on tho hand whllo playing foot
ball. FREE UNTIL 1916, .
IIuvo you subscribed yot for
the Youth's Companion for
191 0? Now Is tho tlnio to do ft,
News From" Springfield High School '
Sports Football ed In tho First National bank of
of tho year wns fought on tho Kate Lnnshorry 15, who Is o nro not n enj 1 sub
local Add, Oct. 19, between Eu- teaching scliool at NotI spent j fj-f
none High school and tho Saturday and Sunday at hori,!uS? J lA 1 "i1 11 .B. vco1 8
Springfield High teams. The lo-1 home In Springfield. She states ".S m. nn 1
Al hnvH worn tw-nnlv nnitmlc, Mint rIir tenches nil unities nml subscription with $2.00 Is rc-
Ughter than their opponents but has 11 pupils.
nevertheless Eugene had to Walter Bailey, '15, Is ntetnd-
vvork for every point made. Tho lug the University of Oregon
locals are working hard this this winter.
week as Junction City plays Estella Mitchell, '15, who is
hero Oct. 23, and the boys in- now Mrs. Pengra, is enrolled at
bing. I Birdie Spencer has come back l)a ,.or, down p0" informed,
ft. rtfm 'to s tt s rn tnke n nnt prfJ with keener aspirations, with a
the game Saturday and do His, unce course
covering over l,700k000 acres.
This classification has also re
sulted in eliminations, to dnto,
of approximately 15,000,000
acres additional.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING TO
FIX TAX LEVY
eelved.
Notlco Is horoby given thnt thoro
will bo n apoclnl mooting oC tho tivx
payors or school district No, 10, Mon
day evening, Novombor 22, 1915, nt
7 30 p. in., for tho purpoao or llxlng
Tho flftv-two Issues of lOlfi'!"0 n""l.ml J.n ,,,0,:,.n, t,ix "
...11T u k ,i,i t.,in. .7r 1 10 coiiBiuor ucn otuor manors nn inny
Will bO Crowded With KOOd road-1 nrnimrlv rnmn Imfnrn tint mnntlne.
lug for young and Old. Heading jSntd meotlnK will bo hold nt tho High,
that is entertaining, but not
"wishy-washy." Reading that
leaves you, when you lay tho
, broader outlook, on life. Tho
I I f 1 X
aught to be a hundred Students Witiolm Piatt. '15. who is Hf ,. imv n emwi,
there to root for Uie teaW.J3ring teaching at Blnkeloyvllle, spent i?J?Jr 1' iiT',8
ad show tho the week-end, herhome In ' ""'" . " m
your school colors and
school snlrit.
The people of Springfield:
aught to show their loyality imd
interest in the town, and school
by. going to tho game. Take a
half holiday and enjoy yourself.
You are assured that there will
not be a dull moment during
the entire game. If you are in
terested in the game show it
Saturday. B.H.
Football which has been a
back number in the High school
promises a very bright future.
The scrimmages which have
been going for the last two
weeks show thai Springfield has
some men who promise a great
future, some of these are quar
terack,Beare, right-half Bally
and,Center Grandy. The line-up
is as, follows: Pengra, left-half;
Brattain, full-back; Ballyt right
half; Beare, quarter-back Line
3. ..Granay, Center; Wpolley,
right guard? N'upl HiU, left
guard; Macheu, right tackle; Bill
Hill,, left tackje; ;Lester Hill,;
rigtttend; Feglea,, left-end;' Rex
Pul'irian, . coach; Max Green,
Manager.
tT.n,mln ftfinfoim. Sho InnHlPft I "Bi JUBIICQ UTOWOr OUCO SniU,
six .grades including the ninth, 'noT oUlor necessary,
and has IS pupils. .. If yo, w 3 0 J11 "J0 of
The Mt. Vernon school Is pro- ie briU,lJnt of. contributors,
O-
Uon of Miss Ida Carson, '14.
who will wrlto for the now vol-
achool building on Mill nlroot.
