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THE SPRINGFIELD NKWS
MONDAY, FEimUARY IS, IMS
Tin Sprinefiiid News
J. C. DIMM, WALTER R. DIMM
itors and Publishers
Published Every Monday and
Tkursday
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
Ose Year .... J 1.50
Mi' Month .76
Caree months .60
Advertising rates furnished on applt
. cation.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
CAMP CREEK Ruby Crabtre
THURSTON, Mrs. Walter Edmlston
COBURQ Elste Anderson
WEST .SPRING FIELD.
Mrs. Clara Chllds
Member of' tho. Willamette Valley
Editorial Association.
"MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1,8, 1918
. SAVE THE HENS
1 II IW III III Will
1 -
-Jn order that a maximum eggcelvcd. word from his brother Johu'"S
-.supply may be added to the Na-'
tiOn's food resources and to in-
-sure art increased stock orpoul- f
try on the American fanu,tliq
"United States Food Administra-jfor
. ticm-has declared a ''closed sea -
SOri" for- hens and pullets until
April 31st.
Until after that date all
ItAnnnn ilnnlnw -n.V.tnli I .1 .1 1 1 rl at?
uucuacu ucaiua, nuiui in.iuU
all wholesale, commission and
cold-storage men, are roroiuuen '
to purchase, ship, sell or negO- j
tiate'the sale of any live or fresh
ly killed hens or pullets. This I
regulation became effective Feb .
m'ary 11th, and the licensed deal j
ers were given until .February!0" ror chronic appendlcith- r-t eight
23rd to dispose of such poultry o'clock this morning at the Meres'
Stocks oa hand or enroute from
shipping .points.
".Assistant Federal Food Admin .
dstrator .'W K. New'ell. Who an-
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v uwuuKCUimt: Jic.n:i c6uiuuuu saiu ,
. j...-hawever, that it'does" not in any
i vwayapply iathefarmenor poul-j
tryjnan; who.iuay. will their hens .
i ,0 , sell themau, the. stalls cof the pub
..lia market or throueh anv tin-' "sf iyie-yu .pti.ui Vuorntm .rsparjty', :Meate vfsital nt wwimwi. JU,.i.nc i-omr . i rcgon,
toanTTanyar Lano count' resigned IiIb position Sat- S H & Friday; altcrnoon Ho was 011 or aJlr lH tfal'1 2rlVl ,,ny. ,()f, Jnn
i .'4UGensea dealer., l.r-'' A,V'-- '-"'i'i'I m l-ii,'"! "aK .wcrnoon. no was ,unrj.( rg,S fijjng unablo to find suf-
.iRUrough; this arrangement'" y., 18 ""cce0"0" - A- 1i1.k-.!ja;.p).emer...of, up ,-football squai SAiiolout -orny, perwyml property bo
1 ..ui ..: : v'lns-'who has-Moa.bis chief dcpuly . i8rm hm nuir himi hnrt iimA.,m 'ojiKlni: tn sold Defendant. I did. on
nnllfita .nt nisnrptinn
said-. Mr. Newell "the wholesale '
. ,. ... .Blaughter..o.f: hens- and pulletsJ-
tirnnriino-.ah5I
.through the; laying and
: m unppen xor the aisposa,
by the. farmer or poultryman of :
rr.i t. nf '
the unprofitable and- inferior
fowls." The desire of the Food
Administration is- - that every
farm 'should maintain its max
imum capacity, of. poultry this
year, and ifjihisjs done a tremen"
dpus. and .very, valuable-addition j
will be made t.q,the food resour
ces of 'the. .nation. Between now
and May 1 the ,cold storage sup
ply will .'tie augmentedtoonsider-
farmers an.dpoultrymen. The
new regulation is the result of !
careful thought and it is a ne-
ceBsary provision to safeguard
a continued upply of an impor
tant national food commodity.
