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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1920)
i .... . THE SriUNG FIELD NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOtlGU 7, 1020 PAGE EIGHT FARM .WANTED: I want to hear from party having farm for tale. Olvr price and description. John FOR SALE; 1 U. S. seperator, 500 capacity. 1 Sharpies seperator, 500 capacity jt '.' ; " 1 Anchor Holt seperator, prac , ? , tically new, 'i00 capacity. Springfield Creamery Hear the Worids Greatest W. Walt. . Champaign. Illinois. CABINET SHOf Home, Bug your ip-o- Go to If. E. run cabinet ahop, corner Fourth and C streets, for your Scnttary Ihitter Mold, kitchen enbl nets, kitchen tables. English break fast tables and general cabinet work. P US. LOST AND FOUND KOl'ND On Saturday night, good ' auto driving glove. Call and match glove with Mra. Van Valxah, corner I 2nd and A streets, and pay for ad. if When you place one of our Pathe machines in your home, you can enjoy the soul-stirring music of our patri otic airs; the wonderful singing and playing of the world's best stars and the charming melodies we all love to hear. It makes your home more attractive and ia great entertainment for your family and friends; Come in and let us demonstrate our Pathe machines for you. New Records now on sale. Phone 'wr RESTAURANT CHANCES HANDS iTho restaurant owned by Mr. and tra. Earl linker waa sold thla morn ing to Newton Griffin, who will take Charge tomorrow. Mr. Newton for merly owned the hotel, but waa forced to sell about a year ago on account ot his health. Mr. and Mra. Baker will spend two weeks on a motoring trip to California after which they will make their homo fn Eugene. Mrs. Belle Smith, or Klamath Falls, arrived this morning to visit her brother, D. J. Glendennlng. who Is seriously til. Mrs. Scullen, of Cor vallK is alxo at tlw GlendenltUig home. F. D. Clark, of Tortland. waa In town this week transacting business. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW SEES IN HARDING BEST IDEALS 1. IUTI Nominee's Former Pastor Sti'l Boosting Mm Wfco Will Ba Leader and fiot Cictitor. FINDS IN SEN M0 R NO TRACE GF RADICALISM Declares Juetics, Kindliness and Mercy Stand Out as Foremast Charac , terisiics e-f Reputlicio Candidate. Included ntnonjr the Minnesota Re publicans working faithfully and In dustriously in behalf of Senator Hard In;:, is Kfv. 1 1. 15. Martin, i.f Winne bago, Minn., formerly pastor of the Marlon. Ohio, i::ijitist Church nnl Senator Hardin;;'s psis:or. Tin oiler day Kev. Martin was asiccil Jusi why ho is so Iiusinat if ab.:it Sc.-.u'.or . Harding, and this is wluu hi' raid: '"It Is a peculiar pleasure fi r tin- to continue the work which I beiaii twenty-live years a so. It was my privilege to stand on the side lines and boost for Senator Hardin;.' win n he received his first riomi:ii.i ion lor public office. Whi-ii he was a -;mi!I-ri.ue for the senate I was vi:i!i; in Ohio and had the pleasure i f ! nest ing for him. It is, theiii'oie. a peiii l ar pleasure T Join Willi ih'.s buix-h of Minnesota lioosters In seeking to fut Senator Harding over, In the greatest gift within ljie power of the people. IJt'ing a flerfyman, I have been constantly avked by my friends at the eolit'ge coninieiieenient in Mich igan, in Cliicayo and In Minnesota why' I .am such a persistent booster for Mr. Harding, and I have been asked , to state In this presence my reasons for dolntf so. These are three: "The first pertains to certain ele - 4nenxs of his character. I will give you ' these as I received them while I was .pastor of the Baptist Church In thla city, of which Mr. Harding Is a niem . ter. I asked htm and a group of other men to make some Sunday evening addresses. 