THURSDAY MAY 24. 1928, •
THE SPRING FIELD NEWS
T ---- .
ette Valley Lumbermen's association
JUNIORS WIN CONTEST
SPRINGFIELD GIRLS TAKE
T H E FORCE O F INTELLIGENCE
Ilf which he I» execu tive seiretn ry
AT BIG STUDENT PICNIC Thia organisation win* recently revived
PART IN U. OF O. EVENTI
More and m ore sh eer brain pow er is com ing In­
Published Every Thursday at
to its own a s opposed to b ru te stre n g th . Tin*
with the announced purpoae of ulding
Juniors took Mml place In the Intel
A number of Springfield high arhnol
world has know n tim es w hen physical force dom i­
the lumber m anufacturers of the »al­
Sprlngfleld. Lane County. Oregon, by
c
la
ss
centeut»
run
off
nt
the
minimi
n ated both m an am i beast. T hose days a re gone. girls attended (lie high school play ■tiKlent body picnic of the high school ley In luurkellng mid other problems
T H E W IL L A M E T T E P R E S S
Now everything is ruled by th o u g h ts in the m inds day held nt the university last Hal
of the ImlUHtry.
H. E MAXEY. Editor.
urday m orning and afternoon
The held Innt Frhlflv. More than 176 »in-
of men.
And th is Age of Intellect is having unexpected event w as sponaorad by the women's ■lent« mid toucher» gulhered nt Sw im ­
ktered aa aecond class m atter. February 24. 1903 at the
N O T IC E TO C R E D ITO R S
mer'» thdlght for the big plcnle.
result*.
T he old-tim e prize-fighter, uitd m any physical edueallon depart m eal.
poatofflee, Springfield. Oregon
T he Junior boy» won llrnl place. the
Notice
I» hereby given I hat the un
The
local
girls
participated
In
var
o th e r old-tim e exponents of various sports, had
ew lgncil tin» been nppolnled Admin
M A IL S U B SC R IPTIO N R A TE
only s tre n g th . T he prise-fighter with tin* largest ious gam es and sports At noon « ■entorn «econd. the sophomore» third d iKtmtor
of III«' E s i l i l e of W illie Emery,
One year In Advance
$1.75 Three Months
..75v hieepts. longest reach, steadiest legs and the best ; ptente lunch wu« aerved.
A social mol the freHhliK n Inst place In the deceused, by Hie Court of Lune t'oun
M on th s_______________ $100 Single Copy .................be punch w as the idol of th e populace. Now a prize­ swim fur nil the high achool und uni boaehall Ramen which formed the ly, Oregon All persona having claim«
ngnlllHl I he »»bi exlate are hereby
fighter is expected to have som e business s a g a c ­ verulty girl« w u i the filini event >f ch ief source of entertainm ent.
T H U R S D A Y M A Y 24. 1928
tlth er event» are yet to be account uollfied Io present the »aim*, properly
ity, and a good scientific know ledge of (he fistic the day.
verified. Io the undersigned al the
In all o rd in a ry cases we see in tu itiv e ly a t firs t view , gam e.
The Springfield girl« reported hnv ed for before the yearly contest b e­ office of Walla A W eill, Umili of Coin
In addition, we have com e to expect our
tw
een
the
i-lmme«
1»
cloned.
evbat is our duty, w h a t is the honest p art. In these cases, prize-fighters to know a little, even m ore (ban a in* a fine tim e during the day
1 merce B ld g . Eugene, Lane County.
¡Oregon within six month» from th»
goubt and d elib eratio n is of its e lf dishonesty— B U T L E R .
little ab o u t th in g s which belong to th e realm of
H. J. Cog 1» Speaker
, date of the fimi publication of thia
art.
