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T li t ! UH DA Y, 8 KPTKMBICK 4, 1924. Fight For Presidency Like Struggle of 1884 Five Candidate* Then Fought For Plnce and Choice Finally Wai Thrown Into Congress. Then as Now Western States Were Big Factor PAGE THREW THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS Obregon’s Daughters in a Festival rollment of new students this fall Reason Enough. "Why don't you yump, Yamle.” calk term will far exceed any previous ed an old Dane to hla son In a sinking year,” Mr. Spencer said. fishing boat. Thursday and Friday, September "How can ay yump when ay’ve no 25 and 26 are set Mr the regular place to stood?" registration days, although entering students are expected to take physi En Voyage. cal examinations on Monday, Septem The W'ell One; "Is this your first ber 22, and the freshmen English ex-j trip to Europe?" aminations will be held on Tuesday î The Seasick One: "Yes, you darn September 23 . Classes will begin fool! Can’t you tell by looking a t me Monday, September 29. 1 I’d never go agin.” Countess de la Porta V By Edward Parry lluwnril Andrew Jatkron, lletiry tl» > . John 1' Calhoun, John Qillmy Aihima and William II. t'ruwforil. men whose nanny are on the toasua Up o t every American schoolboy formed the qlun- totte that one hundred year« ago ntarlod m the race for the I’realdeucy of the t'nllod Htatns. a (l»ht which «Hided In four Of the five going to the peopla with the result that the cltx'tlon was thrown Into the House of lt<’|>r«seniatlves. th« rnault many persons fear will eusuu from the com ing voting In November. The two tiny daughters of President Ohrcgon of Mexh-o taking part in tbs procession during the annual spring festival at Mexico City. They were mounted on little ponies and were uc- conqmnled by one of their dolls on a midget burro. st Plea.'wnt Hill, piping not only to be sure that the oeed they purchase the house but to the barn yard, sev- as certified la really certified seed eral chicken coops and garden plot. may ask to see the statem ent issued by the state college extension service It h a significant fact that cen for seed that It has officially certified. tury has rounded out only to put the Tag« Indicating certification are also country (ace to fare with « political FARM REMINDERS supplied at cost, or In place of the situation analogous In many ways tags a stencil for making each bag. with that of 1824— Juat one hundred Bond produced In surplus quantities Most growers having certified seed years ago. The only fundamental dif Countess de la Porta, wife of Count \ for sale is cleaned before being dis avail them selves of one or the other ference Is that one hundred yearn ago O. F. de la Porto, new secretary of the posed of by most Oregon farmers. The of these method* of certification. all the candidates pretended at least Italian embassy In Washington, la a same practice la recommended by the to be of one political faith. The groat woman of extreme heuuty, being a true experiment station for all farmers Eye Specialist will fit glasses for battle was for the vote of the Ptatv Itullau type. As the wife of one of who sow tihelr own seed. One or two cordwood. Address Box 532, Eugene, the moat tnqxirtnnt diplomat* In Wash- of New York, then as now. and the runnings In a good mill will remove tf t>-rrll«ry shout which nervousness was* Ington, Countess de lu Porta will he week seeds, chaff, dirt, or foreign Ore. felt was that Of the Middle W « t. Also' «*'» prominent members ef I se<-ds that are lighter or heavier or . .. the diplomatic set. «•to, of the candidates »«« from New r ______ _ Hand Injurde— Mrs. Frank Rosman I larger or sm aller than the seed that England. Is being cleaned. A bo many shriveled has been receiving treatment for a Each of the candidates had a re and diseased seeds are removed In the severe abscess on her left hand. UPPER W ILLAMETTE ______ markable record of public service, the ‘ fanning mill. Most mills will clean and life of each being filled with ach ieve-‘ A waB born to jjr. and Mr,, grade clovers, grasses, wheat, oats, BIG ATTENDANCE AT went which made the conteat one of y. v Kimball of Trent on August 34. barley, and corn. UNIVERSITY EXPECTED dormallc in terest- perhaps the bitter- Th„ baby ba» bH„n named Lovyl eat fight In the history of the nation. Bn<| weighed 7(4 pounds For the control of bean weevils, University of Oregon. Eugene. Au Crawford a Great Man. JMvIe Mathews of Dexter, an em which devastate not only bean but gust 28.