THVRBDAY. MARCH 16, 1984
the s P R iN o n ra .n news
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield. Lane County. Oregon by
THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
I
Whispering' Rock
A new automatic br«sd wrapping
machine has been Installed al the
Spilngfl hl Bakery anil Is nuw be
ing used to wrap most of the bread
baked In Ihe locul bakery.
By JOHN LEBAR
H. B. MAXKY. Editor
Entered as second class matter. February >4. 1#«3. at tbs postoffice,
BAKERY HERE IN8TALL8
NEW BREAD WRAPPER
The mudline attacliea In laudeui
the tip of bis hat bobbed along over big meskutte, Magda sat on a raw
Io Ihe electric ellcer Used for a<MU«i
Suavely panned her on the run the corral wall. She leaned (or hide covert d chidr. The small bun
time and all the lubor required It
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T «
ird. chin on palm, one huge leg die lying so comfortably In her
I shouting. "Pack my stuff!'* She had
for someone to feed the loaves of
11
00
One Year In Advance
... $1.50
Six Mouths .....................
I left hi» riding horse al llie »addle thrust across the trail Again »he anus slareil with great brown ey '»
bread Info die sllcei and then (eka
50c
Two Years In advance
$2 50
Three Mouths
shed, and now Suavely liurrl ‘d Into tailed slowly — he'd be right Into the lacy foliage agove
them out of the wrapping machine
the shed, returning with »addle ano
On the porch of the ran !i houne
leased when he come ou that rifle.
after they hnv» been sliced end
THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 1534
bridle.
Sugarfoot came lu the hack Itutli. Will and Did Charley sat
wrapped The machine has a capa
At the house Ann set about yuck
. reen door of (lie ranch house and around a »mall table II'ter <1 with
city of Ikon leave per hour
CODDLING A K IL L E R
tng the horse. When she saw Sna
< ratched
Ann grlnued It was papers. The old m e laid aside his
No hand» are required In die up
tipper time and nobody could fool pen. scrutinlied the lu I of three
The notorious John D illinger, w ho broke out o f an In vely getting into hi» chaps, sh
paused and watched him for a mo
hat dog. "Here I Is. S u gar—come signatures on a legal document,
erallou
of this machine. The wrap
WASHINGTON . . • OUorgv H.
diana ja il, w ith a wooden pletol, now is te rro ris in g the east.
went. Then her eyes turned toward in an’ set a spall."
1 blotted It, and removed his sp c
Karl«, 3rd, U B. MintslsV te ping paper Is fed Into Hi - machine
He is an example o f coddling a bad-man prisoner. When
A rifle cracked from the direc tucles. "Now" lie raised Ills ey. » Austria, horns on leave to satsr automatically (rout a Ion« roll.
once a k ille r has a re p u ta tio n he is treated w jth the utm ost I the trail to Old Charley'» II would
"who knows I ’rnnaylvsals gulxrnstoriaJ rasa,
lespect— even in ja il in th is country. W hat we need is more not he dark (or some tim e-- Ml»» tion of the trail to the weat. Ann's to Ruth mid Will
w u rushed lawk to his |»wi by
Ruth could not have gon far. Front hand flew to her side. She sat very »hat's the next step In this bust
"h a rd boiled" police o fficers w ho lock 'em up fo r keeps.
I'rnodent Huosatslt in view of (hs
the top of the first little hill one straight for a moment, an expres liens ?“
iiilcrnaJ «-rials thsra
D illin g e r should have been put in irons and so lita ry I could see a long way along the »'on of bewilderment on her face.
"I guess the money comes r gt,"
we
can move Ihe south pasture
trail; and the rifle would »hoot a Slowly her head drooped, the great said Will "I'll write Ruth a check
confinem ent the m inute he was arrested and kept th a t way
body crumpled, slid from the rock and then, an tar as I can see, the fence half a mile east " "Fine,
u n til he was ready fo r the gallows. No use coddling a man ! mile.
then with llie old line fane and
who has a long lis t o f k illin g s to his credit. He never show i As Snsvely mounted his horse at and fell across the trail Sugarfoot Dead Lantern Is legally sold "
Jusl u bit of new fence we'll have
ed any hum ane consideration fo r his victim s, and m erits j the barn. Ann suddenly ran to the whined and licked the big open
Ruth nodded. "I think you'd bet
a a underfill bolding pasture."
