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T I I l ’ RHDAY. APRIL 28. 1926
T H E S T R IN C R K L O NEWS
¿AGK TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Publlahad Every Thoraday at
Springfield, Lana County. Oregon, by
THE
W IL L A M E T T E
B. g MAXKT. Editor
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PRESS
W K S T K R F IE I.P
B n te re d aa aecond claaa m a tte r
Manager
F e b ru a ry I * . ISOS a t tb e
no sto K lee. S p rin g fie ld . O rego n
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
One Year In Advance___ »175
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THURSDAY.
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Editorial Program
MANY SETTLERS BROUGHT
BY S E T TL E M E N T W ORK
PROCLAMATION
D u rln g th<< p a tt a lx te e n «nuatha
W hereas. Honontle Calvin Coolidge, President
of the United States, and Honorable W alter M. thene h ave b eeil 30,311 le tle r a au d In
u ir le t re c e lre d by
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Pierce, Governor of Oregon, have Issued proela q --------------------
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illations designating April 27 to May 3, 1925, as h e r o f C o m m e rc e out o f w h ic h num
American Forest Week, and
her H.«os w a re p e rta in in g to a g ric u l
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. 1 1 . , " lu r e and 733» w ere In q u irie s re fe rre d
W hereas, the City of Springfield Is located In
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Companlaa
the centre of l-ane County, contains more stand- RpporU lnto ,hP
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Ing tim ber than any other iliunty In the United w
<if n<w
S tates; and
| „ , ^ e « t . t e w ith c a p ita l In v e s tm e n t
W hereas, the protection from fire of both the estimated at »s.to7.oio
standing tim ber and the young growth coming P ro spects s ta tin g d e fin ite ly tk e lr In
in to take Its place, is essential to the perm anent ' te n tle n s o f co m in g to O reg o n to lo cate
prosperity of the com m unity; and
aumh.» t«77. o t w h ic h 7<o re tu rn e d
' »tgned q u e a t'o n n a lre a th a t th ey w ere
W hereas, notw ithstanding the protection given ,.ora„lg ^ , ro M |m a d u rin g t»l& and th a t
Ay
federal, state and private agencies the annua, lhpy h„,( an a, <rpgB,„ capital invest
te rn O regon.
loss from forest fires is far in excess of what it n,,,nl of t , gjojoo
D ev e lo p a S tro n g T r a d in g P o in t; B u ild a C ity
II.
should tie,
I' A to ta l o f 33.533 le tte r s h a ve been
o f C on ten ted H om es.
I I I . Im p ro v s L iv in g C o n d itio n s on th e F a rm . P ro
Therefore I. M. J. M**Klln. acting mayor of n'" ,l,'d »»< ,,f ,h" deeartment It 71»
m ote th e R ais in g o f P u re b re d L iv e s to c k and
Springfield, designate and set aside the week of «”•>»« <" aa.w.r to agrlctUturai In q u lr
th e G ro w in g o f F r u it ; W o r k fo r B e tto r M a rk e ts
April 27 to May 3 as American Forest Week and *••• Thprr w*’r" S78M p ackage« ot i
IV . T e ll th e W o rld A b o u t O rego n's S cenic W o n d e r
urge that all schools, churches, civic organize-
.««7> set«.
lan d.
lions, the press and public unite in thought and
P»««1» literature
action, bringing before the cltisens of Spring-
field the im portant» of protecting and perpetuat In F ro m C re s w e ll— M r« F It Por
A PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
ing our forests and calling to the attention of the k in a o f U re e w e ll w as In to w n F r id a y .
the duty of every one to help prevent ami
The American Legion this week purchased a public
,
C A L L A N D S«CK D r N . W . K m er»
nv1 •• nn nlMw r u H n’h«,“ work
h .n d
of April. 1925.
e r e c t . ..n n -tu re th at will <e.I over HHW people. . i this 22nd day '«
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M. J. McKlln, Acting Mayor.
regular community house whereby large gather-1
lugs can be taken tjare of.
