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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Two. Program Of Rodent Control In Lane For 1940 Given WILLIAMS' STORESINC. "Eugene' Fcuteet Growing Department Store" to ' ' . 1 Hi- J The program for rodent control In Lane county during 1940 has been outlined by the Lane County Agricultural council. The program, announced at the office of O. S. Fletcher, county agricultural agent, follows: Ground Squirrels 1. Carry on intensive campaign against gray digger ground squir rels in all parts of the county. 2. Ask farm organizations to nominate one rodent control su pervisor for each school district covered by the organizations to he appointed by the county courl with the understanding that the county agent shall select supervis ors in school districts not covered by any farm organization, provided farmers in such districts are suf ficiently interested to organize a local committee. 3. Publish notice to poison ground squirrels on March 14, 21 and 28 and sot Monday, April 1 as poisoning day. 4. Complete poisoning squirrels on neglected land by June 15 and urge all individuals doing own poisoning to complete the work by that date. Pocket Gophers and Moled 1. Conduct two demonstrations on methods of poisoning Willam etle Valley gophers and trapping moles. 2. Conduct four demonstrations on methods of controlling moles 'and small species of gophers, Rats 1. Assist farmers on rat control problems by disseminating infor mation on various control meas ures. Promote Interest by showing rat control films at grange and other meetings. Recommend pois oning rate wrth powdered red squill and gassing with calcium cyanide dust. Disseminate infor mation on cost of supporting rats. 2. Conduct four demonstrations on methods of poisoning and gass ing rats. Jack Rabbits 1. Disseminate information on the control of jack rabbits and conduct demonstrations on meth ods of poisoning same when nec essary. , Rodent Control Contests 1. Encourage a county-wide and community contests among 4-H club members and other children on the control of rodents. Urge granges to sponsor such contests. Predatory Animals 1. Cooperate with hunter predatory animal control work in Western Lane Club Leaders Will Meet A meeting of western Lane county Four-H club leaders for the election of officers and adop tion of a program for the coming year will be held at the Florence grade school building at 7:30 p. m., March 21. Mrs. Mary Neeley of Maplelon, temporary chairman, is calling the meeting. Western Lano club leaders nt a recent meeting voted to effect a permanent organization for the furtherance of the club program in that part of the county. At (lie meeting members of the North Fork Sewing club under the leadership of Mrs. Leo Mead ows will put nn a demonstration on "Scams." The members of the demonstration team are Beulah Huntington and Gonoise Swcarin gcn. Bickford Stars In Tense Drama A gripping story of human heartbreak is brought to the screen in "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Republic drama which opens Thursday at the Ileilig Ihealcr. starring Charles Uickford. Dealing with the problems of a maladjusted young man, ostracized by a society which docs not under stand him, it follows his down fall and his ultimate regeneration at the hands of a kindly and sympathetic minister. N. O. W. RIICKTS SPRINGFIELD. March I3. (Special) The regular meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft will D held m the I. O. O. F. Thursday night at 8 o'clock freshmenls will be .served lowing the meeting. hall DAl'tillTER HORN A daughter has been horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Bales, Wcmlling. SANTA (I.ARANS TO MEET The Santa Clara Hume Econom ics club will meet Friday after noon at 1:30 with Mrs. Miln Hart. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Poin Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neuritis pain, try this simple Inexpensive home recipe that thousands arc using. Get a package of Ru-Kx Compound to day. Mix it with H quart of water, add the Juice o! 4 lemons. It's ra.sy. No trouble at all and pleas ant. You need only 2 tablcspoons ful two times n day. Often within 48 hours sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave and if you do not feel belter, Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as it Is sold by your druggisi unnei an Hbsolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound Is for sole and recommended by Western Thrift and good drug ttorts everywhere. ill v lilt WHILE GOVKRNMKNT OFFICIALS DENY knowledge of any plol to blow up Boulder Dam, a heavy wire netting has. boon stretched across the face of the dam and lowered into the depths as a precautionary pleasure. Here, the cables that sup port the heavy net. Laird Chosen Head Of Dairy Group All officers of the Lane County Dairy Herd Improvement asso ciation were re-elected at the an nual meeting held at the Del Rey cafe Tuesday afternoon. Ralph Laird, Crcswcll RFD 1, is presi dent; W. C. Waite, Cushman, vice president; Folmer Bodtker, Junc tion City, secretary and treasurer; and E. C. Clark, Creswell, and H. J. Merit, Ada, directors.- R. W. Morse, extension dairy man at the state college, spoke on feeding dairy cattle and use of testing records; County Agent O S. Fletcher spoke on the dairy sit uation in Lane county and Dick Reed and V. II. Davis led a dis cussion on what testing has done for the dairymen. Merrill New Owner Of Antler Cafe SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) The Antler's cafe, owned by Ray Manning, was pur chased this week by J. A, Merrill, who expects to open his restaur ant business Friday. The cafe, located at 305 Main street, has been repaired and re modeled, and will now scat from 25 to 30 people. Mr. Merrill form erly owned a cafe at Cascade Locks and at Bonneville. Man Found Guilty In Recorder's Court SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) La Verne La Porte, route 4, Eugene, was found guilty of the use of profane and obscene language In a public place at a hearing held in the recorder's court In Springfield at 5 p. m. Tuesday. The complaint was made by Irene Williams, manager of Irene's cafe. La Porte was given a fine of $5, which was suspended upon condition of good behavior. Pipe Installation Nearly Completed SPRINGFlFLIl. March (Special) Installation of a 13. four- inch water pipe from Fourteenth and Main lo Ihe new Springfield plywood plant will be completed Thursday or Friday it was an nounced by W. K. Barnell, local manager of Ihe Mountain States Power company. The company has been working I'or best production your stock Ml'ST ll.WK A nice WARM barn 15 Ye:ir tnflc; F.II.A. Loans TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Ci'.ft IIieIi St. Phone 782 mm Seaftram's "soft-stUl-intl" process ftlves Klnft 1 Arthur a suncr-smooth- ness in cocktails, tall ftln I t's "America's Richest" "IT'S SOFT SfnRrmn' Kin, Arthur Distilled London Dry Gin. 90 Proof. Di.HIIM from too Oram Ntutral Spmti. Sgrni-DnUllcr Corp.. Executive Oftice.: New ork K it (&tZfrr:: 111 m ii !; on the installation for the greater part of this week. Other water main extensions are planned with in the next month. SPRING VACATION SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) Students of the Spring field schools will have the entire next week for "play time," it has been announced by Harold Santee, school superintendent. Next week is spring vacation for schools in this district. TO WALTER VILLE SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) Mv. and Mrs. Carl Wy man will spend Wednesday eve ning in Wallerville, visiting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Campbell. SPECIAL MEETIN'G . SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) A special meeting of Iuka circle No. 37, Ladies of the Grand Army will be held Thurs day evening at 7 o'clock. The meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. C. F. Eggimann. TO SALE!I WEDNESDAY SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) Mrs. C. F. Eggimann left Wednesday afternoon for -Salem where she' will attend a meet ing of the Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary to greet the visiting national president. PUISCILLA ( LIB SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) Members of the Pris cilla club wil meet at the home of Mrs. E. L. Hopson Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for des sert. TO ATTEND CONFERENCE SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Special) Harold T. Santee, sup erintendent of school district No. 19 and U-15, will atlend the sup erintendents' conference to be held in Salem Saturday. Salem Baseball Team Gets More Players SALEM, March 13 P The First-baseman Bill Garbcr from Hollywood and Pitchers Soule. 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