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
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IIn
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II y
n
d f in llt d
< i p p i a i l tie
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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