THURSDAY, JULY 30. 1926
TUB SPRINGFIELD NKW8
FA CE TWO
buy ring« Ih» b .ll »v»ry Ilm «
breakfast, d inner and aupp»r."
PROSPERITY
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
The resident of the American Hankers' Assorts*
Pabltafced Every Thursday at
tlon. Mr. W alter W. Head, of New York, cites the
8prlncft«M. Lane Coanty. Oregoo. *>y
following figures to show that America Is enjoy
peopcE was a ll w o n d c k in '
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
W HY OLO MAH SklN N tR WFNT
ing great prosperity:
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6 POST e r « < e CW .Í» DAY
H. B M A X E Y . E d ito r
F. C. W K S T E R F IE L D Managat
110,000.000 pereons, occupying 3.700,000 square
— - put c o n e to find o u r
«•red . . .«-ond cl»« matter February 24. 1WJ a t t h . »»lies of territory and possessing wealth estimât
a ie r r u a . muuu
•
iWrt i UW ilibl
T b A T S VIMBRE
tHl at t«n,i
$300,000.000,000.
poatofftca. s p r in t ile « . B reto n
HE P IL L * H l i
Bank deposits aggregating approxim ately $40,-
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
000.000,000.
One Y ear tn Advance------ $125
T h ree M onths ------ 50c
O utstanding Ilf«* ittsrance of m ore than $70,-
Btx Months ____________ 76e
Single Copy ----------- - - 6c
000,000.000.
5,000,000.000 auras of Improved farm lands
T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y SO. 1»2S
valued at $77.000,000.IMH).
24,000,000 milch cows, 40,000.000 head of other
Editorial Program
i attic, 40,000.000 sheep and 00,000 noo swine.
Mon* than 3.000,000.000 bushels of corn and
Make Springfield the Industrial Center of W es
1.000.000.000 bushels of wheat produced in c
tern Oregon.
year.
Develop a Strong Tradin g Point: Build a City
More than $00,000.000.000 worth of m anufac
of Contented Homes.
tured products turned out in a year.
in. Improve Living Conditions on the F arm . Pro
T he Boy W aa Right
More than 23.000.000.000 gallons of crude oil
mote the Ra sing of Purebred Livestock and
Mr». F lake— “ M y, my »Uih wui. I-
produced
in
a
year.
the Growing of F ru it: W o rk fo r B etter M arkets
crtu l clothes th a t ta ll woman u»«i
More than 250 000 miles of m llroad.
IV. T e ll the W orld About Oregon’s Scenic W onder-
ih .r o ta wcarlug.
I wutnler wiicr><
More
than
250.000
miles
of
commercial
le
t
land.
»II« llveeT"
graph lines.
M r. ttynl<— " M y « ulws would be
SOO.OOO miles of telephone lines.
WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?
20.000 daily anti weekly new spapers to dls- ■juat bryouti h«r tiu»b«nds Income. '
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j
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in sem lnate inform ation anti to bind our people by
L ittle Geo. Wash
Only wo advantages will aerne «
«
ties of common knowledge ami for a common
having the railroad shops located west of th at
“
Young T h in g —“T h a t horrid old M r.
city instead of at Springfield, as we see it the l'u rPO8e-
. . .
Dr«x«l Just »aid (hut billing Mild voo
sale of real estate anti the oportunity to count a
m g «ml« -»Uh the Uun.ymuon, Hid
ANOTHER PROMISE BROKEN
few* hundred more people inside the city limits.
(you find I I so?"
People are not so essential to a large town
The Southern Pacific com pany has a franchise
M ere .M an --"O n ly (he «nolng "
—
which draw s county wide patronage as to a to operate street care on Main street which upecl-
ED P U R D Y ’S P H IL O S
am aller one with only local activity. As a town a Ties that a 5 cent fare shall be charged We can't
**l told Ed Billow s If he was going
few hundred more people added to Springfield find where this franchise has been amended. Bui
m ean m ore than the same num ber added to Eu- so long as this is an agreem ent m ade with the up to O'« elty to a«» the sights to ba
gene. If the situation ha been left alone and the railroad company, of course the Southern Pacific sure and cal Ion my maid»n aunt.”