It should have the cordial sup- j
port and co-operation of every- i
one. The benefits of the regu
lation should, be plain to all, as
it Is perfectly. eyident that under
it we will have, on Mav 1st, all
the chlckena nov. qn handi plus
the eggs these hens and pullets ' .
Will have. lakl and -a future sup- ,
ply of fpo'd fowls in the chicks '
that wiU.have.. heen hatched.
Loojft'-ftlatf "Trade Farm
George- Pdrkhls" who has heen liv
ing on his "farm on the Goshen road
until the last 16W weeks, has traded
his farm, to Mr,' Walker of Portland,
ftjr a store, :ad 'Teft for that' city
r Friday. Mr:' WalktfF has 'already 'arr
flved and will,takefctSarg'e)of the place
At "once." rThe famfis Known as the
bid Bockwltte ptace. ' "
... Lumber Falls Crushing Foot
L. M. Cagley o.f this -city suffered a
painful Injury Thutsdsy iriorSlng when
pome lumber, which he was loading
fell on his, foot. 'Ho was worklpg In
One D9pth-Kelly lumber vard at the
time of the accident. Mr Cagley has
, bB. uflbltVlw(5k. slnc.e,,
IS SHIP BUILDING
BEING BOASTED BY
OUR DELEGATION
(Continued from pago one)
lng Oregon's shipyards and Insisting
that they bo given mora work? The
Washington delegation kept the trail
hot, and that's why thoy got results;
but there Is manifestly a difference be
twecn the Washington delegation nml
the Oregon delegation. After all. It's
the ability of OiOongressioual delega
tlon to grasp what Its state needs and
get those needs properly before the
right authorities thnt counts. In the
wood ship building program the Ore
gon delegation has fallen down; In
fact It never functioned.
The recent rate dlclslon of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, giving
15 per cent Increase to the transcon
tinental railroads, makes tho building
of a large Pacific coast merchant fleet
more imperative both from a civil and
a war standpoint. The more ships that
can bo launched from the Pacific coast
yards the greater the tonnage via
Panama canal, and the cheaper tho
deliveries of essential commodities at
Pacific. Coast points and also of our
commodities at Atlantic coast points.
There Is every need for ship building
contracts In Oregon.' and it Is time
the Oregon delegation woke up or
jcamo home.
Local "Boy Passes Examination
Ray Alexander of this city has re-
Aloxaiider who has been Vn a special
training school in Fort Wlnfleld Scott
sah ' FranclscoreaTi?o7nT
fcuccesifulli! Wased Hbei elimination : Kt the fair damsel whom, they had
admittance to the master gunners j already asked to escort o? whom thoy
'school. The training camp Is sltimtM id-hot! to take things went off very
I at FortMonroe, Virginia and tta,wcU anJ n Eot mad.
'young man "will leave for that place
, the 23rd of this month. He has been I T,, eighth meeting of tho Xokahhn
' .... . . . , , . LltOTllVv SnpllfV W.MIM llMll PrlllnV flffi.t-
swaying lor wis examination 107 .
somo time In the training camp In San ,
Fnu.r'-co. He is a son of Mr. ami.
Mrs. F. R Alexander of this city.
H. S. Girl Undergoes Operation
Alberta Parvln, a Junior In the
Springfield high school, was peratefl
hospital. Miss Parvln has been tioul-
led with chronic appendicitis for about '
tw"' J'ears,-but Sunday she. became
bc-auip
.worse, and an operation had to be per-
fnrm,l Hni. mnthni-' l .4 l Kn .. I
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vIn of Dexter is with her dauKhtor
County Sheriff Resigns .
Jamcs-Crf'arker, who for the pastj
duringJiU jjntlre Incumbency. ..Mr.,
f -. ..." ;H "f " "c,ou,m'
hDsIflefesr reasons; as he intends toJ
vtrj:,;Xte
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and other" records of the office In
rerfect shape. Nof change . In tho
office force will be .made forthe pre-v
ent at least.
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Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Etc.
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straw. Enquire at Commercial !
State Bank. WELBY STEVENS.
