THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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BELL
200 MILES OF TIRES
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USED ON FORO CARS
WK FA N HK IIONKST
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lhthltshed Every T hursday at
C n i v e r ' l i t o f tiregon. E»tgene, Inly I
T he e ta le ch am b er ut com m erce plana to have all a l
Springfield, Lane County, O regon, by
W ith Ford e ar No in noo ano now ; Income from regular and o b i lim e '
lied organisation» th roughout th e s ta le hack an all Ore-
In servit e and m aking a ir a ti, con Jobs brought |4<IO74 to Hie student*
THE W ILLAM ETTE PR ESS
i gun program of developm ent by d istrib u tiv e financing and i llnettlal trip front New York to Fhl of the I nlver-lty of Ur «on during,
H. E. M AXEY, E ditor
F F. W K STER FIEI.O M anager I coordination of activ ities. T hia program , w ith the asslst-
leggo over th e I.Incolli highway, the the y ear ISS'l-Jd. an Inoro»»« of »'<7«
B n ter.d a t second d a * m a tte r F eb ru ary J4. IM S a t the
•» th r ‘ rt tran aco u iln en tal *allrtM .la In th a lr national |t(jn who enjoy» rlKUrlna can have over the r e a r 1922 Î.I a« shown h
IreiMirt of Mr» C h r .ld t e U o ito d l', em ¡
postofflce. S r ngfteld, Oregon
puhllclty cam paign, should m obilise reso u rces and adcatt a world of p rac'lc
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tage ; in a real r ady to use fashion
Th« o th er day one gifted g e n ic amt. | leyntent . . . re ta r, of Hi V M F A,
WEO-THURS.
,tn d r n t, front regtt '
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
I -pj,,, a g e n d -a the sta te no» hag and th o se to be or--
T he Incom
worked nut the tlrw p.nblent Me fit*
Ona Y ear In Advance
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T h ree M n th ,
Stic ,y. 1 h a v e a dou b le r< spon d h lll* '. T hey sei ct th e b> I
tire I th-it the 4» mi'll,m Hr*» u»«l on lar Job* for lb e fall tarm » > 1 10.479,
Six M onth,
Single Copy
Sc . I sort of publicity - and expend Oregon num ev
* in telling the ihe in millien F*-r l». H • lurked un w i l l ' s odd tab brought the "tua un tal
wor'.i! about our advantages. Not )■ • «» Im portant I, th 'i
und
Th- total for retta lar nnd '
T ill RFFAY, JULY !. 1 9 «
would mak a rubber column. 2.WH) »11.1*7*»
i responsibility* to ih hom eaeekem who will pay th eir
olii Jobs during th « w inter term was "In lb« Dnya of Buffalo Bill*
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• ■ sh a re of such expenses in fu tu re en terp rise» of th is char»« m ile, h lth .
»II 429. During th e spring I rm reg
Then hulking fur rn i.l 'rouhi
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Editorial Program
and then
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C hances of su ccess can be furl h er increased to r those punctured each of Ihe Hr-
Fourth of July and Saturday,
‘ while the a p p re tta ta lo re ta rti from
flgur-xl
th
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one
man
working
eight
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Make Spri -gf.eld th e Industr al C entvr of Wes- • who com by thoughtful consideration on o u r port Thl*
odd Job, was 11.100, m aking the total
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te rn Oregon.
• section of the country I, no - x reptlon to the r u l e t h a t
for th e spring term 112.859.
11. Develop a S trong T rading P oint: Build a City • i hom eseckers have huge problem s to m eet In a new coun day« and repairing a tire ev rv five
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finish
the
Job
m
inutes
would
flnall
of C ontented Homes.
try. Moat of them do not hsv nt th eir d isposal exp ••
lit. im prove Living C onditions on th e Fa-m . Pro
to assist them In th e ir selection of a location. F arm ers, In 4*H1 years.
m ote th e Ra s ng of Purebred Livestock and
as a rule, do not avail thcugselvea of su ch ngencles ns do
th e Growing of F ru it! W ork for B etter M arkets
Two r««l comedy and New».
