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r.i.i.Uiir tunc Ii hit-It nitroKi'li In
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II lli how i-d the corn LToiilKl
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wheat and b led to clover, and kept
uri flllfwl Willi 11VI niniUH Bll'l
nitrogen I In another arth Vli we will j
tell you nitiure'K process of freeing ,
Inert nitrogen maKing ii avanau
plant food I
to. id l Hi
soweil I lie col n ground m j
wheat. where formerly he lost
one year's crop by summer fallow
ing. He always hud a good
"catch" of clover, and also much
I lighted wheal, because of long and
weak straw. It would fall down, rust
mid blight, more or less every year,
lie wan ll "keeper of cattle" and his
o'.s and sheep brought him much
p.o'il. "In manure." as he was wont
lo say. His valuable knowledge? hind
red by his prejudice prevented Mm
from becoming " most succoH-tful
wheal grower for many years. lie
overcame his prejudices; will you?
A light seeding of vetch aid rye
sown w ith clover seed secure t n good
alch of clover even on poor ''oil. Sow
lllilllllleil clover seed, for the llilllit
contain an element of Inociilul Ion
mid fertility of very great v ilu". tt
lie vetch mid rye tpiite given Mid
cut Ilie second growth in AiipihI tills
gives a cover crop holding so I timet-ti't-e.
enriching the soil with nitro
I ell Ilie lliosl II led of all 'Oil I'erll-
li.ers. ('Inter gathers niinu'ei ii nil
the air and deposits in Ihe roots as
well as in the loaves. Hut'teiia from
clover roots fixes nitrogen from llv
nir ami thus gives clover Its ferti
lizing (iuili(v. If you cannot grow
clover mid vetch grow u field pen or
buck wheat, and before plowing under,
sow. while the dew Is on, salt and
gypsum and other chemicals and plow
i.rlnglng the vegetable mould to the
siirl'aee soil so hh to better hold Ihe
disk before seeding to wheal
IHVESTIN
A Si-M..--. of V; .!)!
On,, S!...i;!.l ; . -; 1 I c;
'i i f I i lion ' tin.' O'.il
soil inolHturei absorb the rin 'a ac- work. Some are t rumen in ncnoois.
tlnls rays, grow bacteria mid earth others in shops, factories or stores,
worms. single men receive X0 rcr month for
Nature has 'provided ample meant living expenses. Additional amounts
to enrich the soil, If the farmer bringing Ihe total up to as high hh
knows tuidUseH Ihe proper means. $!.'( per month, are allowed for d.-
In the New Testament, Luke 11 SM, peuilenls.
it reads as follows: "Salt Is good". . . District LI. which comprises Wash
lit lor Ihe land . . . and for the dung ington. Oregon and Idaho, has trained
bill." I would not have any to nv tr- or approved for training over 2000
look Ihe lull iiieiining of this symbol- disabled cx scrice men up lo dale.
FOR PROFIT
-, on Farming That Every
Mu.v you may increase xno
Gm all Additional Expense.
i l llii- Hfn fctitlliitig principle of
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I, :th l.v ii lcmj.al one, lull I would
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I K'l (.glllcd Mil' Willi'' 'f halt ll'llll
in tin- Mill llllil III lllIIMH" Salt Is
ii chief "on i 'i- nf chimin iiihI soda.
ilni In has Ki' i power of ili-( iniiiii
I-lull Hint it nirong iiffinlly fur IimIio-
(.Ml. All Vegetable substitutes tlltl-
t I'D hydrogen, itlt roj-n. potash. -tr.
S. ilium m 1 1 ! J-1 : :i t In it most valuable
f.-tillcr. flu Hi" li;iit-r Home
t" jrte Fertilizer, these things will bo
i in. i ll. things tluit evciy f.inii'T
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woitn who iI"il-Iih. drains, airs pul
vcr !. fi-rf llii-H and wonderfully in-ci.-ii'.-s
i inpa. and 'he next i haptcr
will he The Possibilities of a Pent-up
Garden: not for Kardi-n "shkm" only,
hut as mi . vi'i'iuu. ntal plot to learn
hiiw In line Iiinl see the Imiiii-iIHe altle
of Inline made f" t i iizcr. and a trial
pi.nmd of rows of wheat, oats, torn,
K'ontinuiil on Paito EIrIu)
KATHERiNE SMITH GRANTED
DIVORCE FROM D. G. SMITH
I',, fa Use K.ilheriue Smith of SprinR
Held objected to eating mush three
timet a utiy. necause iter iitinaiio
rril Piu i i iinnur inn t u mii,
would not allow her to buy a wash-:
board or wash boiler, and because, as
nn-n". ... e"""v.
threw dislieH at her and choked her,'
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oer divorce ironi ner nusnnno. invm ,
(;. Smith, aged ! years, of Spring
lleltl, and her maiden name of Kath
erine Opdenhow returned lo her. I
Mr. Smith married Minn Opdenhow .
