PAGE TWO
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1929
■81 J A -
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
P a M ta M Bvary T karato r at
•pringfHld. Laa* Coaatr. Drama.
T H E W IL L A M ET T E P R E * «
H . B. M A X B Y , Bdltov.
■atered as second class m atter, February 14, 1*03 at the
postofflce. Sprtnctield. Dregca
ANOTHER USE FOR NEW SPAPERS
MOUNTAIN STATES SHOWS
W hat I k m ore useful than a new spaper? When EXCELLENT RECORD FOR
new. It supplies news and advertising th at gives
PAST THREE MONTHS
tit* readers essential inform ation. W hen old, it is
used to w rap things in. In place of a tablecloth
An excellent reco rd of progrewe
it picnics, etc. Now a n o th e r use has been d u rin g th e punt th re e m o n lh e by th e
found th at should interest everv housewife.
M ountuln
S tatee
Cower com pany
The McKenzie highw ay is losing in popularity
due to the dust and bad portions of the road. With
the Mt. Hood loop. C rater Lake road. Redwood
highw ay and several coast highw ays oiled the
tourist often m arks th e McKenzie off’his itinerary
In favor of o th er places with b e tte r roads. Lane
county people should tak e cognizance of this
before the prestige of its m ost valuable scenic
a sse t is lost. All sections of the McKenzie high­
w ay tak en over by th e sta te as perm anent road
should be oiled.
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T ons
S ta n d a rd n e w s p rin t
H a n g in g t a p e r
P o ste r, n o ve l, ta b le ts . etc.
1.519.737
Book p ap er
1.32S.7S2
C o ve r p a lte r
26,333
508.808
1.525.305
W ritin g p ap er (fin e!
W r a p p in g
Springfield has a good flying field. A splendid
airplane, equipped w ith the sam e m otor th at
broke the w orld’s record, is operating from it
daily and is piloted by one of th e best av iato rs
in th e northw est. If you ever intend to ride
in an airplane w hat m ore could you ask for.
T ake 30 m inutes off and go up som e day. You’ll
be surprised.
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Thu
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paper
109.850
183.338
1>ai*>r board
(c o n ta in e r board*, fold-
inK hox boards, set up box boards,
i buidling boards, etc.)
Tissue p ap er
Absorbent p ap er
B uilding paper
All o th e r p ap er
3,, , 3,608
316.070
63.766
«25,589
20.884
u to rs w e re sold by (he c o m p a n y . C
M B re w e r. v ic e p re s id e n t a nd g e n e ra l
m a n a g e r o f (lie e o m p a n y has been
elected vice p resid en t m i l g e n e ra l
m anager
of
(lie
I 'a liio r n la O re g o n
P o w e r c o m p a n y , f a n t lllu r h k n o w n as
th e Copco.
V alue
I In te re s tin g a n th
s ta tis tic s w h ic h
»99.06S.924 Mhl)w
r a le i r h u rg e d fo r elec-
8.748.162 t r i c i t y by th e e o m p a n y d u rin g t ic
15.573.1)62 e a rly p a ri o f th is y e a r a re 25 p e r ce n t
160.868,747 lo w e r th a n th o se c h a rg e d In 1913
5.937.919 c o m m o n ly used as tin - p re w a r sta n d
1 0 5 .H S .H tl
a rd
T h is Is in s p ile o f th e f i e l th a t
162,579,549 la b o r and o th e r c o s ts
a re
m uch
h ig h e r n o w th a n th e y w e re b e fo re
th e w a r.
211.263.855
46.616.919
13.331.497
40.062.024
3.008.059
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10.074,070 »872.206.847
Rupture Shield
Expert
V ." -ZJ 1
P selfle C oast lum berm an, and *1 o u t
tim e a d ire c to r of Ihe Booth K elly
lum ber com pany, T he place w as e*
W A L T E R V IL L E
W a lt e r v llle
was tab llsh ed ab o u t 1899 anil th e firs '
nam ed by G eorge M lllle a n , p io n e e r p o st m a ile r waa G eorge II. Kelly.
re sid e n t of th e com m unity, for hl*
L IT T L É C O U N TR Y PAPER
son. W a lte r M lllle a n .
lie e s tlls d !
