iIltflWDATJ"nDRUAm 16, 1022.
NOTI
CE!
Save Money on Your
AUTO NOW
By having your car overhauled now.
A little later in the season we may
not be able to give your car the
careful attention we can at present.
See us before having your work
done elsewhere and get our estimate.
Springfield Garage
Phone II
a. h. ,
Edited by the rupils of Springfield High School
has Distinguished Visitor
I Springfield High school had two dl
tlnguished visitor last Friday In th
person of Stat SupL J. A. Churchill
Mr. Morgan (In phyatology): "Why,
la it that the blood rushes to my head
when 1 atand on It. but when I atand
on my feet It drvun't?"
From the rear of the room: "D
and County Supt E. J. Moore. Thcy'cau they aren't empty!"
ram here with the expressed Inten
tion of inspecting the new High
school and were wry pleased with
It, particularly admiring our assembly
hall
El
i Dfflice
SATURDAY, FEB 18
STEVEN'S HALL
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Springfield
Caviness Orchestra, U. of 0.
ADMISSION 85c
Carl Lewis I very changeable lit
some thing especially girls.
Some very pal faces were aeen
Monday morning when tb grade
were posted.
Flrat Grade OceuBl.a Roam In H. B.
ii waa a gtvai surprise 10 see ai
.k. .i. fred Townsend walking home with
Lincoln have come over to teach the
High school atudenta how to boh a re
They are occupying one of the old
study hall. Mrs. Lambert their
teacher, said they liked our buildlng
i very much.
Con But Not Forgotten
Mable McPtw rson". Evidently the
person who said this had not been
watching behind the acenes as "En
gaged by Wednesday" waa practiced.
Student In English exam: "1 thought
I wax going to flunk when I came In
here now I know I am. j
I have bought the business known as Lcruley's Cleaning
and Pressing parlor and vrtll endeavor to give perfect satis
faction to all those who patronise mo In the future.
The telephone number Is 61 lul lf Y0U ,iave
cleaning, pressing, dye work or repairing to be dono Just
call that number and U will called for and delivered promptly
The samples for spring and summer buHs have just
arrived. Come In and look them over
Walter N. Gossler
Of course wc students of the Spring;,
field HiKh school are dutifully thank
ful for our new building anil all it i King around like
many conveniences; but when the en lj without a shepherd.
or the semester draws near and tho
freshmen from Lincoln arrive, how we
wltih we had back the old pump that
We. the pupils of S. 11. S. are sorry ghould be Increased. Spring oats year received 4000 new refrigerator
to see Messer Herbert and IMvi hculd be planttd not lsa than three' car.
leave school, because the girls are run- bushels per acre, and spring wheat It waa staled at the local offices of
a bunch of sheep ,,,J harley at alout two bushel per the laclflc Fruit Expr today that
In the play to be pulled off In the
future Lord Hratlaln with his monoclo
! is going iu niYe an in? gins in school
acre fur western Oregon cordltlon.
(). A. C. experlmvnt statlun.
Why not set eggs from a selected
never once shirked Its duty when It i ,' . ... , focK of ,, he,, th,.r thm
came to ducking "Frosh". I fro,., .hB whole flock' Wouldn't It
Put freshmen don't think for a mom Harry II. said h- was going to quit ry to raise llw average production potation Industry which cans capital
cut that we can't wet your pompadour i school but we notice that he Is back tit tht flm k I itvii ir liiriw n it arc
espendlture to be held to the mini-
the new equipment Is necessary In
ordr to handle the Increasing ship
ment of perishable commodities. an1
that It waa decided to contract for the
car in preparation for the next fruit
season despite conditions In Mm Iran
Just the same. There are some good
faucets in the building, you know.
i Whvn school opened for the new
senwster Monday last, there were 94
pupils out on account of sickness. 73
in th Lincoln school and 21 In High.
J Asahel Fish, one of the prominent
members of the High school, has been
( quite ill with the "flu" for a couple
of weeks. We hore to see him with
.us again soon.
again toJay. We knew he couldn't per hen" Try It O A. C experiment
stay away from S. H. S. very long. station. I
Your Teeth
(By Re Procter McCee. M.D. D.D S.)
