T h u rsday may ib . i «27
T H E SPR IN G FIELD N EW S
to 2 In favor of 8. H. 8. In tho
characierlstlc language of the team,
they "blew up" in the last few Innings
T in ..
J It ,..
"The manufacture of the hnndre-t-
W lnlfrld Tyson. S’ Editor
and Pleasant H ill scored tight runs
nillllonth Goodyear pneumatic tire in
on Springfield errors. This was the
Vico P resid en t___ ___ __LeRoy Nice
Whaelar Raaldant Hara— Mra. T. R tne factories of The Goodyear Tire 4c
Team To Play Shtdd
return game with Pleasant H1U.
Secretary
--------------- Melba Mellon
King of Whaelar waa a vlaltor la Rubber Company at Akron, Ohio, re
The Springfield High School base
Springfield defeated them on the high
Treasurer
-------------------
Jack
Danner
Springfield Monday.
cently, la Important to every ear ball team will play Shedd at Shedd on
school diamond some weeks ago.
These officers with the presidents
owner," according to W. H. Adrian May 20. The line-up will be:
In Form W altorville— Mra. W. W
of
the
various
classes
make
up
the
Goodyear dealer at Springfield.
Catcher, BUI Cox; pitcher, Everett
Such Moniker
Carter of W altervllle waa a Spring
“I t means,' be said, "that the fullest 1 Squires; 1st base. Jack Danner; 2nd student council. The student oouncll
field vlaltor Monday.
controls
the
business
of
the
student
Clerk—
"Your
name?"
experience In the manufacture of tires base, Don Bettis; 3rd base, Don Palm
Gob— ‘*C. Farine Mann "
Vlalt» H a re Monday— M ra
Perry In the world, la behind every tire that er; short stop, Lawrence Roof; left body as an orgunlzatlon.
Clerk— “1 asked yoar name, not
Wallace of Jaapvr waa a vlaltor here Goodyear turns out.
fli Id. La Verne Lawson; center field,
your occ U(M»U m !"
Monday.
"The mauy Improvement» In tire Ormell Redding; right field, Ed De
Baseball Team Defeated
building workod out In Goodyear vine.
Vlalt In Portland— Mr. and Mra. E laboratories, Including the first prac
The
baseball team of Springfield
Freeman Squires will catch for Al
CALL AND 8BE Dr. N. W
K. Pyne and Mlaa M ill« llerg vlaltad tical cord tire, the pneumatic truck bert Harper If he Is substituted.
High School was defeated by Pleasant
on prices on plate and other work, tf
In Portland over the week-end.
H ill laat week by a score of 10 to <
tiro, and Ute new balloon tire, are
There were many errors by both
reoponolble tor thia huge volume of
Theater Party Given
H et Operation— Mra. L. Caatleman
teams. Tbe Springfield team took the FOR BALB—Carbon paper la
aaleo.
The Junior Class le giving a theater
of Creawall underwent an operation
«Beets. 28x3» inches, eoltabls foe
"Goodyear flrat began producing party for the members of the Junior lead from tbe beginning and the score
performed by a local aurgeon at th»
mak-mg tracings The Nows Ottico.
tires In 1828," he said, "la Ute early Class on Wednesday evening, at the at the first of the sixth Inning was 4
Pacific Chrlallan hoapltal Monday.
years of Ibe company the output was Bell Theater. The clast Is celebrating
Move» to California— Ivan Ander- confined to bicycle and carriage tiro», after the Junior-Senior banquet and
aon, who tiae been living In Spring- so that the one hundred million tires expect to haj't- a hilarious time.
field for aomo time, haa moved to include only (be pneumatics tor motor
vehicles manufactured by Goodyear
Springfield Defeats W alker
California.
since 1802.
The Springfield High baseball nine
“Over tbre million solid and cushion
Silverton Pharmacist Haro— A. W,
defeated W alker High school Tuesday
tlrea and thousands of bicycle tire»
Burton, pharmaclat of Silverton, wav
pn the homo diamond by a score of
O P T O M E T R IS T — E Y E 8 IQ H T S P E C IA L IS T
a vlaltor at the home nt Dr. and Mra. of an earlier era are omitted In this 12 to 2.
