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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1929
Springfield has not m ade any boast recently REBEKAH LODGE PLANS
OBSIDIANS INITIATE;
about a g reat grow th in population. Yet our
MORE PENNY SU PPER S
PREPARE FOR WINTER
school enrollm ent increase show s a m uch
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g re a te r percentage th an m ost of the boasting
P lans for the penny c a fe te ria to -b e
H. E. M axey was one of the party
cities. T h a t should be evidence th a t we are held at ‘he o. o. F. hall tom orrow of O bsidians who sp en t th e week-end
gaining and com pare favorably with the o th er ?*sht have been com pleted and the a t th e ir cab in s above L ost Creek
com m unities.
local R ebekah S pringfield lodge an- ranch, in itia tin g a group of people
m eut for o v ernight hikes and for
longer trips, care for Injured people
ihtbllitaed Every Thursday at
I w hile on the tra il and m any other
Springfield, Lane County, Orecon, by
i vital things w hich often a rise to
THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
i „ta re one in the face when alone or
_________________ H . E. M A X E Y , Editor.
' in a sm all crow d far .from th e
beaten highw ays.
■ « tire d aa second class m a tte r, F eb ru ary 24, 1903 a t the
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bounces th a t th ey will sponsor a into m em bership in th e organization.
Some tim e was spent In cleaning
postoBlce. S pringfield, O regon
T he can d id a tes w ere given in , up the cabin sites, in g a th e rin g up a
Tom Kelly, an eccentric C hicagoan who died
win’t^mVd . I T T
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M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
stru c tio n s in m ountain clim bing, trail stock of fuel for the w inter outings.
recently, left his $2,400 diam ond ring to his two
T hZ lad les a s s u r
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O b « y ear In A d vance........ $ 1 J5 T h ree M onths ______75c nieces.
His will stipulated th a t the two ladies J ? ? ' * “ -
? blazing, follow ing a trail, the proper , and in the co n stru ctio n of fo u n d a
S tz M o n th s.............................. $1.00 S ingle Copy ______ 6c
m ust shoot craps for the ring, which will be fnvl, all ,
„ r‘‘ds°ndble prtce and m ethod of finding a tra il a fte r it has tions for w in ter sp o rts w hich will
been lost, th e various kind of trails : begin shortly a fte r the first fall of
done
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THURSDAY, S E P T E M B E R 2«, 1929
illness
I *8 8Lheuuled to com m ence prom ptly th a t a re being used, the proper equip- . heavy snow.
a t 6.00 p. m. F rid ay evening.
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THE WORLD SERIES
Again we are confronted with the phenom ena
W endling People
H ere— Mr. and
W hat looks dangerous m ay prove otherw ise,
of th
Series. No gam e c ever
before
has and vice versa. A fter crossing th e A tlantic seven Mrs. B yrl Crow of W endling spent
— e World
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held the undivided a tte n tio n of an entire nation tim es in a subm arine during the w ar, Dennis the week-end in S pringfield.
for so long a period. From 1884, when Provid- j Bradley, of W ilmington, Del., was drow ned while
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ence won laurels as th e World Series winner, trying to swim a small creek.
N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
F O R E S T EXCHANGE
rig h t up to 1928, w hen the crow n w ent to New
No. 018752
York, in terest has been intense in every corner
M yrtle Lam bert, a New Jersey girl, h as been u ”jted states Land O ffice, Roseburg,
of the land. And now everyone is asking: W hat
team will bring hom e the bacon in 1929? Phila disowned by her fath e r because of her persistent N o X ^ is ^ h e rX ’ f riven192,9/ ,
habit of riding freight trains. He said: “I have S ep tem b er 21. 1929. N iels ilU s e n o"
delphia? Chicago?
Since the inau g u ratio n of the World Series, knocked her cold several tim es, but I c a n ’t knock I A lsea, B enton C ounty, O regon, filed
h e r.”
Ianniin«ti«n
ap p licatio n No. 018752 u n d er . th
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act
m any th in g s have happened to captivate the this foolishness out of
lo t M arch 20, 1922, (42 S tat., 465) to
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fancy of a curious world. Radio, the m odern
I exchange th e N l£ NE>4 N W '4 , N U
N E ‘4 N W ‘4 , S W U S W ‘4 N E ‘4
m iracle. T he developm ent of aviation. T he
N W % , SE>4 N W % , N ‘4 N W ‘4 N E ‘4,1
epic-m aking flight of Lindbergh and the a s
N ‘4
N W ‘4 N E ‘4 , S E ti S W ‘4
tounding feat of the G raf Zeppelin. The grow th W H A T IS T H E M A T T E R W IT H T H E
¡N W ‘4 N E ‘4 , S ‘4 9E>4 N W ‘4 N E ‘4 ,
of th e m otion picture and the invention of the
L U M B E R IN D U S T R Y O F OR EG O N ? ' S
n v v
«2S4
N E ‘4
"talkies.”
