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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published E very Thursday at
Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, by
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THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
H . E. M A X E Y , Editor
Entered
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1 ?>:t I
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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as second
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class m atter. February 14, 1*03. at the poatoftlce,
Springfield, Oregon.
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T H U R S D A Y , O C TO B ER 2». 1*31
WILLAMETTE HIGHWAY NOT APPRECIATED
It looks to us that the reason that work is not to con
tinue on the Willamette highway above Oakridge this next
year is because the federal bureau of roads appropriation
is to be used elsewhere by the Oregon slate highway de
partment. We teel that the engineers and other people in
the state do not see the real importance of the Wiilamette
highway. Portland should be alter this road ahead of some
of her routes to the sea if she appreciates its true worth.
In effect Klamath Palls and south central Oregon have
been a part of the San Francisco trading area. The building
of the railroad from Bend has changed this somewhat but
it will take a first class highway to really break California s
strangle hold on this territory. The Willamette highway
when completed will put Klamath Falls 80 miles closer to
Portland by motor, if Portland were awake to this ad
vantage she would be working for the Willamette highway.
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NEW FEDERAL BUILDING IN SIGHT
Eugene is to have the help of Congressman W. C.
Hawley in securing a new postoft'ice building. The con
gressman is against further additious on the old building
aud no doubt ii Eugene makes the proper showing it will
get a new building. In the postofiice appropriations is
carried a $260,000 item for the Eugene postoffice, but it is
believed that a new federal building here sufficient to take
care of both the postofiice and forestry service will cost
more mouej. Mr. liawley secured the first allotment aud
no doubt he will be able to have it increased if the postoffice
department is favorable thereto.
THE WORKER AND THE LAND
Under the wonderfully stable government which has
been set up in Czechoslovakia since the war, the industrial
workers have a greater sense of security than in any other
country, including our own.
When this new nation was formed out of territory which
used to be part of Austria, a little more than twelve years
ago, its people chose lor their president Professor Masaryk
of Columbia University, New York. A native of what used
to be called “Bohemia,” he had been laboring for years for
his country's independence. When his people finally were
uoerated by the Treaty ot Versailles and he became their
leader, he surrounded himself with strong, intelligent men
aud began to worn out a system w hereby every man in the
nation should be independent
One of the first things the new nation did was to take
over all of the huge estates, many of them owndd by citizens
of other countries, and divide them up into small farms,
which were sold or rented to families which had never been
able to hold land before. The next thing was to organize the
industries of the nation, with the result that Czechoslova
kian efiiciency 'is lamous throughout Europe. President
merely took American experts over there and had them
show the manuiacturers of that country American methods.
But the most important variation from the American
system is a provision whereby every industrial worker will
eventually have at least one acre of land surrounding his
home. This has been accomplished in many of the indus
trial centers and it is only a question of time when it will be
the rule throughout Czechoslovakia. The avowed purpose
is to refuse employment to any man of family who will not
agree to live on one of these tracts.
There are several lessons we could learn Pom a closer
study of some of the smaller nations of Europe. The princi
pal one which all of them have to teach, however, is that
you cannot separate the mass of the people very far from
the land without subjecting them to unnecessary risks. And
the next one is that when every worker is a landowner
there is no danger of revolution.
Commissioner Spaulding takes a dig at the engineering
department of the highway commission. He says it is a
closed corporation and one is supposed not to cross it be
cause some valuable man will be lost. However, he re
marks that Oregon is paying larger wages than most states
to these engineers and he can not believe they are going to
run away from their jobs here. We can't figure out whether
Mr. Spaulding expects to do some house cleaning in the
department or is just trying to put the boys on their toes
and perhaps get a little more work done. Anyhow he is
Governor Meier’s man and must be listened to.
>BRUC
NEEDED!
I left my family in Eranee and started back across the
ocean, alone. There was none of the thrill that usually
comes with heading toward America, none of the joy of
coming home.
For a couple of days I was depressed! Everything I cared
for was behind me; I was sailing into silence.
Theii one day the wireless spoke.
“Have arranged the following appointments for you,”
by partner wired. “Tuesday after your arrival, Baltimore.
Wednesday. Pittsburgh; Thursday, Friday, Chicago. Best
wishes. Please confirm.”
Immediately came a feeling of relief and cheer. "I have
work to go back to.” I exclaimed. Duties are waiting to
keep me alert and a little worried and on my toes.”
I was relating the incident to the chairman of the board
of a large corporation.
