PAG® FOUR
THE SPRINOFIEU) NEWS
H er» from Lsaburg—-John
Currie
was a busto« i» »!•' nr from L»«burg
lodUnapotk Recommend. N.Uon l SSjunl System
yoaterdsy.
In from Jasper— M. L. Walls.-« of
Jasper was in town yesterday transac
ting business.
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Here from Marcela— Mrs. H. B
Yorgrr was In Springfield from Mar
cola on Thursday.
Changed Residence— Charles
Pad
dock moved Tuesday from Weat
Springfield lo the R. W. Smith resi
dence on D stret near Emerald
Heights.
Quests at Dinner— Dinner guests at
the home of Dr. and Mrs W. C. Reh-
han on Friday evening at an Inform
al dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. L eri H.
Neet. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Huntington,
and Dr. and Mrs. S. Ralph Dtppel.
Homs from Hospital— L. C. Pride-
more, of west Mill street, returned
home Saturday from the Mercy hos
pital In Eugene following a major
operation.
Hand Burned— Misa SarlUra Walk,
flour cheimst for the Springfield M ill
and Grain company, had her hand sev
erely burned by chemicals on Satur
day.
Recovering
from
O peration— Alice
Siegreet of Springfield is recovering
from a major operation performed on
Wednesday of last week at the Pacif
ic Christian hospital in Eugene.
Visited Parent»—Mr. and Mrs. Fer
rol Perkins of Monroe spent the day
yesterday In Springfield visiting Mr.
Perkins* parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Perkins.
Back from Camp—George Lartsonl
returned this week from camp above
Oakridge because of the bad weather
there. He reports three feet of snow
in the vicinity fro mwhich he came.
Working on Smoko Stack— Two
taen began work on Saturday replac
ing some of the brick work on the
smoke stack at the local plant of
the Mountain States Power company
They continued their operations on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Returned from Portland — M i a s
Florence Coffin returned Friday from
Portland after spending several weeks
there. She will be In Springfield this
w inter with her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Coffin.
8idswalk Built— A new board side
w alk along M ill street for s distance
of nearly two blocks Is being con
structed by the Booth-Kelly lumbei
company. The walk runs from the
highway bridge across the W illamette
river to the mill race near the p la n t'
of the Springfield M ill and Grain
company.
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auch -tu p le signals a . illustrated c o u l d a n d
hand signals fo r drivers to ir«.’
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This Week]
B y A rth u r
NATURE’S METHODS.
FORD ADVERTISES.
FLYING JAPAN.
WHEAT Sl-51
Nature’s okl-faahlooed mat hods
a r t creditable
Ponnsylvento State College era
noanoas the champion Uttar of Ilf*
teen pigs. 8 months old, weighing
The mother of that little fam ily
to entitled to some kind of a moora
In six montas ane «
nwnv in
nearly two tons of pork to the
OOQOv»
world’s food supply, and Is da
lees bosy with a brand new litter
li
The name of the
lady, a “purw-hred sow,** to
i GirL Humble and plain.
A raes horse called Chilhowee
has broken the world's galloping
record, covering a mile and ooe-
eighth In ooa mínate 48 4-5 sec
onds. That would have been im
portant oocw. now It's a mare inci
dent in a gambling sport. Paul
Revere to-daw would ride ha a
small automobile, blowing has born
as ha want with the “cut out* wide
open. Or ha would fly dose to the
ground In his Httls monoplane, or
would stay at boma and wake the
country side through the “loud
speaker* in every house.
Thee
running speed of a horse is as un-
Important to-day aa the flying
speed of a falcon that also was
important ones.
Henry Ford’s business, prosper
ous everywhere, gains in propor
tion more rapidly abroad than in
the United States.
Business men who say, “ My
business doss not need advertis
ing. ” might study Henry Ford's
methods. His products are wall
known, yet Ford advertises sys
tematically, elaborately and con
stantly here and abroad. His ad
vertising is good because be in
trusts it to P R O F E S S IO N A L A D
V E R T IS IN G M E N
Harvest 75500 Pounds of Nuts.