(9inRlaw O ari
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T here are a thousand m ore things to do than
Since th e log ra ftin g In d u stry has s ta rte d h e re on the 1R 9 W est, W. M , w ith in th e Siuslaw
there were in the old days. And so perhaps S iuslaw
an d th e tim b er p ro d u ct of th is section is being N ational F o rest, for th e tim b er from
m any of the old diversions are being forgotten. se n t to G ray ’s H arb o r to be cu t up, sev eral n ew sp ap ers N rw y * ’ w ^ N E ^ s T ’ O T p 1' 2 0 ^ I
B ut one th in g has an eternal charm . Baseball
will never lose its place in th e affections of the have been a sk in g th e question, "W h a t is the m a tte r w ith R. 4 E ast, W. M. w ithin the C ascade
¡N atio n al F o rest.
m ultitude. The World Series of 1929 is looked O regon m ills? ”
forw ard to as eagerly as was th e World Series t h ? m i n Uh BtiOnt iSF,a g0° d T h ? 1 18 the m a tte r With a ,'™ e an UX - 8s o n s f ch d m in g ,tihe
of 1909. O ther things m ay change—b ut the th e m ill h ere a t F lorence w hich has been idle for fifteen | selected, or having bona fide objec-
h e a rt of th e Am erican is still the h e a rt of a boy y e a rs? T h is m ill is ow ned by th e sam e com pany w hich tions to such ap p licatio n , an oppor-
who know s th a t one of th e m ost im portant ow ns 30,000 a c re s of fine D ouglas fir on the Siuslaw . It ! tu n l‘y to file th e ir p ro te sts w ith the
well equipped an d has a cap acity of 150,000 each sh ift ■ R f J is te r ,of ‘he .’ nited S ta te s L and
things in the world is to keep rig h t on playing. is ....
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s u m . Offlce a t R oseburg, O regon. Any
No, Sir! N othing’s going to d istrac t us from
W hat is th e m a tte r w ith th e m ill a t C ushm an, cap acity , such p ro te sts o r o b jectio n s m ust be
60,000 d aily, w hich closed down for lack of logs w hen ! fRed •“ th is office w ith in th irty days
th e World Series!
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th ere w ere u p w ard s of 4,000,000 feet of fine logs in the
S iusiaw riv e r? T h ese logs a re now going o u t" in ra fts
MAN— DON’T SHOOT
Rain has been falling and the deer season is
opening. Every y ear in th is county one or m ore
persons have been sh o t for a deer. In practic
ally every case the shooting lias been due to
carelessness. D eer h u n ters are supposed to
look and see if th e anim al has horns— why not
look and see if he h as tw o legs and walks
upright.
This shooting prom iscuously into the brush
a t every m ovem ent never has killed any deer
b u t has ended th e lives of m any men.
If it
keeps on deer h unting will be curtailed by law.
T he hunters owe it to them selves and to the
fellow h unters to be careful, and if they feel
th a t they are nervous and will shoot every time
a chipm unk m akes a noise In the brush, they
had better sta y hom e and put in the w inter’s
wood for exercise.
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A creek n ear C ottage Grove which lias been
dry in sum m er for years has suddenly began to
flow even before the previous rains. The only
change in the terrain in the vicinity lias been
th e building of a golf course. Does th a t m ean
It has becom e w et territo ry o r th a t tears are be
ing shed over the kind of shots being m ade on
the course?
th ? d ate of tir s t Pu b l*cation of
K e V X
to G rays H arb o r. T h ey a re said to h av e been sold for I
$11.00 p e r th o u san d a t th e boom.