HEAD INFECt.ONS
The great majority of bodily in
fections are due to abscesses in some
.'less the teeth, both temporary and! Ester Le could not be with ns for
r-ermanent, are properly cared for. ! few dav because of the illness
! Every Infection shortens life either. her mo,her-
very slightly or very considerably. In The new -frosh" have the same wis-
order to keep a clean blood stream, i, thal aU fr.gnmen try to put on
points of Infection must be removed, j But there is no use of them trying to
but how much better It is. and how ,ct lf thpy had ben ne ,
time for that is Just wearing the little
much more sensible It is, to avoid
these infections.
So far as the mouth is concerned.
part of the head, usually in the mouth infection can almost always be avoid
tiroat, nose or in the little cavatiesd by proper care, in time,
that are located in a chain from the) The best time to begin preserving
base of the nose backward to the under ur health for the future is now.
surface of the skull. I Just think of the wonderful opportu-
Tbese cavaties are called sinuses. nlties ahead of us In this country.
Whenever there is an abscess that'nly those who have health and en
causes absorption of the poisonous ergy can have the success of which
material into the blood stream, it is
calW a focus a focus of Infection.
The reason that so much attention
is given to mouth infections is not
because th-y are worse than any othpr
infections, but because there are so
mmy opportunities for infec tion in the
mouth.
There are tw nty temporary te"th
which, ir, the normal tours of life,
are followed by thirty-two pf-rmanen;
teth. Consequently, every one of us
they are capable,
of success.
Pus is the enemy
TOWN AND VICINITY
sign: "I am a frosh".
Poor Viola. Bun Isn't able to come
to school. We understand clearly why
she alwaya has such a very wry face.
Will the finder of a thermometer
please return same to the undersigned
and receive reward?
- (Signed) J. E. Torbet.
Ruth Brattaln (a new frosh) Is try
ing to get strings on Ivan Cowart
Keep trying little one and maybe
you'll succeed.
Says the shoe to the Stocking "I'll
j rub a hoio in you".
Say the stocking to the shoe. "I'll
be darned If you do".
Wor:l ccmes from Mr. and Mr.
Andy Cofer, formerly of Springfield,
now of Oakdale, Washington, of the
dial.- of their 5 year old daughter
Nela. on February 3. The little girl j We hope the frosh enjoy themselves
was sick ten days with sleeping sick- The seniors Lave lots of fun watch-ii'-.is.
She was taken to Spokane for in he
has the possibility of fif:y-to sources) treatment, but it iroved useless. Word
cl inl.'ction in the ruouth alone, un- has been received later that Mr. Cofer
I dont think AJxIalde and Ilalr-b
will grt much typewriting done l
cause they both take It the same
period and out of the same book. I
wonder If they sit on the same chnlr
and use the same machine?
In Biology
Mac: "If file carry dla germs
on their feet what is the best thing
to do "
Student: "Cut off Its feet."
Valentines! Wonder who got the
Ace of hearts? It prove to be the
best after all.
We hope the new freshmen will get
their share of water.
Alen Larimer bss a very sad look
this week Belmont's fare Is absent
from scho-il. (New editor's not:
we wonder where the rest of bim Is).
We wonder whoj lap Alfrd T. was
ilttlng on In the library last week?
Ask Ester F. for inside Information.
Another romance in school. Wc
were surprised to see our "tiniest"
sr I r t and ' hansomesl" boy conversing
all of one period in the hall.
The new frosh think they will not
need to have their heads washed for
some time.
I think the school ought to donate
an alarm clork to I'olly I.tIhcoII anil
Winnie Long so that they could p.-t
to general science some morning on
time.
j Cannery nwn to the number of nine
teen who have come from points in
Oregon and Washington all the way
.form Olynipla to Medford am cnrolll
lu the canner's course now being
given by the department of hortlcul'
tural products at the Oregon Agricul
tural college. The men are euthuslns
tlc over their work, says E. II. Wl
and. who Is giving the course. Th
tourse Include practlra! work In the
well enulppe.1 laboratoriea and H-c-
turea. many of which are given by tni I
mum.
The new car. It I anticipated, will
be competed In time for the summer
perishable business. The company, at
present, has M.600 refrigerator car,
and with the now equipment now
being ordered will have 12.H00 refrig
erator cars.
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT CRAY'S I
i
Every day in the week prices the !
same. The lowest possible Cash and j
Carry prices, consistent with the
freshest highest quality groceries.
