Leonard Mayfield Hara Leonard
M.i111.
1,1 fol oi, i li 1.1It!• I............. h "I
H ughes
and
H erttani
H olton
of
S p rin g field anil C layton K lrklund of S pringfield high achnol. «pent Bun
t ’haae G a rd n u i left S a tu rd a y on it d ay v isitin g w llh frletul» here. Mr.
S u n d ay . S e p te m b e r 15, I» th e duy
lo u r th ro u ith C alifo rn ia on th e ir vn M ayfield ha» accep ted a pn»Ilion a»
for th e In au g u ratio n of th e a irm a il
ta llo n
T y e young iinni will re tu rn a lh le lle coach at (Iran i« I*»»» high
aervlee from th e four new 1‘aclflc
Ml-hool
to S p rin g field In about a week
Northwest air te rm in al» a t P o rtla n d .
Tacoma. Spokane and B eattie, ac-
‘ordii.K to w ord receiv ed iro n , the
and it is very doubtful if any neg o tiatio n s d i a l
m a y he entered in to will stop the fighting. While
. the trouble is supposed to be over a railroad
Bolshevism no doubt h as m uch to do with it. If
acred aa eecond d m matter. February IL 1M3 at the R ussia could get th e Chinese governm ent in (lie
I hands of Soviets th en it is possible to convert
poetofllce. Spr'ngfleld. ttregou
| the whole Chinese race. Once th is is done half
u S(.ii(tlt, ThU wU, nmh|<
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
the
w
orld's
population
will
be
bolshevistic
and
ft¥tl
M
|(.
mall
t,.rmllu,iB i„ ih(. North
_TS
e
year In A dvance------- *1 ?5 Three Month«
Se R ussia would set out to force th e d octrine on We«t. th e fifth being at I’uaco.
M onth«»! •« Single Copy
the rest of the world. Q uite a Job. it is tru e, but |Wa»hla|ton
THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER IJ. 1929
it m u st be rem em bered th a t R ussia and Chinn
K e»ident» of the N o rth w est a re in-
have
th
e
m
an
pow
er
and
once
they
can
get
»'«•«!
by th e g o v ern m en t to use th e
TI1W STATE AND ARID LANDS
|o (h(,tr rr(en(U
,he
le tte r» to th e ir friend» In the
Pr««i<lent H oover's suggestion th at th e state w here they are econom ically Independent they sen d in g R<(h
a
re
in
a
position
to
w
age
w
ar
on
th
e
rest
of
tin
Eaat.
Any
le
tte
r
of
one
ounce
w
eight
take over the arid lands unfit for hom estead
or leas may be »ent w ith an o rd in a ry
purposes Is a good one. These lands now idle world.
FwMlafead Kvary Tharoday at
BprlnifM d. Lana County. Oregon, by
TM> WILLAMETTE PRESS
H. E. MAXKY, E ditor__________________
five c e n t u lr
m all
»tum p,
an d
the
m ight be m ade to tu rn over som e revenue to the
low er left h an d c o rn e r of th e en
sta te , although this would be th e end of free
T h e new United S ta te s of E urope will a sue- velope should b e a r th e in s tru c tio n
ran g e and w ork hardship on the sm all stock cess as long as th e old w ine holds o u t am ong i
owner.
the statesm en . But when the sta te sm e n R e t' o(ftcei Bnd they «hould be m aileii tm
Some people th ink this would be an entering hom e to th eir respective co u n tries th ey will have m ed iately if they a re to he c a rrie d
w edge to tu rn in g over the national forests to I a difficult tim e to keep th e petty Jealousies iron- on th e o p en in g nay of th e new
th e states. Realizing th a t th ere is a great part 1 ed out th a t arise am ong th e various n ations service
of Oregon tn th e national forests still we would I of Europe.
