THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2*. 1929 TUE S r RING FIELD NSWB R M I F FOUR GAME REFUGE BILL IS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE This, th e tw enty-fifth y e a r of aviation, will see Published Every Thursday a t CONSOLIDATE REGENTS approxim ately 7,600,000 m iles of Hying by the ■prlngfleld, Lana County^ Oregon. by United S ta te s a ir m all alone, not to consider the The bill to set asid e i»n area In the T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS m illions of m iles dow n by o th e r a irc ra fts. Threw S litters te rrito ry for a gam e H. E. MAXET. E ditor.__________________ T he y ear 1928 show ed an increase in a ir mail refw«« ha» passed both house» and Entered as second class m atter, February 24. 1W3 at the flying of about tw o and a half million m iles over «*"»• «“»< « * * " “*■ •«*»»' poatofflce, Springfield. Oregon 1927. while th is year, w ith th e additional m ileage Qf no(j< whR.h haV(> M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A TE and new ro u tes becom ing operative, a to tal of al- k |x)th ,)((UaeH llu. mt<, Ura year In Advance..—.—$1.IS Three Months - ......TSc m ost ten millions m iles is expected to be dow n by giving th e s ta te ta x com m ission gen-! M o n th s SLttO Single C o p y ------------- 6c this b ran ch of th e a ir service. ¡u ru l su p erv isio n of th e e n tire a d in lu ls -, T H E AIR MAIL FLYERS THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS ßentiiy òoctws . Helena Rubinstein Y o u r changed W h ic h shows oom plexlons »ro to m» a m irror mo m ine ch an g ed , too. -R H A K K H P R A K E . chan g ed com plexions a re to th em a m irro r w hich show s th e m llielrs ch an g ed , too. Treatment for Thick Skins in connecfloh With th s tre a tm e n t for tra tlo n of tax law s and a ss e ssm e n t» : th e lliL 'k o r In­ of th e pores, sm all p a rtic le s of coarse night, in all kinds of w e a th er, they cover rapid travelers likes to follow a straig h t line be­ ro u tes, rare ly m issing a scheduled trip on account d u s tria l accid en t com m ission h as final­ pow der am i obi m ak eu p becom«’ very ly m ade Its w ay th ro u g h both h o u ses e a sily Im bedded, nn«l If a th orough cause it is th e nearest distance betw een tw o points, the points being in this case th e cities of of adverse w e a th er conditions. T h e ir w ork is T he hill w as bro u g h t up first and m et clea n sin g Is n eg lected for any li-nuili M edford and Portland. Air mail is tak e n aboard not sp ectacular, consequently th eir courageous w ith non-approval anil w as tubled of tim e, th e |M>r«» will becom e fe a ts seldom receive publicity. Rut they a re per­ te m p o ra rily , b u t la te r b ro u g h t up s tre tc h e d and f u r th e r enlurged. T his only a t these tw o cities. again for c o n sid eratio n . Is so m eth in g w hich should m ost cer- T h e latn e co u n ty officer sa la ry In tlan ly be g u ard ed a g a in s t, am i th e Som e tim e in the fu tu re if aviation continues to form ing „ a n im portant anti difficult part of the they a re entitled th e develop like it has since th e w ar th ere will be a w orld's work, fo r which c re a s e bill still w atts for th e g o v er­ th o ro u g h dally clea n sin g will do It. dem and for an airport in Springfield. W hen th e the highest praise. e nor'» sig n a tu re . T h e bill p assed the F o r th«« thick or oily skin 1 ad v o cate postoffice d ep artm ent m akes a w ider use of the house on Ja n u a ry 29 anil p assed th e (he dully use of a w ashing p re p a ra ­ S e n a te F e b ru a ry 4. It w as recalled tion, p re fe ra b ly In th e form of a pore a ir m ail and m ore stops are m ade in O regon an , HORN FLOW ING a ir ports on the line of these beacon lights will be from th e g o v ern o r F e b ru a ry S anil p a ste th a t really p e n e tra te s b en eath dem anded. , Onlv th e th o u g h tless m o to rist sounds his horn placed on th e tab le, but mi F e b ru a ry th e su rfa c e and d isso lv es tin- p a rtic le s • • • w hen his c a r is in a traffic jam ; h orn blowing un- 23 w as ta k e n frwm th e tab le anil r e ­ lodged In th e pores. BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION der this condition is useless and m eaningless. tu rn e d to th e governor. T h e se w ash in g p re p a ra tio n s do O th er bills of In te re st a lre a d y pass m ore th a n m erely clean s« th