The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, April 22, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt Thursday, Apmii 22. iw:o.: ACiB 4 .TI1K . SPRINGFIELD- NEWS THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS Published Kvery Thursday at Sprlnnfieltl. lane County, Orenon," by TYLER FRCELANO Pam H. Tyler. Ktlitor. II. U. FreeUndTAdY. Mr. Ittitered at the Postofflce at Springfield. Oregon. as Second-vlas Matter, February 24. 190:1. srnsrRtiTioN ratks?: Ur.e Year $2.04 Three Months Mtr Six Months $100 Single Copy 5c Cue Year. When Taid In Advauce $1.76 crease , hi . production. Ilia . rffor;, yoRether with those of a rowi nniect administration with plenty of bad; bone and wisdom, we believe, coiiid .make it possible for the farmer, am well aa other, to net a square deal. OUR FINAL CANVASS. CREDIT FOR THE FARMER. A friend of our take ns to task hecause In our last issue fanning wen pictured "Uh fine" and not enough credit Riven to the farmers. He savs there is no use for the farmer t produce more because the profiteers get it all anyway, and the farmer him eelf does not rvoetve a f:ir share of what is Justly his. We know that at present there is profiteering and that the fanner dos not receive his proper proportion of the prices received for his product . But we do not believe that Is a good argument for him not to produce more. We also know that there Is a serious scarcity of farm labor. That is one reason why we advocate means for the farmer to increase his pro duction with the minimum amount of labor and expense. Farming methods J can be brought up to date and Im provement made In that line aa well as in the field of Industry. Whe'n the farmers" sons and daughter see that they cun do better on the farm they will then stay there. The farmer an I the farm home Is one of the founda tion stones of the nation; It must not be destroyed it must be protectei and assisted to grow stronger and more numerous. , We know that all is not "rosy" on the farm but take it from ua. neither Is city life all "rosy," from our ex- j perience in both place. ( We want you to get this straight, however, that we are for the farmer. ,irst. last and all the time. We want him to have every bit that he de ; semes and that is a great deal. And we believe it is for his benefit to In- Just Where and How Is the Money to be Spent? A businesslike A nswer to a businesslike Question inations cooperating in the I-.ter- OpHIRTY ck-nom JL church World Movement have ludj'Ud their needs. No business could have done it more scientifi cally. They have united to prevent the possibility of duplica tion or waste. At least a million dollars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual campaigns arc joined in one united effort. Each denomination has arranged its budget under six main heads: 1 FCR THK CKVRCH'S WORK AT HOMK. Arcr-nttfrTcorr.e ur.ue: t.. Ltd : con j . r o. v cr t hive and l int.; .en jt- i:. t 1 Urvtw St a'.fi c aijf-.ut t-v n r nl a ri J v.-me t. e trig 'nr. I.- ai:iEf W! o is to t orry forward V ' v ;i t w. crk of Anirnctirjuktion it the churcn Ccen 2 FOR HOSPITALS AND HOMES. KvMr year t f r,ua.cl ol fitrnand women eriou! y iii sre xart.ed vhy from Church hospital bf.aue of !iuk of room. "H.e cr.i!tiren'i home re corrpelled to turn i-Aiy inure Cinlufta ti.fca ti.ry tn receiver 3 FOR HIGHER FDUCATION. Of tt e 4So,fou AniTiui) tudrnte in institutions ot I.i :.er (rt 'c, enc helf fcr in inMtucri founded end support td hjr x eCl urrt s Mny cf tt.rte i restitutio!. i.n e he J no fii et endowment ciirphier but their needs ere juM pretMrg at tl,e neece of Urfe-.r nl.o-,1s; itnj you lieve only to re.d t r.rir list I tim et and slufnna to ir ei ture t e vtue f their contribution to A me rite. j for fkl:g:ous traim.v,. At ,sl U. ,' iii:r-n ; uc v. u'.tf Foi 1 f Li.urr 2D ituri tl .11- i- ri i-XrrM.