Went to Cottage Grove — Mr and
More then 75,000 pounds of wal- Mrs. Levi H. Neet went to Cottage
nuts were dried by the Eugene Fruit Grove on Monday because of the Ill-
Growers association plant and at ness of Mrs. Neet’* father. N. J. Nel
driers of members of the association
this year. This Is the largest amount
ever handled. Recleved at the Eu
gene plant were 107.344 pounds of
green nuts which weighed 63.103
pounds when dried. Over 3000 pounds
of nuts were cracked at the plant.
PNEUMONIC PLAQUE
Fora knoc-v how foolish
It wvi.’d be f r - an advertising
agent to undertake automobile con-
str-ac'aon without consulting an ex
pert. He also knows that it would
be foolish, in him, to do his own
advertising.
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There is not a business In the
country, except that of the prison
keeper, that couldn't be doubled
in volume by the right advertis
ing agent.
Even cemeteries ad
vertise, and prosper by it.
" I f your business isn't worth
advertising, advertías it for sale."
IS DREADED MALADY
From time Immemorial the very
mention of plague has struck terror
to the hearts of mankind In practical-,
ly every land and nation of the globe.'
W ith the establishment of Interna
tional travel the tragedy of plague
began. No other disease of man has
ever assumed the alarming propor
tions of this one dread malady that
could, when enshrouded In medieval
superstition, decimate one-fourth of
(he entire population of the known
world.
The Pensacola Journal devotes
almost the entire editorial page to
a picture of the latest gigantic
flying machine built for Japan by
German workmen hi Denmark
Inside of flve years the coast of
California will be within 24 hours
of Japan. The fastest flier needs
O’ .'y increased fuel capacity to
«rusa the Pacific in M hours, now.
Wheat to cheerful.
deliveries at Chicago
>151; May. »154H - I f
this column you may
that whan wheat sold
you were told that it
above »150.
W ith the knowledge of tha exact
cause and most of the factors undet
lying the
mode of
transmission,
plague has lost Its ability to spread
death and destruction broadcast; yet
until the world can be Induced to
take certain essential precautions,
plague will continue to exist. It ta
only on tha actual eve of an out
break that the public will demand ac
tive measures of preveatloa.
December
closed at
you road
remember
fo r »1.17
would go
Great Britain takes woman suf- .
frage more seriously than it is
taken here, where we allow them
to vota, but apparently, don't think
much of them in public office.
Forty-one women are candidates
fo r Parliament in this election. *
They include “noble women.* with
assorted titles, one lady formerly
a domestic servant, and one stenog
rapher. W hatever you think about
the British, you must admit that a
they po ssess a genuine brand of
democracy.
The -F u ll Ihnner P ail* to old- <
fashioned.
The “ Brotherhood of
Railway and Steamship Q erks,*
ate., aay they don’t care so much i
about
white
.
. . . collars for
»hey must have silk
stocking» for their wives.
E R. Fitzgerald says
that women feel inferior when not
wall dressed, and every work
man's w ife should have three >,
pairs of silk stockings a year. So
aha should, and the rail
railroads will
probably arrange It, rather than
have a sf
•trike.
You can get vary good silk
stockings for »2 a pair ( • « adver
tisements tn this newspaper), so
that that would only amount to
an increase of 2 cents a day in
wages.
The interesting thing to that tha
workmen ara now worrying about
their wives’ happiness, rather titan
about themselves. That’s sp irit
ual progress.
f* ? * bo,t
son, sr. They brought with them on
their return Mrs. Neet s neph*w. Rob
ert Lee Nelson, whose mother to In
the hospital in Eugene.
