‘ 'CLINE PRAISES CITY
¡Community News
A. F M iller of T ran t. who has been
v ery 111 w ith h eart trouble, la ra-
ported to be much im proved.
Mr. and Mm. U K. Stafford of
Coast Fork a r» rejoicing over the
a rriv a l of a baby boy. The little
(allow- w eighed seven and one-half
pounds.
M iss Anna L attin. who h aa been
a ssistin g in th e home of K B. T inker,
r e t u r n ’d to h e r hom e Sunday. M arch
2.
Mrs. W ill H ow ard and son of Oak
rid g e a re visiting a t th e hom e of
M rs H ow ard s p arents. Mr. and Mrs.
8. Overhohser.
T h e F lM san t Hill high school
group known as the B arney Googles
entertain.»«! th e S park Plugs a t a
h ard tim e p arty a t th e high school
F rid a y night. F ebruary 29. A short
program w hich consisted o f a piano
solo by Mary H arden, a reading bv
H asel Powell and a ‘vocal solo by
CStestsr W heeler w as followed by
gam es in the gym nasium . R efresh
m en ts consistin g of salad, sandw iches
and punch w ere served Miss E vans
nnd Mr Law rence of Eugen». teac h
e rs a t th e high school, atten d ed the
party.
Mrs. Je sse Phelps and h e r elev.’n
pupils en tertain ed p aren ts and friends
a t th e E n terp rise public school build
ing S atu rd ay »vening. M arch 1st. w ith
a program celeb ratin g th e b irth d ay s
of L incoln. W ashington and L ong
fellow. A fter the program the older
folks entered into a gam e guessing
th e n am rs of th e tw en ty different
ad v ertisem en ts.
The w inner was
presented with a box of home-made
candy
T he p aren ts of th e pupils
served coffee, sandw iches and cak«
to a ll present.
Mrs. L. H. S tratto n of Eugene w as
v isitin g a t the hom ^ of Mr and
Mrs T. E. H aurigan during th e w eek
end. re tu rn in g to E ugene dundap-
March 2.
H aving sold his leas» on th e Gil-
sfrap ranch at C loverdale to Mrt
A nderson of W ashington. J. A lbert
h a s moved into th e honse on th e
K elsay ranch a t E n terp rise
until
school is over.
Floyd Lord. G eorg» Lord and Je s se
P hilps, who are w orking
at
th e
Cam as L um ber mill above D exter,
w ere a t th e ir hom e in E n te rp rise
over th ? week-end
Mr and Mrs. C. N. dten so n . Mr. and
M rs Raymond Stenson and baby of
C orvallis w ere visito rs at th e home
of M and Mrs Ralph Laird Sunday,
M arch 2. h ir and Mrs. S tenson a re
p aren ts of Mrs. Lain!
T he T ren t local of th e F arm ers'
U nion m et a t T r ’-nt W ednesday night.
F eb ru ary 27. Mrs. C .L. W illiam s
handed in h e r resignation as se c re
tary and treasu rer. T he resignation
was not accepted and Mrs W illiam s
was asked to < onllnu» h er duties. A
special rffo rt will be m ade to get
m ore women to attend th e m eetingr
in th e future. T h ’ n ext m eeting will
be held a t P leasan t Hill.
F red L F ish er of P ortland, who has
becei vir-iting with his brother-in
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs T. H
H au rig an . retu rn ed to bis home last
W -dnesday.
T he m em bers of th e C hristian E n
d eav o r te !d an in terestin g m eeting
S unday evening. March 2. W ayne
O verbois
being leader. During th e
business p art o f th e m eeting it was
decided to give a leap y ear p arty
F riday evening. M ar'h 7 at tli» bom«-
of L u '.ili: and W»- rill Kennetf.
THURSDAY, MARCH <1. 1024.
