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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1915)
With tht closing of the year we wish to heartily thank the people of Springfield and vicinity for their liberal patronage and invite a con tinuance of the same. WE WISH ALL A Merry Christmas AND A Happy, Prosperous Mew Year, TO FIGHT LIQUOR ADS I IN FEDERAL COURTS HAMPTON'S COR. 4th AND MAIN STREET Portland, Dec. a2. Nowsf papers published outsldo of Ore gon will lmvo to lmvo special editions without liquor ndvor? tisoments for distribution wlthtn this stnto after tho first of the year, If District Attornoy Evans enn establish in tho courts his; position on tho nntl-advortlsoi ment sections of the prohibition laws. Mr Evans said today hq will attempt to have tho federal courts In California enjoin Cali fornia publishers from mailing or expressing for distribution In Oregon any papers containing liquor advertisements of any sort. Under Mr. Evan's Interpreta tion of tho statute, publishers! who send papers with liquor ad-j vertisemonts Into this state arq guilty of a crime. As they can not be reached In another statu through the criminal courts of Oregon, he behoves his only ro4 course is to secure an injunction in the federal courts. Under a federal Injunction, a sporting publication with a nation-wide distribution at present Is forced to issue a special edH ton for Oregon under an lnjunc tion against violation of the Ore gon laws against a certain sor of medical advertisements. Advertised Letters. Springfield, Dec. 20, 1915, Mr. Al. Palmer. Mr. E. L. Mndan. Mr. C. Stone. Miss Jenle Adkson. One cent due on all ndver- dsed letters. HARRY M. STEWART, Postmaster. CRAZING ON THE provements. It is probable, so NATIONAL FORESTS the report states, that 100,000,- 1 000 pounds of beef and mutton Accordng to the annual report are sold each year from herds of the Secretary of Agriculture, and flocks occupying the langes. hara worn frmprl Irisr venr on That, tllfi forests linv nrnmntofl lux,. ii un, o x i the National Forests under pay the development of the tock ' permits, 1,724,000 cattle and industry is indicated. This is ap horses and 7,300,000 sheep and predated by stockmen and they goats. Several hundred thousand are urging that a similar system head of milch and work animals of range regulation be extended were grazed free of charge, and to the unreserved public lands, more than 3,500,000 head of The Secretary concludes by stock crossed the forests, feed- stating that it is not merely the ' ing en route, also free of charge, stock industry that has been ; To show the increased use of benefited. The grazing privilege i the forests for grazing, the Sec- has been so distributed as to pro-; retary states that during the fis- mote healthy community growth cal year 1905 there were only increase settelment, prevent mo 692000 cattle and horses and noply, and diffuse prosperity. In 1,514,000 sheep and goats on ap- other words, public control has proximately S5.00 Oacres. The served social as well as econom number of animals now sustain- ic ends.' ed in. proportion to the area of the forests is 50 per cent greater Christmas tears than it was ten years ago. Since 1 1905 the number of persons Tho day returns by which we date our holding grazing privileges has years: Increased 200 per cent. This can Day of the i 01 living, that means be attributed principally to wider hfe: use by settlers and small stock- D f the nyaI Chlid.-and day that men 1 brIngs - According to the report, the To older hearts the girt ot Christmas greater part of the summer; "tears range in the Western States is ,',,. in tie National Forests. Under the candles twinkle through the regulated government sys- '. n? , ees' , . . . , m fw, rnra ,, t,H1I,1 fiW n cblldren.-shout when Baby clasps 13 All Odd Fellows and Rebe- kahs. There will be a Now Years box sent to the Odd Fellows home at Portland. All wishing to help bring donations to the reception room in Odd Fellows building Monday; box to be sent Tuesday. his hands, Old Armitage place near Eu gene will be electric farm under Oregon Power Company's plan to furnish farmers electricity. Minimum wage law gives Portland women workers eight mills on the dollar. Oregon-Utah Beet Sugar Co. has 365 1-2 acreB contracted In Jackson Co. O. W. R. & N. Co. will soon have monthly payroll of $10,000 at Pilot Rock Junction. Ashland Pompadour Llthia Springs Incorporated ?100,000. Fanners of Umatilla County want Great Southern R. R. ex tended to Columbia river. Willamette Valley Southern likely to build to Silverton ip the spring. MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms, and city property, call at my office 32 East 8th Ave, Eugene, or call Phone 868. 