rifle, snatched it up. and disappear hand.
ter make out the amount lu two
none him self
There was a »hrewil light In the
‘ ed around the southern side of the
It was long after dark when Old checks; one for three quarter* and
B
Pictures released by the press showed D illin g e r w ith i house. From there she crossed the Charley, Will and Ruth crossed the the other for one quarter. Then I'll old man's eyes as be regurdeil tin |
his arm s around the shoulders o f the d is tric t a tto rn e y and : small gully, and. stooping low mountains and came among th have my »hare and Sn ively's heir studious young (gees Rising he And You’ll Jump Out of Bed in
the lady s h e riff sm iling her sweetest. D illin g e r made ja c k ; made her way to the trail and hid lower foothill» on the Dead latnlern «III have bars. I'm going to buy un sauntered over Io meet David, the
Ihe Morning Karin' Io Go
gray smoke from his pipe drifting
asses out o f them a ll sim ply because they treated him as a : behind a large bowlder
ranch
It yaa taal e w »»4 M » k »»«I tbs sw »4
annuity (or Martiia with her hare; :
luuk» » » * » . 4 o » 'l »wsllew a let »1 «site, ml»
guest instead o f a dangerous crim inal.
Snavelv missed the rifle almost
Old Charley rode first, his u n d Judge C ursim agreed that was the lu the air.
« • I s s M t. all.
Miutr «.» »b»*l»s I““
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While down III the gulch a soft • » 4 M gsm (1 m m I o M b » > ■» • u -ia e U , » S S M
as he dismounted at the house. He ent forty-five on his hip and a Win the beat thing I could do for nty
• » 4 b u o r u t sa4 ta il W tuaskla».
Arlxoua
breete
stirred
Io
Mute
a
called Ann in a furious voire. He Chester In a sheath under his lift ward." Ruth smiled
T H E BR AVE G EN ER AL
r „ i k w m s 'i 4« it. Tb»» » a ir
tb .
harmony of peace and htlpplucat In bussto .» « _ •
w «'»»m M l L w l s»l • (
looked about, ran cursing Into the st'rrup Ruth followed, then Will
"How In your ward?" naked Will
I k » r o o m T h » l e » » I l r» W 4ows a e S -e a l
the cavern of whispering rock.
"T h e general is so brave that m any men w ill vote fo r house and out again Several time David had been left behind with
I.M.II.1« 1» ro u i llvor I I •I**'ul4 e » w out to o
"Just fine One of Hie Sisters 1»
p.«us3i «4 Ueuld bU* 1st» r o w boesls tatty
THE tNJI)
him in spite o f the fact he is a general.” so w rites the Ore he »lapped the two revolvers belted old Juan and Juana.
bringing her out for th" fiesta to
It tkto bU» to e a * Sowlag traSly, r o w to»4
a-
«BHH» 3
gon Voter, in praising to the skies General M artin, dem o , around his hips with an air of vex
■I w w 'l 4 |g w i. I t luM 4oo»r* la tbs b i e t h .
The riders were coming down Ih« morrow. Martha's a dear."
i u bloat» os r o w t t o M o k Vo» ba»» a
t___
c ra tic candidate fo r governor. Before th is cam paign is 5 at km— revolvers were only good al Inst hill when Old Charley sudden
"Now, where are we?" asked Old FAMILY MEMBERS LEAVE
tbteb, —- ----- —
■klr otta» b im ba M l —
over the V oter w ill be te llin g us w ho won the war. All | close quarters. He wanted the rifle ly baited. Ills revolver sprung Into Chari, v "I wish Will had brought
AFTER REUNION HERE| • r b m »»4 x m l»ol 4 o » a a b »»4 out. Y e w ebat»
the generals we ever knew went over the top w ith sw lvel- j He would need it badly when a Ills hand, and he leaned forward, Martin along with Ills document
Is '
1
I t ta b » » tb o »» g«>o4, »14 C A M T I M ' S
chairs and Autom obile cushions.
