THURSDAY DECEMBER 22. 1 »27
THE 8PRJNQFIHLD NHWtì
P A G I TWO
W ilto n s E n tertain
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Pubi,»bed Every Thureday a t
OR. FRANK CRANE SAYS
Springfield, l-ane County. Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
H K M A X E Y . Editor.
Miss
Rsbhan
Home — Mias
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stance Itebhan. student in O. S I'., 1« i of M a rn ila was a visitor here Friday,
affair.
vlsltlns her parents here
B rew er In Town— Hoy llrvw .-r of
There were seven laldea of bridge.
Here From M areóla— l.em Beisset F all C rvek waa a visitor here M euda,
DelieloH* refreshm ents were served
of M arcóla paid Springfield a business
Physicien at Maroota— Dr. W . II. by the hostess
visit Friday.
i Pollard tuade a professional call at
NOW ENJOYS EATING.
H arrisburg Man Hare— T. D. C arr M areola early Monday
THE RIGHT KIND OF PATRIOTISM
A patriotic deed Is one w hich reflect* honor and
glory upon one's country.
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
We recognize General G rant, the Duke of Wel
One year in Advance-------»175 Three M o n th s------- 75c
a . M o n th s ______ _________ »1 00 Single C o p y ------------- be lington and Napoleon as patriots because they led
arm ed forces of their respective countries.
T H U R S D A Y D E C E M B E R 22. 1S>37
The exploits of Colonel Lindbergh, together ° f H arrisburg was a local visito r fh
with that of Chamberlin and Ix'vine. have glorified dsy.
MOVE FOR NEW FEEDER LINK
the United States. But this glory was not offset
Break« Leg In F all— Jam«» Vaughn,
Surveys have been made and right-of-way is by any ran co r incurred by other countries. France broke
hie leg In a fa ll from ali oak
reported to have been pun hast'd for a new n til- ; and Germ any were Just as enthusiastic in
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ac- ire « while playing Saturday.
road up the South Fork of the Santiam trom Leb- >
the exploits of our fliers as we were,
gnon. Just who is back of the move has not -pj,js is
right kind of patriotism and partiotic
Mra.
H arris
H ere— Mrs.
Archie
yet been officially announced but it is indicated aejjon. for p ¡s one which exalts one's native H a rris of M a b u rg was a visitor here
that It is either the tim ber owners or the railro ad s.; countrj. and a j
sam,. time does not awaken thia week.
W eyerhauser and Louis Hill, of the Great North- anim osity In other peoples.
am railroad, are two of the largest tim ber holders., Vndoubted|y Thom as Edison has glorified his W a lta r v illt Man In— C Sylvester of
Both the Santiam and the McKenzie river J » H Own countrv quite as much as General Grant W a lle rv llle transacted business here
leys are marked for development in the next few . On R votp taken ,n b>anee recently the most Saturday.
ara. They are the rem aining poten ta les of popular Frenchm an was found to be not Napol-
W endling People Here — M r. and
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tim ber stands. . , The
. sam
. e . tim ber
. . owners
u. v con. but Louis Pasteur.
M r*
Howard Mol »on of W endling
*re largely interested in both watersheds w h ic h , So 1>arwin and Jenner bave done more to exalt ■poni 8uuday In Sprlngfleld
Join on the ridge between the two stream s.
'th e prestige of England than l»rake and Wel-
There are 10 billion feet of tim ber on the Me- iingt„ n
Hara
From
Canyonville — Misa
Kenzie watershed with owners anxious to C“ 1 ° r | Koch and Goethe have spread the fame of Ger- M adeline Miles of Crmyonvllte was a
dlspose of it. Furtherm ore the bouth Fork of le m any fa r more than Von Moltke and Ludenberg, Sprlngfleld visitor Monday.
McKenzie offers a good entrance into eastern and
and Bellanca have made Italy
Home From Hospital— Mrs. M S
Oregon by a connecting road which would be fam ous and are neUUed , o , he gratitude of their
Sw alley returned to her home from
flanked with m ervhantible tim ber even at i countryp quite as much as Garibaldi.
Summit of the range below the bouth Sister at
Tolstoy has done more to spread the renown (he Puelflc C hristian hospital Sunday
Elk Lake.
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°f Russia than all her warriors.
Undergoes O peration— George ltux
This throw s a welcome light upon true patriot- ton was operated on at the Paclflc
A bridge scene on the Columbia River highway ¡gnt fhich is found in that harm less rivalry of I Christian hospital Monday by a local
—a picture taken in California." appears below a achievement by the members of the various na- ; surgeon.
half page cut of Multnomah falls in the current tional groups.
Issue of the American magazine. We can expect
There is no bad blood in this competition. Then«
Returns to M arshfield— Miss Lucille
to hear of a riot breaking out in Portland any js nothing gained for one country which is not j Olson ha* returned Io Mershfleld
h itle r visiting Mrs H u rl McPherson
time now.
equally valuable for the whole world.
