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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
r ""' THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1021,.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
Entered at the PoRtoffieo
at Springfield, Oregon,
February 24. 1903.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year 12.00 Throe Mot.ths 50c
Six Months ....1.00
One Year. When Paid In Advance....
Twenty five men met at the Newa
office last Monday night to organlte
a volunteer fire department. H. H.
Corsaw was elected temporary chair -
man and H. B.. Freeland temporary
secretary. A general discussion of
the matter followed the election an!
finaly decided to appoint a committee
of three to appear before the council
and nsk their support of the depart
ment. The committee consisted of
Jess Smitson. H. B. Freeland and
Jack DcVore.
The officers . of the organization
were elected as follows: Jess Smit
on, fire chief: Frank DePue Jr,
secretary; II. B. Corsaw. treasurer.
They came to a final decision ttat
the force should be limited to 15 men
Including the chief. The next meet
ing will be called after the city coun
cil takes action.
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THINGS LOOKING BETTER
There has been much in tl e general
conditions of the country that has
been depressing. The general scaling
down of prices has caused more or less
of disturbance of business. Things
do not come down on the same scale
all the way along. There is a good
deal of seesawing. There is a good
deal of gambing on the part of indi
viduals and classes about the con
ditions tl ey were called upon to ac
cept in the readjustment. The op
rations of various industries and lines
of business activity were thrown out
of line by the war demands; and
much of waste and loss and clash of
Interest has to be encountered In get
ting them to going in a normal way
again. The few months Just past
have probably seen the worst that we
shall have to endure in tt Is way.
To turn to local affairs. We have
had the longest season of almost con
tinuous rain that tha country has
ever known. We call the rainy sea
ton in this country winter. Although
It began n the last of August, this
eason will probably be spoken of in
the years to come as tre long winter.
We have come to the opening of
spring, the time of renewal of genera!
activity. The clouds will not pass
away all at once. It may be Just as
"well if we do not have a sudden
change from wet to dry. We have
been cooped up so long by the rainy
weather that we hardly know what
o do wth our freedom since it has
"There's More Real Satisfaction"
says the Good Judge
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
GENERAL AUCTIONEERING
S. YOUNG
1S'J2 Lawrence St.
FARM SALES
PHONE 622
as Second-class Matter,
Single Copy 6c
$1-75
come. We are a little awkward about .
getting tMngs -started off. Wi do a
good 'deal of fuiubling. It takes u j
i some time to get limbered up. Th
early farm and garden work, though I
starting up irregularly and with many j
Interrurtloss. is coming along sur-'
prisiugly well. ;
In a business way. The demorali- j
zatlon of the lumber" tudust ry, our
chief industry, from
the goner
causes mentioned above, of course is
detremental to all our interest. Th-
negotiations- going on but ween th-
various interests concerned will no
rloubt bring mutters to a working
basis before long. The natural de
mand, held in check so long, will as
sert itself. The suspens'on of the
local mill, prolonged from week to
week, of course makes soinotl ing of
a pinch. The unccrtait.ty as to the
time of starting up unsettles alt the
I J J.s olj thoji" whose calculat "H
are based on the mill work. We arc
hopeful that this suspense will soon I
be ended. j
There has been a good deal of '
running down at the heel In condl- j
tions and appearances about town.
Not much las been done for a good
while in the way of new building or
extensive repairs. The walks all over
town are In bad, condifon. The
high school building has come to a
tondition where it Is a question from
season to season whether it can be
longer used or not. The recent f:re !
left an ugly blotch in the business!
section of tie town.
But conditions like this r,nalI.
reach a point where the remedy forces
itself. When a stir for better ttlne
begins in one place it extends to th
whole community. It looks as though
a movement upward was in sight in
Springfield Probably more cement
walks have been laid In the heart
of the town rTght along through th
latter part of the rainy season than
have been laid in a like period for
several years. Thte two buUdngs
ruined by the fire are being torn.toe undertaken.
diwn. Anrl titan a fnr rohniMlntr u ra 1 An tIA auuunn rituina im s.a iw.nn
already laid or under consideration, ne able, from time to time, to speak
The overwhelming sentiment brought 'more definitely concerning the Im
to light In the school meeting in ! provements in conditions that have
favor of a new high sctool building
foreshadows the erection of such a
bii'lding, probably during this sea
son. The activity Involved In build-
ing will be a great stimulus to general .
business. The erection of a creditable
and satisfactory building in place of
In a little of the Real To
bacco Chew, than you ever
got out of the ordinary kind.
The good rich taste lasts so
long you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often that's
why it costs you less to chew
this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that. 1
Put up in two styles
C. L. GA
487 W. 8th Street
A SPECIALTY
EUGENE
WANTED
OAKAOK or other safe place to keep
ear. Imiulru at The NVw office,
VYANTKD Ait Class repairing'
Lumps, windows, ctv. I)roi card
to W. l lVlne, Motor Haute "If'
Eugene, Ore.
M'USK-Mrs. Tinker, Phone
Not afraid of any disease.
1073.
,WA.TKl 76 or 100 pound a of clean
; old rag. Newa office.
PAINTING
TINTINO paper I ntig'tig. eenenl
painting. Crushcrg. 9th i B streets
Phone i:!7 R
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1IOISK Located at U'lM Aat )
street Kiiijt'ne. Oregon. JJOnrt. Kast
front largo lot, fi rooms, plastered.
tl' Mocks from V. of O.
FOR SALKr-r trade for S rlngfleld
residence property, a ir0 acre rani!)
near Pueblo. Colo. Extra good mar.
ket. good roads ant! schools; fin
climate. Place fenced; small Im
provements. Poor health reason
for chatlRing. Address, Box a 1.1.