“I know just how you felt,” he said. “I've organized our
company so well tliat I’ve almost organized myself out of a
job. But every now and then a really big problem comes
along, and the boys have to send for me. A hurry call came
to my home from Chicago last Sunday, and I had to leave
on an hour’s notice. My wife thought it was a hardship,
and of course I let her believe that we men lead terrible
lives. But all the way out on the train my spirit was sing
ing: ‘Somebody wants me, I have work to do.’ ”
Joseph Medill was asked: “What is the greatest pleasure
of your life?”
"To feel
I am at play when I am at work,”he ans
wered.
G
I* m<
presents work as a curse inflicted
on htW,
We know in these times of unem
ploymeikjUow rai ty ha it conception is
To wake up In th» i
g and wonder: “Where shall
I go today? What shall do?.” That is the curse.
America b mo.^i important prob , is not education, not
the government regulation of bu
¡w, not even prohibi-
tlon. Our real task is to work out
• ic economic system
by which we can provide honetf jol for all the people all
the time.
,
Every iiiuu and woman is entitled to the gloriotiB self-
respect which comes from being able to say:
“Thauk God, I have a place.
I am needed.”
COUNTY PAYS COURT
DIVORCE DECREE
VERDICT FOR LAND
GRANTED BY COURT
w* RUMBU
TENTH INSTALMENT
R ackrulf M o tu ,, k ir t Rowena to aeeoni
pany re tc r on a n a t io n « . Je tour m then
i
1st*
as an ad
» s i.^ xtunt
A i th«
last in
.t« L tt'e Bobby i* engaged to get
aa dN 4*ro*«
A lew ird e * out H> bby I n i t e s tearful
weelheait and
br>itg
n i fro n
Rowt i a i
, o n ta<
I hrt plate tu th«
di' with Fete: and
r w r b Hr »>
hare utit-
alv ui < . ’ ter
K wena
t to c.v <e th« etp«n»e
as b u o i , as it a i t » * « « .
■KMO lu
•c d
• by eatuitf too « o n
Ot.lKfcilj .
tc.ich Denver, at't«i
lit thri vr t ii
a S '.. > through Bubal», t h cugo anti S
r
i-
« • Rowena h ...« m ain tirta
on th« nay while t art«« ke.-pa w iring Hobby
to re»u
t \<
York. 11« m ar wing «fter
they <■ n Dc-,»et, I ’c «r «m l Rowena dis
cover H • »»> ha* ¡o c itc d th«»n and r e tim e d
to New Yvr< by tra m They are faced with
the uujw • ible vendition <•( continuing thetr
trip wit he ut a vhipeion
Rowena »uggcMs to Peter that th«y make
a “ comi«ani. na;e" m arriage H e y ar« mar
ried and go t t he venue, where their action«,
when they ask for looms on separate floors,
arouses the «uspktona of the hotel cl«rh.
The* Anally succeed in getting rooms, but
not without exciting the laughter of the
hotel loungers.
They w ire the
they have been married.
They icsumc the trip the next day and
are overwhelmed by a cloudburst u
arroyo and are throw n out of the car. A
campers gives them dry
clothes and food. Spokane it Anally reached
and the hotel clerk smiles when they reg
ister
They find R ackruff M otors have
arranged a public reception and dance for
them.
They are deluged w ith presents.
N O W GO O N W IT H T H E S T O R Y
s e e
I ruff to find out where I could catch
"That sounds good," said Rowena
you, and here I ant. Oh. dart ng». meekly. "Two."
1 p ve been ao unhappy and it 1» to
She hoped Peter could not t«U
_
.
y °u
from her voice how the very thought
They were none too well pleased o f it made her mouth water.
about it.
Robby was an expensive
“W ell, there's one nice thing about
addition to tile party, seemed doubly traveling trio.“ said Rowena
“ You
expensive now that they could dis know just what to expect of every
town. A bed. and food, and no ad
pense with her presence.
It did not clear the atmosphere ventures. It seems a bit smug after
when they found waiting a telegram the life of adventure Peter and I
from the comivuty with peremptory have lived.”
orders to send her hack at once.
Bobby said nothing at all She wee
It said it was better publicity for brooding painfully over the probable
the roadster to have the bridal couple state of affairs in New York and her
continue their honeymoon alone
heart was wrung with doubts
Bobby said it was none of their
There was no letter for her at the
business what she did. that she was hotel in Loe Angeles end she wilted
responsible only to Carter. Was the visibly
Six illvurt-e decrees and one an
nulnient were leeued by J u d |e U F
Sklpw orth In circuit court Thure
day.