76tf F. J. BERGER against the Town of Springfield. Interest "will cease after Decni bor'lM, 1915. By order of tho Town Council. LILLIAN OOHR1E, Dec. 20-3-7-0. Treasurer-. CHURCH NOTICES1, Methodist Church. Corner Second and D Rtreqts 'James T. Mooro, pHStor, phone 117-W. Next Sunday- 10 A. M. Sun day School. Now Ufa and zeal la In ovl donco In this wide awnko school. Bo on tlmo, catch tho spirit and enthusiasm of this body of work ers, vou aro cordially invited to n nart in its folio wnh In and work. Welcome. 11.A. M. Sermon Subject Lovo and Its Gift." 6:30 P. M. Epworth loguo. 7:30 P.M. Sormon. Subject, "When Jesus was Born." Special music will feature tho sorvlces of itho enttro day, and all tho sorv lces will partake of tho spirit of the festal season. A most cordial invltnllon is extended to nil to join us In the worship of the Holy Child upon his natal day. , Watch .night service, Friday evening, beginning at 9 o'clock. The Row T. L. Jones will bo in charge. On tho morning of Sunday, Jan. 2, 1916. Revival services will begin In tho M.- E. church under tho lead of Mr. Jones. Wednesday, 2:30, Ladles Aid. v Wednesday Y:30 Choir reher sal. Thursday 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting. imtm I First Baptist Church. f Rev. Will N. Ferris, minister. t Blblo School at 10:00 A. M. Gilbert Miller, Supt. Divine Worship at 11:00 A.M. X Sermon by Pastor, Theme, IfTllrt linnm nhnvo nvorv untiin " ?A Christmas message. Senior and Junior moot Intra .will bo held nt 6.30 P. M. - Evening service of sermon and esong at 7:30. Walter Bailey will preach, his many friends will cordially wel come him and give an attentive SPECIAL FARES FOR YEAR-END TRIPS on w Oregon Electric Ry. Tho popular Wllliunotto Valley Uouto ROUND TRIP RATES In offect between Willamette Valley points, Deo. 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 31st, 1916, and Jan. iBt, 1910. K Final return limit on Tickets sold thoso dates Is January 4, 1910. Plan Your Christmas and New Year holidays accordingly Round trip rates of $30 and $26.70 from PORTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO Via "Tho North Bank" rnll and S. S. "Northern Pacific," Dec 20, 21, 21, 25, 29,- 30. Return limit Jan. 4. Meals and berth Included in fares. For f urthor details consult II. R. KNIGHT, Agont Eugene, Oregon. nudlanco. Special music by tho Chorus Choir. All are Invited. Strangers nhvays welcomo. Church of Christ 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Junior Christian Endeavor 11:00 a. m. Communion and morning sormon. 6:30 Christian Endeavor Rally. 7:30 P. M. Evening Services. Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 Choir Rohearsal. E. C. WIGMORE, Pastor. Free Methodist Church.. Sabbath School at 10 a. in. Preaching services at 11 a.m. Prayer and praise service at 7 P. M., preaching at 7:30 P. M. Tuesday, 7:30 P. M., Young noonlo's nravor meeting. ivimwooK prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 P.M. A cordial Invitation Is extend ed to all. M. F. CI1ILDS Pastor. A nOUEUT MUItNS LodKO. No. 78, A. M. V., Ancient and Accoplod Scottlnn Hlto Uni versal and Symbolic Froo Manonn moots first nnd third Monday evening In V. O. W. hall. Visiting brothers vol como. V, A. Johnson Secretary, Ii. K. Pnuo, IU W. M. tern the forage is utilized fully, tiTi't Virnf fn filter r troo rmvrt li against watershed damage. It is Your . . are am... stated that tne productively or me why the land for forage in most ! Vour oye. ofI6 .Q ard f of chrlstmag places at uen icaiuicu unu everywhere is increasing; the in dustry has been made more stable; stock comes from the tears? forests in better condition; range wars have stopped; ranch prop erty has increased in value; and a larger area has been made ; available through range 9 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FARMERS' AND HOME-MAKERS' WEEK and RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES January 3 to 8, iqi6 Live Information, riartlcal Help lot the liome the Pruj, Ihr Community. Convrutioti. of Oirou' Clralrst Industrie! Copfcrrnccnou Oregon' Moil Vilal Frublrmf I.KCT0KKS DUMONhTKA rlONh HXIIIHITIONrt-KNTI'.KTAINMKNTa Two IhouMind people attended IukI yeat. It I a great place to make frienda with live- , lliiukew aud live IhouKlita, )iil worker, and rooiI work. . . i Was It a silent voice that Joined tho song? A vanished face that glimmered once again Among the happy circle round tho tree? im-'v'as It an unseen hand that touched your cheek And 'brought the secret gift of Christ mas tears? WINTER SHORT COURSH January 10 to February 4, 1916 A Practical Agricultural Comae lu a Nut Shell. Applied ftcieuce In Actual Work of the farm nnd HouwrhoW. Couraea In FRUIT KAISI.VU, KAKM CROPS, BOILS, STOCK RAISING, DAIRY WORK, POULTRY RAISING, GARDENING, COOK ING, SKWING. IlOUSimOLD ARTS, IIOMK NURSING, BUSINESS MKTIIODS, KOAU HUH, IMNU. FARM HNOINKHRING, RURAL OROANIZATIONS, MARKKTINO. Corrcapondeuce Couraca Without Tuitlan, Hxpert Inatructlon In Mualc, 7 'Reduced railroad ralea. r program write to The Cellega Exchange. Oregon Wnk l . AHei)iigri coiiega. qorvaiiit, ii.wii-l to f-i) $7,000 water system. Not dark and angry like tho winter storm Of selfish grief, but full of starry gleams, -And soft and still that others may not weep, Dews of remembered happiness de cend To bless us with the gift of Christmas tears. Ah, Josetthra, not; dear heart, life ha's no pearls More pure than memories of tho Joy love shared. See, while we count them one by one, , with prayer, , t Tho Heavenly hope that' lights the Christmas trey ITas made a ralijbow In our Christmas tears! Selected. Gastbh'haslet' contractor Good reliable fire Insurance. No assessments; no membership fee. Pay once and you are done. H. E. Walker at the City Hall. SPRINGFIELD PEOPLE 1 PRAISE SIMPLE MIXTURE Many In Springfield praise the sim ple mixture of buckthorn bartt, glycer ine, etc., know as Adler-1-ka. This remedy is tho most THOROUGH bowel dcanser over sold being even used successfully In appendicitis. ONH SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour ot gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after you take it tho gasses rumble and pass out. Adlerika cannot grip and the INSTANT action Is surprising. M. M. PEEItY DRUG CO. Thur.C Made in Springfield Patronize the Payroll of Your Home Town -i ' t The House of Quality : Springfield Bakery : fi Fino Line of Box Goods, Fresh Made, Put up to Your Order. Hot Drinks, Ice Cream and Soda Water. Eggimann's Candy Kitchen BALED HAY $10.00 PER TON DAKORE KNOXALL For good values, For good bread, Ubo Uakoro nnd Knoxnll Flour. All kinds of Food cheap. Will do feed chopping for ?1.G0 a ton. SPRINGFIELD FLOUR MILLS Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, etc. Wedding and Party Cakes a Specialty CALL FOR WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that I will nay all outstandine Street improvement warrants up to and Including number 6798 and all Ceneral Fund warrants up to and including number G432 S. Young, - Proprietor The Springfield Planing Mill Company Manufacturers ot SASH, DOOItS, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, TURNING, STAIR I3UILDINGO, Extension Tablos, Drop Loaf Tablos, IlDreak fast TabloH, Kitchen Cablnots, CupbonrdB, Safes, Slop Ladders, Fruit Uoxes Horry Crates, Folding Clothes Racks. , ! Classified Ads For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Etc. FOR RENT Furnished house- Keeping rooms. Call E. E. Lee, aeconu nana store. sstr LOST Signet ring with letter "B". Finder please leave at Newsofnce. Ul CHOICE 1G0 A. Wheat and corn farm, Improved, three - miles from Merino, Colo, Price $50. per A. Exchange for good 6 rami near Springfield, C. R. fcJEdr, MerinC It liOSTT-Wjdte kid glove, black v stitching. "Finder leave at tho wews oiuce. 94 . ' j t IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED The Springfield Creamery CHAS. BARKMAN, Manager Try Is and be convinced that It pays to patronize homo Industries. if ELECTRICITY . For light, heat and power. . 'Mado In Springfield." Oregon Power Co. I 1 , 160 Spent at Home i m SPENDS ITS MONEY AT HOME The Lane County News divided Its expenditures last year, thus: Supplies bought outsldo of Spring Held, Including paper and now machinery ........ 20.4 p. c. Supplies bought In Sprlngflold, In- cludlnE rent, oto ..,...,..,....lfl.l d. n. Payroll, entirely In 8prlnflfleld.,.,..60.5 p. c, ' . , ' ''? ' WANTED Anotlier-'Hprlngfleld industry to pace their card in this spaco. r ,"