M en G et H u c k le b e rrle a
be against s ta te ow nership and control of these
•
•
•
T
h
re
e
local m en. Hill Cox. I tu y
forests, fo r th e reason th a t the s ta te is not and
M cakltt»
A
contem
porary
w
rites
th
a
t
the
h
u
m
b
er
of
s t e a m ie r ,
and
L n w re m
perhaps never will be as well prepared to handle
xpeilltlon to th e to p of
m
ule
deer
has
been
cut
down
th
is
season
b
ut
nia,!e
tin
th e national forests as well as the national gov
Gobi lllll. n e a r Blue R lw r . a fte r
ernm ent. S ta te forests in o th er s ta te s have be th ere is no bag limit on hunters.
h u c k le b e rrie s Sunday. T hey
fotinil
th e b e rrie s p len tifu l on th e to p of
come political footballs with th e resu lt th a t they
th e hill, they re p o rt, anti each re
have been tu rn ed into graft.
Editorial Comment,
T he underlying idea of th e national forest is
conservation, and while th ere is plenty of private
tim ber to be c u t there is no need to put national
fo rest tim ber on the m ark et except w here it is
actually over ripe and deteriorating. Of course
com m unities n ear a national forest which expect
to prosper from cu ttin g of this tim ber will be for
s ta te ow nership, overlooking the fact th a t it is
a near-sighted policy.
T he repaym ent to the sta te for highw ay p u r
poses m oney in lieu of taxes lost by the land be
ing held by th e governm ent is a fa r b e tte r policy
th a n having this tim ber dum ped on th e m ark et,
both for th e lum ber m ark et and the state. For
th e m ost p art tim ber land is fit for nothing else
but grow ing tim ber, and when it is cut there
should he rep lan tin g if it will not reforest itself.
T h e only way we can have perpetual forests is
by refo restatio n and no doubt the forest service
will tu rn m ore and m ore to this as tim e goes on.
and we will nevei becom e a nation w ithout wood
T he Siuslaw road from M apleton to C ushm an
is to he sta rte d at once, according to th e an-
nonuncenient of the highw ay com m ission. This
connecting link to the coast m eans m uch for
Lane county and the sooner it is built the b e tte r
for the country. Likely the Roosevelt highw ay
will be finished and th e folks at Florence and
C’’shm an will be able to celebrate tw o great
events.
The first ait 'm e landed at Coos Bay last
w eek on the mud Hats. T here is a m ovem ent
on to develop an airport at Coos Bay to serve
M arshfield. N o r ’- Bend and o th er places in the
vicinity. T he stra n g e part of th e situation at
Coos p a y is that there has not been an airport
dev, loped before now.
Radio reach es every spot on the globe. This
has been proven by the program s of the various
statio n s received by the Byrd South Pole expedi
tion and the cruise of the G raf Zeppelin. Now
th a t com m unication has reached every spot
th ere is no fro n tier for radio and soon will be no
uncivilized portions left on earth.
FINHY D?M<Y
T H E C O W T A K E S TO M A S S P R O D U C T IO N
(N atio n 's B u sin ess)
. .
.
. ,
, ,
T h e cow and th e hen and th e apple tre e , ta k in g a leaf
o u t o f th e book of m ass pro d u ctio n , a re co n trib u tin g to
A g ricu ltu re 's In d u s tria l R evolution, of w hich W illiam
! H a rp e r D ean w rite s in th e S e p te m b e r is su e of N ation's
j B usiness.
“ F rom 1916 to 1926," he say s, " th e p ro d u ctio n of m ilk
1 in th is c o u n try In creased front 80 billion pounds to n early
122 billions. In th e sam e period
cow s d ecreased . P u t It a n o th e r
th e n u m b e r of d airy
way. th e n u m b er of
d airy cow s to 1000 c u sto m ers in 1916 w as 225 and in
19’ 6 C’9
’
"T h e sam e tre n d can be found in th e p ro d u ctio n of
eggs. A ccording to th e U nited S ta te s B u reau of A gricut
tu ra l E conom ics, th e n u m b er of hen s In farm flocks th is
y e a r w as ab o u t fo u r p e r c e n t less th a n a y e a r ago. and
y et p ro d u ctio n of eggs h a s Increased.
