MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1010.
1AGE TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
The SprinEfield News
J. C. DIMM, WALTER R. DIMM
Editors and Publishers
Published Every Monday and
Thursday
I ho says about preparedness, Us Inno
' cenco of "militarism,1' and about olll-
cloncy Is well said. H will bo at least
as well said by Mr. Wilson. Tho pas
sage about tho organliatlon oft peaco
is good literature, but rather barren o(
practical proposals. Tho dlssortlon
ou tho tariff and this "fool's para
dise," when everybody's pocUctbook
bulges though tho wicked Democrats
are In power, is In (ho hieratic pro
tectionist manner. Especially delight
ful to old momorles Is this:
"We must apply that princlplo (pro
tection) fairly, without abuses, In as
scientific a manner as possible."
Never yet has it been so applied.
When It is. thou order your ascension
robo.
If Mr. Hughes does not embrace tho
Susan II. Anthony amendment, as
some ardent souls of tho Woman's
j larty dreamed, at least ho makes a
MR. HUGHES' SPEECH j singular argument for Immodlato wo-
i,i man suffrage. Othorwlso "wo shall
Comments have been nun er- a constanU lnlen8lfl0d offorl
ous and varied on the siwech of, movement
tu.uwuuu.G i ""i"7 constantly perfecting Its organliatlon
lor uiv yrusiumiuj' u j ouw iw
Hughes made at New York City
on the evening of July 31. The
comments made by the New
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MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916.
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If For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Eto.
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Second Hand Store.
WANTED : Small placTwijhln To
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who have unexpired contracts,
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THE SI'RINOFIEM) NEWS
IXSTJ Colli mohbgrummod miff "Unit
ton. , Kinder return to 1). S. llenls
and receive rownrll.
York Times are printed below.
The New York Times is Ameri
ca's greatest financial newspa
per and is -independant in poli
tics. It is neither lined up on the
Democratic nor the Republican
side of pilitics.
"Mr. Hughes would have been moro
merciful to a country plunged In
Bteep-down gulfs of heat and very
Bteep-down gulfs of heat and very
faintly Interested In politics at pres
ent. If he had cut his notification
speech shorter, but possibly the patient
reader will bo grateful to It for a
refrigerating effect This Is not to
say that It is not as able and forcible a
document as his difficult task allows.
That task is to solder a split party;
to try to create issues In the presence
of the ark of high protection. Mr.
have been put on the statute book in
Mr. Wilson's Administration; to
breath life into the ghost issues evoked
in the hope of making the voters
lorget the unpatriotic and un-American
course of so large a part of the Repub
lican Party in Congress in refusing to
Bupport Mr. Wilson's assertion of the
rights of American citizens upon the
to the supervision of normal political
Issues." That Is a curious compliment
to the intelligence of the suffragists
and the woman voters.
On the whole a tame speech, for all
its wealth of words.
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THE WHEELS OF STATE
GOVERNMENT
By WALTER R. DIMM
Duties of the Governor of Oregon
Hon. James Wlthycombe is serving
the people of the state of Oregon as
governor. He succeeded Hon. Oswald
West on January 1, 1915. The gover
nor serves for four years and receives
a salary of $5000 per year with $500
additional as traveling expenses. A
candidate for the governorship must
be a native born American who has
lived In this state at least three years
and who is at least 30 years old.
The governor is the chief executive
officer of the state, whose duty it is
to see that the laws of the stato are
properly enforced. Beside the general
duties the governor must serve on
NOTICE TO CREDITOR8
In the Matter of the Estate of Ell
Perkln, Oeecnsed
"Notloe Is hereby given Hint by n
onlw, of .tlm I'ounty Court of Itnu
County Oregon. John II. IVrUltm has
)nii duly appointed administrator of
the oetate of Oil Porkltm, Deceased,
ami nil nrsons having ulalins ngultmt
the said Estate, are hereby, by mid
Uil...l.llM..,..t. tmfltlft.1 ..ltM...., ttl..
wldo gold fringe mounting about one ; 8HIll0, ,luly vrind. within six months
Inoh In length. Name in Ink on from this dale at tho Law Offices of
SwafTord unit McGIuiiIm. Room 312. C.
& W. llulldlng, ICugeno. Utno County,
Oregon.
Dated July 21, 1910.
JOHN II. PERKINS
Administrator
I SwutTord & Mi Gluuls, Attorneys.
July 24. 31, Aug 7, 14, 21.
LOST:
mass opal brooch with
buck of opul Lost Sunday ou drive
to Goshen and down to Santa Clara.
Llboral reward for return to Chas.