Springfield has no auditorium th a t will hold a
E d ito r ia l
C om m ent
large crowd at present and the legion’s spirit in j
em barking on the enterprise is commendable.
PORTLAND LUMBER PORT
Legionnaires plan to build the structure and when |
th e lesion
legion passes
of existence 50 v.
or w
00 j years
the
posses out oi
v ..« , P o rtla n d . O re » o n A p r il 1«. 1 9 2 5 — S e c re ta ry o f Cora.
in the future have th e property revert to the town mere* H o o v e r. re c e n tly a p p o in te d . n e w ly »rgantge.1 Ism
Of Springfield This enterprise is In accord with >ber e x p o rt c o m m u t e , to a c t as an ad v is o ry bo ard in th e
th e legion’s plan for comm unity service in peace d e p a rtm e n t to r th e p ro m o tio n o f th e « i e . l A 4 1 .T l« ..
as well as its members served the country in tint" ¿«mber a b ro a d . I n d k . t l v . o f th e position » h tc h I o r tla n d
if w ar
’ il0lda • * • lu m b e r e x p o rt i o n Is show n by th e fa c t tb s.
GIVEN AW AY FREE
Absolutely Free
Ladies Silk Hose
WITH EVERY PAIR OF l«A-
HIES
DRESS
SHOES
PUR
CHASED WE WILL GIVE YOU
M a k e S p n n g fie ld th e In d u s tria l C e n te r o f W e s
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The crossword puzzle to
be the most m
popular diversion yot introduced in insane asy-
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P H Y S IC IA N
Pacific Telephones: Office
613; Res. 2075.
Eugene. Oregon
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Battery Service for
All Makes of Cars
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CANADAS
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Expert Repairing and
"Some o f C a n a d a 's a b le m en suggest g e ttin g ou t c f
lea g u e o f n a tio n s, w h ic h th e y r a tl un n e cess ary expense and j
le a v in g
Columbia, Selby and Liberty Bicycles
on easy term s
CHIROPRACTOR
Moves to New Location
CHIROPRACTIC is the science that Is restoring health to
thousands who suffer from stom ach trouble, tonsilitis, ner
vousness, sleeplessness, headadhes, enlarged prostrate
glands, high blood pressure etc., by scientifically co-ordi
nating the principles of Chiropractic and Electro-Thernpv.
The results are Safe, Sane and Sure.
R echarging
dang ero us e n ta n g le m e n t fo r th e ir c o u n try .
T h e fa c t th a t (
th is c o u n try Is ou t o f th e 1 ague has som e w e ig h t.
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M g u e to ta k e c a re o f A m e ric a , n o rth an d south
EUGENE. OREGON
I have leased part of the old Eugene Hospital over the J. C.
Penny store and am in a better position to serve you than
ever before.
gr> p, r
and (n V1#nna
75 per
° “ ly 5® P«r c e n t — B oston T r a n s c rip t.
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It is easy to accept another m an’s opinion when
you are abot< to ask him to do you a favor
SURGEON
ab ou t one an d a h a lf tim e » . |
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W hat people don’t know won’t h u rt them un-
less they tell it.
Flappers won’e a ttra c t m uch attention again
until they s ta rt wearing clothes.
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AND
p u rc h a s in g p o w e r o f wages In A m s te rd a m was ab eu l
gg
We carry a full line of
Dr. Geo. A. Simon
E u ro p e to lo ok a f te r E u ro p e , would he p o p u lar and u s efu l.' I
— Xn 'in r B rish a n
In th e N e w Y o rk A m e ric a n .
W1IXAMETTK
osTBoPATHic
protection works
¡ n Lx>ndon, and
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The HUB
Dr. John Simons
W a g e « w e re h g h e r In th e U n ite d S ta te s las t O ctob er
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120 West tith Street. Eugene
A few horns and not so m any ham m ers would !han u n y w h e re else in th e w o rld a c c o rd in g to th e In dex
be b e tte r for the upbuilding Of our town. I t’S com piled b y th e In te r n a tio n a l L a b o r O ffic e . W ag e s h e re
easy to knock, but hard to upbuild.