FREE METHODISTS TO
H J Cox, former president of the notice
KING AND KING
W itness th e com ing to th is co u n try of Italy’s
CONVENE AT GROVE Springfield cham ber of commerce, 1 Hale of th e first publication Mav
•1 l'l. 'S
No doubt th e re will be som e confusion at the cham pion, U m berto T o rrianl. Not half as m uch
w as the speaker before the luncheon , HAROLD J WEI.Id». A dm inistrator
fuss Is being m ade about U m berto’s m uscles as Is
Free
M
ethodiet
of
Southern
Oregon
1
general election over the nam es of Ja m e s K. King, being m ade about his classical education. Um­
of the Eugene chamber laal Friday.
WELLS « W ESLLS A ttorneys
Ma 24 31 Je 7-14 St:
successful candidate for th e republican n o m in a­ b erto is proud of being a deep stu d e n t of S h a k e ­ will hold their annual conference in I He told of the purpose of >he Wlllmn
tion. and Alta King, the dem ocratic nom inee. One speare. H om er, and th e e n tire ra n g e of classic connection with their camp meeting«.
Mny 31 to June 10. In the cam p'
King will be disappointed and th e o th e r district
re.
ground» at Cottage Grove, owned by
a tto rn e y th a t is certain hut th e public can be literatu
O ur own Gene T u n n ey —w hom U m berto would the M ethodist church Thia la one
pleased because there are tw o good m en running
like to m eet In th e ring and as an opponent in an of the beuuty »pot» of Cottage Grove .
*;„d ' T
“ 2 s r * s s i r * “ 10 s s »
— . . .
,
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n » . and a large attendance I» expected
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
Dames law enforcem ent w ill not suffer.
uppercut but h as been a good re a d e r all o f Ma l i e
A
/ ; i t l h l l or o f
T he contest in th e beginning looks like a close and
E
ugene
B
usiness
College
S
um
m
er
School
will
be
orgnlzed
only a few w eeks ago addressed an audience p*,
„
rac e . Jam es K. King, brilliant young trial law yer,
M
onday,
Ju
n
e
Four,
with
o
u
r
reg
u
lar
corps
of
te
a
c h e rs in
of S hakespeare.
- VMn<-ii«t win he in attend ance
h a s the republican party behind him w ith a two of college stu d e n ts on r th e ” ” subject
' wls" " " " a rk s
» '* " «
''
.ch arg e.
to one reg istratio n over th e dem ocrats. Alta
For Inform ation address
King,
in p public
life
in LKHir
Lane v county
MI1K, long
lo n e a figure
UKurt* ill
u u iiv H
it-in
u u m , a at i 1
‘
, . . i i., . . . n » . . n t h n . l l n n i . n f « M lv lt v Columbia River conference and Rev
Eugene a i d C o u ag e f i r o v . « « e ll an d favorably !
Ih.-fr V S ....... . ......... . «
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know n both as a straig h tfo rw ard m an and an a t- |
J t|
w/ n)(1
T h i „ is a n aK,. Eugene Many o th e r , win he present.
’ T he fact th a t he
d ^ v e l . ; “defTatTd i
! mime representing the S eattle Pacific
»92 Willamette St.
torney.
A. E. RO BERTS. ITesIdent
w here brain-pow er dom inates.
I roll«**»*
th e present district a tto rn ey a t th e election indi­
Eugene, Otregoii
• • •
T elephone 666
c a te s he has m any friends and political strength.
IN MEMORY OF T H E W RIGHTS
1 , ” Rev.
, T * A.
' he
t
W e soldiered in the sam e outfit w ith Jim m ie
At K itty H aw k. N orth C arolina, a stone tablet | H„ who
(o #Uen(1 H(g
King in FYance and know him a s a capable, fair-
of
m
ore
th
a
n
usual
significance
h
a
s
been
unveiled.
;
)g
Sev,.n(h
str,.e(
m inded young m an. alw ays willing to sacrifice for
Houlh. Cottagi-
Its inscription reads:
Grove
his fellow men. He w as a good soldier, he is a
On this spot. Sept. 17. ¿900. W ilbur W rig h t, Rrw Mterta,nment rill lx* pro-
good law yer and he would m ake a good d istrict
began th e assem bly of th e W right b ro th e rs first I vld(Kl
a tto rn ey .
