The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, January 15, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTUN Rl'MNT.KlKI.l) NEWS YllPRKDAY. .I.I'AHV 1. 1f'Jft. PACK 4 THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS rubhstu-J Every T bursiluy at sfprmflclil. l.iuio I'nunty. Oivwi by TYLER & FREELAND Samuel F. Tyler H. U Kro-himt KntereJ t the I'd t office t Sprinsin'M, On sou. Second cluaa Mutter. Tcbruary 24. 1103. sriisnurTinx katks.: One Year KM Threo Months hOe 6U Month J' OJ tsmplo 'oy - One Year. Whfn Paid In Advm:c. l must come to tin1 tili" t of the world ami I he w est has t he i.n- j developed power. ! NVIm-m i ougres-uncn ; 1 1 i t wav-j inn the Mack flai: of "conserv ing" our water powms whiih a iv wasting to the -.ci. and vviiu1 tli' Ameiiiain tl.i:'. ol ad vancing progress in the m-w eta Ol' elect l icil V lehef Will ( ('IMC. i A GREAT INVESTMENT. No lover of hi count ry rati The News enters oti its seventeenth year today. We want to thank our many friends for their patronage ami coope ration in the past. Only through the support of the people in the territory we serve can "vo hop to achieve the host results for which we are striving. We feel that we have this support to a large degree. Plans are beim: made by which we hope to give our patrons and our own corn unity better service and a better 1 taper with each issue. A farm column will soon be added to The News, in which we heliee the farmers will find much o' benefit to themselves. MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE WEST. precede.! M ; ! ' . ' ' dow r. all t !: id men en 1 ei'i'. I it I.e.ne oa i : schools a l.i ! now ci:s-:'m.- i ' I ea t In r ; 1 1 .1 ; 1 ; ' ' i til.' he : ' the idea i I huniam'y. :.' d '; : nd tint oidv of the eo'm'lv ! ; ter ai'd life, i (! He;. t ion. t ' a ,le, he o. i i i I W 1' ll ll I' mill h w 1;;. ! -...'!. i I r ' 1 ' i 1 a hip. in -re eiir.Ie.! I- .-b:- ! .:'s I'. I a -I I . . . . i . ... i .: . . , ,i i, ii' IT esi ii's rioii. 101 ns Mexican bon er, in the Spanish , . i .i i.i.ii;. . i.. i, I cou n t r v s uu.ie than I'1" ' war. and m the Philippines lie;. . , , ... . ... , .' ,i .,,,, mto he work oi b "ni din i did not haunt the hospitals but , ( , ., v lt. .,. ,.,,. ,,V-h': ... , strife tribes !o I.o.ms. bov In cnilian training camps, at , , ramp Funston. in Tuba. t "'. ( ,ass .l""'",' ' . ' '7, Porto Pico at Manilla, he held , ;U"'"".s ol ., - ' 1 ' on er w ere m- 1 mon no o ice sinecures but tackled' . . ... Ins side the -.':- ' ... . lie ban jols. , , . ,. i . .. J . . . t . : war ha-; bet ' i 1 1 ' l. erv w Here lie snowed mu.- respect" for red i.ape but givat or .".'' ,'; .vspect for .ecuhnu results. '""' ,! ' '''V . , . , ,, rmhtoouMi'-s-; t 1 WMl'lill'l II .( s Mill:., i . ' slaving feers That kind of a president, without show of anus or rattl ing of swords, will command re spert of all powers. As an Indian fighter, an offic ial, a soldier- an ori'anier. an administrator, a patriot, or a clean and can stand the piercing statesman, he is sound and searchlight of the American . . ; . i . . . The presidential contest ! ".' . , . . .....i.. ... 'in -irmv oltlrer us uriii- not going to ne stnctiy (tu ,an .. ; . , . ( il,, d Pi t! : lines but uill revolve mucli ula t.r success vvas: u and about the difference in eastern kmi i wuk a..... y. .... .. and western ideals. vd.,uarters m Washur.tou he , a wavs a thorn in the side III etfi v Kir.ii iiaiion.il v i i.-i.- ....... iii the eyes 'of the people have , Z-' BANK MONEY IS A r WORK, turned to a man of admuustra- "" ,all-K "' s "n"UI - tive and executive ability from li0' 'un,; , . . . , , ., . Tllt Vu' .