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THVRSDAT JUNE í. 1927
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TEN DOLLARS------- AND LIFE
PROF. DUNN SPEAKS
CHERRIES MADE WORMY
MRS. W. M. SUTTON. OF
BEFORE GRADUATES
BY FRUITFLY MAGGOTS
Six
hundred
thousand
Amercians
are
homeless.
BURNS. REPORTED DEAD
Publlshad Every Thu red ay at
Five hundred thousand are destitute and depend
Cherrlea are made wormy by the
Springfield. Lana County. Orwgon, by
The value of auatalned progreaa to-
Death rauta laat week In Mrs W. M.
ent upon charity for each succeeding meal in the
of the cherry fruit tly and ac ward achlertuiient, na opposed Io Im Bullón, of Hum», wife of » former
T H E W IL L A M E T T E FRITS
1 Mississippi valley.
“There was neer In our history such a cal cording to Don C. Moto, entomologiat mediate accompllahment of alma, was prlnrlpal of Bpringflchl arhoola. Mr«.
H. S. M A X E T . Editor.
amity," says Herbert Hoover. Henry M. Baker. of the Oregon experiment alatlon Io emphaalxcd hy Frederick Dunn. pro Bullón died al O slarlo »fiar un upara*
claaa mattar. February X IMS at tba Red Cross National Director of Disaster Relief, he effective control mwaaurea axe ap* (eaaor of luatln In the t'nlveratty of lion ami a «uvera lllneaa.
lu June and July.
Oregon, who spoke before the Hprtng-
poatoffic*. Springfield. O
calls it "the most staggering disaster the country piled
Mr Button, who aurvlvea har, was
The worm In the cherry la the mag- Held High school graduating class at
has
ever
suffered."
M A IL SUBBCRIFTION RATE
eaarclaea held laat Thursday evening. principal of the local schools for ulna
Our
people
still
do
not
appreciate
Its
magnitude
"
,arva‘
ata*
’
of
*h!
_T8s or significance, else they would DEMAND for Na- a,1,h,ljr.
Oat Tear ta Advance___ »1.78 Three Mouths
,h“n ”n’
lD‘h Hie subject was Itetelgeuae, which ha yunrs. Ha own» the Button building,
now orupled by Iba Kelela drug atora
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tional action.
, long w he. m il « r o w . P .ro d of d - defined as “earthly star."
Aftar leaving hara ba want to Hurna,
Twenty-alx
seniors
were
granted
In
the
Urgent
Deficiency
Bill,
which
fell
by
the
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fru,‘
w
,u
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TH U R S D A Y JÜNK ». 1»»7
and degree of ripeness.
diplomas by the hoard of education whara ba married Mra Bullón, a nuraa
wayside in the recent Congress because of a
cherries »how no evidence thia year Tha diplomas were present In that city.
LIBERAL TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT
partisan filibuster, was a appropriation of $8.- of Wormy
Infection until the fruit 1a ripe. Then ed by Chairman Fred Louk. after the
Mra. Button leaves a daughter by
Springfield has received much criticism In past 600,000 to buy seed, fertilizer and forage for dis the affected fruit ahrtvela »lightly, the class had been presented by Buperln- formar marriage
tricts
stricken
by
crop
failure.
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years concerning too rigid enforcement of the
tendent V. D. (lain.
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It was not a crisis Item -th e flood had not yet ,•«’» - ,tur" br’’*n' ani ’m;" ’?
traffic laws. Especially has this come from people
pear In the akin
The Aeah of tha
happened.
It
was
a
routine
precaution,
such
as
The t.lone club awards tor high
traveling over the McKenzie highway and from
cherry become» dlacolored and gradu
DR. S M ITH 'S M AG NETIC IO N A -
averages In class work wars announ
farmers. With the opening of the tourist season any prudent Congress would take.
ally decays.
TONE demonstrated and for aale hy
ced that evening, as follows:
The
entire
fund
of
$5,000,000
at
present
In
it behoves the city authorities to adopt a liberal
The adult chery fly la a two-winged
W
W
Walker. 337 Mala Street.
policy toward the travelers who pass through our sight for the rehabitation of the half million Inaect that uaually makes Ita appear Seniors —• W illiam Pollard. Kvan Springfield.
J-ld
absolutely
destitute
victims
of
the
greatest
disas
llughea.
Agatha
Reals.
Elma
Carlton.
town. WTiile reckless driving need not be toler
ance June 5 to SO. It la about two-
ter
in
our
history
is
only
a
little
more
than
HALF
Hannah
Shidler.
Margaret
tM
erklrk.
ated some drivers are more reckless at 20 miles an
thirds the alae of an ordinary houae-
hour than others at 40. Statistics show fewer of the emergency sum which Congress meant to fly. blackish, with the head and legs Juniors — Tom McKInnla, Dorene
Larimer. Cheats Hayden, W lnlfrhl
accidents from fast driving than almost any other appropriate as a matter of course.