Isn’t it tough to find you h aven't a fte r you a re once out on
___________
O ur business relations with Alta King during experim ental glider w hich led to m a n ’s conquest j
th e open road and not u place In Hight to get it. M ake sure!
th e past five o r six years tells us th at he is capable of th e air.
Before s ta rtin g on a trip, stop at o u r sta tio n uml get
A little m ore th a n th re e y ears later. Orville FORCED TO SLEEP IN
to fill th e office for which he seeks. No one can
y our c a re all set for it.
CHAIR— GAS SO BAD
W
right,
n
e
a
r
th
a
t
spot
on
th
e
sand
dunes,
first
question his integrity, and his long experience in
We specialise on supplying th e best oil and g u s for
public office and th e practice of law in Lane co u n ­ flew a m otor-driven airplane.
"Nights I sat up In a chair, I had
m otorists, and give good, courteous, efficient service.
T
he
flight
lasted
only
tw
elve
seconds.
ty will stan d him in good stead if elected.
GENERAL GASOLINE AND OILS
B ut th o u g h of sh o rt du ratio n , it c o n stitu ted the such stom ach gus I took Adlerika
Both m en will w age clean and aggressive ca m ­
and n oth in g I cat hurts m e now. I
first
successful
experim
ent
w
ith
a
h
eav
ier-th
an
-
paigns. Both have friends in both p arties who
Bleep fine.“— Mr». Glenn Butler.
will sw itch to th e ir support in th e general elec­ a ir m achine in th e long history of flying attem p ts.
Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler-
f»th and A S tre e ts
. . .
Springfield
Tim
e
h
a
s
vindicated
th
e
W
right
brothers.
tion. W ho will be elected no m an can say until
F or m anv m o n th s a fte T th e first’fligh’t ^ f Orville " 1» relieve» <a» on the stom ach and
th e ballots a re counted, except it will be King.
W right, th e world refused to believe th a t it had rwnove* »«tonlahlng am ount» of old
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w aste m atter from the system Makes
„
„
i actu ally ta k e n place.
Offices— 831 Miner Building. East Broadway Street
you enjoy your meal» and sleep better,
A bulletin from T exas tells us th a t th e wom en
a s late as 1905 and 1906. when th e 1you
In the S outhw est are very conservative and b rags ^ r i g h t s w ere c o n sta n tly m aking sh o rt living No m atter what you have tried for
on th e ir restra in t. "O nly w ithin th e last six , ri
persons all over the co u n try jeered at them our stom ach and bow els. Adlerika
m o n th s or so. fo r instance, have w om en ventured to
fiy.
w,n "urprlse you. Flan.ry'» Drug
for r believing th a t m an could fly.
Scientific ! wl"
to sm oke in public in San Antonio. W omen ex- a r tjcies
to -prove’’ th a t flving w as Impos- 8,ore-
pect and still receive the old-tim e courtesies and sib]e people did not believe even th e evidence of
a tte n tio n s. Men rem ove th eir h a ts w hen wom en , evp-w itnesses
e x e c u t o r s n o t ic e
a re in office buildings and give up th eir se a ts in "
until 1908 w ere th e a d v en tu res of th e in the C o un ty C ourt 0» the s ta te of
stre e ts c a rs continues the seport.
W right b ro th e rs given credence.
Oregon in and to r the County of
Lane. In Probate.
Now th a t th e wom en have ventured to sm oke
Th
w ere thp fo re ru n n e n , of L indbergh, Cap-
re E s ta te of A lice B ean McGuire,
th e correspondent m ight add a n o th e r p aragraph. tain Wilklns, th e G erm an-Irish flyers, and all th e In deceased.
w hich he . didn
t.
Men
are
still
very
generous
«.o
O(b
er
brave
souls
w
hose
a
ir
exploits
have
aroused
. . . .
