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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. 12, 1917. TUB SI1UNGFIELD NEWS PAGE UMlfHI RUBBER GOODS ' With a Guarantee of Quality and" WbVkrtiansnlp. Practically every artlclo matlo of rubber la carried In our Btoclc. Hot Water IJottlcB, Fountain SyrlngCB, Combina tion Wntor Hag and Syringe, Hulb Syringes, Rubber Gloves, Ice HagB, Knco Dngn, Etc. Those goods tiro of tuo finest quality and aro guar nntootl by tho manufacturers. Wo buck uirthls guaran tee by offering to roplaco frco of cluirgo any defective rubber article sold at our storo. Miss Lulu Ho ha8 ro turned from Al plno, Ore, wh6ro sbo apont sovoral weeks doing prlvato nursing. ' Miss Gonovlovo Lambert wng dis missed from tlio local hospital Satur. day. SUUbTITUTE PHONE "31 Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury an mtrcury will turrly dtslroy the senile of moll nnil completely derange the II in Carl Plrth of Mabel was admltto'l whole system when lilerlhir' Iho mucous surfst-M. Hurh aril never be used except on prescriptions from reputable. physicians, no the damage in a. I H A. HtovunB wan In from Camp fj, J Crook Friday.' - s Town and Vicinity i M f h n m , , fwi " Mr?' John OrlfTlii was in from lou(j- las Gardens Saturday. Mm.- W. C. Myers was In from Mm. Huco Ilnllln and children mov- Harden Brldgo Friday. ,od to Wondllng Thursday afternoon. ' palatablo and economical for certain ' flltTflfinR QHniUUI-H fill whoro thoy will Join Mr. Hnllln, who purposes. Let uB cut your moat and, u,uuu" w""""'1-" " limy will do I ten fold In ilia nnn vrni rnn possibly derive from Ihern, IinH's Catarrh Cure, manufactured hy V. J. to tho Springfield hospital for medical mecurV, and Is tSknteVnTi.'Sctlni treatment laat evening, ; ?Mffl Zumf iM'nT I . ... . m Catarrh Cure be ure you ret the rami I Mis Mao Tillman of Albany arrived ine. It Is taken Internally and mad In horo Saturday for a short visit at tho umon?l?hfree!,y V' Chenty Co' T homo of hor aunt Mrs, J. C. Holbroo'rt. , fold by DruJrlf. Price 75c per bottle. ( Take Ilall'a Vamlly rill for constipation. Mrs, John Ferguson, who recently undorwent an oporatlon at tho Spring Mr B- M- Johnson of East Main Hold hospital, Is gottlng along flno. trcot nns JBt received word that . Mclca tho llttlo daughter of Mr. and I Tho Booth-Kelly Lumbor company Mr. Ooorgo F. nitchy of Filer, Idaho, received Friday ton cars of logs front, h, quite sick with pneumonia. John Wondllng tho first log train since tho RRchy a brother ofGeorgo llltchy Is recent snowstorm and ton cars from niso sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Sarah Notl came also. Tooloy of Yakama, Washington, a hi I Mrs. B. M. Duryoo who Is at tho cr ta ,vorf low' Tho IUld"r'" wcro Sprlngneld hospital recovering from a rrmcr,'r tTom CamD Creek rocont serious operation, had a bad 1 Now Uom nnd Now ""V"' Sowing night, but In resting caslor today than Machines make millions of homes hap sho has at any tlmo since tho operation Ther aro tMr guaranteed. Tho jprlco Is right. It will pay you to Miss !,ou1ho Nlmmo of Albany spent Invcstlgato. J. C, Holbrook. tho weekend hero vlslUng with hor sis- j a new' shipment of New Homo sew tor, Miss Morlo Nlmmo, a teacher n Ing machine. Just In. You can make tho local schools. iaomn money now. Trv one. J. n. Jlnl. brook. ' SOCIAL EVENT MRS. WASHBURNE HOSTESS Mrs, I), A. Washburno chamlngly entertained the Chrysanthcmtwi Sew Ing club at her homo on north Socond street Tuesday afternoon, Tho tables wcro decorated with vlplets, carnation nd ropes of smilax. The hostess assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Claud