
HE HAD AMBITION
TOO MUCH MUSCLE
CHOOSE HIS WARS
“There it no life save in pro­
tein»" Wise chemists, gathered at
Richmond, Virginia, say it and add,
"environment and chemical agency
are the dominant factors of life.”
That may be true, and still you
need not accept "the chemical con­
cept of the origin and develop­
ment q J lift."
I f inhabitants of another world,
where machinery it
unknown,
should study an automobile sup­
plied with gat and electricity and
running, thty would aay, "No lilt
in this machine without gat Iron,
gas and electricity are all ol that
automobile.”
They would overlook Just one
httle thing, namely, the IN T E L ­
L IG E N C E that put the gas, elec­
tricity and steel together, mounted
them on pneumatic liras and sat
them going.
So( it it with life Explain it as
you please, but don't forget the
IN T E L L IG E N C E hack of it.
In one breath the recallers blame the sheriff’s 1 I
deputy for going to Los Angeles to bring back an
escaped prisoner while the Brownlee hunt w a s ,
on. in the next breath they accuse the sheriff of
pot making diligent efforts to recapture escaped
prisoners.
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Surely there are not 2000 people in Lane county
W e are proud of our wationnl
who will lend their names to such an unfair and MANY HEARTS ARE HEADING UP-STREAM
prosperity and high wages Boot­
unjust movement as this.
leggers are even prouder of their
When Bishop McIntyre stood on the Canadian prosperity and high wagee This
bank of Niagara Falls he said that everything in it shown by Norman Klein, an in-
WE MUST WAIT ON THE WOLLEN MILL
I the unievrse seemed to be going down. Yet a vrstigator One rutn-runmng syn­
could afford to invest
There is every indication that the stock in the closer scrutiny revealed the little steamer "Maid dicate
$10.000.000 and to pay men on their
proposed woolen mill at Springfield will be sold j of the Mist” going up.
rum-running crews $50 a night for
and the mill built. The sale of $650,000 worth o f. Pessimists tell us that everything and every- a good deal leas than eight hours'
work. One man tells how he used
atock takes time and Springfield people should bodv is going to the dogs.
get only $J0 to $37 a week, "hut
not be impatient. Already the promoters of the
w e have the authority of the realists and to
1 was ambitious,’* says he, "so they
enterprise have spent $2,000 of their own- money gloomy philosophers that things are getting put
me on a runner, and I got $50
which should be evidence of good faith on their worse and worse. Yet somehow the world seems a night.”
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part as they cannot hope to be compensated until struggling upward
He worked on the “converted
sub chaser SC-Z17," Uncle Sam
1375.000 worth of the stock is sold and the wool
It has made much improvement in the last thus
supplying the rum-running
en mills incorporated.
eighteen hundred years or bo and It is liable to
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boat
at
bargain prices There is
make more in the next few years.
nothing like ambi!io.i
The present quarrel with Mexico is in regard
The stream of traffic on Broadway is cea sless.!
to the Mexican government confiscating Ameri­ but occasionally a policeman raises his hand and
Hay will be cheap this year on
can owned land without due compensation. In the traffic stops while he leads a little child or an the farms, for crops will he heavy
After the farmer sells and jobber
this country we would not think of taking a for­ old woman in safety from curb to curb.
the hay, prices will change.
eigners land without paying him for it. No one
The newspapers are filled with accounts of mur- I gets
Late plowing will be delayed and
Claims Mexico has not the right to control ow n er-_________________
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ders and all sorts of crimes
until it seems that .wheat growers worry about a too
Ship of her own lands provided she will use fair . (jje country is afflicted with a crime wave, but heavy "top growth."
Wheat grown sudden;/ too tai,
means of getting it. Mexico has encouraged Am- ¡every once in a while you hear of a kind deed
high winds or heavy
erican capital to come in and develop her country , done by somebody who is not at ail afflicted with I ' Ils -is, before
and athletic young gentle-
and now that it is developed in certain sections ¡crime motives.
n, please notice:
When the
she proposes to eject the objectionable foreigners. J Doubtless there are many kind deeds not re- '
at stalk is over-developed, the
.d of the wheat containing the
knowing they cannot take their investments with {corder all through the world. Many hearts are ;
ain is feeble. Too much straw
them.
going up stream.
means too little wheat.
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It is pretty hard on them at times and the
And too much muscle means too
The cleanup week put the city in pretty fair struggle is pretty severe, but taking ail In all the little brain.
shape for the tourists this spring and summer. company of those who are struggling to make
Unless inhabitants are misin-
Prospects are we will have as many or more with the world better is consideiable and they have form id. the Western mind runs to
the
cosmic
laws
in
their
favor.
eaceful philosophy* The Joplin
us as ever before. Roads are in good condition
Whoever does what is right may be peculiar.! ew t-Htrald s^s. “A t to street
for the most part in Oregon and the late spring
read 'em and leap" And the
has moistened the hills so that verdent vaDeys but he belongs to a long line of beaefleient fore­ signs,
Richmond Missourian quotes a
and mountains will greet the visitor every way he bears. He may know that his labor Is not wasted. philosophical lady as follows:
For there are always a number of people who "Kissing is about to be carried so
looks.
are going up stream Just as there are many peo­ far that every lady is likely to get
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ple w ho are laying down their oars and going j ao tired of it that it may go utterly
Mayor Groh of Dover, O.. requires drunks to with the stream toward the deadly waterfall of j out of fashion.”
