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PAGE TWO T H E SPRING FIELD NEW’S THURSDAY FEBRUARY If». 1921. seems to m ean th a t aa THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS al soon This after March 9 as the fader court indicated in he d is trotti the 8th day of the »«Bi of $408.38 with interval (hare on at the rata of «'■ par cent par annum Jan«.. 18*3, which patch can render a favorable ►aid Ju tlretu ei w ai < nrollad and Published Every Thursday at Springfield. Lane County. Oregon, by decision on this application, the docketed In Ihe office of the d a rk oft Southern Pacific will be at lib «aid court In aald county on the Sili FREELAND A HENDERSON erty to proceed with the com day of June. I t 11, and aald execution pletion of the Natron cut-off: to me directed conunanitlng me In the! and, furtherm ore, it acknow name ot Ute State of Oregon, to »et-, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ledges itself as pledged to pro lafy aald Judgment. Intere«!, coat« and diaboraavanls, and the coate and ex ) One Year .......................... $1.25 Three Months ..5 0 c cedi with It immediately. pen»*» ot and upon thia writ out of Six Months ............................75c Single Copy .. .. 5c the personal property of aald defend ONE ELECTION BILL ant, or If iMifflalenl could noi be found. One Year. When paid in A d v a n c e ..................... ...... $1.25 A bill was introduced In the [than out of the real property belong Entered at the Postofftee at Springfield. Oregon, as Second-class Oregon legislature a few days ing to «aid defendant in imue county. ago which, in substance, would Oregon, and being unable to find any M atter. February 24, 1903. m ake it unlawful for a man to peracnel property belonging to »aid change affiiitiatIon defendant upon which to levy. I have THE MERGER STAND ¡other renaon for issuing this de- . . . . . his political - , ------- iclaration just now appeared t *u ‘ 3t days last preced- levied upon Ihe following described real property in Lane county. Oregm, The Interstate C o m m e rc e from some things in its Ian-, an • 'ef‘o ° n- to-wit: Commission issued an order or guage to be to remove a g e n -' f such a m easure should be- declaration. on the 10th of this eral impression that the com- co*ne, a aw ' and should be The Northwest Quarter of Section m onth, in the m atter of th e an- mission and the Suprem e court enforced. It would save Ten In T o w a h lp Seventeen South of nulm ent or retention of the were in conflict, and to indicate a grval deal of the worr>' «»‘1 Menge Six West of Ihe W. M In l.ane m erger of the Southern and th a t they were working Ito - **Pehse of a political campaign County, Oregon; also Lota 7 and 8 In C entral Pactfic railroads. It gether tow ard a common and b*nc® campaign speeches .are block IS In the Town of Veneta. Lane* In the battle of life, you need the p ro p er am m unition. On baking day get— deal» with, and seemed to settle agreed good, both in harm ony su PPosed to n,ade and cam- county. Oregon th e tw o main points a t issue, with the act of congress author- *** Kn editorials w ritten for the Now. ibcretor«. in the name <»t the th e heart of the whole contro- k in g the grouping of the rail- •)UrP°8e ot changing the voters’ ;8t»te of Oregon, m compliance . u h versv. it confirm ed the right roads. ¡opinion, if such a m easure as »»'d execution, an l in order io aatiafy o f the Southern Pacific to own I an these sneculations seem to ,hi8 btH-anu? » law - the campaign »»Id Judgment, Interext. cotta and die the stock of the C entral Pacific, be swept aside bv a direct sta te - J” * 10” IniF ht «« wel1 b” calb‘d » on.in-ni«. and the c<>«n »-d expense» and expressly confirmed Its ment from Julius K rutschnitt *“ . 8Pd 1 ,h e •M o rta l w rite rs|°f »'»’ up »1" ’ hi» writ i win on Sat right to hold that stock w ith ‘chairm an of the boar»?of d ie c - 8Wrt5 bed ,o BOnie other Un« « f unl*'r ,h* ,7,h d*v * M,r “• direct referenct to operation tOrs of the Southern p aHf,c worlJ when lhe 30-day limit was (»” he hour of one odo.-k m it.« after and control. It confirmed the company The Portland Ore- I*a,ch?d: be<,a?l8e- a f,e r n voter n”° n °* “ 1<’ d,y ' h* S outhern Pacific’s present lease coniSn had sent a telec ram to had ch a n « ed hls nUnd» tf h e '™ ” • “<>» of the County Court House hold of the C entral Pacific lines. Mr. K rutschnitt. calling for an cou,d not < *•"*« hl» vote, th e re )'“ Eugene Lane Cow.iy, Oregon, otter in w asting time tor »ale and »ell for ca»h m public which runs to December 31. answ er to certain "vital o n e s-’ would be no use \ 1964, alm ost 62 years. jtions raised by the commission s ¡°r J J e h ° a ^ e ^ r ^ n i i ^ h a v auction, subject to redemption a» pro MANUFACTURED BY Many question have been order. Mr. K ruttschnitt’s ins- *»uui a m easure m ight have vlded by law. all of Ihe right, tide raised as to th e practical bear- wer was*published in this m o m 80,1,6 effect, too, in c h e c k i n g inter*»! ot »aid defendant M arti ing of this order, as to the pos- S g ' s Oregon!