Washburno, of Junction City, sorvo-1 a delicious two course luncheon. All membcrH of the club wcro present. SCHOOL NEWS7 flomo cuts aro more expensive than others. Choap cuts are ofton moro I im AtnnfAVAil lies I It t llmlli.Tnllv T lltn. srnnn mnu n llm asm. lm a vii('iw j j viU Awvas iivtt; uuitr UM(iviiv,a ay uv 1IIID illtlV TT rj nillMV i bor company. how. Swarts and Washburne, Mtiisos Ruth and Hazel Dmttaln spout Friday and Saturday In Mnrcola Mr. nnd Mrs. Rcub Montgomery and rf. Q. 8. Miller and daughter, Mrs. aticls, wcro among the Douglas Oar- dons folks In town tho last of the week. TaiIhu I l.i,tn1iM ttlrttlilnv fitting u " ""' """" , Mrs. M. Mason and son, Chester, I Joy Walker Is employed at tho J. C. ' ' of Jasper spent sovorol days here last Holbrook hardwuro store. Dr.- V, II. I'ollnnl Is preparing to week visiting at tho homo of Mrs, ON RECORD FOR UPLIFT Mrs. J. K. Richmond had hor tonnlh , Mrs. Stroud I-ong of Camp Creek i romoved nt tho Springfield hospital returned Friday afternoon from Ha- j on Friday. Sho will bo ablo to ro- rlsliurg, whoro sho had been visiting j turn homo probably Tuesday or Wed- her father, James Wllloughby and her nosday. sister, Mrs. McCully. build a garngo nt tho roar of hlB homo 8lla8 Clark. Thoy expected to re-' Mrs. William I'arsons and sister, Endeavor to Check Unjust Attacks on Their business. Sunday Sends Message. ARCHIE MACHEN HOST FOR ENJOYADLE PARTY A very delightful "Wlilst" party was that for which Archie Machen w,i host at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. W. Machen on Willamette Heights laat Saturday evening. Miss Lola Ban won a deck of cards for high score, and Harold Perkins, having ono point to his credit at the end of the games, was awarded a small rubber doll as con solation. Miss Marjorle Machen, assist! ed by so mo of the girls, served tho guests wlUi a most enjoyable two couro lunch of fruit salad, sandwiches' coffeo, Ice cream and cake. The guest were: Misses Vera Perkins, Geneva Jennyf Barbara Doller, ?iarJorle Mach en, Lola Barr, Ester Furusetf,, and Clytle Hall, and Messess. Harold-Perkins, Henry Fandrcm, Chan Rychard, Fern Sidwell, Ada Signof, Roy Cairns Clinton Conley. Will Machen, and the host, Archie Machen, and Mr. and Mri J. W. Machen. HAWAIIAN PLAY COMING on A stroet butwuen Fourth and Fifth, turn homo yostorday. liny your first class grain hay at J New York. In tliene days of uplift movements the Htiiteinent of the newly organized Association of tho Outdoor Showmen of the World that Its chief purine In life Is to uplift mid purify the outdoor show liuxliic-s has attract ed ntttiitlon. The association Is a 'Bird of Paradise'' Billed for Tuesday Nlflht at Eugene Theatre. Mrs. Charlo8 Hay, huvo gone to south- orn Oregon near West Fork, when Good reliable llro Insurance. No as- thoy will reside. t itmuninc'H Vooti Btoro. sciismcnts: no momoersiiip rec. ray .. .. . . . . v. - - - i 1 1 n -. ir ,. A., i . -r i. ... I. . .. . 'nnertcni! vnn im dinn. II K. IVntkxr 1 i-i wm.iv iniioou uu8 unioue UKgregnilOll or ouiuuor snow H. 0. Pngo of Wallorvlllo was In Bl ,no yty a) JUBt completed four big flues and two; Interests, embracing erery vnrlety of towti Saturday. I ' Hi0 Ihico In tho houses Just construct-. outdoor amusement enterprlres. from I Miss Dola Vincent, who has boon ed for Miss Margaret Morris from tn ' f'1' xmjsIUoii and circus to f.ie 0. W. Luco of Wnlton, Tuesday oh- lielnlnK Mrs. J. C. Dlmm. returned !o old Methodist church. ! tulr, carnival nnd concession men. nnd tnlnod at tho olllco of tho county clork nor nomo Jn WcBl sprliiBnuld .last j its olllcers are currying on