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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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Springfield, Ijin e C o u a tj. Oragoa, by
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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IS, 19-6
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THURSDAY 8RPTRMBBR 1«, 1920
TYSON BACK FROM
C h a « » . Power Cable— A crow of Simpl« Mixture Make«
FIR ST SAFETY M EET llnemea were busy Monday changing
Stomach Feel Fine
THE FINK ART OF HOO CALLING
We’rv learning morn and more every day.
—
W. I*. Tryaon. who attended the
tins safety conference ever held ,n
thia alale under the direction of the
National Safety Cornell reporta that
much waa accomplished at Ihe con
feretice and many I n s t r u c t i v e
speeches made
Mr Cameron, man
aging director of Ihe National Safely
Council outlined the alma and met-
hods of Ihe aatety work Ihrourhout
We are finding out that “hog-calling" la a real
art. A newspaper admitted that It didn't know
anything about it. and immediately there follow
ed a flood of “authoritative information form
Ih J Westerner«. Easterners, Southerners, and North
erners.
Oh. yes, we know that hogs^are "called." We
called them ourselves, some years ago. but far b<
- I t from us to venture the “correct" approach.
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We find, too. that there Isn't any one particular ¡h; „„¿.„"„J'.Jw wllat ,hw
¡exercise of the vocal cords to bring piggies a run Council has accomplished In l o w
ning.
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In Industry and
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WORDS FROM TH E LIPS OF GREAT MEN I
. “ “It
It rs^tha
is the People That Give Power and Can the country, each supposed to be the original and
drnta In the working class
Take
Marshall.
” ‘ It “ Back.’
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authentic call. Here they are:
hv
the cable which carrlea the control
wlrea from the Power houae of lh"
Mountain Stale« l\<wer company Io
their office. The old cable was re-
placed by a atrohgor one aa Ihe load
of wlrea waa thought loo heavy for it.
The control wlrea lead from Ihe plant
to Ihe office and enable the workers
a( the plant to throw the awltchea at
ihe company office.
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e r i n g visita Kanyona—Dr and Mrs. K S
re- Cochrane
of Grangeville,
Idaho, a» villi »
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Simple buckthorn hark, glycerine,
eta , as mllud In Adlarlka. often helps
stomach trouble In TEN minutes by
removing GAH Brings nut a surpris
ing amount of old waata matter yon
never thought was In yonr system
Slop« that full, bloated feeling and
makea you happy and cheerful Excel
lent k<r chronic constipation. Adler-
Ika works QUICK and delightfully
easy Flanery'a Drug Store,
Mr«. Huntly On Vie««— Mr« B M.
• ad at the h o ttie or Mr and Mrs. <
Kenyon laat Sunday. They are »top. Hunlly left Monday morning for an
exlendinl trip through Oregon. Wash
The movement haa aa Ita aim the plug at Eugene with frlenda.
Indiana and Western Kentucky: “P-o-o-o-o-g- ,,rt)le<!ll,(n of
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ington and British Columbia.
She
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will visit friends and relatives along
GO TO THE FAIR
Middle West: "Whoo-ee! Whoo-ee' Whoo-ee!" Ihe ......
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elimination ot accidents, although
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C. «he route and return from Aatorta In
East
Texas:
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Pig!
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Pig
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Next week Is Lane county's own show, the
thfil will result when the accident Thomas, general freight and passing- October with her father and mother.
Delaware: "Who-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e!”
annual fair. It is owned by all the people, it is
rale Is lowered
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fl)r
cnifagi» M ilw a u k ie Mrs It. K. Slaltery and daughter of
for all the people and everyone should attend. q Dlasbow,^ Kyt.
Soo c-e-e-e.
Soo-
B. E. Marlin ot the Eugene offleo anJ
, ^ u, r, „ roa<l with offices In Eugene accotnpanledw her as far aa
The exhibits this year, the racing program and ‘ Fred f Patzel, , champion hog caller of Nebraska, of the Booth Kelly company read a Portland waa In Hprlngtleld Monday Portland Mrs Hunlly plana to atop
at Seattle. Olympia. Aberdeen. Tarn-
paper on safely In the lumber In
Rinusement promises to be the best in the history
whose call can be heard two miles away, says It’s duetry. The paper waa clear, conalvo, on bualnesa.
ma, Vancouver. Urtllah Columbia, and
of the fair.
at Astoria.
covered a wide scope. and waa full of
Attending the county fair gives one a finer •Poooo-ew-olig. "
Patzel also
appeal.
appreciation of our agricultural and industrial
~ says: “you've got to have
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suggestion«. Mr Tyson states.