, posse took his trail.
peering at the ground. "It's Ann!" this legal business cornea too fast i The three sons and two daugli
U T T U t I J V K H H u i to got tb w » two
l«..u»«to ol bUa » '«in « trm tr »»4 »mbs r w
He soon gave up calling Anu and
Sugarfoot stood guard, growling for me. As far as I can see. Rv.tli I ters of Mr. anil Mr*, tl L. Lovsb's
loto -O » »»4 op " Tbo> m a ta la esedaM sL
W hy feed us a lot o f "hooey” E ditor Chapman. Let
! hastily finished packing the buck fl rcely. He would allow iio one to hasn't got a mite of Inlerea' left i who gathered here last week for i i,»>»U«m. ( M t l * < « t« i« W . .« o » » ts , S M tto g
the General run on his record as the congressman fro m the
«boa II r o o m 1.1 o«»lun« I I » bU» « o e t r m l l
the golden wedding unnlv« rsary of J Hoi «too l u k t«x ll»»> pill» Aab lot C s rta r't
th ird d is tric t. Give it to us s tra ig h t so th a t the review w ill j skin horse. The last thing he tied approach but Ruth, who did not in the ranch."
on was a half »ark of rolled barley heed him but dropped to her knees
I t i l i » U r w PUI» Io,ok tor lb» m m C w k tr 'i
“Not
a
particle."
smiled
Ihe
girl
their
parents,
un
Tuesday
have
set fo rth the generals' real w orth. T e ll us too w h ether or
D itto IJ»»r pin« »n ib » r»4 l»b«l. M am al s
not he drew double pay the firs t years in congress— re tire he had Just brought from the barn beside the giantess "She's alive, "Mr. Will Thane Is nt Ibli moment started for their homes again fol ■ ob«Utulo >b«o< 4-n g alo tm . « I M I 0 , M O »
111 entire possession of the Dead lowing a week's reunion for Ihe
m ent pay and the salary of the o ffice o f representative. Has He would look after hts horses al I think—Ann! Ann'"
! ways.
Yes. little white girl." Ann Lantern ranch I have received the ' family.
\ \ ! / Z
he ever been in Lane county? Did he vote the Republican
With the 1 ait rope of the pack whispered faintly. "I been waitin' value of my Intereat and Murlha
Due of the sons, Harry laiveh-s»
tic k e t up to the tim e he ran fo r congress on the dem ocratic
hers. Hut look at t h is —" Ruth sol lives at Seattle, another, drover
tic k e t? These are the facts the upstate public w ants to horse In his hand, he swung him fer you.”
self Into the saddle And as he
nut ly tore her check In two pieces Loveless, lives at Slinger. British
Let’s
get
her
to
the
house."
said
hear.
.
"Hey!" shouted Old Charley.
Columbia, Ihe third son llvee al
W e’re not in tim a te ly acquainted w ith the General up mounted his eye.» came Io rest on Will. "Here. Dad—"
the country he was to ride Slowly
Will smiled That's all right. Dad Saskatchewan. Canada The daugli
"Walt.” cried Ruth Ann was
th is way, k n o w in g him only by reputation.
. the man's eyes dropped until they whispering; the girl bent her head Ruth's Just simplifying matters "
ters. Lottie laiveless, lives at Al-
i rested ou the trail which passed lower.
"Yeah* That's nice." replied the- Herts. Canada. and Mrs. Kiniua;
over the hill. A sudden tenseness
NO DUMPS W AN TED
Campbell lives at Smithers. Can !
Don't move me—I alnt got but a Id man dubiously.
•
came to hts fare; hts lips fell to minute, little white girl 1 Jes' want
"Sure"—Will pulled another do ada.
It is a m istake fo r c ity councils and the liq u o r com twitching and Jerking without part
cument from his pocket — all she
Mr and Mrs L o v rle » » were mar
mission to grant licenses to places to sell beer o r w ine ex ' tng With a wild Insane yell h dug to tel yon— Mr Snavely an' me was
has to do Is to sign this and she J rleit at Collinsville, McUookln coun ;
Change your travel to n ip att to
clusively. These are n o th in g more o r less than a m odified > the spurs Into his horse, dropped together long ago In T eia*—he's
"East by South." Southern Psttbt.
fo rm o f cheap saloons where the proprietor-ba rte nder lias I the lead rope of the pack animal my man—we ain't married We got comes In with us for the vaue of ty. Illinois ou March 6. 1SM4
w ill take you Favi through tbs
her original Interest In the Dead
n o th in g at stake but to sell as m uch liq u o r as possible. In and started toward the trail Ruth a little girl—at Saini Mary's con
warm kundtinc of C alifornia and
Lantern."
