PAGE ETCH” 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 » 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 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 .- tm tag l' ,i .......... . w ......... 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.