THURSDAY. JUNK II. 1926
T t lË S P R IN G F IE LD NEWS
PAOS TWO
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E d ito r ia l
C o m m en t
POOLING O URSELVES
The am ount o f llq ito r sm uggled Into thin conn-
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reporting to N ational
once there was a S pringfield m erchant who tr y and that w ith d ra w n fro m bonded warehouses
I'ubitshed Every T h u r« U j k t
had a q u a n tity of shoes, that were a little out o f le g itim ately Is about 1 per cent o f the l»r«-»»r Manufacturer« A aaoelatloa bava already niutle plana to
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date. He displayed them In Ills show window and consum ption, ex|W|rt,s announce. Now «for th Increaaa num ber of employe« thia aununer. and only 11
Springfield. Lan» county. Orecoa. by
offered them fo r sale at $1.96. Nobody would figures on what the m oonshiners make and we per re n t are anticipai lag any dacr*a»a In thrlr wr<>»i<nt.
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m erchant w ill know how dry we are.
num ber.— Induetrlal Newa.
H. B MAXEY. Editor
F . C. W KSTBRFlEi.D.M anager hl111tfht s , tlM.k n i tt<Mx la in Eugene and started to ’
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G radually th ere I« spreading throughout the country
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elnaX n u t th e store
lie sent the shoes over t o ' Ten hens laying purple eggs have been brought
Ured m ««<x>nd ria»« m atter February .4, 1»
and sold them out at $3.50. Many o f to this co u n try fro m Argentine. We supposed t h e ___
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an appreciation
of the need for autom atic a p rln h b r pro.
RoatoWlea, SrringfleM. Oregon
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,e ,Kn:e t<) ra b b l,„ had a c o m e r on the t «»lored eggs business, j
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
fool themselves to be satisfic'd.
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1|h>, grMII,
i. not w atting for the Baat to tak e
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I Suggest w e send a flo ck o f Installm ent house [|b,, innintivo in thu» «afeguardiitg the rising «»»«ration —
collectors to Europe. If they don't get the back The M anufacturer.
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BIG D AILIES V A N ISH IN G
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payments, then o u r debtors are Insolvent.
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THURSDAY, JU N E 11. 1925
"YES.
H
E HAVE NO—'"
sey o f New York, and Mr. C urtis of Philadelphia,
Italy I« In cr'k alag hcr a ir furcaa; Poland ha« placed
Now is the tim e fo r a ll gootl men to come to
to s e e who can buy the largest num ber of metro*
n 12.000.000 order for w ar itiatortal tn the I'n ltad S iate»;
polltan dailies. It m ay he th a t in a few years fo u r the aid of the hom o team.
E ditorial Program
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and peace linver» over .the earth a Jong long way off.—
o r five men w ill own am i co n tro l all the large
The
Culled
Stntes
refuses
io
recognlge
Russia
Philadelphia
Lodger.
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Make Spr<ngfiald the Industrial Center of W e »
dailies In O ur C ountry. The C ountry weeklies
Is unrecognizable.
tern Oregon.
and sm all dailies rem ain the big Independent but that Isn’t o u r fa u • lt If • she
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Soventi per cent of the regíate!*ed vote wa» ca» t In t ko
II. Develop a Strong T radin g Po int; Build a City
groups o f newspapers. There are some fourteen
The
new
railroad
bridge
seems to be the next Gnrinntt . I. tl. n Poaalbly the novelty waa What b ro u g h t,
of Contented Homes.
thousand o f these published and read In the
out ao lurge it proportion -Pittsburg G mb «’U c Ttiii«»».
I I I . Im prove L ivin g Conditions on the Farm . Pro
homes o f J he people and reaching a m a jo rity o f thirtg on the program ^
mote the Raising of Purebred Livestock and
the population.
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| Europe needs more "s e ttlin g down and settling
the Growing of F ru it; W o rk fo r B etter M arkets
Mr» C arri» Chapman C att «ay» war» can ba talked to
IV . T e ll the W o rld About Oregon's Scenic Wonder-
ileath If II I» Mr». Cult'» notion that »h« »hotitd ba chair,
V acatlonltis, the disease thut expands the Im - up.”
land.
m an of the com m ittee for th at purpoaa, wa quit» a g o n
agination centers w hile It all but paralyzes th e i
• e e e e e a e e e a e a e a a a e
German m a rks,a re now w orth 23 cents a t r i l with her K antaa City S tar
muscle tissue o f the body, is cla im in g m any vic
tim s here. Advance reports fro m the seashore, lion. But w ho’d count 'em fo r thut.
