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TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
SPRINGFIELD BEATS NINE I
FROM WENDLING 5 TO 4
The Springfield nine w.'n a 5 to 4
Victory over th e W end 11 ng aggrega
tlon in Sunday aftern»x»n's game on
th e local ground« on Fifth street. Thf
gam e was hard fought throughout
A t the beginning o f the eighth inning
th e score stood S-0 tn Springfield's
favor.
The gam e scheduled with Coquille
fo r Sunday has been called off. At
tem pts a re being made to secure a
gam e for Sunday, according to re
ports
Lineups for Sundays gam e were
Springfield
Wendling
Delps
P
Coates
G arter
P
F o rtier
C
.
Wicke»
Black
1st base
Hoffman
Snyder
2 base
H ufstader
A. Mulligagt
¡shprt
T aylor
Sankt»
L F
Stolberg
L F
Johnsen;
M eats
R F
R asm unsen I
H ardesty
C F
Allen !
Move to Eugene—Mr and Mrs. L.
K. K eithley have moved to Eugene
The K eithiey's w ere form er residents
of this placa.
H ere From C ottage G ro v e-M iss
Dee E tta D rury of C ottage Grove Is
▼'.siting at th e hom e of R obert D rury
of Springfield th is week.
THURSDAY. JULY 30, 1026
!arly elected.
J e a n e tte
Hank In.
M ontana—reg-
itarly eleetixl,
W inifred
Mason Murk
llllnola—
fathers* term ,
i Mae Nolan, C alifornia h u sb a n d s
I term ,
Mary T Norton. New Jersey reg
(ularly elected.
Florence IVng Kahn. C alifornia.—
husband's term .
hji'lth N mirse Roger«. Maaanctiu
i se tts husband's term .
V isits W ith T u rn er'a— Miss May
M .xxlruff of Comatnek Is a visitor at
¡the hom e of Mr and Mr». O. H .Tutn
• r for the w eekend.
H ere ' r i m Comp C reak—Al t i n
men* of f s tn p Creek w«< .-» k-eul
visitor W ednesday.
•
L e t i ' * a» V isits
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N advornlk was a W estfir visitor Sun
day,
Two widows, both elected on' merit, will ait tn the next session
of Congress, to serve out the unexpired terms of their husbands.
A t left, Mrs, Edith N. Rogers, who defeated former Governor Fosa
of Mass., nearly 8 to 1. A t right, Mrs. Florence P. Kahn who w ill
represent the fourth California district.
Election of Tw o W idows to ^ 1 rs aa<| * “ '»• to bo th the o p p o rtu n ity
N ext Congress Indicates New ,o t'r" v" ,h“ ' ,h,v wcre qu»HHed for'
O rder fo r Women in Politics. *'"Us *“ con’ rcM'
H ere F ro m W endling— Will Catner
on and F red Hanke w ere In from
W endling Snturday.
V isit From Lebanon II. A Ander
son was a locai visitor from Lebanon
Sunday.
L o cal
G ir ls
H ik e
to
Bsnd
elected to serv e ou the unexplred ag ain st a dem ocratic opponent. Eu-
term s of th eir late husbands.
gene Noble Foss, th ree tim es gov if .
H owever, sentim ent has died In n" r " f Ma-sa« bust tts. She defeated
polities—and th e woman elected to him. n e a |y 3 to 1.
C ongress now— goes th ere ,ui m erit
R o h r's
Mr
•tur» a re quite
Such is th e p»tt<cal evidence of IMS f ...’
t h e bel
t she will be a
O ne of th e widows is from Mass " r e a l ' eotigre-sw-
l.
S he
win
ach u setts, the first ever to be sent forc i d to m ake a
fight for eleo»«
T h e W a y o f a W o m an
from the New England states. She Is tlon
She m ade m any political
Digc rs —"W hat was th e excitem ent Mrs. E dith N ourse Rogers of th e flf>
ste e e h e
and aurprlsod all by hap
down in the haiL Did you have words d istrict T he o th er Is Mrs. F lorem ■
g rasp of national questions and Ihe
w ith the landlady?