)
"T h e sam e b u reau Is au th o rity for th e s ta te m e n t th a t
| b etw een 1910 and 1915 th e n u m b er of ap p le tre e s in th e
I U n ited S ta te s d ecreased n early 40 p er cen t.
Yet pro
! d u ctio n of ap p les has been p ra ctically m ain tain ed .
"Look at it In an y w ay you will, th e fa c t s ta re s you
’ in th e face th a t few er farm w o rk ers and few er an im al
u n its not only a re m a in ta in in g volum e p roduction hut
fre q u e n tly in c re a sin g it."
A V IA T IO N
tu rn e d w llh a c o n sid e ra b le am o u n t
of th e fru it
T h e p arly left S p rin g
field at 4 o'clock S u n d ay m orning
anil got back at 8 o'clock In th e even
lug
T hi y cam e dow n th e m o u n tain
frm
from
th e »um m lt, m ore th a n «lx
mile». In one hour anil fiftee n
m inute».
TOOK SODA 20 YEARS
FOR GAS— STOPS NOW
What You Need—
CANDY
T he w arm , dry days of lnte Hummer naps one's energy
hut a bile of candy now and then will pep you up w on
derfully. C andy I h a most nourlHhing and w holesom e
food «'specially the kind Eggim ann m akes. It is an ele
m ent th a t your system re q u ire » m akes the fa t people
-dim and th e slim ones fat In m any cases.
le a d in g
m edical au th o rities now en dorse good candy as a food
and good candy I h w hat we m ake and Hell.
F G G IM A N N ’S
“W here the S ervice le Different”
OUR
USED CARS
W ith an O. K. T h a t C ounts
a re
R econditioned or C hecked and sold under our
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
MORRIS CHEVROLET Co.
942 Olive Street,
OREGON
EUGENE
USED CAR LOT 7th and OAK
*'or
1
f."
gention and sto m ach gas O ne bottle
,,f A d lerlk a b ro u g h t nte co m p lete r e
,le * " ~ J .. 11
H
A dh-rlka reliev es »tontach g as anil
so u rn e ss In T E N m inutes. A cting on
BOTH upper and low er bow el. It re-
1 m oves o il w aste m a tte r yon n ev er
th o u g h t w as In your sy stem
la«t
A d lerlk a give your sto m ach and
5ow ,q g a R E A P clea n sin g an d see
how m uch b e lte r you feel
It will
s u rp ris e y o u '- F la n e ry » l»rug S to re
Com ing to
E U G E N E
Or. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
in in te rn a l M edicine fo r the
past fifte e n years
STUM BLES
(N atio n s B u sin ess)
DOES N O T O P E R A T E
A v ia tio n s g re a te s t tro u b les a re found n o t In th e air
but on th e g ro u n d by W J. A ustin, a irp o rt builder, w rit
W ill be at
ing in N atio n 's b u sin ess on T h e G row ing P a in s of i
OSBORNE H O T E L
A viation.
W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 25
O ffic e Hours— 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
"A v iatio n .” ne say s, "w ill n e v er he able to point th,
way to b ig g er p ro fits u n til It h as m ade a b e tte r show ing
ONE DAY O N LY
on th e ground. F o r It is m ore and m ore a p p a re n t th a t
p a sse n g e r tra ffic can n ver he developed u n til a d e q u a t'
No C harge fo r C o nsu ltatio n
p a sse n g e r te rm in a ls a re av a ila b le to th e public. It is at
th e a irp o rt th a t p ublic co n fid en ce Is won o r lost.
Dr M e lb n th in is a te g u la r g ra d u
“T he tra v e lin g public is accu sto m il to th e atm o sp h e re
of sa fety , co m fo rt, and split-second p recisio n th a t p re a te In m edicine and su rg e ry and Is
licensed by the la te of O regon
lie
vails a t a first-c la ss railro a d term in al. In c o n tra s t, th e does not o p e ra te for c h ro n ic a p p e n
o rd in a ry a irp o rt m ak es no provision w h a te v e r fo r tin d icitis, gall sto n es, u lc e rs of sto m ach ,
public. T h e p a ss e n g e r ru sh in g acro ss th e field to board to n sils or ad m o id s.