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W h at is th e m a tte r w ith all th e larg e tim b e r o w n ers i —
on th e S iu slaw ? It is n o t know n, a t le a st locally, th a t
an y of th em a re m aking an y a tte m p t to m a rk e t th e ir
RO B ERT
E. CRAW FORD,
A ctin g R eg ister, j
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N,R722F,-r.? F S H E R IF E ’S SALE ON 4
N o U c e ^ s H ereb y G i v f n ^ h a ^ by
tim b er, alth o u g h th e g en eral v erd ict of w ell-posted log- v • • irtu
of . 11 VAUVU..UH
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ex ecution 14U
an U
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o rd e r ui
of I gÿ
g e rs is th a t tn e tim b e r is rip e and should be cut now.
i sale in foreclosure issued out of th e ■
j C ircuit C ourt of L ane C ounty, O regon, jg
T h e re a re no re sid e n t saw m ill men w ho have c ap ital '■ on
uu the
ule 31st
o ts t day
uay of
or Ju
ju iy
192», in a S
ly , 1929,
to o p erate a mill o f any cap acity . O ur people a re sim ply !ault w h er,’in - on d ie 30th day of July,
hand-tied so far as doing a n y th in g to open th e g re a t 1929, fn 8ald d o u tt J a n e K. Hoiles,
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e a l reco v ered ju d g m en t a g a in s t defend-
fo re st re se rv e to th e world in th e sh ap e
of lum ber. a n ts C harles M. E llio tt, and
Ione
S hipping out logs in ra fts m ay s ta r t up the logging E lliott, husband and wife, for th e sum
in d u stry . T h e m illing will be done in an o th e r s ta te . of $2,000.00 and in te re s t th ereo n a t
O regon loses th is p a rt of
th e payroll. We m u st be '
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117th. 1928, and fo r th e fu rth e r sum
satisfied , it seem s, w ith th e crum bs w hich will fall to us of $150.00 as a re aso n ab le a tto rn e y ’s
in re tu rn fo r p roducing and p rep arin g th e logs fo r som e fee herein, to g e th e r w ith its costs and j
body else's mill.
d isb u rse m e n ts in th is suit, and said I
execution to me d ir?cted com m anding j
T h at th e a tte n tio n of o th e r n ew sp ap ers h as finally me
m e ln
ln e e nam
nam e e of
OI tne
H ta
tate
or Ore-
u re .
In th
the S
te of
been a ttra c te d to th ese con d itio n s may stim u la te som e gon, in o rd e r to sa tisfy said ju d g m en t ,
J In te re st am o n g O regon cap ita lists. If th ey have no con- in te re st, a tto rn e y ’s fees, cost or suit
th e re 's n o th in g left to be done but tu rn our tim b e r dnd ac<' r,1' n& costs, to sell th e follow|
1 cern
P roduct in .h e raw over to th e m ore e n te rp risin g s ta te ! ’" ^ S S g a / t h e S o T h w e s t° X r n e r ‘
of W ashington.
W ill we or w on’t we?
of L ot F ive (5) Block Two (2) in
Jo h n C h ris tia n ’s A ddition to Eugene,
L ane C ounty, O regon, and ru nning
G E T P R O P A G A N D IS T S !
th en ce N orth 55 feet, th en ce E a s t 30
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<OrJ B°n Lab°r Pre88’
I fe e t’ th en ce N orth 5 feet, th en ce
I re s id e n t H oover has called for and is going to g et an j E a st 20 feet, th en ce South 60 feet, and
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i in v estig atio n of “big n av y ” propoganda, if, as and when thence W est 50 feet to th e place of
Inspired by co rp o ratio n s th a t build ships.
beginning
all
Crops
for the
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p art
have been . norm
or I T * H h at
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it n should
be.
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U e S l l O t l i C° " “ ^ ’ T h erefo re, in th e nam e of the
b e tte r in this p art of the W illam ette Valley. Witll I of n atio n al d efen se decided on a b asis of p a rtisa n view s S ta te of O regon, in com pliance w ith
th e harvest this fall should come m ore prosper- : fu rn ish ed by fin an cially in te re ste d persons.
the said execution and o rd e r of sale, |
OUB conditions for w inter and spring. T aking i T h e re can not be too m uch vigor in th e suppression of and in o rd e r to sa tisfy said judgm ent,
everything into consideration, the W illam ette I vicious p ro p ag an d a w hich m ak es n atio n al defen se a including in te re st, a tto rn e y 's fees, |
and a c c ru in g costs, I will, on
Valley is just a little b e tte r place to live in titan so u rce of p ro fit to p riv ate co rp o ratio n s w hich seek to ex / ' o sts
tu rd ay . th e 31st day of A ugust,
m ost p arts of th e world.
j ploit th e s ta te th a t c h a rte rs them .