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wooded places, fish in g grounds and m ountain re-1
V n|ver«lty librarian Oregon with an
Hava Many Book«
Anawar to la»t we»k'e p u u la .
treats are th a t more victim s o f th is re cu rrin g i
enrollm ent on the Eugene ram pu» of
m alady are expected than ever before, and that
The l'n l» er» lty of Oregon rank« MM «tudnnt» had a circulation of 57,
T he cat is out or the bag and now we know reservations are Increasing In direct ra tio as (he
«econd am ong tw enty two Icaillng »92 book«, nr a per capita of Si 76.
p u b licly w hat m any o f us have know n privately changing clim ate intensifies the disease,
American unlveraltle» and colic». « In P rinceton bold* flr«t place with an
fo r m any m onths— a little group o f Eugene men
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circulation of library book« for home enrollm ent of 2419 »Indent» and a
desire to steal the Southern P acific shops from
Eugene men plan to have that c ity bond Itself
u»e for the y ear 1923 34, according to circulation of »092». giving thia In
S pringfield and place them on a g ift site west o f amj buy a shop site to trade to the Southern Pa-
a »urvry made by M II Itougta». atltullon a per capita of 33.05.
Eugene. The only part o f the scheme that sur- el f i C fo r its shop site in Springfield. They snv
prised us is that they have the colossal nerve to tbat we should be delighted fo r if they make the
ask the good people o f Engene to be p a rty to this tra tj e (he 280 acres hen» w ill be donated to this
underhanded scheme— to vote $175,000 in bonds cp y as a playground. W e'll have all the fun and
to pay fo r the site w hich is being held on option. Eugene the shops and smoke.
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
One Year tn Advance.......ft 26
Three Month*
A ttem pted Robbery
It is the Southern P acific com pany plan to
b u ild its shops on the tra c t acquired some ten
years ago east o f Springfield. T h is has always
been th e com pany's plan and is now. The E n
gene m en’s e n try in to the m a tte r if it can be said
th e y have made an entry, shows only a narrow
m inded view point o f the benefit th a t c ity can de
riv e fro n t the shops; T o the people o f Spring-
th is scheme to steal th e railroad shops is but an
o th e r outcropping o f the old “ snake in the grass”
a ttitu d e certain men, seem ingly In a u th o rity. In
Eugene have adopted tow ard tliis city.
T his
scheme can be held In no o ther w ay than in con-
te m p t by the people o f Springfield.
There are between 450,000 and 475,000 miles of
stirfaced roads in the United Slates, according to
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a report o f the departm ent o f a g ricu ltu re . The
fo llo w in g recom m endation is made by the de
DEPARTMENT STORES
partm ent ;
"F o r the m ovement o f every vehicle over a EUR SALE- -Carbon paper In large
road, there is a certain cost, w hich Is less if the
»heet», 3<X39 biche», »tillable for
road be im proved than If it he left In a state oi ■ n.uklns tracing«. The New« Office.
nature, lo g ic a lly , therefore, the lim it that should
be plaited on expenditures fo r road Im provem ent s p e c ia l P& L 'E on plate work Dr
is the am ount th a t ra n he saved In vehicular
N W. Emory. <t<ali»L S u tto n Bldg
operating costs. A ll roads should l»e improved to
the m axim um degree th a t th e ir tr a ffic histlfles,
Profitable for Son
but no road should be Improved beyond its earn-
A «roup at faim >ra were talking at '
the villa»., »tore anil one of th e m ,
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’ O nly a few m onths ago the leader o f this ing capacly.”
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a.-ked: "l)o you thin« It pay» to keep
clique to buy a shoo site In Eugene and give it to
the railroad made public announcem ent th a t t h a t 1 Pullm an designed hls cars a fte r seeing hunks. p o u ltry ’"
c ity did not have a chance to secure them and But whoever designed his sheets m ust have been
"W ell, no. t can 't «ay that I d o ," 1
A new show ing o f mens and young nit ih sum m er suits
advocated lending support to S pringfield. T h is seeing handkerchiefs,
w as the answ er, "but I ’m »ure It pay»
In all the new shades. Tans. Greys. Brow ns, ut n price
my «on Jim "
statem ent was generally accepted as the tru th
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you
can a ffo rd to pay.
here and hailed as a new “ frie n d ly s p irit" th a t
A fte r Holding up a logging camp and getting
"llow '» th a t? " asked an o th er man.
was springing up between the tw o tow ns. B ut it aw ay w ith the cash n W ashington robber asked
"W ell, you are. I bought him tb>
was o n ly cam ouflage w hile this bunch o f schem- the s h e riff fo r a ride. He got it.
fowl«; I hav. to furnlah th eir f o o d ;’
ers perfected th e ir plans fo r a poisonous gas a t
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I huy the e « » from him and he e a t« '
ta c k .. U nder cover o f th is smoke screen options
School is out and anothe r vacation Is all ahead (hem. Farm Life.
on land were being taken and representations be- o f the boys and girls. Wow.