shops built in Springfield. Eugene would likely is not bound to abide by it. C ontracts with the
A nsw er Pitas«
have had the opportunity of counting not only the Southern Pacific are only to bind the city,
shop employees but also Springfield inside her
Of course street car fares are fixed by the Pub- She— " It Is the women who pay—
cltv limits in a few years. The way the situation lie Service Commission, but franchises are made and i a y - a n d pay. you know ”
H e --" T h e n tell me— why Is 1 that
has developed now she may lose the opportunity by cities, and they should be lived up to, changed
the men are alw ays rb o keT '
of counting either of them.
or cancelled.
As far as the payroll is concerned, anyone
W h a t W o m e n T a lk A bo ut
fam iliar with the trade situation here knows that
Remember. “ It shall be unlawful, during th “ First Cat— "W h e re la M r. Pack. I
Eugene will profit to the sam e extent with the
.
shops and term inals located in Springfield as she nnv
. . . . tobacco,
'
‘ r plpn
~ tt„ m
m atches,
afrh ' haven't seen him all evening?”
any . lighted
cigar,
cigarette,
Second C at— “ I don't know — but I
would in Eugene.
firecrackers, or any lighted m aterial, on any for- suspect he Is lost In one o f the folds
The shop site com m ittee m akes m uch of the e8t
private road, publlo highway or railroad of his wife's second chin."
benefits Eugene will reap from the location of right of way In the sta te of Oregon
carshrops there.
This is m ere cam ouflauge
This law was passed by the last legislature.
B L O N D E BESS O P IN E S .
• • •
T hey m ight just as well argue th at a m an i s '
“ I may be dumb— but I em not as
richer by taking a dollar out of one pocket and
dumb as Osn who thinks a falsehood
E d ito r ia l
C om m ent
putting it in another.
Is a w ig.” .....................................................
• • •
"B IG B R O T H E R ” S T U F F
I T h e bro th erly love between Eugene and Springfield
Reason For II
A SAMPLE OF OUR FAVORITISM
.«eom* to have ferm ented u ntil It ha« passed the 1-2 of
F ather— "E a rly
In life , my
son
As a city we have passed laws and m ade string- 1 P*‘r c,>nt
prescribed by the Volated act. and la adopt the ‘ea rly b ird - policy und you
en t regulations to keep out m otor bus competi- 1,able to reauR In all klnda of trouble.— O akridge Review v.f I succeed."
tion with the street cars operated by the South-
• • •
Sonny— " I don't think I h e lle r, dad
ern Pacific company. A m otor bus in the town
a d v a n t a g e of s m a l l n e w s p a p e r s
O nly yesterday Betty called me a
of Springfield m ust file with the city recorder a
an Mhteal , t, ndpoint tt can falr,r
rlahn, d tha, poor worm ."
certified schedule of trips and m aintain these tbe country preaa and small city dallies have a marked
trips and also pay into the city treasu rer 5 cents advantag0 orer the b,E mnt ropolitian newspaper.,
A Gold-Digger. Ehl?
for each trip w hether passengers are carried or
The gmai|Pr papers a re conducted by th eir owners who F irs t Cakeeater— "H o w did you
not. This law is so effective th at no m otor bus are personally known to the people and business men ot l i k e th a t French girl?"
can operate.
Second C akeeater— "Too franc
the com m unity and read In nearly every fam ily.
In the past the city has made just such fool
T h e owners, editors and publishers are fre e r to express
regulations as these to help out a railroad com- ,helr
convlctlon, than the M<hly commerciali««
D irect to Consumer
pany which seemingly has taken everything it clty pre„ too ofTen run by hlred employea prlllctpalIy to P r o f — "N a m k three things th a t tote
could get and gave nothing in return to the com earn dividends.
i tain sugar.”
m unity. The tim
e , has come when it , is „ time . , to
Student— ‘ Sack. Jar and bow l.”
,
T h e small d a lly o r country w eekly th a t lives up to Its
atop inconveniencing ou r own people for the opportnnlt)eg repregPn„ the gtand of
,„urna.lgn,
Loftdsanded Comp
benefit of a railroad company.