This $5,000,000. bear in mind is not relief yellow These flies etlng the cherrr Tvaon Sophomore»— Maxine Snod-
cause. Automobiles are being made better every
with their sharp orlpoalter and place
money. The Red Cross has nearly $16.000.000,
t
. . . . , graaa, Lawrence Root. Ealher Mc
year and in consequence we have seen the speed with
which to feed, clothe and shelter the flood i 7«" fcund;r
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‘ Pherson. l-eroy Inman. Margaret
limit raised in a good many states.
victims during the peak of their suffering. Private dar’ ha“'h
"a* °
het. mature Swart». LucQIs Richmond. Dora Ped
Policemen are much to blame for many people generosity has responded magnificently to the ;
¿Thu" ¿ ‘ « 7 . u*i.£ erson
Freshmen — Nellie Ranker.
driving fast in cities. In the larger places the call upon Its mercy.
f~ “- drnpa M ,ba <rn’,nd a,d ” *pa,aa Elma Lansberry. Margaret Moeteneeo.
In
the
soil
for
the
»»Inter
JU N E
traffic officer on street corners keep cars moving
Five millions for rehabltatlon? Why. It Is onlv
The fruit-1W It controlled hy three Audrey Smith. Audrey Dentals. And
at rapid spaed to avoid congestion, fn the cities $10 apiece—ten dollars with which to start life
Toilet Good« Sale
of a poison halt »pray. rey Scholia
ons gets a bawling out for driving slow and in anew from scratch and win to comfortable Am-i applications
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the small town he gets arrested for driving fast. erlcan citizenship In a land where the per capita Th*
a” ’Mad Jun* ‘
Don't fall to aee the big Jumbo
tha a<h,lt "laa •w**F~uh«« the
Without a driver is absolutely reckless he wealth is THREE HUNDRED TIMES as much.
1 .canon 1‘actflc highway. West Spring-
And
this,
while
the
Treasury
at
Washington
is
lha
R°ya'
V
“a
b'*,n
’bow
should be 1st off with a warning for the first of
T .u day. mu«wing. th . .econd
field.
fense. After that he should be arrested by the bursting with Idle money. Give these pit lable .
applied.
■p”
Hrd. and »bout a week
officer and brought before the judge whose fine flood victims a decent lift and the future protet- | later, ** a third.
should be commensurate with the nature of the tlon to which they are entitled.
Watch ra pairing doua corrueUy
Sweetened polaon halt »pray la pre
offense.
W o rk in today—Out tomorrow. Hoy«
pared
with
one
half
pound
of
lead
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THE RECALL PETITIONERS
«
arsenate, two quart» of molasaea or 391 Main SL
Whatever
may be said about the people who sirup and ten gallons of water. Thia
CLEAR THE McKENZIE PASS
signed their names to the sheriff recall petitions, amount will spray approximately SO
»1.00 Botti» of
It is now June 9th and the McKenzie pass in still they certainly are a motley crowd. Former In trees.
TO HOLDERS OF
snow bound. In normal years traffic would be go mates of the county jail have signed in several
CARA NOME
ing over the pass for two weeks now. After the places along side professed Christian gentlemen
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
TALCUM
SUNDAY TRAFFIC HEAVY
snow quits failing in the spring the pass can be Truly politics makes strange bed fellows.
Q IVffN AW AV
cleared with sufficient effort.
Few Springfield name» are attached to the pe
AS SUMMER APPROACHES
with »vary purchase of a
ti
OCNANGC O rm iN C OF NEW
tition although there Is a considerable number of
reghlar »2.00 boa of
In response to public demand the highway com people living on the rural routes in this vicinity
k
TWUMIkT
BONDS
The record traffic of the aeaaon to
mission started a crew working on the eastern who signed. We take this to mean that the ma date puaed through Springfield Suu-
slope several days ago. There shouldw be a crew
of people In Springfield do not take readily day
U W trft
vtat S
T u it A F t r a v ’ n t S I n i
working on this side. The money it cost to clear jority
to signing their names to any list of falsehoods
All day long ears carrying holiday
1. s a g U a r l a a M M t
the pass now will be made up in a few weeks that is put on the top of a recall petition Just to crowds aped up the McKenaie high 4 C m - < * ~ l J I k a s a * a « I S a w . 1SS
a t I b a r a t e • < »«b e a r
V a » ■ ■ * . w U I u a t o r a la twaatg
travel over the highway in gasoline tax and travel saMsfy some paid circulator. The recallers would way to the cool mountains', returning a F a M a F t C T k«rt
ffikar be •e il« d f e r n J «■»»<!■■
ers expenses. The pass will not open until the mid look silly trying to prove their long list of accusa late In the evening McKenaie re- ' a f t e r a U t e e * y e
a . aa-
dle of July if we wait for nature to take its course
aorta came Into their own and did a
< aae. JUaraag ta-
thia year. Action should begin at once on the tions in court.
I
Ubar«»
Saaga
W-
good bualneaa
aOI ka »aM aa af
western slope.