1 do not remember much that Senator Harding aald at that time, but 1 do remember very distinct ly the worda with which he closed his address and which have stood all theae years as outstanding element of bia character to me. He closed the address by a quotation from the Pro phets, In which be said, 'And what doth the Lord thy God require of thee but to do Justly tnd love mercy and walk humbly with thy God.' Justice, mercj, kindliness and. h,umlllt have State educational aid to 4352 ex service men to date totals $673,037. Northern Pacific lets $500,000 car building contracts to shops tt Kenton. Portland and Taconia. Itupert Co. completes $."0,000 can nery and packing plant ot McMlnn- i r ville. pnd spent $150,000 on seven i OreRon plant. In all these years stood foremost rorvaIIso. A. V. addlug $;.S3. characteristics of Mr. Harding a I if ' , i characteristics which are always nt- j 000 nPW "'P"1''"1 .'.Fiona. ?;;'i.mii steel nrhlge to nn tractive and make a man's life worib while. "The serrnd reason Is henuise I le lieve that there is focused In Mm the best trai!:!nns, Mcu's and piini"s,'S (,f the Freat Itepiihllcan party and so pe culiarly fit hint to tie their leader In this t'rent crisis of the nation's life. I use the word lead-T' advisedly, for It is leadership that we are neeilit: and not arbitrary, ilictntoiinl, autocratii." rule. We have had enough of that. If a tioss is desired there would he no need for making any change, for the i boss that we have Is the bossiest ' "The third reason Is because I ilnd i In h!m no trace of ra!ica!ls!:i. To me ' milicalisin is the greatest danger that I we have to face. Our Interests are too j diverse to admit of anything r.f that i character. We have our agricultural , (.'roup with its interests. We have the j labor group vvithlts interests. We have i our financial Interests. We have that other great group km-n as the pub- j lie, that has alwi'.y been made the ; 'goat,' wish its Interests. All of these are of vital Interest to the common weal atid I believe (hat Senator Hani- J lug is broad enough and sympathetic enough so that tl will he filenditl In the common Interest of all. a fd all will he perfectly bufo under his leader.sl.ii." built nrroBs Walliiskl river. Astorhi. Scand'nnvlan American ' bank getting ne-v site ftir building. J J St. Helens. I!o:its chartered to j lond C.000.000 fei t of lumber here, j ! Huntington O. W. It. & S, luylniT f. tnlb's of new track Twenty-seven food products show marked decline In market price ( ' Portbnd bank clearings gain f 9. OOO.OoO in September. j Eugene. 1'nlvfrwMv enmes sees 'start of fourth bulludlng this year. The Dalles. Llbby plant puts up i ?.000 barrels of mans'-Mno i herrles; ; employes nc." pcrponn. ! Astoria. $11. POO post office to be , built here. production, exhibition, travelling vau deville performance or moving pic ture show on the first day of th! week, commonly called Sunday. ffectlon S: Any person, firm, com pany, or corporation violating any of the provisions of thla ord nonce shall upon conviction thereof before the recorder of the town, of Springfield. be fined not moro than One Hundred Dollars and coats and In default of the payment of such fine be Impri soned In the city Jail, ono day for each Two Dollars of such fine. The following la the ( im and num ber In which the .qucstlMi ahull be submitted to the eloctor on the offi cial ballot; Proposed by resolution of ihu Com' mon Council and referred to the idee, tors: Shall an ordinance o .he town of Springfield be passe I prohibiting the production of any (health it show, exhibition, travelling vaudeville per formance and moving picture show In any heater, building. Kill, tent or any other place within the town rf Sprltjgfleld on the first day of the weeki commonly called Satid iy. Vote Yea or No Passed by the Comon 'oundl this Plrt. day of August. 190 John K. Kdward. It'ordcr, K. K. Morrison. Mayir. Madras New nw mill of l.l.OOO feet capar'ty being constrwtned. KPiPtnth IVvlln. Alci Worn!. J'ro ducts company Installing new much lt:erv In new location. F.nterpi U Clt reservidr to be cm t inted smnn. Klamath Kails tn,onn ncres if pine timber sells for $2,500,000. Interstate ('nmm'Tce Co'ornli-niriii ''uses to cut new rates on green fnrlt to east, RAILWAY TIME CARDS i Klii-tric cars leave Kugene 1 Tor Sprlngrield every half hour from ':3d . iu. to 11:30 p. tn. Southern Pacific Railway Arrive Main Line Arrive South North 11:23 a. m . 