e pores S uch a practice irrita te s the nerves of th e m an T he consolidation of th e boards of tru ste e s of in front of th e traffic policem an on d u ty ; it e«l the tw o house» and w aitin g th e T h ey h a v e a c e rta in g ritty a c tio n <»n I th e U niversity of Oregon. O regon S ta te colleg and do esn 't clear th e jam ; it frequently a n g e rs all g o v e rn o r's ap p ro v al Include h o u se bill th e skin w hich e lim in a te s all th e | m >I j th e norm al schools m ay be all right in theory but concerned and fu rth e r delays th e m ovem ent oi 200 by H ax lett S elv ers anil F is h e r son and w aste m a te ria l. provides for th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of it is doubtful if it will w ork for th e best in terests I also recom m end th«1 o ccasional use traffic. k in d e rg a rte n s In school d is tric ts h a v ­ of th e sta te . However, since it is a law we m u st of a p e n e tra tiv e w ash in g p re p a ra tio n ; T he proper place to m ake liberal use of the ing a p o p ulation of less th a n 20.000 for any skin of heavy te x tu re , even give it a trial. , . . . rpr, horn, is w hen driving on cu rv e s; on m ountain c h ild ren of school a g e ; ho u se bill 602 though th«* po res a re not enlarge«! and i T he law sets up a board ot nine reg en ts. ro aj s Or w hen ap p ro ach in g blind in tersectio n s on |,y th e c o m m ittee on re p e a l. to r.-m-nl th e re 1» little ten d en c y Io o llln ess am i | look a fte r these schools properly th e reg e n ts win c o u n trv roa(jS- jn su ch places th e m otorist who ,h,, u«w r.-iating to reco v ery of In ju ries h ead s. have to spend all th eir tim e at th e w ork. We nave h o rn-sounding habit m ay indulge to his gU8tain. «l by gu«*»t» in a u to m o b ile a«- black A fter th e skin h a s been th oroughly a gam e com m ission and a highw ay com m ission h e a rt-s COIltent w ith a re su lta n t reduction of the ctdenta; se n a te bill it by H ailey <>f cle a n se d , the n e x t s te p Is to apply now and the w ork is a great burden on the com - a c c j(je n ^ hazard. U nder a v erag e conditions it i,ane which provide» fo r th e c a n rella- your cream w ith n p u rp o se. By th is m is s io n e r s . Only well to do m en can very well is good p ractice to heed th e in ju n ctio n : T hrow t lon of In te re st and p e n a ltie s on d.-lin I m ean a c ream th n t b est su its your afford to serve w ithout pay. aw ay your horn and use your brakes. q u en t tax es on p ro p erty a c q u ire d by sk in 's co n d itio n ; one th n t will c o rre c t • • • the s ta te of O reg o n ; s e n a te bill 104 by a condition th a t Is not norm al. And W e can not expect to go into th e fu tu re w ith the Joint co m m ittee on liv esto ck w hich I thnt cream w ill d ep en d on th e In­ th ese unpaid com m issioners a n d dem and th a t T H E MILLAGE TAX p rovides fo r th e p ro tectio n of o w n ers ) d iv id u al condition of y o u r skin. THU RSD A Y . FEBR U A R Y 28. 1829 th ey give so m uch service w ithout pay. Good ivernmenv u u i result r w u u i from . v m such actions. governm ent wm will not An equal division of the m illage ta x as betw een and p erso n s In possession of livestock T h en th e ap p lic a tio n of your m uscle ; th e U niversity of O regon and O regon S ta te col- p o u ltry nnd o th e r p e rso n al p ro p e rty , tig h te n in g p re p a ra tio n should follow, T hen th e re is a n o th e r draw back about th e con- seem s justifyable on th e basis of enrollm ent, from th eft, nnd th is should he ap p lied w ith firm solidated board. It will lose all a c tu a l touch w ith «...” . n, illa„e w as first m ade th e college ban Dn F e b ru a ry 20 G overnor P a tte rs o n upw nrd m otions th a t tone and brace, th e schools and it m ust rely on w h atever in fo n n a - - . stu d e n ts th a n the university. Now signed house bill 230 re la tin g to the follow ed by a g e n tle im ttlng In fleshy tion heads of the various in stitu tio n s give them . enrollm ent is give as 3,732 for th e university sale of co n v ict m ade goods. T h e m eas- sp o ts th a t will s tir up th«' c ircu latio n We would not be surprised th a t co n stan t bickering _ ( ^ )r p cajje~e’ including extension u re p ro h ib its m e rc h a n ts from m er an d h elp to d is trib u te th«- ta tty tissu e s w ould not go on in the board from the first m e e t- : “ T he a r „ u m en t