L. Scott, Springfield.
FOR RENT: Good houso Sovonth
and Kelly Blvd. on linif acre of best
land, freo water, chlckon coops, ce
ment barn for 3 cows and one
horse, cow furnished if desired, rent
Utken out In labor it party wishes,
rent reasonable. Call at tho News
ofilco. j 31 tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of William
J. Kinney, Deceased
Notlco Is hereby given that by an
order of thu County Court of I.ano
County, Oregon, Com M. Drow, has!
been duly appointed Administratrix of
tho Estate of William J. Klnuey, do- -ceased,
und all porsous having claims
against said estate, are hereby, by said
administratrix notified to present tho
same, duly verified, within six months ,
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JOUNDr-Ladics black glove. Own-1 Swaltord m,a McGlnnls. Suite 312. C.
5r may have same by applying nt tho & Uulldlng, Eugene, Lano County,
News office and paying for this ad. I Oregon.
. v ; Dated July 19th, ibig.
OR SALE Nine acre rami one fourth I C0K Ad"iln?ltnJfrlx
mllo east of Creswoll. Rlvor bottom SwafTord and McGlnnls. Attornoys.
land all In cultivation. Has four I July 24. 31, Aug 7. 14, 21.
acres of juganberrlcs, ouo and seven i
FOR SALE: Good wagon, harness
and hnyrack, L. M. Cagley.
several boards and commissions. Some
high seas; to explain to a prosperous ,of them are the State Board of Control,
people that they have no right to be State Land Board, Desert Land Board,
prosperous under a Democratic Ad- omie jju commission, emergency
ministration and without the shelter i Board, State Highway Commission,
State Printing Board, State Banking
Board, Trustee A. R. Burbank Trust
Fund,1 Board of Education, State Board
of Fish and Game Commissioners,
State Board of Forestry. Trustee Ore
gon State Library. The Eovernor
must attend the meetings of these
boards and commissions and keep in
touch with the work they are sup
posed to perform.
The governor must appoint the
members of the most of the state
boards. He appoints the regents for
the University of Oregon, the Agri-
cultural Coljege and the State Normal
eighths acres In red raspborrles In
bearing Intermingled with four year
old apple trees. Has houso, bam
and modem chicken houses with
fenced in parks. Can bo had at a
bargain. Address A31. care of The
Springfield News.
FOR SALE OH TRADE Small fruit
ranch within sight of Creswoll. Will
consider trade on Springfield real
dence property. Address, C 31.
Springfield News.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modem
seven room house located In good
residence section of Eugene, has
large front porch, two screened In
back porches, bath, cabinet kitchen,
pantry, gas and electric light. Is
plastered and modem throughout.
Will consider trade for home In
Springfield. AddreBs B31. Care of
Springfield News.
of the ark fo the high protection. Mr.
Hughes is lucid when he can afford
to be; vague when he suggests, so
far as he does suggest, alternatives
of the policies he criticises.
Little that is new appears in the
speech. It is mainly a composite of
the well-known wisdom of Republican
Bages and the converted Progressive
chiefs. The voices of Mr. Roosevelt,
of Senator Fall, of Senator Harding
and the Home Market Club may be
detected in it. Senator Fall, indeed,
seems to be the main prompter. It
will be remembered that he wishes to
make the Mexican question the bum
in? and main issue of the camnaifni
n tht rtMzpna accused of hvohenlza-1 LMel 01 wtla of the state, has filed notice of Intention to make
m t,o , mrtmi, hnw i He aPPnts all officers of the Oregon Final Three-year Proof, to establish
tion mayhaveanopportuni y toshow)reserve when tfae i8lc,a!m t0 the ,and above Ue8crb0(1,
ueir P""""; 7 " called Into actual service. The gov-j fIoreM rHewIlV- S' cmD1,88,on
sincerity and thoroughness of Mr. . J er, at hls office, at Eugene. Oregon, on
HuKhes's Americanism, but it is Just ..." . T . . "F .. i tne istn day or September, 1916
. , . , , .. . ... , , . ., i " oi me siaie to quen strikes nnd
to remind him that this declaration !nRrrprMnnH . nn ,,, . ,,
of it is a criticism of a great section i ' " 7 " t T: " c ' ' , , , "IT
. , . 0 so that he may maintain order. The
governor gives the commissions to
the militia officers.
Our executive must proclaim to the
voters of the state the results of each
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
August 2. 1916
Notice Is hereby given that Melzar
A. Rice, of Fall Creek, Oregon, who.
on January 31. 1913. mnrin llomnntnnil
I Entry, Serial No. 08559, for the 8. E.
