T AGE TWO
TIITS EFRINGFTELD- NEWS
TnURFDAT, AUOt'ST SI. 1021
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County. Oregon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
Entered at the Foetofflce at Springfield, Oregon, as Second-class
. ; x" .x' Matter, February 24, 1903.
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The National Farmer con
cludes an editorial under the
head of "Strikes and Crime,"
dealing in part with the whole
sale murder at Herrin. thus:
Some years ago the Otliens'
Industrial association of St.
Louis adopted a slogan, which
was 'No strike shall be won by
crime'. It is a matter for con
gratulation that the state gov
ernments and the United States
government are In a fair way
to adopt the slogan. It Is a
good slogan for daily news
papers to carry at the head of
the column,"' ',, !.-
p?m w t
The soldiers' bonus bill which
has been so long pushed aside,
In congress by the tariff bill and
other business, is now under
consideration, and seems to be
approaching a vote in the sen
ate. Among the amendments
offered to the pending bill, one
which passed the senate Tues
day provides for the application
of the Interest on the debts due
from foreign nations to the pay
ment of the allowance to tho
service niett. It has been
thought that President Harding
would veto any bonus bill which
did not specify a reasonable
means of payment. It Is not
likely that he will veto a meas
ure with this provision.
o
It appears evident th"at most
Of the people of this country
who are not dead set against
him by reason of partisan pre
judice" have come to admiro
Charles E. Hughes for the pe
culiar ability he has shown ia
the position of secretary of
state. Perhaps many of them
have concluded by this time
that it was fortunate for him
and for the country that he was
defeated for the presidency and
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who live in the country or
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Farmers Exchange
Offer Special Reductions
. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
The Articles are too numerous. We mention only a few
Men's all wool Suits to close out .'. $20.00; $25.00
Some of these suits originally sold for $45.00
$15.00 and $18.00 Boys' Suits Sizes 12 to 17 yrs 6.50
$2.00 and $2.50 Men's and Boys caps 1.00
$1.50 Summer Union Suits 1.00
$5.00 and $6.00 all wool and mixed Pants 3.50
Reclaimed Army Pants 9Sc
O. D. all wool serge shirt, special 3.48
$4.00 and $5.00 Hats in latest styles 2.50; 3.50
$3.50 Government Coveralls 2.25
Children s Coveralls, blue only 9Sc
$2.50 famous Ferguson-McKinney dress shirts 1.50
All wool government Blankets : 2.75
50c all wool hose .". 35c
We carry a fine complete line of Dry Goods and Ready
to.Wear House Dresses and Aprons. AD reduced for this
special sale.
30c Gingham 19c
25c and 30c Outing Flannels 17c
$4.00 and $5.00 all wool Storm Serges, Princess Cloth, also
.French Serges and many other striped materials at
. ridiculously low prices, yd. ..... 1.29; 1.89
$7.00 Corset ' 3.98
$5.00 Corset 2.48
$5.00 Wool-nap Blankets 3.25
$1.50 Silk Hose 98c
Heavy Duck Pants $2.29
$4.50 Tinn Pants 2.C9
$8.50 Heavy Logger Shirts 0.29
$10.00 Leather lined Vests 5.29
Specials in Groceries
Fisher Blend, the best hard wheat flour, only .....$2.23
90c Horseshoe chewing tobacco, per plug 70c
White Wonder, the best laundry soap, 6 bars for 2oc
Walnuts, per lb 20c
Peaberry Coffee, 2 lbs. for 4oc
Matches, per pkg 5c
Soda Crackers, per lb 14c
Karo Syrup No. 10, dark or light 55c
Karo Syrup No. 5, dark or light 30c
Wedding Breakfast Syrup No. 5 30c
Gold Dust, per package 20c
Mission Peas, 1 can 12c; 10 cans for 1.00
Covo Cooking Oil, 2 qt. can 94c
Argo Corn Starch, 3 for : 25c
Campbell's Beef Soup, per can 10c
Borden or Carnation Milk, large can for 11c
Cocoa, 2 lbs. for 25c
25c Corncake tobacco 15c
And lots of other bargains we cant list them all
On Large Orders We Figure With You
the largest number that baa ba r
port! tbut far thlt . season. Th
travel It notably Increasing m ob
served hre, and li so reported, by
tourists and other, elsewhere. Last
year, aa obeeived here, the travel wm
heaviest In the month of August and
September, or firm the mlddl ot
August to lb mlddl of October.
! A man and wife and a girl of about
IS cam In Thursday afternoon, and
tarried to get aome far repair work
don. They were from Ftelltngham.
Washington, and had been a Utile be
low flan Francisco, and were o tar
on their way bark. Contrary to the
general ctutora. they had been maklnt
hurt drive of from 10 to 40 mile.
mosUy of morning and evening.
Thin plan gave them a better chance
to become familiar with the country.
The nun was evidently not satisfied
with the climate of the Sound coun-'
try. He aald they might yet turn
hark, after the wrather became cooler
and winter In California.
A car on the aouth utile, Friday
night, contained C. K. rivrce. Ma)
wife and little boy. end M. Olaon. a
friend, all from Tacoma. They had
flrt goii to nelllnghain for a ehort j
, visit, and then turned icuth. Their I
'destination wa LoomK California,!
between Roaevllle and Auburn, where
Mra. riertV people live, and where
they eipect to make a vllt of Indeft-i
nit length. From the conversation!
