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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1916)
Mother's We A Beautiful Silver Teaspoon ek 1 pSEI BP8 Iflui r RLL With every 50c pu relume sclect od from good displayed In our window, wo will give one bouu tlful Silver Teaspoon Free. THIS WEEK ONLY Til l(u something homo to moth er; she will apprecluto It. $2.50 PURCHASE - 6 SPOONS $5.00 PURCHASE - 12 SPOONS WALL PAPHIt In nomo very attract I vo designs Just arrived. J. C. IIOLI3HOOK. , Kyunlzo, our now varnish, all colors, for imildo, or out side work. J. C. Holbrook. In paints, oils, varnish and Kennedy. docorelH In dainty and durable colors, AlwayH glud to Bhow gods. J. C. HOLimOOK. C. I. Gorric loaded two, and hls,Hon-ln-ldw, Harry Withers, loaded one ear of potatoes today for fihlpinont. Mru. Howard Kennedy of Soattlo Ik visiting In Springfield at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mazda Lamps. I am .flow the -Manufacturer' agent and have a supply of the varlouu sizes in stock. J. C. IlOLUItOOK . Good reliable fire Insurance. No assewwionU; no membership fee., Pay once and you are done. II. E. Walker at the City Hall. e THE HOVERING PERIL- $10,000, Really Saved the Tax . payers, says "Dick Burton A upeelal 'committee of the Gleaners will meet Thursday af ternoon with Mrs. Charles Eg glmaii. ' The Willamette Poster Ad vertising company is preparing to erect 75 feet of billboard on Fifth street between A and 13, just north of the Sonseney black j jottex-listvo Hall the Shoe doctor fitnitn siioj). repair those old shoes. Also new . , , , ones for Bale. George Vallier waded a cari today with household effeefs j. e. stanlger and Claud Val- and hay and grain for his horses Her left Frldav for Richmond. , and will ship thdm to Richmond, California, where Mr. Stanlger ; California, where he wllll spend wjn have charge of a paving the summer. crew, and Mr. Vallier will drive a team- A Parcel Post social will be wi: NLVCII SUUbTITUTC given in the M. E. church FrI- There will be a meeting at the day afternoon and evening, Mar. Lincoln school Wednesday even 31. Ice cream and cake will be lng, March 29, at 7:30, for the served. There will also be a purpose of organizing a Parent short urogram. Everybody is in- Teachers Association. All In vited- jtcrested are requested to be Our present Atwessor in a published statement In which the pronoun "I" frequently oc curs, und ln which he deplores the fact that the public romains unprotected from "malicious" designs and "deception," warns us beware of those persons making claims of large sav ings, then goes on to Inform us .that ho has saved the taxpayers Seventy Six Thousand Dollars in a-period of four years. How unfortunate for we "other" taxpayers the O. & C. R. R. Congressional Lands are , again in the hands of Congrcsb for final disposition, and there are no taxes being paid on them, although assesed, and that other railroad property, as well as all Public Utilities, are now, and have been for several years, as sessed by the State Tax Com ' mission and not by our Assessor, otherwise our taxes might have continued getting lower (?) and lower (?), as this chimerical saving continued to increase. ! As ovir Assessor warns us, let lis be not deceived bv delusions PHONE 31 ' - lUltllllCS.S is t mi r i-u m ilHarness shop. xtueo ui uuo jluwji t Spray ln any quantity. J. C. Ilolbrook. For the- befit shoes, get them at the HarnoHB Shop. good , present. Councilman M-Fenwlck, who n,.. has been confined to his home 1 le JU"al pS .i i... ,.,.,.0,,., c hibit from the Panama-Pacific ,UcT suK Smoauto Z&W at the to the special council meeting '.v- ' ' a"v01"'Xv Saturday night, and was out StVlTSS It My dental olUce has been removed to the second floor of j The Oregon Power Co- com tho Sutton building, Fifth and pieiod Its flume today to the Mlllll. PlirillO Ilnl. 17.11., nnml ...wl .,,111 l.non. J)R. N. W. EMERY. after get the water for the boil- fnfij 'TJo frpSCwitHf?? nr rllroff frnm ihn nond. In- ln a Lcoum concert wUh Mrs- illicit in Eugene all of next week. I o Mrsi. A. Middleton returned today from Salem where on near Monroe, wore over Sunday Miunn Kinixinv nf .Iiihiiop wur i visitors at the D. S. Jordan home in Springfield on business Sat- on South Second street. Mrs. iininv iMubo was formerly Miss Urllla t rttt Mr. mul Mr KYiiohI Mnlio nf ......1 r e , .in oanv i uaiciiur JIUU Mlhb WIIIUI- -.. niiijiii ui liuii liii: 111111 i4.