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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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L E T tX lL L A R S S E R V E W IT H IM lV O lilU IY B
la tk« l»»i war. we dreft«d oar r« u a s a»«n T«*»fc Ik ® «
from ik « n«ld. ih « fa«-t®ry. thw »tor« aad tk « o fn -r Took
D R IF T IN G C tT Y W A R D
them from lb * m other father, w ife and rk lld
W e pul
A f.rw j*» a«ar tow tlaad who *• a*®° • • k,M* 4 «rocker
r if t « , la Ik e lr h«ad» »ad «•»< ’ h *w <® ,b ’ <>r»ai A ivea-
Is aa« of I k * b«lldt»< iroB«a h a » taken » a rk 1» > * • city
lu r * oeereea*
»t kM otd trad« ikaag k he koto« na to k a fsn n . 11« *•> »
Aa tb«y m a n jie d away. D o lla r. Mood «»» »k« rurb«»o»«
Ed i
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,tfe> beartnn the highest m ilitary honors |<okaibl-
to obtain In thia <»untry General of the Annie#
Of the United State. The f t ™ " * * ? O ,J £ L * 5
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B .t» r e 4 >1 >e«o»d d . . . m a tter F - b w a n 1«. IM S a t th® , h e Kreat World War are found tersely worded
poetotflcw. S fn a g fto M . O re«oa
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»a- - which
m -- k ..nanre
those
official --------
records
ensure for men
i a
C om m ent
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h i* pay m k*» trad« t» » a ftic i« « ’ t® k |p* ,w o w * ’ • •
aa he a a the fa n » a a i « iU k .v « eanaxb '•» w h ‘< h
to »appori hl« fam ily
W hat Ito «»«• oat e f the f . n o tk t.
re a r .h o a d k« taoMiy v » l » « t ' 1» tka r« la i h i . Incident
any fciet of tk« « r«a>ea
d rift
cityw
ard?
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B e a r. I
Rwakoefc
,a ,her» r»*iir a drift ctrrward’
Sear#
A<TR.ultlira, ^ a d a G e ® . a tta r aa in .a # n ta i « r . e y of thia
(ju<-Uoa ju s tly .a id *-Rkww la»t r * a r saotkae Billiton
pwh I
and rh e rre d lu s lU r
And w ared 0»««
W h U * 'h e b«r>
fought and died m »ny of ibem a n l were wisinded and
m aim ed—« lU l other» of them tbM'SPS turned »nd bred
a toot Of other doltore tor the p ro fite er
T h e M tu rn a lla
o f greed wa» » nation»! d l*g r» *e -C a p p e r. W eekly
a
a
a
S O M E " F A I T * T H A T A IN 'T BO
M any thin«« lb « - many of ue today believe Io he true
h » r . become “fact»" by rapwMttok through the year«.
Ito II ro»y he a» lo th »tory which elar*ed recently when
H e n ry Ford wa» ejected referee for the ln d l» n « p o llJ «uto-
m ohl'e r la » .lr . to the eft*«« «•»»’ k * w a . an aatom obtl«
ra rin g d riv e r la the ea rly d .y «
H a did eoroe fast d riving ,
but not la ra rin g
H e got Itern ey O ldfield Io do I Hat
In
of
moment a place in
history. The
great war
aaa
~
M A IL B U B S C R IR T IC N R A T E
lie change in
wrought the
In Pershing's case.
case
O a e T e a r la Adraaea
»1 »
T h raa M oatka — -M e
»ill forever stand beforethe
General IVrehing
P<
Six Month.
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Stagi* t~opf ------- M American people
a soldier
pe«-,..» _ as -------
- - on
- - whom the gods
h »
a t
te » i toft
Ik « fa
f a o n n . »ad n
rnowet
Into ***••
rtttoa. T h *
smiled
benignly.
stand*
ignly.
