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THURSDAY RKPTKMBKR 8, 1927
TUB SPR lN O F ltgjì NEWS
PAOS FOUR
Published E very Thum dny a t
Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
H B. M A X E Y . Editor.
atered as second class «natter, February 34, 1903 a t the
poetoflice. Springfield, Oregon
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
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T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 8. 1927
constlpatloa. Used to g el headache»
and dlaay «pell«
T he (tret does of
now
Im . gM
go deep enough Into the fu rv .ts
n
o . almost
a u u o .e u
, v sthle
—
’ to
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A
d
lerlka
gave
me
relief-
Now I rest
I to get away from «>,„
n d r camp
i n u i re
f u s s . that
th a t Al
e over the week end anu la b o r l»ay
the tin
tin .'<n
can a and
refuse,
a l th
the
Employees of the Booth Kelly m ill w e ll."—Mra. U B rinkley. Juet O N E
present growth of patronage of our recreational advantages w ith 8 Kltbn la s s e lle of Springfield
spoonful of A dlerlka relieve« gas and
it w ill not be long until there w ill not be satisfactory re- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of Hprlugfield were alarms«! during
lh e ir noon hour Saturday by the calls that bloated frellntv »o that you can
creational offerings for our own cltlaens who love the
N O T IC B FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
of the alreu and the hasty a rriv al of eat and sleep well. Acta on B O T H up­
greaL natu ral outdoors
FOREST BXC HANUE
the fire truck. A blase of unknown per and lower bowel and removes old
A m
ajo rity
have - a feeling
No. 0175M
A
tuajvr
’*7 of the : -« p le of the county
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that they would tike to retain pretty fishtug streams ami o ep artm en t of the In te rio r, United origin set lira to the bottom of the fuel waste m atter you never thought waa
there. No m atter what you tried for
beautiful camping spots. A m ajority would like to preserve
States Land Offios, Rossburg, Ora- conveyor which supplies the H a rry
S te w a rt fuel company. T he d an ti«« your stomach. A dlerlka w ill surprlafi
these where they could be reached by an hour's drive from
gon. Septem ber 2, 1927.
[an y city o f the county. The automobile has made
• thle
* tm
Notice o ^ 1« , * i X i u ritt’«i“ co^*by ! *
was alight
T he sprinkler system at you. Flanery'a Urug M o re.
possible. fo r thousands visit the nearby recreational spots |anj 8 Johnson. President. Box 533 (he m ill would have proven adequate
every w eekend andhundreds visit those th a t require a Kugvue, Oregon, filed application No. had the fire euglne failed to arrive.
drive Of several hours. T h e game departm ent la kepi 017596, under the Act of M arch 30. It waa said
busy replenishing streams and lakes that once w ere crow d­ 1932. («3 Stat., 485) to exchange the
N W K ,. Sec. 38. N W I< N U S*. Sec. 3«.
Return From M otor T r ip — J. H
ed w ith finny beauties aw aitin g Ihe fisherman s lure.
S W t, 8 K U . and oyg S W t* . Sec 13.
M r Jenkins' Suggestion that latne county must decide, except the following Beginning a t N Young and C. W. Haynes returned
Tuesday morning from a <409 m ils
and th
a t B‘
a t no late M
date,
or not Industrial develop- W . corner of S \ \ -, w - S W - tg . - Sec
13. T p
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m ent shall be subordinated to
recreational development. 1 5 » . Il 10 W est. \V
M thence 8 5u m otor trip to Colorado. M r. Young
probably was m otivated by the
atorm of protest that was rod" ° “
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*’ • J*®"1'® estim ated that the trip coat him one
Specialixing In Tonsil»
aroused by the recent proposal to construct a power dam
«« rod*'
re n t and four m ills per mile, wear an t
on the McKenale. the moat notable recreational stream of R , 0 rodg
,hence N. 10 rods, thence tear on him self and car not Included
the county.
K. <0 rode, thence N 10 rod«. thence T h e car had made 75.000 mile« before
Over Penney'« Store
The nrettr fl«htn< stream s that <o tum bling on th e ir K 40 rod«, thence N 10 rods to N K ihe « la rt of thl« drive.
w ay t o E
W in am e tte are dally wasting
^ n d ^ h ^ .
r“ dy know of ° “r
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McMORRAN & WASHBURNBTS NEW STORE
The finest store building In Oregon outside of
Portland was occupied this week when McMorran
and Washbume moved into their new structure
in Eugene. The building is evidence of the sub­
stantial patronage Lane county has to offer. It is
also a monument to the builders that they may
well be proud of.