Will those eastern m agazine editors never
We are learning that to be a good national is i here.
learn their geography? Can it be that they do to be a good world citizen, and the applause of
In From Lorane— M r
and Mrs
not now where the Columbia river—the thin! m ankind is quite as valuable as the applause of
F ra n k I'a rrls o f txiraio- visited over
largest stream in the United States— is located? one's fellow citizens.
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We .propose to all western newspapers the way to
In order to elevate our country and to magnify j ,h'' * ',,k >nd at the home of M r and
m ake an impression on these eastern w riters is it. it is no longer necessary to go out and k ill! Mr*" B W. Collins.
whenever the Hudson river is mentioned in the somebody to annex some other territory; It is
Miss Duryse Home— Mias D e E tta
press, refer to it as being in Florida.
better to *lo som ething that shall excite both the Duryee returned from Monmouth,
Stared aa second class m a tti r, February St. I »03 at the
postone«. Springfield, Oregon
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Mere From M arcias— C arl Johnsou
emulation and the applause of the whole world.
If it had not been for the gruesom e m urder of
True patriotism consists in m aking our countrv
the little Parker girl we would pay th at this m ur- stronger and better and not necessarily belittling
der chase in Southern California was another another country.
moving picture set up— something to keep Los
Angeles in the limelight since Aintee has ceased
Com ment»
to produce any more sensational copy. The vil-
llan always seem s to get away in the glare of
CAN C O N F IS C A T E S T O L E N CAR
California sunshine.
W e s tfir People M e re — M r end Mrs
W a lle r G rlflln of W estflr were Sunday
visitors al the K. W Collins home
Down from Rainbows— Mra. George
W illia m s of llalnbow visited Spring
field Monday.
M ita Perkins Returns— Adeline Per
kina, mho has been visiting her fath er
some lim e at M apleton, haa returned
to here home here.
V is it at Salem — M r. and M r*
Mansion Adam * and M r. aiat M r*
W a lte r lotxlon were Sunday v is ito r'
a t Salem
If your name Is spelled backwards or anyother
mishap.-* befall an\ Item of nows oom i-rnin k von
please don't blame this newspaper too much,
You see our reporter has become a father for the
first time. Any and all of you who may have gone
through that experience for the first tim e can
•ym pathize with him and pardon his mental stat
The Springfield News pereonel. M ssrs. Mal
colm Epley. E. E. Pync, Fred V> ith and Mr. an.I
Mrs H. E. Maxey, wish you all a very M< rrv
Christmas.
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HIS
WIFE
"F o r years I suffered w ith stomach
trouble Then, my w ife got me to lake
A dlerika Today I feel fine and eat
what I like."- -W m . Opp
Adb-rlka relieves stomach gas and
sourness In T K N minutes. Acting on
B O T H Upper and lower bowels. Il re
moves old waste u m tler you never
(bought wae In your system
L et Ad-
b rlk a give your stomach and bowels
a ItK A I, cleansing and see how much
better you w ill feel. It w ill surprise
you! Flanory'a Drug Store.
For general plumbing and re p a ir
work call the Fix It Shop, phone 17*.
South F ifth Street.
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START NOW
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You
can go te h rre yuu u « n t . huv
w h at you w an t* l)E w h a t yo u
w a u l, w h e n yo u to m h in e the
a b ility w ii!t t n r n ^ h t tra in in g .
Write I *’•»<«•» » n i l St *1 v r
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Dr. Geo. A. Sii
Specializing in Tonsils
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Over Penney’s Store
Phone 355
We
Eugene
; h > s UU> u *
!••( s*«r.
|l< hnkc-Walkcr
BU SIN ESS C O U FGE
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where »he Is attend ing school, last
Saturday atul w ill spend .the holiday*
here and in Eugene.
W inxanreids Back— M r. nnd M r*
John W lnxenreld
who have been
aw ay from the c ity since Septem ber ,
have ik turned
T h e y spent a l l iweek*
at New port and the rem ainder of the (
T he question has often been raised by motorists a* to
tim e In Portland. Both are Improved
th eir responsibility If th e ir automobile is stolen and used
in health and say the are glad to he
In the transportation of Intoxicating liquors
Would It be
back in Springfield.
forfeited to the Governm ent w ithout regard to the rights
>f the owner?
M a n y H e re F r id a y — A m o ng out of-
M otorists have also been desirous o f know ing th e ir res tovrn visitors here F riday were M r*.
ponsiblllty If they loaned th e ir car to a friend o r gave a I Tobe L itte re ll. W endling; Mrs
F K
i “lift' to a stranger and the car wag veiled while the friend i Roberta, Jasper; l.em D ru ry. Jasper;
or stranger carried a hip flask containing Intoxicating
G A. F in dley, L o w e ll; M rs
Fr.-d
liquor
meat?