-f Arriffli :n ).' r. iui n:.y relii -us t ruiiiii r at a'!. Kfi. etnber 1:. if e tuith 01 'Asm n.'tcn 'id Lincoln, do yon ti ir.U t' 't America will continue to proCuce WavfuriK tcr.e hr.d Linco!i, if luith uie out of tne l.earte of its youli.i FOR THE CHURCH'S WORK O AfcKOAD. Influenza came hrt Irorn tlie Orient thirty ycira apo: nearly aM pliguee ere Oriental rUtuee. So long China la only or.e ph y tician to every 4WJAA. people tf-e Orient wilt continue to be a nienbre. So lotiff aa one-third Oj .he babie ot Inrfia die before their ec end ytnt cur own babies are rot '.. A Christian doctor or teact er ent abroad ti worhme for America ae truly aa though he worked kt home. 6PRE.ACHIRS' SALARIES. The prekt tier is called the "torf tten man, ' and we l he may be. ki jlit out of ten creac-here are paid Imi than $& a wee I Each denomination has its own detailed budget, and will administer its own funds. Your pastor has copies of the budget: examine them for yourself. In the week of April 25th-May 2nd you will be given your opportunity to help. You can do it with the full satisfaction of know ing that every dollar of your gift has its post assigned to it in advance. Every dollar for better America and a better world When your church calls on you give and give with your heart as weU as your pocket-book. F in jfuial CVniit!) April iJth 10 Way elNTERCHURCH Wrld Movement of diorth Jlmtrica Xk$ pviliiui'vB J tin ua-vi'liumtni H muJc f,;ub!t th'uuk lit rufvraiws Thin In ti Innt Inmio of TIIK NKWS la th cunvanii. lv lxti fair; w hyt Klvrn you wlmt ililnk 11 HM'ti-Hl iicwK-np(r. W will 'i our Ix'Kt to uihUi' it fVM ! 1 1 r all the tirm'. A livv ii)wiipaiitr l 11 jtin-l Invftt iiumiI. Kvry prolilt'iu thai unfiontu iisi mi poop!!' niulifM ui''iimt) Info" ma I lull h In Hiiy o''i)mlliMi, Ioiik ex rletU' Hint sound Jiiilunifi: t Tin writer of,lh furm Ktorln wrliHH from piTHonal expoi leinf, nu.1 1ih much motrt valuahli' in f aiiiihI I0.1 to tiniiurt. Th paiiihli-l on inrrrHH liiK the ftitillty-vuH of wll tU-Oom-I onetl nimigrc and make It equally 01 rnoru ' valunhlp than the roiiimrrinl fertiliser Is what every fanner xhotil-l know, namely, 'home made fertiliser, rieh In nltlonen. phonphnteg. ntiiih. ete. Before me lfen a prlee lit f eo'ii merriul fertilieri. effwtlve J:m. . 1920. ranging from $!.'. 00 to J.s.VOO per ton. What can yoit- make yours worth to you at a nominal oot. 1 tint contains At. I. the fertilizing el-metii4 of tlie commerclul fertilizer.'? Our xiilisei iption price In $l.T."i per year, when paid in advance, hut ot. 1 price until May first it only 1 1 .50. and bi'shlcs we present you iim it pi'cin lu.'l .1 "Kurm (lute ItlKht" und tlie iuiil thlet KivitiK full directions tor iiiiikinc and UMiiK the home niade lertliize v If you do not need the Kami (late deed at this time, sometime you limy An 1 ' BURBANK AT 71 LAUD QUALITY WHEAT nir,- :: It :;V. bri i.v r ' 'i v. ,K I'aid ail verl iHciuenl iiiKerted hy Colin Uy iiii-n t in behalf of iho Joint Alumni Itelief Coinriiittee for Higher Kduea ij'jii in (jreon, f 1 4 I'iltock iilock, t'oriland. 'llCHldoR puttlnK l oin.l. lf line f flour In itll rndt-n, wo are iiiaiiulat Uirlng a HAIItV KKKI thai U W'UUiK n hulls; here Is llu I'tnimila: KiiHtet n eoi II i Mill inn Mill l-y. t'nlx. live ;0-'f Sinnll rtln'iil ''f h'lelil heeds 1 ( ; piii Ami a POKK rKODlCKIt It K litis: K.'ikIciii corn ll.ii I. MlddlliiKN Field Mci'dn Small wlnat I'll- r 10' , :o- 10' i . 40'.', l(10,i pine Th'h f havr a CIIKAr I'HOl' at $L "to p. r IiiiihIi !. For MaU al all Hiuius and at Hie mill SPRINGFIELD MILL AND GRAIN COMPANY Luther Hurhaiik. aiiu-ih i fTful hortlnulturiHt. eelebrnti l t ' 71st birthday lust week by v.-ork Int? his gardr-n hi Santa Una Cal "And I find." he aid, r,...i I ran accomplish more at 71 thun I did at 21 " lie ihinkx ti it ni;. dtucovery of the var was "Quuluv wheat" which has found much fa vor in America, Canada and Auktralia. 