TIIR SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNH 30, 1D2J.
FAT3E FOUR
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursdnr at Springfield. I.an County, Oregon, by
FREtLAND A HENDERSON
Entered at the Postoiilce at Springfield. Oregon.
February 24. 1903.
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LET US KNOW
The principal occupation of the poo
pie of Springfield, and in fact all
western Otfegon. during the summer
months. Is going somewhere. If you
contemplate going anywhere. unless
the occasion of your going makes it
necjossary for you to ' leave between
two days." w-e should be glad to h rn
of ire fact in good time nnd publish
it. If you think it. Is nvodesty that
keeps you from coming around to ih
office or stopping one of us on tne
street and telling us about it. you
can have an understanding with the
neighbor In whose hands you leave
the care of the chickens and cat that
le shall drop a reference to your
absence, incidentally like, where wo
can pick it up. and it will answer the same Individuals have succeeded b
nam purpose. News paper men are fore In undertakings not any more
very much like other people in this promising than this, and we are con
respect, that they do not know much fident they will come out of this wiiu
of anything except what they find out flying colors. We predict that when
from somebody. , tt is airship of theirs Is once afloat i i
n I the air. It will he the wonder f the
The Loyal Legion of loggers and
Lumbermen, and, incidentally, the
Taclfic northwest, received the follow
ing edit oral comment In the June 10
issue of the Lumber World Review.
Chicago, of which Boiling Arthur
Johnson, nationally famous lumber
writer is editor: "Despite all pro
ptecles the 4L's remain an organi
zation, and that territory of the
United States, in Its lumber sections,
is free from strikes and lockouts;
while In other parts of the I'nlted
States, in lumber sections, strikes are
In progress, which makes as wonder
once again why it would not be a
good move to transplant the Loyal
CLOVER
"UNITED
n
s
a Second class Matter, j
...50c
.... 5c
11.75
Legion of I.ogter ana Lumbermen to
all notions of the lumber producing
territory of our country."
A SPRINGFIELD ENTERPRISE
A group of Springfield boys have
associated tl cmsclves. we do not f el
justified in saving Incorporated them
selves. In an enterprise which, when
it i brought to perfection, wilt no
doubt make Springfield famous. Thev
have undertaken to construct an aero
plane on a plan radically different
from anything In that line we have
vet seen afloat: different, in fae'.
from "anything that is Hi heaven
above, or In earth beneatl. or in the
water under the earth." This same
group of boys not altogether tne
, world If the world is Informed of it.
' and we intend to w e that It K
This is not the first time such na
enterprise has been undertaken In
Springfield. Several years ago. a
man then pretty well known here
spent two or three weeks in a certain
barn working on the model of a new
airship. We can show you the barn
any day. we do not know where the
man is. and we have not seen 1 Is
name in the papery as the patentee
of an airship.
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GETTING AWAY WITH IT
. The Southern Pacific company's
Sunset Limited, running between San
Mrwir
AVJI L J jrsv
MOIC
WANTED
WANTKH
Piano Mudcnt.
Will
week.
Pearl
come to Springfield once a
Address music teacher.
street, Eugene, Oregon. j
FOR SALE j
. ... .
FOIt SALK--6 acres, one mile Fast of j
Springfield. Ideal for cl Ickcn
ranch, llouwx, barn. garre, and
fruit. $".00 will handle. Adtitvs box
4.'. It F.D. No 2. Springfield. Hp
MILK Pbnty of fresh Jersey milk
for sale, delivered evenings. Phoit
Springfield :i4K;t. . If.
Ft Ml SALE Hy owner, 2 good high
lot; 4 room house; good barn and
eh liken house. All for $800 Must
sell on account of poor health.
Kalph Clark. Sth and 0 streets,
Si-i Itmfield. Oregon.
i
LOST AND FOUND
LOST --Men's eye
Tuesday. Has J
cast. Leave at
tlmv's Cash ami
glasses and cae
It. Sheets on too
News office or
Carry gnfeery.
Itcward T. B. Ogdeii. Will and II
Francl:co and New Orleans was held
up last week by a woodpecker a red
headed one.
The Limited was clicking off the
miles toward El Paso when a block
signul ahead dropped red forcing tbi
engineer to stop and giving the flag
man a chance to stretch lis legs until
the next clear block showed iigalust
hHl im 0 tritiii was In sight.