Hold Annual Masting Directors
vent
In
town,
she
Is—
Martha
Jack
variably these places become "h a n g o u ts” and fro m reading and David had taken.
Southern Arianna al ihe lowest
"Oh. yes." Old Churley lap ed and stockholders of llie Booth Kelly
son—”
the newspapers we fin d th a t they are causing the police
< o m in year» Rail and Pullman
Into
thought.
Before he had crossed the little
Lumber company held their annual
Ann rested for a moment. "Will
trouble th ro u g h o u t the state. Eugene has several that can
faret have hcen tu t. Delicious
’ gully south of the house, he pulled
“Now there's another thing," said meeting llie first of this week It
meal« in our duiutg cart tost as
you look atjer my Utile Martha?
not be classified as a n yth in g b u t "d u m p s" w hich are prey
; up his horse with a Jerk; Ann stood
K
Dnnaher
of
Detroit,
Michigan,
little sa Hoc For d rta ilt. tee
She— don't know—who her folks Is Will. "Since the ranches are com
ing on the o rd e rly beer business of stores and restaurants,
! above him on the trail, the rifle to
president of the company wss here I
your S. P. agent or w rite J. A.
thinks good people. Don't tell her bln cl we ought to decide on a
w ith large investm ents, and heavy taxes to pay.
O R M A N D Y , O'reeraf F a iie e g rr
her shoulder. “You cain’t hurt them
no different Mr. 8navely don't brand for all the stork. As It Is, for the sessions.
A g re /, ?U? Paciht B ld g , Port
W hen a store keeper has o th e r merchandise to sell be I people! You got to take the other want nobody to know—but he's part uf them are carrying the Dead
land.
sides liq u o r he is going to be v e ry careful to whom he sells i trail to Mexico.”
been payin' ter her a Utile— I lot* Lantern Iron and Ihe rest have REMEDY REMOVES CAUSE
He w ants no "h a n g o u ts ” or drunks around his place d riv in g
Suavely held his hands away him I'd tell If he didn't—"
OF STOMACH CAS
ours. We ought to have a new deal
Most stomach UAH la due t o '
o ff respectable trade. In the hands o f th is class o f busi from the guns at his hips; a mask
Again the whisper died away for all around. Don'l you think so. bowel poisons For quick relief t»se '
ness men the liq u o r business w ill survive w hile w ith a of stony hatred settled over his a moment.
Dad?"
Adlerlka Due dose cleans out body .
"b u n c h o f dum ps" we w ill be vo tin g on local option in no , face. He said nathing.
"Eh? till. sure. Yes. everything wastes, tones up your system .'
"Ann," s a il Ruth. "I promise to
tim e. It is now up to the wets to keep a clean house o r soon
"Ride down to th* barn—you kin always look after your little girl ought to be under a new brand."
brines sound sleep Flanery'a Drug
the d ry s ’ adage w ill come true "give them enough rope and go afterwhile. But wait at th' barn as long a» she needs me.”
Three pencils began making (an Store. ___________________________
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they w ill hang themselves.” The K nox law gives o ffic ia ls I doan want you here where you
Ann sighed.
riful scrawls on as many pieces of
s u ffic ie n t pow er to accom plish th is if th e y w ill but use dis kin talk at me."
At last Ruth pushed a
"Was that where you w nt, dear, paper.
cretion.
For a long moment the man look- those times yon used to go away design to the center of the table.
■ ed at the woman above him; his from the ranch?"
"Wouldn't that do?" she asked.
: face set. his eyes narrowed. Then
"Yes—that was It. I seen her with
The two men regarded It for a
he slowly reined his horse about, the other girls—som etim es I could. moment. "It would." said Old Char
rode to the buckskin, and gathering But she n e v r know'll nothin' ’bout ley. Ruth had drawn the outline
Siie doesn't have to lx- Irish to be y o u r colleen,
up the lead rope, continued on to me— don't tell her no different— of a lantern. Identical with the
the barn.
you know, fo r ( I i u I ' b J uki u good old Irinh name fo r
she thinks I was good—"
Dead Lant>rn except that In the
As soon as he was beyond the
Ruth was sobbing. "I won't.”
center she had placed a small half
sweetheart. . . . And »he ce rtainly doesn't have to be
•nd which con tains Four Great Treasures
i point where he would dare try to
"Then — If — you'll kinda look moon with downturned horns.