■
t th h e . nFn...ti*
ni
He h j as to his ir e d it w onderful re-
a plane
is in d ■ a n g e r from
p r o p 'lle .r,
r s ,.r
or m
tax . i i i ing
d ise a se s of th e sto m ach
p lanes. In w et w e a th e r he is u su ally obliged to w ade liver,
ljy( f
bow els, blood, »kin, n erv es.
......
h e a rt, kidney, b lad d er, bed w ettin g .
th ro u g h .......
mud.
"W h a t does it m a tte r th a t tr a n s p o rt p la n e s a re being c a ta rrh , w eak
lungs, rh e u m a tism ,
built even sa fe r and m ore lu x u rio u s if co n d itio n s on th e s c ia tic a , leg u lcers an d re c ta l all
.
..
. v
i
m ents.
ground d isco u rag e p a ss e n g e rs from u sin g th e m .' Y et I
Bp|,)W ______
a r ,. , hp
n am
_____
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... _ a few of
know
of l no
a ir p p o a n ss . i e ’ i n i f g t c e - r i o sta
n in th is c o u - - n - try
w here I his
M
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M
n tj
« » » tio
v
•
IIn
I m
I I <1
II y
n
d f in llt d
< i p p i a i l tie
i ' t n u ts
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11 a O
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any
satisfie
th e com bined co m fo rt anil sa fe ty of a ra ilro a d te rm in a l who have been t r e a t 'd for on« or
I th e o th e r of th e above nam ed cau ses
m ay he found.
M rs il H. B lake, M arshfield. Ore.
A lfred U lem m ins. C orvallis. Ore.
C has. Dei sell, P o rtla n d . O re
Mrs. J.
H u n tsu c k e r, T oledo, Ore.
Jo h n L ucien. Echo, O re.
m 1
]
B e rt L am pa, S t. H elens, O re.
Mrs. M anet rvnyuer. A ises, u r v
¡
SarS
Miss Em m a T u rn e r, M lkkalo, O re.
*1 '
Mrs. Jo h n Van P elt, H arb o r. O re.
J. H. W ood. E ugene. Ore
M rs. Je n n ie W oolery. S alem , O re.
R em em b er above d a te , th a t con
siiltatlo n on th is trip will he t r i e and
th a t h is tre a tm e n t Is d iffe re n t.
M arried w om en m ust he acco m
panied by th e ir h u sb an d s
A d d ress: 4421 W est T h ird S tre e t,
i Los A ngeles, C alifornia______________
W O N D E R F U L D isplays of Ore-
’ ’ gon p ro d u rla ; Six days of .
horse ra r in g ; A uto show ; T h rillin g
fe a tu re s da ily In fro n t of 1150,000
L raiiilslaed .
Reduced F a re s on All R ailroads.
OREGON STATE FAIR r SEPT. 21-28
u h
By Terry Gilkison
OI/TINCTIVE
O P T IC A L
T R V iC E
O ur se rv ic e sta n d s out
b ecau se It's scien tific.
If you su sp e c t your
ey es Hee us.
____ _
i
Fa re:3; 1co » a Be:ii i
G r e a tly R e d u c e d
«
..
For only a third more than the regular one way fare
you may buy a roundtrip ticket to Salem during the Ore
gon State Fair.
Tickets are on sale from September 21 to 28 inclusive,
with return lim it of September 30-
ST A R T EA ST B EFO R E SE PT . 30
Only a few days left to buy summer excursion fares to
rite East. And rcmcmiter, you get more for your money
on Southern Pacific C.irfle Trips, going one way, re
turning another, visiting C alifornia en route. You
have until October 31 to complete your journey.
For all travel information, phone or call on your
local Southern Pacific agent
S o u th e rn Facial©
CARL OLSON, Agent