T he following are the divorce de
crees.
Ina T . G a rre tt from her
husband Guy G a rre tt;
G ertrude
W yud G ranger from her husband
j Vernon G ranger; the p la in tiff le
given her form er name of Wynd.
i L illia n A. Johns from her husband
! Edward I* Johns; Ralph Warren
i from Ills w ife llcssle W arren
| P la in tiff given custody of two chll
| (Iron; M ary C. Ilambrlrk from her
husband F. M H am b rick; Helen
Roberts from her husband W a lter
Roberts.
The divorce of L illia n Blagel and
Raymond Single was annulled
ASSESSORS MEET AT
CORVALLIS NOV.
Annual mewling of the Oregon
State Assessor's association w ill be
field at Corvallis Novem ber t and
6, according to word received by
Ren F. Keeney, assessor of Lane.
The assessors following the close
of the Corvallis nieetlug w ill go to ;
Salem Io meet Novem ber 5 w ith the
state tax commission. C, L. Tall-1
man. assessor iff Renton county, Is J
president of the state association.
It was indeed very plain what they
thought about Peter. The friendly,
admiring smiles with which they said
good-by to Rowena froxe into cold
disapproval in their curt nods to
Peter
He felt quite cut up over it
all
“ Don't you care.” said Rowena.
“When they find out how things
“I'm sorry, but you’re all three under arrest.”
realiv are, they’ll be so mad at me
fo r fooling them that they'll rebound
your wav and think you're quite the going to let any ten-cent company
It was probably her absorption in
give her orders ? Certainly not 1 H er her personal grief which kept her
nuts “
“W e ll,” said Peter, "there’s one arrangement with Rowena had been from sensing i t the first moment, as
for the entire tour and for the entire the others did, that something was
img i
has happened to us now. From des tour she would continue.
wrong
So Rowena retired to the rumble
ert sands to mountain mud. from
Peter registered for all three, and
although
Peter
insinuated the clerk instead of consulting the
separate floors to bridal suite, we’ve teat,
run the gamut o f the unexpected. strongly that he was not vitally in room chart as clerks are supposed
Nothing will surprise me after this.” terested in the details of the falling- to, turned without a word and went
"Me, either,” agreed Rowena. ’T v e out with Carter
into the adjoining office.
used up the very last of my surprise
South to Portland proceeded the
“Peter,” whispered Rown,a. “I
sensations. No matter what happens. thoroughly chaperoned bridal party. don’t like that clerk. He looks like
Tm expecting i t "
It was in Portia.. 1 that Bobby who the worst sort of manager to me I
But they were bot'i wrong
In had been delighted into genuine hys- don't like this hotel either.
I have
credihle as it seemed at the moment, terics over their cav account of the developed a sixth sense about hotels.
they were due for many more sur- big doings in Spokane, demanded to Let's go somewhere else
oriauur denouements and more sen- see the wedding presents.
Peter
“Oh, that’s all imagination.” said
n tlo nal ones. Even
climatic condt- brought out the cocktail shaker and Peter, uncomfortably aware that
«
tions conspired to
add to their the cigarette lighter and Rowena was not imagination and that Sow-
discomfiture.
showed her the watch and the candy ena was right about i t
The sky had been overcast for box with the kissing Cupids.— It was
gut tj,e cierfc
^,,1, ( rom
hours, and a heavy downpour of rain the last time Rowena showed that inner office at that
nt. llUB.
t
was followed by a steady, dishearten- watch for a good many weeks. She [ moned a boy, and immediately
' the»
mg drizzle that showed no signs of left it in extremely safe deposit— were on their way up. Rowena and
diminution.
for a consideration— right there in Bobby shared a targe double room
They smiled at each other after a Portland.
with Peter in a single one adjoining,
terrible day and in friendly com
They gave Bobby a lurid account the bathroom between.
He was
radely quiet pulled slowly up to the of the desperate strait in which she thickly lathering hie hands with soap
hotel.
left them, and how Rowena conceived to get rid of his accumulation o f
"Just ask for two singles,” advised the bright idea of getting married as
motor oil and California dust when
Rowena. “And if they give us ad a sop to the requirements of society.
there was a knock at the door and
joining ones we can't help it. We've Bobby said she always did think Rowen, opened it to admit thr,
got Spokane to fall back on.”
