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T H E S P R IN G F IE L D N E W S
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PaMtaha« Brary THaraday at
IN DEATH STRUGGLE—FOKS OF DIRECT
PRIMARY NEED WATCHING
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THURSDAY APRIL 7. 1927
F O R E S T S U S E D FOR
G R A Z IN G M A N Y C A T T L E
Die-hards are ever with ua. The curernt a|M«ciett
N early a m ill),in head o f llvaato rk
is as tough and as hardy as any the nation has u»*d «u i , wiier pasture on I he tnouu
T H « W IL L A M K T T K P R E M
had to exterminate In the last seventy-five years. tala nicudowa uotl weed iintvbe» of
K B. M A X E Y . Editor.
It is the corrupt political Iniss or ward-heeler, the tint lout,I lorent« of Ore«un an t
fighting, in his death struggle, to have us rc|>cal W aahinaion durum l»2S nvcorit'nx to
aa Mcood claaa matter February IS, IMS at tfc<
the direct primary.
the annual grniltiK repurl Junl pre
poetsfflc«, SpriagtlaU. Oracoa
__ j With a presidential year looming ahead iu 1928, pared In the dtatrtct foreatvr'a o ltl,«.
Î there are reasons enough w hy it would be advant- Pul l laud. Oregon
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T «
_76r! ageous to many of the old laisses to return to the
a Tear la Advaace----- 117# rhrer Months
The uational fureaia of Oregon and
M o n t h s ______________ $ L M
Sinxle C o p y --------- . #c' convention system, iu county. In state, in nation.
Wnohltixton Ihua made Im portant run
— lO f course this is too much for them to hope for, trtbutlona of wool, meat and ira th e r,
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still it is a fact that most determine,I effort to that
*••11 aa tim ber rrupa Iu the tnduat
I end is this year being made. Vot<*ers everywhere aa
JASPER-LOWELL ROAD NEEDS WORK
ria l life o f (hear two atalea. By thia
'should be wanted of the subtle and indirect uie-
More improvement on the Jasper-Lowell s e c - 1 thods that are being used, to take from their uae the annual forage n ro n th . thia
tion of the Willamette road is needed and is war- bauds the right to name their respective party h,lu,,l,'!
Hve»to.k nlau helped to
ranted by the amount of traffic over this highway, candidates.
‘ , ««w»** »*• nr* «»•««»> «mi prodaeml
While a great improvement was made last year in
The attack on the direct primary is being press-
from other
eliminating the Jacoby hill section there is still cd by those forces that prefer a 'government by Wise wanted by product«
Sheep allow the largeat number
much that should be done on this road. In fact money- to one of popular opinion. The scaniMls
w ith *12.000 head III Oregon, and 18J.
It should all be put In the same condition as the within the last year have put a new determination
«tretch built last year.
into the foes of the primary. Dosses have learned , TOO head in W aahlngton. -a to ta l of
At present there is an unimproved seciton lead- that money used too lavishly In a primary, defeats ’ ’ ‘ ,<w
Th* "r,‘«”n f‘>r»»«« »'"»•
Ing out of Jasper station and also rough road on its own ends. Under the convention system
*6r,0°
“"d T*°°
the other end of the new section. Two railroad money can be handled easily, effectively—and at- h‘*r,*,: * hl1'’
Waahtmgtou fur«,tn
crossings need improvement especially In the tracts no attention.
«a*« ■»mmar pantur* to 13.SM cnttle
face of the heavy through traffic to be inaugur-
Right now there are some seemingly very learn- “nd l™
T he Btaktyos nation
»ted soon on the Natron line.
! ed discussions being featured by the political-boss ' al fwr**‘
•*,u‘h*rn <**«*»•. rapor,«
People of this city should join those on the Fall J directed press which attempt to palm off the old “
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The
Creek neighborhood in making a strong request corrupt convention system of nomination as the s "1’1“*- ,n ,h" Oregna coast country
I report» 4k g o a l» under penult, while
to the county court for improvement of this road. I "indirect convention system.
Not only is there sufficient local traffic to Justify
In a nutshell, it is a joke for advocates of the ,h* K“'n,,*r n“ ,,,nal l°«*»t •« " 'a a n
the improvement but it Is the shortest distance'convention system to talk about “the cost" of the iu*,on r*i"'«» 15
between Oakridge and upper Willamette points direct primary and compare It in any way with
to the valley.
the old convention system. Just remember this. F IR E D R IL L T O S T A R T
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Every real progressive in Congress today comes
PLAN
A P R IL 1 8 . I S
LET’S GETT FACTS FOR NEW CANNERY
from direct primary strongholds—and virtually
Sprlngflt-ld ■ voluuteer lire company
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. every one is a poor man. Also. Investigate and
Farniere should too^ rate with the chamber o. y(ju wjU flnd
tbe dr|ve agatnM the dire<.t pr|- w in begin regular d tllln on A p ril is.
eommerce in getting the fM-ts about acreage and
headed by pupbUc utility officials, old accordinc to p l u s perfected by C hief
support a new cannery should expect if it were to
„outlcians and coruoration Uwvem
, Jess Smttaun.
Practlc« w ill bo h«M
locate in Lane county. The chamber is making a 90,1001 pol,U<‘an9 »na corporation lawyers.
survey of this vicinity for the cannery people.