- li ¬ the west- At the beginning of I" V-M...-1- ha t lit b- w. Mi V - ' the Civil war the east and south l.me in Pivpratto , tor ' ' , v., were in the saddle. A western lv..roPean war was hum ly due a . ..... president and western generals I-"ands ... y . " ' , ' . . .. restored the nation. ( .em ral W ood. la . The man of the west stands H-s work m , stablishtn- lo, a - ' ' , for action and not for theories go- rnment and sanitation ol - . :,.. cities in the .l Indies, ill our Ilu- '.. . i nor ior mere le u semai nn .i , wealth in national affairs. M-n-ntal ern.o.y and at b.ome v a; ,d, . , It is in the west that true has siood " ... b American push, enterprise and As it was western ,verll,,rs ; , indomitable spirit of doing assumed r.-s!,.nsib.l,t ,n .-bo ., . things still prevails. : :l w"s,"r" , ' We cannot dissociate our : ould assume .vspo n- ; V country from the part it took in : '-v V' "1; ' ! i w-i , V ' the jrreat European war nor! '.r!d when American m.cro.s, H. ; ' ; abandon our country to a spine-: art..... s ,.r" l0ThereCiS one candidate who! TURN LOOSE THE WHITE j'p;,'' fills the imagination of th-, COAL. J ,'. ' ,. American people from the ( ', . ; , standpoint of virile western fHr coutitry and especially ' ( ( Americanism. the west is on 'he -e of the , , . , That candidate is fb-nera! greatest hydro-tdect ri- develop- ; Leonard Wood. tr:iin"(i tui'i met.t ever known in history '(,, ,,r' i ' ', ' ' drilled in active administrative The rdectric era has been vhatee,-;. j .'.r.ctions. a man fearless and ha--'ere, ,- t 1 1 r - coal s'rike and ' , (!'!: to ncr. bv the need ot i nti.-er im; coal .. . lie iook ins army raiiK as resources. , j. ,i. , , . , , surueftii but he never went into hemaads for oil products are ; ' '. .. , i a camjiai'?;:! that he rlid not de- grtjwing faster than crude oil . j j! .t',, . ,,, , i.iaiul to he placed in active dutv resources can possiblv be e- ' . . , f ' .. , . ' . sot i I'M'- ; ' . I - ! i ' ' at h front. ; veloped. t (f ( , ., , , Fighting the Attaches on the: Electric light, heat and power !" '.' ' , , , pill III t be i.'.: ! ei-. I he lit'iu I i' " ! ' . ' 1 to the i1 . . I ' i , M , : cummin. by. Always -j : of depoit a ! ' ' . ' ' 1 1 ' o carry on' in.! cut erpri -ei ;u-i! : ;! r. On I ; i o ! ' I a i reach in ir i ; 1 ' . ; ' ! " !!: r enla I'L'e his h i . ' ' ' - etpi ipnn i! t a .., ) ' . 1 ' "'- t ion . Hi' b' ba 1 1 , ' e ' b" farmer'.- b. - : ,'. POLITICAL CAR DISTR!- niJTION. The 'orva !!i nt"."..i 'i'i '! " -( iad te. a pi p.'i.:i an ; ' in a lullibcr I'i'oieiei' legion. practically adinii i ba im d.-r govern men I ( ea : : ' !' : i of I a d -roads, pcp'ihlbai, sta'es v. "ild not suffer from ' ,. i" : li'H'l a :'(. ll says: Oregon and Wa ' j ii. t . lum bermen are complaining bilf r ly about the yh'-i'lage of cars. Eugene alone is .-aid to be los ing $ 1,000 a da v on t his account Seven hundred and fifty men in one mill have b( en throw n out I of work there because there is i no use cutting bn ilx r that can i not be hhipped. The I"' s lo I he j northwest will run into millions. This is -merely a noi I r d 'mou- si rat ion of what ihe political j control of railroads would al I ways mean. Were the pepubli- 5 jeans in power limy would prob- hi T71 fn K ' K 71 U tt II il J W Si. WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR LINE OK FLOUR MADE FROM LOCAL WHEAT A NEW K! OUR AND WE HAVE NAMED HER Springfield" IT IS MADE FROM AN EASTERN HARD WHEAT AND LOCAL LITTLE RED HARD WHEAT Noxall IS A HIGH PATENT MADE Niv,: OUR HCST LOCAL WHEAT WITH ALL MIL LOW Gi; ADE REMOVED . AND YOU KNOW OUR CREAM MIDDl INCS AND OLD FASHIONED GRAHAM MADE ON THE OLD-FASHIONED MIL L oT ON L ALL MONEY-PACK GUARANTEE SPRINGFIELD MFLL AND GRAIN COMrANY ,d.y lie doitm just what the ,'tl . l;.e I'd 1 . I IIV Was I temiK rat ii' adii'ia a a' i- n c- '. b-e I ... i . ... .;a.ila Cru.. doing now . M . pi tl..,t i h y a ' it.' .1 t t bt W i ill Id be del !'