1:28 . m. 5:S a. m 4:45 a. rn, 1 1:60 p. tn - -..li:00 a. to. 13:50 p. m 1. 2:D5 p. in. 6:65 p. m 6:04 p. in. Oregon Electric -Portland to Eugene Arrive Kugene Lea? 10:41 a. m 7:30 a, m. 13:25 p. ni -ll:15 a. m. :45 p. m 1:66 p. nt. 8:56 p. tn .... 6:25 p. in. 8outhern Pacific Wendllng Branch l.euvii Springfield Arrlvo 4:16 p. m (1:40 a. in. 7:15 a. m. (mixed train) 12:60 p. m. Southern Pacific Oakrldge Branch Iave Springfield 1:45 p. m.. Mon days. Wednosday and Fridays; ar rive Springfield 11:16 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS . AT SPRINGFIELD POSTOFFICE Northbound Mulls close at 10 a. m. ii n.l 4 p. tn.; nrrlio at 11 a. m. and 6: 15 p. m. Southbound Mails close at 1:30 p. m. and 5:0 p. tn ; arrlvo at 0:30 n m. and 2.:io p. m. Wendllnr Uranch (Dally except Kun la t M ill closes at 4 p. m.; ar rives i.t 8:30 n. in. McKenrlo Itlver Daily except Sun day I Mii'l cb .vi'n 7:30 a. in.; arrives I:. 10 p. m. Albntiy OakrL'gn Drancli Mall clos es at 1:15 p. in. Mondays, Wednes days mid I-'rldjiys; arrives at 11:15 a. in. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur days. Mohawk Huml Koute No. 1 and MiKenzio Hural Route No. 2 (Dally except Fnnday) Carriers leave post office nt 8 a. in.; arrive nt 1 p. m. SUNDAY CLOSINO REFERRED (Continued from Page 1.) tl:n "READ THAT, MR. COX" AND MP.. COX DID READ. ! Springfield, on the first day of week, commonly call"d Sunday. The (own of Sprlngfleh! does ordain Interests of each : follows: I Section 1. That no person, firm, ! company or corporation nhall produce, exhibit or show In any tli'4;ttre. build ing, hall. tent, or any ether place In the town of Springfield, any theatrical A little Incident connecter' with can didate Cox's recent cam algri visit to New York Indicates that the Demo cratic nnnJ-ee s striving to forget certain Indiscreet editoriuls which ne pen red In ids newspaper, the Dayton News, before the owner of the. paper aspired to the Presidency. As the Ddiioniitic nominee was leaving the Ho'el Commodore after luncheon a commercial traveler forced his way through the throng of curious spectators and thrust into Mr. Cox's bund an editorial clipping which prov ed to be bis denunciation of the commercial travelers of the United States. "Rend Hint. Mr. Cox." com manded the traveling man. The Demo cratic candidate unfolded the frayed column of newspaper matter, glanced at the beading, scanned the nrst para graph, flushed scarlet to the ears and crumpling the offensive and offending editorial in his list mumbled some thing which none of those near him at the time would repeat and hurried te his waiting automobile. In 1904 one of Mr. Cox's newspapers denounced the army of traveling sales men as "unmitigated bores." What would he say now that ha desires their votes? South Uend (Iud.) Tribune. . Contract let for Medford Irrigation district of 10,000 acres. Eugene. New umbering enterprise started at Fall Creek. Car building and paper making show increased employes. A The Lap of Fortune Ben Franklin said: "To bo thrown on one's own re sources is to be cast in the very lap of fortune." Ben was a pretty wise old chap and in the above para graph, iu the language of the fa tree i, be "said a mouthful." In other words a case of sink or swim teaches one to SWIM or sink. In financial af.'alid, it means work and save In order to succeed. The dollars you earn are the ones you value and will keep. Are you struggling along on your own resources? Then you are the party we are' anxious to help. We admire your pluck. Open an account with our , Bank. We will stand by you. First National Bank of Eugene The Bank for Everybody h i ffJ 'S ft 0 We have some special prices on Standard makes of Tires that will interest the car owner who ap preciates values. SPRINGFIELD GARAGE 4th & MAIN PHONE 11 i