Pure Honey in comb 25c
Barrel Ginger Snaps 25c
13?Kt Cane Sugar, 15 lbs $1.00
Lennox Soap, 10 bars 25c
Crystal White Soap, bar 5c
20 bars for 98c
4 lbs. Washing Powder 25c
3 lbs. Onion Sets 25c
We have a good line of new seeds
HlH) nial tjm ijlHllil l li i iumiiewwni ! MM q
is still confined to his bed since the
recent bereavement.
! .A. C. Thompson, rltcht-of-way mnn
for the California Oregon Power com
pany, was in Springfield on busineg
in that line the first of this week.
Ko.nan chariot races, the ancknt tri
dit'on of Kladlators flgpting anil al -.lying
each other In "Qmo Va Us" at It II
Theatre Suuda).
Springfield New f I Jo per year.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
V. 8. Ijnd office, at llooburg Ore
gon Junuary 19, 1(22.
Notice I hereby given thai Taylor
brought to the college for thl pecll lr rcler- wf lburg. Oregon, on
occasion. O. A. C. exierlment atatlon. AUU" -. "! additional
liomestwad Eutry. Serial No. 0131.
under the Art of April 18, 1004. and
Ar of June 9. 10, for the NEVi of
NWVi of NEH of section 7. township
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I. 8. Land offlc at Rosehuig. Or
gou. January 19. 19:3.
Notice is hereby given that Ray O.
n.-nnle. of It F. I) No. 2. Sprl igflcl t.
regon. whj. on May 10. 1920. made
bomesteud entry, aerial No OlZSin,
for the S'i of 8 of section 17. town
ihlp K8. rauge 1W, Wl'lame'.te Mtil
Han, ha filed notice of Intention to
mke f :nl throo year proof, to estab
iih clnlm to the land above described
before E. O. liiimel, I'. S. Comiiii
iloner, at hla office at Eugene, Ore
tor, on th- 3rd dny of March. 1512.
Claimant name a wltnemte:
r.-itue N. II11 of Routfl 2. Springfield,
"ri gon; Oscar Millie an, of Route 2.
Springfield. Oregon; C. R Mead, of
Uoute 2. Hprivgflel'J, Oregon; William
M. Itennle of Route 2, Springfield,
Oregon.
W. II. CANNON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
C. S. Laud offlcu at Rnsuburg. f)i
iron. Do'emlcr Alt IViil.
Notice Is hereby given that Colirn
178, range 2E. Wlllametha Meridian,
a addittonal to Homestead Entry,
Serial No. 010r0. patented, for Ixt
10 and 11 of auction 6. township 17H.
range 2E. Willamette Meridian, ant
that Uf on completion of pobllcatlon of
thl notice and payment of rommla
slotis and purchase price of the land,
final certificate and patent will Issue
for the hind embraced In the addition
al entry.
The purpose of this notice I to
allow all person claiming the lan I
odw rsely. or desiring to ahow it to
be mineral In character, an opportu
nity to file objection to the applica
tion with the Rcglotor and Receiver
of tho Unite! Stale Land office ar.
Roseburg, Oregon, and to establish
their Interest thoreln or ml turn I
character thereof.
W. II. CANNON, Register.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
wholesome dish of Jasper Breakfast
Graham. Sold by leading grocer.
W. O. W. meet every Tuesday
BY 3. P i
ship 18S, range fW, Willamette Mori-,
!l:in. run fl'ed notice of Intention to
make final three year Proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above d-
Mr. anl Mrs. R. H. Shulu moved
from Springfield to a farm near
Goshen last fall. Mrs. Shultz came in evening at W. O. W. ball,
today to subscribe for The News, lo ,
keep n touch with the affairs of the EASY 8TARTINO AID
old town. ,OTAI i cr.
