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"Sv sounds ra th e r Im possible."
"No. no not at all You'll like her
She wins •■»♦ryha’itg, children amt
old turn Included. My fath er though,
she waa a wonder."
"How old 1» she now?"
"Abon, tw enty ,w o or so. I should
Imagine And still flapping." he added.
“ltu, I «till can't understand what
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
»he had ,0 do with getting this
SPRINGFIELD AND LANE COUNTY
house for u« “
J S Magheirv. wtlo is a candidate
" t'h ye»." he retu rn ed to my fir«,
for re-election as S enator for 1-ane
o u r» , ’on. "you »<»- »he was In Lou,"
County haa lived in :hls County for
B radley's place and rvi-ogntS", me
th irty year», has been identified with
Im mediately. She waa very cordial.“
B b U b m
he h e s ita t'd as If hS were about to
th e lum ber in lu stry the g r a te r part
tell me sone (h in t and then reponsld-
of that titre and is now o r e r a tin i a ■
I ered, “ Anyway,* he wen, on. “ wh *n
cam p and mill in the southern p art o f|
said, ...
th »fleet of th e discipline was >hf.
R eu n ion .
I «••««.
« h a t I w arted she «aid
th e County X ethithstanding hi» bu d- (
"W ell, I've found a house for you. auto m atic T hey behaved under t h e knPW ex a c t), the place and Insist
Bess Interests he ha» alw ays found
tim e to tak e an active p art In all was C u rtiss" first announcem ent new order like little augwfcs, sleeping pi, „„ taking me ou, to see I,
peacefully until It was ttiue to aw aken
“ W h at w a s »he w o tn g In a real
com m unity developm ent and |s the when he m et tue at the station.
"You m ean you already have I,? Scientifically prepared food had anni e sta te offlcel
hind of a man who make» a »ucces»
I questioned, trying to conceal th e htlated the usual annoying ills th at
"She has gone In for the Interior
of all he undertakes.
In w riting up the record of t h e ‘doubt I fel, over a m a n s ability to old-fashioned babies w ere wont to I aeroi-ufln« huslre«« and ha» a de
various S enators In the las, leglela- «elect the kind of a house a woman indulge in. Indeed. I thought, it uixist1 p itm e n ! of he rown in B rad ley '* “
to re the “Oregon V oter" »aid of him. wanted.
be an easy m a tte r rearin g a child
yi,„ »aid she wen, to O gonta—
“ M agladry Is so alcr, m entally, can
“Yee,
and 1,‘a corker! You'll Jus, under the new rules and regulations! |
..p ,, h er Oad's quite w ealthy—in
»ee openings in argum ent so quickly , love
Sallle. all we reed now for Bewidea. ¡here was tlje w onder th a , . feet h e 's'p ro h a M y th e riche», man
and can counter so effectively as ,c » real lo v e n e st Is some fu rn itu re, filled my h e a rt when I though, « ( [ ,„ the state—ought to be ’—
......... h"
because
I s til la
which of course I shall leave en tirely b e ln r a m other. My though,» ran on s tm ha« firs,
dollar—bu,
' to your selection."
and on until finally they were b lo tte d .,-raves luxury- has ,o have It and
•‘L et's go and s»'e it now. right th is ou, by an overw helm ing re a l,tä tie n ,h e h l, on this schem e to play with
m in u te!" I suggested, eager to know » h lch I Im m ediately voiced to Cur and arouse herself and Incidental!»
the w orst and be through with any , , M
to make money. 1 h ear she's done
u n p le a sa ta rt situation, for my h eart
“W e can ', possibly afford a bahv quite well with It. bu, sh-fs that
w as filled with misgiving.
g0 we",I have to use th is room for Ivpfv—sbe W>u,d have succeeded In
The house C urtiss had found far 3 .tu d y ."
a way. In any line of endeavor Rh-
exceeded my expectations. An Inter-
The reaso n advanced was appar- could sell Icicle" ,0 an Fsklm o and
easting cottage of simple English type, entty a new on, to C u rtiss bu, except bavP him pleased with the tranaac-
I, nestled on a hill top. In a little for a look of disap p o in tm en t th at ,,on W alt 'HI you see her. Sallle,“
I grove of slender pine ^aplings. which 9Wepr over his feature«, he might , , w a, r nnstim»*d w ith eurlosltv ,
¡even now. w ere ohlding aloft th eir not even have have h eard my te rse , fblnk there was a tiny bi, of tealnsv
I tiny green candles. Built sturdily of conclusion.
brew ing because In spite of C u r tiss’
soft-grey stucco I, was gaily trim - i Going back ,0 th e hotel 1 asked aroWed disapproval of T,etltla E v a n s
,nted in apple-green su tters. The fea- p Urtfcss m ore of the detail« of havtne sbe now sounded alarm ingly at frac­
ture. how ever, which pleased me secured th e house for a heasonabl-' , , VP
most, was the view of Shades moun- ren tal, a hou«e. which though small.