He
stands
today
an inspiration |.o p te r
» c tk«
» ” i t®’«
T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R I t . ISIS
to the normal American schoolboy the living ex popatatloa kaa lacrMUwd d arla s t k * • • » * tun« »boat
ample of possible achievement as a result of close J WA-«®®: » k ic k m *««a there are J L M M M more p»«'pl#
application,
integrity, faithfulness to. tniM. «>u- to he f«d »ad I.SM.SSS I« -', producer» of food '
Editorial Program
T k l . O tlftta s o f popalattoa I . *»•« a» Inev ita b le under
pled with a aound education and a full develop-
M ake Spr ngt atd the induatrial Cantar of Waa-
ment of normal Intelligence. There is nothing J>rr»*nl rood It lo o . o f tow farm price« »nd hldh City w age,
brilliant about Pershing, nothing theatrical. He '»a t k * n o « ®f w a te r th w w ay or that at th« tipplns of
tern Oregon.
him.
Ford • » • ■ w je rh .alc . developing »” engine,
has not risen because </ draniati«* appeal He a trough, A xattttoe toavlng lb# f ir m fo r the city » I« » » » for
IL Develop a Strong Trading Point; Build a CHy
and eomg .pcedy driving he did wa« ln<-td«nl«l lo th a t.
has never fired the imagination of his countiy m «a». »a »4d«d tw o aallltoa difference h e lw r-n run»’ .» d
of Contented Monte.
A lot of tbl»«» Htot are -Wo" today w ere not ao when
men either in or out of the army. Rather h sa h e urkaa ropwtaitok At ikM rate » * «ball «#>» reach a
III. Imprwva Living Cond t ona on the Farm . Pro
tha
a l.*i« e atarted
S ir W a lte r Raleigh did not latrodw re
mote th« Ra » «g * f Purebred Livestock >#d
forged his wav as a result of persistent ploddhtg haianr« betw em coaatry »»d c it y - P o r t la n d T e lm ra m
to b a rro o r p o ta 'o e . Into England
Owl» do n«t avoid
th« Crowing of Fro t! W ork for Bettor M arkets
His password to advancement has been the word
day'lg
ht.
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P e rh a m hts
GRADE CROSSING PBVCMOLDOY
I g ard e n , o f g ru b , and other peeta. but f ill up on good
lend.
his ability to put behind him the petty thoughts,
„ » „ ita .
ant|
of life and to surround himself with the moat
“ £ £ X ..r » « .»d m*.i, - * « <» tk* hup* garden . l u f f O « lrlfh « a . when pureued. do aol bury Ih e lr
h ea d , la Mind
A btarh roof to a dog’» m outh doe« n.»t
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«1« .or., .«r.
In
d
Ira
te
purity
of
breed
G row ing p u ln . In r h lllr e n are
FARMERS JOIN HANDS WITH SPRINGFIELD caHber nijght have kept himself constantly in the f •*’ ** **
th» aum ber of grada rrtw alng acct-
not that but rh e u tn ati.m
Bagpipe, did aol o rigin ate In
With Ibl. - W V . M ~ The
N e w . f.,re«TO..,.d en d d e n « Io
I b ^ h ,^ c o .-
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p B V V
u
to o t land
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but ran
be trar«d
lo a n rle n t
l ’«r»la and. h r
which ha« served Ikb city »od nrtnlly lor the
lie knew Ih.t In the w .y . o( w .r
“ J X “ Inferen««. to Egypt, fin e more w ill be enough for I h l .
tim e W a tt did not invent Ik e .le a n t engine, but Im proved
last 21 years, becomes a county wide newspaper. jn
ways of peace man was not bom to su~ceed(train asd *
Through arrangement with the Lane County a,one
for tea». £ p ,fc..
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r . n , i b i * It
» i o n * . He
u r seniMM
iw n .« .'! tha,
ru » » men — and
-------m matters
a t t e r s a are
i r w so
»> w arn»«
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Boi eaatty dU
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it i.
1» It T h e Inventor wa» Edward ftometwet. E a rl of W orceater.