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Rodent plagua has been slumbering
along the Pacific Coast for a number
of years. The present outbreak of
pneumonic plague In Loa Angeles em
phasises tha fact that plague still ex
ists In this country. The relation be
tween bubonic plague presumably de
pendent on the variation in the char
acteristics of the race of bacilli con
cerned In a given outbreak. The black
death of the Middle Ages Is to be
regarded as plague pneumonia. It to
highly contagious. The specific cause
is the Bacillus pestto. infection Is
produced by Inoculation. Inhalation.
Ingestion or slight mechanical abra
sion. Rodents are the natural ra te r -,
volra of plague. Infection spreads from
rat to rat by means of the flea. Tha
Infection la caused by the flea hits.
JTague always oaeura first aa an
kpfxootlc among rats Hr other rodents
and It Is usually oaly as the rat popu
lation Is decimated by the ravages
of tha disease that the rat flea Is
forced to bite man to obtala food.
The ground squirrel acts as ■ reser
voir for the rural spread of Infec
tion. which mav then be tranamtttted
to (he more domestic rats.
Sanitary control of plarue. Ilka that
of most other communicable diseases,
la concerned first with Infected hu
man beings and animals. The plague
bacillus does not exist long outside
of the body and tha disease la spread
by the dischargee. The prevention of
plague consists of a campaign for the
extermination of rata and vermin, and
the proper Isolation of human casea.
Long range preventive measures are
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N e w O utlet For Mohawk Valley.
To- improve the road over the moun
tain from Mabel, in the Mohawk val
ley. to CrawsfordgTille In Linn coun
ty a special meeting has been called ,
on November 22. Help In Improving
the road 1» also expected on the Linn
county end. The road over the moun-!
tain if improved for automobile travel
will mak<- Mohawk valley points about
30 miles closer to points In the lower '
Willamette valley.
W e G ive You
A nother Opportunity
Owing to the Unfavorable Weather We Have
Decided to Continue Our Big Sale of
Stop patching and darning with a
needle and thread. Use-—
iooth - Kelly Lumber
“ D A R N -IT-A LL”
Will patch socks, sheets, dresses,
stockings, suits, auto topa and hun
dreds of other articles used every
day QUICKER, EASIER and CHEAP
ER! Large tube with simple direc
tions 60c postpaid. Send check, mon
ey order or half dollar well wrapped.
Drop postcard If you wish further In
formation
Fred H. Kenney
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Underwent Operation— Ira Nice un
d a re nt a major operation Saturday
a t the Pacific Christian hospital In
Kugene.
Visited Parent»— Miss Beulah H ar
per, teacher at W ailsrvtlle. was down
over the week-end visiting her par
ents In Springfield.
TWO SIDES OF IT!!
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The quick response of our friends in recognizing the great values
we ottered has reduced this special stock very greatly, but we still have
plenty of real bargains and urge that you make an effort to attend this
sale at an early date as it is necessary to inspect the stock to appreciate
what you can buy for a small amount of money.
If you have use of lumber for any purpose a trip to our Spring-
field mill will convince you we have what you want. DO IT NOW!
Eugene, Ore.
T he Booth-]
Lumber Co.
Springfield Phone 55
necessary
All seaport towns having squirrels and other rodents for years
communication with plague countries
should examine rata caught about
wharves and other places. for plague.
Plague may slumber In rats, ground
before human rases occur. Plague can
ba controlled effectively by measures
directed against tha rat. —Hlate
Board of Health.
Q uackenbushe’s
160 Ninth Ave., E*at. Eugene, Ore.
ALARM CLOCKS—
Cornel 4-lnch face .................... ....... ......... ......................... >1.00
Lord Dunbar, 4%-inch face ......................................... >1.10
AXE HANDLES—
Very good grade of oak ........................ ................................ 30c
ENGLISH DECORATED TEA ROTS .....„.................. ..
Boys’ and Girls’ Skates ....................................... „..... >1.75
ELECTRIC IRONS .................................................................. J3.50
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SPARTON A KLAXON HORNS
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PHONE 11
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