THANKS
Returns to W ashington— M r* A T
M eier returned Io her home at H ihju
lam. W ashington, a fte r visiting her
sister, M rs A C Peillcurd
Editorial
“Live languages in schools” will be the chief
topic of the next State teachers convention In
Portland. This doesn't mean flapper slang or
*Uek jargon they are going to discuss but foreign
languages spoken today as compared with the TO-
ma nee languages—Greek, Latin and what not.
M r and Mra Clifford W olsln were
hosts to more than 3« friends at a
parly held
Monday evening. The
house was a llra . lively decorated in
keeping w ith the holiday sp irit, and
the party was eutlrely a Christmas
FREE DELIVERY
e Free .afternoon deliveries daily in Springfield,
Phone us your needs before noon.
QUACKENBUSH’S
HARDWARE — HOUSEWARES
FARM EMPLIMENTS.
160 East Broadway
Oregon
w ouid their can t o ■ ■', .i -1 ■; . • • ■; .
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T h e Oregon State Motor Association In Investigating-th<- ' I'am p C ree k '
ibove question find* that the best legal opinion holds
i.
Hr< Fr„(1 <*rai,tr,,.
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w.iinc
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Moore. F il l
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that
the Federal G overnm ent has the right m d. m .n.i t h - v . t i h . , * .
H ea»..n t m u . Mrs v.-ri
• fo rfeitu re of any vehicle seized by its agent* w hile b- Ing i T hn yer. Oakridge, and Mr». F.
iused to transport or conceal Illicit into xicating liquor*
h ' M allndn, McOlynn.
makes no difference. In law at I-
w hether t h - vel
is an autonxihUe, wagon, boat or bicycle, nor
■the
■ p< rson in control Is the owner bailee, condlt : tl vend-e REBEKAHS GREETED BY
! or thelf.
OLD MEMBERS AT MEET
The statue giving the Governm ent this unlim ited power
Now that “His Uncle’s Niece” has come and la known as Section 345«. Revised Statutes Under I
gone the town is back to normal. But there is when liquor IS being carried o r concealed, the vehlcl
still some people who insist in “kidding” th ; I becomes “tainted with the crim e" and may I»- forfeited
actors and actresses.
to the G overnm ent through proper proof In a libel action
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As the situation now stands, the Governm ent may have
If a few more Eugene tax levies are invalidated any vehicle forfeited If It can prove that at the tim e the
city government will have to be abandoned for vehicle was seized It was being used to ••conceal or de
the lack of funds. Those small towns do have posit” Illic it intoxicating liquors on which the proper
their troubles.
Federal tax had not been paid
T he statute applies to
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every bootleg liquor case w hether the Intoxicating bever
Sit tight and hold on—It won’t be long now. age Is »n a container in the ear o r In the pocketa of a per
Another week and the old year is gone.
son who Is* In the car — O. 8. M. Association.
G reeting cards from many forme!
trom berà of the lodge were read at
the
unnual
homecoming
of
the
Rebekah lodge at the I. O. O. F. hall
Monday night. In vitatio n s to attend
the session had been sent out to all |
form er members, and many of these |
responded w ith message». Including
several from out of the state.
Ea. h
F o rty attended th«- reunion.
Re-
W h » called upon for a short talk
fre*hm ents were served.
Making Refractions Every Day for Many Years Is a Valu
able Asset in Our Work.
¿Pl Seaman W ffloody
Suite 831 M in er Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon,
Telephone 362
See our Azaleas, Cyclamen, and
Poinsettia» before you plan your
C h ristien * flower gifts. Oldhuin Ä
Schanlol.
I f your radio doesn't work w ell, let
F ix -It Shop, 9outh F ifth
ns fix It.
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Phone 172.
F O R S A L E — Carbon paper In large
sheets, 26x39 Inches, suitable for
m aking tracings. T he New s Office.
To Our Patrons and
Friends
On the tide of seasonal good wishes follow
B lank ITo m issory notes and re
celpts printed and In stock at the
N e w t office.
A Christmas
Suggestion
Perhaps you haven’t con
sidered glasses—
But m any a father or
m other would have 305
days of pleasure and enjoy
m ent if the Christm as gift
was a pair of our Invisible
Bifocals.
Secure one of our Gift
Certificates. Also our beau
tiful "L eather Gift Cases”
m ake an attractive present.
Dr. Ella C. Meade
O p to m e tr is t
WATTS OPTICAL CO.
No. 14 8 Ave. West
Eugene, Oregon
ing your way, let us assure you th at none
are more sincere than ours.
May we express the hope th a t the year
draw ing to a dose, has brought you Peace,
Plenty and Contentm ent, and th at the New
Year holds in store, more prosperity and
good cheer for all of our custom ers and
friends,
Sincerely yours,
Commercial State Bank
SPRINGFIELD
Protected by Electric Burglarly A larm Syatem
A GOOD B A N K IN A GOOD C O U N TR Y