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TOIT Ji-iivi. fiNVKNTKKNTIl YKAK -SI'lUNCFIKMi, LANK COUNTY. OKKCUN, THURSDAY. JUNK 21, 1)20. , NUMBER 24 I POWER PHUT 15 GE CLASS INITIATED v NEW SPRAY INFORMATION j FOR OREGON GROWERS Station Bulletin Outlines More. Eco-' - -i n -. i - I A -. I BRfflll ELECTED TO INTO I. O. O. F. LODGE 4 J . DCIUP. CU AD Memory Work of Portland Man Feature Visitors Taken to Fish Hatchery Sunday. ft ULII1U numiueil inu ecuvr iritcvi wv. trol Spraying Method. mm GOOD PARADE 3 SCHOOL 0 ASSURED' FOR 3RD LIILnllULU New Boilor Boin Installed to Moot lucron .cj Buti- Tin- ll' lllllll I l"l MCl Vil l'H of lll Mniinl i(n Slates I hau i oinpiitiv niH .'SCliei HIK'll iriMirlllIIH llllll H llH4 ln- II I: - iv I.IHV In inlil hew tll.M llltl"! V Id !ln local plant .i I tin- f'r flu customers. - ' A iw Si. i IIiik boiler ha h-en ordered h ii.) II I expected to h " ih'n ImMiiII.iI I))' Hi" middle of Aui' ii-i Wlill.- ili new holler l fuicl nt Mi! hoi, power Ii t'i mi lil will develop tilx.iil U'oo urinal ! ois'--power l'i i inn allium fir this work have n 1 ioi-l v Inn hi ai I I'll tin I - 'he illnilli.il it V. II Purccll, mi eni'.l-liei-r of flilriilfit, Tin- east Willi of III.- lit 1 1 t i 1 1 k lit h li-. n torn down nii Illl llllllillllll of lllll'Ul V.'t f.i-t will In erected. A base of cement 12 lu In Ihlik will I..- lal.l before llm boiler JH tHlill.-t Sevenil other Impi o i itient s f it the r,H t, ftrj candidates for Initiation, plmit are planned. ' ttiere were two by reinstatement and The lor a I plant ol l'f Moiii-fut. ,,,. ty (jismlsal certificate, making a Slates Power niiip.ui now f-n i.l hrs ,,)Ul ji(i cf j,g names. Mr. Williams I Klit itnil power fit a'l the towi'i; e i htudh-d the list for about half an l n Springfield i -ii! t'orvullli. ml ( our, dividing his attention on sonic a number of ti.tr snrroun Sitr: ,,t1r work at the same time. lie towns. It also furnishes steam ami j h,,.,, Wns able to call from memory eU-rtrlc ower for the operation oftjg names of every candidate, giving the HiMiih Kelly lumber mill. " i DR. H. J. IRVINE LOCATES HERE nr ii I Irvine of Portland has lo- rated In Springfield where he will 1 be associated with' Dr. Itebban for the. present. Ir. Ketihtin la Having a . put on lasi wees, uie canii nisn in short vacation. secure Springfield's quota In the Sal- l)r. Irvine Is a gradtiAliVsO the 1'nl-j Vftt'on Army drive was postponed verslty of Oregon medical school ajid ' un II this week. John K. Kdwards. for the past ten months had been who bus charge of the drive here, says house doctor at Emanuel hospital In ' that about half of tho money has been Portluiid and previous lo that wss ruined, but that many people of the house doctor at St. Vincent's hospital : city huve not yet been seen. He Is for several months, lie Is the son if especially anxious that every family llev. oud Mrs J. If. Irvine of Port- 'n the city be given n chance lo help land. Mrs. Irvine Is now visiting In this deserving work and says that with her parents In Portland but will IT everyone will help Just a little that come to Springfield early In July. j the 'lo'H of $700 will easily be raised. . . . . j H has been Hi'ianneil so that some- DIRECTOR'S MOTHER COMES j ,,iie will c all st each house In the TO OREGON FROM RUSSIA . In'ercsts of the Army work. Mr. Kd- j wauls asks that every family plan in S. Director of the Farmers Fx jhI va in e wbnf they will give so that cluiiuje Ib In ret-epit of a telegram . the ,.iiritirs may be saved an ex rrom his mother. Mrs. Anna Dlrertor . 1 1 a trfp and time. stntlng thiil she has slarleil from j Warsaw on her way to make her, From January 1 lo May Ml. 87,428 i,n.e in t'l.rilMiul According 'to Mr. !