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T H E S P R IN U n m j) NEWS PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY AVGUST 4. 1927 Governor Patleison appointed K. D Non Skid Cafe Mrs. El Ion otr.'swa .a the naw gust Patron Walter, there Is sand ‘f tha m ’tress st lim it» It Malheur county Warner Pendleton, a member of ih* hoard bread. Si,.- su. < -da J. 1. Ila;ii:uark. who 1» , Oregon, livestock ssn#i«ry Warner was re< emmendeil by the Or» Yes, sir. T hat's tu ke.<p vi ally resigned. Walter gun Wool Growers association He the butter from eliding off. Garikuora In Lincoln couuty are ex- I week: R. J. Randall. Kugene and ton. both of Eugene succeeds Jay Dobbin, Enterprise perienctttg si rt • difficulty with cut- , Dorothy Simmons. Drain; Allen Thra- The city of Corvallis has lust com Brief Resume of Happenings of worms (his year. the first (or a long mer and Nriith Di*, both of Eugene; TYPEWRITER RIBBONS— Aaaorted plated the hulldlug of a new 8.(Wtl,- I ini». Morrla Morehead Morehead. Iowa, and the Week Collected for (MO gallon dam on Marys peak, »atl makes In black and blue in stoc* at Scalding water from a heated au to ' mated to he sufficient ly large tn car» Madia A. Gross Krntene; Donald MISS H1LLIK HHIta tLe News ofllce. For the conveni Our Readers. mat'll» radiator at Band burned Daaa for th» city's needs (or tit» next II Joyce and Harriett Sorenaou. both of M A H l'E L IJt....................50c ence of customer» who hava hither' John Straub •'( the I Diversity of Or» years The new dam replace» a $,. Ellensburg, W ashington; Oail Tall Phone 166 -J to not been able to get rihbona In i #00.1100 gallon dam which waa s a s h e d man and Kflle Bryant. both of Crow; Springfield we have started thia Report. reached Eugene last B ad gun about the (see last week 627 It Street Hpritwrfleld. Ore The public service eontmlaalou auth- I ant last winter Leroy Slefridge. Eugene, ami Maud new nne of ribbons for Underwoods n esd .y that * Fotta Pendleton. Julian Strait and Remingtons. Royals. L C. Smith. •ring th« Roosevelt highway near oris el the Duttlhorpe Transit Stages May Cordell, both of Eugene; Martin tf. Hereta lighthouse on th» Lane county to extend Its service from Gresham and other tnakea. H a.es and Lois Creasey. both of Seat- to Fairview and Troutdale. The eom> coast Douglas Mahoney, <1. one of the pany no» op, rale, between Portlaud beat known residents of th» Oakland and Gresham The Coos Bay Chamber of Com community, was killed recently tu an ; automobile wreck about a ll miles from merce has be. n organised, with Ban doa. Coquille. Myrtle Point. Marsh- ' ' hia home. Homer C. Campbell, the man win» field an.l North Bend as uu'.t members. built the first bridge across th» Wtl- Each city Is entitled to two delegalea Oregon's largest and brat wheat > lauiette river at Portland, died at his i home In Portland last week after a crop Is beglnnlug to flow Into I’orl- ‘ t h e U N IV E R S A L c a r land elevators at the rale of 50 to 7# . I long Illness. Reports from harvest fields near cars a day. ami by the and of next j Forest Grove Indicate that a yield of week It will be on In full swing a> i SO bushels of wheat to the acre and the rate of 180 to 220 cars a day. ac < : 50 bushels of oats to the acre 1» ex i cording to reports from Portland gram j i hrt'kers and the Port of Pori land com pected thia year. i . Ethel N Everson. Creswell, was mission. Another member of the "vanishing I elected presideut ot the National We will appreciate an opportunity to i League of District Postmasters of race ' who saw Or .<uu territory wrest- i ! Oregon at the annual session held In ed from the hands of her people by the willies has crossed the Great Di 1 Portland last week, vide. Mrs’ Virginia Miller. »8. daugh Shirley, the 2 year-old daughter o( Main at 5th ter of Chief Tomeis!» of the Cascade Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Smith, la dead at •'Where Service la King" tribe, on the Warm Spring reserva ' Astoria as the result of buras sus tion. has gone to join her white sailor tained when a small alcohol stove was ASSOCIATED OIL PRODUCTS husband. George Miller, who died In overturned on her crib. or Oliver Equipment on your farm. The new Tractor 1921 Two white "gray digger” squirrels Claims aggregating $250.000 hava j with Special Gear Equipment adds power at no extra cost. with pink eyes are the prised cap already been certified by the secre tives of Arthur Duncan of McMinn tary of the Interior for rayment to ville. who trapped the animals on hl» As an Authorized Dealer we Solicit your Ford Service. the Oregon counties In the Oregon A | larm near town last week. California land grant