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Tire springfield news
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
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The following article Is pub
lished in a pamphlet form and
distributed bv L. Bilveu. presi
dent of the Eugene Compulsory ip,fl!"
School league, and contains
some good arguments of the bill
to come before the people in the
November election.
jrt majority vho now ar In our
public schools f
"Remember, the public school Is
only strcng in trie exact ratio that It
hae the undivided aupport of the
"Wnen the children now In private
a cd Parochial Schools go to our pub-
11a acboola
Will the moral standard In the
public achoola be lowered?
Will the mental atandard In the
public achoola be lowered?
Will their attendance be detri
mental to the public school T
"Do you think their attendance will
-tend to ralae the moral and mental
atsndarde and thua be beneficial to
ur public acoolt?
"If so, ahold not every patriotic
The greatest objoctor cn public
school expenditure Is the ntan without:
a child or the one who sends his1
children to the private schools. i i
"There Is no religious question in-1
Tolved In the public school bill It Is j
entirely educational.
"Equal light and benefit s to all'
children of all parentage and religious :
creed are found In the pubic school i
"In the public school children form
life friendships, profit by close con-
tact and find that each has a heart (
that sadden from grief or throb
with Joy from mutual causes." j
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The U. S. Supreme Court, on ,
Monday, rendered a decision
denying the Southern Pacific ,
Just received a fresh barrel of Sauer Kraut.
Sauer Kraut and Wenios for Supper,
Why not
Sanitary
MEAT MAEZET
T. F. BENNETT, Prop.
Salmon, 15 cents lb.; Sliced, 20 cents lb.
Today, Friday and Saturday
High Grade Standard Ham for only 30c per lb. . .
Why not a nice Young Dressed Chicken for Dinner
EGIAL
Long as it lasts; 10s, $1.45; 6s, ?3c
Free delivery at 9,30 a. m., daily.
Phone 80 5thc3viL
-father and mother In our atate send .company's application for a re-i I
hia or her child to a to benefit th. hearing of the unmerger case. What, the effect of this will be The editor said the Judge was
1 .it is hard to predict. Parties 'intoxicated with the exerber-
interestd on both sides claim it ance or his own verbosity." If
as an advantage. This much) the judge had taken the trouble'
seems reasonablly safe to as-, to consult some neighbor's die-!
AFTER
MIGHTY
NICE
r l I 6.
oreaa, vaKes,
and Pies
MOON & MOON
Successor to Eggimann Bakery
lill with RED CROWN
and nothing else
Motorists who follow this
rule in their gasoline buying
find that they not only save
money because "Red Crown"
yields more per gallon mileage
but improve the power and
stamina of the motor.
"Red Crown'!, enables your
car to develop the maximum of
power that its makers built into
it. It vaporizes rapidly and uni
formly in the carburetor, and
i3 consumed completely in the
cylinders. Uniform wherever
and whenever you buy it
hence you don't have to bother
. with carburetor adjustments.
Fill et the Red Crown sign
at Service Stations, garages,
and other dealers.
n t.
e uasoime
of Quality
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( California
mm,
rrj row .- --in.
the flour tlut X
never disappoint
yv!l! !"rB "
It has endeared itself to the careful
housewife who believes in foods of
unquestioned purity and excellence-
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MANUFACTURED BY
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
Bume: The original suit was'tionary, he would have found
brought under the Sherman Act. ; that those words were not so hone for the
The Supreme Court decided, and. bad as they sounded. fKeventv vears'
i"
now rearnrms. mat tne sner
man Act required the unmerg- The Georgia woman "appoint
ing. The Esch-Cummins Act of led U. S. senator by the gover-
1920 required the grouping of nor to fill the unexpired term of
the railroads, and annulled .Tom Watson will probably never
those provisions of the Sherman sit in the senate and never draw
Act which stood In the way. , It any salary. A new senator is
is now up to the Interstate
Commerce Commission,
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LET REASON RULE
The attitude of the commu
nity or of any individual in it to
wards the railroad question
should be governed by business
principles. The only question
is, where doesthe interest of the
community lie?
You can find somebody in
every community, when such a
question is up, who thinks it suf
fi?ient for him to say, "I don't
like the Southern Pacific." What
has that to do with it? This la
a bigger question than any
man's grouch. You can find
somebody in Oregon who has
lived on any lme of railroad in
the United State11 that you can
name. Interview them all, and
you will not find one who has
not known some neighbor who
had a complaint against his
home railroad. The question
before each Springfielder Is, Are
you willing that the community
shall have the benefit of the en
larged activities of the Southern
Pacific company?
The completion of the Natron
line would be of immense bene
fit to all the territory served by
this line, Springfield with all the
rest. Hut the location here of
the great shops planned by the
Southern Pacific would be of
more benefit to Springfield, a
hundred to one, than the build
ing of the line without the shops.
There is not the slightest pros
pect that any other road than
the Southern Pacific will ever
build them. It is the Southern
Pacific or nobody. Which side
are you on?
i Then you can Btill hear a per
son say now and then: " have
been hearing this talk for ten
years. I'm getting tired of wait
ing." You might as well say
that about, the Oregou rain.
There is Just as much reason in
it, and .V will h'lx jutt as much
ei'j'e' t. It is well known by
f veryliftly who i:i trying to learn
that, these operations have b'M'ii
held up for nine years bv Inter
i'trncos that have not In-on the
fault of either the Kou'thern Pa-j
'clfic or the town of Rprliifiildd. j
Your fretfulness will not h"lpl
the matter In tho least. Yon I
cannot do any better than to I
possess your som in pa Hence
until the difficulties are cleared
'out of the way unless you can
'see where you can throw your
weight in to help clear them out.
likely to be elected before con
gress convenes again.
o
The next thing we know the
soap box orators will be broad
casting their speeches by radio,
o
"Newspaper tells of New Jer
sey woman who used a tele-
first time In
Probably she
was on a party line." ."sew
York American, via Literary Di
gest. The first sentence was
pvlilpntlv n mlmrlnt- What was
meant was, sue useu me leie- use for colds,
iihnna unvuntv tlmoa In Inn rlrnl '
year."
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A Remarkable Record
Chamberlain's Cough llemody baa
remarkable record. It has beoo la
croup a.ud whooping
cough for almost halt a century and
has constantly grown In favor and
popularity aa Ita good qualities be
came better known. It la the stand
ard and main reliance for thesn dis
eases In thousands of homes. That
mild and gwntle In effect, easy to take fsclg ,hjlt u CM aw4y, 0- depended
anu certain to act, taao inamneriain at
A Good Phys c.
When you want a physic that Is
Tablets. Tby are eicellcnt
upon and Is safe and ptaiaant to take
am greatly In Ita favor when It la
Springfield News $1.25 per year, wanted for children.
The Coast Tire
& Rubber Co
announces tho
appointment of
2nd
Avenue Garage
Springfield, Oregon
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A Des Moines Judge sentenced
a Pes Moines editor to a fine of
one dollar and one 'day in jail
for contempt of court. The of
fense was criticising the lan
guage of the Judges decisions.
FlTaasTsi , -
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NOTB Iioforo putting our 8tock
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Cr.BHt Tuboa, wia testoa thm out In
cvtry- poHnlblo nmnner, uud convinced
ciiraolvflH t!:ut there U na bottor tire
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