a wide cum a bounty unon n bobcat recent y Killed J'liu jouneon ion rnursuny ror Wen t i puwi 10 m-'iu iiii-uiueraiiiit - n ,, ..... ... uiig wnoro no win spend a rexv dnys. Mrn. Suslo Snodgrnss of Eugcno ' all L.'P. Loploy returned Snlurdny from Modcsta California, whoro ho spent tho past sovoral weeks. H. R. Baker of Jasper and J. A Clearwater wcro among tho Spring field visitors on Friday, spent Friday hero visiting with Mm.1 K(1 SavnK of Ma'cola l III with Claud NotL pneumonia nt tho Springfield hospital t Mrs. Jules Do Mick and llttlo daught to sciuro membership In pnrts of the world. One of the outdoor showmen's an nouiu'cmcut.s, made nt the organization meeting uud banquet at the Hotel As. tor. wus that of President Frank P. SiH'llmaii, who In explaining the scop; f u Ttriirin Qi n t nnd 1 n 1 nrtu Bnicn lunior exnect to lenvo In a. or ,mvo returned from Tho Dnllos, ' of the organization wild that Billy Suu. Bruco Junior, expect to leao In a- , ' . day hud 1hh.m. Invited to become a mem coujuo or wookr lor uioir nomo p.i ' ' Itltllt Mrs. Do Mick's nnrents. Mr. nml r ...nu i . ir.ilinrvlll.t iuu. lo juiii nir. niuwiiri, who JLe ?. LZv orYMI- , on a roncU t;oro. M. 8t;war, Mrs. P. A. Nlckerson. trading Satunlay, has boon visiting with hor mother; Mr. j. K. Scot. of SnInm ..,B,np Buy your grocorlos nt Snecd'a. Thoy Mrs. 7.. T. Collins, In West Springfield her daughter, Miss Hnzol Scott, nt tne glyo bro cash discount. Miss Anno McCormlck spent tho woukend nt hor homo In Lebanon. chants, purchased a ton of powder In Springfield Saturday, and will bo gin clearing land soon. B. ber ntid to attend the Immiuct. ns H wiw fccognlzwl that "he Ik t'.ic grcatcsl showman of us nil." Billy Sunday acl;iiowlelglug the letter of liitnxlue i tiou said lu characteristic fashion "You fellows could go some for Ood I you would." 'Ve have more pracUcal objects, of course; than the etli'iul uplift of the outdoor show business." said Presideut Siellmnu. "We propose to cxeit our Inlluenie to nuihe certain that we get I a Kiiuare deal In the various state leg- I I. .1. .......... 11. ...til !..... of 10 University of Oregon men. mom j Mrs 1)ur8ton wafl admlttC(1 to t,,0 . --v for tho past flvo moitths. Mrs, 0. M. Nect tnd dnughtor. Wll-) Springfield hospital. J, B. Hills, of Oakridgo brought to borta. returned homo Saturday after Ule'county clorU.8 0fr,Co Friday morn- n mnn t t'a vf ult ullli mint I va n ml Williams and Williams. Doxtor mor' . " Ing tho pelts of eight bobcats and two . irtUIIUD III iUillU ViTL'UK. ! Heartily welcome Is the returning of Richard Walton Tully's exotlcal' colorful play of Hawaiian life, "The Bird of Paradise," which comes (o tho Eugene theatre on next Tuesday February 13th. "The Bird of Paradise" stands out In the memory amongst the plays of half a dozen seasons as soracthnit- eminently touching, a story of human love and degeneration poignantly touch ing, and set amidst a tropical scenery and tropical customs as novel as the1 are glowingly picturesque. Tho tragic love story, with its vivlJ portrayal of the life of Uie Hawaiian people, is quite familiar to theatrego ers. The settings are marvelous'y interesting, and the native dances and religious ceremonies which are intro duced add an element of extreme pic turesqueness. The weird Hawaiian music Is, as usuala feature. ,m t i . i By RUTH SCOTT, The socond semester opened las 3 Monday with many a warm handshake welcoming returned prodlcals. Monday and Tuesday were; taken up with iff ranging tho new schedule and assign ing classes. Wo wer blessed with eight how; frcshmcD. -j A number of students hjked to Kla cald park Monday