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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, DKCEMDKR 2. 1D20.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Brery Thursday at Springfield, Lint Connty, Oregon, by
TYLER A FRULAND
Basa. IL Tyler, Editor. H. B. rreeiand. Adv. Mgr.
Entered at the Pcatofflc at Springfield, Oregon, m 8eccd-clis Matter,
" February 14. H61
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BUY RED CROSS CHRISTMAS
SEALS
Help Make tha New Yaar Healthier
and Happier
TO EACH HIS SHARE
The message which Senator Hard
in sent to his running mate la Indi
cative of a new policy in National
administration. Said Senator Hard
ing: "My heartiest congratulations
over the great Republican victory to
which your strength added so mater
ially. You are expected to play a
full part In the coming Republican
administratis." All through the
campaign Mr. Harding indicated hi9
Intention not to try to make his a
one-man administration, and follow
ing the election he has reiterated
this Idea. It is expected that Cool-
idge will be Invited to participate iu
cabinet meetings and will be called
into conference on other important
occasions. In this manner Mr. Hani-
ing will be able to lighten his own
burdens, and, moreover, the vice presi
dent will be kept in constant touch
with public affairs o that he will be
ready at any time to undertake any
work that may be, assigned him.
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THE WEST IN THE CABINET
Geographically and from the stand
point of developing resckircea. the
; west is entitled to the portfolio uf
j the Interior.
Secretary Lane of the Wilson cabi
net came from California and was
: always a champion of progressive
. policies in western matters.
Subtle influences are at work to
prevent the west from getting this
i place to which it is clearly entitled
I and switch it to the east
J Big eastern interests desire to
dominate In public Jand. oil and
mineral development forestry and
the exploitation of Alaska
Most of these Influences are reac
tionary and represent what is left of
conservation policies that would lie
up the west for the future.
In the case of Alaska red tape and
dilatory department methods have
kept American enterprise out of that
territory and population declines.
. The west should not be deprived
of the position of Secretary of the
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Interior and it should be filled by an
efficient western statesman.
Congressman Mondell of Wyoming,
Senator. Fall of New Mexico. Cover
nor Campbell of Arlsona and Herbert
Hoover are the type of men needed.
We do not want our hydro-electric ; be received into the church. Tht
powers, reclamation) Irrigation and pastor will preach both morning
forest, mineral and oil resources tied. and evening.
up forever. Manufacturer. ' Our choir will have special music,
o (which will be enjoyed by all.
Walla Walla. Vclley Spectator. Work has already began upon our
"The country has passed through the Christmas program, and the children
greatest era of prosperity that the are enthusiastic over It.
world has over known, yet the people
did little else but complain of high I TEACHER S EXAMINATION
prices, the natural result of extreme The seml-annunl examination for
prosperity. We are no doubt enter- tocher's certificate will be given In
Ing now upon an era of depressed tho circuit court room at Eugene,
prices, and before the end comes wo Ieeinber 15 18. 1920. The examlna
will see or hear of mobs rioting and uon will start promptly on Wodnes
elamorlng for a change of social and ,jay, December 15 at 9 a. in. For In.
economic systems.
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government in earnest
About babies
The government has made studies
of mothers and babies in both city! NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
and country. In S rural areas, ro-j U. S. I .and office at Rb.icb.irg. Ore
presenting 6 states, information was ' gon. November 5. 1920.
secured about the confinement care. Notice Is hereby given tliil llalp'i
of the mothers of 29S7 babies. It H. Walker, of Vlda, Oregon, who. on
was found that only five case received December 18, 1916, made Homestead
prenatal care approaching the mini- Flitry, serial No. 010902. for WV
mum standard of "adequate" care out-jNWVi. NV4 SWV4. Section 12. Town
lined by the Child Welfare Conference ship 17 S. Range 3 E, Wlllumetto
held In Washington, D. C, In May, J Meridian, has filed notice of intention
1919; and in 80 per cent of the cases, to make final three year proof, to ev
the mothers reported having no pre-'tabllsb claim to the land above des.
natal care whatever.