FOUND On Fifth street a pair of , ranged for he Hjgh school: military
glasses. Owner may have same by company to have target practice on
calling at the News office and pay- nights when tho weather will not por
ing 'for this notice. . miL out door drilljng. Four galleries
" ' j wllirbe Hetaip In the room formerly oc
FCUND Cn Main street between CUpjeu by the' Racket Storo botwoon
Filth and Sixth a ladles black kid Thrd ami F0Urth streets on Main.
glove. Owner may have same by
calling at the New office and, pay
ing for this notice.
WANTED Sewing to do. At home or
' the day. MRS. R. h. REED.
Stewart Addition. ;
STRAYED Yearling Jersey heifer
with Curnsey markings. Notify
R. H. SHULTZ.
FOR SALE Piano,. cheap; .motor cy
cle, cow. Inquire Cecil Calkins,
Mill and F streets,
WANTED Men and teams for high
way work, ,
HALL & SOLEIM Anlauf. Oie.
or W. C, Hall, pbohe S03, Eugene.Oro
WANED'alTT ash' pin' butle,
cut 89 inches long and from- 10 to
30 Bobes thick,. Over 2 InphM
split,, la halt Must be dear, aoaad
aad, atralrfit- crala. gee
SP8INOF1ELD PLANINO MILjL
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
.
BY DORR1S SIKES
According to David Dldwoll and a
number of other worthy dignitaries at
the High School, the "ratflo" box for
choosing partners for the big "got ac
quainted" meeting was tho most norvo
rucking and exciting event of their
High School career. At ono o'clock
Superintendent R. L. Kirk called the
assembly to, order and ..with tho aid
of ,Mlss Ida Dlusdnlo settled the fato
of every person In S. 11. S. for that
one evening. The name of every girl
In school had been written on slips
of paper and as Mr. Kirk culled off
tho names, tho boys selected a slip
from thoi box, unfolded it aud tho re
suit was announced to tho rest of tho
school. Uut Woe alas I thcro wore 60
girls for 40 boys. Hut Mr. Kirk camo
valiantly forward with a plan and
every third boy was allowed, to choot o
two. Tho Freshmen wore exceedingly
game and though we always suspected
them of being rather timid they faced
the guns, almost as well as the exper
ienced Seniors. Of course Stanley
wns a trifle short and Maude a "trlflo"
taller than ho but they did mako an
awfully nlco looking couple and even
1)111 didn't have a chanco to get Jealous
Ernest Korn. Tom Reyuolds, Harry
Faudrem, and a few other worthies
were not satisfied with only being
allowed to tako one and begged that
thoy might have more. -Of course
Sunbeam" Davidson's, and Frank
Sh6h(zv tors were ' handy and thoy
were K'vcn chance to make use uT
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ncon at 3 "clock, with Mary Harding
aiding chairman. Tho minutes of tho !
last meeting were read by the secre
tary, Audrey Perkins, and approved
ns read. There being no further huBl-
uoss to come before the meeting tho
program wns rendered. Following Is
the program:
PJuno Solo.
wj n i
Maude Oonle.
lManologie, "Little Boy IJIuo." Bore-
nice Cagley. accompanied by Miss
Llndsey on the piano. .
Llndsey on the piano,
'Heading; Laurel IJrtf tin
H.-fi-lnr. I Qtnrv ."Tlin . nrnnlncl ,.
f" - - '
. ThuifisJa.ThIs".Vonnn McKlnney:
Sciiool Son:.'.. .':. t i AllDiOf Oregon-thut out of the personal
'f'ritlL'ism i i Mlsa t atr
i
1iV
Robert Mannvjhq. 1reglstereid.as1a(i(.riy(tf.,w.
Juulor.-aU.tlie opening of: the, Second
6onjestereawai jjJjsent Thursday And
j Lynn Grandy; and Hazel Dean were
among the absentees Friday.