Sfhnnl
I Governor Wlthycombe is Command- g JSStiS.
of his own party, not of the Demo
crats:
"In this land of composite population
drawing Its strength from every race,
the national security demands that
. ... leeuurui election. in
. V. -.-. T. 1. 1 1 I . f tt ri nnltai'ltia' Willi Atrl I
" & " ; certificate of ejection to senators and
erican rights.
I stand for the
Unflinching maintenance of American eiecton
congressmen notifying them of their
rights on land and sea."
One of the most Important duties as
Claimant names as witnesses
Adolphus Klntzley, of Fall Creek,
Oregon. ,
Ed. 8hoults, of Fall Creek, Oregon.
Logan Neet, of Fall Creek, Oregon.
John Kissinger, of Fall Creek,
Oregon.
W. H. CANON
Register
Aug. 7,10,14,17,21,24,28.31, Sept. 7,11,14
Fine patriotic words. They should we afl a prlvIege ,8 that of paro,e of
do reau over auu over uBaiu iu iw convlntH. ronv!nl n tho oto ,io
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR DELINQUENT SEWER
ASSESSMENT
NOTICE is hereby given that by
Republicans of the House, the twelve lons have rta, froeeom , rffl
Republicans of the Senate, who voted them by the governon Th,8 ,8 am.gj!ld1iStBSS&
to throw away those rights on the sea. when ,e convIct has Bhown hlmBf ieyy upon and to sell, as upon execu
The long recital of old Mexican his- Worthy. The eovernor also hn thP Hon. the lots 1. 2 and 3 In block 3 of
tory leads to nothing. The woes of the power t0 pardon convlct8 and t0 cora. the Extended Survey of the Town of
leads to nothlne. The woes of the ' , Springfield, Oregon, to make and to
j 'uvv nvuii.jii.iDi a lies iiivvn iiiunH iiit? nn eim f 1 no nn i. 1
martyred Huerta, the mistakes and governor responsible for the appre- ance of an assessment against said
alleged mistakes of Mr. Wilson; what honslon of fugitives from instlne. DroDerty. with interest thereon at the
rate or six per cent per annum from
the 19th day of January, 1910, for the
does all this ancient tale amount to?
What will you do Mr. Hughes, if you
are elected? What do you propose?
"We shall have to adopt a new policy,
The morning hour of worship at the f cost of constructing a sewer In tho
Baptist church was one of unusual 1 ay between North "A" street and
' intpron tn thn mmnii,,.. f nnii.i worui v sireoi irom mill street
a policy of firmness and consistency." , 'ntere,st tiU, cmlerB of the Baptist , eaBt tQ m gtreet n Bad town. thflt
Yes but what policy? "We demand cnurcM anu congregation. After an In- tjlere was assessed and levied against
from Mexico the protection of lives toretlnc talk by the pastor on "Things . said property tho sum of $120.00 and
nnd the property of our citizens and 1 WM Like to See," a most beautiful . that there has been paid thereon the
" " m 1 . . ... 1 onm tT I1V fill thnr ctitli noonuo m nnr
the security of our border from den-1 Hce"e iouoweu wnen rour, n obedience , r-.v -...w..
xne security oi our uoruer irom uep i r , , , , , , ' was so made and lovied by Ordlnanco
redations." So say we all of us. "To t0 tno 'or1 8 command, followed hlmln No 139( pa88od hy tho Common Coun
a stable government, appropriately tne ordinance of baptism. The tap- ell on tho 18th day of December, 1909.
discharging Its International obllga- estry was artistically surrounded by ' and was approved by the Mayor of
tions, we should give ungrudging uUonB oi asparagus and Shasta T "
support." Who denies it? This is
almost a Katydid postlon. But how Is
the stable government to be had? A
great heat of Americanism on the bor
der to make up for Republican lack
of it fin the high seas is all that can
bo made out of this multitude of words
about Mexico.
The Republicans demand, Mr
Hughes tells us, "adequate national
defense." So do the Democrats. "The
regular army is too small," but he
doesn't say how large it ought to be.
There should bo "a reasonable in
crease.". Ho does make the positive
suggestion that "the first citizen re
Borve subject to call should be en
listed as a Federal army and trained
Under Federal authority." Much that
dais es Everyone pronounced it the of Town LIens by Ule Town UeCordor
most Impressive bantlsmal service 1 on thn ifltii dnv nf innnnrv 1)10. nnd
they had ever witnessed.
Only One Half Price
Until August 12, 1 will give 10 treat
ments for only five dollars, this Is
your chance to try the wonderful pow
er of Suggestive Therapeutics, known
as Magnetic Healing. I have cured
many hopeless cases, so don't give up
until you have tried this. J. E. Mur
phy, D. S. T, Office 359 Main street.