In g made to the ra ilro a d company.
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The Presbyterians seems determ ined to legis-
The danger in this a tta c k on the part o f the ,a(p (he correct w av the d ry law to enable them .
Eugene men lies not so m uch in the possibility o f to digpenge prescriptions as thev wish. If th e y ;
Eugene g etting the shops Instead o ' S pringfield w in thev jOBe ThP profession w ould soon be over-1
b u t is w hether the ra ilroad w ill build them at all crow(j e(j
on th is side o f the m ountains. The controversy
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and ill feeling th a t these Eugene men have in -
p o r tbe sake o f peace In the co u n try we hope
jected in to the issue w ill have a bad effect on the th a t clarence D arrow and W. J. Bryan don't get
ra ilro a d officials. It m ay mean th a t they w ill ¡nto an arg Ument about th is monkey-business,
h o t become involved in the mess and sidetrack
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both tow ns as shop sites.
j f an tbe bables are going to be bom In hos-
However, we are loath to believe the good pen- pitals from now on ''jh a f is the co u n try going to
pie o f Eugene w ill have a n yth in g to do w ith this ‘to to r log cabin presidents. *
WOMENS SHOES------
MENS SUITS-------
vile sm elling scheme to steal the shops. They
w ill n o t have an yth in g so rotten as th a t fostered
We are fo rtu n a te again to have the airplane
Patent
leather
pumps
w
ith
tan
com
blnalion,
In
these suits you w ill find the same authen-
on them . Instead of le t t in g the people to vote a Patrol fo r o u r forests d u rin g the fire season.
finest o f w orkm anship. These shoes com
tc styles and w orkm anship th a t you get In
$175,000 bond issue to purchase the land, chances
pare fa vo ra b ly w ith most $6.60 to $8.00
stills that cost more. The m aterials and
are 10 to 1 the nefarious scheme w ill be turned
Eugene's last card is now on the table— It is
Shoes.
O ur price only
fabrics in powder blue, gray and sm all
down and the plotters w ill be in the hole the about tim e fo r S pringfield to put on the Joker
checks, serge anti pencil strips are m uch in
$4.95
am o u n t of a $30.000 option.
and rake in the pot.
demand. You w ill always find a big saving
here. O ur price
Tan pumps w ith ties, very stylish and ser-
vit&bie
$16.50
$19.50
By A B CHAPIN
BREAKING INTO THE BIG LEAGUE
$3.95
$24.50
Patent leather anil tan pumps and oxfords,
MENS TROUSERS—
low and medium heel. We aim to give the
A wide range o f m aterials and cplors In
best q u a lty at lowest price
mens and young mens dress trousers.
en s
Suits
$19.75
$24.75
$29.75
C. J. Breier Co.
June Specials
$2.85 ' $3.95
$3.50
A wide range o f fabrics in B roadcloth and
silks. Stripes and plain colors.
$3.45 to $9.50
98c «> $3.85
MENS HATS— Z----------------------------------
House aprons and dresses In percale and
gingham s
We specialize in hats o f q u a lity a t lowest
prices. All newest sha|s>8 and shades.
$.85 to $1.25
$1.98 > $4.50
DRY GOODS------
Mens khaki p a n t ... m edium and heavy
w eight. Note these low prices. Only
36 (Inch L. L j , tMuslJn, good q u a lity, per
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15c
36-lnch to il du nords, gilbrae and Roberdel
ginghams, now only per yd .....
24c
36-ln. striped B roadcloth, per yd only
30-ln. Jap Crepe, plain colors, per yd. 23C
A good assortm ent o f Craetonne, per
vd
20c
36 ln. striped Charmeuse, a wide range o f
colors, per yd ....... ......................... 39c
36-ln. Voils, assorted colors, per y d ...........
35c 'o 45c
T-
Gilbrae
draw n d o th , assorted colors,
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$5.95
MENS DRESS S H IR TS
You w ill alw ays find better shirts fo r less
m oney a t the C. J. B reier Co., w ith neck
band o r collar attached.
WOMENS DRESSES------
$1.85 -
$1.98
and
B reler’s for l e t t e r work shirts?
only good w ell made shirts
We ca rry
69c to 89c
MENS SHOES------
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Brow n Mule skin shoes, solid leather, nil
sizes
>
$1.85
per
55c
Mens heavy w eight w aist and bib overalls
$1.49 - $1.65
Elk o u tin g shoes, bicycle toe. Just the shoe
fo r long wear and hot w eather
$2.25 t<» $2.85
.
$1.35
We ca rry a good line o f Mens dress shoes In
all kinds of leather
$2.95 to $4.95
Corner 6th and Willamette Streets-Eugene, Oregon