History of Local Names
Is th e re
May Keithline, of the S outh D akota S ta te s shown i>> th e q u a rte rly bulletin of
College, has discovered th at old new spapers
,uiy JUM,
,he iUH.k
MAIL SU BSC R IPTIO N RATE
for m oth-proof h o ld e rs In th e S p r ln g f n-ld v ic in it y .
P in year In Advance--------»1.75 Three M o n t h * ____ 76c m ake an excellent su stitu te
*Si M o n t h * ..................... »1 00 S in g le Copy ______ fcc bags for storing clothing d u ring the sum m er
m onths. She says if clothing is w rapped c a re ­ 'i he m oa t Im p o rta n t d e v e lo p m e n t ot
THU RSDA Y, JV I.Y 25, 1929
fully in several thicknesses of new spaper, pro­ lh< c iiiiip a n y d u rin g th e p e rio d wan
tection is provided at very sm all cost. News th e u liu o u n i-e m e n t o f th e c o n s tru c tio n
j»apcrs m ake especially good m oth-proof w rap­ u( a l e w 10.000 k llo w u t c a p a c ity ad
DAIRYING OREGON’S HO PE
pings because prin ter's ink is objectionable to d ltlo n lo th e C oon lla y s te a tti geneat-
lu g H la tlo n a t N o r th lle m l. T h e con
T here is m uch room for expansion in the dairy mot lis.
s tr u c tlo n
w o rk
w ill
b e g in
ubout
business in Oregon, and this expansion will b e tte r
Stic recom m ends that g arm en ts he dry cleaned A u g u st I. and it 1» e v p e ile d th a t the
prices instead of low ering them . R. S. Ham ilton
president of the s ta te cham ber of com m erce, told before being stored aw ay for the sum m er, since new I h in t w ill he ready (o r u> In
a m eeting of the L ane county cham ber of com ­ soiled clothing a ttra c ts m oths m ore th an d e a n J u ly . 1930.
m erce. He pointed out th at the dairy p ro d u its clothing. G arm ents should also be brushed t>> Duililtg Ute past th re e m o n th s (lie
of the sta te of W isconsin sold for 290 million dol­ rem ove m oth eggs which m ay have already been M o u n tu ln S la te s p o w e r co in p a n y so ld
lars while all the ag ricu ltu ral products of Oregon deposited. T horoughly sun the g a rm e n ts then U n gas p lu n t* uinl d is trib u tin g uyu-
put them aw ay and. if you a re inclined to be­
w ere w orth but 170 millions.
lieve il l the efficacy of Miss K ielhliue’s idea, '« iiin lo<. m a t t i l E u g e i . e u in l til .Marsh
fie ld
to th i' N o r th e r n
C itie s Gas
Oregon dairym en are m aking just b u tter, he use the new spaper.
I'o in p m i.t
said. California, w hich should be our best m a r­
(1‘. S. New spapers also keep b u s in e s s e s fr o m
ket, is dem anding b u tte r of b e tte r grade titan is
M e rc h a n d is in g
a c t iv it ie s
of
th e
usually m ade in Oregon. W hen the dairy business being m oth-eaten. The secret es 111 w is e , e f- co m p a n y also s h u w is l a s u b s ta n tia l
reach es large scale production then cream will fective advertising )
g a in d u r in g (he second q u a r te r o f
be graded as in W isconsin, and the good dairy­
1P29
D u rin g (h a t p e rio d 359 e le e lrle
T H E PAPER INDUSTRY
m an will get m ore for his product.
ra n g e s a nd o v e r 400 e le c tr ic r e f r lg e r
In the latest available figures issued by the
United S ta te s D epartm ent of C om m erce tor th e
year 1927, we find th at there lias been a not aide
increase in the consum ption of paper and paper
products over previous years.