Longer day» have been aw aited be
AWFUL BILI. BOARDS DISGRACE
While nearly everybody professes to believe that
fore plana (or d rillin g the company
there is sufficient acreage to support a new can-
-ua— if aEzu.M h . A n - fa. «M.nlr on,l ■rfalf." „«.„I Theni
UnMf8 When
Stilted StfcteS €811 ; „
««r, completed. H-
o T L lJ n ir a ilif
whon .h it? « dJnl sincerely re«ret that 8he *8 a y °u,,K nation. When
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S i S n liT iw
fo n id .tin ir ii hi im one y °ung- one oftln,e8 does things unthinking-t qUtrwl 0, m(.mbrr>
»«w. .
the cannery will have some foundation to build |y So with the nation—and the day we permitted
M,hough ,he volunteer company
rac A a n .K i ih lm r T b e ^ u id
n T ^ u rae«! ' lhe 8tan *“ b e 8 ,n t‘a r i n K o u r beautiful landscapes ; ha>
,,rirailltt.d for
we,.kg.
the Chamber should be filled out and returned ak)n our nationai highways, with huge, lurid nol
blM<. h. H br„ken
Immediately even by those who have no acreage billboardg and 8lgn8>
one of those things, like !
well as those who have so that the facts can ¿ i r folUes’ of youth,'whkffi we "wish we" could '
fl,y
“ ,O"r “ *“ demo“ 'raU
eflL’Iency.
known.
undo.
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An attempt to disfigure English landscapes with pri<-TAI Dercip T < i i n
At last an agreement to build the Springfield bmboard8 and signs >a ia America .is meeting with PTOT* ^
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bridge has been reached by the highway ctommis- 8„ ff opp<,8itiOI1. Our sympathy is with the chai-
NOTABLE GAIN HERE
«ion. Prospects are that the new structure will 1 |enKers and against the vandalism. It is our hope
Puatal recfIpiR both for March
b- completed this year.
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the protest will save the rural landscapes of Eng
and to r the Brat quarter of the year
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land from such defacement.
One thing about divorces t..at has been over-
few goccfeaaful protests by other nations may »howi-d m arked Increaae over correa
looked. If this country ever gets short of gold i gome day awaken America, and public sentiment ponding period* u( 1921!. accurdlax to
It can fall back on the discarded wedding rings.
force a removal of all wayside billboards which announcement of I ’oatm aater F. B.
H am lin .
deface and destroy our nation's natural beauty.
March
receipt»
totaled
$707 OS.
It’s often an economic waste killing a perfectly
i while those nt March 192S. ran to but
good sheep to give some college graduates a
A London scientist says “in twenty years we $<72.15, or a «»in of $34 »3. T hia la n
diploma.
will have television, no drudgery in the home, sex 5 per cent increane.
The poorest place to die in is the town where predetermined and children fed on consentrated ; A ruin of $ i # a .7< • « « shown for the
you haven’t-done your part to make it a better food through tubes.” Here is a tip for ambitious quarter, approxim ately 7.« per ceni
place to live in.
1927 school and college graduates to get into the gain Figure»: i»27. $3110 3«; 1M6.
tube business.
, $i»#3 76
The home-town newspaper is the loud speaker
MILLINERY
for the community and it costs but little to tune in.
Seven Men-o’-War sons and daughters have
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W E S T E R N 1 5 .0 0 H A T C O .
Being in business is a position but keeping in it '
nominated for the Kentucky Derby. .May 14
I T h ird floor of M in er B uilding. Eu-
Roll them bones—and come seven.
1« a job.
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1 gene. Q uality and Style equal to hut»
8prtB »f'«ld. Lane County. Oracon.
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uxu.tlly
priced
double
our
price
Ruaaell Canvtatad
Dewey Kuraell. alleged accom plie*
o f Albert Hrownlee In the Veneta
pool hall hold up. on Monday waa run
V ic in i by a Jury of aaaaillt w ith Iu
t e n t Io rob. Ruaaell «aa given 10 day.
In which to aeek a new tria l If he
wlahra
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P in t Q im , Tom orrow
T h e llrat l>n»el«»ll game of the «on
»on w ill ho played hero tom orrow
afternoon.
when
Springfield
w ill
tackle the Junction City nine, Titln
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992 WlUamette Street
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—that's in Ireland.
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that’s in Springfield.
And when you get here you’ll be pleased with our fine sel
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When1 the service Is a little different.
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of
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w . H A D R A IN , Prop.
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JUST ONE THING, BUT
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A city liaaeliall lenm auch aa haa
been o rg a n im i In year« paaf hera ta
not planned for thin year. according to
Jack l.areon manager of la«l y«a« ■
tonni
b llflru ltle » In holding the play
era together fur the entire nessun
have made the plan uiiproUlubtu, h»
Dr. Roi]dl Q ick
Real Non-Skid
Performance
Slow, Even
Tread Wear
29x4.40
■ • • • b a ll Plana Dropped
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Dependable Eyeglass Service
The door that is the hardest to keep the wolf
Some women who think they are shining so I- $5.00.
m 19
from is in the sedan.
ally find later that it was only their nose.
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That’s what this new All-Weather Tread Balloon Tire offers.
REAL NON-SKID PERFORMANCE—because the deep cut. sharp edged Goodyear blocks
ir. the tread s center seize, grip and hang-on under all sorts of going.
SLOW, EVEN TREAD WEAR—because these sharp-edged, diamond-shaped blocks are
placed in a semi-flat design,. They not only grip the road, but retain their usefulness
longer than any non-skid tread heretofore offered.
Come in and see it We'll let the tire do the talking. We have it now in the 29 x 4.40
size for Fords, Chevrolets and other light cars. Backed by our standard Goodyear ser
vice.
also w ill be the Brel appearance of
Mprlngheld high arhool athlete« under
the tutein«« nf Leonard M ayfield,
newly appointed roach,