;. . i ' y
The Botany class performed an ex
periment proving osmosis during their
, class period Wednesday afternoon. ,
bole was bored in a carrot and that
was .filled with molasses. In the holo
was placed' a cork through which a
coppllary tube was drawn and tho
whole thing was placed In a vessel ot
cold vfittir, Tn"is' oxnerlmVnt' won net
mioweu 10 riijo i;i iue,iuoe, nereKJiu-
--"TPiTr.l
Superintendent ,,R. L, Kirk-lmB ar
Twenty-two calaber rifles will be used
by the boys In practicing.
When You Have a Cold
i u (8 wnen you bavo aisqvere cold
't,)at you- appreciate the good Qualities
ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Frank Crocker, PanaIll., writes "Our
flve.yea,o.d son Paul caught a severe
lungs and ho had terrible coughing
spells. We were greatly worried
about him as the medicine we gave
him did not help him In the least. A
neighbor spoke bo highly of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy that I got a bot
tle of It. The first dose benefited him
so much that I continued giving it tp
blm until be was cured."
.ROBERT BURNS Lodie. Mo.
71, A, M- F Ancient aad
Accepted Scottish Rite Uni
versal aad Symbellc Free
I sous mets first and third
halL
Visiting hiothcrs wel
i
7VT
come.
P- A, Jobnsea
8ecrUry
Elite Will Have New Office
J. P. Fry Is romodollng tho room for
merly occupied by I). W. Root's Jowolry
store, nml is making nn office and
lobby of It for tho ICllto hotel. A door
has boon cut from this room lending
to tho statrcaso, so that the room will
havo two entrances. Ho will move
his office downstairs as soon us the
room is completed.
3UMMON8
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF LANE
Tho Crosnell Orchard Company a
corporation,
Plaintiff.
vs.
J. U, Downoy, and all other porsons
or- parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or Interest In
tho real estate described In tliu com
plaint heroin,
Defendants.
To J. R. Downoy and nil other per
rons or parties unknown as specified
aforesaid, defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You aro hereby required
to appear and answer tho complaint
filed against you In tho nliovo entitled
suit within six wcoks from tho day of
tho first publication hereof or of per
sonal service tt served without tha
state, and If you fall to nppeur or an
swer for want thereof tho plaintiff will
take a decree against you decreeing
the plaintiff to ho the absolute owner
In fee simple of Lot Throo and tho
west Half of Lot Twenty In Harmon
Farm as platted and recorded being
pago 89 of Hook 4 of Record of Town
Plats for Lano County, Orogon, nnd
that you and each of you bo forever
barred and foreclosed of all right tltlo
ostato lion and Interest In or to said
premises and that certain land sale
contract executed between tho plain-
tit .1 ..,. T It ,-. ........ ...
nil uiiu sum i. i. t-runuuj tui duiu ui m
an lil promises.
This summons Is publlshod once
each wool: for six successtvu weeks
by order of Hon 0. F. Sklpwurth Judge
Of suld court dated Fob. 10th. 1S18 and
date of first publication hereof Is Feb.
ISth 1!)1S.
Uli::.." l'XI.'".Wl?i.TJlUtMT!l ER .
Attornoy ,fpr Plaintiff, ItyBldlng at
Eugene. Ore.
Keb.lS.28:Mnr.4,U.18.,J6;Apr.l. ;
NOTICE OF SHEniFF'5 SALE ON
EXECUTION
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an Execution Issued out of the
r,., ,,. ,, nf nrn.n
i ;or ,, County on tho 28th day of
January, 1018. und by me received the
8th day of January. 1913. ui nn
action wherein on tho 2Gth day of
January 191S, In the Justice Court
of Eugene Justice District, Lano Co.,
Oregon. Peter A. Nelson Sc. Albert
Johncon. recovered Judgment ngaluat
the Defendant Kthol Hansen, for the
sum of $"f0.00 with Interest nt tho
' ruiu oi u iter rum iiur uiiiiuiii iiuiu
; ,-.,. ot Jnmlary. ioi8.
togothor -with costs amounting to
11,0 ,u,n ! " '-0, accruing
tw ........fin,! nn,i ,wi(-,i i tim nf.
flco of thuC.CIork of said Circuit Court
, Oil tlQ Jlltll; UttY OI jaUUHrj , 1J1S, IHIU
f . R - . rtiw.i lml num.