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PLEASANT HILL
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TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGE FOUR
By Special
AT O. A. C. CONVENTION
BIGGER RETURNS POSSIBLE
FROM BETTER LIVESTOCK
Correspondent«
O regon A grieu liu rsl Colleg». C op j K snsaa d airy farm er« could In
vallls. March 8.— 1Spec lalb— T he ad creaa t thel? re tu rn s »20.tMW.000 a year
v a n ta g e s of Springfield as a city In
by b e tte r feeding and bi tte r stock,
the doctor, Is reported »» a little
' which to build a home w ere pointed
b etter. She has been quite ill for
according to reported e stim a te s of
| out by Ralph t ’llite, »tudent a t Spring
the past two m onths.
O.’ld high school, in hl» "S ell O re J M F randseu. a dairy «peclallst. at
G lenn L eldtke of C resw ell w as a
a recent K ansas agricu ltu ral convnn
Sunday v isito r at the horns of his gon” speech given In connection with
the
educational
exposition.
T
h
e
Juni
lion T his e»tlm ate is c o n s id e r’d ty p
paren ts. Mr and Mrs August Leldtke.
■ o r C ham ber of C om m erce
public ical of conditions throughout the coun
Mr. and Mr». Paul V. D ecker r e
turn ed W ednesday a fte r a m onth’s speaking co n test ha« he.’n m ade an try by livestock and dairy .x p e rta of
ann u al featu re o f th e exposition
visit with h e r m other a t C orvallis
the U nited S ta le s D epartm ent of Ag
"Springfield, 1« located n e a r the
Mr. and Mrs. T rav la K err w ire
rlculturw which is prepared to assist
t'n
lv
e
ra
ity
of
O
regon,
twnl
a»
yo«.
moving to C resw ell Monday.
S late o rg an liaih sn s and Individuals
know, unlversitl-’» have a g reat c u l
in Improving ih e lr m ethods In b r e ’.i
tu ral Influence o v er a tow n.” »aid
THURSTON NOTES
lug nnd feeding T he use of p u re b n il
Cline. “T he city 1« located on the
I riv e r and ha» a large saw m ill which sires, particularly. Is a practical eco
W eaver B ro th ers a re on a trip to
iiouilcat and rapid mean» of improv
j fu rn ish es em ploym ent to n early 880
C alifornia.
Ing the quality of dom estic anim als
Ivan R ickard from W endling visit t u r n .
Kccording to dep artm en t records,
"Springfield is a grow ing railroad
c l relativ es in T h u rsto n S aiu rd ay
more th an 13,700 livestock own ’rs
center. Seven different
lead
night and Sunday.
have placed th e ir herd s and flocks on
Thom as W illiam is spending some from th e city to all part» of th e a strictly purebred »Ire basis, and re I
¡co
u
n
try
T
he
S
outhern
Pacific
la
now
tim e at Oakland
ports from th ese fa n n e rs show that I
Th.» T h u rsto n high school will give su rv ey in g io rem ov? th e c a r shops purebred livestock has altoui 40 |«‘r
front
P
ortland
to
Springfield.
a play en titled "S afely F ir s t“ next
cent utility value over common slock I
“Our city is still In h e r babyhood.
Friday evening at T h u rsto n hall.
As a m eans of encouraging b e tte r:
W illiam E yler has a new sedan She h as not grow n h er full am ount,
fe
ding m ethods, the d ep artm en t h as.
hut h as a population of only 2000 per-
car.
,
developed a s lm p l’ feeding problem
•
sons
We
have
good
schools—
-a
nice
Maude E dm iston sp en t th e past
sheet, which may be procured and
week in E u g 'n e with h er au n t, Mrs. high school, and a good g ram m ar
¡school. T h ere a re five d Iff‘rent d e filled out by any ttvc«tock ow ner, A
Baughman.
specialist of a S tate ag ricu ltu ral col-,
Mrs. S m ith T ay lo r and dau g h ters. nom inations of churches, show ing
lego, o r th - departm ent, then m akes
E sth er and M argaret, from Eugene th at this is a d esirab le com m unity
an analysts of each problem and
religiously.
spout th e w eek-end with Mr. and
W hen you a re considering a new points out th e means for solving II ,
Mrs. F ran k Taylor.
