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movement without forming • habit or
MEXICANS MOVING
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday a t
Springfield. Lane County. Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
H. E. M A X E Y , Editor.
ttered as second class m atter, February 34, 1903 a t the
postofllce, Springfield. Oregon
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N RA TE
One year In A dvance..—_...$1.75 T h re e M onths
........... il.itO S in g le Copy
Six Months
uk .
...75c
.be
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TH U R SD A Y MAY 3. l»2S
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H E LP T H E LUMBER INDUSTRY— USE WOOD
Lum bering, th e principal ind u stry of th e Pacific
N orthw est, is being delt a serious blow by th e in-
ro ad s being m ade o a it b y t h e paper c a rto n w hich
Isra p id lv replacing the wood box. T en y ears ago
th e re w ere 49 paper c a rto n s used to each 100
w ooden boxes. Now there are 135 paper c a rto n s
Js^d to each 100 boxes or an increase of 135 per
RELIEF FROM CURSE
SPRINGFIELD BOY GETS
over Increaalng the du»«
OF CONSTIPATION
S lop »uttering t r u l l i co n stip atio n .
FORESTRY POSITION
If th e present How of M exicans Into th e United
Chew u lleMull O rd erlle a t n ig h t N ext
S ta te s co n tin u es th e M exican problem should
A U ntile C reek p h y sician » li v » . " C o il day b rig h t
«let 24 fur 36c today ut
C u rtlc P ric e of S pringfield, se n io r In
ultim ately solve Itself. We will have all th e Mexi fo re s try »t O. A. C., lia» accep ted a »llpution I» resp o n sib le fu r m ure ml» (lie n e a re s t Itexull D rug S tu re (Adv I
cans in th e United S ta te s w here we can rule them position ue a s s is ta n t d is tric t ra n g e r m ery lim n iiny o th e r cause."
Hill Im m ed iate relief hu» beeil fottuti.
in o u r own wav. T h ere a re th re e million Mexi th e I'n lte d S ta te s fo re st se rv ice In
cans now living in the so u th e rn p a r t o f the United ,
t for Juty
A ta b le t culled llex u ll O rd erlies Im
been d isco v ered . Tbl» tab let u lti nel»
S ta te s and M exicans are leaving old Mexico at *
,B
w ider frum th e sy stem lulu (lie lazy
the ra te of 5.000 a day. according to sta tis tic s of ,
th eir governm ent.
| "Price stood second on the civil dry, e v a c u a tin g bow el culled th e culmi
Evidently the peons do not cure for th e Calles . s,,rvu.«> ra n g e r elig ib le list in W ash- T he w ilier loosens th e d ry food wash«
jHilicy of helping th e peon th e w ay they are run-
MHd O regon, »m t 1» reg a rd e d as limi cause» n g en tle, th o ro u g h , natu rili
ning aw ay from It.
o ne of th e o u ts ta n d in g m en In th is
1
T he M exican middle class docs not like t alh‘® | y. a r'u class." »aid G eorge W Pesv>.
policy.
1 d ean of fo re stry .
T he C atholic ch u rc h does not like him.
T h e g o v ern m en t w ill fu rn ish hltn
A m erican capital, w hich is responsible for three w ith a four room co tta g e , barn, garage
fo u rth s of th e Industrial developm ent in Mexico,
Iueat,ow |un,j f„r his horses. Price'
Specializing in Toneile
does not like him. If th e tre n d of aft airs k e e p u p * (1) |uul(1|t, t i„ii>er sale work together
,R> wy, jiaVe Mexico all to him self in a few y e a r s . * |th Krilglng Mlld ,lr„ ,.„ntrol problem»
But evidently he does not believe In h to ow n re-
(he
forest.
Over Penney's Store
ginie as ¡t ¡s c h arg ed a g re a t p a rt of his m oney
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• ln u n ite d S ta te s banks.
. . .
WOMAN EATS ONLY
cent.
