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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Pnbllahad K’ *ry Thuraday at
Sprlngfttld. L s m County. Oregon. by
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abort time.
Plans are
Students at the University of Ohio elected a
uniter way to play several prep
prise cow queen of the homecoming hall over
school team s ot the state as well aa
ten popular co-eds. Needles« to say the relation
the Aggi« rooks.
The squad will
betw een the two sexes is rath er strained in this
A surprise treat ot romance »”•• take a trip to Portland anil probably
college now.
I thrill», awnermtsly •plead with laugh
one Io southern Oregon.
a a a
i ter. will tie the cinem atic <llsh offered
'If the “strangler*' was a bootlegger he would *’> ,h”
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Sun«*»» JUn >
have been in jail before now. In these days when »hen "Partners Aagaiu— wit
> »« Old Mr. Cartwr Helped
the police are all dry-agents m urder is easy. It’.; * Perimutter - Is present« » ' >
by Simple Mixture
not in these specialty detectives line to look for «nd Mawruaa as •utomn< << ■ »
(Khutor* who never dlslrftiule a car.
I killers.
"After taking Adlerlka I feel bet
THURSDAY JAVNARY ». l» t f
WORDS FROM THE LIPS OF GREAT MEN
DR. FRANK CRANE SAYS
“A Bigot Is a Religious Coward Trying to Play
the Autocrat."— Henry W. Shaw.
lAUffhler In Its many phase» 1» the
chief acce»»ory that «oe« with the
car trouble» of these Jovial Jesters.
Thrills eentered around auto demon
stration*. runaway motor», a pollen
chase. and an aeroplane that ktases
the cloud* and then no»« dive» to the
earth, are revealed In convincing
earnestness.
The entire thrill ele
ment» have the effect of making the
two frantic partner» more frantic In
their effort» to coaqner space on land
......
and in the air
You Can Get Away From Yourself
SUPPORT YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
During 1926 the
Springfield
Cham
ber
of
Com-
time e a ago
wrote
about
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s Some
o m e lim
g o i 1 w
r o te a an
n m article
iu c it s
u o u i a a hook
m ercé has had the best support in its history jn
a Inan who had lost his hearing told of
One big project—th e new Springfield bridge
strange, silent world which the deaf inhabit.
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across the W illamette river, as aaeured hv the
'Among the letters received relative to It was, THE TERROR" SHOT
cham bers champaign which resulted in securing nnp fn)m
frnm ft
* wonian
woman in
,n Brooklyn. New York, par,
part
AT BIG BEAR. CALIF
cooperation of the highway commission and the
whjch |8 quoted below:
voting
of
lg»ne
C
ountys
half
of
the
money.
The.
operation
mv
ear
drum
s
were
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v
.v"
I "Due to an operation my ear drum s were
An old atronghoW of Trncy. the
* T L W,p u ttS g over of the bridge consumed a broken. To lose o n e s hearing in adult life re- fan|OWl , bandit who terrorlsad all
whole C-ur s work and it goes without saying , quires a great inward adjustm ent. In fact, t h e . Callf(>rnta twenty year» a«o. located
that if this work had not been done by the Cham- struggle is so hard at tim es th at one loses faith In ,he
(he he(
heart of the Sterraa near »1«
Hear,
uaed tor
for me
the bandit«
Her n t P n m m e r r e t h e bridge would be lust as far ih everything.
Hear. wa* used
oanuii*
awav today as it had been for w a rs.
J “Yet to shout from the house tops is of no haarM1,
-The Terror." the Itiue
The Springfield Cham ber of Commerce has an- avail Selfpity m akes It even more dteeou r a g - 8|raak West«ra which bring» Art
other year ahead of it with big w ork to do— ling, as to concentrate upon aalf is just wa king A<wd ,0 ,hr ,cr.-.n
,h. Hell
chiefly in the industrial line.
The Cham ber has farth er into the channel of sullenness. Titer*“- Theatre <>u Tuaaday and W.-dnvaday.
now a continuous membership of nearly 100 »oro. there aroma but one way to c h o o ^ t o try I JaBuary „
u
through the arrangem ent of paying dues at the to get away front self, if that is humanly pos
IXirlng the entire bandit aequenre
banks T his is fine support b ut it will take more sible.”
, [ of the picture, which Include» the
than th at to m ake the cham ber successful. Indi-
T here are thousands of b r a tt. her
I I ' greater part of it. the actor* went
vidnal effort and energy will be required more in like this woman who are carrying on. trying to through their "bualne»a" at tho
the future than in the i« st. If we are to accom- m ake th e best of a life twisted askew by nttefor- actual cabin and location In which
plish much we must have many in the harness tune. They raise the sum total of human hero- Tracy wa* wont to hide when thin«*
, became too hot for him In the out
pulling for Springfield. Meetings should be het- Ism in the world.
ter attended and com m ittee appointm ents should
For w hen sickness, affliction o r sudd« n han
! aide world.
not fall on the few willing workers. It takes caps tumble the dream s of a
‘
everybody to m ake a city, and everybody should person’s prime, just to m ake the best or
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STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF
tak e a hand. The Chamber of Commerce is hut in itself to 1* heroic.
„,« » t„.
the tool by which we may carve out a bigger and , There are tim es to such people » b e n gett ng TRAFFIC RULES IS PLAN
better community. A city is no bigger or better away from them selves Is a necessary part of I . Strict .-nforcenM-nt ot Springfield''
th an the people in It. , . .
