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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
Entered at the Poet office at Springfield, Oregon, as Second-class
. Matter, February 24, 1903.
J - SCBSGRIPTION RATES:
, One Year . $1.25 Three Months 50c
Six Months ?5c Single Copy 5c
.One Year, When paid In Advance $1.25
Some philosopher or domes- out to the extreme in Its appll
tic economist suggests that the cation, it meant, "Revenue by
.duck's eggs would be better an- tariff only." A disposition to
predated by the public if she bring that proposition to the
Advertised her outDut as londJv frt ln eu! to be
as the hen does hers. " j tested in the tariff debates
o l growing out or tne pressing
Somebody, prying Into the need of more revenue. Ilov
past life of Secretary of Labor would a lineal successor of the
Davis, has dug up the fact that old-time anti-protectionist look
he used to play the clarionet in supporting a bill to raise $3.75',
the band In his home town. But 000,000 by tariff only? And
that will not hurt him much. how would he face his consti
Just now. He has a good Job.tuents if he came from a state
that is not dependent on the, mat imports more than It ex-
Totes of his fellow citiiens. ports?
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One of the great reasons why
there are so many automobile
accidents and so many persons
killed and injured in them is that
-there are twice as many persons
owning cars as there ought to
be, and twice as many persons
to the number of cars allowed
to drive them as there ought to
be.
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A groat many political writers
are saying these days that we
have-not as high a grade of con
gressmen now as we used to
have, or as high as we ought to
have after we have had 133
years' practice In the selection
of material to make congress
men out of. And it will be near
ly two years before we can have
another primary, to Belect ma
terial for a better lot of congress
men. But then there Is grow
ing up a large class of political
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dissolved. ' After the line was
finished to Oakridge, litlgaUon
compelled the company to sus
pend operations,
j Suppose the recent decision
of the United States supreme
,' court had been In, favor f the'
ssoumern racinc. uoes any
one doubt that that company;
would Immediately have re
sumed work on the cut-off? j
I Suppose the Interstate Com-
Jmerce Commission sticks to Its1
.tentative plan, and places the;
Central Pacific and Southern!
(Pacific In the same system, Just
as they have always been. The!
Southern Pacific Is de finitely;
pledged to then complete the;
Natron cut-off. and give West
ern Oregon what amounts to
an additional transcontinental,
line to the east.
"39 Years
vice"
of Helpful Sar-
The First
National Bank
OP EUCCNt
Resources of over Three
Million
A NEW FEATURE
Just as we were beginning to
think that everybody in con-
ptcq Vi a rt fnrvntdn aRnut Vn
bonus bill, the word comes that 1 Jf bh0 J? that we:
..i .i . ,v,. have not the kind of primary we
time. It had been said for some ,ug,ht to hav t0 turn out the!
una oi congressmen, governors
and so on that we need. Maybe
It is a better class of political '
writers that we need. But ifi
we keep going back up the road,'
when and where will we find the
real source of the trouble? I
time that nothing could be done
with it until the tariff was dis
posed of, and now that Is out
of the way.
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Some ABC thoughts on tariff
The old-time Democratic slogan
was, "A tariff for revenue only."
That meant a tariff gauged not
by the need of protection, but by
the need of revenue. Carried
TILVT NATRON CUTOFF
The following brief statement
The establishment of the
Railroad Ui'aor board wnn a
pioce of legislation which put
into concrete form the rapidly:
crystallizing sentiment of the
people of this country that some!
way must be found to prevent!
the periodical paralyzing of the i
transortaUon business vf the
country by a never-ending suc
cession of strikes.
When the board, In the exer
cise of its legal functions, after
due examination, decreed a re
duced scale of wages, to corres-;
pond with other reductions, de
manded and accomplished, and
most of the members of certain
classes of employes refused to
accept Its decree, and Informed
me Doaro mat tney were no
longer in the employ of the rail
road companies. It was logical
that the board should take them
at their word. The board bad
to decide whether It would ac
quisce In the nullification of its
authority, and sit still and
v. ,,,, .... , . iwiuuir im iiiuiiiuH u mil eurn
mav Eive them force time as the strikers decreed
. V T? . . hat tn n1" miht turn
, v fj1 mllroad ,s mo8t ,lke,y again, or whether It would re
to build that important line? cognize the situation as It was.
To Western Oregon nothing and proceed accordingly to tho
in railroad development at this -t performance of the duties it
time is more Important than the was appointed to do.
building of the Natron cut-off. j It took the latter course, na
Everybody knows that the turally. It said, in effect. If
oouinern racuic was Dunning it tnese men are not In tne em-
of past history and present out-1
look of the railroad situation Is
published with the approval of)
Southern Pacific officials. In;
the main, these points have al-
ready been set forth In The
.ew, out to have them set1
when the Harrlman merger was ploy of the railroads and other
Ont application will prove that
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The quality of "Red Crown" is
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rapidly and uniformly in the car
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That means a better average
mileage, and a sweeter-running
engine.
Fill at the Red Crown sign
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AH Thrifty People
Insist on getting products manufactured at borne from
their dealers they not only feel It their duty, . but they
know the real economy In using home products. The
NOXALL Itrand of poultry and dairy feeds and NORTH
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It always pays to use NOXALL feeds better quality
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The best groceries In town recommend
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men are, we must deal with the
men who are. We must deal
with the actual employes, not
with the men who kicked out
because they would not accept
the terms fixed by the board.
Hut the board wanted an or
ganized body to deal with. An
actual body of worklngmen. and
not a defunct body of former
worklngmen. So It suggested
that the men actually doing the
work should organize on soin
plan of their own.
Fallowing out this suggestion
the shopmen now employed on
the Pacific System of The South
ern Iaclflc, some of them mem
bers of the old organizations
who had refused to strike and
some of them men who have
come In to fill the vacant places
have formed new organizations;
the railroad company has recog
nized their organizations: and
they have signed contracts wltu
the company on the basis of the
board's decree.
The plan of organizing by
systems, recommended by the
board and carried out In this In
stance, will, If It becomes gen
eral, ha-e a jwwerful Influence
I to prevent "sy m p a t h e 1 1 c
j8trikes." the massing of forces
outside of the Immediate field
of controversy In support of
j strikers within It and the mar
shaling of men by classes, large
ly under the lead of aliens.
It may be several years before
I this Lne of legislation Is perfect
ed, but the strike jnelhod of
settling labor questions Is
doomed.
I am now ready to do
section and tube work. If
In need of such work give
me a chance. Work well
done and guaranteed.
C. E. Stover
Main between 3rd A 4th
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