But more than that it is a splendid example of
what preseverenee may accomplish is business.
To
of the I beating — th e ir water« Into foam on
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lOV young man
. . . . . . . who
” — ~ may
. be doubtful
—
__ the rock» th a t cm®
In th ---
e ir - reatle«.<
uiem or impede
iiu p w c U4»»i
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future field in his home town the owners of the ooruer
b onier them
th e ir progress •••
new store should be an inspiration. Both were wanderings they ca rry w ith them hundreds of m illions of
horsepower. Aa they rush onward, they carry
once clerks in the business they own and now undeveloped
onlv th e ir own waters, when w ith no added exertion they
have housed in the fine new Store
building By
BV 0Bly
,h e lr own w ater«, when w ith no added exertton ney
store building.
being on the Job year in and year out they have could carry the refuse and wate w ater of gTeat industrial
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.- i t - j - a * a K business
i.oU .A B . onH
N ii'tp d n an
n
u«,ttn
aste their
acquired
and v builded
and o erected
p|an ta.
s h a ll •>,»„
they h
be . nerm
perm ttted
itted thus
thus to
to w
waste
their
architectural Structure that Is more than an ordi- energies’ T h a t to the question upon which we are gdng
narv department store— an institution in this part to be called to decide, and th a t shortly
of Oregon. And while doing this they have also
shall we alt quietly by and see pollution of streams
found time to be leaders in the community and p ro hibited ’ And pollution applies to refuse of any kind
as welt aa sewerage. T h a t Is X question that w ill have to
civic life of Eugene.
I be answered at once, for the movement to prohibit p dlu
a
Your Uncle Sam is glad cold stormy weather Is
coming on—which w ill put a stop to these Atlan­
tic and Pacific air hops.
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as recreatton il
refuse of great
Industrial plants, or do we want it preserved for Its beauty ?
Can we afford to preserve tt for Its beauty?
'Tis said that seeing is believing— which no
Landscapes and fro th ing riffles where the sportive
doubt accounts for so many men these days who
tra c t play hide and seek pay no taxes and provide no
think they know ALL about women.
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payrolls.
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It won’t be hard to jump a board bill when we
A m
jo rity
of the people are not w illin g to provide the
have flying restaurant*. Order parachutes now. i money for office buildings, norm al schools and hospitals
which the state needs. A re we w illin g to sacrifice a far
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Women and men are born equal, says a con­ greater am ount than our whole state governm ent costs
us In order to satisfy onr love of the graat outdoors, our
temporary, but women soon overcome It.
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September is the month when the saturation
point is reached in bathing suits.
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If you don’t want your boy to sm°ke— don’t let
him go around with his sister.
Editorial Comment»
BE
W H IC H S H A L L IT
(C o ttM e Grove Sentinel)
Lane county can be a recreational county, or It can be
an industrial county, or It can have both Industries and re­
creational features, but in the la tte r case recreational
features fWVtuW have to be subordinated to Industry.
This
was brought
In a
a round
round table
table discussion
discussion at
at a
a
This was
brought out
out in
m eeting of Lane county publishers held her«^S aturday
(rem
Mra «“•‘»M
Woodburn— M r.
and
»“J 7°““«
BOOTH-KELLY MILL
HAS ANOTHER BLAZE
Dr. Geo. A. Simon
SWK* of »aid Section 13 to place
of u
beginning.
31 n»ivo
acre« »•«”
more
vu m iiiii*. .■*
•*■ or I»««
and right« of way aa reserved tn deed
to John M ink, all In T p 1» a.. Range
10 W est. W . M w ithin Ihe Slualaw
Un)b<r on (h
N t 4 Section 4. Tp so s
ItMnge 13 W est. W
GAS SPOILED SLEEP.
MADE HER DIZZY
M . w ithin said
Sluslaw N ational Forest
T he purpose of thl« notice 1» to a l­
low all person» claim ing the land
selected, or havtug bona fide objec­
tion * to such application, an oppor­
tu n ity to file th e ir protest w ith the
Register of the U. 8. I .and Office at
Roseburg, t re gon
tion la now under way.