Tho following U nn ostlmnto of ox
pcndlturvs for tho yonr 1015-13:
Expentct of General Control.
llonnl nnd clork 218.00
Kloctton nnd coiibub ...... 10.00
Truancy 40.00
Clorlcnl 13.00
Expense of Instruction
Tcnchora' SnlnrloR ....... 14,000.00
Toxt Hooks ,. 2r..00
Stnttonory and Supplies .... C00.00
Expense of Operation of School Plant
janitors' uainrios l.mn.uu
Janitors' Supplies, oto 13S.00
Fuel 396.00
"Water 176.00
Light and Powfcj- 10.00
Expense of Malntenace of School
Plant
rn 'ik me In 1916, let us send you the
nc n Qrm1f.nr 'in rim TTiilvorHv i freo Forecast for 1916. 'Hulldlng Repair nnd Upkeep
of OrSon thli wlnfo? y Evcr' new Subscriber Who I of Grounds ... ... .. . . 135.00
of Oregon this winter. c,ia o on fnr 101 ft ,m noplMemwit and llopnlr of
. ,, Alumni Notes
"ilfred Coolq 15 has -returned
ta,S-H..-S.wto take a post
gratfu4te course .
2tfii5f 'Lyon '15 -is at her home
in California this,T?inter
fierbert Hansen '15 is mnldy
acima-.w iui isiu niiiicu'Hi; Kmilnmnnl KO 00
Portonnlt ,n add,tlon to tn,s year S free is- Outlay Acquisition and Construction
rersonuis I sues, The Companion Home Equipment for now Buildings C0.00
Mr. Stroud says: "Let us have ; Calendar for 1916. iterations, old nuildings .. coo.oo
fresh air. Give me fresh air or THE YOUTH'S COMPANION Equ,pmont,0nJVUpiU,,neln"ts, ' G0'00
gtve me deatli." Boston, Mass. nonds. Loans nnd invest". . 1.700.00
you say, New Subscriptions Received at Manual Training 125.00
'Did
Miss Rhodes:
who' or -hour.' this Office.
Horald: I sald, 'Whom-
w-h-o-ta-e. " 'Notice of Final Date for Filing
There is a new rule. according) Nominating Petitions
to which all students who leave Notice is hercbov. civen that
the joom during a study period au nominating petitions for the
Domestic Sclcnco nnd Art
Miscellaneous
176.00
COO.OO
must put their names on the
board. "Lester HIU, 3:30:3:30
Most of our time now is spent
In killing flies.
We had a football game, which
was very good In its way (Its
weigh.)
Nort and Brattain played a
Very good game .to say nothing
of Baero and the. rest,; .
Grandy is feeling good, over
his nose smash up the .other
nlgbt
Town Election of Nov. 2, 1915,
should bo filed with -the Town
Recorder on or-before 5 o'clock
p. m., Friday, October 22, 19JL5.
J. H. BOWER, -City
Attorney.
FOREST NOTES
There are approximately 1,
200. towns' and cities in the
United States dependent upon
the national forests for the
Business men who. are SDorts source of their water sunnlv. 0,
will. -buy one of our football During the decade.ending-wlth
tags, 25c.. the last .fiscal year the. Forest
Be a sport! Come out. to our Service has classified and opened,
game Saturday. to entry over 15,500 individual
Glenn Wqoley received a cut scattered tracts: m .the , forests,
3
Made inSpringfield
Pam$SS flie Payroll of Your Home Town
f .... .. . tf. . . , . - .... - - - . .
Total J19.953.00
New Dulldlng 1,200.00
Total .' $21,153.00
TI10& S1KBS. Chairman.
M. J.'DUUltY.
C. B. FI8CHKR.
A. P. McKINZEY, Clork.
The
Hoirife of Quality
We serve lunches and. hot
drinks, Eggimann's Candy Kit
chen. Best by Test.
Eggimann's Cafady -Kftctien
1
t , . .......
,
'
BALED HAY $10.00
PER TON1 :
BAKORE KNOXAtL
For good values,
For good bread.
Use Bakore and Knozall Flour.
All kinds' of Feed cheap.
Will do.jfe'ed chopping for Jl.GO a ton..