878
W
illamette
St.
Eugene, Ore.
all
time
Goodyear
pneumatic
produce
Phetteplace Monday.
At the beginning things looked
tlon total.
JUST ONE THING, BUT—I DO IT RIGHT?
black for 8. H. 8. for ||)elr opponent«
‘•It would require 55.624 freight cars
Going to Bring»— Mra. Fred Kin»-
scored two runs In tbe first inning.
land of Creawell waa a Springfield making up a railroad train more than Toward the last of the game, how
Visitor Monday. She 1» going to Bel 42(1 miles long to transport the one 1 ever, Springfield setteld down and
knap Spring» to »pend several wreck». hundred million pneumatic tires of • played a good baseball game.
Goodyear. If the tlrea were linked to
Here From Browntvlllo— Mr. and 1 gether, it -would make a chain 48,900
Student Body Picnic Success
Mra W. C, Templeton of Brownsville miles long, eonugh to span the earth
The Student Body picnic on May 13
twice
at
the
equAtor.
were vlaltora here at the home <f
"During the period required to pro at Riverside Park -wa» an acclaimed
Dr. gnd Mre. W C Rebhan.
duce thia to tal Goodyear ha» become suceesa. Boating and swlming were
Goes to Portland— Mlaa Dorothv the largest rubber company In the the main sports. Coach Mayfield con
Abbott waa a Portland vlaltor over world, employing the biggest research ducted a baseball game among the
the week-end. She returned Sunday and engineering department» In the boys. Mr. 'Batn became an expect at
•!***-*** *
' r
night to reaume here claaaee at the tire Industry and a sales organ laat Ion Jumping double ropes, bat after be
Springfield high school.
operating In every country In the had proved his superiority In that
sport he looked for "other worlds to
. _ _ _ _ _ _
“ s.
world except Russia.
Sale Poatponed
"In addition to the Akron factorlee, conquer.”
I^ te In the afternoon a bonfire was
Methodist I-odle« have poatponed the Goodyear Company owns two fac
the food »ale which waa to have been tories In Canada, a plant In California, built and tho “eats” were served. The
held Saturday the H i t . to the follow five textile mills, coal mines, a rubber refreehments were wlenlers. bone,
plantation In the Far East, and la now potato salad, pickles, ice cream, pie.
ing Saturday May 28th.
building another tire factory In and coffee.
The patrons who chaperoned the
A. Balloon Tire with the famous Goodyear All-
Food Sale Saturday
Australia.
crowd were Mrs. Riley Snodgrass and
The United Chrlallan mlaalonary
"The Goodyear plants represent an |
Weather Tread scientifically designed to give
society will give a cooked food sale annual payroll of between 40 and 50 , Mrs. R. S. Johns.
TOWN AND VICINITY
In From Not I— Mrs R Carpontor. of
Notl. woo ■ Bprlngflrld visitor Friday
Coburg Vlaltora In Springfield—
Mr*. A. K Wbltafcer nt Cuburg woo a
vlaltor In thia city Friday
Viol« From Wendllnw—Mra. A K
Mynr of
ndl.ng waa a Ideal vteltnr
Haturday.
Fall Crook Mon Hero—Chao MrVeo,
Fall Creek, waa a »hopper hero Hal
urday.
Comae From Brownavlllo—Mra. Jim
^ ix lo n of llrnwnerllle wa» a vlaltor
In Springfield Sunday.
■aby Daughter la Born— A bahv
daughter waa born to Mr. and Mr«.
H I. Wllaon nt Wendllng.
Haro From Santa Clara— Mr» K F.
I.loyd of Santa Clara waa a Spring-
field vlaltor late laat week.
Mr». Wlaearaon Haro— Mra. George
Wlararaon of Motor K**o<c C waa u
Spring-field vlaltor Friday.