II appeared that Mr. Fierce la a bual-;
; nea man of Tacoma, but In what line)
vii not brought out. Mr. Olaon baa
been a railroad abop worker, and waej
cff becauae of the atrika. He anxious
ly Inquired what the day's news con-.
cernlrg the prospect of the end of the
atiike bad been. If tb strike cam
to an vnd he would leave the party
at once, and go bark. These people
were a little ahy about giving tbelr
name, because they bad passed the
landed in this next most Import
ant office Just at this time.
UUl 11 IB UlUUBUiC IIUI uuii
many of these same admirers j scene of the fatal auto accident north
will see through his glasses: of Eugene soon after It happened, and
when he reads the record of the i had seen the bodies lying covered ou
case against Truman II. New-1 the ground, and the crowd of people
berry, and declares that he was and car gathered about; and they
'wrongly and unjustly convict
ed."
WITH THE TOURISTS
I ON THE AUTO CAMP
Ten can were reported on the north
side of the camp ground, the smaller
side, last Thursday night, and three
or tour on the south side. This is
were afraid they might be called as
witnesses.
The visitor found no new material
cn the ground on Monday night; and
none on Taeaday right, except a fam
ily of man, wife, bey and little dog.
from Oakland. Oregon, who had spent
about two week a at Belknap Spring a,
and were on tbclr way home.
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Treat 'em rough you don't have to coddle them. Gel
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Drive In and let us examine your tires. No charge tor
refilling rock cuts. , '
General Auto repairs
Electric trouble shooting
Ford Magneto Charging
Magneto Testing FREE
All kinds of battery charging and repairing
Agents for
AH Thrifty People
Insist on getting products manufactured at home from
their dealers they not only feel It their duty, but they
know the real economy In using home products. The
.NOXALL Brand of poultry'and dairy feeds and NORTH
WEST flour are all home products.
It always pays to use NOXALL feedsbetter quality
means more feed and then at a saving.
The best groceries In town recommend
Northwest
Floor
MANUFACTURED BY
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
Hunger, the Beat Saue.
Sauce la uied to create an appetite
or rellah for the food. The right way
Is to look to your dlgeatlon. When
you have good dlgeatlon you are cer
tain to relish your food. Chamber
laln'a Tableta Improve the dlgeatlon.
create a healthy apretlt and cauae
a gentle movement of the bo we I a.
Suharrlbe for the New at 11.25, and
get a photograph of youraelf or any
member of your family free.
SUMMONS
for the sum of I (SIM with Interest
thereon from August 2th. IKS at the
rat of ten per cent per annum un.ll
paid and for the coats and dlaburae
menta of thla ault and for tb further
sum of 110000 a plaintiff s attorney
fee herein.
For a Decree that th plaintiff
mortgage be forecloaed and that the
real property deacrlbed therein and
covered by aald mortgage, to wit: The
undivided one half Interval In and to
all of lot number eight In Dlork num
ber ality four () of Maude'a euu
dlvlalon In th Town of Springfield.
IN THE CIRCUIT COIRT OF THE Un County. Oregon, aa ahown by the
STATE OF OREGON FOR THK plat thereof, together with th ten
COCNTY OF LANE. '' jmenta hereditament and appurten-
J. 8. Cook. FUlnUff. a. Oeorg Rue- aocea thereunto belonging or la any
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aell and Rassoll. hi wife. E.
M Russell and Russell, hi
wife, and A E, Mathews.
To George Ruswill and Rus
sell, his wife. E. M. Russell and
.... Russell, his wife, and A. E. Math
ews, the above named defrndanta.
In the nam of the Slate of Oregon:
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and anawer the com-
plaint filed agalnat yea In th above
entitled suit and court on or before
jth 12th day of October, 182S, aald
date being more than ail weeks from
.the date of the firat publication of this
leummone and being th ' time pre
j scribed fcr auch appearance by yoa
j In the order of publication herein en
, tered of record. And If you fall so
' to appear and answer for want thereof
the rlalntlff will apply to the court
'fcr the rclf In the complaint de
jmabde'l a;.d prayed for, to wit:
That the plaintiff hav Judgement
against the defendant, Georg Russell
wis appertaining b aold by the
sheriff of Ln County. Oregon. In the
manner provided by law to eatlsfv
said judgement and that you and each
of you be forever barred and fore,
closed cf and from all right, title In
terest or claim or equity f redemp
tion In and to aald lands and premises
ar.d every part thereof.
Thla summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof pursuant !o an
order of the Honorable C. P. Barnard.
Judge of th County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
!,an mad and entered of record on
the 24th day of August, 122. ordering
that thla aummona be published once
each week for all aucceaalve weeka
In th Springfield N'ewa, and th date
of the first publlcstlon will be August
21st, 1922 and of the last publication
will be October 12th. 1922.
FRANK A. DE I'UE. Attorney for
Dalntlff. Residence and post office
addresa Springfield, Lane County, Ore.
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Towing and Road Service
All night service and
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Shoes
We have the exclusive agency for the Bergmann's
logger and cruiser 6hoes. We also carry a full line of high
tops. .
All French heel Shoes, In high top or Oxford
. regardless of cost to close $1.69
Ladies white shoes included.
Men's Dress Shoes $3.00; $5.00
Men's Work Shoes $2.00; $4.0
All ladles' and childrens' shoes reduced.
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