JU‘* tO° diV" f°r m‘n’ °n* tht m,n*ier of
hoUt
They followed the boy with their woNs“
"But aren't you Just as married as I '
Blxnds her»?“
bags into the hotel lobby. And the
room it over there H e’s M
first thing they saw there was little if you really were married?" ah*I
the bath now, I think."
brown Bobby Lowell sitting all asked interestedly
hunched up in the biggest upholstered
“Not at all. W e’re juat pretending
‘'Call him in, will you?"
chair in sight.
that way. In fact we're the same old ) “Peter I” Rowena called at the
"Bobby 1” they cried.
“You little maids and bachelors we always1 closed door
"Can you come in a
duck, you 1 Where did you come were.”
¡minute?"
from? Where are you going? W hat
"Isn’t it too bad you are both so
a .,..
in the world are you doing here?" disagreeable?" said Bobby lweetly I " ’ «r can»« »» on<*. the towel still
Bobby dimpled, wept and giggled, " If you were just a little nicer you
M
, ,,
kissing them both again and again could fall in love with each other ..
ch* rfull7-
n o w -y o u know, they write best sell-! . - r t . ! .
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.
.
with complete impartiality.
“ ’“ ° W-
"You angels !’’ she said. "I've been e r. about men falling in love with
their
wives—
and
it
would
be
too
ro-
A
^
-
you
P
i,er
ao lonesome and I'm so glad to be
"I most certainly
back with you again. I feel like a mantic for words I”
T s one of these ladles your wife?"
poor little lonesome orphan that juat
"Thank God we’re not nice then," I
"Yss
This lady— Ron
□wena— is my
said Rowena.
"W ith the example
found out it is a Smith I”
“W here’s Carter? Is it your honey before us o f you and Carter in love
_
moon ?"
and all It leads to, Peter and I have
.,M
7° - u
i
N ° . hy my maiden name. I
The small brown nose uptilted it entirdy too much sense to be any-
filing but enemies "
7 rl‘ er “ d UM
n,m e for pr° -
self to a very haughty angle.
In San Francisco Peter found, e* v On*
.
xi
i<
"Never mention his name to me
are bl' w lf*
again,” she said thickly.
“I never Rowena was starring her,elf to send1. Yo11 • dmh ,h“
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.
however
r
want to see him again as long as I monay back East.
“Absolutely
elv," said Rowena.
liv e ”
H e had suspected that she wa, in
"C arter! You never want to see debt
Evidently her creditors were even brag about i t
"W hy, they gave them the bridal
Carter? Oh. you can't mean Carter I” pushing her hard. He went abruptly
protected Rowena, who simply could out to the little park where they were suite in Spokane.” put in Bobby
helpfully
not conceive of a Bobby with no mapping the pictures.
"Ye
es. we heard about that, Ara
Carter at the tip of her tongue.
"You must have enougl
you Miss Lowell?"
“I f a just not possible!”
"W e ’re both dead tired
"Yes
Roberta Lowell."
" It is possible— it’s a fact. A ll is o ff"
"W ell, I ’m sorry, but you’re under
over between us for ever and ever.
Rowena's smile was grateful,
arrest. A ll three of you
W e have
That's why I came to go on the rest am tired,” she confessed.
When they got in the roadster to
c“ mp,* ! n' a* a,n»t 7OU from Ne*
of the .rip wi-h you.”
"But see here,” said Peter sternly, return to the hotel he said in a voice Y or,’i . T h 7 ,ay y? U 7 ,not ma,'r,í<,
?” • » « '" '" ’ K under false pretenses
“you can’t just be on and off with so offhand and unconcerned that if
,0 h.°.,d Xou
‘ J7
us like that. You left us in a terrible she had not been so vitally interested and, wa" ‘
hole, running off the way you did in his words the must surely have I >"’" 7 keeping this young lady by
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suspected
tome
hidden
prompting
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a.nd
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have
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" I knew I had done wrong.” said
the w .y ,_ I go, the expense
O f course we’re n o tlp ? ? wina and Peter «,owe«*d
Bobby, “and to I said the best thing money to-day
to do was to come straight back as supposed to have it till Monday bu, ” Vihby.
' -
/h
“W
ha a t ” they demanded sternly,
fast as I could. T hat’s why I didn’t I cashed the check so you may as
"does
send back the money I borrowed, well have yours.”
, this . mean’
, ” , . .
..
„
..
hai " f ,he f " n,e” ,d?1!' ,aid
”P-Peter I" gasped Rowena.
And „ “I ’ hav'
Peter. I needed it to come back on.”
