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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1920)
FACE 2 THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TllUItSIUY, JUNK 3, 1920. THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS Published Every Thursday at Springfield." l.ane County. Orcgou. by TYLER A FRECLAND Ram II. Tyler. Kd'tor. H n. Frecland. Adv. Mgr. Entered at the Post office at Springfield. February 24. Oregon. 190:1. as Second elms Matter. a fin from starting. Mont (lri lit rldencca at canned by a. fi.uliy chimney or a faulty alove. Mn-t on the roofs offers a favornhl) pluce where sparks can fall and stutt a sugar refiners and manipulators ren--rally. This year we will pay a bil lion dollars morn for our coal In this country. Most of that bllllor Is clour gift to the coal operators who were Sl'BSOIMITlON RATF.S: One Year $109 Three Months 50c Six Mouths $100 Single Copy - f'C One Year. When Paid In Advance - - $l ?5 blare. Hence, cracked t hliun- yt enn I not only paid the ho repaired; moss ran be mT.ii.cl ofi the roofs. Oregon Farmer. GIVING AWAY OUR MONFY. TO THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS This will bo the last issue of The News in whuh the Tattler, the high school students' coVimns, will appear for several months. We wish to ex press our appreciation of your suc cessful efforts in putting out the Tattler each week. Your columns have added interest to our paper and you will be missed The spirit of cooperation has been fine and we shall look forward to the time whn the work will again oe taken up. O BE PREPARED FOR A FIRE. paper are kept on the farm a small metal box or safe can be reserved to hold them. It this box is k"pt in in .ccesible place it can of'fvi heh car ried from the building if oue lias the (me after a dwelling is on flie. and it the safe is made of standiru ma terial and construction It will pa a through a hot fire unharmed. A little caution will often pitvent We recently heard of a man down ' in California who commute I Miiclde 1 uud left this note: l "I don't know how to spend my money." I Poor fellow, he must have been in- ; sane. He was so crasy that lo dldi.'t) ' know that none of us 'ipend our money these days. We give It tway. For instance, we hand a grocc- ?) to 25 cents a pound Tor suear that is worth about 7 or 8 rents a p mn I. The difference Is or gift to the entire principal on their mines and machinery by 0i) to f00 per not war profits but who stand to mk from 40 to inu por cent di blends In peacetime' Then tln-re are millions "w.ior.g ti. w ho go In for every luxury at. I tool iHhneHs under the sun. The mon.-y hiirus lu our pock Is. And. to vc li v to pay any price dcma.idud f ir ll :s. that anil the other neccs-.ii v. or M poe noiesslty, each time m.ik Ink a gift to some Mhg mati'i? u-tui i or wholesale pr.i'itcer who I'l turn buys $10,000 nutnmi biles ami fliiin our gift money io the birds Oh. no; In these flush times we do not spetiil our stickles; we give them wway! INDUSTRIAL REVIEW lly efforts of the State Humana society sheep lustring has been ! Inyed about a iitou'id. and great mor tality among lambs prevented. Approximately $H!0,mio has been paid out In state checks to Oregon ex service men attending Oregon Agri cultural roll. ui". Estimated IMI0 men have been benefited. Kbu tl It ally operated gold saving machine t be installed on Mtiilgn creek, Josephine county, Why That Hsadacbe? When mi know the ratine of a ills ease a Mint may often be effected. Tills Is pattleulatiy true of headache IIi-hiIih lie often results from cotistl pat Ion or a illsordered condition of (he stomai h whiih may be corrected tiy taking a dose or two or ( namner- Iain's Tablets. Try are easy In III effect. It These tablets lake and mild ami gentln Although fires can and do occur l all times of the year, the danf rs of fires that will des'roy and dam age property in the country districts are more numerous In the dry, sum mer months, especially in timbered districts where slashings are burned j and forest fires often become beyoo 1 1 control. Sometimea buildings are destroyed, and sometimes vaVabb; timber is lost. Whatever is de?trt;-'el is a loss, which often could hav hetn prevented by beblng careful and by having had a few simple fire fighting appliances In a handy place '.n v-?li-j ness for instant use. i i Althouch insurance will not pr- I vent fires, it should, however, be carried on all buildings thtt -it; in-1 surance policy ian .be taken out on. j as one never knows when a fire will ' occur in spite ofall precaution taken j lo guard against one. After ;n in-! surance policy has been taken out on all insurable buildings lr should) not be allowed to relapse, which has j often occurred in instances Just be- j fore buildings were totally destroyed ' by fire. Often when a fre occurs valuable papers, such as deeds and bills. ar lost in the fire, as one does not al ways think about saving thm or else dos not have the time If thse papers are stored in a safety deposit vault In a bank, they will usually le in a safe place as these vaults are fire and burglar proof. Hut If ih -se siitY LL TOUCH OFF f;;G G. 0. P. NOISE V-sA r ' 're ' "V 1 S-v , L l, U V J fa. L in nl V?. C WA i.- it- vn- nha ReDublicans gather in Chicago June 12 to nominate, 11 presidential candidate it will .be these two tnen 'who wiUitoucli oft the big fireworks " Senator Jlenry Cabot Lodge, who has led the anti-treaty fUht In Congress, will make the "keynote" speech outlining the G O I" platform Former Senator Ceverbls'j of Indiuna will be elected prmsnent chiilrnwii c.' tli c.-tw-H'.;u. - v 1. ... . v-V. - ' r w.-ir-;fcA v yWhafs become of the prejudice against automobiles because theq frightened the horses Select your tin ae cordinl to thm roaH they have to travel: In sandy or hilly coun try, wherever the going is apt to be heavy The V. S. Noboy. For ordinary country road The U. S. Chain or Uco. For front-wheel The U. S. P.ain. For best results every where U. S. Royal Cords. Wm BCKsl CORD NOBBY-CHAIN USCO -PLAJ II Pi,-. NOW cars arc every where. The horses have gotten used to thena and so has everybody else. Think of it ! This year the American people will spend nearly a billion dollars on tires alone. Tires are one of the big' gest items on the car owner's bills. Hardly a Saturday, when you motorists drop in to "tune up" for a Sunday trip, that one or more of you doesn't tell us something of value to our business. Sooner or later it comes back to you in Service. Service is what the car owners of this community are looking for nowadays. And especially the small car owners, who put service first in figuring their motOT ing expenditures. Just because a man has a moderate - price car is no reason why he should get any less service out of his tires. We believe that the man with the small car is entitled to just as good tire service as the man with the big car and both are entitled to the best tire service they can get. That's why we represent U. S. Tires in this commu nity. And why more car owners large and small are com ing to us every day for U. S. Tires. IV ' Come in and talk to us about tires. We're here to help you get the kind of tires you want U n its d State s Tj re s Springfield Garage IS'