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7 PAOB P IV I THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4. 1920 Hr P. A Loar* claim« to bo the Mother tucked her little daughter couldn’t I exchange my angel fur th« champion ^teer hunter of Htlverton, Into lied and after kissing her was hot water bottle ph-ase." now having the scalps of three to hie ihout to leave the room. Service Is N ation-W ide au d it within th e past month Dr. Lear Le ave s For California— Mr. and "It’s awfully cold In here mummy." Hiarcily <<f wut»r upi>ar®ntly has shot all three of the animals a few "Yea dear hut Just coddle down 4lra. C. E. Sims, for many years resi no i"ff»cl on Intsraxt In water r«acua. miles front Silverton Two other bears dents of Springfield, left Monday for an angel will keep you warm.'' Arl«mu. |»i|iiilurly aaaoolalsd w ith have been reported killed In the Sil A fter rnot.ii-r had re tu rn e d to living ( altfornla Mr and Mrs. Sims expect whl» il«n»rt atri<ti'h«a and cactus. baa Brief Resume of Happenings of verton outlying districts this fall ' room and was reading Mary called to remain at Chico during the winter gons In with rnthtiMlaatn for th« Rsd returning to western Oregon in the The weekly report of the state In- down. the Week Collected for I ’roiK l. t f i' Having pro g ra m . nu.irlal accident commission records "It's still awfully cold mummy. spring. TIi" building of new Irrigation A loud In ugh Im iti (rotu Ih«* n< Igh Our Readers. the d e a th of three workmen In Indus Ion ». th ro a t "Ho (hui • yo" ch u m p dams la rapidly traiixformlng Arizona - • trial accidents during the week end Into a awtmnilhg Slat® deiplto popu r u d e r ? A Hilo I mp dog h e tit** ing O cto b er 28. They were Ed Beggs, The Beaverton school bus collided lar conception of that country. ■"W«iii;' »«Id Un- owner, “ihrat wax In morn than Mon swimming Inst»- with a car belonging to W. McLane, fuller, Eugene; Hazel Pflaughaupt, mx» of our ml« J io» I watch him. when packer, Hoist R iver- Axel Net««®, lutsx rondiK’Ind by tho Rod C ro ss tho cuftlfK <’*’•’ **’ n drangt* mi coin« m m die y n n i. quarryman, Klamath Falls. A total of la i ,.u minor, life Hating luatruc'.ion ( ’fiqullh* <>p«*»i»,<l 1» h corn »how la»t 385 accidents was reported for the wa, given by the Red Cm»». I k n e w a w r ite r w ho ca n ’t do ju s tic e to a su b je ct unless he s gc Shower Given D uring the ft o-al ynur coding June w« « k with carnival »plrlt and a fine week. a red p e n cil and b ro w n ish paper to w r ite o n ! T h e re 's a n o th e r I h s v d N» I k I i I <»r <»f WiHHicrafi guv«» a mil- SO, 1926. 7,14'i men. MOM women, and |in<» of <ll»|iluy» mid exhibit» Th»- new Gold lllll bridge being built of who c a n ’t th in k w e ll unleaa his paper is ruled . A n o th e r w h o c tn t I#.713 Junior« panned the rigid leata celali m - hou « ehow ei jd m I hs lloinrr Jara«, 9. of Mllllniftofi, n»*ar over the Bogue river at Gold Hill will sum m ons ideas unless he's flo t an onion sa ndw ich to nibble on ! N o * aflnrU'B ti wt Urn hom e of G uardim i of III" Red Cross Llfo Having .Service, Mar»hfU«l<l. w m i run over on (he he a gold bridge In (act as well as In a ll th is sounds odd p ro b a b ly bu t did Y O U e v e r notice how n-ucn The to IC< P E T T E R you w ro te and T H O U G H T if th e pen you used F I T you and N olghtior Gink« L m a h e r . hi h o n o r of and wore awarded insignia V«' It h ig h w a y and killed almost . name For, at the present time, the tal for the year of 29.2«6 repreaenlg th e p a p er you w ro te on P L E A S E D you? M ebbe th e re 's so m e th in g to h e r d a u g h te r, L ucille, who re c e n tly Instantly pier foundations are resting on gold an liit-rnus® of 6.574 over the p revious th is A fte r a lii I t ’s p r e tty h a rd fo r a person to w r ite a poor le tte r on wian liiu rrh d to W Cob* of Ju n p c r an e x c e lle n t piece o f s ta tio n e ry , so as w e c a rry some o f th e m ost year The total memberahlp of