afernoon. .r, t Classes arc now helng held until four o'clock, an eighth period having; been addod. Last semester school was dismissed at 3:15. r- - j Report cards were given out Wodnea day afternoon. Esther Brattaln and Bertie Brace finished high school thls midyear; ' Doctor E. C. Richards of the Willa mette University addressed the assem bly Tuesday morning". He urg'ed".jk& student to complete their high school courses, and ff possible to attend, college. i ' Berttle Bruco Is assisting Mis8Vlnn McCormlck in teaching serving and! cooking at the Lincoln school. ;A , Nf TO MY VALENTINE I By D. Wm. Hatch: ! Here mountain streams are flowing: From out the snow-clad hills, And nature'sruggod beauty . This lonesome valloy fills, But a steady, crushing longing fills Makes heart and soul, repine For the handclasp and -caresses ,t or you, my vaieniwe. Sweet dreams that come a-thronging; From out the sileht past. Bring thots or happ'ymomenta That'would not, could not last. ' Outside are sombre shadows: Above, the star-eyes shine, " And dearest, I am thinlting Of you. My valentine. I strove in vain to conquer The wounds of cupid's dart, But he and Fato were allies And the wound had reached my heart. There's pain In silent longing Of a sadness such as mine, '' ' When tender thots are clinging Round you, sweet valentine. mountain lions, on which ho collected "-n.lnll Scott of this city was ono a" aggregate bounty of 36. hers of tho campus Y. M. C. A., win T Tr I .. I .a An. a. i,.i.u. in i.H,..u,..,h ...v . .lnnufn,nn fri pearanco of the "Variety" storo by a Qrov(J ,n8t w(Jok om, coat of maroon pnlnt. j to Cottage hospital Snturdny for an operation. On Frldny Mayor B. E. Morrison spent n hnlf doy consulting with n QorV(lj number ot prorossors ni u. a. ro gardlng tho potato business. correct other abuses Hint w-e believe exist. Wo will endeavor to check un- Garden and Field Seeds have nr- jU(,t nttnehs mndo on the outdoor show rived. Come in nnd look over our 1 busluess nnd to secure fair mid cqultn- Inrgo stock. It is tlmo to put In I bio treatment. We believe the public thoso Sweet Peas. We hnvo nityml nnrt ulrnlpht rnlnra in lnlltr i Miss Franclg Bnrtlott. socond grado Hls year. Also a Dwarf for beddlns LACE GROWS ON TREES. We will bo pleased to take your order Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morrison nnd Mrs. Chris II. Jenson spout Friday in Will Speak at Irish Bend E. E. Morrison has been invited to speak at a two days meeting of th farmers of the Irish Bend vicinity, who are planning to form a potato associ ation. Tho meetings begin today and last over tomorrow, Mr. Morrison will speak at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning on "Potato Cultum and Marketing" There will also be speakers from the Oregon Agricultural college. Contracts To Duild Road. Ole Solelm, of the contracting firm, of Soleim & Anderson, Friday signed! the contract to build GOOO teevot tho new county road up the North Forfc of the Siuslaw river. Mr. Solelm saiit that he would go to Florence Tuesday and arrange to put on a good-sized, force of men as soon thereafter as possible. This is the beginning of a first-class road which the county court intends to build up that stream to afford better transportation facilities for the farmers living above the moutrt The only means of travel now Is b,r boat . "X bo'h 110 W" us in tuts campaign." . .., loacucr, roporis u ot nor pupi s in- uu i' " J"u un. o.-j..- m... -r t, oi W. J. White was registered at tho Bont from 8C,ioo, prday bccUM Qf for uU)8f Want Schr?hB, e,c.. for P'"rn l.ttTna Elite hotel Friday. chicken pox nnd tho grip. There aro prompt delivery. Springfield Feed i v nplnnu T r lvl,r(1 pox nnd tho grip, Wo now huvo a shipment of Nobrns. 