Mara From Rainbow— Mra. Oenrg"
William« of Rainbow »pent a part of
Friday In Springfield.
Vaughn Man Haro— Fred Yncke,.
reaklenl n t Vaughn, tranaactod buai-
ne»a In Springfield Friday.
Ooahen Man Hero—J. DeVoo
Goaben »pent a garl of Friday
Springfield.
of
In
Lowell Vlaltor Here— Foreet Drury
of lxiwell »pent a part of Friday ■»
Springfield.
W altervllle Realdent Haro— Mra I).
V
Farnum of W altorville waa a
Springfield »hopper Monday.
Vlalt From Portland— Mr. and (Ira.
H. C. Dyo of Portland vlalted here
over the weekend with Mra. Dye’»
alatar, Mra A. R. Sneed, and family.
vlalted over the weekend with Dr
and Mra. Carl l*hetteplace of Spring
Bold.
■
. -
T
High School News
Dr. "Royal Qick
Look!
Flrat L. D. D.—"W ell. you aee, I waa
fired out niter the flrat week."
FOR SALE— Fine lot on W illam ette
Height». >425 00 Tel. 121 M A. J.
Morgan.
It
Little Child Hurt— I I »harman re
CALL AND SEE Dr. N. W. Emery
ported to police Sunday that he ran on prices on plate and other work, tf
down the Srhlewe child, who step
ped In front of hla car while driving
Blank lTomtsaory notea and re
on a local atreet The child waa not ceipt» printed and In stock at the
aerloualy hurt.
News office.
u o ,» ,,
GOODYEAR MANUFACTURES
HUNDRED MILLION T I R E S
Dependable Eyeglass Service
In From Jaapor— Among out-of-
town vtaltora here Thuraday wero
Mra. A. Clearwater of Marrola and S. Salurady In the Odd Fellow building
W Mile» of Jaapor
Short Term Course
In From Stook Ranch — Herman
Flrat Looy D. D — "Collete only
Haofa Of the Mi-Kenale atock ranch coats me throe hundred dollars thia
near Donna waa a vlaltor here Satur
year."
day.
Second L. Dot Dope— "How ComeT"
Vlaltora Hero From Portland— Dr.
k and Mra. Ralph Milne of Portland
FAO BRHf
millions and a dally capacity of <2.000
Students Hoi I I
pneumatic tlrea and 71.000 Inner tubes,
Spring
days
are
come
and I
a yearly consumption of 100.000 bales
school
1»
almost
over.
The
Seniors
of cotton and approximately one-
seventh of all the crude rubber pro have only one week of grace before [
examinations. The rest of the school
duced.
"On the day the blundred-mllllonth w ill take their examinations tbe laat
tlrea was produced at Akron, the sec week In May.
The tendency Is to alack up on
ond tire of this series waa built In the
Goodyear Canadian factory at New school -work and harken to the "song
Toronto and the third at the Ooodyear of the brook." There Is only a short
lap to the tape, so let's take heart and
plant at Los Angeles.
“The hundred millionth tire was the try to make the home stretch a suc
new All-Weather ballon type develop-J cess.
ed after two years’ experimentation
New Student Body Officers
and announced early In January.
The results of student body election
"Incidentally,”' Mr. Adrian said,
“ More than one million of these naw | of officers for the year 1927-28 are as .
tires were sold In eighty days follow follows:
ing the Initial announcement
better traction and slow, even tread wear.
29x4.40
31x5.25
-
-
- $12.85
- $21.95
Get our low price on your size
Sprinefield Garage
W. H. ADRIAN, Prop.
—
e
A
Kills insects
by the roomful
. " .f A t f * ? ' « ' •
Oronite FLY SPRAY
Kills flies,mosquitoes,
m o t h s broaches,
etc.
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Three Days, Thursday, Friday And Saturday
AGAIN DEMONSTRATING OUR ABILITY IN GIVING VALUES.
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WHILE 88c PLAYS A
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Words—and thev will hear your-twice—the magic
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