thia In a special election at Kllver.ton a quartz. Every bole that ia dug shows b e a u tifu l w r itin g p a p e r in th e w o rld , m ebbe th e re 's a m oral some curpa at the cloo® of the year wxs one and on® half mill tux levy tor bet "color” and there la not a man on the place in am on g these th o u g h ts ! A good m any of d ie thrila now aday* 102.078 ter fire equipment carried, with 3# job from head foreman down who has The Tenth Annual Roll Call from against and 104 for the meaaure. uri1 bund pttinted not at least a few grains of gold In M o ra l: R ig h t w r itin g ia a r ite w h en th e w r itin g is r ig h tly w r itte n . November 11 to SO 1» an opportunity his Inside pocket. Several carloads of Baker county CALL AND HEK Dr. N. W. Emery to encourage those effort« through The O. A. C. stock Judging team horaea are being «hipped to Portland memberahlp In the Red (’rose on prices on plate and other work, tf from Ourkee. Two carload« left Mon chosen to represent the college at the day and 150 horaea are waiting to be Pacific International Livestock expo sition In Portland. October 30 to No shipped. vember (, selected by the faculty of " Bead's population at present le 10.- the animal husbandry department, 400 person«, an Increase of 92.2 per were; L. O. Drew, Junction City; E cent over the federal census of 1920. F Alxevedo. C. Black and J. E Spur according to data compiled by tele Mannish S tuff ! lock. Corvallis; M F. Henkle, Moro; 'Member the OLD Style phone company engineers. It'a the stiff, crinky BIG and J. A Payton. Baker Fountain Pens? sort that look« important and He vent con students were awarded The kind that required an At a rather routine meeting of the massive. Haa a velvety finish eye dropper, a knife and fork, medals for qualifying as marksmen state highway commission held In a couple of plumbers and a and ruff edge« now and then. in engineer«’ R. O. T. C. rifle testa at Portland, road contracts were awarded nurse in order to fill ’em! Then And the envelopes match. Gosh, Camp Lewis last summer Seven of for «241.515 worth of work. Contracts when filled, they'd break out In but I'd be Impressed to get a the men are from Portland. a frenzy and spill ink all over awarded i t r t : Benton county: Blod- letter written on stuff like this. your clothes if you put ’em In Portland biggest Armistice day pa gett-Hummit and North Market road. your pocket. Comes In It« own private box. rade since the close of the war will 9 miles surfacing, J. C. Compton, «29.- Our pens are NOT this hind! Ask for Crane’s Linen. be the one November 11 If the plans 200. Gilliam county: Arlington to laid by Portland poet No. 1. American Shutter. 11 miles resurfacing. Trian Another “HE' Special gle Construction company. «30.190. leg io n , work oot successfully. Every so often we do something that LOOKS foolish? This week A large shipment of machinery for Josephine county: Deer Creek-Hays It's our Special clear Havana Cigar which costs us 8c and which we are dumb enuf to let go of at 3 for 25c. If that's unfair, explain why the Oregon Linen Mills. Inc., arrived HUI, 4 OS miles grading. Schell & to us personally. in Portland from Belfast. Ireland. It Rhodes, «47,390 Malheur county: On was expected that the machinery tario-Nyssa and Vale-Cairo, material, I h what you got when you come Into thia m arket. We Umatilla would arrive In Salem this week. Two H. J. Hlldeburn. «22.775. carry none but the choicest meats, kept under the moat county: Pilot Rock, road material. Pa other shipments will follow. sanitary condition . You will he pleased with anything you cific Construction company. «24.