Dr. Geo. A. Si
THE
NOT A MAN’S WORLD
BABY FOOD 3 YEARS
D uring th e last 10 v ears lum ber used in w ooden
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boxes h a s dropped from 6,001.000.000 board feet
A ccording to life insu ran ce s ta tistic s 10«» hoys
,.For yearg ,
only baby fund,
v e ry th in
Now
to 4,066,000.000 or a decrease of 35 per cent. T h e are born fo r every 100 girls. D eath ta k e s a heav e evt>ry
ln g else form ed gas.
chief arg u m en t in favor of paper c a rto n s a re th a t ler to p am ong m ales, how ever, so th a t we actual- thunk» to A dlerlkn. I e a t e v e ry th in g
th ev are lighter and save freight rates. On th e jy k av e 104 m ales to every 100 fem ales Com- and e n jo y life."— Mr». M. G unn
ven th e first spoonful of Adler-
face of it this seem s sound b u t'w h e n it is con- parative reco rd s show th a t th e n um ber of nuiie^ E r.»«-»
sidered th a t th e increase of d am age claim s of
a hundred fem ales in th e living population in lkn rHu,»v«H gus on th e sto m a c h and
freich t shipm ents for th e sam e 10 year period som e of th e co u n tries of th e w orld ran g e as fol- r, m oves iiH tonlshlng a m o u n ts of old
h a s m ounted from $50,763.000 to $125.925.000. ]ows: G reat B ritain 93.5; N orw ay. 94: Sweden, w aste m u tte r frum th e system . Make-»
th
falacv paper
of using paper c a rto n s instead of 95.3; Spain. 95.3: G erm any. 96.9: E uropean Rus- you enjoy your m eals and sleep b e tte r
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' sia, 97.2: France, 97.9: «Ireland. 98.3; Italy. 99: No m a tte r w hat von have trte d for
stro n g wooden boxes is evident.
L um bering has been in th e slum p for som e Poland 100.5: G reenland. 101.5; Ja p an . 102. your sto m ach an d bow els. AdlArlk.i
tim e and if we do not do som ething here on the India. 104.1: B ulgaria. 104.5; S erbia. 106: Siberia. will s u rp ris e you. F la n e ry 's D rug
106; C aucasus, 111: K o r e a , 1 1 3 : A s ia tic R u s s ia . S tore.
Pacific coast to m ake it b e tte r nobody else will.
T he lum bering payroll of the Pacific N orthw est 117.5 and China. 125.
am o u n ts to $400.000.000 annualyl. While woo l
boxes are m ade m ostly from pine any '.ailing off
A bill h a s been introduced in th e house of r e
in th e am ount of
or m
lum
o w ber
er used
usea a affects
u e c is th
m v e m ark
s ia et
c . pre sen tativ es by R ep resen tativ e Jo h n McSwain,
of th e w hole ind u stry and especially D ouglas fir. of g out k C arolina, to prom ote re fo re stra tio n of
P a p e r c a rto n s are also m ade from wood but it jaR{js not suitable for ag ric u ltu re . More and
EUGENE
is th e wood of th e young grow ing hem lock and m ore a tte n tio n to re fo re stra tio n will be given in
spruce th a t should not be cut w hen it is while the fu tu re . It is not unlikely th a t in th e next ten
, ,
lum ber is usually m ade from th e ripe tre e and vears we will see young tre e s planted in most of P |
n il
I I _ „ A I —.
wood box lum ber is a bi-product in th e m an u fac- the Cl,t over a re a s in L ane co unty, and o th er I I P
I w l M 11 H | | (. | 1111
tu re of h igh-grade lum ber. One is an econom ic p a rts of Oregon. People a re beginning to realize * * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * *
loss while th e o th e r is th e h a rv estin g of a crop th a t if tim ber is going to last for ever it m ust be ,
S P E C IA L IS T
already ripe and a b e tte r utilization of wood.