CAt.I. AND SEK Dr N W Bme-y
products. The
m
e county
c u . . , r .„ u . .
~ ....... “ “ “ on priera on piala and other work, t' Dance at Coburg every Saturday
which we should not neglect.
night
Garrett's Orchestra
rf.
commission spoke in the eveulcg
them."
• making an appeal to do away with
Now, Just how do they do it in this country? ! the suffering of the fam ilies whose
PROFITS NOW IN MENIAL TASKS
! wage earners are Injured. He said
We met a man from San Francisco who lived
With all his faults Governor Walter Pierce Is <*»«• accident commission read ies that
In a large apartment house. He sayB "My Janitor not quite so bad as Coventor Hartley of Wash- ‘he money paid the worker by the
Monday August 30, Tuesday, September 7. nnd Monday
Is not really a janior—he’s a millionaire bootleg- iIngton. We can sympathize with our sister state commission in case ot accident is not
September 13, are the enrollment days for the regular Fall
ger. but at that he is no different than hundreds since they have two more years to endure the sufficient to keep the fam ily from
MONDAY. AUGUST 30
of other Janitors in the large cities."
rash treatment while we don’t need to keep want
In spite of the fact that 75 per cent of our law _ Walter without we want to.
Mr. Smith of the Mountain Slat-a
enforcement officers devote their time to at-
Power company told of safety In the
tempting to enforce the dry law booze runs ram
power Industry and deecrlbed the
COST OF UPKEEP OF ROADS
pant, especially in the large cities. What we are
means ot Insuring It In the power
going to do about it is a question nobody yet has
The Minnesota state highway commission plants.
answered.
keeps a cost book on the upkeep of roads in that
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And, what makes it worse is that booze law state. In 1925 the commission spent $354 16 per FUR B A L » — Payroll
enforcement takes so much time that the pro- mile on upkeep of dirt state highways where the and la stock a t the Naww
•ecution of other crime is neglected.
¡travel was less than 500 cars per day and $424.04
Form «attabla for road, eoastractloa
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i when the travel was over 500 cars per day. On work. saw m ills. H e , w ith tak ia ta
THE CASE OF MIDSHIPMAN ZIRKLE
, travel roads the cost was $460.88 per mile for sag
Na
gravel roads when the traffic was under 500 cars ba without
Midshipman Earl B. Zlrkle, who was educated a day; $606.93 where the traffic was between 500
by the government at Annapolis Naval Academy and 1000 cars per day and $1019.24 per mile
and then refused to accept the ensign commis-f where the travel exceeds 1000 cars per day. On
•Ion, because he wasn't “raised to be a salior," I the hard surfaced paved roads there was little
has been sent on a cruise.
difference in the upkeep no matter how light or
Naval authorities also declare they Intend to how heavy the travel. Maintenance on the paved
keep him on indefinitely as a midshipman.
roads ran from $150 to 300 per mile per year, the We will make your Suit or
Will this accomplish anything? Of course greater part of the cost being on the upkeep of Ilress. will alter or remodel
Zlrkle never should have gone to Annapolis, if he the gravel shoulders, which was highest during your old one, will Clean and
knew that he would develop a conviction that he the first two or three years ofter the paving was Press or Dye them.
should not enter the naval service as an officer laid. The maintenance on the concrete slab it-
240 Main Street
But the government cannot compel him to accept self averaged less than $50 per mile. Some of
THE
• commission.
the costs in the Minnesota department figures
Zlrkle should be turned loose, given his d is-! are for dealing the roads of snow in the winter
charge. He can’t be of any value to the navy. ‘ months. This runs up the cost on the whole to
The navy really couldn’t trust as an officer a man | a higher figure than is spent on the average
Of such inclinations or such small sense of obliga-'Washington road.—Record Press, Ellensburg,
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EUGENE
Dr. Mellenthin
S P E C IA L IS T
In
In te rn a l
Medicina for the
past fifteen years
DO ES N O T O P E R A T E
September 22-23-24-25
LANE COUNTY'S OWN SHOW
Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial
Exhibits, Horse Races, Carnival
Attractions, Music.