-'nrs had been registered in the motor Director, sin- U due lo arrive in lliis state In about a month from now. Mrs. Director, who Is accompanied l.v her ilaiiKh'et and two grandcli'ld reii, will come by way of Purls, sail ing for ("lunula from t'hei borough. France. From Toronto. Canada, she will come d'rert to Portluiid. Kthel Klrslmer. a sister of Julius Ilreall. of the Farmers Kxchange, is also expected to arrive soon from llussla. Nearly a month ago she left Koole and was to take the same route ly which the other party Is coming. She will also make her home In Port luiid. During (he war the family was -In the region devaatated by the fler mans. For months they were starv ing and their relatives In America were unublo to get money or even word through to them. Amerlcau bank drafts were somet'mes discounted by a arge per cent hy the Polish bnnks which often would not cash the drafts for a considerable length of lime P'l the plea that money had not been re ceived at the' hank from America. EIGHT NEW MEMBERS TAKEN INTO MODERN WOODMEN On Thursday evening. June 17. the Modem Wpodmen of thl city Initial ed a class of eight Into the mysteries of Woodcraft A large number from the Eugene camp and from Marcoia attended and put on -the work. A banquet was served at a late hour. Baptist Church. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach ing ut 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by Rev. W. H. Stewart of McMlnnvllle, Ore. All are cordially Invited. cImhi iif eighty six 'candidates I urn initialed Into lln W. H. Pengni Ini-smpinciit of the I o. o. F. Indr J("H Hnturdsv night. This U miiIiI fa . In- tho largest class ever1 taken Inta I!;m local lodge. Ki twln J, Nolnti, grand high priest i,f the grand encampment of Oregon, v 'io Ik iiiptajii nf (ho degree, sluff of Ellison ( ii in iti-iit of pot timid, with ii number of It Ih staff, were prcne;,t hl il assisted In conferring the patrl- r, ;.i, and golden rule degrees. The fr.,M,.n Culcj work wan In charge of fyqxne encampment. i'-TW 'ftoyol Purpl degree waif con ferred by Count Fork encampment of CotJagu Grove ami Corvallls Judge i.'hh exemplified the degree. Visitor w-ere present from Port- I ml, Albany, Eugene. Corvallis, June- ' t:on City, Cottage drove, frcswell. ,, , , . w II !' Si-l'llreu in no siuiiiu biuuk nun iieutri L umiii-ciioii u every uari ( otiiirK and Marcoia. . I . An amaxlng feature of the cvenln , - "',ra,,' 8B'' "wn, ,ow,,,H 8 iofh,, , us the marvellous memory work otw- b" r""- "umber of, ( asiena te u,edwi,h hydrate, lime ' i i..v. ....iu.i.l K j i,, tu n ,.f t r. n r. m vail r nf ..... . ii.iin. i...-.t...i t- li.v iiailj iui!i.-v ii ipi iiniiii. - . their address and the lodge to wbfc h ! they belonged : SALVATION ARMY DRIVE WILL BE CONTINUED THIS WEEK'taf Chamber of Congress meeting On account of several other drives j ilej iiitnieitt of the stale. This a ureater iiiiiiiIht than for the entire year of 19 19. Signor Carrneliny i" 'V l&'&i "X- : Ti vd7 mt xml bfe m . 'i- M m f ".' SEXTET FROM OLD COLONIAL BAND Thja. Justly celebrated Urasa Sextet with the full membership of the Old Colonial Band will be her .for two concerts on the fourth day Music Day of Chautauqua. This organisation, under the leadership of Slgnor K. Carmeltny, has won recognition throughout Eastern Chautauqua circles and we are particularly happy to pesf nt theni here. Slgnor Carniellny was Chief Trumpet Sergeant Major of the Third Regiment of .Italian Infantry and Is the proud possessor of several gold medals. Later he was cornet soloist with Llberatl's Band and other famous organisa tions Willi splendid success. A feature of their programs la the costuming In the stately style of long ago and the rendition c( a musical