0 In tho grado when thoy ka. corn on. hand. Tho Sprlngflold presoni. Flour mill. uro nil Co, William Safloy of Day's Creek, Oro gon, spent Friday, as a guest of his friend, K, E. Brattaln, The Bereanp held a business meeting Tho 'S. H. .8. bnskotbnll team, mot New Orleans, Iji. Lace grows on trK's on the Isthmus of Panama, aud the trees grow wild In the swamps. fillitfilti T W T7(1tiii,lo tt kt klniini. For Men's nnd Boys' work. dro3.i 1 st Frldny night, j j.Uil, xorwnlk brought a fine sample, or hj cui : shoes, or first class repairing yesterday U ' t merely as curiosity, but to Induce soo W. A.. Hall, tho shoo doctoV. Main ,,, ,,,,,,,, , . , ,,, tests ns to the iirobable utility of tho botwooh Bth and Oth. . vh,h tU ,wll X plant or tho tree in this section. Has Killed 51 Cougars J. B. Hills, rancher and trapper near Oakrldge, who brought In two. cougar pelfs and about ten bobcats to the county court for bounties Friday, has killed fifty-one cougars since he has been located where, he Is now. M Hills says that he has one of the best packs of cougar hounds In the state. 1 W. T. Newhouse III. News Is in receipt of a letter from Mrs. W. T. Newhouse. saying that Mr. Newhouse Is very ill with pneumo nia, fever, and bronchitis, and that he Is awfully weak. -- Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse are now living at Park Place Oregon having moved there from, For- est Grove. his homo In tho future, as ha will be , When the bark of the limbs Is strip- Mrs. Josslqr Nowman and son, Mar- given a run tying up tuoreTMr. Jiaclion .)cti (Pre are r0ns of filmy substance . . . TT.-ViRiiuri' nil. arrived loro yesterday for a week's has for somo tlmo bepnflrlng out of of a texture very much like mosquito toroat at tno. nannB ot ino ' nru" vBll wlh RIrBi j, v Pry ,, ot, Eugene, and this transferring to Port- uettlng. Tho size of these lnycrs In tcam by a score of 30 to 1 In a gamo ,nn(l & moMoni crciww wUh tho b1zo of lue trce played on tho Harrlslmrg..floor Frldny i ftrgcst Mug nbout n foot , ulamctcr. evening. '. 4 ' Thoro will ho a mooting of tho city Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Noel have moved Tjho' fnhrlc is Btrong and can be sewn council thlH evening. from botwoon Soventh and Eighth on without tearlus. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qoddard nro tho i ' a Btrco't to hotwoen sixth nnd Snv-! .Tho natives use tho stuff in making Mroud parents of a nlno and ono half Clnreuco Hill nnd Ivan McKlnney ontn on pound boy, born February 2. Ho has woro among tho local pooplo who at-. boon namod Harold Goddard. tended a danco at Thurston Saturday' Are you taking advantage f that night, i'6 discount at Sneed's Mlsg ,Ruby .Sonnonoy has boon qulto . - ill with a sovoro cold since Wodnos- Miss Mildred Hnlvorson, n Salom C. A. Swarts was in attendance at day and has boon unablo to attend nurso, Is" on duty at tho Springfield n meeting of tho Lttno County Jerse.' tho finest mosquito bar and may even her classes at tho Rlblo university, hospital. uumo uu, ai wuicu no is secretary, umuiw muucui, ... I Saturday. ! " 1 - Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kuni and Mr. Nin Titus, 10-ycarold dnughtor of A P, McKlnzoy, school clork. has POTATO PROFIT 108 PER CENT and Mrs. Howard Kunl, of proswoil, Fred 1 itus, a Mnrcoia morcnant, ia re- Oponed n temporary offlco over tho garments. Captain Richards believes that by cultivation tho trees may be come very valuable, and If tho lace layers cannot be enlarged some process may bo perfected by which they can be Joined into a fabric which will make vlsltod frlonds In Sprlngflold. 