Drag Kahn of San F rancisco, elect»--!
w orkings of congress. Sentim ent wo»
Roommate "! had w ords—Dig 'ol from the fourth C alifornia district,
forgotten aa ! she rolled up vote» on
d e a r—but no chance to use them ." > The th ird m em ber Is not a w dow .
m erit—enought to win handsom ely.
—
th erefo re has to go out in an Inten-
It Is tru e th at of th e seven woman
CALL AND SEE Dr N. W. Emerv sive cam paign and b attle Ler way to
nn pH-.w m Olafcf and o th e r work »t victory. She is Mr« Mary T. Norton elected to congress since Inaugura I
——— — —- -
o f New J e rse y —whose husband is tlon of equal rig h ts, not one h as tn ,
LOST—L adies gold w rist
watch. alive and In th e cooperative besiness any way distin g u ish ed herself. How
ever. woman has shown h erself to be
Initials K. C. D. on case. Mrs. K ath a t Je rse y City.
an ap t pupil and recen t elections In
erin C Duncan. V itus A partm ents
W hile sentim ent prom pted the can
d icate th a t she has a rriv ed —to ma k -
Phone 12» J. Rew ard
J. 30.
didacy of both Mrs. Rogers and M rs
good.
*WFtR
*
K ahn, a t th e d eath s of th e ir hus-
The seven women qfected to con
Speeial a t W hite F ro n t G rocery bands, both encountered stro n g op-
L ifebuoy Soap. 2 cakes for 15c. and position to th e ir elections
which g ress:
one cake free.
Alice Robert “o - —O klahom a, regu-
m ade the cam paigns w hllrw ind af-
APPOINTED FOR SMOKERS
Uncle Jo h n ---- *
The things thut “grow on a
feller" ain't alw ays an
t of
dread . . . unless It's tohai her or
whiskey—or sumethln' that tiles
to his head It coultl Is» a passel
of w hisker» a eovey .if wrinkles
or w arts, for, the things that grow
on a feller m ust l»> reckoned a*
different aorta. , . , B ut—when
It's the habit of savin', or the
.sitin' of regular uuxil«. or— of
Inkin' one's breakfast a t sun-up.
no tuatler how luay he feelst It
«Mild Is» a hunger for reudln* or
solvin' Hie problems of life, like
raisin' the boy» as they should
bo, or of gettln* along with the
wife. . . . It might as well he
somethin* nohlv as som ethin' d is
ruptive and had. for the things
that can grow on a feller ahould
render him tram pill and glad I
lu tlu» eaiwlde way of »electin'
It's resky to Jedge with a wills—
for. the Idea that grows on a
feller, will make hltu the man
th at he la.
¡ran Legion.
A fast card lias been a rra n g ed bv the
! rommltM» for the sm oker which will
' lie held August 7 In the open a 'r
¡pavltllon al the corner of tteeond and
Main S treets T he legion expeels Io
! put on boxing cards regularly In th s
(future.
•
U nder a N ew
Label
M other "F 'r heaven sakes, m dear
why does that young man. Joe Brown
w ear such a wide heltT"
Ih»ughter--"1 don't know, m o t h e r -
hut I think for the same reason that
President Hooaevie t wore red white
I ami blue suspenders "
I' 8. “To keep his pants up."—Kill*
to r's note
Dr 8
building
The Indlcattone
Guest "Q uite some hoy you have
there. Bill
W hat do you think ho
will do when he grow » up*"
Hill—"1 think lie Is going to be a
lion-tam er.
H ere Teddy, »how the
Ralph Dlppel. D entist. Vitus
gentlem an how you run c a t anim at
S pringfield, Oregon.
cookies.*'
[Money___
saving <&£
Try This On Your Grocery Bill
For nn entire m onth select every Itetu
of food in person. Go io the «Lores, coin*
pare values, m ake your purchases where
you i.nn get the most In quality uuil
quantity for your money.