- of her hand nnicktv Bohbv
never saw anythin« <le-
W ell, what happened?" demanded pressed the back
“ ow .................................
Peter hoped she was Tn?,ra’ ”!'7,K ah? "’. you,
Rowena. "H
in the world did you to her lips.
That.” said the officer kindly. "Is
ever get off with Carter?"
foing to give anything away,
t gc
vou . are so innocent.
" It was like this. At first he was
o -i,« . hut
,>u, hecause
.
,
. v But
nfide «„7
any embarrassing u
details,
simply overjoyed to have me hack he needn’t h iv e worried
Rowena ’ ^at Jav out there
and at his tn-
and then in about an hour we got to shuddered her own worries
dication they turned and saw a uni-
talking about it and he go, m adder, " I ’m hungry as the deuce." he said ’ nrrn«'1 woman on
'J the corrl-
and madder and said he really didn’t "T^t’s see if we can find a good chop dn.r ’ !’ *
th?lr
,hat
know whether he wanted to ruin his houae and get a decent steak”
' adV
from the Juvenile . C o urt
future by marrying a woman who
Rowena never said a word about She w '" ,ake char* e of you'
had no more sense than that. So ¡soup. For himself Peter ordered the
naturally I broke the engagement a n d ; thickest, juiciest steak they could get I
p
J W x 11? I
gave him back his ring
I put my their hands on, and plenty o f "French I vGBtlllUed llCXt WCCK
thing, in my hag and called up Rack- friedl."
J along as they are, but if the gover
nor is seriously ill, and if his
chances for recovery would be In
T h e Sentinel la not greatly con creased by his relinquishm ent of
eerned w hether G overnor M elei the duties of chief executive, there
I could be no objection to bis resig-
does hi» voting on the board of con
tro l In person or by proxy, bo long 1 nation, fo r his successor would be
aa hl» acta are found to be legal W illa rd M arks of Albany, president
and the state's business is being i o f the senate and an able public of
properly attended to, but It begins ficial.
Being governor of Oregon seems
to appear that the governor la not
lik e ly to be able to give to the pub to bring disaster. In recent years
lic ’s business the attention th a t he two governors have died in office,
was expected to give to It. Instead a nominee for governor has died,
of getting the business adm inis (be incum bent is seriously ill and
tratio n that we expected and need several have le ft the office in seri
ed. If the governor la to rem ain a ous financial difficulties.
sick man, we are lik e ly to bave
less of a business adm inistration SECOND HALF TAXES
than we have ever had.
ARE DUE NOVEMBER 5
Second h a lf tax payments are
due Novem ber 6 a t the tax collec
tion departm ent of the s h e riff’s o f
fice. A fte r that date a penalty of
two-thlrds of one-percent a month
w ill be charged.
T he firs t h alf taxes are due each
year on M ay 6.
Appraisors are Appointed — W.
W. Calkins, M arie O ’N e ill and
Lenora D illa rd have been appointed
appraisors of the estate o f W illia m
Neal O viatt.
Check for »3134.60 was Issued by
Lane county Friday In paym ent for
land of Viola Lee P ratt for right DAMAGES SOUGHT AS
of way for the Oregon Coast high
RESULT OF ACCIDENT
wav at the north »nd of the county.
T he check follows result of a
Gì iterai damages of »75OU und
lawsuit In Renton county lust week
apeelal dnmugva tntnllug »330 are
when a Jury returned a verdict of
sought In a sull filed In circuit
»3t)00 for the defendant land owner
court by Charles W, Liles, uged
seven years, through his guardian
FORMER CALIFORNIA .
V irg il L. Idles.
II Is alleged the uoy was Injured
FARMER BUYS LAND
through the carelessness of John
George E .J h nnelt who form erly Stiellsirom aud M ary Hiinllalrom In
had a farm al Arbuckle. Cal., la a chi accident neur Veneta October
now an Oregonian uiid likes Ibis 1. The l»d was at ruck while he was
crossing the road on his way home
area very much.
M r Iboinett was at the office of from school.
COLD WEATHER GAS
Y’iolot liny tind General Kthyl gunolinett «re the
fuels io use in your motor these cold inorninRM. Sturts
quickly anti goes farther than ortllnitry gus. We we
proud to rocotniueod it to you
Tills station is equipped to service and repair your
automobile at the most reasonable prices.
UA” Street Service Station
PROGRAM OF COUNTY
CLERKS TO BE TOPIC
To discuss w ith officers of the
county clerk's aaaoclatlon ot Ore
gon the program for the annual
convention to be held al Portland {
Novem ber 13 to 14 Inclusive, W a lte r
H D illard, la n e county clerk and
president of the state group, will
be at Albany Wednesday.
