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THURSDAY. At'KM, ! I. 1XM.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
WANTED
CVKACE or other safe place to keep
car liHiu'tv at The News office.
I'ubllshoil Every Thuidav at rlngfleld. t.nne County. Oregon. ly
FREELAND A HENGERSON
PAINTINQ
TINTIM1 paper tnng'UK. general
painting. Crushcrg, !'ih Ai H atresia
Phone P!7 II
You Know Yourself
Entered at the rostoffice nt Springfield, Oregon, as Sucoml class Matter,
February 24. 190.1.
SCUSCKIITION RATES:
One Year $2 00 Three MoLths GOc
Six' Months..... $100 Single Copy T Gc
nn( Year. When Paid In Advance. $1-7'
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Kt K SALE White sowing machine
In good condition. Very cheap.
Phone lor.W. AI4
KELLY FOR GOVERNOR
A modest sized boom has been
started for the nomination of George
H. Kelly on the republican ticket for
governor at the next general election.
Mr. Kelly was well known here In
the earlier years of the operations of
the Hooth Kelly Lumber Co. He ami
K. A. Booth pave name to the company
Vt. Kelly saw service over seas in
the world war. and attained tl
rank of lieutenant colonel If he
made a political campaign, of cours
it would be as "Col. Kelly." No doubt
the citizens of Springfield, especially
the older residents, irrespective of
politics would feel a degree of pride
in the fact that their town had fur
bished a candidate for the governor
thip. And to furnish the candidate
n the republican ticket would be to
Jurnlsl. the governor, unless another
Chamberlain should arise.
: son, delivered his message to con
gress in person, at 1 p. tn Tuesday,
the two houses sitting Jointly tn the
hall of representatives. The message
was a rather long one, and is lookel
upon as a sort of declaration of pol
icy of the incomirg a Iminist ration.
While congress, during this special
session, will have several great, and
many minor problems of internal leg
islation to wiestle with, it seems pro
bable that the settling of a policy
of dealing with international relations
will be the real bone of contention
, This iiuostion will doubtless lead to
a good deaj of fencing for advantage
of position and sparring for time, and
may make the session a much longer
one that was first expected.
IIOPSK Utcuted at 1104 Agat )
street Eugene, Oregon. fL'tinn. East
front large lot. ti rooms, plastered.
4 blocks from V. of O.
The 67th congress met in special
session at the call of the presldeut
Monday noon. President Harding,
following the precedent set by Wil-
CLOVER SEED
SEED CORN
(Oregon Grown)
GARDEN SEEDS
ALFALFA HAY
LIME CEMENT
Springfield Warehouse Co.
C. E. LYON. MANAGER
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
STATE OP OREGON. )
iCOrXTY OF LANK ) ss.
SCHOOL DIST. No. 19 )
Notice is hereby given that at the
school district bond election hereby
called to be held at the City Hall in
the town of Springfield. In and for
Sclool District No. 19. of Lane County
Oregon. Wednesday, the 4th day o'
May. A. I). 1921. between the hours
of two o'clock P. M. and seven
o'clock P. M.. there will be submitted
to the legal voters the question of
contracting a bonded indebtedness in
the sum of Forty-seven Thousand
Five Hundred Hollars I $47. .100. 00), for
the purpose of erecting and construct
ing a high school building and pjr
ehasing a site tlerefor. in and for
said school district. 1
FOR SALE-tWheat at M'J Ma n St
L,;S cents per pound. E E Kepne.".
FOR SALE --It! In. old growth body
fir. C. E An her. one block South
and one block East of II iker 's
Laundry. A 14 P
CABINET SHOM
Co to II. E. Pitts' cabinet shop,
corner Fourth and C streets, for your
Sanitary Butter Mold, kitchen cab)
nets, kitchen tables, English break
fast tables and general cabinet work.
The vote to be by ballot upon which
shall be the words "Bonds- Yes" und
"Bonds No"; and the voter shall
place a cross tX) between the word
"Bonds" and the word "Yes" or be
tween the word "Bond" and the word
"No" wl U h Indicates his choice.
. The polls for the reception of the
ballots cast for or against the i mi
trading of said indebtedness will, on
said day and date and at the place
aforesaid, be opened at the hour of
two o'clock P. M. und renm'n open
until the hour of seven o'cIim k P. M.
of the same day when the same hIimII
be closed.
By order of the district school
board of School District No. lit of
That Its liotiiidMo h more rconomiuil to buy IIOMK
PltOIU'CTS that it will pay you in tln loiin run to tin
pnnlmts made at home ulirllirr it be in tin form of
quality, price or nervier.
That's the principle we are working on. Arc we riht1
Help prove it by tletuniuliiif; our products of your dealer.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
The Road to Happiness
You must keep well If you wish to
be I appy. When constipated tnke
one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets
immediately af'er supper. T h y
cuuse a gentle movement of the
bowels.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
t S Land office at Roseburg, Ore.
Lune County. Oregon, ma.de this l-lhn, Mach 14. liCM
day of April, A. D. I'.CL
James I.nxton. daiiuan,
school board.
Attest: A. M. MeKlnzey.
clrk.
Nellie is hereby given that Orla
distrl.t H.iwicv. of Yeiicta. Oregon, who. on
.May 14. 1!0, made Homestead Entry,
district i-erial Nil oiJTsr,. for the W'j, of
N'l'1, and SE1, of NW', of Se(t,.n
It. Towmthlp ISS. Range 6V, WIIU
incite Mend'nn. has filed notice of
Intention to mnke Fluul Three y i n r
Proof, to chIuMIhIi claim to the laud
above described, before E. O Irmni I.
P. S. CoiuuilNMloner, at his of f lie, at
Eugene, Oregon, on tie ltitb ( u y of
May. 1U2I.
Claimant natiieH as witnesHeH: John
O. lumau. of Ycnctii. Oregon; Edward
('. Wllfert, of Eugene. Oregon; EriieHt
M Horn, of Yi-m-t.i. Oregon; Clark
M. Stephens, of Crow, Ongon; El
in it ti il E Hunter, of Vein-la, Oregon,
.llllllls L. Ilawley. of Veneta Oregon.
W. II CANNON, Reglhter.
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WORTH OF SHOES etc, AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
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Entire stock of shoes for the entire family. Men's furnishing goods,
hats caps, wool and khaki pants, underwear etc.,
To be thrown on the market at the mercy of
the public for 13 days
Beginning Saturday, April 16, at 9 a. m.
E. H. McCune & Co., Merchandise Sale Adjusters of Portland in
charge of stock are under a contract to raise $5,000 cash, and will
cut and slash the former prices to ribbons for 13 days.
The Greatest Slaughter of Merchandise Since the World War
There have been sales before, sales of every description, but never one like this. Every
article in our store will be marked plain with original price, also sale price showing you
the tremendous savings you can now make. See large bills for sensational announcement.
HALL.
pringfield
SALE . STARTS SATURDAY, APRIL 16th.
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