grow n and cultivated like o th e r crops.
in Internsl Medicine tor the
Lane county people should prom ote th e use of ,
lum ber w here ever possible. Lane co u n ty m er-
past fifteen year»
A con tem p o rary says “K isses like legs are now
c h a n ts should dem and th a t th e ir goods received so com m on they have lost th e ir kick. Even the
from w holesalers a re shipped in wooden boxes.
m ovies have been com pelled to len gthen their
d u ratio n , so m uch h a s th e gam e been overplay
DOES N O T O P E R A T E
MORE AND B E T T E R DAIRY FEEDS
ed.” He m ust have ju st re tu rn e d from France
T he efforts of C ounty A gent O. S. F letch er to w here m en greet m en w ith a sm ack on both sides.
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prom ote th e grow ing of alfalfa and Ladino clover, ;
W ill be at O SBURN H O T E L
to produce m ore and
‘ih e 'd a ir v
H enry Ford h a s bo u g h t a m illion and a half
S A T U R D A Y M AY 5
ful will ultim ately
of t? e a c re s of ru b b er tre e s in B razil. We ta k e it from
industry in th e coun y. -
m ake th a t he intends to m ake several Model A’s to use
Office Hour»: 10 a. m. to 4 p. n
dairv cow should be grow n on th e tarm to m ane
ru b b er in tires
dairy ing profitable. Alfalfa for fo rag e and Ladino up th is m uch rubDer i n . u r . s .
clover for sum m er p astu re, w here they can be ,
ONE DAY O N L Y
grow n, will go a long w ay to w ard solving the teei
H elen Wills w orlds cham pion ten n is play-
problem . The av erage yield of alfalfa is n e a r y , Mws
sm oke. dri’nk or danCe the
tw ice th e p resent average yield of hay
a cre
c ^ J rleSton. \v h a t a blow to som e girls.
No Charge for Consultation
L ane county according to th e farm census.
Phone 355
O ils
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A STAI DARD OIL PRODUCT
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It's Eg; Im nnn’s— th a t's the reason.
CGGIMANN’S
Dr. M ellen th ln Is a re g u la r g ra d u a te
In m edicine and su rg e ry and I» licen
sed by th e s ta te of O regon. He doda
n o t o p e ra te for ch ro n ic a p p en d ic itis,
gall sto n es, u lcers of sto m ach , to n sils
o r adenoid».
JLu “ W h ere
th e S erv ice is D ifferent’
The Cream of
the Tobacco
Crop
H e ha» to h is c re d it w onderful r e
s u lts In d ise a se s of th e sto m ach , liver,
bow els, blood, kkln, n erv es, h e a rt,
k id n ey , b lad d er, b ed w ettin g , c a ta rrh ,
w eak lungs, rh e u m a tism , sc iatica, leg
u lc e rs and re c ta l u llm en ts.
Below a re th e n a m e s of a few .if
h is m any satisfied p a tie n ts In O regon
w ho have been tre a te d fo r one of the
abo v e nasmed c a u se s :
H . II.
E lm er
B essie
D. 0 .
B lake.M arshfield.
B ooker, C ondon.
E ckles, E m pire.
H orn, B onanza.
W. C. Helyer. Kent.
P . M. K o ster, Mt. A ngel.
M rs. L. H . M artin , Moro.
D avis S tein o n , A llegany.
F red S hields, K lam ath F alls.
Jo e S heoshlps, G ibbon.
D. I W a g e n b la st, P o rtlan d .
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“Hoot, Mon, Luckies
dinna hurt my throat
or wind,” says
Sir Harry Lauder,
famous Scotch
Comedian
*‘I’ve smoked Luckies
for years and all this
time I’ve been active
in my work which
dem an ds a clear
vo ice for singing
and good wind for
dancing. ‘ICs al-
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m oon lich t nicht
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Mon, they dinna
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' throat.’ ”
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