THUR SD AY APRIL 19, 1938
T H E SPR IN G FIELD NEWS
PAGE FOUR
H HU f
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M ET T E P R E S S
H. E. M A X E Y , Editor.
■ntered as second class m atter, February 24. 1903 a t the
postofflce. S pringfield, O regon
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N RATE
One year in A dvance........ $1.75 T h re e M o n t h s -------- "Sc
41.00 S in g le C o p y
Sc
Btx M onths.
T H U R SD A Y A PR IL 19, 1923
DAIRYING IS RECOMMENDED
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field tru c k w as called to th e hl use
' origin of fire at joe
AMERICAN LEGION POST
w hich wait ao well u n d e r w ay th a t
TO TALK FUNDS FRIDAY
CABE PLACE IS PUZLING „tu ,. COUld he done
L ane co u n ty has had appropriated to It $74,-
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257.30 by th e se cre ta ry of sta te , rep resen tin g
No onu Is uowtt to h av e been tu tho
tXtll faced by th e pro b lem o f ra ts
C
ause
of
a
lire
w
hich
d
estro
y
ed
a
one-fo u rth of th e net receipts fro m th e a u to
vicinity of th e house w hen th e fire
ing m o u sy to c le a r up th e p o st d ebt,
mobile license fee In th e county for th e six
chicken bouse on the Jo e Cube farm j
and th e firem an culd not say
m o n th s period ending M arch 15. In o th e r w o rd s !11"’ N 'rin g fi.d d A m erican L egion poat In D ouglas G ard en s last w e ek en d tia n t i m i H ie fire w as of u u .n d l a i y orlglu.
in this period L ane county has paid $297,000 in " l11 u"‘ot 111 ,h”
,,f ,om not been d e te rm in isi by JeHse Hmll 1 No poultry wit ' d e stro y e d , It wax in-
license fees. Duly M arion and M ultnom ah conn-
1' ,l,l“ v ev en in g to go over
son. S pringfield fire chief. T he S pring ported
ties out of th e 86 in O regon pay m ore th an Lane, plane for ra isin g faints, Ja c k L um en,
com m an d er, an n o u n ces.
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M ultnom ah paving one-third of th e en tire license
A F o u rth of Ju ly c e le b ra tio n plan h smsaaaaaaaMscx
fee.
In view of th e m ounting re tu rn s from a u to tied by tb e pout w ill p ro h ah li lie
mobile lees am i gasoline tax the s ta te could well dropped, th e ciuium ainler «aid. Mem
ers of
have not r felt
In ,
afford to split 50-50 with the counties. License b "cr»
or tb
m e poat
post nave
.t t in
fees in O regon are not too high hut th e counties ' d i m d to back th e e n te rp ris e w h ich ,
get too little. More a u to license m oney should
calc u lated to ra ise m oney
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build ro ad s In th e counties and relieve real pm - 6lg band from A lbany had been en .
W hen you stop here fur gas. It Is ou r pleasure io sen
perty from m ad tax ation.
touted to fa m is h th e m usic for the
th at you get full m easure and also get gas that will give
I W hen any such schem e is raised, how ever, one day T he c e le b ra tio n ma« t hsove
you the must m ileage per gallon. Let uh fill your tuuk and
h ears about th e s ta te highw ay bonds th a t m ust been in M idway p ark .
note th e difference.
be m et. T he tru th Is the peak of th e s ta te high-
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way bond p aym ents has already been reached RELIEF FROM CURSE
and from now on these ¡»ayments will be less
Qp CONSTIPATION
LOGAN & OWEN. Props.
Sprlngllelil
while th e license fee re tu rn s a re becom ing g re a t- ;
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5th and A S tre e ts
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er. 1 hen too, w hen th e highw ay bonds w ere
A B a ttle C reek p h y sician say s. “Con
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floated it w as never an ticipated th a t as m uch atlp atio n is resp o n sib le fo r m ore nil«-'
m oney as is now com ing in would be reaside orv thaI1 nl)V olher ,.aU8e ••
Offices— 831 Miner Building. East Brondway Street
from license fees.
Im m ediate re lie f h as been f o u n d .!