#40; buy ut thin m arket. The slate highway commission this West Birch creek market road. Har year will make the attempt to keep ness & Colby. »20.685. Wallowa coun MM the Mount Hood loop highway open ty: Rock Creek-Lostine, resurfacing. ns far ue Government Camp from Joslin & McAllister. «66.635. Morrow- Fourth and Main St. Phone (53 Portland during the heavy snows this county: Jones Hill-Vinson section.' A. winter It was announced L. Smith. «68,207. Referred to engi La Grande was chosen for the 1927 neer. convention of the Oregon Congress Distribution of «516.197.44, repre fS ÌX ÖJLLY D £ P /1 f\T ^ i£ /y r^ r O Ä x \ of Parents and Teachers In the closing senting the second half of the state session of the 192# m e-ting held In Sa market road fund, among the various lem. Three hundred end nine dele 'counties in Oi'ogon, was announced by gates were In attendance. tlte state highway commission in Sa The amount of money each J. C. Fisher, 41. a logger employed lem by the Crossett-Western Lumber com county will receive under the appor puny, at thetr operation at Knappa tionment follows: Baker «13.105.61, near Astoria, was killed when he fell Benton »10.982.97. Clackamas «32 949. from a moving logging train under Chits«,p »20.088.50. Columbia »10.714. Coos. »17.924 82. Crook »3908.94. Curry the wheels of cars behind. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1924 FORD ROADSTER Ordinances limiting sjteed of trains «2236.61, Deschutes »7906 44, Douglas 1925 CHEVROLET TOURING FINE CONDITION. within the city limits may be the out «20.030.61. Gilliam »5594. Grant «5178. » N 13,41. Hood River »6965 S5. 192« CHEVROLET TOURING FINE CONDITION growth of a rail crossing accident in Jai kson, »20.196.67, Jefferson »3722.42, 1921 FORD TOURING W ITH STARTER AND RUNS Albany, in which William A Buchner. GOOD |«5.00 Renton county farmer, was killed Josephine »4939.03. Klamath »16,177, 1919 FORD TOURING $75.00 when a Shasta Limited struck his Lake «6989.35. Lane »31.750.82. Lin- loln «6044.80, Linn «22.820.56. Malheur 1918 RED TOURING. RUNS GOOD, NEW RUBBER. wagon. »9646.75, Marion «32.260.61, Morrow- FOR QUICK SALE $50.00. Fire which swept the barn, apple- 14520.07. Multnomah «52.815.78, Polk packing house and garage ot J. J. Kru- »13,060. Sherman, »6939.S0, Tillamook LOOK FOR TH E RED TAG menacher. Summit orchardlst, destroy «15.050.63. Umatilla »29.002.57. Union ed 7000 boxes of apples Mr. !»ru- «13,176.37. Wallowa J8283.32. Wasco mt-niu her lost his apple-grading ma «12,387.66, Washington »23.817.41, chine. 15 tons of hay and a quantity Wheeler »3223.80. Yamhill »16.141.63 - I of box shocks. Recent rains through Gilliam coun PHONE 627 Eugene, Oregon 930 OLIVE ST. GARDEN WAY ty arc reported to have been of much Mrs. Frauk Bailey entertained her benefit to the farmers, especially to those who seeilcd early. Shuttler Flat Sunday school «lass last Saturday farmers reported It would have soon afternoon at her home. Thirteen were hoen necessary to reseed tf the rain t i e - n t . an«; lit« aa.rn oon was Bpent playing games after which they en- had not fallen. .u.'i-u a v.einte roast. A suit seeking to enjoin the county Mrs. W. H. Anderson » ill be host clerk from canvassing the votes in the election to tie held Tuesday, on ess for the Suus tint Club. Thursday Get in first and get the pick of the stor k. Take no removal of the county seat of Jackson afternoon. chances with the old one which has served so long until F. B. and Elmo Chase left lor county from Jacksonville to Medford, now jterhaps yon are continually having trouble buying was tiled In circuit court at Jackson Seattle Wednesday morning on a bust-: repairs. With the new one all this is elimiated. «less trip. A ville last Friday. F. B. un i J. W. Chase have returned John Edgar, (4, mall carrier on the irni an extended visit in the tniduii* Yachats river route, was killed in an west. automobile accident. With his son I’lte various committees of tile P. T. ( Price $2.50 he was on his way up the river road Number 18, A. held a meeting at the school house Price $2 90 w hen lhe automobile ran over h sleep Ndmber 20, Wednesday evening. Price $3.30 grade Into the stream where the water Number 22, Mr. and Mrs. G. B Kish are r.'Joic-' Price $415 was ten feet deep. Number 24, ing over the arrivnf ot their first 4 * More than an Inch of rain fell In grandson, le