In 1927 ¡taper and box board products in the
United S ta te s expressed in tons were:
- I f
in 1862. h u t la te r m oved to
C e n tra l O re g o n , w h e re th e c o m m u n ity I k »’ ( ti Ulti«* p a p e r fro m n lit t i r « •o tin
I ry tow n •
o f M lllle a n In D e sch u tes c o u n ty now 1
A f a r u rv fro m Ih«» (I u III oh , flin t on
h e a rs his nam e
K u m ia )* w i I k I ih uh d o w n ;
V IO A
T h e o r ig in a l nam e o f th is U ’ h p rin te d e v e ry T h tir * d u y und it
p la c e was G a fh C re e k,
T h is m im e
liiiM no H U pplentetit,
re s u lte d
111 c o n fu s io n
w ith
G ales N o r (« d o le d r o to a r u v u r r . h u i I ’m i!
wa.VH a iu ti I I ’ n Nelit
C re e k In W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
The 1
n a m e V id a was s c lc c tis l hccm iNc II h g iv e * no ( lo v e r w ih c m by n y n d lra t
«•(I bar (I n .
was th e nam e o f (he d a u g h te r o f th e
p o s tim i- le r, F ra n c is A I ’e lp o l
V h la H ilt Ntith'M tlu it M r* W illia m * (»liter
ta h i' (I h o iik - f i h ’iid * nt c a rd * ;
p o -l o ffic e was e s ta b lis h e d \ p r l l 13
“ V(» Ke» h e " Naw Juda«* M (•A rlliu»*
189.8. m o l was d ls in u llim e d \ p r l l 23.
m I ir UI iik I ir iu I m w ith friiM idN toduv
1901
II was la te r re e s ta ltlts h e d
It hiivm iti» ( 'u r l i * fu n iliv n o lil out m i!
LEABURG
l.e iilm rg
post
o ffic e
m ove d n why
was e s ta h l's h e d J a n u a ry 29. 1877. w ith O n llo u ld e r
h im
it** a lle n i» t m i
t h e r e ’M n o th ltiK ot) (In a n ic
L e a n d e r C ru x a ti as th e f ir s t |s>st
m a s te r
T h e m im e o f th e n f'h -e was It t( U h th a t th e It'■ h e k .ill* K H Y ' a l l H
F ta llu tlo n d u m o
adapt- d f r >m C ru x m i's f ir s t nam e
T h a t M i* * h a y I* r o tu r u ln a woon f »
M A R C O L A T h - post u tile , o f th is
open up h e r Ncbool,
e n m m u u lti was n in e k n o w n u.> lsuln-1
T h a t A b » u n d e r I la i g ra v e
Ioni
i
\li-uil 1895 tin* r a ilro a d was b u ilt
v a lu a b le muli»
th ro u g h th e M o h a w k v a lle y and a It 4 w.lad th a t J im m ie G a lla g h e r can h.»
a ro u n d a g a in .
s ta tio n k n o w n as M a re o la was esta h
It c liilu iH th a t (lie a lfa lfa c ro p I* u n i1 h
lls h e
tn r th e post o ffic e
As a re
ti need o f r a in ;
s u it th e post o ffic e nam e was ch a n ce d T h e HiipervlHorM vo te d fo r th e ro .v f
to ar.ree w ith th e s ta tio n nam e
The
w o rk to c o m m e n ce
w ife o f th e fo u n d e r o f th e to w n was W ill A m le iH o ii h a u le d lu m b e r for lit *
new g a ra g e and fe n ce
M ary C ole, and th e nam e M u re o li
T h e w o r h llv o n e * m uv u m ile at !»
was co m p o se d In h o n o r o f In-r
hut t h e ir * a re te n d e r aniH e*
T h in e hom e to w n Ite m * fo rm a bond
M OHAW K
R IV E R
A c c o rd in g
Io
th ro u g h m a n y yearn and m ile *
G u s t.n ils llt n e s
M o h a w k R iv e r w a s O h. lit t le c o u n try im p e l, w ith y o u r
nam ed fo r th e s tre a m In th e > t.t,- o f
Utti.» w e e k ly t a lk » ’
N ew *. ■ i k . but th e c o m p ile r ba- bi < n I lik» to w a n d e r w lt li von d o w n r •
m e m b e re d road < and w a lk *
u n a b le to fin d w ho nam ed It o r w in
( ‘ lari»
M c t’ re e ry
In
L ib era l M »
T in - O re g o n s tre a m was c u lb -il Mu
\ ’eWH
h a w k in p io n e e r days
It a p is -a rs on
a m ap as e a rly as 1856
T h e c o rre c t
VIVIAN LEMMON
na m e o f th is s tre a m Is M o h a w k R iv e r
T e a c h e r o f P ia n o and V io lin
and n o t M o h a w k C re ek
T h e re Is a
S liu le tit E ilis iin W h ite
post o ffic e c a lle d M o h a w k n e a r th e
C n iis e rv a tn rv o f Music, C ortland.