Any such protest or objection tnud
In the east, where Industrial development has not been be nioti
is office
omce w
m in
n
n u irty
n .
filed in
In m
this
w n ith
th
hindered such scenic treasures as the Susquehanna and davs front the date of the first publics
the H ud-on have becom e almost refuse and sewage car i'- »•■•.» •
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c n .o n ^ s
If religion could be put on the automobile basis» w ith no 111 effect except to destroy them
__with a new model every Fall—the evolutionists and scenic streams.
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Do we w ant the W illa m e tte to carry the
might
be quieted.
If long skirts for women come back into style
more men win ride in airplane*
Visitors
lovw of scenic beauties, our sentim ental feelings towards
sylvan aolltudes. gam boling tro ut s tre a m , snd shady c . o t r
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IL L A. C A N A D Y . Register.
8. 8 15 33 39: O «:
evening
The discussion startedI follow ing an address b> M c R e n z , e r i v e r w U h t h e exception of electrical
F ran k Jenkins, editor Eugene Register, who is a clo.
DOWer plants shall be a recreational stream. O n c e
s
tu d en t and an analytical one. of Lane county
conn y affialrs.
a d o p t e ( j , let
e t UR
d h p r e tQ
t
student,
afflalrs, F
„ J « , - Jg
js’adonted
US a adhere
to , It.
Who had been asked to tell what newspapers of the <'<>“ »»7 j
industry and tourists both mean much to US
couW do to bring more forcibly to the attention of
e
w jth
fore8jght both can reach high de­
public the recreational advantages of the county.
velopment in Oregon. Let's have both.
T h e «uggestion was made that more than enough al-
I
C am el
The cigarette you can smoke
with real enjoyment
If all cigarettes w ere as good
as Cam.el you w o u ld n ’t hear
an yth in g about special treat­
ments to make cigarettes good
for the throat. N oth in g takes
the place o f ch oice tobaccos«
“ For year« 1 suffered from gas anil
TRAINED YOU SUCCEED
A Eugene Business Collpge training will give you the
foundation on which to build a eucoeerful career. Enroll
today and begin with one of the new classes Monday.
For full Information about our course», address
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
"It's a Good School"
992 Willamette S t.
A. E. ROBERTS, President
Eugene, Oregon
Telephone 6t>6
,”¿ ^ 7 L^nd ORIee. "Rossburg. Ore-
gon, August 20, 1927.
N O T IC E la hereby given that Frea.l
Petsold of Eugene. <’ "g i> n . c o Crow
We K n o w Our Cand y
th „ A c“ „ f M arch 20. 1933. (42
s ,a,
to exch ange the Et* NW t*.
s w t t , and lx>t 3. Sec. 19. Tp. 17
8 , Range 11 W est. W M . w ith in the
8 l « '« w ¿ • ‘ ^ F W e . ^
u ‘
portion
for lnaustrai
Industrial P
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portion X
or streams
streams lor
purpv»™
. w(jh(n th
d>y> from t|w daU of
certain ones for recreational purposes. Neither j {h<< flfgt pUbitcst|on of th i* notice,
1. 1937.
condition should operate to the exclusion of the beginning
hertnnins September
M-ntember l.
other.
, . _ , Non-coal.
H A M IL L A. C A N A D A Y . Register.
There can be not doubt that some industrial
8e 1-8-15-33-®
development in the upper Willamette valley,
especially paper mill. Is being discouraged at the N O T IC E O F S A L E O N IM P R O V E ­
prospecte of anti-pollution sentiment in regard to
M E N T L IE N F O R B C L O S t’ R E
¡Îm rtS ’î î S 1 from Portland ^ S p rin g field shall
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N O T IC E IS ............
H E R E B Y - O lV E N In - pur
A n d , ,e t us 3 a y t h a t th e
Eugene
N O T IC E FO R P V B L H C A T IO N
FORKS T n n M « AN° K
tng spots fa r from the nmddtng crowd?
Tp
g _ Range t l W est. W M . wlth-
T h a t Is a question to which we soon must forarulsts »n i„ gaid Sluslaw N ational Forest,
answ er and a decisive one.