rn to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Well constructed with extra lining, down draft and Pendleton during a short space of Bogart of Junction City at tile Eugene ' heavy body. An extra joint of pipe and extra elbow free in flip«. The niln was featured by a Hospital Friday. October 30. clouchut'si nc.tr the David H Nelson this spe.ial selling of heaters riu- following were guests at the T. I farm, which tin • Honed Io wash out J. Maxwell houn Sunoay: Mr. ami tile road (or a lime. No serious ilant Mrs. F. X. Gating ' r. Grace, anil age was reported. Francis of Santa Clara; Mrs. Irtna Three thousand officers and nten Smith. Miss Theresa O Leary ami \ With an aristroeratie air about them . These are the of the Oregon national guard wore un Helen M« Keen of Eugene. Il special surprise gift for every little girl w hether n prize A DOG AND A RAT TALK A tiiMh thought bn hu<t 111* b*»»l rut <I«»M hi Ihr count) timi (old hl» indgti Inir •<» llul wIill«* they werv tulkhiK u huge rodent wulhed leiuuruly w*r«»«» the yurd. tbu «log who wan In th«* rui n pulii movent uNldr mid <llulnl*ir* entwlly w-itlrhcd II until It diMUppour* d I h 'IH ' u I I i III W <><1 pile Red Cross I.ife-Saving OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST PEOPLE ARE QUEER Fresh Meats and Quick Service KETEL’S DRUG STORE INDEPENDENT MEAT CO. \ V USED CARS a/LLYDEPsWi "'with an ~0K tJuit counts Gannett Motor Co. Don’t Put Off Buying that Heater Until Vou Piave to Take What is Left Every Little Girl in Springfield is Welcome to Enter Her Doll in the Big McMorran and Washburne An Air Tight Heater Doll Show 12 Special Prizes For The Best Dressed Dolls High Grade Heaters d e r a rm s Iasi w eek lit f io rd tim e as winner or not. All dolls must lie in by Saturday evening November tith, Doll show will be held tin* week of Nov. 8th- Dross your doll in her best and bring her to the basement store, where all the dolls are getting ready for the big show. Remember all entries to the Doll Show must be made be fore 8:30 P. M. Saturday evening November 6th. 9n®9tt«mtn«-5^f4Ai<iroiSiöJT ■ f c g H J - P l . g JJEA JM — C-TYLE - I t l f t A ' J l I M I ECONOMY L . . , . . L W - I M niJALITY T the result of it stale witle test ntohili zitllon otdered by the war depart ment. More than too war veterans and their wives assembled nt the Chunthor of Comiiieri e hall In Oregon (Tty in ilttlr annua) banquet. Venison was served as the gift from veteran nine rods. Chaplain J. A. Butler of the G. A. 1!. gave tile Invocation. With tht> season half over the La bisli Meadows Celery union of Brooks has just shipped 200 cars of celery and Is actively engaged in getting an adtli- Itonal 200 tars ready for market. The tailin g season will end about Decem ber 15. B efore severe frosts Yiave in ju re d I lie crop, some of it will he placed in cold storage for the holiday trade. R eception Held Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chine, whose wedding tdoa place at the Baptist church last Friday, a re ception » a s held al 111« J. W. Cha -e t'ome at Chase Gardens Tuesday even ing Many attractive gifts were present- <1 th e bride «lid «room Following a social evt ning. dnlightful refresh ments were served. Mrs . Chase »¡is Misa Maude Wal lace of Jasper. Food Sale The Parent-Teacher# Association will conduct a food aak Saturday for the benefit of the Braltain playshed The sale will hi conducted at the Long and Croas shop. attributes to these highly nickeled wood oval heaters. Double draft, sectional lining, sliding top equipped with lid and foot rest, guaranteed air tight. Four joints of pipe, elbow and dam per at these prices. Three sizes to choose from. Number 18, Number 20. Number 22, PHce $19.50 P r ic e $21.00 Price $24.25 Oil Heaters $5.65 Sm okeless and odorless these “Nesco" heaters \ com fortable room in m id-winter at a cost of less than t xo- thirds cents an hour. Substantially constructed of heavy m aterial brass fount, and will last for years. (Hardware Dept.)