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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1922)
TAGE TTC 0 THE SPIUKGFIIXD NEWS nnniSDAT. FiiTTiainirrr t. mi THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS In Society Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by , FREELAND at HENDERSON I 1 i , l?ntered at tha Poatoffice at Springfield, Oregon, its Second-class . ' Matter, February 24, 1903. , SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $1.25 Three Months 50c Six Months 75c Single Copy 5c One Tear, When paid in Advance $1.25 A recent forest fire bulletin men's strike on the first of July. ays: "Idaho had much fire Did the unions utter a single throughout August, due to ex- word of protest then? cesslte lightning.- So far as "All the facts are of record. has been reported to this rreat Months tcfore government eentral news agency, there does own e r s b i p terminated, the not seem to have been any more tracks were in such a condition lightning in Western Oregon that Director-General 1 lines during the month of August made wholesale reduction in the than was really necessary. o THE BAD ORDER STORY In support of the strike of the railroad shopmen, the report has been circulated that, be cause a large part of the union shopmen are out. and their places are filled by non-union men, therefore there is such a eenM-al ftfatp nt riierennir on th lines that operation and travel 'ect,3r weU known to Mr. Goril la highly dangerous. On this P ana his friends, but not so point the Wall Street Journal' W$U Known to tb public," ias this, to 5y: j n this place before that the charge! against ine rauroaas or operai- running time of express trains. The time of President Rea of the Pennslyvania was wasted. in Chicago and Washington, ex plaining why it was desperately necessary to supplement theraii road shops with outside assist ance in repair and construction, entirely because of the ineffi ciency brought about by gov ernment ownership and super vision. All these facts are per- OUR SERVICE BANKING BY MAIL For the convenience of patrons who live at some distance, and cannot often come to Eugene, we make possible banking by mail. You may open a Savings, Commercial, or Time De posit Account, and both de posit and withdraw money. It Is a simple thing to do, and we will be glad to fur nish all details to those in tcre:r. Ar.d w?' J ways glad to give Invest ment advice, or solve busi ness problems for those who live in the country or other small towns. "39 Years of Helpful Ser-vice" The First National Bank OP CUGENt Resources of over Three Million BOON COMPANIONS NVRSE THEIR ORICrS W notice by tha morning Issue of tha EttPD Register of 8pt. Unt LaVerne R. Smith :.d Mm Edith Rftdall have been raited Id hoi wedlock. Oh, bojr! We !o Ukt notice that thl ha bun la effect tor iom days, although not rubltshed till Wednesday, and of all the gol dura, mean, low down, shabby trick to play on hli old cu turner, frienda, relation, and hop n:ate well we never thought tht Vera Smith was equal to turn an occasion. Hut It party of the first part does not come through with the smokes he'll ba out on nice "Ao! Iran Beauty" electric lftn that Is at IUII and Henderer' dump; given a wedding present by hi beloved brotbeMn-taw. V. r. McLagan. Cre-w-ll and Cottage Grove paper pleat ropy. this is about what we find when we rub our glasses and take n look at the plain, homely facts that lie before us. And even j while we are propagating the finest and most popular theory. ilt is best not to get too far away! rrom me simple racta In which we were all schooled from our childhood up that Is. If we would take schooling at all. TOWN AND VICINITY Ing locomotives and cars in a state of disrepair is really a charge against the Interstate Commerce commission. It is one, moreover, not supported by a single case of such opera tion in defiance of the commis- -eion'a inspectors. Mr. Gompers and the chiefs of brotherhoods are Most of the laboring men in this country who are their own ! bosses and their own paymas- and should be a happy class; ters find that they are not able fnd thy "bould be willing to to do enough work In eight lrt other People be happy, hours a day to maintain a fam-l whether those others belong to ily in what they consider a pro-jtnfl' or not. per style of living and get a lit- Most of the men in this coun tle "ahead of the hounds" every. try who are popularly classed the railroad -year. laoonng men, ana wno are well aware If there is a large class of per-.setting aneaa. and majtlng that the charge is false. For sons in this country employed tnemselves towers of strength months before the railroads J by someone else and paid by him In the communities where they were restored to their owners.! and can persuade him or com- live, are working for two bosses. conditions were Incalculably pel him to pay them enough for, They work eight hours a day'tory. worse than they could be today, eight hours work each day to for one. ana get tneir pay rrom E. E. Ttrattain and family were up from Cuihman the tatter part of last. week. They returned thl morning. They bar arranged to put their younger children In achool at Cuih man. Their ton Wilbur will enter high chool here. With the old home removed and the rabbi h In the rear of the new houia cleared up and burned, Law rence May' f remix begin to how np a they ought. O. P. Klser and family bare morel to their new home near the Loud far- If. there had not been a single .maintain such a style of living Inspection of locomotives since and get ahead a little each year, the inauguration of the shop- they are a highly favored class. X 1 Successful Graduates Are the Best Recommendation of O. A. C. Thl institution effer a thorough, prececal, and Unol-d education at a cost within reach of the high school graduate It offer training fcr ccllegiate degree in: mm in casn dally, weekly on Je Lorah house en n treet monthly. They work for the 'Just vacated by the Klier family, Ij "ther from one to six hours a'now being repapered, and Mr. and day additional, and get their pay Mr. Lorah win move into it in a few upon the maturing of the pro-daya. B;uuit9 vi Bume uiuc inn?, or in I some unmarketable, but vital NOTICE Having sold my Interest .benefit, of which they are their jln thfl Secoa Avenue Oarage. I win I .OV'n administrators. not reronalble for any debt con- i v. . , I traded by the above mentioned ' ery few of the men who ac-l ... . ....... tually laid the foundations of !!,, "URU" their present fortunes by their!" ' s,,Ier" lown labor and there are manyj subrribe for the NVw at 11.25. and such and who are now employ-j get a photograph of youmrlf or any ing numbers Of men, and pay- member of your family free. ing them a dav s wages for 'tight hours' Jabot, laid those 'foundations on eight hours of All-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 borne products. The N OX ALL Drand of poultry and dairy feeds and NOHTII WEST flour are all home products. It always pays to use NOXALL feeds better quality means more feed and then at a saving. The best groceries In town recommend Nor til west lour MANUFACTURED BY SPRINGFIELD MILL AND GRAIN COMPANY No Substitute Offered. Bay what you will about -drugglat offering onwlhlng "Jut a good" bv rause it pay a better profit, the fart till stand tbat ninety nine out of a hundred drugglata recommend Cham berlain' Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, when the beat nwMltdiio for diarrhoea I aiiked for. and do because they know firm what their runtomera say of It. that It can be depended upon. SUMMONS for the sum of MSI IS wim Interest thereon from Auguit 14th, 1)21 at tha rata of ten per cent per annum until paid and for the costs and disburse ments of this suit and for tha further sum of 110000 as plaintiffs attorneys fees herein. Fur a Decree that the plaintiff's mortgage be foreclosed and tbat tha real property described therein and covered by said mortgage, to wit: Tha undivided ono half Interest In and to all of lot number eight In Dim k num ber sixty four (4) of Maude's sub division In the Town of Springfield, IN THE CIRCflT COCRT OP THE Una County. Oregon, as shown by th STATE OF OREQON FOR TUB pt thereof, togvlher with the tene COl'NTY OF LANE. ments hereditaments and appurten- J. 8. Cook, I'lalntlff. vs. George Rus- ances thereunto belonging or In any sell and .. Risll. hi wife. E iWisa appertaining be sold by tha M Russell and Rusell, his sberlff of Lane County. Oregon. In tha Agriculture Commerce Engineering and Macilr.e Arts Forestry Home Economics It offers training also In: T'n tlon. Industrial Journalism. Mines Fhsnnacy Vreatlonal education Cieaical Engineering Mi!!Ury Science and Tactic Schccl cf Music, Physical Educa- Advlre from the O. A. C. experiment tation: Staking good, healthy do- labor to the day; and Still fewer ftato vine for ed solertlon before j-lalnt filed against you In the above wife, and A E. Mathews. To Oeoige Russell and Ru- itel I. hla wife. E. M Rull and . . Russell, his wife, and A. E. Math ews, the above named drfendunts. In the name of the Hlate of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com- they die down will holp rid the stock Fall Term Opens September 18. For circulars cf Information and illustrated bloklet, wrl'e to The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, Oregon of the men who are now insist , me on limiting tneir lanor io.0f two bad diseusei iotato moamc t eight hours a day will Le fur-tsnd wtt. Weil ar.d, dtapd hill nishlng work for other men, at look pretty much alike after the tops ,any kind of wages, or for any have dtcd flown, and apran-ntly good number of hours a day. In the potatoes may prove on trial to be dls- years to come, ineue mings esrd with wilt cr mosaic. At dig are not done that way. tng time the aed most desirable O course these are only crude, ADC thoughts on social of tubers, yield and soundness can be and domestic economy. W3 finally selected from the stoked hills, should not expect them to win a diploma In any curbstone school of those sciences. - Hut entitled suit and court on or before the 12th dsy of October. 1922. said dute being more than als weeks from the date of the first publication of thla summons and being the time pre scribed for such appearance by you in the order of publication herein en tered of record. And If you fail so from the standpoint of size and shape; to appear and answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the rourt for th relief in tha complaint de manded and prayed for, to wit: That the plaintiff have Judgement against the defendant, George Russell 0 morr a oaop'.fu. LTT POM THE. nnmc II -msx o use tc2s5Sgjr :S. BUllst vou-roAeGue.rr Jj fffl c r5A STOPPED RAINING rVJ -M Hi C3 CJl 2 Eugene Business College SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING Invest in a business educa tion. It will pay you well. A telephone call or a postal card brings you our cata log. Monday is enrollment day. Eugene Business College A .E Roberts, Pres. EUGENE OREGON 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 terent or claim or equity of redrmp tlon In and to aald lands and premise and every part thereof. Thl summons Is served upon you by publication thereof pursuant to an order of the Honorable C. V. llarnard. Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for tha County of Ijine made and entered of record on the 24th day of August, 122, ordering; that this summon be published once each week for sis successive week in the Springfield News, and the dat of the first publication will he August 31t, 1922 and of the lust publication will be October 12th. 1022. FRAXK A. DE ri'E. Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and post offlra address Springfield, Lane County, Ore. Tha Key that Unlock tha Door to ' Long Living. The men of eighty-five and ninety year of age are not the rotound, w ell- j fed, but thin, spare men, who live on donder diet. Be as careful a ha will. ( liowevor,' a man past middle age will occasionally eat too much or of lornn article of food nut suited to hi con stitution, causing Indigestion or con tttlputlou and will need a dose of Chamberlain' Tablet to move bis bowel and Invigorate bis stomach. When tbl I dom, there I no reaion why the average man should not live to a ripe eld age. FOLLOW THE CROWDS- TO Lane County Fair EUGENE, OREGON September 19, 20, 21, 22, 1922 Low Round Trip Fares From all agency stations in Lane county. Minimum fare: COc adults; 25c children. Sale dates September 18-22 In clusive. Good until September 24. B Hfe the horse race, the live stock show, the weulth of agricul tural display,' the contest and exhibit of varloun kind. Includ ing home product. BIG PREMIUM LIST CASH AND OTHER PRIZES ' Amusements and fun for everyone For further particulars, ask agents or write JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agsnt I I LINES I J