fo; th e existing division c h a n d isin g convict m ade g««»!» re g a rd le ss of o n e 's fe a tu re s, n o th in g ing. in favor of the college is th a t th e technical brought m from o th e r sta te » u n less Is so ch arm in g as n soft, velvety com co u rses cost m ore w hich is undoubtedly true. But 'he same hav e p assed rigid s a n ita ry plexlon th a t ra d lu te s h e a lth and vital If th e system w orks we feel th a t it will be a on th e o th e r hand th e federal governm ent fur- in spection. Ity ; n o th in g Is so d e trim e n ta l to m iracle and reg en ts of th e schools whom we have C onsolidate Board of Regent b eau ty ns th e clouded, slu g g ish skill nishes a g reat deal m ore aid to th e college th a n to interview ed express th e sam e opinion. T h e bill p ro v id in g for th e a b o lish ­ Indeed, th e first d ra w s from us an th e university. m en t of th e board of re g e n ts of th e ' A W INTER SO RT AREA T he cross word puzzle cham pion of M ichigan is T he popularity of th e Upper M cKenize for 93 years old. A lthough m arried for 70 y ears he w in ter sports which h as developed in the last tw o ad m its th a t he h a s not quite figured o u t his wife. tw o years indicates th a t th ere is a g re a t fu tu re in this regard. As the McKenzie is g re a te r ad v er­ No m erc h an t ever created b e tte r business by tised as a w inter playground hundreds of m ore ------------------- people-will visit th e territo ry . And th en as th e com plaining how ro tte n business is facilities for w inter sport a re bettered th ere will be still g re a te r im petus to the sport. B ack up vour holler w ith your dollar. • • • H alf th e fun in w inter »ports is th e crow d. This h a s been exemplified by the Obsidian club. And to th is club m u st go th e credit for the w inter N O N -S E C T A R IA N R E L IG IO N sp o rt m ovem ent. A g rea t deal of volunteer work h a s been done not only on cabins of the club but (H a rris b u rg B u lletin ) in developing an area for skiing and tobogganing. Editorial • Comment, • • W omen m ay be the w eaker sex b u t no harbor h a s yet been able to talk one into a sham poo w hen they cam e in for a h air-cut. • • • In v o lu n tary ex cla m atio n of d elig h t U n iv e rsity of O regon an«l th e O regon I j w hich tu rn s Itself Inw ard and m ak es A g ricu ltu ra l college and re p la c in g us realize how b e a u tifu l even the least th em by a s ta te board of h ig h e r ed u c a ­ re g u la r fe a tu re s se e m —a g a in s t th e tion c o n sistin g of n ine m em b ers w hich b ack g ro u n d of a lovely com plexion. board w ill h a v e Joint su p erv isio n of And w hnt a m ission lies hefori both In s titu tio n s h a s p assed both th o se of us who have not now a beaut I houses. fill sk in ! W ith each «lav's Im prove rm-nt u n d e r p ro p e r c a re do we send A shland F olks V isit— Mr. nnd Mrs. out a m essag e of hope to o th e rs, for, M itchell, m o th e r nnd fa th e r of Mrs. ns th e o ne above su g g ests our D allas M urphy, v isited h e re o v e r th e w eek end. T h ey w ere accom panied on th e trip by Miss E llxab »h R ice who is a n o rm al s tu d e n t at A shland H ere from W endllng— Mr. anil Mr A new s Item from E u g en e th is w eek Is sig n ifican t of th e W ade M osby an d son. B obble, of tre n d in relig io u s lin es. It told o f a m o v em en t to e sta b lish W endllng, sp en t S un d ay h e r e at the a n o n .s e t t a ria n school of relig io n a t th e u n iv e rsity town | an(j sal(j )t ha(j t f,e b ack in g of m an y ch u rch d en o m in atio n s, hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. A. Il S need. ! O n t h e b o ard of tr u s te e s a re re p re s e n ta tiv e s from U rotest- 1 a n t C ath o lic an d H eb rew ch u rc h e s. 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B lanks are m ade of B ausch and Lomb glass in su res the j com fort and satisfactio n of the w earer. And a re finished in acco rd ­ ance w ith specified stan d ard s. We Sell ASSOCIATED GASOLINE AND CYCOL Springfield Service Station 5th and Main Streets BURNBRITE kerosene Ihe ¡¡pjrfeet korMNCiie, lor ! lohi or heal N o aoot. N o c l i n r r i i f g . A score a m i m o re o f houarliolil uss-s. I t b u rn s w ith » d e a r , w h ite Hume. A sw»’d , «-lean o tlo r. B u r n l i r i t c K e ro s e n e c o *lie n o m o r e . 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