fantasy, "The Spirit of 1770." This is unique In band programs and Is always received with euthusUsiu. - Signor Carrneliny will play a cornet aolo at both afternoon and evening programs. A further touch of real artistry Is given tho evening concert by charming Mis-t L i wlu sinss several selections. . Prizes to Be Given Children's Section; Line-up Will Be Open to Anyone. A i bHiltm' mm lion will 1ms a f-3-tllti- nt the lurailt- In In- HliK'-'l BH a part of ill" fl' In utinn In Sii InKf ifM mi July 'Mm oiiiiiiltti-n In llBTKO of ih- pataili- aiiifutK oa that there wll! Id- ti nuriibfr of prUt-a for tho Iihhi MitriN In tho i hllilri-n' unction, for nurh n cohMho".- dof oratil doll l.iiFifU- i. xpyai,'waKonM. tr!cy l-, itf. Tin; IIhL of prlzi-a will Uh an-iioiiiiri-fl ntiKf whi Ii. Tin r i- will mIho hn uljout a dozen ( ilu-r aortlona to tli paralo. The i oiniiiliii i- tuaki'M It known- that any iuhI i vi ryonc la uri?!il to enter th? tannic, i-Uher with a float, u a mafrlii-r or put on a comic- Htunt. It ... tlmf 4r4cl v-lo rl ( I " ' " r f iiioii.s inir i' w. event uiid the committee feel that the parade will Im an Important and en-', teitainlng feature of the day. Tne Grandoldope By Bill Hall. i And it came to pass that Marcus peery Appeared at the ! At Springfield. JuVte 16. 1920. A. D. And he was fille.I with Good things to eat And lie tb'nketh to divert the minds Of the people firm their troubles And he euoteth trWj Scriptures from King Solomon. And his words were mighty And his fame spreadeth Over the country. And his name was lauded To the lii'iivens. Insomuch that he was culled on to I innate. And his countenance falleth. For verily, verily. , His sins Had found b'm out. And ho Kiel eth through. DENTIfTS ELECT DR. DIPPEL day. June 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer j TO OFFICE IN COUNTY SOCIETY Finley at the Springfield hospital. At ,ne regular meeting of the ! Mother and son are both doing well. ! American Legion Monday evening ,At a meeting of the Ine County Mrs. Finley was Miss Estella Magill ; Bob Van Valzah was elected as dele Dental soc iety last Friday night. Dr. j before her marriage and has lived in ! Pate to represent Springfield post S. Ralph Dlppel. of Springfield was Springfield since her early childhood, j No- 40 at tne legion convention in. elected vlre president of the organi- Mr. Finley is employed at the local 1 Astoria. This is the second annual zHtlon .flour mill. j convention, for the department of and Old Colonial Band at Chautauqua (Vr- vaMiK, Jutii- 10. Kprayln iirnlir Or-' Kill (viiulit ion -(iht liliitj-ral. mix ; Injr and Application In Ijiourht rlRht iip to tin- nijjut- In D'rw fta,tlfjii bullclln. ' .'nscctlrlilo Itivi'sffratlon. wilit'-ii l.y A. I,. l,ovi tt, entomologist, and jiuhllKlicd hy iIip.().,A. ('. expf-rl-ini-nt Ktii'lon. liriiiovin th li n(i al propwt inn of tho Kpray hy nu-an of nrrcai!'-r addn to Itn wittinK and coVirlnK powwr, and iiu-rcai- It adh-siv!nc-sB. l'ro ffnHor I.ovctt declarer. Without a nprcadT dm Hpray aolu tl'in n-nlH finally on tli waxy surface of an a(ipl un an irreeular. blotchy coatlne of nni-vpii thickness with In-ti-rspai -h pooii covered or without si.ray. With a Kood fpreader the film 1 result f a smooth even incon- , U fi t-it i 1 1 u -n v . r 1 i tr u-hlr-ti offrrla onml r - . - s . . "'-- ...... Orison Aki'Ii ultni'dl ('ollf'K oiikIi ;.:id then reduced to a thfnlCU9h,on on lne nP(MQ anl possimiuy cr paste with small additions of water 'end much stirring, proved one of the' best spreaders. It Is cheap and gen erally available In reasonable quan tities. To prepare 200 gallon of led arsenate spray solution requires three .ounces of caseinate and 7 ounces hy d rated lime. Very small anlount8 should be. exnerlmenteil with until the process learned. of making the paste is A chemical reaction takes place which is readily observed when it occurs. After seeing It once the grower will better understand how to make a desirable mixture. Free copies of the bulletin sent on request. ... .. ( THREE PASS STATE EXAMS Reports given out from the off Ice of County Superintendent E. J. Moore fine of $20 for the first offence and show that three students in District a minimum of $50 for each subse. 