Born— At th e ir home In Marconi.
m an u factu rers o r business men
IV. Tell th e W orld About O regon's Scenic Wonder- 'I T h e se ttle r Is o u r g u est—o u r possible neighbor. Must June 29. 1921. to Mr »»'I Mr« litarle*
t h. el 0 1 ,t . 19. I.«ne Fount* , t ’r . I
land.
we let him find out at his own expense th e thine* wc E McDonald. a son weight 10 pounds ,
'I P« * t "W p resentation at my of !
can tell him w ithout coat to o urselves and protect hint
n CTtv Hall w a rra n t, 1ST to 185
SUNDAY-MONDAY
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*, |u (. rest <•< ,■><! Ju n e 28. '
Born—At th. Ir hume in Springfield. '
•‘Judgomont
of
the Storm“
DOLLARS AND SENSE!
W hat has happ<ne>! Ill *oni developm ent cam paign* I* July I, 1924. to Mr. and Mr* Flo* I IS!
T he general uprising of women throughout th e jOf doubtful credit, and certain ly of no p erm an en t benefit F. Ibity. a d au g h ter; th - Iwby ha*
J W Ft »FEIN,
And Two Reel Comedy
country in protest against the destruction of na- More th an th e tru th Is often n. *i"«»rv to facilitate and been name*! E sth er I .olii"'
t'lcrh fist I«
turn! scenic beauty by obnoxious billboards has ¡take p rofitable the r location of a etti--r from one <■■<•
met quick response at the hands ot all shrewd ,j„n oj our vast co u n try to a n o th e r —B enton independent
Theatre
‘The Lone Wagon’
Call for School Warrants
“ A Girl of the
Limberlost”
advertisers who sense the fact th at one of the
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m ost potent elem ents in advertising is that of
GOVERNMENT BY HALF THE PEOPLE
goodwill. T housands of billboards have 1 ci
abandoned and unless all signs fail others are n> About I* million io-ralle.1 A m erican citizen» never vole
follow. The result will create favor in the eyes nt election. About one-half the qualified v oters of the
of all nature lovers, but also it will dem onstrate U nited S tates a re h abitual ballot-box slacker». Sinton
to the billboard users the fact that the only real M iche’e t, W ashington law yer m aking a study of political!
mor*
selling power is to be found in the newspaper, ap ath y u n co v er, th ese facta, an.! fin d , th l, evil
persistently and intelligently used. It is the news o r less comm on to <•* ry section of h e rountry. The
Plastered on a ' billboard, disfiguring 1*rre!‘t vo,c *‘ver caM ,or ,,r' 'den' a* In l»20 Th<
of tra
the highway, it becomes as offensive to the peo total vote fo r a ll ; re sid e n tia l candidal «« ill«! y e ir
2S.71S.S32. T h l, was S million m ore vot s than w> r CS»!
ple as it is ineffective to the trader.
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Be careful with firecrackers and cigarettes on
the Fourth. This is the dryest season for many
years and a fire will sta rt easily.
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We can appreciate our climate bv reading Ir
win Cobb': s* .rv about a deg chasing a rabbit
and the w eather was so hot both were walking.
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In 1919. and I t million m ore than in 19 12. Yet for , vt*ry
100 votes cast for rresW en t In 19?!). th !• r<? we1 e 9»
nt hont-H o r ab sen t«
nttd th e total num ber of I
«’ticker v o ters la 23,715.083.
T h ere ranno! be governati "it by •h- peopl and fu
V pi with on* half of (I - p o-,
it Every
voter should bo w illing to vote for h ; - country,
much at least '..hould be expected from him. 1! n
qulred of him.
Every man is boss in his own home— when the
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fam ily is awav.
M ontgomery W ard, th» great mail o rd er house fin I, i
Its selling coat to be approxim ately eight p er cent Lc
The rich girl can well pick daisy petals and fa’ m e rc h a n t, v.ho com plain of th e Invasion Of th.. mall ■
Bay. “he loves me; he loves my m oney.”
ord*-r man and w an’ th e co u n try p ublisher to fight iheir
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b a ttles should boar th ese figures In mind. If th local
Driving a wife or a horse too m uch may m a k e l’,orB8 wnuld «rend five per cent of th e ir incom e on ad-i
them throw a shoe.
v ertlsing In th e ir local new spapers th e m all o rd er man
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| would soon be put to rout, but w.‘ have too m any «hop-
11 m ust be awful to be a neighbor’s child be- keepers and too few m erc h a n t, in th e sm all tow ns. Even
cause they Will never am ount to anything.