D is trib i.l ion
W ith o u t
Keep a careful record and nt the end
of the nionth-ctunpure your expenditures
with those of the month before. T here,
a fter you will he a confirmed personal
.hopper. And we venture- you will do
your shopping a t Skftggh.
Waste
l:n
D istrib u tio n
W ith o u t
Waste
Two Day Features---Friclay and Saturday
Market Day
Kelloggs
SUGAR
Seedless Raisins,
fresh (|fock
•Hb. Pkg. 2 for
z
I
s
—
Printing in all of its
m any branches gets
prom pt and accurate
attention here. You
will be proud of the
good appearance of
any printing done by
A b alin g eo’nnilsslon has been S|V
: pointed hv Mayor (I (I Bushman In
compì luu.c with til» law
Those ap
pointed to serve on the i-ouimtsslon
are (’. E W heaton. •’ F Mwsrls, W
J S c o lla m i Dr. W C Hebhan. modi-
ra i exam iner
The rotnm lsalon will
supervise
all boxing and
ath letic
inati hex to be held under the simple»«
'o f the HprlngflAd Post of the Altieri-
The
Mrs. Rogers' victory at the recent ( Misses Ma*' and Mildred I'rm h .r |, ft
W ritten Specially for The News i election was m ost notable. S he w ent Tuesday m orning for llen.l They In
By R obert Fuller
into a th ree cornered fig h t a*. tend Io hike the e n tire distance.
R eturns
From C o b u rg -F ra n k lin
’
1 *■ p rim aries (nr tli.' R epublican
— ■ "1
J. D rury is hom e a fte r spending over
T h ree women w t| .-it l a tk s n. v
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tm tag l' ,i
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tw o w eeks visiting th e D rury's in Co- Congress.
feated tw o stro n g men candidate«. Lifebuoy Soap, 2 ra k e s for 15c. and
bnrg.
Two of them a re “political w idow s," T hen Into the fight for election one .cak e free
ED PURDY S PRILOS
. Im not saying th a t P ete Dexter ri
a fool but if he Isn 't th en he's a
tu rn e d good w arden—th e way he
keeps thought« locked up in hl» brain
call».
¡BOXING COMMISSION IS
89c
Certo For Jelly mak»
Ing 2 Bottles
63c
P ure llerrv Cane
"All Bran,”
25 lb. hag
Large pkg. 2 fo r
41c
Pep
23c
(One to Cuatomer)
Crostai
SOAP
Mrs. S tew art's
the best liquid blue
2 bottles ..........
33c
24 bars
K ra u t— Libby's— No. 2' . tins,
- fo r
"
'
35c
Kipptjred H erring front Scotland
M arshall's 1-lb. oval tins
33c
M arm alade — "C hivera” —
1 -ib. jars ......................................... 35c
2 pkgs.
Catsup
White
Bluing
English
$1.58
$1.00
Del Monte,
larg e b o ttle 3 for 72c
T o ile t
Paper— 1,00(1
sheet rolls of fine Ils-
Hite. 6 rolls .....
42c
Coffe— Skaggs No. 1 Blend—
I n ■>
flavor, delightful arom a, always
fresh - ground when you buy It
I pound
48c
3 pounds ........................ .
$1.39
Peaches For Canning
History repeats Itself- Last year the lowest priced pearlies were the Cali
fornia Elbcrtah. Crop > onditieijH In the N n th w eg t Plicate th at the same
will be true this season. California Elbertas a n net«.
We alviEe you to
Buy Canning Peaches Now !
C a lifo rn ia Elberta Peaches
The Willamette Press
............. ............... ................ .................... box $1.43
If you prefer to buy peaches already put up, here is your opportunity.
They are finest yellow freestone peaches in rich syrup. Safe to buy your win
ter supply
they will be higher later.
H unt's "S uprem e” Peaches
No. 2>/z tins, dozen
...........................
$2.93
Per case (two dozen).................................................................. $5.69
C ity Delivery— Orders of $5.00 or over free— Orders less than $5.00 10c
delivery charge
SKAGGS UNITED
PHONE 75
321 Main Street
•ss»-.
No. 213
Springfield, Ore.