The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, January 15, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACK 2 TI1R SWllNT.FIT-Xn NKWfci TiitmsDAY. January n, ma. PEOP MAM IE SPRINGFIELD We wish to announce the opening of the Peoples. Market. It being your market you are cordially invited to call and look it over and see if we have anything that looks appetizing to you. Watch our window display for fancy cuts of all kinds, and for fish, you can get your market basket full, also oysters, clams, crabs, everything in the fish line. NICKEL BY NICKEL! "Some Men Don't Know It Yet" Newspaper Man Diibb!cd His Profit to Beggar. Llttl Transaction by Which Scrlba Thought He Wat to Makt $-'.65 Didn't End in Jut That Dealrtd Way. "A newspaper friend i'f initio," vnld Mr. ISoslinKlnti, "tells in i'f nn mi UUI t('-l'lMli f III' Iris hail, In t;i i Is still ha mi; w Ith h r-.. ir. "lie met this beai t''-t :!. tit year hcu. The fiiviuusiain nr.n'l I UR t til H first Illt't'tllU Wl'l'l' 1 1" V fl i 1 1 1 1 Interesting Mini my Mend wrote n lit tle pll'00 at'OUt It which uas pl'llltf'1 III his newspaper ninl fur wh.h he received S't. As In- la 1 ."mm bejtClir H nickel tic t er. . that lilt net profit mi this n- S.' '.' i I'.tit "A couple of wrrkv la'.t' be iu:iln met this hiKs'ar. wlin nt,.i ii :isi, fur a nickel, a request Unit nn ii.iial . i. t nt feel warranted in t !':-: i's I don't think he would linn' i. : ui. I any way, my friend helm; nn i:i-v tnatW fur hecciu-s ; but t.stx 'ia i "i''i-il hv tils original t I'M II s.'U't hi v:'li Mils !;. KHT. he fl it Impelled to li.M.-t met' Hi s second tiU-t, i I promptly , tl.' r.'.'u. .ii,.- hi lift I'll tills lllll.i p. it,. .. J 'Ml "If wa-n't liii 1. 1 ;,.rf m, T 1 1 i t d!i-iivi- ,.. that th.s ., .imt !..-. some where In hi ticl-M'.irh I mm. I made thitt part of the town Irs . ; i : . 1 1 t- ; fur runv tii. usi'il tn ii i hi: i here mi. I rrrre In- tn'ervaN .n ...i-Ants. Pv nnv imvi'is. whet, t. ! .11 ft-,,, nrjcar pr.ii.i't, ti : ih. v paxseil ejt.'li ,.ii,t :. '" ' 'r IH'i Illicit i!,-. I'll ti.i '.i . ! '."! 'mil ; says the Good Judge This class of tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction than he ever gets out of ordin ary tobacco. Smaller chew the good taste lasts and lasts. You don't need a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Heal To bacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco VV-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco c 22 Thurston Notes (By Special Corretpondent) THURSTON HIGH SCHOOL The double-header basketball came between Thurston and Pleasant Hill Friday nipl'.t at Thurston, resulted in complete victory for Pleasant Hill The girls teams played a Rood game. : holding the score down to 1" to 10. and while the boys also played well, their score ran up to 4." to 6 in favor of Pleasant Hill. After the game the girls of the high school served sand wiches, salad and cocoa to the play- ! ers. ; The mid-year seniors are working ! hard on their play, 'Teddy, or the Run : A ways." The date when the play will he (riven will he published later. Onr sinking teacher was earlier T'le.stlay than usual so we had to start on those miserable new song. Kredi'tic Cray was absent from school two days last week. l.io Tennis had a severe case of poison oak last week, causing him to stay out of school. j ("harles Ihivis and Virgil Miller j werv absent from school Friday. THURSTON PERSONALS Alex Mathews spent Sunday with Frank Campbell. Mis Ada (ioff