--\Vh. n will I have th a t pleasure*
tain which lifted one's vision ,0 v istas was undeniably a ttra c tiv e
, ask'-d. feign, r « In d iffer en ce. "I'm
, of vtcle,-blue peaks, the fa r ones m elt-i
,rp nt | n fO t,nols P rad ley ’s re a l in terested In m eeting nil your old
Ing harm onoiously into the Intense e sta fe office to see w ha, he could I pr _friends you know C u rtl« « '
I blue of Southern skies In the d istan ce <pt jp r „ g an(, r a , n | n , o , -Ptl, 1» Ev-
“She «»vs she's having 11« o v e r ,0-
“Oh. I Jus, adore it. d e a re s t!” I an s •
nigh, for dinner I accepted becaue
exclaimed, as we stood on th e un
, couldn’t plead ano*h- r engagem ent
"hW o is she?" I In terrupted
when vou Weren't even here you se.-.
dearest “
m ake him an extrem ely difficult man
A shadow rrossed mv face, which
to bamboogle H e is one of th e m ost ;
t hoped was unobserved h r Curtl«»
effective S enators Lane County has i
Ail the wav home on t h e t r a i n
cent to Salem fcr a good many years.' 1
A man who can earn such a record I
during his firs, term is certain ly en- ’
title d to he re tu rre d . He is a m an who
is safe and sane, and has no o th er
in t‘re s t bu, the developm ent of Ore­
gon and Lane County and with the
"W ell. I've found a house I
name thought and no other, w» take
for you. Sallle. all we need I
g re a t pleasure In recom m ending Mr.
now for a real love-nest is |
M agladry to the Republican men and
some fu rn itu re, which of
women voters of Springfield and Lane
course I shall leave en tirely
County.
to your selection.”
(Signed)
G G BC9HMAN.
Mayor of Snringf’eld
•
C. F EGGIMANX.
Ex-Mayor.
H. J. COX.
Member of C'*v Council.
(Paid A dr.l
to c to s ,
being the Confessions
of a new urtfe —
~4£
Rbwtr aUd by KU
(jîadys Baker^
5
FLAGS
Get your Flags
for M em orial
Day now, while
our assortment
is complete.
Prices
10c, 15c, 25c
and $1.75
Some Principals a r d Teachers
Organized In Campaign To
Control E ducation Thru
S tate Superintendent's
Office
“Oh, d id n 't I ever tell you about
L etltla? She and my sister w ere at
rcofed. sunshiny veranda with Its Ogoniz toge’her. Sh« «p. nt one sum
rose-colored tiles and bright flower m er with os ou, on th e Pacific. Th«,
boxes.
' was th eir first year a t s c h 'o t and
Portland New . May 11. 1926.
"How on earth did you get it? It i she was nothing but an infant I
A ttem pt to con 'ro l education
seem s to be absolutely n<-x and un- h av en ’t seen h er since. She was an
Or gon by a loosely organized, bu, ](VeG in “
incorrigible flapper a t th at time bu,
a r - r e a h in g rolitical m achine was r- -
“T he ow ner built it for a hnnv
th e fam ily fell for w hat thev called
rcc! ’. Monday by an Investigation to ijv«e in bu, later four.d th at h" had
.
..
.
_.
. h er ‘original en th u siasm .' She *was
»«ducted by a N ew . re p o r te r The pBt too mnch ,n lhe ,nTestn
,n d orf
#H
h ,. wm|tod
m c h ln e . which h a s Intrudaced poU- M h„ haa consented to le, m s 1»»« ,ntocence,
r. m lnded h er the o th er
fical propaganda ir.to th " city « publin it w(th an option to buy later. Watt
schools, has for it« prim ary object *tju you see the in sid e honey”
'
th» defeat of W. C Alderson as sta te
c urtlaa was like a child proudly,
school supertnt r. ’ sr, end control of displaying a n«w possession. As he]
th a t office thru a man of the ma- conducted me from, one room to an-
c b 'n e ’s own choosing.
o th er of the thoroughly compact lit-
P rincipals and teachers have been t je cotfaga he eagerly watched for
orgar.'zed. to an unknown extent, pol- an exrreag(on of approval.
„ l e a l propaganda spread among th«m
..jt ¡sn-t any bigger than a m inute”
Nun: irons com plaint, from teach ers hp M ,a laughingly, /'but. tts large
and parents sen, the News rep o rter enr,ugh for us—a, p resen t.“ We
out on the m achine's trail.
stood in Che doorw ay of a cozy little
P ro p a g a n d a L -ft on T e a c h e r ’s Desk ' rrK)Tr. th a t
flooded with the sun-
It is a scientific fact lha, predomint-.fing
T eachers upon en terin g th eir xchool sh ,n(. of a brllllan spring m orning
well colors react on the nervous system.
room s have found opposition propa-
„An(1 , h a , w,„ w„ „„„ th is for?"