Investigation disclosed the fait that
a red headed woodpecker, one of the
busy kind that builds Its nest In thv
tops of telegraph poles In tr Hies
quite country, had become Interested
1n seniliihore No. 39;7 and had pecked
awav the lead wire to the track relay
- . .
post just east or tl.e signal
As the block signals automatically
order "stop" when unythlng happens 1 per" will be observed. 12 m., dinner,
to the mechanism, the feathered red.-: p. in.. business and social meet
head successfully prevented the pro- J"g 7 p. m. young peoples meeting,
gress of a transcontinental train P I" . preaching. A cordial Invlla
and escaped punishment. ! tlon, extended to all to worship with
Cvry sedan Jitney. PI one 11.
"SMOKES
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Introducing
Our NOXALL Mniiul of Foot In.
homo proihu'iH -
NOXALL milk producer
NOXALL egg producer
NOXALL scratch feed
NOXALL pork producer
Those irtx!ii:tH nro tnamifncttinil in our nowl
rijuipfi! J'oi'd mil). Th'y ulrlctly comply wit )i tli now com
itu'rcial footling law cifcetivo July IkI.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
im-nsT ciirncii
II. C. Miller, pMMtor.
Next Sunday, July 3d. will our
all day meeting. Surwlay School at
A . Ik . ... . I
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following sermon. "The I,ord a Sup-
us on this day.
Thi following note was received
this week from A. W. McFarland.
'principal of the Lincoln school last
jvar:
l)er sir:
Please send The News to Beaumont.
California, as I do not wish to mlis
one copy. You may be interested to
know that I arrived safely In Califor
nia. Found the wife and babies In
good l.eallh. At present I am at Ioa.
Angeles taking summer school.
I would wish the best of all thing"
to my friends and especially to th
Buy Scouts.
Yours,
A. V. McFarland.
Mr. Husband! "Ti e first thing
very wife fhould learn Is to obey
her husban." Vivian Martin In "Hus
bands and Wives." at Hell. Saturday,
July 2nd.
We sincerely hope Hat the result
of the combat between Hempsey and
Carpentler. whatever it may be. will
not Impair the good relations which
have so long subsisted between our
gov eminent
S
ami
that of Franco.
CALL FOR BIOS
The Board of Directors of Schoel
District No. 19, Springfield. Oregon,
will receive sealed bids on 1T0 cords
of slab, second growth, or body fir
wood to be delivered ut Springfield
schools not later than September 1,
1921. Bids will lie received up to and
Including July 5 1921.
All bids should lie addressed lo A.
P. McKlnzey, clerk.
The I'.ourd reserves the right to re
ject any and all bidx.
Jamex I.avtoti, Chairman Hoard of
Directors.
Business la good with the Farou-M
Kxchange because we aell for Icsh and
cary up-to-date merchandise.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the county of Lane.
Mary K. Clark, plaintiff, vs. Charlea
A. Clark, defendant.
To Charles A. Clark the above
named defendant:
In tlio name of tho State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer tho complaint filed
against you In tho above entitled
suit and Court on or before Hie 2Xtli
day (tt July. 1!(2I, said date being
more I haii six weeks from the date of
the first publication of this suinmotlH
and being the tiinu proscribed for
such appearance hy you in tie order
of publication of the summons herein
entered of record, and If you fall ho to
appear and answer for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief In tho complaint d
niunded and prayed .for, to wit: For
a Ifc'croo of tho Court dissolving the
marriage con(ra t and bonds of matrl-
Doninml (how Htipci ioi
loony now cxulHting between you and
the plaintiff on the groumW of da.
tlon for a period of more than on
I year and for su I other and further
'J . ... ... al... -
relief as to the Court may seen, m,t
. . .
and eiiiltal)le.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication ihereof pursuunt to an
order of the Honorable (.. F. Skip
worth, Judge of the above Court and
entered of record on Km- 13 day of
June, 1921, ordering that his summon
be published once a week for six suc
cessive week In the Springfield .News
and the date of the first publication
will be June IGtl,. 1921, and the last
publication will be the 28th day of
July. 1921.
FRANK A. DePl'K. attorney for
Plaintiff, residence and postofflce ad
! dress. 6th and Main St., SprlugflHI.
Oregon
Date of first publication. June 16, 1921
Date o flast publication July 28, 1921
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always take a bottle of them along
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fix me up fine." writes Mrs. Newton
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We soil these tires and tubus be.
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SPRINGFIELD
GARAGE
PHONE 11
m 'ia l i
Springfield,
Oregon