'portod much bottor. For sovoral days Commercial State Bank. .That's What South Jersey Farmer nbn wnB an ill with nnnumnnlft thnt nlin rm.. n .m . ... . .. . Earned on Their Stock. itop that .coyghl with Egglmann's Mt 0 Hvo. JiZrS: ' N. -J. Fanners are pros- i? ' - - ti,0 friends of Mrs. Francls Litor, evening, February 22. Details will Jersey, whoro a largo percentage of Tom Goddard 1b laid up for sovoral formoriy ot sprlngflold, but now of uo Given later. . New york clty.8 ,)0tatoes nro grown, days with tonallltls. t , gniom, wlll bo grlovod to loarn thnt Kathryn Washburn left for Portlanl Tho ejouth Jersey Farmers' exchaugo . ,1 , rr m Mntrinnu Bho sutforod a Btroko of paralystB Saturday. declared ia' 100 icr cent stock dividend W. II. Warno and Tom MoKinnls N t . Bhinnod (lv0 nlco hofts nnd au 8 per cent cash dividend. woro in from Douglas Gordons Sat., . from onkrldco to tho Swarts and. Tho exchange is a co-operative sell , . f - w i W HUv uubvui V I'l uaviiv( uiiu nuum ua4' ----- - YOUR PROFIT 5000 mile guaranteed Tires:- 32 x 3y2 N. S. $17 34 x I N. S. $24.10 other sizes. Chains (By Weed) 30 x 3y2, $2.65; 31 x 4, $2.90; 32 x 4, $3.00; 32 x 3V, $2.80; 33 x 4, $3.10; 34 x 4, $3.20; all sizes Oil:- In 5 gallon lots 40 cents per gallon, no container. Distillate,MonogramOi!s,GreaseEtc. Stoddard' Dayton Garage 8th Ave. EL 242 Phone 148 past of Hotel Osburn Half Blook Eugeno FORD SWITCH KEY SERVICE STATION NO. 1 Oregon ttrday. . IJoy hourlng from hor Sprlngflold Washburne packing plant Friday. lug organization, with 760 farmers as memuers. At Its sixteen stations last Waltor R. Dlmm returnod, Saturday frlonds. Mrs, Lltor'B addross Is 1003 w . h h rorolvod horo of tho ear DOT carloads of white potatoes nbjjht from a short buslnoss trip to Losllo street, Salem. d th . TOmjan, parBonB at the State ero uadled nt nn average price of 00 Portland, ' Miss Lona Brewor Is confined to hor homo Buffering with .tonsllUlB. Mr. and Mra, G. II. Johnson and baby dnuglitor woro In from Camp Oreek thb'last of tho week. Ouy D, Hulsoy rocontly purchase'! d hotlso on Sovonth and B stroots Just vacated by Mr. npd Mrs. R, M. Batfor, and ho and hla family nro 'now petting , settled, In tho now location, For a Bilious Attack. hospital at Salom Friday morning. Mr- cents a bushel, It did a total business In 1010 of $1,087,347.70, with a net Won yon have a sovoro headache twont of ?3l,237.70. This was the big. nccompaniud by a contod tonguo, loath- i gesi year smco us organimton m iuw. Inn if nnnollnnMnn ttnli1 llvrBM .'r vomiting of partly dlgostod food and Triplet Follow Twins, Terr Ifnute, lnd.-Mrs. Joseph Mar ftokl, wife ot a miner cast of the city, iravo birth to triplets, and all are 4bjg Something Good. then bllo, you may know that .you j Thoso who hate nasty modlclno hnvo a sovoro bilious attack. While should try Chambqrlaln'a Tabjots for you may bo qulto sick thoro Is much constipation, Thoy nro ploasant IoiW(1h. Th muthor iu thlrtv.stx vcnrsnlii consolation In knowing that rollof may tako and tholr effect la so agreeable ' and tho husband forty-seven. A year ho had; by taking. throe of Chamber- nnd so natural that you will not renljngo the mother gave birth to twins; lala'a Tablets. They are prompt and Uo thnt It lm8 lioon caused by any I who still live. The triplets make ten effectual. Obtainable everywhere. uio.Uclno. Obtainable evorywhoro, i 11'',u' t'hlHlicn. I PRIZE WINNING SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST Closes Feb. 13, 9 P. (II. Sharp $1QO,00 in Gold ' $50.00 Diamond king $25.00 Gold Watch 1