Spiv, gik ld. mji
FOR SALE By owner. 2 good high
lots; 4 room house; Rood barn and
chicken house. All for $S00. Must
sell on account of poor heuMi.
Kalph Clark, 8th and O streets,
Springfield. Oregon.
iMiui run saue, men ioiy rir
$9 per cord, delivered. Jack liar
beit. Phone 1SF3. M31
; FOR SALE. Split maple wood. $1?
j u cord delivered In Spi ingfioM.
j Phone 11. Dennis Cyr tf
,FOR SALK Wood. Body fir. Cull
between 6th and 7th on B street.
B. F. Williams.!
CABINET SHOH
Go to II. K. Pitts' cabinet
shop.
! "ier Fourth and C street., for your
nets, kitchen tables. Kngllsh break-
1 fatlt tMea ad eDeral cMt work.
the eyesore now occupying the ground
and the facilities thus afforded for
malnJa'nIn' our hl"h hool on a
proper plane of efficiency will do a
imucn to attract desirable people
and direct favorable attention to thej
,own generally as anything that could i
been hastily sketched above
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Found a Cure for Indigestion
'I use Chamberlain's Stomach and
jVer Tablets for indigeston and find!
they suit my case betir than any. heard the call of the screen. Her pop
dyspepsia remedy I rave ever tried : "larity w further demonstrated re
and I hare use,! ninnv rflffe..nf ! n"Y whn her Pic,ur w" choMn
Iclnes. I am nearly fifty one years of I
age and have suffered a great deal
from indigestion. I can eat almo.it
anything I want to, now," writes
George W. Emory, Kock Mills Ala.
These tablets contain no pepsin but
strengthen the stomacn and enable
it to dibest food naturally.
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What constitutes tht differ
ence between a tramp and a
apltallHt?
The margin Is very small
If you earn three dollars an!
save one you have marked the
dividing line.
The war cost our country at
least twenty billion dollars and
vt that cupltal can be easily
replaced.
If the average family of five
persons wll save 1250 a year
for two years tlm deficit would
be largely wiped out.
The Bolvent Individual is
produced by not spending money
before it has been earned and
then not all of it.
Open a Savings Account now
at tho.
First National
Bank
of Eugene
The Bank for Everybody
gmLt "aw yffi mm' n fffmww iygirga
You Know Yourself
That Its bound to be more rcoimiulcal to buy HOMK
PUOfHVTS - that It will puy you In t!u long run to tim
products mad nt homo--whellu'r It ho In the form of
quality, price or service.
That's the principle wo arc working on. Arc we rlht'
llolj) provo It by demanding our products of your doalor.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
LOIS WILSON rsj
m mi Mfi . rm r . .- -ei ei i t- jw- -r mti mm m v-m
m s a l i" a r mi - n. i-..m.e
Ltv:.-- HIT-
W - -j V ST -
Charming Lois Wilson, the "movie"
tar, come from Birmingham, Ala.
She was a schoolteacher before she
a convention of veterans of th World
war at the cover aecorboon or iu
souvenir booklet
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Have you read the want ads.
Classified advertising pays.
GENUINE
O
DURHAM
tobacco makes 50
good cigarettes for
10c
i Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
j Nothing So good for a Cough or Cold
i "Kveryono who has used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy speaks well o,
lt,"wiltes Edward I mill, Abbotis
town, I'a. I'eoplo who onco use this
I preparation aro seldom satisfied with
any other. It is excellent to allay a
cough or break up a cold.
ww irvi n n n n
o) U L L
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvls. who have been
visiting here with Mrs. JurvU' motler
Mrs. Kugene Kester, left on Sunday
for their home In Portland. Their
daughter Hetty, will continue her
visit with her grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Cuddard made a
-visit of a week or two with their
daughter at Klamath Fulls. Tl ey
had not seen her since her marriagn
four or five y.'iiTs ago. They took
her by surprlre, not ruiUIng her of
llii-lr coni'ng.
Reveraj buslels gain can be mud
Jy early spring plowing. Culllv;t
lion of early spring plowed land Im
proves the soli solution and Increases
the yield. Cooperative niolxiure studies
at the Moro bra)ich experiment
station have proved this to bu a fact.
O. A. C. experiment station.
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
SURPRISES SPRINGFIELD
The fjulck iictlon of simpl. glycer
ine, buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed In
WIKi l ka, Is Hii:firrlng. On i spoon
fu ullev'es AN'V CASK g.i I en
stomach or sour stomach. Adler I ka
arts on ItOTII upper and lower bowel
and removes all foul accumulated mat
ter which poisoned stomach. Often
(THKS constipation. Prevents- ap
pendicitis. One lady reports she has
no more pain in back of heurl or gas
on stomac h since using Ad"h I ka.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned Kxeeullvfl of the estate
of James C. Freeman, deceased,
has rerd red and filed In tho County
Court of the State of Oregon fpr tho
County of Lane bis final account, and
said Court has, by an order duly
made and entered, fixed nnd appoint
ed Saturday April 8th 1921 at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the foronoon
, at the County Court room in Eugene,
I Oregon us the day, lime and place
for hearing and determining all ob
jections to said final account and tho
settlement of said estate
All objections to said final account
iniiHt bo In willing and filed with the
Clerk of said Court on or before said
day und time. '
Dated March 5lL 1921.
CHARLES h SCOTT.
Executive of tho estate of Jamee
C. Freeman, deceased.
Frank A. DePuo, oltorn3y for Administrator.