Some distract and irritate. O thers aro
gnnda. ro«ition and ( • r such poll- I enquired. "It's -scarcely large epeuxh
Wf- qt-ieling and r .tful. With Acme Quality
’ 1 ^ No-L.jstre Finish you flet the desired ef­
tfcal m atp r’.al on kalr desk« Many ^o r a ,,o4r oom. Is I t’”
fect. On wall and ceiling» its soft, non-
of these brocher« xned the petitior«
j not;
was slightly em! irra«-
glaring tone» are always nothing and restful. And it
a rd distrib u ted the p rrag an d a he-
I ’
p ro v id 't a h 'iiitiful neutral background, always more
cause tf r y were advised th a , th eir
ow ner told me he planned
favorable to ilie room and its settings.
positions w ere “ p o liticar nr.d nr!"«.» ,f fnr a__,or a nu rsery ." he said off.
th e y " p ia r ball' trouble would ensue
an (nten-e -Hence
S ' ‘ • n o , supply houses have been ap-
p
mv ? a ge w a rd e r' d out
proacT d h" m achine solicitor« -'< k
fhp „„b o u n d 'd blue of th " moun
In s c m palgn funds In behalf of ,t>p ta)ng whlch could he seen clear,v
school m e’.In candidate.
throngh the ca< '-men, windows. It
B n g r.v sr'x Agent i . Machine W orker
b„ p„r fa r f, f wa« thinking, to
fine of the most active cupnorter . b.ave a son for C urtiss All the uh-
F or all w alls and ceilings there is a special Acme Qunl-
r f 'h e -school m achine candidate is ()( m y«t'-rious y earn in g for Mother-
ity product. Come ,0 this Acme Quality ra in , and
trav elin g ag en t for a P ortland en-
(hf)t
b idden aw ay In t h e ’
Varnish Service Station and discuss with us any indoor
graving eem panv w h’eh m an u factu res h e a rt of even the m ost frivolous w o-,
or outdoor painting problem.
cuts to he used In illu stratlo g h it'- mat)j cam e ’ r-g in g
B esides. tnV|
school annuals
1 thought continued, babies w eren’t so i
F ran tic le tte rs have been sen t on, ; ^.„,5, , rnuble In th is new g eneration.,
bv the m achine com m ittee »ollcltina f rpm ,e n h 're d conservations of mv
In a ;
th e endorsem ents of business m en , r)pn,ja who discussed children
for tb r ir candidate
, . . » m odern iangungc. T here wa« no more
A,demon h as co n sisten tly defeated unsclenllflc Joggling and hum oring of
<be school m achine candidates and , Infanta. T hey w ere put to bed at a
,S partly due to his success in th e certain tim e and if they showed th eir
pant to do «o ‘’‘"
tT e ffc rt Turtn’g ’ th e l resen tm en t o r displeasure for the
Flanery’s
Drug Store
TAe 3^222^ Se°**
Sometimes you wonder
why iVotnen are Nervous!
fam ish
Wright & Son
making such an
mt campaign to defeat him
(Paid Adv.)
T IIU H O P A Y , MAY 20, IftgO
T H E SPRINO m CLD NEWS
PAGE SEX
first few times they were allowed to
do so unmolested and later, it waa
I! »,« of It dami Fax. P e re a s d
NOTICE o r FINA!. HKTTLFMENT
Notice la hereby given that Hasel
Try»«. A dm inistratrix of the estât"
OI Roland Fox. deceased, ha» filed
in the County Court of the «tat» of
i gon. In and for la»ne C ount' her
final r - | r, aa such adm lnlalr.itrlx
and that ten o'clock In the forenoon
,.f M inlay th " Slat da» of ho e,
Its* at th< Court Itooin llo re f a v o
I almost liat-sl t.etltla Fvan»!
H ere 1 ad been away a long tim e he, .i. by a l Court f X" ’ and ap­
pointed as th tim e end plan- for
from ('urti«» and on accouni of h er hearing o h j 'r ’lons in sahl report and
arran g em en ts w were not Io he al (or the i
1
'
lowed the pleasure of our flr«t a re a of said (Ircea-i-d
I
ttY
t’X.
IIAZKL
Ing logeiher
A Im ln lslra trlx
C urtiss had to r< turn to hl» office
A F WHKI” I H
«nd w a s le a d in g m e a! the entrance
A ttorney.
of the hotel T utw iler a, which w e
M ?« 2? .1 d in IT
were »laying Th! meat*, that , would
no, «ee hl m agata until Juat before
tim e to dress for dinner
I b itterly resented the L odative .