Springfield. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12; 1
to G; and 7 to 9 p. m. Calls on re
Read the News Classified ads.
that the said balance, and the whole
thereof with Interest thereon from the
19th day of January, 1910 Is now duo,
unpaid and delinquent;
NOW THEREFORE, In compliance
with the said warrant and In order to
satisfy said lien and assessment with
Interest and costs and disbursements
of sale, I will on Saturday the 2nd day
of September, 1910, at the hour of one
o'clock P. M. on said date, at tho front
door of the Town Hall in the Town of
Springfield, Oregon, offer for sale for
cash, subject to the right of redemp
tion, the premises above described, or
bo much thereof as may bo required to
mako the amount of said nssossmont,
with interest and accruing costs.
JOHN H. EDWARDS
Town Marshall of the Town of Spring,
field, Oregon. July 31, Aug. 7,14 21 28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
J. J. Smltson, administrator of tho
estate of Mary L. Koenoko, has render
cd and filed with tho clerk of the
County Court, of tho State of Oregon
for the County or Lano, ills final ac
count, and by an order of said Court
Tuesday August Sth, at 10:00 o'clock
a. In. has been fixed nnd appointed as
tho day and timo for hearing objec
tions to said account and tho settle
ment thoroof. All persons aru hero
by notified that all objections to said
final account must bo In writing and
filed with tho clerk of said court on or
before said day and time.
J. J. Smltson,
Administrator of tho estate of Mary
L. Koeneke, deceased.
FRANK A. DoPUE
Attornoy for estate
July 10. 17, 24. 31, Aug. 7.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that by an
order of tho County Court of lano
County, Oregon, duly mndo and en
tered of record on the 13th day of Ju
ly, 1916. In the matter of the ostato of
R. H. Knox, deceased, tho undorslgnod
was duly appointed administratrix ot
said estate.
AH persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to pro
sent the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned, Anno Knox In Springfield,
L.ane county, uregon, on or beforo six
months from tho date hereof.
Dated this 17th day of July. 1916.
ANNIE KNOX
Administratrix of the Estate of R. H.
Knox, deceased.
E. O. POTTER
Attornoy for Estnto
July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
PROPERTY OWNERS
NOTICE is hereby given that tho
Common Council of tho Town of
Springfield, Oregon has determined
to Improve South Second street from
South "E" street southerly to tho city
limits; that such Improvement will
consist In grading the street to n
width of 16 foot and surfacing tho
same with macadam to a width of 12
feot, and to provide suitable druln,
all in accordance with the detailed
plans and specifications prepared by
the City Englnoor and which may be
seen and obtained at the Recorder s
office.
The "said improvement shall bo ho-
gun within ten days after the lotting
of the contract and completed within
l!0 days thereafter; tho bidders will
bo required to deposit a certified
check payable to the Recorder, In tho
sum of five per cont of their bid to
Insure that they will enter Into a con
tract if the samo is awarded to such
bidder, and that tho contractor will bo
required to enter In a bond for tho
faithful performance of tho contract
and for tho payment of all claims for
labor and materials Vhcn due.
The Coritrnctor will bo required to
look to tho fund which may bo de
rived from tho assessment lovied
acalnat tho pronorty benefitted bj
such Improvement, and will bo requir
ed to take and accept the Bancroft
Bonds which may bo offered for salo
to meet such costs, and at par with
accrued Interest.
Tho Common Council will open and
consider tho bids for such Improve
ment at the regular meeting to be
held at tho hour of eight o'clock P.
M. on the 14th day of August, 1916.
nnd all bids must bo in tho hands of
the Recorder prior to that hour.
The owners of abutting proporty will
take notlco that tho cost ot making
touch Improvement will bo assessed
ligalnst tho proporty benefitted there
by and tho Council will hear nny re
monstrance against such Improvement
at the hour-and date above mentioned.
The entire work of making such
improvement will bo let In one con
tract.
HERBERT E. WALKER
Town Recorder of tho Town of Spring.
field, Oregon. Aug. 3, 7, 10, 14
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THE PITTO IMPROVED
8ANITARY BUTTER MOLD
(patented)
Will mold a one or two pound
roll of butter and give tho correct
weight. Mado out of Oregon Maple
or Ash. Ask your Hardwaro of
Orocoryman for them, or call at tho
mill Price 75c
Manufactured by tho
Springfield Pianino Mill Co.
Springfield, Oregon
HERBERT E. WALKER
NOTARY
PUBLIC
Offlcs (n City Hall, prlngflelol, Ore.
Why not save and deposit In our Savings Department
one-twelfth of your total taxes each month? By so dis
tributing the tax burden over the entire year, It will not
seem so heavy.
4 per cent on savings.
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Or make a bettor mousetrap than his neighbor,
Though ho build his houso In tho woods,
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