Fanners’
Union a section devoted exclusively to ¡nterwO
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ven .v that
individualistic aurcess
success is is not
n o tjx
»- T k . * £ £ £ ' f
rr, - . ln<. but .ar*!*.. Bngtaad. la IM S How many invented It before the E a rl
the union will be printed each week and The
and while he M mPriJ from the fields of evident. * » • ’ *• *
t
Xw, bf «nmkW
did. n»»«r w ill bo known
M otor W e .l.
News mailed to the Union members. The
othfnj he WM 8ufn,^ n tly generous to pemth n*m la
been i a . « ^ > l n>r pmi-.i.m « p«b
T H E H T C H K O F B O C IA U B M
Union now has 1600 members In Lane county and others to have their place in the sun. He retires M*
affeettv« .af«w uard 1«
is growing fast. The members of the twenty--
h h
an(, affection of the American lie at g ra d * m » . n g . but «h* m
H ow far eoctaJrim w ill extend among wage earner« only
, for
for d
driver»
of .»
auloe
to • .to
live locals, located in every community of the people.
riv e r, of
« o . «o
’ < p * >“ *
th# future can dlecloa«. but thee 1« r«ui»an to hope that It
I N orth Carolina eoacted a law requiring autoa fo H op
county, will receive The News making it a coun-
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• • •
Msrtk < »roiia. sMetsd
ra th e r than Incrc»»#
i before rrtwelog and la .lx month» w ith * 1 » U w la ® ff»rt. w ill W e dcclln#
ty-wide publication with the widest rural clrcula
A FEW OF THE HORRORS OF WAR
do not ba»e each hope on the Influence and v a lid ity
(a .p ile of l a r r e a s la r e g l.l.r e d AUK*. « "M i" cnm alag.
tlon of any paper in Western Oregon.
v a jaa ltle e o® the principal ra ilw a y mmt«m of «bal .»al« o f argum ent» a r a ln .t «oclallam. but upon economic con
A billion dollars sj*nt for aircraft- and not
rwduced
The Farmers’ Union has been working on the n ghting plane at thé close of the war’ A billion were
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_ M p«r c«n«. fa la lH le . being « tn .l» a d of «. dition«. which are m odifying and rcveraelng the m a te ria l
la trre a ta n t the wage earner
newspaper circulation since the county conven-
in)un»a 11 ini
In .te s d of I I
tion
April
and « the officers —
say z *—z
they will
soon
There was anocner
another billion
artillery—
w1len
„ I»
,, ron»ld«red that .uch a law I» Intended o T h e new potter of reatrteted Im m igratio n and o th er
on last
la s t jv
p r u «m
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TBere
uuuuu spent on —-----
z
w
h e a It
factor» are going to auataln A m erican w age, on a high
«ave a paper in every farm home. The News eras
was without an an American
American cannon
cannon made
made during
during the
the ^ , ^ , 4 ltle grtvvr. of auum again»! in ju ry
or death at
have
selected as the official publication of The Farm- waf at (he flght¡ng front when the armistice was r.(-sJn<^ tt would .*«m that they a t» » « all o th e r, about 1 level. If Am erican economic enterprise la not a lrtrk r n
by radical tax experim ent« and tbw trucllve governm ent
ers’ Union because of the kindly feeling of the
favo r it» «nactment
Interference, and If we do not Involve ouraalvee tn un.
effect»
auch
a
reduction
Ur
North
members toward Springfield and the apprecia-
Qne hundred and fifty million bread cans and If |h<f “ , | Op la w ”
But p o litic , la going *o
C c>rolln<
arolina, how
how much
much g reater would be th * « » l a g of Ilf« w i.e European com m itm ent..
tlon the publishers have for the farmers'interests 91 000 000 pairs of shoes bought for 3.500,000 >
have little to do w ith It exc#pt ratachlef — Chicago Trtb-
from
pa»»»ge
o
f
a
atm
llar
law
la
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ll
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ta
te
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Manu
which In reality are the interests of everyone in
Add to that 5*45.000 saddles. 2,023.204
the county.
nosebags. 1.000.000 sets of double harness and fac tu re r
Com m ue carien.
inrinifl.W b ialn »« men »hould cultlr.te thi. 195.000 copper-lipped brnndln« I™"*—
Mndi? .? ir t .o f “ e 7 L ? e o u n . , term er T O . i. »91.000 h o m e , an d m dle. employed during the
Blackfaid«. A lta.