area In lieu of The new Columbia hoapl'al. erect taxes for 1926 on these lands- The ed in Astoria by the Columbia Luther- sums thus far certified ar»: Jackson f an conference was d d-csted last Sun county. $118.300; Coos. $46.602; Jo»* day afternoon and will be opened to phlne. $51.5*8; Benton. $21.729 5th and A Street Springfield. Ore. public service Immediately. Klamath. $9212; Washington. $5165, The old watering trough on South Curry. $3968 Riverside avenue near the public mar Oregon’s minimum wage law la not Eugene. Ore. Store 11 6th and Willamette ket. the last vestige of Medford's enforceable and employers who are horse-and-buggy sgs. was dismantled not complying with Its provisions can and hauled away last week. not be successfully isrosecuted. ac According to George Sabin, man cording to statem ents by C. A. Gram, ager ot the Oregon Caves retort. ¿333 state labor commissioner. Gram said I persons have been through the Ore he based hie opinion on recent rulings | gon caves so tar thia year, breaking of the United States supreme court all former records up to this time. holding Invalid similar lawn enacted According to Medford fruit brokers. In two other states and tn the District PEPPERELL 9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING. A nation ' half of the Rogue river valley Bart of Columbia. ally known 49c value,* lett pear crop, about 600 tons, has After 20 years of Inactivity the PEPPERELL 42 INCH TUBING. A real buy. Regular I been contracted for by canuerlea at Susanville gold mining district near j S' jc value i a price averaging about $50 per ton Ixmg Creek, has come to life and Elk CERTAINTEED 48 INCH OILCLOTH. Heavy back. To be efficient is to do all things well. To Frank Kendall. 8. son of Mr. and cr*ek on the middle fork of the John All light pattern* Day river la taking on the appearance i Mrs. W C. Kendall Canby, was sev work hard and faithfully, to observe the laws LINEN TOWELING 16 inch bleached or unbleached. erely burned last Thursday when a of 20 years ago when camps were es of health and cleanliness, to get an adequate Regular li e value celluloid eye shade, which he waa tablished along the canyon sides and am ount of fun out of life, and to save a por (he Badger tunnel came to an < nd wearing, caught fire from a match. TABLE DAMASK. 60 inch. White and colored tion of w hat you m ake for the future or for borders. Regular $1.49 value A timber sale, which resulted In because of the claims of the owners an emergency. receipts of $104,308 97. was conducted of the Stockton mine that the tunnel COLORED NAINSOOK. 36 inch. All colors. Our recently by the United Slates land of was extending Into (heir territory. Regular 39c value The mission of this bank is to help you save, Discovery of earwigs In The Dali is. fice at Roseburg. 12 tracts tn Benton. FINE GINGHAMS. 32 inch. Plain and fancy pat and to continue your personal efficiency by Linn. Lane and Coos counties being hereto eurwlgless city last Thursday terns. Regular 35c value m aking your savings earn a good rate of in threw the city council and residents j sold to ten bidders. terest with absolute safety. I. T. Beal. Parkdale potato grower, of the city into something of a panic, reported that the potato acreage of caused a special meeting of the fi i the Hood River valley has been great- nance committee of the council and | ly increased this year. Estimates place authorized the expenditure of antl- this year's acreage at 75 per cent earwlg funds, and put every household er <« the lookout (or the peats In bis ! more than a years ago own backyard. Backfire from a tractor used to The completion of the Roosevelt operate a combine Ignited a grain field on the Guderlan ranch west of Pen highway next year with the exception Protected by Electric Burglarly A la rm System dleton last week and the fire destroy of the gap In the middle between New ed 100 acres of wheat before It was port and Umpqua bay was provided for last Thursday hy the state high A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD C O U N TR Y brought under control. way commission In the awarding of Mrs. Jeannie F Miller reports a contracts for surfacing the Mohler yield of 1440 pounds, or 90 lg-pound Garibaldi section In Tillamook county packed boxes of Ring cherries from and the laikesIde-Bredsport section In SPRINGFIELD, OREGON two trees on her front lawn tn Hood Coos and Douglas counties The com River. The total returns from the mission also took preliminary steps trees will reach $316. toward beginning work on the Central Randy postoffice sold money or Oregon highway by definitely locating ders during, th e fiscal year ending the Vale-Harper section In Malheur