T h e tim e Is com ing w hen th e ta x paying public a ta b let called K exnli o rd e r lie s h as ¡
Is going to dem and th at it be relieved of an an- been discovered T h is tab let a ttr a c ts
nual m ounting load. M aking a bigger re tu rn to ».iter from th e sy ste m into th e loay ¡
the counties, which a re now th e g o ats whon it dry. e v a c u a tin g bow el called th e colon
com es to delinquent taxes, would he a sta rt In The w ater loosens th e d ry food w aste I
the rig h t direction.
and ca u se s a g en tle, th o ro u g h , n a tu ra l
COUNTIES SHOULD HAVE B E TTER S P IJ T
Yes, Sir! A Full
Measure of Good Gas
Dairy production in Lane county should be in
creased five tim es says Mr. Ide. m an a g e r of the
s ta te chandler of com m erce, in a lette r to this
new sjiaper printed in o th e r colum ns of this issue.
Mr. Ide recently published th e s ta te m e n t th a t
only about o n e-fo u rth of the suitable a g ric u ltu r
al land in Oregon w as producing and th a t it all
could be b rought into profitable production. We
asked him to consult the L ane ag ric u ltu ra l ut-
look report and recom m end to us just w hat crops
could he produced profitably in L ane county on
o u r portion of th is land. He replies th a t a g rea t
in crease in dairying is justified.
The outlook report says in its recom m endation
as to dairying th a t "dairying conditions in Lane
county m ay be considered as satisfacto ry and
dairym en of th e county are th erefo re justified in
fully m aintaining their herds during the com ing
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m ovem ent w ith o u t fo rm in g a h a b it o r !
y e a r and m ay even expand w here feed conditions
OREGON HANK REPO R T
ev er In c reasin g th e dose.
on th eir farm will p erm it.”
S um m ary of report of condition of all Oregon
s to p suffering from c o n stip atio n ,
While we a re not so optim istic as Mr. Ide we
hanks,
as
compiled
by
S
uperintendent
of
H
anks,
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hew
a R exnll O rd erlle a t night. N ext
believe the outlook rep o rt is too conservative.
T he dairy industry m ight be profitably doubled in A A. S chram m , show s 246 banks th is s ta te as of day b rig h t. G et 24 for 25c today ut
Lane county in the next tw o y ears in o u r estim a F ebruary 28, 1928, with a g g re g a te com bined the n e a re s t K exall D rug S tore— (A ilv.i
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tion. While the outlook report says th ere has capital of $21.606.425, and com bined resources of
Loans and discounts stood a ’
sum m o ns
been an increase in dairying in L ane county $334,751,289.
since 1924 of IS per cent it appears to us th a t $151.234.198. w ith to tal deposits of $292,175.338 IN T H E C IR C U IT c o l KT o f t h e
dairying has actually gone back. C ertainly the 'S u rp lu s fund a m o u n te d to $9,495,258, and un-
v io le t L o ran g e. P laintiff, vs F ru n k
fine ou tstan d in g show herds we had five or six divided profits $4,098.253.
Som e in te restin g com parisons a re m ade w ith
Loramoe. D efendant
y ears ago have disappeared and it seem s to us
To F ru n k L orange, D efen d an t:
th e m orale in th e dairy business is not so good reports going back 20 y ears to 1908, w hen there
In th e nam e of th e S ta te of O regon,
a s it w as then. Also we have only a couple of I w ere 191 h an k s in Oregon, w ith com bined re
cream eries w here we did have half a dozen. One sources of $106.393.991. H ence it is seen th a t You a re h ereb y su m m oned and re
ray of hope can be seen in th e boys’ and girls’ while th e num ber » ( b a n k s has tn, reuse,!, In th a t
calf clubs, however. T hey seem to be c re a tin g tim e by 5o (about 26% ), resources of these in- above en title d #uit and co u rt w ithin
tripled.
j four w eek» of th e d a te of th e first
m ore in te rest in th e dairy industry th a n any stitu tio n s have m ore • th an
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pub licatio n of th is S um m ons, and if
o th e r single factor.
A m an jum ped off a sta g e into th e S a n tla m
U io u ^ u
We have alw ays believed th a t dairying and
poultry raising should be pushed in Lane county river. Som e of these stag es would m ake any- against you as p ray ed for in p lain tiff's
) C om plaint, to-w lt: fo r a d e c re e of
because th e clim atic conditions and feed are body crazy.
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tho C ourt d isso lv in g th e bonds of
particularly suited to it.