T h T o th J ? d a y " / Allied upTrn’a young m an who!«r,m. n t h , with »nifo^bu^ke.vy
HOW ABOUT T H E SUMMER DUST
Now is a good tim e for the city to think about
the sum m er dust on east Main street and north
Fifth street. If som ething is done in the Spenng
there will not be any dust this summer. About
the only thing th at will successfully lav dust is
on. Once the street is thoroughly oiled a little
m ore each sum m er would likely keep it in good
condition. East Main should develop to be one
of the best resident streeets in the city. It is be-
lng stifled now in sum m er by clouds of dust.
• • •
God shook up wicked Mexicali, gambling and
drinking hell-hole on the border, but He also shook
up bone-drv and poius Calexico and El Cen-
tro on the Amerclan side, so there is no moral to
be drawn .there. We would have welcomed this
Bttle disturbance in 1916 when Uncle Sam had
us hot-footing it u p and down the border w-hen
th e them om eter was 130 in the shade and there
was no shade.
had been sick in bed for (wo years. .L y in g on 1his
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ter than for yaara. At tuy ace <#0)
It la Ideal— ao different from other
medicine».~ (signed) W W. Carter.
Adlerika la a simple mixture ot buck
thorn berk, (lycertne, etc., which
CALL AND SEE Dr. N. W Emery
removes HAS In ten minute» and
often brings surprising relief to the on prices on piale and other work If
stomach
8tops that full, bloated
Qsrrwtt's Old Time Dances
feeling. Brings out old waste mat
Midway Every Saturday Night.
ter you never (bought was In your
Dreamland Ball. Eugene. Every
system. Excellent for chronlo consti
Tuesday Ntght Ticket» Tic la d les
pation. Flanery's Drug store.
Free
°
back, unable to hold a book he got aw .>r fro m
who aH(lunied ,h.
himself by having a map hung on a string ov
N(,w Y..ari,
his bed.
.., ,an ,o work ou, , „.hednle to
He memorized the names i of! the state,s an h
l |n
counties and their position n n .a tio i to
(>ff,
- <lrrlared th„ „,.w record
other, and made trips in his imagination.
w h ile I have nothin« d.-dnite
He also had ists hung on the string and had
i>av* ; ; ‘” , “
"my p*n
learned all of the American presidents in order. *
obaervan^
rul,.B
and said he soon would be the only man in th.
r|Ml( inil IUV p,.nil| , i „ willi
world who could name all of the vice-presidents. ,
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¥|Ou tio M "
He had discovered one of the ways of answ er- oetbs light for vt« atioaa
ing the problem of how to get away front your-
• t»“*‘
h|(.f rtlrprHton
self.
mn«ori»t» u*in« th* McKinxi* high
Methods which enrich your m ental or spiritual
Sun,lay, according to th*
resources, and those in which the activity bene-
appointment of!
fits others, are most effective.
#
traffle otn«wr much ot the
F o r losing yourself in self-betterm ent or in so-,
hr,.aklnK ............„„„mated
(ia , service and kindred activities you not only’
„ e e 7 o r X m . It
occupy your mind, but also reap the feeling of
doing something worth while with your life.
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PAUL NICE OUT FOR
U. FROSH QUINTET
UalveraitY of Oregon, Eugene. Jan
uary 6 (Special I — Paul Nice of
Springfield, I* among the candidate*
the treahman basketball team
which Ktarted training at the begin
ning of ,hi* t rm under the direction
Coach Earl Leslie.
Preshman practice will he held In
the new pavilion, which will be coni-
Unlicensed dogs will be taken up
by the city art. * next Tuesday, Jan
uary 10, according to announcement
by the Chief of I'ollie Jess Hmltson.
A relentless drive axalnst cnnlnee Is
to be waged by the officer In rhe In
terest of the city dog license funds
A fee of IS la charged for male doga
and >6 for females. Hhlny new lic
ense tags are now hanging In the city
hall, but the officer Is anxious (h it
they be transferer! to the collars of
Springfield canines.
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
A. E. Roberts, President
A catalogue, telling about our Secretarial. Bookkeep
ing and Stenographic Courses, sent free to any address,
upon request.
Monday Is enrollment day.
IT’S A GOOD SCHOOL
Phone 666
992 Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
Scatter A Little Sunshine
Even When It Rains
A nice box of Eggim anu's chocolates is like a ray of
sunshine on a rainy day. it brightens things up and m akes
everybody happy who gets u taste of it. Big. plump, lucl-
ous chocolates that melt in your mouth always hit th e right
spot. Give ourself and your friends a treat.
EGGIMANN’S
A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION
Resolve that in 1927 you are going to buy your bread
and pastries at the Springfield Bakery. Because it has the
bast bread that can he ntude by modern, scientific methqds
in a clean and sanitary bakery. Because it is a inade-fn-
Kpringfleld product and by patronising home industries you
will he doing your part in building up Springfield to a big
g e r and better city in which to live.
THE BREAD YOU DO NOT TIRE OF
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
Fred Frese, Prop.
P erklns-I^xton Bldg
Phone 66
Fifth Street.
You Only Can Decide
There Is only one person who can decide
w hether you art- to he a success in life or
not. T hat person is YOURSELF. And the
very first determ ining factor is ('AN YOU
SAVE MONEY?
If you can, PROVE IT! Open u Savings
Account with this hank tomorrdw. $1.00
will do so and obtain a Liberty Bell Savings
Bank, tlie most unique home safe we have
ever seen. In Its base is a Hlot where coins
of .every denomination can be dropped —
even bills can be Inserted. We are holding
one for you.
Protected by Electric Burglarly Alarm System
A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY