T IIURSPAY JANUARY 27. 1027
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
OREGON'S M O T H E R S
METHUSELAH NEVER
AND BABIES DISCUSSED
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CIVIC CLUB NAMES
YEAR'S COMMITTEES
TIPS
The I ju II ss f ie le club al this week s
(By Slate Board of Health»
1 Dodging old age Is ao easy that
meeting named comm ittees for the
Intelligent care of the mother-tie»«» • none need worry about beauty doctors
the n o sly
la a means of safeguarding the lives oy miraculous fountalus of youth. ■c-l coming year lo serre under «^¡mn’lttee-
of both mothers and babies In Ore- cording to Bam Ib.nea, US. retired Installed ollh era
The
■on. There Is an Increnalng con- Southern Pacific conductor who »ITers women follow:
sclouaneaa In all elvIUged countries of the follow tag rules for those who do
Social Mds. V. 4. c<> . . •
the importance of decreasing the
want to grow old
S h o d « ..» . M.a, I arl Dlaou. Mrs. John
heavy loss to the community due to
Never slow up at grade crossing < Parker
M.-uihi-rshlp Mra
Nina Mcl’her-
the high death rate among mothers Step on the gas! You may merely
Mrs f K Wheaton. Mrs WII-
at child birth and among Infanta dut- loae an arm or a leg the fir«l time; •««»
Ing the Ural year of life. Saving the but persevere and you will dodge old Ham IH»nu i »•'
lives of mothers and babies is largo age. If not the train.
i
m
ly a matter of giving the mother and
Whenever possible try to board
Visiting— Mrs C. K. Wheaton. Mr«.
Maude Bryan, Mrs, Mead Catching,
child a square deal. Onu of the great- moving trains. Freight trains are un
T h e only cat problems today Is maternity and usually effective. Heaven, end poaxl Mra. tira Hemenway
Trustees Mrs. William Donaldson.
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an we were making a fair average th* »">'• I a on t .
others’ Where are th ey * 1 H00 deaths among children under a agv> In this way
twenty miles an hour across the were good, thoug
y o«
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-Farther west
Many of them In year old or approximately one out of
Always take shortc uts where It
Uumbermsn Is nju
¿ e a t country on earth.
"
t — y twenty horn al.ee
any. "No T respasaln,
This I. n
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greatest country
A painful Injury to one of his b een
40 we made m m .-^ Theu^whet^'the
~lnd»ed? Or in North Platte!" I
A better understanding on the part "*rv winner, especially If the slxn
It was a flat country of far horl- railroad moved « .rm l.ua. the real of bantered
| of m other, of baby hygiene, baby hang, over railroad .rack ,
was sustained by A. II. Baxter, high
aons. and for vast stretches peopled
Never mlaa a chance Io npeh von cPmber for the Fisher Lumber com
"North Platte!" She laughed mer ,,a r e . «n(j tmby feeding, has cut down
mainly, as one might >idg* from the the crowd moved, too You stop off
rlly. "Dear me. don’t rnetlon North the death rate among older babies, head out of a car window io u m i» pally of Moriola. In .. an accident
.||n n e,| whl.»
and
car windows, by antelope and prairie at North Platte. Nebraaky.
It's
healthy
and
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f
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moral
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In
the
same
bnmth
with.
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was
thrust
dogs.
Yet despite the novelty of such s
But since 1 had crossed the
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He was hr'’U
brought
ride behold me. surfeited with al
to
Bprlngfleld
for
treatment.
flsh|n<
n<un. . h. „ re. f * “? Property
ready five days’ steady travel, en sour! something had entered Into m y,
blood which rendered me obstinate,
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"If these rules fall to work." Bones
a g .l—
grossed chiefly In observing a clear, against such allurements
For her '“ “ >•
o,’ .L “ i c*'n,ly b*'“* Publ“ hrd
of lB; said, "there are oth er, discovered bv S i m p l . M i x t u r . M a k m
dainty profile and waiting for the V ts Pimttm •••«trU'tlv moral - 1 had would die of ennui In North Platte
tereat to every mother in Oregon A
Stomach Faal Fina
me nunng
during luy
tut m
4« ▼
years
of railroading
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in with
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g)lmpaes. lime to time, of a pair of North Platte, «trutiy moral, i neo
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exquisite blue eyes.
nloB*
(womankind; and yet became her
before their bablea were
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w iled In Adlertka. often helps
Merely to Indulge myself In feml
And in after day» eoon to arr u Bparj(nng e yee and general daah.
born. Among theae mother« there
nine beauty, however, I need not
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stomach trouble In TEN minutes by
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«**» 1 b"d not|i
’Win you.’’ she asked. "Join me In w, re
daatha. Araon< the o, h„r
have undei
taken the expense and - » b,“ ’ rl’r
Dr Eugene Kesler left S.urd.y for rwmow.n« O *»
fatigue of Journeying from Albany on yielded to her counsel.
i a m tl . appettxer? You will find It fol|f ,hotlN| nd women who did not
Chlcwn, where he will spend (W O
° f 0 ,d
the Hudson out to Omaho on the j Nevertheless this was true, at pres g superior cfl«nac— and we breakfast have such advice one woman in every w
0(ud ,n< rh„ ,
, „ im„ h never thought waa In your system
plains side of the Missouri River; ( ent:
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.
„ shortly, at Sidney."
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,i her life at the birth of
h -r (
rhilTLL o h<1. p„ „
lie 8«°P'
8«op» thnt full, blogtsd feeling
lost
, - _ and .
"But I have already purchased my
th<>
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- J d isease, at # a Chlcll,
( hlrago hospital Ha
He o P ' b“‘ *»■ -
thence by the Union Pacific Railroad
baby, and In this Iasi group then- wU|
(n (|m>
)f F. hruary » .g e s you happy and cheerful. Excal
"If I ' had eMtrac,ed a small silver flask. were six tim e, as many haby d eath . j
of the new transcontinental line into ticket to Benton. 1 objected
KMt-r (eft (m |hi,
(|av
rhronlc constipation. Adler
P ^ V ^ t ^ k T I ’t y ^
w v ' as
- - In ’ the
h - number - born
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f o r - ^ r ; " ^ n c u ; o . ' W h e re “ s h e w.,1 ik . work. QUICK and dellghtfuBy
the Indian country.
mother«
There were handsome women a
ho had prenatal care These figures
until Dr"KMter return.
easy Flanery’s Drug Store.
plenty in the East; and of access, Yer
astonihment.
Bre just as true In Oregon Thousands ,
She snorted.
I ..j „ „ .j y drink liquor, madam." I [ of mothers in this state have receive I
also, to a youth of family and parts!
in among them Mormons’ My , (ammerrd
NOTICE OF FINAL HKARINO
But here I was. advised by the j
i and are receiving advice and Instrur-
physicians to "go West." meaning by! Gawd, young man! Where they live
j But when ,rave|ing— you
,h rough the nureau of Nursing
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NOTICE Is hereby given Ihgi 8. Mog-
this not simply the one-time W est o f , in conklblnage — several women to know An(, ln h|Bh and—dry Benton. ■ an(| child Hygiene of the Slate
« good fifty six ncre farm 9 miles
the administrator of the esta'e
Ohio, or Illinois, or even Iowa, but ( one man. like a huffier herd or other H(juor ,g
g
y Ou w ill1 ,|(iard
, , #a|th
onut on gravel road. 8 acres timber. of Mrs. 11. McCorklndale. deceased,
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th* remote and «enuine West lying beasts of the field? Denver
well not decline to taste with a lady? Let, nraariU1
nf the lowest Infunt balance river bottom, has good house has filed his final account ns such
beyond the Missouri.
Denver mightn’t be bad. but ain t on
drlnk |o beUer , cquatn tance. .n _______
... . , h . nlted States. Many, and barn I^»ta of fruit and berries. administrator, snd lhai Saturday, ihe
(th day of February. 1927. al the hour
_ The Union Pacific announcem
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' no railroad, mithaxr
f vAii
w an t __
m o r ta lity ________
in in e i n
ents!
either. i If
you .want
jjen ton ...
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many
Uvea ran be saved by providing. Let us show you this place
— forenoon of «all
of 10 ______
o’clock ___
In Ihe
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acclaimed that the summer of 18S8 health, and to grow up with a strictly , ••w'lth all my heart, madam,"
11 an adequate service for the lnstrue-1
We have some good buys In homes day. and the County fo u r room In the
the rails should cross the Black Hills moral
you throw In with b,urted
K
th community,
P la tte "
j Hot» and care of mothers and children and some good trades In oul of town < ourt Hou»< at ****'* '
Mountains of Wyoming to another , North Platte.
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| W . «m sgm ated our pledge. Just !n
wt„
i property , nd aerM ( „m.
and let 7 ’
b “ ^ I m a id «’ «“ ” 2
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of
Rocky M ounUB« B .'
Nmla I oa show you our Bal AUo aomc g o o .
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X m aT v“
Ttah; and that by the end of the year ( 1 ve started for Benton 1 think 111 g dll|t,ord ,nto my heaven of blue and BTery g U U )n
Vn(twl
w„ h „„U, M and . p , r, m„n,a tor rent
ohk<.,|ona to said final account
one might ride comfortably clear to on. And If I don’t like It you may gold and comfortable warmth.
We have a good Business Hulldln.t are hereby notified to file sakl ohjec-
eMeept|<>sl. ha, some form of
Salt Lake City! And somewhere in see me in North Platte after a ll.'
With a darting glance at him and organised service for the conserve for sale. Also some good vacant lota. t|Ons In writing with the clerk of said
the expanse of brand new W estern , She grunted.
a parting smile for me she passed lion of the Uvea of mothers and child-1 W M. VASBY, Reni Eeetate. '"^rl mogknsen . Administrator
country, the plains and mountains. I
“You can find me at the Bon Ton Inside. The brakeman lingered.
312 Main St-
Phone 73-J
j 27: F 3 10 172«
■would find at least the breath of life, restaurant. If you get In broke, 1 11
"Friend of yours. Is she?"
When a state goes to Improve Its
When I arrived in Omaha the ticket t*ke care of you.
T met her at Omaha. Is all," I apple crop It usually begins In one
In remarkably short order she was atjfny Informed. "You are acquainted
agent wa« enabled to sell me trans
or several localities, does Ihe best It
per tat ion away to the present west as'eep
Wlth the lady, yourself?"
can In these places and keeps other
The
brakeman
came
In
later,
lig
h
t-,
,.H
er,
j
know
about
every
era terminus. Benton. Wyoming Ter-
apple growers In the state Informed
ritory Itself, six hundred and ninety >ng the coal-oil lamps. Outside, the
along the line between Platte
about the progress made. Such un
miles west of the Missouri!
, twilight had deepened Into dusk.
, and c j,eyenne.'
i dertaklngs are railed demonstrations.
Of Benton I had never heard. But
Numerous passengers were making
"She lives In Benton, though. ! ! because they show how the thing Is
In round figures, seven hundred ready for bed; the men by removing undFrgtand_" i proffered
' done. That Is exactly the way Ors-
m iles! Practically the distance from their boots and shoes and coats and
“ Ye p. Followed her man. A heap
1 gon has gone about Improving th-
Albany to ClncinattL and Itself dis- galluses and stretching out; the Wl> of people moved from Cheyenne to
crop of babies. At present there are i
tant from Albany over two thousand men by loosening their stays, with jjenton. by way of 1-aramle."
five counties In this state that are
miles! All by rail.
significant clicks and sighs, and lav-
,.ghe ,g marrled. then?”
providing an adequate and efficient
The lady of the blue eyes w a'
their heads upon adjacent should-
"Far as I konw. Anyway, sh e’s )
health service to every community I
hound for the same point.
Ye Gods. er« or drooping against seat ends
not 8|nk|e, by a long shot." And he
within their boundaries.
but she was a little beauty; a per- Babies cried, and were hushed.
laughed.
Of course there must be fundk to
feet blonde, of the petite and fully
Final "night-caps ’ were taken from
(CONTINUED NEXT WEEK)
carry on and extend this work The ;
’ormed type, with regular features ll»e prevalent bottles,
Copyright by Edwin L. Sablg
i funds for this work are supp'led en-
an lined to the clean-cut Grecian, a
’rhe brakeman leaned to me.
1 tlroly through matching federal fund«
piquant mounth deliciously bowed
"You for North P latte?'
Watch repairing done correctly
sir. Benton. Wyoming Terri-, Work In today—Out tomorrow Hort
two eyes of the deepest blue veiled by
Here From Medford— Mr. and Mrs ,
U
Ic-tg lashes, and a mass of e'intlr./ tory.”
, 321 Main St.
A. B Mend of Medford are visiting
gu'.oen hair upon which perched a
“Then you d better move up to the
ravishing little bonnet.
<’ar ahead. This car stops at North
CALL AND SEE Dr M. W Emery for a few days with Rev. snd Mrs. C. |
The natural ensemble was en- Platte."
on prices on plate and other work, tf H. Blom.
hanced by h»r costume, all of black.