-,z w r i inosite the feet of flume were required. o o o frod unlay. 11. I). McKlnney, a member of the Eugeno water board, and the owner of considerable nron- porty In Springfield, was over , company this morning on hiiHlncBs. Plailt. AUOUt M)V , fonlv nf M,o TTnlvnrcltv Oregon School of Music. Ingram of Springfield. R,P,V; J; T" l00r ? th?MM ' TI,C Glee rlub of the Eugene tfhodiot church, and Rev, .: Ferris of the W. N Tl.i l 1. ...... ..... ' " " W. L. McCulloch. chief en- v ..v ... ;ccrt in t,e FIrst christian glncer lor the Oregon Power cxciinngeu pumus huimny ct- church of Eugene on Thursday. pany, returned on Thursday , V Aiarcn auin at s.io r, ai. ine ling from a trip to Dallas, I congregations. The phi i of e- program will Include Glee num spendence and Albany, to in.ClmnRlng was a complete sur- berS( quarettcs, Sextette, Solos. I even llwIi-iIWktlflfill M '1 i wl A tf .v,,i, pi,n. r in,.(i,wi ni.f. (ho rnnnmnv'K nlnntu (. ,1'rise to all the church-goers was an over-Sunday guest at the .those places home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Dill. He expected to leave to- Tom Billings, fuller and readings. The club, under t"e direction of Prof. Henry P. Cox & Cox purple trading i Filer, of the School of music. nt tholstamps given with each 10c cash ,has been rehearsing for several -day. . for Niunna, Idaho,, to. take Uooth-Kelly camps above Wend jmirchase and i accounts pal J months in prej)aration for this . " . .. . . it., r. .11 .ill. i.i 'III ilnird I r r r . L . . . I .. T . . img, reiunieci to tnat piuce sun-1" iuM v uuju. cuut-uri- hiubil- iuvcis can:iui day evening lifter spending a'ver our premiums. We give afford to miss it. charge of a cheese factory. U P u F. A. See, of McFnrland. Calif- day or two with his mother. $1.00 worth of trading stamps Is a guest at the F- W. Strubln Mrs. M. VUlllngH. He reports ,"ee the lust Saturday in eacli home. Mr. See formerly lived there' is still ten Inches of snow I month. COX & COX. In Springfield and Is well pleased in the camps, and what seems with Its progress, this being his like three inches of water un flrst visit here In seven veurs. 'v Mip snow. That "Wade Right In" 1 Feelina 0 first thing In the morning comes naturally with right living. Daily food plays a big part, for unless it supplies 'proper rebuilding elements and is promptly digested, one's mental and physical power is bound to suffer. Grape the whole wheat and malted barley food, provides all the rich nutriment of tho grains, Including their vital mineral salts phosphate of potash, etc., lucking in tho diet of many, but 'which are necessary for balanced upkeep of body, brain and nerves. Grapo-Nuts has a delicate nut-llko Ila'vor; Is always ready to servo with cream or milk; Is easily dlgestlblo; and yields a wonderful rturn of health and energy, "There's a Rea3iM,', Mrs. F. 13. Lenhart returned Saturday from Monmouth, at which place she had been visit- I S. P. engines 2030 and 20S5 ing her father, D. E. Stitt, who I were taken to the front on the Is ill. Her sister, Mrs. Guy C. WHlamette-Pacific Saturday, Scheible, returned with her. and will bo ferried 'across the Mrs. Scheible had been assisting Umpqua river for use between her father on his paper, the that river and Coos bay, until Herald, but he has now sold it 'the Umpqua bridge can be com- to R- B. Swenson of the Ban pleted. Service to Coos bay, , don Recorder. Joe Clnrk. form with the transfer at the Umn-.erly a member of The News qua. will begin as soon as the staff, is now with the Herald, track has been sufficiently bal- and will continue under the new lasted. 'owner. Social elites The Prisollh Sowing club on- the members ojftho G. T. clnb joyed a very pleasant afternoon and friends gathered at the on Frldav at the homo of Mrs. home of Miss Florence Coffin M. .1. McKlin. The invited guests Thursday evening. Fancy work , wcro Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. and music constituted the even N. W. Emory. Mrs. John Parker, ings entertainment. Dainty re Mrs. C- E. Swarts, Miss Edna .freshments were served. Those Mrs. W. L. Dunlan, Mrs. J. W. attending were: Grace Walker, Whitten Swnfford (Eugene.) Lillian Gorrie, Alice Kester, The club members present be- Grace Male, Edna Swarts. Jessie ing Mrs. W. L. Rouse, Mrs. Wal- Walker, Chloe Woolley. Marinn tor Herndon, Mrs. Norman Harper, Frances Bartlett, Stella Howard. Mrs. J. M. WIthrow, Martin, Lena Newton, Ella Mrs. A- P. McKinzoy, Mrs. W. C. Young, Olive Smith aiu Flor Rebhnn, Mrs. D. S Beals, Mrs. ence Coflln. I. D. Larimer, Mrs M. J. McKlin. j ? The house was very prettily de- j The Thursday pive Hundred corated with Orogou grane and d b dellghtfuly entertaln duffodils. After the usual past- , t (lmner af the home of Mr. time of sewing a delicious two fl Mrg u M stewart. Mrs. course luncheon was served. stewart aml Mra. A. P. McKin Tho next meeting of tho club ,,,. inint unetps rinffn- will be with Mrs. A. P. McKinzey 11s wo Juged througu out the I ,.. 11.. .lnnnn4..r. The Gleaners met with Mrs ! The Booth-Kelly lumber auto ,was laid off for repairs Saturday. S. Meek brought a load of .cured meats and lard from. Co burg to the Knox grocery last , week. j m ! F. II. Day alid family have moved from Brownsvilel to ' Springfield, and will reside in the Gilkey house on D street between First and Second. I U 9 i Try a. sack of our Booster .Brand Flour, if-you like it tell 'vour neighbor, but if you don't like it tell us and get your money Iwk. $1.30 per sack. COX & COX. E. G. Sutton last week pur chased the Springfield-made au to truck from the Springfield flour mills, and will do a general draying business. Fred Thomas taught,him the operation of the vehicle. The Modern Woodmen ant1 the Royal eNighbors will give a public entertainment Thurs day evening, March 30. at their hall. The program will consist of musical and literary numbers and there will be games and al so dancing for all who wish. M. F. Haruesty of Astoria, district denuty. will be nresent to make a brief talk. The public gener ally is invited. A pesky litle Ford jumped the track at FJ'th .and A streets at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, and broke a fire hydrant off a short distance below the surface of the ground: The water shot up five or six feet for a time, and was finally shut off. Re pairs were made tndav. The owner of the car did not leave his name. m j Thanks. ! Net being bl to o&M per sonally on all the kind friends i with whom wo have dealt In the ;past seven years of business in ! Springfield, we wish to take i this means of expressing our ! thanks to all- MR. AND MRS. S. YOUNG AND I FAMILY. of large Havings, you Mr. Tax payer, know bettor than anyone else whether or not your assess ed value has been raised in pro portion, and whether your taxes have been Idwcred by this chim erical saving. ! In my declaration of candi dacy I made the following mod est statement; First That I would keep on the job myself, and eliminate a head deputy at Twelve Hundred Dollars per year. I Second That I would so write tax rolls, that according to James C. Parker, Tax Collector, a man who has had 8 or 10 yeara experience Jn collecting taxes in Lane County, had they been so written he could have saved $2, 000.00 on the expense of tax col lecting this year alone. I therefore ask your earnest 'consideration of my declaration that I could and vould, If nomin ated and elected Assessor, REALLY SAVE the taxpayers during the next term of office at least $10,000.00. Yours to help lower taxes, Pd. Adv. (2) D. P. BURTON ' R. N. Cranfield moved to Portland last week to accept a position there. . I H. C. Bird is improving his home onnorth Fifth street' b'y the construction of porches. I I Miss Christine Miller returned to her home at Monroe last; week after a visit with Miss Maud Morelock. H I ! E. E. Morrison last W'eek shipped a car of potatoes and three of hay to points south. He also received two carloads of seed potatoes. i Miss Brilla Ingram, formerly of Springfield, was married on' Thursday, March 16, 1916, to Ernest Mabe, formerly of Wal ton, now of near Monroe. FINAL COUNT ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4 Continued from Page 1) Eva Titus 8,250 Mabel Duree 7,850 Chloie Woolley 7,000 Gertrude Wililams 1,900 Duttee Fischer 1,050 Even if hairs are turning grey, hearts don't change much after oil. A bor of Vogan's will arou3e many an old time memory. MODERN CONFECTIONERY CO fortland, Oregon 1'lccre la raore Cawrt.i In this pccUoc 02 i the country s.in all olher diseases put f together, and ui.ul the last few- years I was suppose .1 to be iiscurabl. For a ?;r?et ma .y years du. tors pronounced H A oral dsstahe and iircserlliud loOal reme- Sirs, and ly cmslanlly falllug to euro v.illi li.al treatment, lirancuiima It Incur t able. Science Ims proven Cutarrh to ba a J comtttutionnl disease, and therefore re I quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cute, manufactured by F. J. ' Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is ttie only Constitutional cure on the market. It la ' taken Internally. - It nets directly on tho blood and mucous surfm'es of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any cnfce it falls to cure. So ml for !rculars and testimonials. Addrew: F. J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo- O. l?old by Dn cslBtB. 75c Take Hall Family PilU for cortfoatloa. rooms in a pretty uecorauve cnlinma Afror iUnnfr fhft OVP11- W. F. Walker on Thursday after- , wns s eut in progressive noou. The timo was spent with Flvo Humlre( The honors foil sowing and n social timo. A do- tQ Mrgi c wheat0n, Tiie guests licious luncheon was served the ; of tne evenlng woro: Mr. nnd following members: Mrs. Ernest ,MD A Washburn. Mr. and Lyon, Mrs. Riley Snodgrass, ( Mj.g A nerriclc, II. Perry and ,lrs' W ? ' ?JIS" R IJ. Boutin, (Bayfield, Wisconsin) Goro, Mrs. Win. Donaldson, Mrs. The clul) win have ,t8 next reg- D. S. Beals, Mrs. Claude Knott, , , meetlng at the home of Mrs. C P. Bgginmnn Mrs. Mrs c. wheaton. Wayne Calkins, Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs. W- P. Walkor, , , Mrs. Elzia Stevens, Mrs. W. Dancing and cards were the Herndon. Tho next mooting will order of tho evening following be with Mrs. D. S. Beals on April the meeting of the Knights and Gth. A committee has been ap- , Indies of Security Ihursday pointed to make arrangements , evening. About 50 were present for an entertainment on April , for tho evenings pleasure. Punch 1 14. Tho program will be an-, was served, nounced lator- i I The Pino Needlo Club will Complimentary to Misa Ella hold Its regular meeting next Young who experts to leave the Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. first of the week for Portland, Jesso Smitson- Tuxedo Nights by Walt Mason When the day's work's done, and the good old sun lias sunk in the well known West, then I stretch my form by the fireside warm, I sit at my ease and rest. Then I take my pipe which is mildly ripe, as the pipes of good smokers are, with a chortling soul then 1 fill its bowl from my glass Tuxedo jar. And I smoke ease, and my trouble tiees the place where dead troubles go; and my worries seem, in my waking dream no longer to have a show. And I say, "In deed, it's a noble weed that drives all the ghosts away, and clamps the lid on the cares that skid around through the busy day. The worries and woes and sucn things as those in ihe daytime leave their scar, but there's rest at night and a calm delight in my glass Tuxedo jar; thfyt. ill fl fit to II p s