s tre a m
W E N D L IN G
W e n illln g w a n a m e d
fo r G e o rg e X W en t lin g a p ro m in e n t
Chune Eugene
290R
503 5th Ht.
S a tu rd a y s
OUR
USED CARS
« o cs .
.
T here is invested in the pulp and paper industry
? tP o ter says the O. & C. land g rant of the nation over one billion dollars in capital,
som e Piehtv nde|n»hfr ttereH r u Y ' . Wel1, there is * h ic h m akes it the seventh industry of the nation
riPbi
thousand, of “ ?n th ? new Spring- in the value of production, b ut this does not in-
W ith an O. K. T h a t C ounts
tp r p d a wav i f u ? 6 Tr »
18 going to be frit- elude th e value added th ro u g h conversion, such
a re
tered aw ay if th e sta te does not com plete th e as printing and lithographing.
Reconditioned
o
r
Checked
and sold under our
»tru ctu re before som ebody m akes them te a r it
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SATISFACTION
GUARANTEE
dow n as a m enace to the service statio n district i
T H E NEW MONFY
»cross the river.
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T here has been a m ad scram ble on the banks
¡to acquire som e of the new, unfam iliar, a ttra c -
at the
Skirts have been g etting sh o rter, long hair , tive currency. The tre a su ry is prepared to meet
and co rsets have com pletely vanished from the i the dem and only to a limited extent, because of O S B O R N E H O T E L , fro m 10 a. m. to
942 Olive S treet,
4 p. m.
E v e n in g s by te le p h o n e ap
public ball room. Now sox are being counted ■ th e big problem of distribution.
EUGENE
OREGON
p o in tm e n te o n ly .
out. Evidently fearin g w hat the next step w ill j So if you have not any of these new bills yet,
USED CAR LOT 7th and OAK
be the E ugene police m atro n has m ade an appeal d o n ’t be worried. Twelve m onths from now the
fo r sox. Will som e poet kindly help the m atron old bills will be a curiosity, not the new ones,
No C h a rg e f o r C o n s u lta tio n
out with a poem on “O Maiden, Save T hy Sox."
The new ones, by the way, are expected to
O therw ise we are afraid th ere can be nothing ¡save the governm ent about $1,500,000 a year
*573*
M r C. F. R c illic h , th.- s
done about it until rainy w eath er sets in.
due to th eir sm aller size. T he new bills a re more
s s fu l I
• • •
convenient in every way, m ake counterfeitin'? e x p e rt s a ys:
T in - " P e r fe c t R e te n tio n
S h ie ld s "
rionVomoo
. u
. j
,
1 m ore difficult and a re m ore durable th an the
C lackam as county has sold 100 carloads of bills, which will improve the sà n ita ry condition o - ' l i l I h - r i t | t t t i i p i t ti , fly , no m a tte r
p otatoes to a chain sto re this year. L ast year of the m oney we handle.
u lia t p o s itio n th e b ody assu m e s o r
how heavy a » e ig h t you l if t .
They
The best way lo keep cool both in body anti mind is on
th e chain store refused to buy anv because they
g iv e in s ta n t r e lie f, c o n tra c t th e open
w ere not up to grade. C lackam as grow ers got
E ggim ailn's ice cream amt soft drinks. I’ep yourself up
L.E. Bean, who as a m em ber of the legislatur ■ng in a r e m a r k a b ly s h o rt tim e and
busy w ith
their co u n ty - ag en t and as - a --------
result help fram e the sta te highw ay svstem bill am
L e n g th e n th e w e a k tis s u e s ( th e re a l
these hot days a t o u r fountain. W hatever is served a t
„„ j .
o f r u p tu r e , SO th a t th e y fre
.
produced a potato in which la te r introduced the first gas tax, is gone. .' - i l l
E
ggim ann's is ¡Hire and w holesom e and you'll like it.
a profitable m arket has been found ...........