19. Springfield, passed successfully quent offense is provided, the eighth grade examinations and These weeds have become a ser will be admitted to high school next'Ious menace in some sections of 'year. The three are: Mable Roof, I Margaret Shahan and Ernest Fegles. ELMER FINLEY IS PROUD DAD A nine pound son was born Satur- i A. P. McKenzie - Named for. Clork Board- Discusses New .B uidin,. .1. .1. Hiyan was el"C.?,l, a nif.T.iber of the i(.k,oI hoard for a three ys-ar term at the. aiinnal school election held at tin- h'Kh school building Mon day f.vi iiiiiK- II'- Miii ee-U TJr. W. H. J'oflard wlio."e 'tY-rHi expire. A. V. .McKenzie was 'sf-h-c ted , for the position of-clerk on the . board, hi term being one- year. He hell that office, several years ago. He has , already been .sworn into bis office, taking. th place of 11. (". Kth-!1. who was recently appointed to fill tin vacancy left by Walter Iiai)y. After th elex'tion the toard heH a short business- session at which ! time they elected Miss Irene Forsythe j as a teacher in the high school. Miss ' Forsyth comes from the Monmouth normal school. Later there was a general dis- c . . j erecting a new school building. The meeting was well attended. STATE LAW REQUIRES CUTTING OF THISTLES AND OTHER WEEDS The attention of farmers and oth ers who have land In - their care is ! called to the law of 1917 regarding ' eradication of the Canadian and Russian thistles and similar weed pests. This law makes it the duty of land owners to destroy all such weeds be fore they have gone to seed. To enforce the law the Lane coun ty court has appointed a list of 10 residents in. different sections of the county to look after certain territory and they are instructed, to report'any one who falls to heed the first waro- j ing of these supervisors. A minimum j Oregon and strict enforcement of the' ; law is necessary to stamp out the j pests.- y, BOB VAN VALZAH DELEGATE TO LEGION CONVENTION Oregon and the dates are July 30th and 31st and August 1 when Buddies from all over the states will gather. An interesting program has been arranged, among the features being a salmon barbecue at which time a thousand ex service men are expect ed to he seated at one mess table. On the evening of August 1 a spectacular pyrotechnical display depicting the battle of the Argonne will be staged at Seaside. A clam feed is also to be given the delegates at Seaside. Levi Neet was named chairman of ft committee to have charge of pre paring the post's float for the cele bration here July 3. Other plans for the celebration and the Chautauqua were discussed. A special meeting was voted for 7 o'clock on the evening of July 2, at which time all members are urged to be present. . " LEAVES ON TOUR OF EAST Miss Amy Carson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson, left thia week for the east for a tour of a large number of places where she will give programs of readings and impersona tions. She plans to be gone until next fall. Methodist Church The regular services will take place on Sunday as usual. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Always something special. Junior leugue at 2:3C. All leaguers be out. Epworth league 7; evening 8. You are welcome as a stranger. I