The St. Joseph (M o .) N n a -
consume a gallon of water each day they are In jail. disaster.
Press says: "The girls have re­
Sentences imposed may be expressed in barrels
There is something in the human breast that sponded nobly to the appeal for
If this custom becomes general, and we may read inclines men to struggle, to push onward and up­ the observance of paiol-up week."
the "John Doe, serving a three-barrel sentence, ward, notwithstanding that the stream of things
A negro applying for admission
had ten gallons remitted for good behavior.”
seems to bear them down.
to a Government training camp it
FRANK CRANE SAYS
bicycle and carriage tlrea In the-early
years of the company's eilatence
Dependable Eyeglass Service
Dr. Roijdl Q ick
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Eugene, Ora.
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Discoli n i S tamps
SICK-ROOM
REQUISITES
Science lias devised many aids which minister to
the comfort of the patient and the convenience
of the nurse. Our stock contains the latest Im­
proved Sick-Room Supplies, and you usually can
save time and money by coming here flrst for
such items.
Ice Bags. Hot Water Bottles, Air
Cushions, Rubber Sheeting, Bed
Pans, Medicine Glasses, Gauzes.
Sick Feeders, Absorbent Cotton
Lints. Bantages, Alcohol Lamps.
Vaporizers. Fever Thermometers
A special "rush order" will be made for any item
not carried regularly lit Rttx’k.
Ketel’s Drug Store
R
told by the W ar Department 'hat
rules makes it impossible to
it
him. Regulations say coloreu
en
must enhst in colored regiments.
Camps for colored young men w ill
be established, which may solve
the problem.
However, if whites have the
right to decide in what regiments
and camps colored young men may
enroll, it would seem only fair to
let the colored young men decide
in what p;. Ocular wars they
would be enrolled.
¡T! ÖT> 6 , v
Jacob W auermann. able German
novelist, author o f "T h e W o rld ’ s
Illu s io n ,” can "fin d no happiness
in this cou ntry.” H r calls C h i­
cago's indu strial life "intensely i*e-
pressing.”
Chicago
in du strial
workers
m ight call M r. Wassermann's life
intensely depressing. I t is hard to
judge. The prairie 'log in his little
village may he as happy as Napo­
leon lo okin g up at the pyram ids.
The p ra irie dog doesn't have to go
St. Helena.
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a t '«5
yfou've. 6oT er.
i+f A'veNT "Jou
UM hot
r I -H o - pe . :
. . . T"
N apolco’i crossed the Alps in
W in te r and told those that com pli
mented him on the "great a: L e v i
m ent” : “ W in te r is the l>e
to cross; the snow does
I deserve credit t ' r fn r
lie v in " fools wh<> - ud I T C O U L D
N O T BE D O N E "
Ita ly is to be made pure, and
beards umong other things are to
be aboliahed. Musaolini call« them
“masks for solemn humbugs ami
nests for disena« germs.”
Alexander the Groat shavsd his
face and mads his soldiers do it,
that the enemy, fighting with the
short sword, might not seiia the
beard as a handle, to help In cut­
ting off the head. Munaoilni ob­
ject* to beards as neats for germa,
another and worse "enemy." Moeeo-
liqf says he refuses to be aeeeasi-
nated, will live to be ninety, and
then retire, leaving inatnratfem for
Italy's guidance.
«
Italians believe In hint ewd no
wonder. Ha belfoewa In Msaaslf.
Standardization in Service
Z 1 "'HE m anufacturing o f equipm ent fo r the
'“ * Bell System was one o f the earliest, and
is now among the outstanding examples o f the
standardization and q u a n tity p ’ notion
which are d istin ctive characteristics of A m eri­
can in d u stry.
Q u a n tity production fo r the nation-w ide
Bell System makes i t possible to p u t in to
every item o f telephone equipm ent better
m aterial and better w orkm anship, a t a lower
cost to the telephone user, than could other­
wise be done. B u t the do m in a n t advantage o f
uniform m anufacturing, under standard speci­
fications, lies in the im provem ent o f the service.
E very tra n s m itte r in the System is designed
to w ork in harm ony w ith every receiver all
over the land and to co-ordinate w ith all the
com plicated equipm ent and lines behind. A ll
can function a t fu ll efficiency fo r th e y are
designed and m anufactured fo r th a t purpose.
S tandardization, n o t o n ly o f equipm ent hut
o f operating methods, is the o n ly basis upon
which it w ould be pium blc adequately to meet
A m erica’s need o f a nation- wsda, nntwersal
telephone service.
T ub Pacific T e ic r m o k A nd TEirawAPseCoMPAN y
MU. SYSTEM
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