'«w ild h a v e b o ug ht a lm o s t tw ic e as m uch a » th e y w ould
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KETELS
P h ilip p in e s . G e rm a n y . S w .
Office 404-7 M. & W. B!dg.
spec ted citizens. Especially if they have just re
tu rn ed from a fishing trip on the McKenzie river.
e e e
SEE OUR WINDOW
Pleaunt testing candy U n liv e tab
lets 1'igsrn contain no druitc pur-
gilives™ are perfectly harmless and
mav he uacd by children aa well aa
adults. They aet uuldly, tumuUung
the tawcU to gentle actuu. Do not
purge o< gripe
in 1 ma Only— joc. aye, IOC
could be saved If th e peop le w o uld tr e a t th e ir bqdl''» h a lf
It’s the tim e of year when one often questions “ ” >> ••
know how
th e tro th and v erisity of some of our most re-
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SILK HOSE.
NYAL FIGSEN
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T here a re a few old delapidated buildings tden. H o lla n d . B elg iu m an d th e U n ite d K in g d o m In E urop e ,
standing empty around our town th a t should be
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to rn down. If the owners have not pride enough
It eBt|mated th a t in th is c o u n try on th e a v e ra g e th e re
to remove these nuisances the countll should are 3.000.000 peop le s ic k, a ll th e tim e ; and th a t the an -
tak e a hand. No o th er progressive city tolerates -nual do<.tors b iu is m o re th a n »1.500.000. H a lf these peo-
these eye sores.
I pie could b e w e ll an d prod ucing and h a lf th e d o cto r's hills
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PAIR OF LAI »IKS
CuRKipatKin is Ihe underlying o hm s
cl msev ailments Ynu o n nuuusm
reguisr hsbits through the use ut
HELP WITH PARKS WANTED
I b e in g fro m San F ra n c is c o , S e a ttle . T a c o m a L o n g v ie w and
The Women’B Ctvio club has started on a e tm - jC o w d' a **»«- ^ , ho
paign for city porks. They plan to clean up the I Domestic lu m b e r ah p m .» , fo r th e f ir .« 3« d ays o f
K " the c o n te ro f Second and Main streets and A p r il .h o w
fe e l b la re d ab o ard . h i p O f th i«
repair the bandstand that people may enjoy band *«»«“
fept — delivered to c .l lf o r x . . p o in ts .,
c o m e rts this sum m er
They also want some th* balance to E a s te rn p o rts o f N a w Y o rk . P h ila d e lp h ia ,
concerts
tnis
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a r k T h e s e b o sto n. P ro v id e n c e .
P o u g h k eep sie. H o u sto n an d N e w O r
work done on the W illamette H eights n park
J I hese
u
the
)f u or
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a re Civic enterprises w orth whlie and the women
;
P ro v id e n c e and B oston each ta k in g Just a
should have the undivided support of the town tr.,
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t ese enterprises.
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't h e m o n th c a rrie d ca rg o es a m o u n tin g to 13.015.000 fe et to
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KEEP REGULAR
o f tb e tu rn ap p o in te d to th ia c o m m itte e fro m ih e I'a e tfla
| C oast, fo u r o f th e m w e re from P o rtla n d
T h e o th e r six
Ja p a n . C h in a . A u s tra lia . T h e
FREE
EUGENE. OREGON
U. S. L. Batteries
Near 3rd on Main Btreot.
FOLKS
IN OUR
TOWN
Eugene May 6
Springfield
Pop
Should
Have
Explained j
MOORE
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arc
tallows for those desiring
io be correctly groomed in
every detail.
By
New seasons fabrics and
styles are ready for your
selection. You will ap-
izreclate the variety of new
fabrics shown.
Edward
McCullough
AUTOCASTER
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m ents can be made over
into late season styles.
MOORE 8 MOORE
Tailors for Ladles and
Gentlemerf
Established 14 years
ofissou
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