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Wednesday, September 22........................................ Opening Day.
Judging
Thursday, September 23............ .............. .........................Cottage Grove Day.
Friday, September 24........ ..............................................................Eugene Day.
Saturday, Sepetmber 25------------ -------- Lane County and Children’s Day.
R ace P rogram
Thursday.......................— .................. 2:20 Trot, 2:17 Pace, Running races.
Friday— ...................... ........ 2:14 Trot, Free for All Pace, Running races.
Saturday-------------- _--------- --------------- -------------------- 2:13 Pace and Trot.
G a tes O p e n
8 a . m . to 1 2 M id n ig h t
EVERYBODY WELCOME
The Reason Why
A little bit of QUALLITY
Always inakea 'em Smile;*
A little bit of COURTESY
Bring« 'ein in a mile;
A little bit of FRIENDLINESS
Tickles ’em, ’tig plain------
And a little bit of SERVICE
Hringg ’em back again.
And that 1 b why the popular place in Springfield I b
EGGIMANN’S
How Easily Folks Forget
Names, faces, date«, events, thinjoi.
On everybody's
tongue today—tomorrow nobody recall» It.
But, PERFECTION BREAD AND PASTRIES, once
you have tasted how good they aro you’ll never forget.
Made from the best Ingredient« by the latent, up-to-date
baking methods. In a clean, «anltary «hop, PERFECTION
PRODUCTS are the leaders ln Springfield.
Fred Fre«e, Prop.
Perklns-Laxton Bldg-
Phone 66
Wednesday September 2»
------------ Four Big Days-------------
EUGENE. OREGON
A. E. Roberts, President
Phone 666
992 Willamette S t
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
Osborn« Hotel
Lane County Fair
Eugene Business College
THE BREAD YOU PONT TIREJOF
W ill be at
Office Hour« 10 a. m. to 4 p.
Term.
It's a good school, and the rates are reasonable, and
we will gladly tell you about It. Don’t hesitate to ask.
Fifth Street
hi .
O N E DAY O N L Y
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mellenthin lR a regular graduate
In m edicine and »urgery and la lic
ensed by the state of Oregon. He
doea not operate for chronic appe.v
dlcltla, gall atone«, ulcéra of alomach,
tonsils or adenoids.
He haa to hl» credit wonderful ré
sulta In diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, kidney, I
¡bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak
'lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers
; and rectal alimenta.
Below are the names of a few of
I his many satisfied patients In Oregon.
Mrs. L. L. Peeta, Moro, heart
j trouble.
Mrs. F. F. Hager, (daughter Marie),
j Walton, tonsils and adenoids.
Mra. E. C. Mulloy, Hillsboro, uloar
i of the leg.
Mrs.* Nela Peterson, Skamokawa,
¡W ashington, colitis.
Orover C- Gouthler, Coquille, Ore.,
colitis and ulcers of the stomach.
Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mardhfleld, ear
trouble.
J. W. Turner, Dalles, stomach
trouble.
E. A. Russell, Klamath Falls, appen
dicitis.
Remember the above fîate, that con
sultation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment Is different.
Married women must be accompan
ied by their husbands.
Address; 211 Bradbury Bldg., Loa
Angeles, California.
(S-B-1623)
J o s tlin g Is N ot Such a Chore!
N o it isn’t —when you have a
complete modern Ironing O utfit—
auch aa an EDISO N Electric Iron
and a KID-J1D Ironing Table.
Only a Few More Days
—A ct N o w
Better hurry -come in now. Take
advantage of our Special Offer. The
outfit is youra on the lowest of
terms. A dollar a month with your
light bill—should not stand between
you and ironing-day comfort.
V /e ’l l G iv e Y o u $ 2 .X K F o r A n y O ld Iro n
Mountain 5tatesfe§8 Power Company
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