- scribed, before E. O. Immel, U. 8
Walter F. Lipe. a workman on the order that trains may Ns started commissioner, at hi offlio, at Eu
b. P., who wa injured about the yard more easily, without Jolting, and with fenf, Orepon, on the 24th . duy
nere aoout two montbs ago has t-f- "" uei, locomotives on Southern l a- February, 1922.
fret(j B settlement with the railroad clrl; lines are being e-julpped with Claimant names a wltnesse: An-
company for his injule. The amount "booster trutks" according to an a- grPW o. Mi'Danlel. of Crow, Oregon;
is stated by his friend to be some- nouncenKint by J. H. Dyer, gonur.il j0hn McDanKl, of Crow, Oregon;
where about $1200 or $1500. Th9 manager of the Taclflc ystem. John HrlKgs, of Crow. Oregon; Frank
American Lrglon and the Elk ren- These "booster trucks", th late.it gnyder, of ( row, Oregon.
uvreU iiiiaiKiui assistance during the i"'g in locomoiive erricioncy, r v. II. CANNON Register
Notice I hereby given that I will
pay all outstanding warrant Issued
ny the Town of Springfield out of
fund and the street lm-
who, on May 14, 1920 made homestea I provement fund.
entry, gerlal, No. 012485, for Lot 4. Interest to cease lifter February 7
NK'SE', 8H8E',i. section 35, Town 1922. Signed.
Start the morning right with ,t)UH c. Folssot. of Eugene, Oregon, the general
O. U. KESSEV,
Town Treasurer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
time of his disability.
rector of the extension division of tho
university. Is to address the Spring
field schools on "The Seven Age ot
Washington", next Wednesday, Feb
ruary 22.
oneratt'd by two small steam cylln-
. ....,., , ders so constructed that tlwy trans-
A"rt E- M"lt nl- form tne two roar trucki of the ,ora
motive Into driving wheels. In this
way the locomotive power I Increased
about 20 per cent In starting and en
ables it to make a smooth and even
start.
After the train Is In motion and a
spewd of about fifteen iniln an hour
More Refrigerator Cars for
Paclf c Fruit Expr Company
IT. B. land offlc at Rostburg, Ore-
C gun, January 18, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given thut Elmer
M. Johnston, of Mabel, Oregon, who.
on March 28 1914, made homestead
entry, serial No. 09407, for the NV4 of
NV4 of suction 28 Township ICS, lla:;
IE, Willamette Mnrldlun, ha filed
notice of Intutlon to make final three
ypar proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before E. O. Im
mi l, U. 8. Commissioner, at hi office,
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 27th day of
February, 1922.
Claimant name a wltnessos: II.
M. Klgga, 01 Mube I. Creeon- v ft
The "flu" epidemic ha made a de.
cidd and t-mharrassltig sliortago I ri
loth the sawmill force and the school ' H'talncd tho "bcoslfr" Is antomatl
attendanoe at times In the past two c8"y cl,t " a,ld ,lie 'rucks ojerute
weeks. ,olnly a trailers.
j Accorllng to Dyer, all locomotive
An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. hoth frelirhl and ntir will in
Did for the construction of 8300
refrigerator curs for the Pacific Fruit
r. ... . . ........ ...... , tAnn j 1 1
r.Aiu""" 'oi uuovrry, Morrison, of Mabel Oregon-
have been reriueslod by the compan McQueen, of Mubi'l. Oregon-
in i no rum, milium iu 00111 nii n i n- 1'lijuot, of Mabel Oregon.
c:ric company annoiinceniiiit. The
1'aclflc, Fruit Express compuny Is
ownrd Jointly by the Southern Pacific
and the I'nlon Pacific. Tho cost of
the car will bn In the neighborhood
Frank
W. A.
W. II. CANNON, Roglster.
Chamberlain's
Rmdy Aid
Cough
Natur
Medicines that uld nature are always
Arthur Ulcken died at Mrcy hospl- ttw future, be equipped with these H3.000.000, bringing the Investment nipst effectual. Chaiuberluln's Cough
tol, Eugsne, Saturday, February 11. truck. equipment and facllltle since Remedy acts on this plan It ailav.
Dr. 8. Ralih Dljile. dentist, Bprlng
field, Oregon.
FARM REMINDERS
1ZU to IJ.i.UUU.OUU. tIia c.OUBh rnllM ,.
Thr Puclflc Fruit Express company pectoratlon, opens the secretions and
since 1920 ba expended 114,000.000 aids nature In restoring the nv.tm t,
You will see Christians devoured by , Early spring seeding of grain gives for new equipment and 14,000,000 for a healthy condition. Thousand hav
liens; see Ursus the giant, crush a the best result, but when planted in nw and enlargement of assisting testified to Its good qualities. Try It
savage bull to earth; see the mighty rather cold soils the rate of seeding Icing facilities. Tba company last when yon have a cough or cold,