I T h e scien tists a re try in g to «nd .h e secret of “ ‘. ' S L “ L S t 'S Í 'í S e t t ' d "
We believe th a t th e g rea test draw back the in life b ut w hen they find it th ey had b e tte r not tell ant, g ru n tin g to th e plaintiff th e c a rs
d u stry is having is because of insufficient feed it to th e ir wives.
i and cu sto d y o f th e m inor ch ild ren
being produced on th e farm s. In this reg ard we
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of the plulntlff atid d e fe n d a n t, and
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hon
r such o th e r and fu r th e r relief a s to
have jokingly asked th e county agent, why he
Som ebody, we ,1
th ., in k ,, . it . is (reorgt »»
5L P ( o ohan,
has fo
th(1
Coljrt niay
ju„ Mnj e)Jun
did not advise m ore farm ers in the dairy business said: “ Silence is th e College Yell of th e School a able.
bt«?.
to move closer to tow n so they would not have of E xperience.”
T his S um m ons Is serv ed upon you
to haul th eir feed so far. We can n o t see how a
by publication by v irtu e of an o rd e r
th e H on J. T B rand. Ju d g e of
farm e r can m ake m oney in th e dairy business if
W ho's going to m ake up a list of presidential of
said C ourt, d ated and filed A pril 9.
he m u st buy practically all of his feed. Of course im possibilities?
I L92K. d ire c tin g th is S um m ons to he
som e grain feeding is necessary to the highest
I serv ed on you by pub licatio n th ereo f
production of milk but w ith soil and clim ate here
, once a w eek for four w eeks In th e
( S pringfield
News, and
th a t
you
particu larly adapted to root crops and m aterial
a n sw e r said co m p lu ln t w ithin four
for silage as well a s hay and g rain we ju st don t
w eeks from d a te of th e first p ublics
see w hy so m uch of the dairy cow ’s ratio n m ust
PEO PLE SU S P IC IO U S OF BIG B U SIN ESS
! tlon th e re o f D ate of first publication,
com e out of a feed store.
By a v ote of m o re th a n 2 to 1, th e people of P o rtla n d '
19. 1928.
Som e day Lane county will be a g reat dairy- re je e ftd a t th e polls A pril 10 th e p ro p o sal m ade by busi-
and p o Ad'dros» E u i e n ^
center. It m ight be in the next few y ears but it is n e ss in te re s ts th a t th e tw o privately-ow ned pow er com- O regon
m ore likely to be w hen the hoys and girls in club <>anies se rv in g th a t city be p e rm itte d to m erg er. And
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work grow up and ta k e th e farm reins in th eir th is in face of th e fa c t th a t a co n d itio n of th e m e rg e r :
ow n hands.
w as a su b s ta n tia l red u ctio n In ra te » for e le c tric ity for |
Editorial Comment
T here should be a million g o ats raised in Lane
county, A. C. G age, editor f th e P o rtlan d Angora
Journal, tald a C ottage Grove audience. Mr. Gage
says g o ats are not only profitable for th e m ohair
but also revitalize ru n dow n soil. In th is regard
he points out th at not as m any acres are under
cultivation in the W illam ette valley as th ere were
40 years ago.
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Next week is th e an nual spring cleanup. E very
body shuld spend a little tim e and do as good a
job a s possible. It m eans m uch to th e health
and appearance of th e city to use care during
c 1 e a n i’p tim e and a little th ro u g h o u t th e year.
April First Is Losing Its Kick
both h ousehold an d co m m ercial uses.
T h e issu e w as n o t co m p licated by th e m unicip al ow ner- 1
sh ip q u e stio n ; both co m p an ies h av e a clean reco rd , th e ir
officers a re m en o f h ig h e s t sta n d in g in th e co m m u n ity :
th e re w ere no pre-election “sc a n d a ls ” to befuddle the
voters.
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And y e t th e m e rg e r, th a t w ould h av e been of d is tin c t
econom ic a d v a n ta g e to P o rtlan d in so m an y w ays, w as
o v erw h elm in g ly d efeated .
W hy?
T h e a n s w e r is to be found In th e g re a f n eed ' fo r l
ed u catio n in so und econom ic p rin cip als am ong th e m ass
of v o ters— w ho decid e q u estio n s of public m om ent n o t on I
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