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Sept 3rd. IM 4 .
the best place in the county to trade. The chief world war.
.» „ iiarK Rne n t for har
reasen the farmer has not traded more in Spring-
Twenty-one miUions of dollars spent
T h * Springfield New».
field in the past is because he has not been aware ness for motorized ambulan cm
m P lt a w find Inclosed a F O. money
of “he b en efit to be derived. The merchants now
Wooden ships trans parent slickers, gold fish order fo r tw o daltare and fifty c e n t» .)
nd so on Ad Infinitum.
«gzso* to pay up our »uhacription fo il
have an advertising medium whereby they can and
The next war 8h°
should
mobolize
as D wen
reach the farmers’ ears
The amount of farm
u^ „ m®
^ e ^ brains
X ,,7 o"
7eV ;: Th* Springfield
B p ria g firi-l N«ww"
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- to the «!- i „ - •-
"T h e New
»" very much
in"proponion
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tractive offerings made by the merchants to the without a few lessons in the ma g
M It tell« u. ao much about our
friend» »nd form er home.
farmers’ through their official publication. The war.
W e lik e our new home In A lb erta
Springfield News.
No orgauiKN»
orxaniztol protest
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evident ag
and th#
'lm a t* «<> far.
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p.«zv^<p. h ere —
-• ain st i.#»z mu< h. —
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u in .p i car
u r fares
fa re s b
e - ' hm
.
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DEFENSE DAY
the raise ° of . one-half
cent in street
t>e-
rou<.h . n(c, r th an we exsact-
„ .
.
, tween Springfield and Eugene. Of course we do e<1 (o ha, e an<j haa o „ iy b##o a f«ew
Tomorrow. Sent ember 12. tho anniversary of
a higher fare than la necessary dar, ,ha, „„„ cmiW
work ,,at
the battle of St. Mihiel. has been set aside by our
the 113,000 deficit occurs in operating the 4oo^ #n(J he comfortabie w # have
government as a defense test dav. It is not a
f , ar system here every year then it will
bere
y#an,
mobolization but simplv an enrollment for one
manv years until operation will stop. No
Youra rewpecrively.
day in the army of the United States as evidence
going to continue to run a business at a
M J PO W ELL
that you are ready and jrtUIng to defend this
.
one. half cent raise in fare will make ----------------
country in time of war The government w-ants '< » •
,
, break even then we would
to know how many it can call on in case of na-
it fhan not have the street cars,
tional danger.
« - «
Springfield already has a large
Th„ or< jn of the domestic cat has been traced
' ha« ih..y in Ecypi h « i h . .ih l c , I. in u « .b le <o U » «•"-
—Is largely a matter of
right buying. You buy
are glad to enjoy the privileges of this great na- sky.
right, here.
tion It is not an act of war but an act against
Some people’s ideas of cjean movies is to ha>e
war in each individual community, it will prove
to the world that we are not a sleeping nation. the girb in bathing. • • •
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Old fashioned women are now canning fruit
It’s the man in the flivver that the candidate but the new one are canning their husbands.
PHONE 6 6
Is after when he tours the country in a limousine.
in g a w a y
Annual Oregon State Fair
SALEM » September 22-27
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e c o n o m ic a l
THRIFT
Eastman Grocery
« e rv u e
to
ta k e y o u
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ft» th e
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I he Q a y C fo w d i
• The H o n e R a eet^ T h e M any Freed ltra â to n t
Pleasure, Recreation, Education
Pt«r full trasn Information, tomrnuntc««* wtib
C. OLSEN. Local Agent
Phone 65
i
Southern Pacific
u m w i- .u .c ,u
Exerybody Will be There
This Year - -
Indications are that this year will surpass
any fair held in Lane County far years.
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