Of more than 22.000 city babies
studied by the government, and re-
presetninrf every type of home In
seven cities, more than three-fifths
were born into families where the j
lather's earnings were below thn i
amount which was at that time the
minimum for providing the bare ne-1
cepsitles of existence '.Only one In!
ten was in a family where the father's!
earnings reached a fair minimum for
comfort.
Mothers and babies are the same
in tHe countrv and In the eltv. Thev .
need the same care.
The Kovernnient ihroueh I hp nr.-v-
iHainn nf tha shii,nnrH.Tnwtir hin 1
would help the farm woman and the j
city woman, whether the difficulty
be ignorance. Isolation, III health, or
low income, by educating her in ma
ternal and infant hygiene, by sending
out public health nurses, by provid
ing health centers, and by going 60-50
with the states in the cost for this
care.
Why not let us prnt your next
order of butter wrappers.
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CHURCH NEWS
Christian Church
Corner of 4th and A atreeta
8unday school at 1:45 a. m. Preach-
Jtng at 11:00 o'clock. Evening ser
vices: Endeavor at 0:10, and preach
ing t . t:S0 - ,
. Something In ' every eermon worth
while' A "hearty welcome to our
Sunday acbool and lire wire endeavor
meeting.
Willing Worker w! hold neat
meeting Dec., tth. Watch for our
annual basaar, Dee. 11th.
Methediet Episcopal Church
At the morning service next Sun
day a number of new members will
formation and a schedule of (lie days
,n which subjects will be given apply
to
E. J. MOORK,
County School Superintendent
crlbed. before E. O. Immel, IT. y.
Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on
the 10th day of January, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Win.
R. Price, of Vlda. Oregon; Clias. W.
H. McCoy, of Vlda, Oregon;
Jos.
a
Wakefield, of Vlda
Oregon; Ed. L.
Winter, of Vfda. Oregon.
W. II. CANNON. Register.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
otire nc-nf. .given that 'all
warrants on frnooi District .-.o. it
I-ne county. Oregon, to and Including
register iso. i, uateti June Z. ZU,
w II be paid at tbe County Treasury
. er'a office, Friday, November 2C I
1920. Interest will cease on that
a'-
"d t Eugene, Oregon, this 2.1rd
day of November, 1920.
Edna Ward, County Treasurer.
News. S1.75 per year in advance.
FARM BUREAUS
President Jim Howard,
(tIxO f : ;s J L
HCHoover ' fT X.0 Armour
tlon to attend the first called national convention of his organization at Indianapolis. Ind Deo 0 7
and t An attempt la to be made to overcome the low-price level for corn, wheat and cotton by a new
marketing arrangement. One mUIJon three hundred thousand farmers will be represented
That
Avrfully
Graham flour you have been bragging about Is Springfield
Graham flour-
The reason its so good is that we grind the "whole
grain in an old fashioned stone burr.
' Most Graham g made by mixing low grade flour and
bran together. Our's Is different.
Ask your dealer for Springfield Graham.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of I). (5
tilende lining, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned haa been appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of I). O.
Glendennlng, deceased by the County
Court of Lane County. Oregon and
that all persons having claims
against said cstatp are hereby not I
lied and requested to present tho
name, duly verified, to tho under-
EGGIMANN'S
"A Good Bakery"
OF NATION START WAR
of the National Farm Bureau Federation, invited the hrin. r ik. ...
Good
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tlriK'l at the law offlcea of I'otHr.
Foster and Iriunil In Eugene, Ore
ron on or before six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice.
Dated at Springfield. Oregon this
2nd day of December, 1920.
Anna, GlendennJii, udmlnlstaatrlx
of the esiatu of D. (J. Ulrndennlnj.
dec-eased.
Potter. Foster an Immel, attorneys
for the estate.
YOU'tt LIKE OUR CAKES
and ,iles. They are i:o tempt
li.C to the ee and Juxt as
t nii'liiig to (tip tialate. Iliik 'J
with xklli llh the In nt obtain
able mttiTinl.M, they nn far
M!.:'ilur to oniliiiiry baking
And then Is sut (i a widu var
iety to choohu from. Why fuas
wiih home buklng when you
can get such gocd things here?
ON PRICE DECLINE