In CorvallK April 1. 1919. promising
i her
a fine home.
THREE SPRINGFIELD SERVICE
MEN GIVEN FEDERAL AID
Three Springfield men. veterans or
the world war. have been passed l upon '
hv the Federal Hoard for ocntional'
j. . . , . j
Kdiicailon lu this district, as worthy,
of government aid in continuing their ;
eilncHiion. These men are Charles H. ;
Cross. Cliauncey Rychard and Winl-
, fied
May.
Cross made application for train- ,s M(no Hul),s ,p,-son.
ing In agriculture al Oregon Asrl . .
cultl'l'iil College. According to advice
from the dopai liuetit of Vocational Two months ago
l-Mnt at ion lie did not respond w hen "HI Ontt twins
1,1 o notice was sent to him that Ills Al his lu lls'
leilliesl had been passed upon. 1 A, W(, u jvjoiced.
Chaiieecv Itveh.ird who is a son of ...
.... .. i i. o i 1-ast Sunday
.IMS. t . . Illliai'l. II ' ."-ill I'linse.!
upon ln;t will not tithe up work until
hit. r this teitr.
Winifred May, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence May. is at present intend
ing Rebuke-Walker Business College
in I'ortliiiid.
The government is draining these
men because they were disabled bv
""' " handl-
tap them in following many lines of
cprufield civic club
ts live organization
if
i.r t
for
will
.i." :
In- (if Int'T'ii lo Hi'" jifijil'!
f H M to know lliit. we have
m i ;'! ic- body of woui-n working
tin- li'ii'flt. of our city. They nr
known it H "The Ladies' Civic 1 Hi -pro
i-iiniit (lull" Tin y !ir- planrilto;
li.r ii public r-st room, a cHv park
v h. ri- or l;il gatherings ran he'd
i-iiiiiii' tin- coming summer. They
haw- ii hiiiiiln-r of t-iviiH ri-iidy lo let
il. H ill ill. Villl'lllit lllK-l (' t Ioiih of tllfj
Iri-fl These t-li'iis liav) tie!
name ii Sprlngf i'-l'l In latKe I'-H'Tt.
'I In- iliii ihon to and tli'i iiuinlii-r of
mill - to S i ingfield. They have sev
i t;i! other plans In vl'-w whl'h will
1 1 1 1 I i j I i -1 1 put Springfield on the
map in liirio- black letters. Their
meeting r j . ' 1 1 Hr' the second and
fourth 'I days In the month. Kvery-
body I wrlr-iilnc.
MRS. MOR.ENSON RECEIVES
GIFT OF EASTER "CON NET"
Mr
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The Grandoldope
By R. A. Brodie
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Tli. fn-.i 'oiui I hit w.-i-f-!
1 1 ' ) i i i t .. Win -atoti's loii.-'.r' il p.t'..n''
Wln-rc I S' cliied a swell I'i - iia-.e
I'i ir I ". ' lull..
heal- i op. rated
l-ji.Pcoit is ;t Christian
ty cinitc .-inn of f.nth
lt.it h. i ioii is a
J lar. 1 h .i!.-. heathen
Whether It.- confesses or not.
Alter the oin ruiion and my
I lard earned two hits was
Safelv linked into th till
Mister h.Mton thereupon
Made n few low down mean remarks
Ahoc.l the iiKwiKrc thatch
fn my tl iine.
And inc.-.l 'lie to o to
John Ketels fnr a new found hair
rent over
John had he.-n hniRginc nhout.
On my way to the I'ill IVddler's
1 reinenthered a casual remark
That Wheaton had dropped about
A lady who went to KeteP
i Anf( asied him if ne nad a
Twelve Inch record
; And John said :
"No. madam, only 10."
j Hut that didn't natlsfy her
So she turned to go.
Hut John's quick Belling acumen
I Cii'.wl Vw. A ii ' u-( An 1. wuljl '
"One of these records has
Won't You Phlmmy, Shimmy With
Me
0)p Mt ;m(J
, , , MoonUht.
( Mi the other.
Hoth popular jul now
And till for a dollar."
The poor thine fell for it
! And I do say that John'
Rill's cow also got I twins.
Rill als.il has a hen that lays
Twin eggs every lay.
And a polygamous old rooster
That won't roost
Without a lien on each ull.t.