—Applications for entrance In The man whose name Is lx-at known ployee of the Oustlnno Brothers lum peas and some other stored products, to the University of Oregon are com today entered the B it with the ad ber com jany had hla right arm seri the use of carbon bisulfide Is the rem ing In at the rate of 100 a week, ac vantage over all the other»—-William ously Injured last Week when the edy prescribed by the O. A. C Exepn cording to an announcement made by H. Crawford. Maligned, and brought „ lapp„ , on the donkey engine ment station. Thu infest products may Carlton E. Spencer, university regis down to the present generation us a which he was running He was taken be assem bled In a container alm ost trar. Up to date, the number granted political trickster, Crawford stood In to Springfield for treatment. airtight at the sides and bottom or on entrance exceeds the number at the life as a man of groat Integrity and Aa u farewell to four of their mem the floor of a nearly airtight bln. Th«^ same time last year by about 20 per of more than usual ability. Crucified bers, Wayne Uverholser. Lucille and bisulfide Is then poured Into a saucet cent. on the cross of unscrupulous politics. M w |I1 BeBBeu bb(J M>r|taret Cooper or tin Ud placed at the top of tht "All indications are that the en the victim of outrageous slanders I s |nenib).ra of Christian Kndoa- container or over the products and al seen today In a light so false lhat ft oU, (lot)r a l the lowed to evaporate. The gas, which H lake generations to place him were h(|m(> Tay,or Clrc,# Au<uat J8 B, heavier than air, sinks to the botton, ha properly belongs He was one of Bn,rrprlae Qemae ware pleyed In and destroys the Insects In either the th e foremost constructive thinkers In (be op,,„ fields and refreshments en- larva or weevil stage title United States Senate He made Joyed around a camp fire. a profound Impression on the think Mr and Mrs 8. Overholser. ana -Is largely a matter of The slxe of the portable poultry Ing Interests of the country as Sec son. Wayne, plan to leave I’leuaant house used and recommeded by the right buying. You buy retary of the Treasury In the Cabinet Hill (or their ranch at Jefferson In Oregon station Is 8 feet by 12, as it right, here. of Monroe. As a diplomat In France the near future. Wayne Overholser I can readily be drawn Into new areas lie displayed unusuul acumen and tact, will attend college up Albany having by a team of horses. This will care tact Indi-ed, he was so beloved In received the scholarship at the Pleas for a flock of 3o hone, since most of country In 1816 that he could have ant HUI high school last year. . the hens will be In the yard when the been e'nctod over Monroe had he Mr and Mrs. F. F Cooper. Miss others are seeking their nesta. This PHONE 66 cared to express even the thought of Ann I’arks and Miss M irgarat Coop i sis« would be much too small for 30 such a thing. Devoid of political In er left for Arago Monday, September hens kept Inside. trigue. however, he set the suggeitlon 1. where both Mr. and Mrs. Cooper firmly aside only to be blackened In teach in the high school. Oregon wheat growers who wlwh to character by his political enemies. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Circle and three The Other Candidates ohlhlren who have been visiting at Then there was Adame, who had the Circle ranch for the past two dtstlngulnhed himself In foreign lands. weeks returned to their home In In the Senate and as Secretary of Florence Friday, Aug 29. Mrs. 1. F. Please D on’t Laugh é S tate—the man of courage, conviction Clrrln who has been In Eugene re and dominating personality. And An ceiving medical treatment for several drew Jackson, popular hero following das returned to her home Sunday. his great victory at New Orleans They With the advent of cold, Mr. and Mrs. Bert John and three were powerful eontenders. Henry children of Monte Bello, California changeable fall weather eff-, then Speaker of the House, mag are visiting Hp the home of C. E. the skin Is bound to suffer. netic, popular, dignified, broad-minded Jordan Mi. Jordan Is n brother of Chaps are hound to come a master at political manipulation with Mr John They are considering — but they won’t tarry a host of youth l«*hlnd him because , s, rlously of I,M ating at Pleasant Hill of hts effort to lead the nation t o ! foj, | b(l school year, long where war with England. The record of W i t c h - H a z e l Almond Mr. and Mrs. George K elsey, of John C Calhoun made him also a Pleasant HID, have Just Installed a Cream dangerous contender. Secretary of pressure water system on their ranch "War in the Cabin«! with Adams and is used. This dainty prepa Crawford he had proved him self a ration Is delightfully per .dalesman of outstanding ability. fumed and its use is a No Election. pleasure. A good plan is Such was Ihe caliber of (hose who to use it before and after entered ih e race. They were with- exposure now and be pre old parly. Polities was reduced lo personality. In the House, If Adams pared. Price 25c fought for mi npproprltlon for the Slate Department, Crawford and Cal My niece has bought a "bathin’ houn would lend their followers “See Our Window” suit”—I think she calls it that— agalnHt the proportion. If Calhoun a ' - h iwa which is jest