! I i ' I . Kepublican t.i'e S est instead of : I"! 'he soli tin- bind. i of I be m iii b. I 'i:b! '.-. ' : '." a" ueh a I'lifii'n ! a ' ' a 1 1 1 1 i;nb w mid I" a ( . i . i This i. .ay be a I o ' 1 a t eiileli I bill il i - .' o -. b p. e 1 1 e; uij' o r wheti .- t ; " ' ' ' i' a I ov nef -b i p . a 1 1 v i nd r t i '. . We hae . eei, ;l. ' I IIIU ha jipell ill I ' I lb'.' 1 1 e . i . -a i. In e- Ii i c ' ' , i en. e what pail', i -: i 1 1 ' SIMS' REBUKE TO L-ANII L . . I n bis now 1 a t i ' i ' ; ! ' ' 'i' S.-i I'etary I anie . Viu.ii al -i j, : "The ( -omnia i" 1 it: i: d 1 i . if a e-sel thai ..- . : '. I -mhmarii.e b-a'd : the - ,i I I . e I e '. a I d .1 ' ' 11 ; a I . d i !)'. oil. ' !' ' 1 i t h 1 1 i: .-ink- a : 1 1 i t and I'lm : i i a n e' - who I.e.- i. . ! a a n ; - bed -..(. b ' n '-tibeW Lie"'. l P.a'-ley.' wl e v p,:, v.: I during t he w a r, b'i.- '" . hose shi ps a ' ' 1 d in b 1 1 'J. the b i . ' 1 1 mil of the . i - i.bmarint s. yi on. ' " ' b' and niisiiir.'." I ! i , lb" cull i - ib i ' ..ill Hint was 'iie territory : : ion nl am. . i t . ' a i . ' , i a SMALL FRUITS THOR OUGHLY TESTED. IT IS Not What You Earn BUT What You Save THAT WILL Make You Independent Deposit Your Money in the First National Bank SPRINGFIELD (A City, County, State and National Depository.) Small fruit ;.; row i: m for I - ; . hvdrabtii' plant - hm p' .- . t a 1 1 1 1 ( t i s , iu ice I a t ' i fa : i . , '.i e a pora t ors has pa--. d tie i ' I), t imcntal stat-e a a I i a ' able as wheat or . : . . I 'or o t w 1 1 1 y a r ' . i : a n ( reoii and "A - o-: : a . 1 1,, l'.i on and i an 1 1 "t n ' ' i ' i i t '. i . ha ve grow n I lerrii - a t 1 i . -1.... !b i'rnit s for ma 1 lo 1 . 'I'be firt loganberry I im ' 'A (!( Set Olll ill I he il'a net I e ' "I ' a lley I cnty ya r.- av. plant direct ly I roni I he la 1 m id 1 !a origi na tor. The 1 a 1 aa n a ' a' o 1 ids combinal ion b rry. a 1 i '. bet wren I h'r v. ild b'ai I. bo 1 y , ( ri a loa : a - I '..:." 1 1 1 a. i Iii the .1 1 I e hit.' been a 1 -'id a nd a 1 1 a 1,1 ; yield I a I 1. !' 1 . 1 .- lo 1 he acres : . , . 1 . '. . i, 1 : 1 a r .- .- : ;! m . a . : . bae be . ... 1 1 a , 1 1 1 . iie a 1 id prol it : '. 1 1 b . a i c rower .. in a, . in- attention 'i ! a . .; I . a : . : 1 i i . .'i r a nd a. 1 j. a .. . I 1 1 e. ,.,:.a,end. ! '. 11.. 1 l,,lali,.ir Willi I be ba.- I- a 1 ime a . 1 ! ;''. drbi'oti ii.1'' .-! : 1 the t .uli n's i .1 a , a i. ,, .,! 1 e ii' a ' .1 .. 'o i 1 . . ,e pi e ,1 1 I I a I I p. 1 b I I s 1 . e , 1 a ..i.i" o! I I 1 . , a , ... 1 , a,l I II lie ; 1 1.1,;, Ii 1 , . 1 1 any 1 o r I ' . a, ;.'i 'd i'-a I .on s 1 1 . a. 1 ' i.e I a i led ( al'." a : s k !..- ' 1. 11 .hhI a .... ' l!i.- t.. i.M-li. .. 1 . . 1 1 I ..- I :. .iil.l.- 1 I, I' : Ii N I I 1 1! 1 1 I I' ' III. .11 S 1 . a ! a I., in,. I '' IK . 'f a ' ' . : I 1,1. It a i . 1 ' . 1 I : 1 ' (n i l ' 1 ' ' ! e.a I lilt 1. r .1 n . Iii iimrii Ir. ! 1' in i y i.. Hi.oii I1.0 It is . . 1 1 1 1 ; v iiit: I : a 11 1 1 1 1 : ; 1 v 1 1 1 k liahlt I,'. . 1 .1 1 1 ii ' ,111 ,.1 , , 1,1 11 1 at t lie I . ' ... ".' il 1'' l.i. in .'I'll nr field. MilKers, Attention! Don't forget that your local creamery pays the highest prices Springfield Creamery