Rill Hall says
That twin habit that
Oott's gott has
(iolt Cott's goat and
Kvery time CJott
Mentis u pair of shoes
The "pair" gels on his nerves
And he goes home ami
Being psychohieieallv contagious
The whole wells trots it
Kr.-'in ('Jot I
Rvpolt!
JURY FOR MARTIN CLARK
TRIAL DRAWN YESTERDAY
'!i- twin i.f t!,i- j"i in t ho r;r of
i tin ( I. ilk. on ti i:il for lh! i.iii.'l'-r
' 'ha i li-n T.i l.r. v, i -ojn;l-t-'l ,
W.- In. :-il..y. Tin- 1 ii. i
up 1 1 i- jti i v W i ii k-i
of li, v -iilr'-m'-ii.
n w l.o iiliu".
from a total
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N't, rm
who toliipf
I 'ii i Y - r-ioi'.
II I.uV.iy,
A. K !!,
llii- jury a i
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, .lulu. .J. I.lfrht.
, I,oi i-n K'l ward".
Ili-nry Kompri.
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flow-, iiinl (ii-orc- W. Siirrli-r-on.
'II..- fw-oml trial f.f Martin dark
i i in I'H'ii' iw at fi fi'i lock this n.orn-1
t v l laik. who v'T- charpi-'l with!
t ' ii ni-il'-r of ('ha,i H Taylor last.
.T;'. W'.-i- t- iliiil i";;llv hv th- Jury in
Ii i ti'-' triil hi t w:i! iillfiwi! a n-w
' ! i-v tl.f Jii'iiri-. on th' irroiitir't
tl.wt v I , t ; - tli' i": cvi'i-ti'(- that
n i'!,t h-iiil to a v-rdi' t of man
:'. it v.,- not -hi icif-nt to con-
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'PCULATICN
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i li 'I." '.i-
t T da v
is .,m! Mr.
t. in ;:-i ik-'a'
Ti,.- ri-tmlii r
! ami Mrs.
'' a pp. a.'.l-
v. hooks'
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, d I.-" .-'"I'-'l
; s:;0 hooi;s
patrons hiiv
'iiii ; '17 hooks
dotiiii til.
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YOUTHFUL.
PURtZ-2
FARMERS BUY
RED JERSEY CALVES
" , . ... , r ,, .....
ami one ctrl of the Vil-
ho
i lake:.-.- distii. t, near Sprinefield. speaker from the state chamber 01
h it.- each hnrrowed $l."in for the pur- commerce for the next meeting. The
I os- of hiiyini: a pure hied JerBey'uil,n was set for next Fridav night
. -if tai l, mul now- the animals have , th 4.omnjittee bas been unable
i i." n omaiiieii ann me young people
! iii'- vieiiiK with one another to see.
w hn h one w ill
raise the best animal
and to see which will make the most
out tif the investment.
The loans were made by the Hank
of Commerce of Kupene. which re-,
tenlly set aside a sum tif $."i0.0f)0 for
Ihe purpose of encourapini! the breed-.
'nc of purebred livestock in I.ane
' county. j
These young people who are invest- j
mc in iiure ioed calves, are all mem
hers of the Willakenzio Calf club and
are as follows: Dorothea Hushnell. in the corps and to give information
Robert Gilmore. Wilbur Bushnell. Bud on any subject pertaining to tha
Kdson and Merle F. Saunders. .service. They will make their head-
quarters during the day at The New
JUDGE BOWN SEEKS RE- 'office on Main street, where thoae In
NOMINATION FOR OFFICE . Crested may interview them, ,
! Thev will distribute, pamphleta,
Contrary to a
tnent Judge Harry L. Bown of Eu
gene, win seek renotnlnation for th3
office of
county Judge, according to
an announcment made a few davs
uas
ago at a meeting of the Lane county
n.,. .i .i
'T-iinn i a. iv eiiijuii coiiiiiiutee. in
sistent demands on the part of his
friends, the judge says, was responsi
ble for his change of decision.
Frank I.. Armitage, of the I'nited
States employment bureau, had been
suggested as a possible candidate for
the office of county Judge but with
the change of Judge Down's decision,
the possibility was dismissed.
Opposing Judge Bown in the No
vember election will be C. V. Barnard
and A. W. Dugan. both of whom have
entered as Republican candidates for)
the office.
