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THE SritlN'GFIEI.n NEWS
TIIUUSDAY. AIMUM, 1920.
Jasper News
Mr. H K. Sly venter I lit homo mow
mill If improving his recent operation.
Mis Hertha Undley .fpralneil her
ankle quite nponly hint VrMay even-
in:, hvit is able to be around on !
crutche now.
A party was given lust Friday even
Ing at the Jasper Hull In honor of j
Kred Hauer. who left on Tuesday for.
Nebraska for the summer.
The jroKiam and banket social
given at the KdenvaW school lat -at-1
urday nipht was w.M! attended ( ver
was raifi d for the relief P." the
Armenians j
Mrs. Lombard a:ul daughter. Maur-i
lne. attended the S H. S. play which,
as repeated at Thrrston last Satur-j
day evening. j
Mr. and Mrs. IX i-e have sold their j
f-rm and are expl!iig to le.uo m ;
the nar future. j
Mr J . Wat'a o, wh has been!
f i le r'ck at hla !..', la Improving.
Amy Iove pnt Surday wit t l.iu-ilti
I lay.
Will Jievln t loveMl s;.nt
Sunday at the home of his pnreiita
'l i't re were Chun 1 scr it e at ihe
pn church last Suimi loth inorti-I'-.c
i r.d evening
'li.ty Hu'.h Ponn aid Me- t'laia
Irvin spent Monday evening althe
Itauer home.
Miss Ruby Keaver. of Trent, spent
the weekend with Miss Hanel I Wine.
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
April 2 - Total state taxes for ;20
j:sS.5!i.fi:r. Increase of $7,000,000 over
1H19.
Ui'port to state development b'amin
show Increased scarcity of farm labor
and large increases In small fruit
acreages.
Hops have reached the dollar mark.'
highest price paid in 88 years.
Salem. A new source of state rev
enue la derived from rolloctlnK ten j
rents a toad from gravel taken from
the Willamette river. If this rubi
were applied to all streams li. the
state It would raise a large sum an
nually for the state treasury. A state
license tux on dances that aro now
supervised by counties would alsj pro
duce huge revenues.
nerval. Three peppermint distill-
Notice
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
will he in WYndlini; Mon
day Tuesday and Wednes
day, May 3-4-5.
Will be in office in Sprlnir
field. Thursday, May ti.
The Whole Secret of
A Better Tire
. Simply a Matter of the Maker's Policies
This you will realize once you
try a Brunswick that a super-tire
is possible only v.hen the name
certifies that the maker is follow
ing the highest standards.
For tire making is chiefly a mat
ter oT standards and policies cost
plus care. Any maker can build a
good tire if he cares to pay per
fection's price.
All men know Brunswick stand
ards, for Brunswick products have
been famous for 74 years.
Formulas, fabrics and standards
vary vastly in cost. Reinforce
ments, plies and thickness are a
matter of expense. And these vari
ations affect endurance. It rests
with the maker how far he wishes
to go how much he can afford
to give.
For there are no secrets nor pat
ents to hold one back.
To ascertain what each maker
offers one must analyze and trst
some 200 tires as our laboratories
have done.
Then it is a matter of combining
the best features and building ac
cording to the highest standards.
Once you try a Brunswick you
will understand how we have built
model tires, regardless of factory
expense.
Yet Brunswick Tires cost you the
same as other like-type tires. Our
saving is on selling cost, through
our nation-wide organization.
We realize that you expect more
from Brunswicks, and we assure
you that you get it. ONE Bruns
wick will tell you the story.
And then youll want ALL
Brunswicks. No other tire, youll
agree, gives so much foe you:
money.
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE.COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
Cord Tires with "Driving" and "Swastika" Skid-Not Treads
Fabric Tires in "Plain," "Ribbed" and "BBC" Skid-Not Treads
Springfield Garage
DON'T
FORGET THE
Store of Bargains
Farmers
Exchanae
IliK plants to lie liilill near here
Spritmfield to have $:;. ii.isi'
n king plant
Cortland plans net nttnory nn I15
Odd to Heat 40.0)11) people
Coon county will vole on $ 1, nun. mm
road Its nut issue.
I. eland. - :(n 111)1) capacity khuimII I )
l'o lip otl llrllllstollc creek.
Ill Cornucopia dinfrUt. linker on 11
ty. new ore lead nl I..1M Chance .Mine
reported struck.
Haines Funnels to build $;'.li.(io()
to-operative grain elevulor here.
Myrtle Creek. (iritnts I'ass an I Hid
ille to litiild fruit packlnK phinl"
Cuiih county shipped :i.5(MJ.0mi lbs
cheese, '.nm.onu I ls butter ami i.wo
cases of condensed milk In 191?
The Ihillcs. I'latiM for 11 ii pl.i I).'
li.iKliiitf are ln liiK inailiv
Klon me Shliik'l" 'otiiiany lai
i.it.' null. '
rottliiml ("(' wari-hoiiHi- ..1 1-l-
i ll here.