™ t is I s fo - ‘ h * , ° f P°Udcal L~ °r *ny oth’ r ° r *"r Sibilitv Of its being nullified or lows 8 a rol ( -roarbacks |u the tagt JS8tle o f l,ona claim » if by. through or under m aterially modified by the final - o u r counsel exne c t o n n? wsl’a P«r8 beiore election. "<«’ «• «»d to ih . above de.cribed report of th e Commission em- » . . . / „ „e_xPf n a »d the springing of sensation- property March 9> the date fixed b>' court al "disclosures” in last-night I FUED O STICKLER. a 1,8 j grouping to present comm ission’s order speeches Sheriff of I.ano County. Oregon aS ¿2»the delay that for approval and authorization \ 0 doubt ,inu it would also great- 0»'*’ ®f °r« t publication Feb is. i»s.t «A hJT n m a t t e r of the court charged with the lv reduce the cam paign ex- Bate of ia»t publication Mar is. tats reached a settled basis upon execution of the sup r e m e penses of the which the Southern Pacific court's »mandate tana tn ««,>K ■ ... • , ■ would feel justified in beginning from this coun a'dec sion toThe , preparation of their operations. IrrA . ,15, ?u ~>s‘°n to the reports of cam paign expendl- . effect that the commission S turps alm ost as simitlp -I Reasoning from the issuance action has rendered lawful our ,i,e making out of an income of this order and from what continued control of the Cen- “ax return \s k is vou know seemed a fair construction of tral Pacific. A final decision bv everv and'date consci-nUousTv its term s this view seemed a the court in our favor will satis- r e p o ts every iten? of h s cam 8 6 1 I" ’!1V X e x ^ i t u ^ s . to the iist’ s u a A c e o f t h ^ A ni n« H n n hm JaZ h ° / J al i J “ ’/ ' “P ’•>“ -"‘d" ' ^ t b<’fore suance of this declaration in ad the Southern Pacific company the polls open: om itting, of vance of the final report unless was pledged to construct the course, such items as certain of th e In terstate Commerce Com . atron cut-off whenever and as his kiends have agreed to "take mission m eant th a t it should b e soon ______________ as its title to the Central care of”—until such tim e, after taken as a basis for ac^on. An- ( Pacific was sure.’ the election and a fter the re ports are in. as these friends shall render their bills. It is said that the object of thia bill and of a score ot others that have been introduced was to "protect the initiative.” It seems to need protection. --------- o--------- H. C. Ethell is again In the employ of The News, and cover ing very m uch the sam e lines of work as in form er times. It will greatly facilitate his work, help to m ake a better paper. Serve t h e interests of the town IT'S and be greatly appreciated by us if every person having know ledge of any good news m atter or any m atter of general Inter est that should have a place in the paper will com m unicate it directly to him. instead of walt- ina for him to comb the whole com m unity on general chances. See this gorgeous picture filmed nt the risk of the actors lives. --------- o--------- See the hero leap into the louthsome crricodile pit, swurmlng with Mr. Dan Lyons, a student of horrible, m an-iating reptiles, to save his rivul and enemy. the University School of Jo u r See his tight with the savage m onsters. See this killing, heartbreak nalism did service on The News ing struggle thut nothing else ever screened can approach for sheer thrill. as a local news gatherer and You cannat go wrong by seeing this picture. general purveyor of m atters of general Inteitst for the past 3 months. A man working under such conditions as Mr. Lyons necessarily did, with only a limited portion of his tim e to devote to the work, applying himself to his studies all along, and not a resident of this com munity, has nothing like the ad vantages of a man who lives in the community, is fam iliar with all its affairs and can give his undivided attention to the work. It is a m elodram a of the highest type But the m anner in which Mr. Lyons did his w-ork shows that he has been studying Journal ism to good purpose, and. when he can nnnlv himself to It under t h e conditions under which such work Is usuallv.done, will no doubt give a g o o d ’ac ount of himself. NORTHWEST Flour SPRINGFIELD MILL AND GRAIN COMPANY SELL THEA Sunday First Show 6 p. m. Week days 7:15 EXTRA! Friday, F ed ru ary 16 Frank Mayo in "ACROSS THE DEAD LINE” also 1-reel comedy SATURDAY, February 17th Cecil B. DeMille production “Mity Nice “Fool’s P arad ise” « with Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad Nagel and Theodore Kosloff MOON’S BAKERY zs Also a Nervy Ned comedy: “LOVE DROPS” SUNDAY, February 18th Lon Chaney in M EA T M A R K E T “T h e Night R ose” Comedy: “HOT OFF THE PRESS" Wednesday, February 21st S P E C I A L Fresh Smelt 3 lbs. for 25 cents “T he Fightin’ Devil” $100 REW ARD $100 LARD S P E C IA L 108 $1.65 5s 85c For the arrext and ronvlct’on of any party or par»'*» v.ho broke Into the High »rhool building on th» night of the 27th day of January, 1823. By order of School B oard. Dint. 19 J W. COFFIN, Clerk. High Grade Standard Hams for only 30c per lb. .. Why not a nice Young Dressed Chicken for Dinner Free delivery at 9;30 a. m., daily. Phone 60 || NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE EXECU TIO N ON Notice la hereby glv--n that by virtue of an execution laaued out of ihe Cir cuit court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane on the liith day of February, 1823, upon a Judgement rendered Herein o i the Rth day of June, 1922, In favor of Wayne E. Elliott and against Martlnu» f^ e for z Action? Ye, lots of It because It Is a western picture, tlieklnd you like And a 2-reeI comedy: “Dollars and Sense” Coming Sunday, February 25th Harold Lloyd’s Famous Comedy: “A Sailor-M ade M an” If you do not get one hour of solid laughter your m oney will he cheer fully refunded. T h a t’s how good It is. • e n te r