. is a I leader in good road co n struction in O regon, the q u e n tly re c o v e r t h e ir p re v io u s n a tu ra l
T here
■ iln ng p o w e r, n .-.-d ln g no f u r th e r
lesson for o th er sections in potato grow ing.
Milky Way bars have found th eir place w ith the young­
splendid highw ay system should stand as a m on­ o u ts id e s u p p o rt. S to m a c h tro u b le ,
r
sters and m any olders ones, t oo.
bac-Kache,
and
c o n s tip a tio n
o fte n
um ent to his m em orv.
A- L*
caused b y R u p tu re p ro m p tly d is a p ­
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A S eattle um pire is suing the ball club for
Come In— we re alw ays prepared.
pear.
Now th a t we have definitely decided to build
$11,000 dam ages for a broken nose and three
T ru ly re m a rk a b le and p ro m p t r e ­
fractured ribs, the resu lt of a n unpopular deci­ the Siuslaw highw ay let us get busy and do it.
lts bav.j been o b tain ed not only with
sion. If the judge is a fan w e’ll bet the case is T here are several m o untains to move and it c a n ­ su
re c e n t and not fully dev elo p « ] ru p ­
not be done in a day or a year. The sooner we ture*
th row n out of court.
but also w ith old, long neglect
“ W here th e S erv ice !■ D ifferent“
• • •
s ta rt the sooner the road will be through.
ed ones.
m nnov
h
Coming to
EUGENE
On Sat. August 3
MORRIS CHEVROLET Co.
KEEP COOL—
F G G IM A N N ’S
The Lane county jail has the few est prisoners
T here are tw o worlds— th e world th a t we can
y^.a rs -
a re not gettin g b e tte r—ju st had a m easure with line and rule, and th e world th a t
j a i break.
j we fe e j wjt jj our he a rt 8 a n d im agination.— H unt.
Ingenious, re c en tly perfected de.
vices a re now holding ru p tu re s firm ly
w hich h ereto fo re n ev er had been r e ­
tain ed .
No e la s tic b elts o r n n n n n n n n n n n n n
PINKY DINKY
By Terry Gilkison
No e lastic b elts nor filthy Ieg strap s
a re used.
1 g u a ra n te e th e d u ra b ility of my
ab so lu tely sw eat and m o istu re proof,
sa n in ta ry appliance*.
75% of ru p tu re d ch ild ren reco v er
com pletely th ro u g h e x p e rt m echanical
tr e a tm e n t acco rd in g to sta tis tic s .
Do n o t w aste your m oney on w idely
ad v e rtise d m ail o rd e r co n trap tio n s.
You can n o t fit yourself.
C. F.
R e d liih , R u p tu re A p p lia n c e
E x p e rt, H o m e o ffic e , B o sto n B lo c k ,
M in n e a p o lis , M in n e s o ta .
$15 to
San Francisco
( from main line pointt)
n o w good on
4 tr a in *
So great I,as been the- demand fo r this economical
travel, the $! 5 coach fare- to San Francisco; $28 to I.os
Angeles, may now be used on all trains carrying
coaibcs flic "Shasta,”
West Coast,” "Oregonian"
and "Klamath,” (fo rm e rly the- "Coaeli Special” ) .
Good alto on Tourisl Site pert
T o provide still greater com fort at low cost, these
coaeh fares are now good on Tourist sleeping cars to
San Francisco and I.os Angeles. I liis arrangement
laves nearly lia lf your travel costs.
Planning a vacation? Phone or call on ut for
travel information
DR
E C.MEADE
O P T O M E T R I/T
1-4- W E Z T f i TH AVE
S o u th e rn P a c ific
CARL OLSON, AGENT