SPRINGFIELD FLOUR MILLS !
t'Springfie
m DaKery
Bread, Pjes, Cakes, Cookies, etc
Wedding and Party Cakes a
Specialty
S. Young, - Proprietor
t
t
.
IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED
The
Springfield Planing !ffaifl t
t Company ;
Manufacturers of"
SASH, DOOHS. MOULDINGS. BRACKETS,
TUItNINO, STAIH BUILD1NOG.
Extension Tables, Drop Leaf Tables, BBreak
fast Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards,
Safes, 8tep Ladders, Fruit Boxes
Berry Crates, Folding Clothes Racks.
The Springfield Creameify
CHAS. BARKMAN, Manager
t
ELECTRICITY
For light, heat and power.
"Madeln Springfield."
NOTICE OP ELECTION
Notice is hereby given, that tho
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION
wIUMfe held In the PUbllo Library
ibulldlnR No. 253 Main Street; betwoort'
r . .1 .1 rr. , -1 . 1 ..... rv
ocvuuu un tuiru Bircvia, iu ilia iuwa-
of Springfield.' LanV County. Oregon,
on TUESDAY. , tho Second day of
November, 191C. for the Election of
ONE MAYOR .
TWO C0UN1LMEN
ONH RECORDER '
ONE1 TREASURER . '
Also at tho raid election there will
1)0 sunbmlttcd to- tho voters for their
tpporral or rejection, Ordlaanco No.
41P "passed "by the C6m8Jon Coundll
and approved 'by the Mayor o'a the'
Hlh day -of. Decombor 1914. eptlttod
"AN ORDIDNAKCE T,0 RfiOUlATIt
I'UIJLIU CARRIERS Or 1'AbSKN-
GERS. AND TO TAX AND REGULATE-
SUCH CARRIERS," vrhlchor.
dlnanco Va's referred tq the people
by a Referendum petition.
Those In favor of said Ordinance
will vote yes, thoso against said or-
dinonco will vote no.
The polls will bo open at eight
o'clock A. M.. and will remain onen
until eight o'clock" P. M.' of said day.
Dated October 19, 1915.
HERBERT E. WALKER.
Town Recorder.
If. Try Is apd he convinced tliat it pays to .
f patronize home industries.
'
,
SPENDS ITS MONEY AT HOME
The Lane County News divided Its
expenditures last year, thus:
Supplies bought outside of Spring
field, including paper and now
machinery 20.4 p. C.
Supplies bought in Springfield, in
cluding rent, etc ., 19,1 p, c.
Payroll, entirely In Springfield...... 60.5 p. C
, ,
80 Spent at Home
: Oregon PoWer Co. I
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, t i
This Trip to the Panama
Exposition a Life
Time Event
I utw
J I'M
mml
UUTMi
Hum
Oregon Electric Ry.
"NORTH BANK ROAD" and tho Palatial
Steamships "Northern Pacific" and
"Great Nortnern"
Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. ...
BEST OF THE TRIP IN DAYLIGHT . ,
U0 GLORIOUS HOURS ON THE OCEAN -'
PARES INCLUDE MEALS, DERTII AND FREE EXTRAS
NUMEROUS BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS DURING
OCTOBER
FOREST INDUSTRIES CONVENTIONS LOGGERS' CONGRESS
DAIRY STOCK SHOWS T1ILL DEC. G OCT. 30, OREGON DAY
l'EACK CONGRESS "HONG OF PLENTY WKElC
THE FARMERS' MONTH DRAINAGE CONFERENCE
Something Doing Every Minute nt n Hundred DlfTcrent
Places In th"b Jeweled City.
Round Trip from Eugene, $30.00
H. R. KNIGHT, Agent, Eugene.
1
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Ciniipt
mm7-1 ,
Xearn
f jrouiixy-rtiuiaiiii;
CHURCH NOTICES
Methodist Church.
Corner Second and B streets
rJames T. Moore, pastor, phone
17-W.
- Next Sunday 10 A. M. Sun
day School.
11 A. M. Sermon.
Subject, "The Fount of Blcss-
tntr"
j 6:30 P. M.; Epwoth League.
7;30 P. M. Sermon. Subject,
Anaesthetics." .