__ today m any of th e local «torekenpera have not realised
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" ~ t h a t ad v ertisin g Is a reco g n lied p art of overhead, like
Hot air and cold feet are usually pals.
ren t, light and h elp . T he patien ce of th e local publl«her
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'w ith shopkeepers «uch as these, and th e re a re m any of
Tom orrow we celebrate.
them , is profound.—T he A m erican 17«,«.
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T h ird street. Mr McKinnon I» b r .o t
Ing th home «lies on th e hill, b-d ■
In? »hat the place h a , prospects of
beine to Springfield w hat F airm ount
heights i, to E ugene and Council
In from T hurston— Mrs. C harles
W ent to Wendi eg —F. G I.ew ii. C rest to Portland.
T av ’. r - of « T hurston was a Springfield trav elin g p assen g er .agent for the
Left H ospital— Mayzle L*e, sm all
v isito r on T uesday afternoon.
S outhern Pacific railw ay company
m ade a trip to W -n d lln g Tii;«*day. d au g h ter of E. E. !-ee. who ha ln»n
Picnicked on River— Mr. and Mrs.
! ill In Ihe Springfl Id h ospital with
W H enry A drian and Mr. and Mrs.
May 3 w as *11*
Leave fo r Bend—G«orge Perkins, i typhoid fev er sin-
l’I l a f . Sutton rlm lc k e d Sunday on Ed P erkins and fam ily and Mr. and m issed from th e hoapBal this week.
th e M cKenzie river.
Mrs. Jim Davis leav e fo r Bend this
H ere for T reatm en t— Mr»
lie m i
Go to Crsrter Lake— Mr. and Mrs. mnrwtng to be gone o v er th e wee k- f! 'hw lnd of M arcola was In town Mon
end.
L aw rence May and Mr. and Mrs. V er
day for t-eatm en t.
don May a re leaving toda • for C rater
W ent to Bend— ^ lay to n B arb er of
Lake.
H ere from Noti—J. A Bnrgota of
th e offices fore of th e local Booth-
a Springfield visitor Tu«-s
Mnde T rip to Coast—Mr. and M r . Kelly saw m ill left y esterd av for B e n d '^ ‘‘>,i wa
F ran k L en h art go to C rescent Fit' to w here he will spend th e h o'iday wl -h fla>'
d ay and will re urn bv way of Bandon. hie p arents.
W ent to L orrane— Mr«. F. E A rch
T hey expect to be gone four days.
On V acation— L E. D ank, of th e r end tw o d au g h ters. Ixmlsn and
W ent Through
Springfield— Mrs. M ountain S ta te s Pow er com pany I, !Y !ry:ir t, w. nt to la .rrn n e to spend
U leda C rone of G rants Pass wpnt on a two week«’ vacation, beginning the w eek en d with Mrs. M E lrkm an.
through S prlngfle'd y e,terd * y on h<-r last T nesdav. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Hanks,
R eturned fro Motor T rip— Mr. and
W54« up th e McKenzie river.
and d au g h ter Ju n e, leave Monday on
Mr*. Verdon May have retu rn ed from
a m otor trip to C rater Lake
At W ork Again—Howard B. Free,
th e ir honeymoon trip to the O regon
land, who was taken sick with pleur
Here for Tim e—F la r nee D A ldrich cave« and F ra t r Luke, and a re now
iti? S atu rd ay afternoon, wa abb- to a student in W illam ette n n lv er,lty . a t hom e to th e ir friends on Eight,
he back at work v -aterday.
cam e E ttn rd a y to spend som e tim e in *treet In tw een I) anil E. They got
Springfield In ’ he In terest of Bunday back from th e ir m otor trip Sunday,
R eturned from Newport—Mrs. W.
school work. U p I s stopping a t th e
C. Rehhan and Mrs. M* Murray re horn Dr. and Mrs. N. W Em ery
I M«>“ »ved to Salem — Mr. and Mr*. F.
tu rn ed home Sunday a fter spending a
O. W ilson and sons Clifford, H obart
w eek a t N ewport.