DANKS IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
When L. K. Hanks was driving his
new Overland touring car into the
alley back of his house
Saturday'
xi 'ght about 7 o'clock a Ford driven
hy Mr. Rush of Fugene. collided with
the Overland entirely demolishing
one running board, bending up the
front fenders, breaking the wind
shield and doming the car in a lunu
la' r of places. Mr. Ranks was ap
proaching the ascent to the alley way
;i( Ihe rear of Ketel's drug store, be
tween Main and A tin Fifth streets,
w1i.il the Ford struck the rear
wheels, causing the Overland lo run
into the corner of the building used
hy W. instein i- Director as a ware
house. Mr. HnslVj stated that he d'd not see
'he other car until he was nearly up
on it. There was no damage to the
Ford . but repairs, to the amount of
about $7ri were necessary to the
Overland. None of the occupants of
either cur were hurt.
Seven I. W. W. Receive Sentences
Judge J. M. Wilson on
Monday at
Montetiano, Wash,., imposed ben
tenet's of from 2r to 40 years on the
seven alleged I. W. W. who were re
cently convicted tif second degree
nurner in connection with the death
at Warren O. Oriniir. at Cenirulia on
nr. h ':v day .A motion for n new
h id been denied.
mm of
COMMERCE HAS
linn
LIVELY SESSIDH
Call Meeting to Be Held
Soon as Speaker Can
Be Obtained.
A 1'no. number of 'huviri'--s men
lid ; . ''l'-nt of Sprinpf ii-lil attcndn'l
In- in.-' nit? of the riminhcr tif Com
lu ri la t Friday nltfht. Aft.i ca!l-
it,.;
the
ifii
of r
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"IIS
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th'- ti,'
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.n for
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k to f.rd'-r a ti1 statins:
- and hIiiis of the- ortjarl
' tf-ncfit of a nurabT
? i . I -1 . I'rc'sidciit Hrsslf:r
n i t : n ct for f-r.'Tal illn-
I ;i'4;d Tor thv. opinion of
ion an
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their at'.!'
ude
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in th'
ty.
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thai SpririR-
KUppOI't il
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A Ii '
F'tp
rt of the or-
I alot-a .-ri to f
Mi'.- yi-iir in a
-s rf JI'.' for
.1 j..-r li.onth
frn up rr.r.ni
v;ii)ifi at re
thc yeaf ln
was inaugu
F.mr com-
h' ls f
d a, i-d
s t ad
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th
iiii'.i 1 n.
mittc.-----.
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t'aarani
w:,. ;,pp
l.'-i'.'-i s.
lii-ii;hi rs
.... th" HU'
liiit'-d. frach to have
It is expected thitt
will ho secured to
cess of th.- chamber
iit.d make it possjhle to co ahead and
furnish 'he rooms in the Pteven3
hiKhlinp in a s'liiahle mann-r.
A motion was passed to have tha
i iitertainmeiit t tunmittee secure a
...
to secure a speaker so the next gath-
ering will be held at the call of the
president. It Is hoped that a speakar
will he secured at an early date.
MARINE RECRUITERS TO
BE IN TOWN SATURDAY
The Marine Corps recruiting of
ficers from Eugene will pay this city
a visit next Saturday for the purpose
of accepting applicants for enlistment
' describing thv. edutaUODal dvan
previons announce-' nt tfce Marine Com and alo
the advantages of re-enlistments la
the Fifth regiment, united bUteu
.at.ina for p;.mflrines and ex-
' .j..... ..' .v i..
, l.,jjim
,i.v,.i"
i mitten
to enlist for the Fifth regi
ment. As this regiment has been
awarded the Fouragerre. every man
enlisting will be entitled to wear this
decoration.
The Marine Corps Institute at Qan
tito. Virginia, bids fair to become as
famous as the naval academy at
Annapolis and the military academy
at West Point, and all marines hava
a chance to attend.
. . ,
VISIT CRESWELL LODGE
Springfield lodge No. 70. 1. O. O. V.,
,aij a fraternal visit to the lodge at
Creswell Thursday night, in
the In-
terests of the Lane county I. O. O. F,
association, which will meet here the
2h of April. ,
Will Serve Meals for Convention.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held their regular business
meeting and monthly tea Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlors. The
ladies decided to serve two meals for
the 1. O. O. F. lodge on the 2Gth of
this month when there will he an
Odd Fellows convention in Sprina;
!'i. dd. About a thousand visitors ate
expected to attend the all day ses
sion of the lodge.
FIRST TOURIST-CAMPERS .
STOPPED HERE MONDAY
j Mi, and Mrs. Kinsey of Gtesham,
1 Ore., accompanied by Mr. Bradley of
i Portland, arrived in Springfield last
! Monday afternoon. They are touring
. through to Los Angeles, and repoit
the roads from Salem on to Albany
almost impassable. While waiting for
repairs on one of their cars they
drove about the city, hi tor making
the statement that thej thought this
i "very cosy 1-ttlo town.
1 stayed overnight at the auto
They
camp-
inj; grounds