Tuesday, 7:00 P. M., Mission
Study class. . .
r Tuesday, 8 P, M., Bible study
h Wednesday. 2:30, LidtetAld;
41 weunesuay t :av vnor r5ner"
eal.
V.
Thursday 7:30 P. M. Prayer
meeting.
WANTED
Another Bprlngfield Industry to
place their card in this space.
First Baptist Church.
Bible School at 10:00 A. M.
Gilbert Sillier, Supt.
Divine worsnip at Ji:uu a. m.
Sermon bv Rev. Will N. Ferris.
Theme "The man who would
not come down." Every member
should hear it.
Senior and Junior meetincs
will bp held at G.30 P. M.
Evening Evangelistic servlco
of song and sermon at 7:30 P. M.
Dr. Ferris will speak on tno
Theme "The man who did
come down."
Special music and reading by
Dr. Keeney Ferris.
A 'most cordial invitation ex
tended to all.
Strangers always welcome.
Church of Christ
n?4R Sunclav School
fcll:00 Junior Christian Endeavor
11:00 a. m.-"-Communkm and
morning sermon.
0:30 Christian isnueavor uany.
7:30 P. M. Evenlnc Services.
Wednesday 7:30 P, M. Prayer
Meet.Inir.
Thursday 7:30 Choir Rehearsal.
B. C. WIGMOUJ2,
Pastor.
Free Methodist Church.
Sabbath School at 10 a, m.
Preaching services at 11 a.m.
Prayer nnd praise service at
Tkerii js dhlyvh rlghbViy Wleam how to raise pouftsy, npd rnako
it pay from the start, and that U to lean! from, expert who bavo been
on ths Internatloiutl CorrcBOcmil-:
ence Schools 6(TryoU. TliWik NOT a bpok chcmo, but d'home Counw
01 practical icsiiona, representing the lilclonp expeneuen o( tne inoit auc
jf onmul poultry rairs in-th4 .world, w , , .;.. s .
1 The Couraj includes eV(fOthing Trttmlrijr Wnlcccssfui poultry,
1 raUhtR:' Hon to select molt proQtible. brbldi) feeding; mMkatlae tgn
aoi'roulrrr for, profit;- natural' anil 'artWcIti broodteci natural and;vrn-
. ocui 'latubauotit uvinr he6i("ceti)intioa eiaati eouitrr iBDUancca:
j eneeale of poultry; dkeasea'of poultry; poultry houiei and managument;
" turkeys; water fowl; iquabe; etc., etc
Wliat makes the Courso particularly vn.lu.iblo Is the fact tliat tlio
I. C. S. is associated with the largeiit poultry farm in tho world 10
. celebrated Rincocns I'ann, ot Brown's Mills, in-thd-Pines, N. J famoua
, for, its fine Rancocas Uj'homs nnd Dl Y-OLD-CHIX, nnd where 30,000
sggs dre marketed every .week.- .
The I. C. S. has spent thousdnda of dollars in preparing this Course
the only one ot its Kind a Courso
tliat you can master nnd arlply in
your own home, whether you livri in
the city suburbs, or country, nnd
tliat equips you to handle a few hens
or manage a lnrgo poultry 'farm.
- This Course? will help you just hs'the
. many other J. C . Connies have
helped thousands of men nnd women
in other walks of life.
The attached coupon will bring
you descriptive circular of this great
Poultry-Rnisint; Course. Fill it in
and mail it today.
laleraatioasl Ca'rretf isadeaca Scfcec-U
'( Btx 4(3 Cuvtni, Origon
fl5 ! nt Int. 4 allkxl lirtlr
till(.ii oi mr ptil. Uficlblaf l
rullrVnlii(if' Cftmtt,
:
V.,-. V .. - - "
Otr.
.Suit.
7:3d p. m., preaching iu; 8 p. m,
Tuesuay, a p. m., xoung peo
ple's prayer meeting.
Midweek prayer meeting on
Thursday at 8:QQ p. m.-
A cordial Invitation Is extend
ed to all.
M. F. CHILDS
Pttskdr.
ItoBEltT BUIINS Lodjre. No.