'The; State University, Agricultural College ' and the State Normal , have for many years spent less I money per student per year In train i Inn Ori'Koti boys and Klrla than is ( ; spent at any other state, institution. ! The present cost at the State l'ni- versly Is $20?, a yar; U the College,' it Is $180. Hut even before the war., ' Vhen money would buy twice as much; , as it buys now, the average cost at all ' ; other state institutions Was V' i i year. In addiiont : THEIR BUILDING INVEST- MENT IS ALSO VERY LOW ! i At the State l.'nlversity It Is at pres-1 ent Y-'.Ti per student; at tlie College,; $:;J0. Hut in state Institutions else ! where, statistics show the average to be $995. These are convincing proofs! of economical administration, but the' three institutions can no longer give satisfactory training to the vast, num bers of Oregon boys and girls (5400 fu fitlllime courses alone), unless they receive r . si'ppoitl. On May 21 the Higher Educational relief measure will appear on the ballot. You are urged to preserve the quality of high er education by voting for it the pamphlet d'-scrililiig tlu ' llonn' Made Kc t ill.cl " Is V it 1 11 . t 1 - to evci one. farmer, giirilcner. sto k i iiin' ", etc. Kven If yoit are not now llllir; the soil, you may have occasion t use this Information It offers .i means of ci'-aily lm n n-iio; the pr ductioii of tin- soil and the wealth of the farmer at a very Mini 1 1 lncn-ne-t cost W'li' ii our s lioid lioy or Kil l ouo-s for i u r sulisi i iitiiin. M iid tln-m im their way rejoii lug It is a rnnti-t of merit a I no per c ni nn-iit gr.od fOltllll'-s aln lor-rlv illill.l :u. the In-ot i-vldi ni f (it merit Is the nv dial recognition of t wh- ih-vi-i .u:d whi-r"i-r It may l- (omul anl .-.o llllf.- Villi to Mil SO III II llll'-l ;i II i a "'I'll'- Mo iif Invrntnig tor Profit L-iSes a il'-l ,i I led ,n i mini nf li.i 1 1 1 1 1 n tli- Mill ; ml 1 1 1 . i U 1 1 1 tr inn .m,; i ,., ,, inn i; in i- In a ' ri pi m I ,i I u i v iSigt.'-di l I Mi. i. mi. )M it o, l i i n ' il (i.niir "Tli- .-1 1 j I . Inrf.tiny tcr V oft. .. M.I tti.ll . ' i,i!:n- 1 VI l . I i! : i II-- -v l ! r iii- :..it i i , ., ' . .1 . , ilmlioti'd liilnl.iiiii'lital pi Int IpleN of pi.Klx.il f.niiilnt gelling loilUs out i.f li.i r n v a i l . in-ld. iliin ami lii-tietr Sui'-I tin- I , 1 1 1 1 i tli.it In in ticeil of it ; i auto i .in i-'.i-iU iii 1 1 li.in- (iih hv Ins t-ii-s Iii iiopH If In- heeds thi ad li e " I SiKIK'd i S II Ulllliliin. f . I In I . Ilit'tti I'll' II Albany to Hjve Model Farm. Sim k li lit i k ,,f l hi- i ' 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 K Siimiii-r h'l U ' l!oi a xMiclat loll li.iM- l-i I'll-. I to i -I. il. lull a ti n in re ti.nl in .il Alb. int ;i a iini.lt I ( j nil for puipo-i- nf Kf"1". -lit li piodiicts ll 'II'- lalil.tIV rt.lllts .4 1 1 I to demon r.ll.lli f It-Ill 'I n- t.ll.' if tlirc pio- dm 1 I i HI f.ul 1 1 . i I i li it i M.iji't', if i!i. li.Msllrw nr I'r.ilii' toiy. It All' I i lp .'! I i Hi' re. li .- plinllu ti.l.l .ii i ioer i li i iij-i i it In mi: Some Bargains v i t : i-:i:s si iti en m t.ii.i. , !.. . t..-ls li .Hi' - in 1. i . Iiall. ;'l : I S.i .-Ii" ' i ri i t I.ii - of all Inn ..o.l I'.',, 2ri s r..:M $tv .phone :-2 - : ill 14! I 'Il L' ' Wr J r-4 L'mJ X L .im i I v - v y v t : T TiPT . f JS ' 1 ' Hi 1 - tf r iw mi KlrcKer. GUncr 2 ( 1 . yet ? . Mrs. Good Good.' If you haven't got $ kitchen cabinet yet, you don't know what a help one will btto you. It will aid you to keep your kitchen in order; it will save many, many steps; it is SAM ITAR Y. What you save on "throw aways" will soon pay for it as our PRICE isn't much. Gome see our differ ent sizes, When you need furniture, see and PRICE ours, because Our Furniture FURNISHES. Respectfully yours, BERRY PIANO & FURNITURE CO.