about as hefty as asked for an appropriation, Adams When we^tell you that big city the band around my hat. . . . newspaper editors publish the and Crawford would strangle II. When She sex it’s plenty big enough—■ above piature and tell tl readers Crawford wanted lo pul hl., hand In but really—t ’other day. I didn't that Miss Agnes Fishi jf Balti Ihe till, Calhoun and Adams were more, dressed like this, is helperf know she had it on, ami—looked Mary l pitied against him In the death. Maryland farmers save their c.,,„„F ops the other way! of wh cot, hay, pigs, chickens, ;tc The fight for the Presidency pro Most anything can ketch my ceeded, filled with Intrigue, slander eye, that’s innocent and cute— and dsrm atlc episode. The story of and, Teeny’s shore n stunner in slander and political backbiting Is her little bathin’ suit. . . . While ICE CREAM OF loo long to he told here. It requires affordin' some protection, I another chnpler. It shows the Inter-j RARE FLAVOR would call it ruther slight, hut ventlon ef ProvIdertRo and well the little dnrlln’ ’ikes it, so—i reckon she is right! worth retelling. Everbody likes a dish of our But, Teeny’s Ma—Lord bless The second chapter of thia stirring cream, because of its velvety political struggle will appear In the her—now, I hope she don't softness and richness of flavor. aspire« to abbreviated bath-suits News next week that the fashion might require. Nothing of the "store cream” . . . If I w ., her, 1 wouldn’t try SPECIAL Ph ICE on plate work. Dr about It—it tastes and is like to imitate my daughter—hut if N W. Emory, dentist. Sutton Bldg the good old fashioned creamy I did, I'd fool the crowd—by THRIFT Eastman Grocery Chaps May Come But Cannot Stay Goodgas' always u»;u fAt RED.WHTTE&BLUE PUMf These dealers with the red, white and blue pump and the Red Crown sign, have confidence in the gasoline they serve. It’s a confidence based on the preference shown "Red Crown” by the motoring public — and by its power and mileage performances. For exam ple, in the last Los Angeles- Yosemite Economy Run, ordinary stock cars made from 18 miles to 29 miles per gallon o f "Red Crown” over a strenuous 414 mile course. Performance! Economy! Y ou’ll always be glad if you use ’’Red CroWn^. Springfield Garage ...................................... Springfield H. L. Mooney .................................. West Springfield Bangs G a ra g e .............. Cor 8th A Pearl Sts., Eugene O. F. Bevere ...................................... West Springfield F. E. Clayton .......................................................... Vida W. M. Clark A Son .......................................... Leaburg Coburg Merc. Co.................................................. Coburg Earl Couch .............................. East 7th S t, Eugene Eugene Vulc. Works .............. 957 Oak S t. Eugene Gas Oil Inn .......................... Franklin Blvd., Eugene B. F. Goodpasture___Cor 7th A Olive Sts., Eugene Gray's Cash A Carry Store . . . . East 7th S t, Eugene H. G. Hayes .................................. McKeniie Bridge G. W. Holloway .............................................. Alvadore Jackson A Addison ........................................... Lorane Johnson Bros. Motor Co. . . 265 West 8th S t. Eugene J. M. Jonet .................................................. Blue River Wm. G. Klussman .................................................. Irving Land A Clack .................................................. Creswell Glenn J. Loffer .................................................. Dexter J. O. McKinney ............................................... Fall Creek Guss L .Neely Service S ta. Cor 8 A Olive, Eugene Perry Neff ..................................................... River Road Paeschke Bros................................................ River Road L. W. Rowling ...................................... Santa Clara Wells Bros. .............. Cabin City Auto Camp, Eugene J. E. Y o d e r ................ Cor. 2nd A High Sts., Eugene J. E. Woodson Motor Co.................................. Creswell Hunt's Service Station . . . . Cor 5th A Blair, Eugene F. E. Blair .............................................................. Lowell Wilkinson Bros...................................................... Veneta P. P. Colcord ...................................................... Elmira J. C. Horn ....................................... Elmira Uncle Jahn EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS. The uniform state eighth grade ex aminations will be held In districts I whero application» for questions have been made on Thursday and Friday. I September -I and 5. No question* will j lx, sent without application . E. J. MOORE. County School Superintendent. I stayin’ under water! kin l you love. EGGIMANN'S STANDARD OF QUALITY STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( C a lif o r n ia )