Mrs. A lberta W eav.’r and dau g h ters place of residence, com e io Spring-
spent the week-end at A. B. M athews. ' field and look th e situ atio n o v er be
N orm a M athews, who Is keoptng fore you m ake any definite plan s.”
house for Mrs. W eaver a t L raburg.
C auses of T uberculosis Infection
is spending th is week a t home.
T he cau se of p e rsisten t tuberculosis
Mr. and Mrs. Lends Arnold and
son, Mrs. C harlie G ray nnd son Wil. Infection In h erd s of c a ttle u n d er th e
and
F ederal
Ham. m qtored o v er from K lam ath su p jrv lsio n of S tate
Falls last W ednesday and a re vtslt- offices a re outlined in a recent rep o rt
ing r ’latlves.
by th e I'n lte d S tat -» D epartm ent of
H u bert Gray, who had th e sm all A g ricu ltu re on th e progresa of th e
W ithout a business education
pox. is able to be out again
erad icatio n of bovine tuberculosla.
you are not prepared property
Among th e cau ses a re : E xposure to
A rth u r C alvert from Ju n ctio n City
to cope w ith the many problem s
fairs,
visited relatives. In T h u rsto n S u n Infected an im als a t county
of Ilfs. •
day
stre a m s contam inated by tu berculosis
R egardless of your position
Mr. and Mrs Bud M cPherson and m aterial, infected w ater In ponds,
you need It. and you ra n secure
fam ily from Springfield visited John silag e Infected from hog litte r, and
It a t a reasonable cost
E dm iston’s last Sunday.
ad d itio n s of tu b ercu lo sis c a ttle to
CHIROPRACTIC
In the science that la restorinn health to thousands
who Buffer from stomach trouble, tonsllltls, nervousness,
sleeplessness, headaches, enlurgeetl prostrate glands, high
blood pressure etc., by sclnetlflcally co-ordinating the prin
ciples of Chiropractic and Electro-Therapy. The results
are Safe, Sane and Sure.
OR. GEO. A. SIMON
EUGENE, OREGON
Dou you own a car?
If so you m ust know the im portance of a real good Battery.
Th« Sennini Ave. Garage huntlles the 1‘. S. L. Buttery. ,t
will pul pep In your starter. 'We are also equipped to
tin flrst-class Battery repairing and recharging.
Second Avenue Garage
Phone 19
Why Attend
School
Born to Mr. and Mrs P arrel M« th e herd.
Quinn Saturday. March 1. a son.
One in stan ce rep o rted was of a
Mrs. Rosa B aughm an and sons. h erd of 1.1 head th a t had “ tested
H erald and H oward, from Eugene vis c le a n ” and was put on exhibit at a
ited Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Edm iston county fa ir Eleven of th e h 'r d were
Sunday.
«placed opposite an Infected herd so
Mildred Price, who is teach in g at th a t th ey faced th»m On retestin g ,
Leaburg. sp en t th e week-end w ith th e 11 ail reacted and th e tw o th at
h er p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Pric». w ere stalled elsew here passed clean.
Mrs. Ira G ray Is at W alterville nurs
ing Ms F arrel McQuinn
“And Obey”
Sam M organ from n e a r Springfield
Old Boy: "H ow would you like to
was in T h u rsto n Friday.
m arry m e?"
Mrs. V erna L uther, who is teaching
F lap p er: "W eil. I w ouldn't m ind— "
a t Cresw ell, spent Punday In T b u rs
Old Boy: ’’Oh. w ell—e r —I guess
ton.
I can stan d It if you lu st love and
Mrs. M arie Spir»a sp en t Sunday honor m e."
with h er
parenta.