and suns Kniiis and Willie have returned to Fori Klamath . Kay Mit hell is at home for a short tune. Mrs. I). O. ll.meh received the sail news of the sudden death of her brother. Kobert Stausbie of Nebraska ; The dance Saturday night was well attended and all reported an enjoy- abb- time. ! Tom Swarts has moved into the , Olsen home. ! F. K. Taylor is down on the Sins-' law visiting tils mother. This is his first vsiit down there in four years. Ross Mathews and family were guests on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs Rook's of Springfield. Mauley Haugti and ramily were vis iting at Ray Uaugh's Sunday. I'.ert Mathews and family attended ttie basketball game Friday night Miss Klizabeth and Helen Harbert were in town Saturday on busmen. I r u.im'iI i m v 'i, ir 1 1 ' s : to Ii Ml i ' f '." in r n . .n' t '. '.: '. I d I'.'it he u."l'd i , , ,. i -1 S J ' '. i I H:' ll- Friday & Saturday 14 lbs. Fancy Rolled Oats, regular Uc for 14 lbs. $1.00 3 10c bottles of bluing 25 C 4 doz regular 30c oranges, sweet and juicy, for . .$1,00 Extra line Cottage Rolls, worth 38c, this sale 34c C lbs. nice parsnips for 25 C A full gallon can of Mazola Oil, regular $3.2C. sale $2.95 Large Cottolene, $3.2." all over, our price $2.95 Medium Cottolene, $2.20 all over, our price $1.95 Our box apples at $1.20 arfc K'n"ie bargains. Special on Velvet Tobacco at this sale. 2 for 25 C Our present prices on Springfield Flour will look mighty cheap before many days.. Better get busy. Get Our Prices We carry Everything and can Sell for Less Cox Coj z Springfield, Oregon but tun e In :t u !i le hI. fer a IH'-I el. v t . friend f:i . In i' Is -.v .. v of t! n e nvir hs ( , , . ft'.lls re. p.. i,. i , JJ.i:.V TI-' n n v . i . ' 1 -tlfl f..l.'S.,.A t . tllilel'!' i ' ' . lis I I . s. . flii-nnmi : vim: ' i .. Cef I'll of tt.e ' v V kl'I'l I s. .. . . ' . ! t . . tlid tb-t.k ' :fi .' 1 1 tie nn !" ! n ' f ft rut s(1 tt l, . n t '.e ' . he set as; !. in : . , draw ivi :e .-."ii ' i.. : 1 . ;ilnl be -!' t. . hiii-. 1 1, the i.riL"ii:. tutu! I . i I !. !de. be V." I'd -.'.; flv KliliT th.lt he li "I ., lie ' lie -.;';:;! . tlr'ILV " ell. toy f- let:.) . ' - ,.. It. , ...tint. Ifl? I II ' ' ! T - , 1 I e I 'is. t.-i da v. I..- I. i i . . . i ; ! s . t ': t liuv 1 1 i s 1 1 ' ' 1 . . ' :i ' '. ! . ,v Hit', s .,!,'.. .,. . r :. li'- III. st. w ';e the bt-: .' r V .'I I . M' I I : .1 '. II his f'il! s. "'I t. en. civ ii' . te! - -, ' i' !- fil ing to s;i il..un ;ri'l l.i i . :!:.' r--t Mme!f; but ut.:it I think he will do will tie to k' ep en paying I'M ttie hole three dollars . ;.ime, Irs orl Innl firntit beinj; thus tiped out com pletely. I don't know what he can do then, unless he should V. rite, cnf ri2 all tils expcne'Hi'S u't!, this u;.isia bejnr, uiioit.er aid . . -r st a y ; mov ing then to ai'iitlief pat! of the city." ! OREGON CITY MAN NOT I OUT FOR SECRETARY JOB J Koti "It y. Jan. 14 - l Spec lull j I' K Hiodie, putillslier of the Morn j "ii; I "ii 1 1 i prise, it ii in n it t imI Siitiirtlay :li.i! he would not be a enndidnte for i he Kepiitilii iiii noinliiHtlon for Hecre i.tiv of state at the primary election next May. "My many friends among the new ipapir editors of the state." Mild Mr. j In- tinl.iy. "were the f.rst to pro I pn.se my inline in connection with the ..lin e of set relaiy of slate, itlnl I have li..t.!y leieiMil. without my sollcl I lull, the einloi seliient unit pronilBOtl upoit of mine than .10 papers j ' hroiighotit the state. ! "This, of course, i.s