Nt. Ilelelm i 'oliKlfKalioiialiK. s '.)
- i t new $10 llilll edifii
IvOcelilirK - Site haH lu i-ll pun 11
' T new HMiiitariii'ti
Klamath Fulls. - Laii- new li.i'l
. Nt compli'ted.
I'ortlanil 1 1 1 111 :i ri v IniilihiiK 1 '. n w
SiinKuhiwK
Salem - .Iiki ai i" to hi- phiii'id to
fia In 1 rli'H.
i WORK AND PROSPERITY
I ( 1 1 ; 1 K II-1 it 1 it .ml Kv:imiin-i
I
I'm oil" hundred men on an ihliml
where finh Is 11 Maple arti h' of susi"
nance. Twenty liv of tin men calc'i
liHh. Twenlyllve other cicaii fi.sh
Twi-nty five cook tho Midi. Twenty
l:ve hum fruit and veirenh'o. Sc
h ti.v an fi-r1iody wlrks f-.' t 1 . n
ul.-nry. All hands are iap'.
11. 1 iim.U'.I tin- i-h hnve Ichh t.. ill
o.t.uK the under xiipply of fl .h.
I 111 iht 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - to di in. mil fund.
1! iidiiallv tc 1 -is I - Iniiili'iiH are In lit
upi'ii the fiini himI vi'Ketiilde hunter.-
re IIIhIkI i1iom 11 lilt (Jcr n In l " of
lilt in u iiirii for their laiKer s-'ii iti
III Kilt lierlni; ( 1 tilt mill vi'Ketllhle.i. It
I drilled III' III ulid no). II twenty if lie
I lit v live gull
I III the en I lie one lllllllll'etl lilt'll
'Cilllliie to IiikIhI II in their rlM. 1(1
I . 1 1
'I In- dully tiM.il Mipplv Kiitilii.illy
li.ilnkM. The mini with two fl.ih On
' 11 ud three liatiiuinH in hi liaiiR.i f .r
I'l.t- of them . The ma n with two l.j
II. limn nliiHen to part with on - for
it.tver than three HhIi
Fhutiiy the ten men remninlnf ut
vi 'k quit in illhKiiht. The hidden flab
tie Inoiiirht to Imht anil roni.ii d
Ciiiue 11 duy when there Im n't foiij
ri :.ii kind. Kvfiyhody I. Iay.es ev
e. y l..l v else.
r
Wlttl Mould m'iiii to he the Nilti-
' ' .11?
i:acllv! We IhoiiKht you won il
Itlll'Mt. t.
Fur we repent (Imt you run't eat.
" - Hleiil. away, hoanl, wear,
life or play with or Kuuihlf with what
Isn't
Tell of the allotted tihli (.,.,
Klop.
Ti n mole dry and hide pun of t)(.
f'uli I hey catch.
Five 10 li' nine to catch fin'i I.11I
v'orU only part of a day ai It.
Fewer I'IhIi ko into the kitchen
lllll the HHtlie tillinher of men '-.-,M
upon li;iinir the hmiiic ainoiinl 01 II -I.
'!'!.(' fifty men who formerly ( . le d
Statement of the ownership, man
HKciuetil. etc.. required by the Ad if
AllKUHt '. 1912. of the SprlllKflehl
NeWK puhllsheil weekly lit Spring
liehl. OreKon. r(M April I. 2t).
Killtor, Satnuel . Tyler. Sprliiitriold,
C'rejtoti I'ubllHber. Tyler K Freeland.
SprliiKfhdd. Ovihm. Owii.-ih: Smiiuel
II. Tyler. SprliiKfitld. Oregon, . it.
Freeland. Springfield, Oregon Known
hondholdi'iM. mortKiiKetiH, Hul other
net iiriiy hohleiH. hiildliiK 1 p,.r cent or
more of ihe total amount of homln.
moi tKacx, , other m i m il ic . Mi;M
.M MoitIm. SprliiKlield. Oregon; First
Xi-liomil Hank. SprihKi'ichl, Oregon.
Slirned: Siimu.l i T.vler. K'dlior
Sworn to ami nun ;ct Ihcd hetore mo
lhl Huh day of April. 2ti. Frank
A. Ilel'ue. Noliiry I'nhlic for Oies-nn.
My 1 ' i 1 11 1 sn it hi expires Jan 2!),
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1 III Keep Beesi I
If you own an orchard you must have bi-vs if
you would secure the largest props of the most
perfect fruits, as proper pollination is essential
for Ix'st development and been are the only
dependable pollenizinA agents.
You can !rrp lce unywhere that thry run i'onit;c within
a mile-they require but little attention and will often
render you a Hlendii4 profit. We can itlait you right
und ave you luineceiwai y work and rxjipimf.
Our Dee Supply Catalog iit. rvrrything
necettaBry for the itufces'iful iiroduction of honry;
feii how ta euro (or und huullo hmH.
Ask for Catalog Number.-.?..
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