, T»>» purpose of «hU n»tlce I . K. sb
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low a ll persons claim ing the land
selected, o r having bona fide objer-
(tons to such application, an opportun
LET'S HAVE BOTH
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tty to file th e ir protest w ith the Regis
We would solve this problem by having a state ,„r of ,he y 8. t*nd office a t Rose
adopted policy setting aside certain streams or burg Oregon Any such protest or
i n d u s t r i a l R trp a m
Phone 8f.r>
In d unpaM
,,.rt hy ,h„ Town Re, -order
and Ice Cream and Soft Drinks too. So do you If you are
one of the bunch that makes regular stop« at Hgglmann’a.
We've been at this bustne«» a long time. It Isn't any
side line with us. To serve and to please with high quality
goods is our aim.
EGGIMANN’S
W a it For Big Circus
« ro n ^ .ï
of Spring
field to the Tow n T reasurer, and fur
th c r In pu-suance o
of f C
Chapter
220 o
of
»her
hapter 329
the General Laws of Oregon for 1927.
said list being a * follows:
A S S E S S M E N T S A G A IN S T L O T S 1 ;
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. ano 10 of Block fit '
of AVashhurne's Subdivision of S p rtn r j
filed Investm ent and “ ower Com- j
pany's Addition to Snrlngfleld. Oregon,
assessed against said lots as a whole. I
as follows:
M ain street paving assessed by O r­
dinance Num ber 280 to Sprlngfleld
i M an u factu rin g and Investm ent Com-
pnny. a corporation, on October 24th.
1911. balance due and unpaid Aug’n t
I 12th, 1927 On principal. >800.55 fioi-
I Interest on same from October, 27th.
I 191«. J528.33.
M ain afreet grading assessed by Or-
i dlnance Num ber 287 to Sprlngfleld
I M an u factu rin g and Investm ent Com­
pany. a corporation on Novem ber 20th.
1911. balance due and unpaid August
12th. 1927. On principal. 3228 13. Set-
Interest on same from Novem ber 22,
191«. 3149 IS
M ain Street curb and gutter as­
sessed bv Ordinance Num ber 288 to
Springfield
M anufacturing and In ­
vestm ent Company, a corporation on
Novem ber 20th. 1911, balance due and
unoald August 12th. 1927. On p rinci­
pal. »194 7« «fit Interest on same from
I Novem ber 22nd. 191«, 1128.48
M ain street, sidewalk assessed bv
i Ordinance Num ber 321 to Sprlngfleld
M anufacturing and Investm ent Cam-
i pany, a eoreoratlon on September
18th, 191’ balance due and unnsld
i August 1 ?th. 1927. On principal. »83 17
«fit- Inte-e-it on same from Septem ber
19th. 191 c 854 89 T o ta l due and tin-
1 paid on above described property,
821«« 47
A S S E S S M E N T S A G A IN S T T.OT 8,
Block 1, Extended Survey of Spring
field. O reron. as follow ’ :
N orth A street paving assessed by
O rdinance Num ber 379 to A. J. Per
kina and J. W Maehen on Jnnuarv
1914. balance due and unpaid
August
12th.
1927. On
principal.
»220 02. «fit Interest on same from
Febrnnrv 5th, 1914. 3171 «2.
Fourth street paving assessed bv
Ordinance Num ber 38« to A. J. Per
kins and J. W Maehen on February
1914, balance due and unpaid
I August
12th, 1927, On
principal,
8«28 77. «fi?- Interest on same from
F ebruary 28th, 191«, 8414.92. Total due
I and unpaid on above described proper
j ty, 81435 34.
I T hat I w ill on the 24th day of Reptem
l her. 1927. (Satu rd ay) at. the hours of
1 Ten o'Clock on the forenoon of said
In front of the Tow n H a ll In
Edonest Bill
3 Rings
America’s Best Circus
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PEOPLE
- ■ 125
100 Horses - Ponies
$7 5 ,0 0 0 Worth of Wild Animals
125
ELEPHANTS, LIONS, TIGERS, CAMELS. BEARS. GOATS,
DOGS, MONKEYS, LEOPARDS, BUFFALO,
ELK, GORILLAS. ZEBRAS.
AND OTHERS.
SEE TEX, WORLD'S LARGEST ELEPHANT
SEE DIAMOND, ONLY SPOTTED ELEPHANT ON EARTH
Wire Walkers, Jugglers, Acrobots
And Funny Clowns
One Day Only—Rain or Shine
SEE OPEN CAGES IN PARADE
Big Street Parade at 1:00 P. M.
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
SPRINGFIELD
M onday, Sept. 12
FALL CREEK
Tuesday, S e p t. 13