Fortune had favored me across
from the closely fitting bodice to the
aisle from my new seat only a
rustling crinoline beneath
which couple of seats beyond. I glimpsed
there peeped out tiny shoes. I had "»e *°P
a <°lden head, securely
opportunity also to note the Jet pen- 'ow and barricaded In by luggage,
dant in the shelly ear toward me. and i 1 s'ep* until midnight.
the flashing rings upon the fingers of
”r',e train was rumbling as befor?.
her hands
; Tbe lamps had been extinguished—
Could she by any chance live ln the c°a ch atmosphere was heavy with
Benton-
w om an d r e s se d a s s h - oil smell and the exhalations of hu-
was, as much a la mode as if she | man beings In all stages of deshabille. I
walked Broadway in New York?I But the golden head was there, •
A SENSATIONAL UNDERPRICING
Omaha itself had astonished me w ith ia *x>ut aB w'ien 'alrt sighted,
OF WOMEN’S THREAD SILK HOSE
the display upon its streets; and now'
Now it stirred and erected a little,
if Benton, far out ln the w ilderness., '
"»e unseem liness of sitting and
wafting for her to make her toilet,
should prove another surprise— !
Indeed the Western world was not so I hastily staggered to achieve my
own by aid of the water tank, tin
so raw, after all.
This I b a special lot of approximately 150 pairs In Russian
Half of my seat at the start had basin, roller towel and small looking
Calf shade, including odds and ends of different lines which
Wen effectually filled by a large. glass at the rear.
The coach was the last In the tra in .; |
we are closing out at 59c per pair or 2 pairs for $1.00.
« o u t. red faced woman who formed
the base of a pyramid of boxes and , 1 a'ePl>*,l "Ut “ P«“ the back platform,
parcels
; tor fresh air.
Children’s 1 -2 W ool
W om en’s $2.00 Full
A bevy of antelope flashed white
, S’» was going to North Platte,
Stockings, Special
tails
at
us
as
they
scudded
away.
three hundred miles westward. I told
Fashioned Silk Hose
Two motionless figures, horseback,
her I was going to Benton.
You’ll
be
pleas
whom I took to be wild Indians, sur
She stared, round-eyed.
Better silk
ed to learn they
In them than
“I reckon you're a gambler!" she veyed us from a distant sandhill.
come
In
t
h
e
Across the river there appeared a
accused.
you’ll find ln
popular
pineapple
weave
many costlier silk hose
"I am seeking health in the West." fungus of low buildings, almost in-1
effect. Select from black
these days. Black only.
I said, “where the climate Is high and distinguishable, with a glimmer of,
and
camel.
Broken
1
o
t
canvas-topped
wagons fringed It.
All Blzes to 10i/2.
dry.”
however,
all
sizes
repres
I
"My Gawd!” she blurted. "High and That was the old emigrant road.
ented.
While I was thus orienting my- ,
dry! You're goin' to the right place
W O M E N ’ S THREAD SILK HOSE,
For all I hear tell. Benton is high self the car door opened and clo sed .!
enough and dry enough. But laws I turned my head. The lady of the I
When
you
want
better
than
ordinary
printing
POPULAR SHADES, $1.25 VALUES, PR.
sakes, you don't need to go that fur. Blue Eyes had Joined me. As fr e sh ,
—the kind that satisfies and you want It to cost
Tot» can as well stop off at North as the morning she was!
you no more than necessary—and you want It to
"Oh! You? I beg your pardon, sir,",
Platte, or Sidney of Cheyenne. They’ll
C H I L D R E N ’ S RAYON AND LISLE
Impress all those who see It and to bring the de
sculp you sure at Benton—unless yon I felt her diffidence was more p o lite'
than
sincere.
watch out mighty sharp."
sired results—Just phone 2, or better still, come
S T O C K I N G S , «6c VALUES, PAIR
“ You are heartily welcome,” I as
“How so, my I ask?"
to
our
shop.
True
they are termed as seconds but their wearing quality
"You’re certlnly green,” she ap usred. “There Is air enough for u s ;
hasn’t
been Impaired. In fact the Imperfections are so
both."
prised.
"Benton’s roarin'—and
I
slight the human eye can scarcely detect the minute flaw.
We tore by another freight waiting
know what that means. Didn't North
That Is why they are being Bold at such a low price. The
Platte rear? 1 seen It at Its beginnln's. upon a siding located amidst a wide
first glance at them would make you think they are silk
debris
of
tin
cans
and
barren
spots,
|
My old man and me. we were there
because of their lustrous finish. In the much worn drop
resembling
the
ruins
from
fire
and
from the fust, when It started in as
stitch ribbed effect. All sizes—and colors are camel, peach,
Opposite
P.
O.
Springfield
quake.
the railroad terminal. My sakes, but
champagne, beige, alBo black. New arrivals!
"There Is Juleburg."
them were times! Gamblin', shootln,'
“A town?" I gasped.
ifJ
drinkln’ and high-cockalorums night
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