PACE 4
THK Sr RING FIELD NKWS
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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TN LER A TREELAND
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tY'.m.it-y :'4. IPO.:.
S! 1?S Kl!'Tl . UATIaS :
One Year $2.00 Th:c Month 60c
6lx Month 1 03 t:r.i!' l'"I'.v ..... -...Be
lM:o Yoar. Wiion I'.u I In .Vh;mo. t 75
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o oryotio must rot reniiv ( :r
tiully work ;ir.:iin. to s.io ;i . : ; : i I
:ini to a i oiisidor.iMe decree i
; -m lu k (o tin ill sanity ani i
i (Miiinoii sense, or else ;ieee.t
I'orniaiiont tlio present soalo of
rosts in whiih rxoi.l wo
iniulit just as woil slop raitiiiiL;
alout llio hiyli rosl of liviic, .it'd ,
tcalio tliat a now lasis of oco-'
noinir prorodiiro is liero t '
stay." t'oinplainiim aloii ton-'
EUGENE'S RUMORS.
no-it. 'Vo railroad situa
tion ;!.! p. s.-:l'!o ih.ir.ii- uhon
tho p: i.i!o ow !iri lako owr th '
raihv.'aN . .. Matvii 1. one of tho
Kuue.a !..." U-lios several
tu:.:o:-s . -miim !io t Iianues
in location of the ear shops it
ptvsi-! t lo.'iit-'il at ISrooklyn. on
the outskirts of Portland Hno
t!'.-1 f::. ! rs i- that "traintnon
are ;' ;ho oin'nion that Eujrono
will lo seloeted as a sito for tho
shops if tho chanpo is made."
It is also reported that "Albany
and Springfield are also men
tioned" hut that "Eugene has a
better thaiue than anv other
point to sooure thorn.'"
We ask. "Mow do tlo-y uot
that wa v . "
Io they t:ot know that rail- !n;1' "1. rained irom il,.
ro.-i.i of'n. c,'- k w h-ii i ,ai 1 nun :ro,n ihtv,. t., i . u i i
worn Jll.out v.'l;.':. tli.-v ca'iio to i '1"M!S'1"'1 1
of ! !:t ir ow;; a.- nr,t. I x" avorau" or la. juv-
i ho-.- lo ;,,.;,. ' r,':1 !'" ' ! - I --' l!p o,
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ar i: is .-.ti. ! to i .. i-, to' r. i
ii-'.utes. i """ "" p. r oar.
( ooporate in loinodyini; oudi
lions is not mm h imoio s'.iih'o
tli. tn t ryin for tho moon.
road already extends oor fo-t y
Miil.'s. la'd wi'p, ei r-i l:Mvy ra"
; t . . I a road I ! w ! i . "i s - ' i ! to
! e ol'o of r he l"s' T'! ! -!.:! .',
1.1.1 sl'I !U -lent to , a : i". ,,
!ieaiost throui:h tr.:':;-.
poi tant.
1 ' l' :i 1 i 1. " . i I. i -it I. .
itesoi.t tr.e .spn:.-: .! m t'.o of the business men with l;o
'o!n:nils of the W .;. I':!,- a'.d farmers and e.rowois of tho sur-
le.l win a i l;ii'idi!u: territory.
I o yon want t. see Sp: in;;
t i 1 i i;row".' Cooperation is the
''" W(rd. Coo.or;il ion of the peo
ple with industries tliat are hoie
ami with industries that want
" to i ome hero, and cooperation
FREfc
I'all at tho Spiinbold flour Md and .-.l a laloiidar
tikrid.i;e hr nu he
the railroad shops ai- l.nai'd
here it would n i! j....v he the
terminus for th west s;.;.
branch and tho Coos Hay lino.
Thus it tan bo soon that Ku
j;ene should not et excited
oyer the prospects of haini; the
railroad shops located there. By Hrstr Conkl.n Paulmf Porl
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Household Talks
An idea of the benefit to
Sprinufield from the location of
r dgr. Dl Mortf Cool-rry Sf.rc
Spring!';
t-nlof-'ed
land
hi. .its f
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tiiis !;::.
ha-- a
Ai. l for
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the ear shops and division pou,r ' ?uesTiTUTES for expensive
MEAT D'SHES
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Springfield"
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as ' !;e I.. ' .. ! !-'!! li iii I !. i
pool
Noxall ' '
A I leli.ieil I lour a! a media;,) , j.
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Kuaranteod to ph-ase.
AND
Snow Ball"
That molts in our mouth. V siraiht " ilk I'lour
A F A J'RICE
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
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THE SPEED MENACE.
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l -ause ' day.- haw bo. :. narii.ilv
w w'.eiiar : he v ,' he( kej bv boiim Paid 'Mo ,-
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v.;in:eii in lo.-ato at Albany hi
W'f say !iot so.
; hoe co in and fined. lint i: i -j
still apparent t l,a; i j , !;, ,
Fur'! "!;;. or.-, do. - no' K-i- '' a'iz'" !"-n"i:-!,i-s of tii.it
Keno kiai 1 that this !;u.d w as ' ('",'!'''- Wlo-n ;iu'o dri-is w id
selfi-u ( ;is the natural i-o- i ,,a( throiiuh the niain .re.-ts
graphical nd !o-iral location
for the car shops and division
j-oiht of the Southern I'aifL'
i ;t city, without regard for the
welfare of others, eith.-r pedes
trians or yehioles. it would seem
lines,, and that six or seven train n' '' a 'hue for drastic a-tion
miles can be saved between he?.' l,aIt of the authorities,
and Portland, by rnnniner (heir -Musr a life bo sacril'it ed bo
through trains down the cast ' tor0 -nin(' w lanuht to be care-
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1 1. ii rui'l rhop ti.-- i.r ii !.
fat. a.i! tti. floe. r. -iih ,ei
at;. I Mi- till il hulls. A. Id ti..- . Im-.-si-ilia.
Ii. t nihilis, l.-iiioii ami ) n
uk. I'. 'iir li;t.) a (tr-as-. l.ak n k .iwIi
at. ! I.a'.:" :'.n naiiiitt-s Sm w a I. t..
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Another imj)Ortaiit advatitage
of the Springfield location as
geiecien uy tne raiiroad com
fur.
roiwrr unwADC AMroiri
If is seldom. It over, necessary (Continue.) from Van'- tin-t
tor the driv.-i of an auto to ex-
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( the Speo(l limit of )." Illilos 1 aiai'ially I'luiu ir.ir Clni t.
tanv is the natural drainnso f:-- l''t" hour whilo in the city limits. iim!. w.. in.-k f I'liiti.- to .
cilities. How could the rumored
location of Eugene be drained
adequately without hairo ex
pense? Springfield is also located at
the very starting point of Mie
Natron cut-off wlm !; v.-ill hav
a grade not to e. .-. d j,.-r ( ;,!.
'J'his Will also -.. -ao-e t
ion'.-, to San Frai ' Im-o and h
one of t ia- ;:iain : ;i. "-- of ' j,..
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ApJ.ai'entlv there are some On-m Tli.-n- art; l'ivo aial
W 111) think that because the citV m llaai ;,!, iii our (Oiliii: ..:
hicks a li!OUnte( speed officer n.-i'l: t i- ;ol nor i in- :
'hey are at liberty to use the i i : -m - of our p. i.i.p- nr- not 1
S'teels fur a j-a,. track, giving ' -t. -. ).:! lw. hiy t-o.-n in.: '
no thought lo the safety of tmr .lal'Ion lark ("hrisiian Ii
oi hers.
ii may require n;o-e tlnui a
'; . to in.j.'-e--; ;iion .-. .me th"
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CIANCE GAYS GO TO WORK
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Eggs Veal Hogs
Poultry of all kinds live or
dressed
Hides and Furs
Veijtf.ables of all kinds in
100 lb. lob or more
Grain 3 ?c':s ant! Farm Implements
of all ki:uh. fop Market Prices Paid!
taxmsrs Supply Co.
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GRLGON PASTOFiS T' )
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FARMERS'
EXCHANGE
I ' a m riy ( ' i x iv Cox Store
Announces that they are
now ready to give the peo
ple the BEST of Service in
Fresh and
Cured Meats
OF AJ.L KINDS.
( OMi: AND ui:v VOl Jl t
I KIN If .MfOAT HKHi:.
Alto in the maiket to buy
POULTRY and
LIVESTOCK.
Top Prices Paid.
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Some Men Don't Knov.7 St Yet"
says the GuoJ JutJ,
This clnns of l(j')acci
ivfs r; a lot :uni:
salisiactioa t!ia:i lie
ever j4( ts tut 01 ordin
ary toliatco.
Smaller chew the j;ood
taste lasts and lasts.
You don't need a fresh
chew so often. Any man
who uses the Real To
bacco Chew will tell
you that.
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT is n short-cut tobacco
W-Ii CUT is a lontf fine-cut tobacco
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KEEP THE KIDDIE
THRIVING
KEEP THE KIDOIE THRIVING
I'.v i'.i will". Iiiin .l' ii y of .nr milk t')
iliiiil. mi. I to poi! on liln morning
'! id. It. u ill . I: lid every test for
iiilil ,', i l.-.ilililii y ainl l-irliliOHH. It
v. ill lill'iil lip l! 1 liliil liilli.) hotter
ilian iitiy oilier I. .. h'.liall wo bot'ia
il lllll Veil lol.loli.lW lllfll'llillK?
Springfield
Creamery