Irish to like the St. P al ric k ’s day assortm ent o f deli
use his revolver». Ann settled her after Sugarfoot—where is you.
"It's lit." said Will. "Ruth has
rio u s candies from K gginiutiiis.
self on a rock beside the trail, and Sugar?" Ruth pulled the little dog's lighted the Dead Lantern."
, the rifle came slowly to rest on head down to Ann's cheek There
AN OLD MAN’S CONCLUSIONS
"She sure did," observed Old
K ggiinauu's always has appropriate candy fo r
her knees. She was trembling.
was a moment of silence, then a Charley, thoughtfully. He teetered
W henever some one recommends th a t you buy a c u r
every
occasion.
Ruth had been gone half an hour. faint sigh.
hack on the legs of his chair and
re n t novel w hich claim s to be u ltra -m o d e rn in its cynical Ann decided it would be safe to
• • •
fell to stuffing his pipe. With only
appraisal o f life, save y o u r tw o dollars and take down yo u r let him go. Darkness was coming
It was Just after the fall round half a mind he listened to the
Bible and read Ecclesiastes again. You w ill fin d in it every fast. Ann looked down at the rifle, up. David was down by the saddle
voices of the young folk ; his eyes
th in g th a t the G reenwich V illagers have ever said, and then at the man by the trough. He shed putting the finishing touches
wandered over the distant valley.
”Wh«ri th» 8«i !<?• 1» Different"
m uch better said than they ever though t o f saying it.
would need this gun. Ann again to a racer boasting four wire The voices faded front his thoughts
looked
the
at
rifle.
Quickly
she
wheels.
Sugarfoot
lay
In
the
warm
After a time he awoke from hl
I t is the book o f an old man, w ho had sought pleasure'
in every' conceivable fo rm but had nowhere found satis ! rose, and running with her body dust at a safe distance and waten dreaming: David was plodding to
bent low. she reached the trail ed with alert eyes. A few yards ward
ranch house, proudly
faction.
Snavely would soon pass over. She from the barn, old Don Francisco dragging a wobbling contraption on
Vanity of vanities; all is vanity.
placed the rifle across the path and and Alfredo were laying pipes wire wheels behind him. From th<-
What profit hath a man ot all his labor which he taketh under
returned, a slow sm ile on her face. across a long pit. In preparation boy his eyes dropped to the bent
the snn?
As she reseated herself she saw for tomorrow's barbecue. Just lie . lea d s of the young people; ”—
One generation pasaXh away, acd another generation cometh:
that Snavely had already started; yond them, under the shade of th e | greatest idea In the world. Will;
but the earth abideth forever.
The sun also arlseth. anil the sun goeth down, and hasteth to
his place where he arose...............
All the rivers run into the sea; yet the sea Is not full; unto
the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again.
All things are full of labour; man cannot utter It; the eye Is not
satisfied with seeing, nor the ear filled with hearing.
The thing that hath been. It is that which shall he; and that
which is done I.- that which shall be done; and there Is no new thing
under the sun.
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He tried to fin d satisfection in m irth and wine, and
again in achievem ent the building o f palaces and gardens,
the accum ulation o f property, gold and silver, servants.
Then I looked on all the works that my hands had wrought,
and on the labour that I had laboured to do; and, behold, all was
vanity and vexation of spirit, and there wa no profit under the sun
Bo, disillusioned and old. he continues fo r eleven
gloom y chapters, and then suddenly there comes a change
in the tempo. He has found the answer, the one th in g that
gives satisfaction, the one safeguard against a life tim e of
fru itle ss searching and reiterated disappointm ents.
Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the
evil days coine not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, 1
have no pleasure in them.
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and m ust have been added by a la te r hand. True, perhaps,
b u t im probable. I t makes a grand conclusion to a very
w o n d e rfu l book, and i t belongs just where It is.
F rom the deep shadows of Ecclesiastes you tu rn w ith a
Bense o f re lie f to the Psalms, filled w ith the grandeur of
the m ountains, the fra g ra n ce o f spring air, the vast
stretches o f the firm a m e n t and the jo y o f the Lord. T o be
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