June 30, 1927, amounting to $10,898.96, county on the south side of the Mal an increase of $1943.08 over last year. heur river and by announcing that VjMOK ROW’S telephone requirements The sale of stamps and stamped bids will be called for this fall for the paper amounted to $2016 .07. must he foreseen today; the service of the Improvement of the section between City Engineer Clark of Hood River Bend and Burns. future must he provided for in the present. and County Engineer Hurlburt are ex Increased activity of the lumber In the America of tomorrow new industries pected soon to complete u survey for business In the Pacific northwest la In will develop, trade will increase, residential a proposed pipeline from Cold springs, dlcated by the r-pci" of the West in the Lost lake area of the Mount Coast Lumbermen's association for sections will replace the vacant areas of today. 942 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon. Hood national forest, to Hood River. the week ending July 23 when 128 I here must he new telephone buildings and Representative Hawley recommend mills were Inclu'l el In the ntatemnnt ed the following persons for appoint The previous w .--. showed 118 mills, switchboards; millions of miles of new wire ment as postmasters: Thomas It. Mac two weeks ago 95 m ill', three weeks and cable; yet a larger army of men and Millan. Lebanon; Mrs. Jean W. Gould, ago 83 mills and a month ai.o 72 in,Ils women to build and operate the ever increas Leland; A. H. Hazelton. Agate Ileach; Production for the past week was 120, John J. Ransern, Shelburn, and Mrs. 633,884 feet, an Increased of 7,417.821 ing facilities; more and more trained execu Theresa Wilhelms, Bar View. over total output of the 118 mills for tives to manage and direct. Figures released by Alfred Powers, the preceding week. New business re dean, show that the University ot Ore ported during the week Just reported It costs about $385,000,000 a year to keep gon summer session in Eugene with was 114,269.012 feet, or a decline ol The colors of Cretonne is ahead of America’s demand for telephone summer flowers an increase of 155 over last summer over 13,000.000 feet as compared with the ideal sum lend an atm os service. If this vast sum is to be spent wisely mer d r a p e r y has made a greater percentage of gain orders of 127,637.553 feet for the pro phere of refresh fabric — furni than any of the 25 leading college and ceeding week Hhipments gained for and efficiently, future demands must be fore ment to your ture covering, university summer sessions In the the latter week, however, being 118,- room — or con to o , and it casted with as much precision as is humanly ventional p a t makes pillows country. Enrollment there was 563, 718,209 feet as compared with 112,- terns to harmon for dull cor possible so that materials, money, manpower compared with 408 In 1926. 636.564 for the preceding week. ize with other ners. The prices What is said to be a world record furnifhlngs. The public service commission Is will not be lacking when the need comes. Only range from for flax pulling was s«t In tin; Mount sued an order authorizing the South through the forward Ibok is the telephone Angel district last week by II. H. ern Pacific company to substitute kept ready to meet the growing demands of a Penner of Dallas, who pulled 17 acres busses for street cars In the city of In a day and a half, dayllgh to dark Eugene. The order of the commission growing nation. basis. A small tractor was used on provided that the busses must bo pro the puller. vided before the street cars are aban T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany Lightning late Sunday afternoon hit doned. the .1. P. Harding residence In Ma Commercial aviation will be Intro BELL SYSTEM dras. shocking the oeeup-ints. Mr and riuced soon In Coos county by Harold One Policy - One System - Universal .Service Mrs. Harding, anil doing about $50 Adams and Nick Perkins of Myrtle worth of damage. No fire resulted Point, who exp cl to give service from from the bolt, which entered the Myrtle Point to all reasonable dis house over a power lino. tances. tie; David Dawson. Ktigene and Beulah Itiunn. Santa Clara; Klmer Brown, The county clerk Issued marriage D ,>ter. and Cellata See rest. Lowell; licensee to the following during the ! George Turnbull and Mary Lou Bur- M a n / Oat Licenses ( I , I OREGON STATE NEWS CF GENERAL INTEREST M A R C E L L IN G You Can Prove It Plenty of Rubber in While Waiting for The NEW FORD U. S. Royal Cord Tires Demonstrate a Fordson Tractor Springfield Service Station Sales and Service Depot E. R. Danner Motor Co. 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