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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1920)
THURSDAY, DJCCKMllKIl 2, 1920.' TIIR SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE THREE flj 1 ii' - SHAKE HANDS WITH HON. J08EPH D. BECK Washington, Nov. 23. (Special cor respondence) One of the numerous farmer members of the next congress will be Joaeph D. Beck, of Vlroqna, Wisconsin. Mr. Beck will also come to congress with,' a very extended practical knowledge of labor and In dustrial affairs. He was born on a farm, educated In the common and Bute Normal schools and graduated from the University of Wisconsin. He taught In district and high schools, was commissioner of labor and Indus trial statiatica and chairman of the Industrial commission of Wisconsin, his service In these two latter capa cities extending over a period of six teen years. He also served as presi dent of the International association of labor bureau officials 1908 to "NOW-A-DAYS" says the Good Judge V-B CUT is a long fine RIGHT 7TT?V " 7T V" rjT.T'' - - clean cm ITT I y clean oil in SPRINGFIELD GARAGE ) 1910. As a farmer he gives his chief attention to live stock and is a l breeder of Guernsey cattle. GOLD PDODUCTION DECREASING Gold production in the state of Oregon baa fallen from about $2, 000,000 In 1M to less than $1,000,000 lb 1920, according to a report from the Oregon bureau of Mines and geology. Moreover ' the decrease In gold production In this state reflects the condition of the industry through out the country, for the total gold output of the United States this year will be less than, $50,000,000, as against $101,000,000 In 1U5. This alarming decrease In gold pro duction Is due not to any real de pletion of the mineral wealth of the state or nation; but to the fact that every Item going into the cost of A man can get a heap more satisfaction from a small chew of this class of tobacco, than he ever could get from a big chew of the old kind. He finds It costs less, too. The good tobacco taste lasts so much longer he doesn't need to have a fresh chew nearly as often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put uj in two styles - cut tobacco CUT fa a short-cut tobacco J III l yet A LARGE quantity of dust-laden olr is "inhaled" by the daily operation of an automobile ergine.With th& road dust, carbon and fine particles of metal get into the lubri cating oil and circulate through your engine, lowering the efficiency of its operation. Add to thU dirt the gasoline that escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil Hera you have combination that wears and tears and grinds way, every day adding a little more dirt and forcing a little more unnecessary wear on bearing sur faces. Result: slow response less power poor pe rf ormunce shorter engine life. Our new Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service is the enemy of dirt in the crankcase it means oil in a dean engine." The a clean engine gold mining from the prospector's meager grubstake to the operation of the most modern reduction plants has Increased from B0 to 100 per cent in price, while the market value of gold has remained constant and Its purchasing power has gradually de creased. No Glee Club Tour Christmas University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov. 22. No Christmas tour will be made by the men's glee club of the Uni versity of Oregon, but an extensive trip will be made during the spring vacation. "We have had more ma terial to work with than ever before," says Jphn Stark Evans, director, "the competlUon was so keen that it took us three weeks to finally decide on the men. I think we will have a better organization this year than ever- before." U. of O. Bulletin. Over 200 Publications In Oregon Portland, Ore., Dec. 1. Extent of the publications put out In this state waj shown in an unique window dis play ' In a local bank. It was made up of, over 200 magazines, newspapers and other periodicals. MANY WOMEN USE GLYCERINE MIXTURE Springfield women will be sur prised at the INSTANT pleasant ac tion of simple glycerine buckthorn bark etc., as mixed In Adler-1-ka. One spoonful relives ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour Btomach. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel It often cures constipa tion and prevents appendicitis. One lady reports herself CURED of a bad case of bowel trouble and constipa tion. F. B. Flanery, druggist. PACIFIC LUMBER COMPANY INSTALLS LARGE MACHINE -J North Bend, Ore.. Dec 1. The largest veneer rt'eler in the world, weighing 12G tons, Is to he installed in the WillnmePte Pacifte Lumber company plant e;rly in January. I" via or it 1 Calol Flushing Oil we use 3 the new, scientific, thorough flushing agent that does not contaminate the fresh Zerolene refilled into your cleaned crankcase. This modern, convenient service, given quickly and at a nominal cost, returns your engine to you dean and fresh, ready to give that sat isfactory performance you expect. Today: Bring in your car for Mod ern Crankcase Cleaning Service. H : ) !!! ml w 1 mm ss. The concern recently added a large building to the factory, thus giving several hundred more feet of floor space. Fourth Liberty Bonds Should Not Be Converted Until Feb. 1 San Francisco. Cal. Dec 1. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran cisco Is .. broadcasting a -warning throughout the Twelfth , Federal Re serve District to holders of Fourth Liberty Loan TEMPORARY COU PON Bonds not to present their bonds for exchange Into PERMA NENT COUPON Bonds of that Issue prior to February I. The Permanent Coupon Bonds of Does Your Letter head Get It? Tbs appMranc of your Uttr head may mun success or failure. Do yourself Justice In tb quality of your business messenger. f . We do not advocate extrava gance. We recommend the . use of a very moderate priced Standard paper , MS) which has won recognition for its quality and the service It gives. We ere prepsred to fun-.ibh that paper and to print you a letterhead that is a dig nified representative. See Yl1:nt Vie Can CSve Yon Before Yau Vlzcs iui Order fhe Fourth Loan are'nof now aval!-' if able because f.unavoldablo delays.,,; j In- printing. - Iep4te previous ad- ----vice, thonands of dollars worth of these bonds hate f een sent or offered to. the Federal. Rcserv. Bank through,, banks, and by individuals, resulting, only to conf union end disappointment to" the owners of the bonds because "" of Inability to ' effect the exchange, now. -.. . . - . . . Fourth Lll'Mty Vwn 14 PER'., M4NKNT R;Gl8TRi:i, bonds may . . be obtained at any time. The only Temporary Liberty Loan Coupon Bonda at preaent being ac cepted for exchang3 for permanent Bonds are: . First Liberty Loan, 4 and 4. 8econd Liberty Loan, 4 anH. Third Liberty Loan, 4.' The Federal Reserve Bank has al ready advised all local banks through out the Twelfth District not to accept , Fourth Liberty Loan Coupon Bonds for exchange prior to February 1. "Observance of this request," said ' Governor John U. Calkins, of the Fed eral Reserve Bank of San Francisco," """' "will not only avoid misunderstand ing and disappointment on the part of Fourth Liberty Loan Temporary Coupon Bond holders but also facili tate the work of the Fedeial Reserve Bank in expediting exchange opera tions of the First Seconl and Third Liberty Loan Bonds now going on." Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Now Is the time to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is almost sure to be needed before the winter Is over. Yon will look good while before you find a better remedy for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough or one that is more pleasant to tajce. It meets with favor everywhere. Buy It now and be pre pared. Last f light's Dreams What They Mean DID YOU DREAM OF HAM OR BA CON T OF ALL the "high-brow modern investigators of dream phenome na Frederick Greenwood Is the most daringly Inclined toward the school of the mystics. While by no means ac-, cepting the arbitrary Interpretation of dreams as st forth by the empirics he nays, writing in one of the ponderous and learned English Reviews: "So far ns we know neither the free imagi nation of childhood nor the absolute ' unfettered faculty of madness Is ever . productive of a dream of the things , called supernatural for want of a word more expressive. These are the nio-t remarkable phenomena of sleep and it ( appears that prophetic dreams which ' seem to Import something of the u- ' poiT.r.tnnil only arVv and not ap-., . pear until the mental qualities are of full growth. Dreams which have all -the character of revelation and prophecy do undoubtedly 'occur." He propounds as a new theory the possibility "that these dreams" .occur when all the mental facuyies are lifted to a higher range of freedom and at the same time maintain their accustomed harmony similar to the rapt condition of men of genius en ;., gaged In their best work." . There la . . such a thing as a dream intuition, he believes. ) . Most of his fellow scientists scout this theory, though the eminent Dr. Coriat contents himself with being ' "very skeptical" and asking to "be shown." The real mystic, however, does not require any lifting of the mental faculties harmoniously to a. higher plane. For him something pro-, pbetlc lurks even in dreams ' of ham and bacon, All agree that to dream of ham Is an excellent sign. It means . financial success for you and much happiness ahead. The more you see In your dream the greater will be your good fortune. But, strange to say, while bacon la so nearly of the nature of ham, yet many, if not most, of the oracles look upon It as an unfavorable . omen; though one or two see in it a prophecy of financial gain. This dis puted point is respectfully referred to the packer combination. (Copyright) ' . O . Pencils To Be Made In Portland Portland, Oregon, Nov. 4. Desir ability of Oregon spruce and Juniper for manufacturing pencils and pen holders is largely responsible for bringing to this city the Morningstar Pacific Pencil company. The slats have hitherto been made at Bend and shipped east in carloads, but at a great disadvantage because of this expensive method of gettiug them to the source of graphite lead. Th now compunys plane to mako tho. cnuipletod pencil In this city as soon aa It can get under way early in the the year. A .. I i i . " ! t V i