Mr. and Mrs
C harles H astings
One Point of V iew
Misa D orothy T ravis, who has been
’’Are th e m any autom obiles in your
quite ill. is im proving now
town a facto r tow ards Its p r o s p e r it y f
W illie and Melvin P latt have been
’’Bet your life th ey a r e ! " cried
ill and ab se n t from school for sev th e e n th u siastic building co n tracto r
eral days.
•’T h ey ’v» enabled m e to put up two
T h ere will be a revival m eeting j big add itio n s on th e hosp ital.’’
beginning n e x t Sunday. M arch 9
Rev Ted L ev itt will he th e e v a n g ’liat
• laude X eeley will b» th e song leader.
Mrs. Lan», one © fth e teac h ers in
the high school, hka pug based a
Buick ro ad ster.
R uth: "T h a t was th e m ost unsat
‘.»factory telephone co n r?rsatlo n I
ev er had."
B eth: “W hy?"
•S om e man called up and said.
'Hello, d e a r!' and when I said. ’H ello,’
he said. ’E xcuse m e !’ ”— A m erican
Legion W eekly.
—
T he question Is—A re you
Ing to m ake th » n ecessary
fort now. o r a re you going
k -e p pu ttin g It off until
and by?
“as good as
the Bosch
Magneto”
BOSCH
go
e f
to
by
SPARK PLUGS
We ar** h ere to serv e you and
we a re alw ays glad to tell you
about o u r school. H undreds of
young m en sad women have
com pleted one of o u r c o u r t ’s
and a re today holding resp o n s
ible positions.
You may do the tarns- Will y e u f
Eugene Business
College
A. E. ROBERTS, President
EUGENE, OREGON
Eugene StorageBatteryCo.
Automotive Electricians
8 J 7 th Avenue E ast
E ugene
Pay Less
Eat More
Good Groceries
Eastman Grocery
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S tu r tr r un>l S><■*»,>unfriM*
Kfrn«. IN 5 tfMfru
CAMAS SWALE
Mr. and Mre E E W illiam s and
d a u g h te r Ma! el and Mr. and Mr*.
W -n d ell Buoy m otored to Dallas last
W< dn.--.day, Mr. Iiuoy w ent on to
Mill City, th e r» st re tu rn in g Sat-/
urday. T hey re r o r t having had a
gplsndid visit with
relativ es an d
friend s.
T he C am as local of th e F a n n e rs '
1'nion held th e ir reg u lar m oating at
th e school hou-e W ednesday nigh»
S ev eral m atteq» o£ Impo^tignce to
th e farm er w-’rp discussed and a bas
k et sup p er and social tim e followed
Messrs Ja c k H urley. Bill S u sb au er
and A. W eiss were business visitors
In E u g e n , S aturday.
G eorge A rm strong, who left h ere
and w ent to work a t Lowell la s t
w o k , m otored down Bunday and
brt/ught Mrs. P earl Bush and little
d au g h ter, H azel down to visit her
p a re n ts, Mr. an ! Mrs J W. Arm
stro n g , and M rs Hose Bus!’ and little
sone to visit . ■ siste r. Mrs. John
W ullschleger.
O th e r v isito r- t th e W u llsih leg h -
hom o w ere Mr.
I Mrs I). M P erry
of H ow e i.- n e , ’•:/ W illard H erm an
and little d atir ■ r W lllh erta of Co
burg, Mr and »'rs. It. V. Einitb ant
M r aed Mrs. Rodney R o a' b of 7’ •
•»
-A A/*' •**’
Mrs. J. H. Richardson wag a Bun
d a y afternoon v isito r of Mr and Mrs
ffTaltor H ag er and fam ily
■ ex J M B utton, who was tak en
don^i to (bo homo of b a r son at
Over l.udford's
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E xam ination F res
Phono 358 J
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m ost essential part of the «quipm ent. We have nil grades,
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