R eturned H ome—Mr. and .Mrs. S ’ev- and Donald m otored to Salem Hat- j
cn G allier, p aretn s of Mr«. 8. Raleh u rd ay afternoon to visit relatives.
V isiting at Tom sete '-tome—M r, O.
Hipp'd, r tu rn ed to ’ hoir hom e In T hey w ere accom panied bv Miss Alice ;
H off of Spokane. W ashington Is h ere
Ban Ion a fte r--e n d in g some tim e s ’ Morten n. who visited th e re nt th e !
visiting h er daughter. Mrs. John Tom-
Mr. and Mr- H. hom e of h er g randm other. Mrs. Ilcn-i
wrih. She arrived In Springfield Sun ’ ie Dippel home.
r Hipp. I. p aren t of Dr. Dlppel. w h o |ry Sehoinaker. The party re tu rn ed !
day
have been h ere from Bri t - norl. Ne ! hom e Hunrtny evening.
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W ent on Fiehlng T r:p—ital'a.-' Mur braska, went to M arshfield ¡Sunday
P cnlckrd at F erry — Dr. and Mrs.
p ry and Jam '-s P o in ter return**!
Stung by H orneta— Mt«s B nlalt It I’. M ortensen and d au g h ter M ar
T hur day form 'tv Mekenzie r ver
¡P eck, d au g h ter of J. H. Peck, ran In- g aret, Mr. and M r,. Howard B. F re e
w here they «pent a w eek's vacation
; to a h o rn ets' n est y esterd ay mo'si- land, and Mr and Mrs. T rnh r t H o n --
fishing.
1 ing while picking h e r-'* «. Sh« was d - r on f lq n lck el a t John K avoy’s]
H ere from P ortland— M r,. Mayhle l'o:toned by fh<> h»< stin g s, and r
f. try Sunday, Iho occ; Ion being (he
H arvey and df ugh’c,- Je rry of Port- ceivod t , .«‘n i- it firm a I* al phy i . '" h w edding iC nlver.sary of the Mor-I
land w ere Springfield visitor* T n«a-,clan.
1 t 'n eng’ and thp 5th wedding anni
day. Tl - have he n ipen-ting som e
. er. *.. V of th e Ilend rso n s’.
H»re from G aribaldi— Mr and Mr-
tim e In Eugene.
Il L. «'hase and on Billy, a rc h e-e
e tu r n e j fro C a n a d .— Mr *. Grac
M otored to Corvali!»—Miss C lara from t -ir In, » fi G aribaldi vi ttl g
nt. I Mrs. Mandi. T. B ryan
W h c m otored to Corvallis Saturday at tin- hom e *,r Mr. r 'h r - o ’« n a re n 1
.-laugh'er Ml-« C ry -til returned
to v isit a t th e home of b er cousin 1 Mr. and Mr H enry Cha e. T hey n r I Sunday from a trip north and on In-
■Whi'e th e re she o te n d id tt., r r 'o n 'r i v e d Sunday and vlll re tu rn to t h * 'r ! | O ,.a ,
T hey slopped In Portland,
Bi.nday-School p.cnlc a t W aterloo on home Saturday. Mr. Ch
Is forem an | l,|t .,j re.alive.* In Bellingham . W ash
Bunday.
| In the saw m 'll of 'h e W hitney lu m b e r, ing on. visited th e sis r of Mrs. Bob
com pany of G aribaldi.
ert * and Mrs. B ryan. Mrs. Mac C asti ■
Have G ueats— Mr. and Mrs. E is
B arnes, d au g h ters W illa and C.’ - j i »
building House— D. W. McKinnon ls |!" Br' ‘"erton
ln S*!Ut" ß'
V at,couver, British Coluro-
and «on Jim all of Ixjng Bench, ( dif- going forw ard on th e co n -tri. ’Ion of ’v,en l p"»
bla.
ornla. a re g u e-ts at th e Jam e« I,. his new hem e In W illam ette heights.
C lark home. T hey arriv ed la s t * e-1 The ra fte rs a re now up. T he house
1» betw een E and F s tre e ts and face.*
nlng.
B r. 8. R alph Dlppel, D entist, V itas
building, Springfield, Oregon.
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H ere’s w here you get it -
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Box 606
7 West 7 th
Eugene, Oregon.
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