The county clerks w ill meet at
the same tim e at Portland as ihe ;
county Judges and commissioners
W rinkles Tell Tales
of Advaueiug Age hut our Creams, Face Powders and
Other Beauty Aids will deviate the ravages of time, ao
to s|teak. Our advice based on our many years’ ex
perience Is free for the asking.
Ketel’s Drug Store
In N e w
Store
Main, Near Fifth
NEW NOTI ROAD SPAN
IS OPEN TO TRAFFIC
T ra ffic Is now routed over the
new Not) road bridge recently com
pleted by county bridge crews, ac
cording to P. M Morse, county en
glneer.
The bridge was Juat finished In
tim e as the tra ffic for the past two
week has been detoured over some
soft ground that would probably
be Impassable as a result of the
rains the la tte r part of laat week.
DELEGATION SEEKING
COUNTY ROAD WORK
YOU’RE GOING TO WANT PLENTY OF
CAN D Y for H allow e’en
Come to us for it. We have all kinds—
and it's fresh and delicious.
F G G IM A N N ’Q
W h e r * Ihn rtn rv H « la DlfTainnt
Seeking to have the county pro
vide in the budget for the grading
and graveling of a road In the Fall
Creek d istrict from Pengra road to
F all Creek, a delegation from the
F all Creek area was here Tuesday.
This stretch ot road Is about one
and three-quarter miles In length
and It Is estim ated that the work
would cost »7500 No action has yet
been taken by the budget board.
LANE POMONA GRANGE
WILL MEET SATURDAY
Pomona G range w ill meet next
Saturday at the Grange hull at Lo
rane, according to announcement
of Mrs. C. R. C alet, who has charge
of the program arrangem ents.
An all-day program la being pre ,
pared to »tart at 10:30 a. m. The
following Pomona Grange meeting
w ill be Saturday January 30.
Irish-Murphy Co.
5th and Main Sts.
have totaled »5442, according to a
report compiled by Police Serg
cant E lm er Geiger.
M inister Files C ertificate— The
m in isterial ce rtific a te of J. H . T a y
lor was filed for record Monday
at the office of the county clerk. I
Answer to Suit Filed— An answer
to the suit of the Standard OH
company of C alifo rn ia versus E. E.
W y a tt, Inc., ot Eugene was filed In
circuit court Saturday.
Inventory of Estate Filed— In
ventory and appraisem ent of tho
estate of Sam uel E. P h illip was
filed in probate cocrt Saturday. The
estate amounts to »732.
Springfield
PINEAPPLE
RED BEANS
Broken Slices
2’/a Size
8 pounds
25c
10c
GREEN BEANS
10c
1 0c
PUNKIN 2'/2 s
IO
TOMATOES. 2 Mj.
Report of Fines Made— Since
January 1 laat tinea in city court i
c
SUGAR
FINE — PURE CANE
1 0 pounds
CORN
WHITE
48c
3 cans
Peter Pan Coffee
Good Quality
I Pound
3 Pounds
33c
95c
Economy Blend
PUR EX, Qta.
15c
I Pound
3 Pounds
25c
69c
HOTEL
O UR SIC K G O V E R N O R
(Cottage Grove Sentinel)
T he Sentinel Is finding no fau lt
w ith Governor M eier because of
this condition o4 arfairs. He can
hardly be blamed for his illness.
And The Sentinel is not one to sug
gest that the governor should turn
the state's business over to the one
provided by law to take his place
when the governor Is incapacitated.
Unless the governor’s Illness Is such
that he or his physicians deter
mine that it would be dangerous to
his health for htm to attem p t to
fill the duties of his office, It prob
ably is better to let things Jog
4-5
th r county clerk M ondar lo file a
deed for a farm of 1*3 aerea thaï
he has Just purchased In Ihe t'res
well district from T. N A bee us.
Williams’ Sell Service Store
77 E. BROADWAY
RESI
EUGENE. OREGON
Eugene’s Most
Economical Place
to Shop
Larger Assortments
Lower Prices
Serve Yourself and Save
Much of the pleasure of traveling Is spoiled by
unneceessrily high hotel bills.
Com fort w ith
economy at the P R E S ID E N T .
R A T K S .............................$ i A N D |2 P E R D A Y
J. A . Cushman, Manager
FO U RTH AND ALDER
PORTLAND