In bebalf of the community
Boarder— "O reat
boy
you
have
there Mrs. Sim pkins."
rem ain tru e to th e ir best traditions, w ith th e ir editorials
Mrs. Sim pkins— 'Ob. do you th in k
devoted to constructive policies, th e ir Influence In Journal-
se?”
I,m w ill Increase — T he M an u factu rer
Boarder— "Yes Indeed.
W h y 'h a t
Aa long as the small city dailies and country weeklies
Since Dr. Elliot insists th at there will be work
to be done In heaven we’ve got to get busy and
gave the souls Of a few efficiency experts.
The Home Is A Business
This is no
SPECIAL
But a Regular Thing
for p u liin i (Jia people of thia town to thn
• r i d tost."
Th» G oal— "llo w asT*
l)lg g»ia
B L O N D E BESS O U IN E B
“ My boat playa for big ateahe—ha
flirts
tom sthlng te rrib le w ith
tha
w altras at his noonday cats."
now a b o o tl«g «.r."
Do They Mean M .n te lly ?
W ANTED
T h . Boy I» Right
Dlgirei » --" H ill Sim pkins Is
« c y c le fu r a l»"F not
from Dexter (A la )
geared Ino high
surely Chronicle.
Lndies
Shoes
at
L atest
Prices
Black G unm etal Satin Pum ps
$4.95
Black Satin Pumps, low tied
........................ $3.46
Tan Tic Pumps. Medium heal
$3.95
Brown Oxford, low rubber heel
............... $3.96
Patent Leather, strop pump, short vamp
$4.50
Tan Oxford tie. very com fortable
$4.50
Tan Rusalan Calf, Elastic Sides, $6 60 value at
$4.95
C. J. BREIER Co.
C om er Gth and Willamette
Eugene. Ore.
Is a L ion afraid of a cock?
Medieval wiseacres used to w a g their heads
and tell tales like this in the village marketplace.
A n amusing superstition, o f course, but is it
any more absurd than the belief that there is
something mysteriously “better" about eaatem
motor oils just because they cost more and
come from eastern crudes? Professional drivers
and economy-run experts out after records don’t
share this superstition w h y should y o u pay
tribute?
Zeroiene— the choice o f Western Motorists
Zeroiene lubricates more cars in the Pacific
Coast states than any other oil made— a better
oil if it does cost less. Zeroiene increases the
gasoline mileage, reduces the carbon removal
and maintenance costs and lengthens the life o f
any car in which it is used.
Zeroiene checked fifteen times fo r quality
As a m atter o f fact the best crude so far dis
covered for the manufacture o f motor lubri
cants is obtained on the Pacific Coast. And the
most highly developed refining process is the
high-vacuum process, the patents on which are
held by this Company. And 15 positive checks
on Zeroiene at the refinery make quality con
trol absolute.
W h y pay tribute to superstition when you
w an t the best oil you can get? Insist on Zero
iene—ask for it by nam e.
Get the Facts!
The m any advantages of the personal cheeking ac
count quickly appeal to women Paying all bills by check
elim inates all discussions, as cancelled th e ks are receipts.
When the housewife has a checking account, budgets
are easier to keep; savings are less subject to disturbance:
th rift is established as a practice; and the home is placed
in its rightful position as a business—conducted along
business lines.
Open a checking account for your wife a t this bank.
Give h er the oportunity to show you how efficient she can
be. No doubt she will show you a healthy cash balance a t
a t end of a year—on which we pay 3 per cent interest.
Commercial State Bank
Beef Steak, lb.
20c
Boil Beef, lb.
10c
Beef Roast, lb.
15c
an d o th er m eats in proportion. A nd
rem em b er this is a strictly Springfield
M eat M arket, no branch M ark et.
W e live here. •
Swarts & Washburne
I 428 Main Street
Phone 21
A series of independent and impartial reports
showing the experience o f large users w ith
Zeroiene has been collected in our booklet,
" W h y P ay Tribute to a Superstition?" Ask any
Standard Oil Company representative or Zero
iene dealer for a copy.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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