.78; A. M. 1 j'Auciont1 and
Accoptcd Scottish nitb Uni
versal nnd - Symholle Freo
Masons ueeta flrat and third
& Monday ovcnlnK in W. O. W.'
null, visiting brothers wol-
come.
P. A. Johnson L. K. Pago,
Secretary. . -II, W. M,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
notlco September 27, 191b,
, MAltOARBT- MORRIS. "
Administratrix with thq urlli HBscrx--od
of. the ostato ot James A. Ebbert,
deceased. M 025
(Department of tho Interior,)
U. S. Land Olllco at Roseburg, Ore
(;on, Oftobor 11, 191C.
Notice is hereby given that Sand ford
Leach, of Vldn, Oregon, who, on July
6, 1910, made HomoBtoud Entry, Sorlal
No, 0(1435, for tho S of NH'i of
Section 3, Township 17S, Rango 312.,
Willametto Morldan, has filed notlco
of Intention to mako Final Flvo-your
Proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo dcscrlbod, beforo I. P. Hewitt,
U. a. Commissioner, ut his olllco, at
Kugeno, Oregon, on tlio 20th day of
November, 1915,
Claimant muiioH'ns wltnossos: Wil
liam A, Cox, of Eugene, Oregon, Isabel
Jolly, of Eugono, Oregon, Mllo Thomp
son, of "Vida, Oregon, Joseph Wnltflold,
Vlda, Oregon.
taw to N18. J. M. UPTON
Register,
NOTICE TO CREDITOR8
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho tin
dorslgned has boon appointed by tho
County Court of Lnno County, Oregon,
administratrix with tho will annexed
of tho estate of James A. Ebbert, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against snld ostato are horoby noti
fied to present tlio sumo duly verified
and with tho proper, vouchors to tho
administratrix at tho First National
Uarik,of. SprJngflold, Orogon, within
nix months from' tho data' of tho first
publication pf this notice;.
Data of tho first publication of this
: .i,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Olllco at .Roseburg, Oro
gon, September H, 1815. , i'
Notlco Is horoby: glfbh that Ilicbartl'
O. Hall of Dlue Hirer, Orogotf, wh'tf, osi
October H. 1010, made IIomoatoad'En
try. Sorfal Nff. ;00070, Tor tho NV4 of,
SEU, 8BV4 of SEU. and NE',i- of
BWU of Section 1, township 18 S,
Rango 4 12. Willoinotto Meridian, has
filed notlco of Intention to mako Final
Fivo-year proof, to establish claim to
tho land abovo doscribod, boforo I. P.
liowltt, U. S. CouunlHslonor, at his ot
flee, at Eugeho, Oregon, on tho 25tii
day of Octobor, 1915,
Clalmunt names as witnesses:
Steven A. Landers, of Illuo River, Ore-
gon; Albert 11. Aiisman, or niuo Hir
er, Oregon; William Nosboth, of Illuo
Rlvor, Orogon; Peary O'Urion, of Dluo
River, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON.
taw-Oc21 llogtstor.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION '
Department ot tho Interior.
U. H. Land Office at Rosoburg, Ore
gon, Soptombor 20 1915. k
Notlco is horoby given (hat Robert
II. Nosbltt, ot R, F, D. No. 1, Croswoll,
Oro who, on Novombor 4, 1913, mndo
Adjoining Farm Homostcnd Entry, No,
09170, for Lot 5, Section 20, Township
18 S, Rango 2 W, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notlco of Intention to mako
Final Commutation Proof, to establish
claim to the land abovo described,
boforo I. P. liowltt U, S. Commis
sioner, at his olllco, at Eugono, Ore
gon, on tho 1st day ot Novombor, 1915.
Claimant' minion na witnesses: Thomas
J. Elliott, of It. F. 1), No. 1, Croswoll,
Oregon; Lovl Casloman, of R. F. D.
No. 1, Croswoll, Oregon; Frod Cook,
of R. F. D, No. 1, Creswoll, Orogon;
Honry Noshlt, of It. F, D, Ho, h Crqs-. ,
woij, OfP0on. taw to Oct 28 '
J. M, UPTON,
... . u Register,