extremely giati- 1 iuiii; and tlatteilng. and I am dtn-ply : .iipi ei iat ive of the kind IhliiRH thuf have lii-en said about me. "After Ioiik ii flection. I t annot ep , ii.t e myself from a profi-todon with I hali I have been connected alnce I "' h I The pIlbllshltiK of a neWH- I I aper. m my opinion, is of Kicater I'likTiii'v and service than holding a j public offn e The triH- tiewwpaper man j may be tempted by vlnlona of earner Masks anil shorter bourn, hut If he is 1 u ue to I he falling of bis own choos ! !'if lie will i.tit k and resist the temp jt.itioii to forsake a legitimate bust i pess w herein he should be u leader n iiifiueiit It'K public opinion within , Mi" ladius of his newspaper's circula- ' ! mil " NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IIae you read the want ails. Notice la hereby Riven that the uu dnrslned tinn been duly iippolnteil by the county court of the atate of Ore Kim for ttie county of l.utie, eiecutrlx of the last will and testament of Harry Klefrr. deceased All persons bavin lalnia acalna aahl ertnte are hereby notified to present the name to me at the offlca of Frank A llel'ue. attorney for the estate, at SprltiKf b'ltl. Onicon. wlhln all months from the date of thla notice All claims must be properly verified as by law required. Iiated this 7th day (( January, 1920 UKItTHA KIKKKIt. Kx'xiitrlx of the last Will and Testa ment and Khtatu of Harry Klefer. I leceaind Frank A. Iel'u. Attorney for the KatatA COME TO US FOR PRINTING mi . if tw s m A News want ad Is your best salea man and will cost the least. To you live in Sprii sf.eld and do your bankini.' in lliu-er i ? If an, It !s not necessary fur the Pir t National in SprltiKf Add w.ll tale care of all your Interests as W' il a i any hank could. Win. S. II. i." lay- a ah- hap- an 1 ; ftomero for pi' -on ' ti p' - i:i "The ! I'oppy flirt's 1 ipiha !! " I'hoto play; deals with underworld life in inl'ain- ! 'jus Marhary nm't if old San Fran-, t isco. a resort for ciou',.h :ind run tat;! of hutriatiitv l!-ll t'la'i-r. Sunday.! Januarv 1 I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I)epa rt.tnet) t of Inft-ritir, V. S Land Ollitc at Ito1 tbii i v. 'ire. .I.'tiuiiiy li, lllJO. Notice is hereby j-'iven tlif Harry K. Hush of Winberry,. tli' ioii, who, on June 7, IUI". rn.'id" second Home stead Kntry, Serial . . nlbiilfi, for the soulhea t tpiiller of i,. I h A e-i quarter, southwest tpiii'er t.f tiorih eaKf. fjuarter and west half of north west. tiiarter of S'ltini 1M. Town fchip 1ft South. Itaiie 1 I -1 . Willam etttt Meri'lian, has filed notice of in tention to make pnal three year proof, to establi.'li claim to the land above described, beloie j: () I ill til 1. ('. S. Commissioner, at his ollice. at FuKenc, () rt ii, n, on the Milt day of February, HCO. Cla i in;. ii I names a ' it iii" .a Charles M I'.et , of ' ' in hen y. (ire Huph Mooik y, of V'.' ahi i i-t , (ire. Clark Handle, of Winberry. Ore. Jack I'hillipM, of Su ilie.l'ield. (Ire. W. II. CANNON. j Iff tfisler. Hale first publication Jan. S. I!i20. Date, last publication Feb. X,, l'JliO. Commercial Job Printing Promptly and neatly executed at very reasonable prices The SPRINGFIELD NEWS 'REPAlRtA 0 WE HAVE: GLOVES, MITTENS, ARTIC SOCKS, LOGGING SHOES, SHOE GREASES, SHOE OILS, and GENERAL SHOE SHOP SUPPLIES Complete line of cotton and woolen gloves; leather mittens WE HAVE A COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF RUBBER GOODS. n 55M W 'Bests L. C. HELMER Shoe Shop '!