Traffic
Officer
Braith
reported
th
tt
The United States has a public debt of 19 billion
CARA NOMS
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dollars but unlike other countries the debt Is to no trouble with motorists was ex
e* Wi e — I w II» l e f t
Face Powder
Girls go- to Alaska! In Juneau there are nine Its own people—Americans who have bought perlenced. and a relatively »mall num
A Roal »3 00 Valuó
b»r ° f • !> • « * • " W ir« »topped .
single men to one single woman according to governmental securities.
e
e
e
W ith the atate highway department | »aa» al awaa. VNa » » b a a a a p rt.lU a a
Both For > 2 . 0 0
press reports. There should be plenty to choose
2
«y*. i^wag||gC i «ZÍ
from.
We have just read that a "hick” town is a place aW1n* nature
the trips from either aide ap
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where over fifty per cent of the deaths are from
aah a w I r a a l « » a ia a a b a . aa 0
proach nearer and nearsr the eummlt,
Chinese soldiers raiding an American Mission natural causes. A prohibition barometer, no and a good aeaaon for the scenic a a » »sg arg i l a a — Baak.
A W. M BLLON.
started off with several hives of bees but sudden doubt.
route Is predicted once the enow Is
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figerutary a i tha Tl
ly changed their minds. Bees seem to be as good
conquered.
Hotels In Italy have abolished tipping and add-
WaaMngtoai. M ay 31. 1027.
as machine gun bullets for getting rid of China
10% to the bill for this purpose. We wonder if the
men.
David C. Matthews
waiter really gets any of this.
Death came Friday to David C.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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Flanery’«
Drug Store
There may be “many a slip between the cup * a,,hew’’ t * « " resident, and a
Scientists have figured out that If a human
-1 » I------- K..» /h._______i __________ _ farmer there for many year»
Mr |
being had the agility of a grasshopper he could and the lip” as claimed—but
there no longer are Matthews waa born In 1840 and came
jump over the flatiron building in New York.
many ‘‘twixt the flapper and public gaze.”
west In tha early days. He Is survival
a e
by »even children
Ignorance of the law excuses no one- -but
Cold hard facts are usually Just that- pxcept I The funeral was held at Pleasant I
knowledge of the law confuses everyone.
on many cold hard tombstones.
I HUI Saturday afternoon, arrangements
“ “
having been
¡ parlors bere.
made
by
the
W alker
Pastel Returns Larger
A slight increaae over May. 1928.
waa shown in postal receipt figures
Issued thia week by Postmater F. D
Hamlin.
For May, 1927, the total
receipts were »586.07; May. 1826.
total was »578 24.
new
Iow
Fares
¿Modern smokers praise the
integrity of Camels
T H IS ¡a the age of frankness and plain-speaking, and it
rates Camel first among cigarettes.
For Camel is that kind of a smoke. Camel is all quality
and no false front or show. Camels are made of the choic
est Turkish and Domestic tobaccos grown— no substitutes.
And the finest blending ever given a cigarette.
I t is Camel character that has won the smokers of today
— such honesty o f taste and fragrance as never was known
in a cigarette before. Y ou ’ll find all dreams of smoking
pleasure realized in this modern, quality cigarette.
'’H are a Camei!”
Make tha must of reduced
sum m er roundtrip fares
nowineffect. You can travel
on the train at surprisingly
lowcost.Ridc Incomfort in
long, smooth-riding coach
es hy day; roomy Pullman
accommodations for over
night travel.
Save time, m o n ey and
nervous energy by going on
the train. Fares with limits
tosuityou plan;forexample
—Sunday only roundtrips,
fares for travel over th e
w e ek -en d — Saturday to
Monday, or Friday toTues-
day. Also fares with 16-day
lim it and others good for
the summer season.
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
SERVICE has a lot to do with the pleasure of trading
at EKKintann's fountain. Everything is of the best and
the service is snappy and expert. Cleanliness prevails
through the store and It is cool and comfortable all
the time.
Make your appointments for our fountain. Its u regu
lar meeting place for lots of folks you know.
EGGIMANN’S
b e in g a s la v e
o f CIRCUMSTANCE
One of 'he most popular alibis of today Is
that one about “circumstances." The mnn
who used to have a little money but Is nearly
down and out right now lays tall his troubles
to Circumstances. It does save a lot of ex
plaining that would generally show that tho
real trouble is carelessness and extrava
gance.
Circumstances are not accidents—someone
has made them. Why shoul'1 you let some
body make your circumstances? Then In
one sure way to make them favorable for
yourself—and that is to have money In the
bank, to be Independent. You can start
building the Bort of circumstances that
create success with a savings account at
this bank.
A « k uhriui th e ie tra v e l ta v ln g i; the
ticket agent w ill tu g g t tl the
• th a t f i l l your p la n t
at lowett cott.
Southern
Pa,s
o
CARL OLSON,
Agent
îÂr-ASsüSJiîrc’
Jl
Protected by Electric Burglarly Alarm System
A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY
Commercial State Bank
Sprlnfleld, Oregon
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