REPUBLICAN
this new girl had tak* n fin». In se ,
tec,Ing a hou»e for ua to live In and
CANDIDATE
now for planning onr firs, evening s
FOR
en tertain m en t Then a though,. Ihst
LEGISLATURE
was almo», prophetical came to m -
ad 1 knew. Jimt as positive,v, a» if Nine,ceil yearn a renlth’,,, ati’l
1 could see Into th •• future th a t th'» taxpayer x»f I j »,,«’ co,inly n a ­
was Ju«, thn heglnnlng of I.etltla tive Oregonian.
Want rigid vnf»»r<vnient <>f ih-‘
Fvan'» Interference
profi lidi Ion law. becauae I b e ­
(To ho continued
hud tough, a lam our first ev rctn tg
together—had looked forw ard to a
coay chat a, d in n e r th e thousand
and one II,tie incidents of the irlo
to be related, m esasuges from h's
friend» to be delivered and also
many arrangem ent» to 11»- dt»rtl»»«d
about the future
Chas. M. Emery
Loc.l Man G et! Mention \ C P ,
tlcord, new president of the »Ixival
Legion of lo g g e r s »nd Lum berm en.
lo<-»I unit. Is the subject of an article
,0 appear shortly In the 4 L Lum ber
New« The article was w rltl-n » v P
W MeKInnon. secretary of the nr
ganlxatlon
FOR BALE- -Carbon caper In lavr*
sheets. 2«x?9 Inches «nttahl« fo»
m aking tracing« T he New» Office
lieve In prohlblllon
Will aHMiHt In getting an eq u ita­
ble Ineotne fax.
Economy through dem anding
offlelaln.
g r e a t e r e ffle le tte v fro m
and elimination of (¡»•■le»1’’ com ­
minatone.
(’h a tig e |M ,rote In "' 10 c o r r e c t
p re n a n t •'•tr*'« n ‘’f “ h " « e
N o n ri'm l- e» •<’
t” anv or-
'vaolvnf |on l'xeepl f’* UHB ,,,V
tient Judgment 'n handling legis­
lative orohietns.
(Paid Adv.)
G ro w in g Food .
If mother« *iR reallxed the care, thought and knowledge
pur Into the baking of PEILEEt T1ON HUEAH they would
refiiHe to buy any other and never «pend another hour In
a hot kitchen m alting bread.
Perfection bread look« good, Il faate« good ami ba«
nourishing qualities with balance that make« it truly the
staff of life.
Bread and milk 1« a mighty good year 'round food for
growing boys and girl».
THE BREAD YOU DON’T TIRE OF
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
FRED FRESE, Prop.
Perkins
Ijixton
Building
Firth St.
Springfield
Phone R6
J. C. BRILL STORES
A x ’R'Ly D ept. S to re
Successori to SCHAEl'ERS BROS.
75c SILK CHECK ANU STRIPE VOILES. THE
YARD
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New! Have Ju«t made appearance into the fabric section.
The modish sum m er frock Is made of these splendid quality
ind beautiful Voiles. You'll be captivated by tile luxuriously
r ter-woven «liken thn-ails which form dainty cheeks or
triiws. Green, maize, blue, rose, orange. U n, grey, also
white fortn the Interest ing color range, 40 Inches wide.
59c
NEW PRINTED VOILES ARE OFFERED AT A
SPECIAL PRICE
There nre new designs anti color combinations that em ­
phasize the desire for brightness and color in sum m er
faahlona. Fine «beer quality. 40 IncheB wide. Just arrived!
49c
“CANTERBURY” PRINTS RIVAL IN BEAUTY
WITH OTHER FAST COLOR PRINTS. YARD
39c
One of the newer weaves that lias already earned a big
following of busy m others. Repeated washings leave
freshness undlmuied. Because of their splendid weight
ami cheery, colorful pal terns they sell readily.
FAST COLOR SCITINOS TAKE A LOW PRICE
O F, YARD
29c
Commercially fast color suiting« th a t witliBland the rub
of flit- tul> and wear so satisfactory because of their splen­
did weight. Especially «ultatble for boy« wash suit« and
of course wom an's and children’s frock«. Yard wide, choice
of 2(1 colors.
SI ('ll ENGAGING STYLES IN WOMEN’S AND
MISSES’
Rayon and Wool
Slipon Sweaters
- Indeed, the price i« low for the«e new sw eaters—the m ost
noticeable style feature about them I« the petal effect, col­
lar. Collar« and wide band at bottom distinguish them selves
In contrasting shades, and just a suggestion of a Bleeve—
decidedly «hört they are—'Goya red, Champagne, Opal or
Narva Blue colors.
(2nd floor.)