1929, a t th e h o u r of one o’clock in
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j B ut w hile th e in v e stig a tin g is going on, w hy not add • ’ ■ aftern o o n of said day, at the I
S o u th w est fro n t door of said C ounty |
P risoners in th e Allentown, Pa., jail are so ■another fk‘ld' Why not dig ,nto the busineaa
‘h°8« C ourt H ouse in E ugene, L ane C o u n t-'
fond of prunes th a t the au th o rities threaten to orBan,za,ion8 whl<’h urKe n<’ nav>’- o r a very tin y navy ty, C regon. offer for sale and sell for
rem ove this fruit from the bill of fare T he jail
whl,h ar,‘ related ln one wav or another to foreif“’ cash, a t public auction, su b ject to r e
birds were caught m aking liquor from prune a"d aom‘,,im<‘8 hoa,iIe interests? How m any little navy dem ption. a s provided by law. all of
Juice.
an d p acifist o rg an izatio n s tied by one s trin g o r a n o th e r th e riglit, title and in te re st of th e said
d efen d an ts C harles M. E llio tt. Ione
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to th e soviet pro"paganda m ach in e a re th e re ? And w hat E lliott, husband and wife, and Eva
o th e rs a re th e re ?
M iller, and all perso n s claim ing by.
A Chicago m an is praising the service of a
W ould It not be w ell to c le a r th e whole field of paid through or u n d er them or an y or
New York hotel at which he recently stopped. p ro p ag an d a and leav e th e a re n a en tire ly free to those e ith e r of them , in and to th e said |
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Sending his pants to be pressed th e valet re- w ho sp eak out of u npaid co nviction for the good of prem ises.
H. L. BOWN.
turned witli tinnii a $10 bill in one of the pockets. i A m erica?
S h eriff of L ane C ounty. O regon.
PINKY DINKY
By Terry Gilkison
WASHES, CARRIES COAL.
WOMAN GAINS 18 POUNDS
"I w ash. Iron and c a rry coal and
d o n ’t get tired since ta k in g Vinol.
Also. I hav e gained 18 pounds.”—
Mrs. S. C ortesse.
Vinol is a delicious com pound of
cod liv er peptone, iron, etc.
N er
vous, easily tired , anem ic peopl a re
su rp rised how- Vinol gives new pep.
sound sleep, and a BIG ap p etite.
T he very F IR S T hottie often adds
sev eral pounds w eight to th in ch ild
ren o r ad u lts. T a ste s delicious.
K etels D rug S tore.
M eet Me a t E ggim ann’s
H as long been a common phrase in this town. W e’re
glad it is th a t way because we have plenty of room and
you can keep com fortable— no m atte r if the other one is
late.
Our fam ous candies, sundaes and sodas also a re al
w ays aw aiting you here. If it is from E ggim ann’s you
know it’s good.
F G G IM A N N ’S
"W h ere the Service is D ifferent"
OUR
USED CARS
W ith an O. K. T h a t Counts
are
Reconditioned or Checked and sold under our
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
MORRIS CHEVROLET Co.
942 Olive S treet,
EUGENE
USED CAR LOT 7th and OAK
OREGON
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Williams Self Service Store
77 EAST BROADWAY
EUGENE
Make our store your H eadquarters while in tow n.
Over 7000 Pairs of
SHOES
By fa r the largest stock in th e City of Eugene. Your
fam ily can be outfitted at prices which are going to m ean
a real saving for your o th er needs.
W et W eather Rubber Goods
O ur Store is well equipped to serve tlie people for the
com ing w et w eather.
GALOSHES
RUBBERS
A light w eight Galosh,
m ade by th e Hood Rubber
Com pany. To sell a t
F or Men, W omen and
Children. Priced from
48c
$ 1 .4 8
SLICKERS and
RAINCOATS
Som e very special buys
in R aincoats and Slickers.
98c
and up
and up
UMBRELLAS
A com plete new stock of
Ladies fancy and m ore
conservative model Um
brellas.
98c
$ 4 .9 8
To be sure
of Good Meat
Phone 63
T he Shur-On fam ily
j inclu d es a sty le for
I every face.
All S h u r-t'n fram es
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and m o u n tin g s a re un-
' —x t •quivoealli g u aran teed
, for m a te ria l, d u rab ility
w orkm anship, color.
DR:E C MEADE
O R T O M C T R I/-T
i-q W E Z T a ™ AVE
M any housew ives in this
com m unity have found
out th a t the easy and
satisfacto ry way to do
their m eat buying is to
step to the phone and call
63.
O ur assu ran ce th a t
the quality of the m eat de
livered is equal to th e best
m akes them certain th a t
th e ir ord er will be sa tis
factory. T ry an order
today.
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
E. C. Stuart
4th and MAIN STS.
Pratt Holveraon