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N otice 1.« h ereb y given thn* th» un
w om en— th ey give them th e first light on the tb e applause and fired th e en th u siasm of th e na- dersigned, Albert 0 . McGuire. hn«
m atch and even divide th eir favorite brand of jjon
been appointed executor o f the above
c ig a re tte s w ith them . Could a n y th in g be m o re, Tim e h a s vindicated them m ightily. T oday the c X '? that "s’il
Chivalrous
« « «
science to which th ey gave th eir best efforts has to the said estate shall pay the sam e
o u r im asm o 1,1 service is tu try to give m ore than
developed to an a sto u n d in g degree. T he nation to mi- anil that all persons having
claim s again st the said esta te i>hall
A. B. See, fam ous elevator m a n u fa c tu re r and ch erish es th e m em ory of these g rea t pioneers.
present the »ame to m>- with vouchers
an ti-fem inist, h a s w ritten a book calling on men
attached at the In.« office of n,y a t­
to revolt a g ain st the dom inance of w om an. T he
A survey show s th a t in D etroit th e liquor in- torney, H. E. Slattery. 717 W illam ette
m an should rule the hom e, he says, and the vote ¡(jugtry ra n k s second. T h e au to ind u stry is first Street, Eugene. Lane County. Oregon,
O P ,O M F T P '* « T • » L V M H B M T S P L 'C • M
-A
six month« from the date of
should be tak e n aw ay from wom en. Try ami p e rh a p s som e of th e m oonshine finds a read y within
the first publication of this notice
Suita S31 M iner Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon,
Telephone 382
Ke t
m a rk e t as a s u b stitu te for gasoline.
which Is May 24. 1928.
.
• • •
ALBERT O McOVIRB. Executor
H EL SLATTERY. A ttorney for
A. B. See also holds th a t education should be
a rem edy for insom nia h as been sent to Am-
said Estate.
confined m ainly to a th orough stu d y of th e alpha- erica by a Berlin scentist. It will never be needed
Ma 24 31: Je. 7 14 21:
bet. Evidently he w ants to p erp etu ate his nam e , jn Philadelphia.
in the schools.
Add sim iles: About as lonesom e as a tr a n s ­
A couple m arried fifty years w ere given a g reat a tla n tic flyer on his official welcom e tour.
• • •
S u m m e r and warm days quickly prove to th o se who
m any gifts and a big p arty by th eir friends. They
Since th e invention of th e radio Rosie calls ’em
certain ly deserved i t !
know candy, what candy is best. Candy m ade for sum m er
• • •
sta tic -stics.
•
•
•
H arry Hershfield tells of a S cotchm an who
will be good, no m a tte r how warm th e w eather. E ggim ann's
An im provem ent in M exican-A m erican re la ­
w ent crazy try in g to shoot of a cannon a little at
is g u a ra n tee d . Specially packed vacation boxes.
tions is due toM orrow .
a tim e.
PAGE TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
•U
Sum m er School
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Haveyou enough gasoline?
“A ” Street Service Station
SfcrmonVnillod«
Enjoy the best candy made
The Straw Hat Days Are Here
GoM '
Hot days a re ice cream days too.
fíy Albert T. Reid
STfLAWS SHOW WHICH VAÏ
T he . W ind B lows *
Also icy pie!
Com e to
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within
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Galvanized '
oaves trough, with all necessary ac­
cessories, quickly and econom ically
installed. In fact, w herever there is
a need for sh eet m etal construction,
inside or outside your home, It will
pey you to let us subm it an estim ate.
W. N. LONG
527 MAIN ST.
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A Ford?
E ith e r o r both, th e sam e
in Bifocal lenses. T he Duo-
S i in or K ryptoks?
E ither
will convey th e rays of
light to th e eye and is
b e tte r th an alw ays having
tw o pairs of glasses.
T h e Duo Site Bifocal is
the perfection of Optical
science.
T h e K ryptok is a com ­
fo rtable lens for business
o r pleasure.
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O p to m e trist
WATTS OPTICAL CO.
No. 14 f> Ave. West
Eugere, Oregon
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