Wnrfdlftci,! lii'tln! nnmo of the Stnto
W'nri(Ilng,,nid 1111
i,l,rf1(irt' saUl illofendant, or. If suf-
of tile r'eal property belonging to said
IKe'-Stir da)4' til Jantfary. 1918, levy
on 'lllfi loiiowiiig iiusuriuuu ruui iru-
, .Lote.fi and G In Illk 2 In Mountain
;::N6ii.. therefore.. In tha namo of tho-
State of Oregon nd in compliance,
with" saTd" Execution lind In order tp
satlsfyl :rId"Jdgmnt, costs, nnd ac
cruing costs, I yriUuDB .Saturday, the
9th day of March, 1918, botwoen tho
Hoifrs of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. m. towlt; at one. o'clock p. m. on
said day at tho Southwest door ot tho
County Courthouse In Eugene, Lano
County, Oregon, offer for sale for
cash, subject to redemption all tho
right, title and Interest of tho above
named Dofendant In and to tho above
described real property.
JAMES C. PARKER
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon
By D. A. Elkins, Deputy.
Fob.4.11,18.26.Mch.4.
NOTICE-TO CREDITORS
Notlco Is hereby given thnt tho un
dersigned has been, by tho County
Court of Lano County, Oregon, ap
pointed administrator of tho estate
of Tllllo E. Luther Michael, deceased,
and has duly qualified as such.
Now therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate will "present
tho same, with proper vouchors, to
tho undersigned, at tho Commorclal
State Bank, in Springfield, Oregon,
within sx months from date hereof.
Dated this February 11th, 1918.
O. B. KESSEY, Administrator.
POTTER & IMMEL, Attorneys for
Fbb.lU8.25:Mar.4,ll
EHtato,
"Lnuue- orciarrlssa E. knotis, Do-
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
' Notice Is hereby given that - William
J Stole of Oregon, in and for
' Lano County, his final report as ad-
g,nff dSTO ttat Satu,
o'clock In the forenoon, at tho Court
room thereof in Eugeno Oregon, havo
been by said court appointed and fixed
as tho tlrao and placo for hoarlng oh
Jcctlons to said final roport and for
the final settlomont of said estate.
WILLIAM E, KNOTTS, Administrator
A. E. Whoolor, Attornoy.
Fob.U,18,SG;Mch.4,ll.
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN
Tre"nt, Oregon, January 14, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that my wlfo,
Mary Dowonnan has left my bort and
board, without my contend, where we
resided at Trent, Oregou.
trills Is to nclfy all pnit-cn Vt I
will lint i.iY rr irMt ' 'toil-
J thil't.
J. Of'RNij' li IV, , MN.
1 Jfvn,14,Sl,2E,Feb 4,11,18,:D.
THE BEST WAY TO OWN A HOUSE OF YOUR
OWN IS TO HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO BUY A
HOME OUTRIGHT, v . , ' .1 ;
THE bEST WAY TO HAVE ENOUGH MONEY IS
TO REGULARLY BANK ,AiPA.RT OF WHAT YOU
EARN. ' "
,SAVING YOUR MONEY WILL ENCOURAGE YOU;
DEBT WILL DISCOURAGE YOU.
BANK WITH US
TVlte 96-23
ave
1- wheat
isge more com
2- meaf
use morejish & beans
S-kts
1 use Just enough
sugar
' t fl'l f-TfN 1."1 1
I i-.M'i S
and$eive
the
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will command respectful attention.
Every piece of printed matter you
send out must have distinction and
character or be lost in the crowd.
Our printers will give it the "air"
that wins a hearing for the mes
sage, and our facilities and skill
keep, he cost at a moderate mark.
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