Yttl'IlHDAY, APRIL !■. 1926.
THS SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAOS POUR
Lane County Farmers Union News
O F F IC IA L
GOOD LAMB CROP
IOBNDIN m
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P U B L IC A T IO N
LANK
COUNTY
U N IT
N O . 14
E N G L IS H W A L N U T S N E E D
Local
R e p o rte ra
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CANARY LOCAL 189
MT. VERNON LOCAL
O F F IC E R S
OF
la n e C O U N T Y
F A V O R A B L E L O C A T IO N S
F A R M E R 'S U N I O N
• Canary .......
J. L North up •
... ........ Ray Bowar •
. . I * Central
"1‘liiutina« of Kiigllsh «uinui» In
The regular monthly meeting was
Th“ regular business me. ting of the
.. Mr». L. J. Getchell •
lii .-gon «huuli I m * O llille o l l l v In the
Mrs. Geo. Kehelbeck » held April & and a profitable «■ >lcn Mt. Vernon l.o. «1 wa» held Wedne»-
Will W hselsr, T r a n t , Viet P r a t i • m.Mt favorable locHltoits.*' replted (*.
B r--h .( day. April I. at the usual m-otlna
„„ Mrs M A. Horn • waa enjoyed by all present.
danL
• * E .»■ hust.r, nsaletant ltorllcullurl»t
Mrs. Ada Jennings • ShoUrnberg gave a very able talk og place, with about fortv members and
'
j • Koreaa ___
Betty Kappaò*, Cottage Qrove, • „ i m,,
c-iltesv eX|»er'ui lii stntloit
Mrs. B. Baker *; platform scales and Brother Morion several visitors praaeuL
•■MX PI®H Smog s3uij»»w
- Heceta
tac.-Traaa.
*iw lion oskid lit < rooiiiniciidnlloun for.
Mr», M Gillespie »I. ltd the same on testing of dairy herds
The building commute submitted a | • N. A. Horn, Cottagi Qrove, Door .1 Iho MSteiit of »uinui pbmllugs "Il I»
Week in Various Communities*» Had» w fllw l
Sister Ausl m 1» recovering nit-.ly now plan which se««ti>e.l to plea**' Keeper
Mr». Grace Jones
By County Agent; Flocks in • Jasper
iik opinluii ilmi there wil| lie un ovrr
from an attack of scarlet fever uudci every one and work will begin In
Mrs. C M. Postar
• Inorano
H. C. Jaekeon. Waltervllle, Con
tm luctbui of wiilnula In iti 1’n lliil
Fair Condition.
McKensie Mrs Lawrence Millcnla • the able care of Ur Edwards of PI r earnest In the very near tutor
duetor,
Hlatc» tn Iho futuro tl Ui-iV lie se v e i» |
Mt. Vernon Mrs V. A Reynolds • .-neo
We all Join with her fou lly
We are huv'ng goo I m eetings and
0. L. Clement, Chaplain.
The Lane County Bocks arc In fair
y e i t r . lo it iti,- presonl plilitlnxs and
Silk Cr-ek
Bulah Stnilh • („ wishing her a speedy return to «out. | very n. liber i» urged to attend each
-condition and there has been a good
the i m i -* »f merta»« lnd‘ca>* undoubt*
K B Tinker • pl> te health.
time.
lamb crop, according to County Agent. I Trent ___
•* II» n solin m ion pelin in ib« «uinut
Vida ............
Mrs. W. K. Post •
Brother Pester Is reporting ex
Th l.o lies Auxiliary met the fourth
O S. Fletcher who has this week been
iiolu»trv '
DORENA
LOCAL
NO.
190
cellent result- from his new 60<> n t Wednesday In March and put in mos'
conducting a series of sheep meetings
Kltfur* » g iv e n b y 1*r»»ft»»nr Ht h u « i r r
Incubator.
Have you vlatted
the of the day making blocks for a qUllt. '
In the county. With him are H. a . I
»h»»» i'n l t f t 'r ii'f t h r » imi.OtMi Acr< » (’ fu-
Bester poultry farm? It 1« literally «Igbt members were present
L lngn n. of O. A. C., who lectures on i
I* K ll.il ». who waa hurl lit RuJn d u r i l i K 3Ô »•••r rent C iip a tU y . T h o *
"carved from th-- wild m e«»“ , »nd Is
The Mt Vernon Thimble Club tret
wool production. C. J. Hurd. O. A. C.. j
i H»tl i«l I h r 1 t «*?*erit ( it l t r i» A|>
da during January Is home from th
.
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'a
splendid
example
of
pure,
unadult
Thursday.
April
2.
at
the
home
of
cn cooperative marketing and G 11 '
1 r«*' hit » loh SO m illi on l»<»tin«l** T h « » »
Bugane
hospital
now
The day was
Thompson, of Marion county, agent of j William M. Jardine th, new Secretary , »rated grit, and while there he ure Mrs I N. Francis
A. N. and It lomil wen* In Collar* rim .rv H • tl. »H ( \ t l l f t M n ia lo h u rt* in or»’
th e Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers of Agriculture recently made the fob to ask your kindly knstess to show sp nt In sew ing a n t conversation
w M in iti ■ 1 ht n i n i Al I t i * p rt» *’ nt ihn<*
Qrove
Tuesday on hualuc»».
A special feature was Hit» splendid
association.
lowing
statement to the N ational'you her really fine collection of Ala»
Ih a n ia
In ! • u u p lv ili«* n n ilr n
Elmer
Ikiollttle
from
Star
Is
ipov-
Meetings are being held this week Council
of Partners
Cooperative k» curios galh r> I during her servo-« dinner serv»d at noon by Mrs. Pratt
Ing Into III*- bungalow by J II Kirk» t ’ htlswl blnlrW.
els.
with
the
««»'stance
of
Mrs.
1,.
In all parts of the county. Pair at- .Marketing Association: ]
m lsson ary In that far off terri- >ry
’ T<» i »» «thir In w li b u lli m i Ih«’ r o t i ’
Dutton's
sawmill at
Wi ulako Duvl«. The n«Xt meeting of the club »lore at Itorenu
tendance is reported.
j '.\s
’As a npgtng
meqants o f bringing about
There was no endeavor al thl* pla. - «llUlsftn i»r h»w pr*n » » ih m « r o ih»* r * .
burned
to
the
ground
Friday
nicht
Is
at
the
home
of
Mrs
el'.
I.
Gorrle
While soroe o f the flocks have to t H ere orderly production :nd marl *'t-
Slindai -venlng »« most veryon - at »ult of overproduction,** added Pro
stood the winter as well as they (nt I ran not evereniph.uiso the need about 12 o ’clock. The origin ot the Tliursdae, May 1
K, Im « i r r .
‘ h ig h
p r ia lm lo g
tended the revival mooting« at W 1*1 f* « « . h
Bre
Is
not
known
Th-
ions,
esilio
ite
I
The
Mt.
Vernon
t.-mal
extends
sin­
might in general the sheep are in for strong, efficiently managed, co-
wood
o
r
.
lia
n
t»
a
t
a
low
co»l
per
pound
at
about
tdô.Ooo
Is
fully
cover*-1
by
cere sympathy to the fam ilies of John
good condition and have borne a tro.»1 »ixra^ive (marketing a.-i ci-ilion»
Norval Newel and Mr Wright and l«a»l» will I,, neceaaary
In order lo
Insurance.
Nothing
d
e
f
in
it
e
»
v
*t
«¡,-1
Janie»
Co
dey
for
the
loss
of
crop of lambs. The medium wool
“Cooperation Is an effort io create
son Everett of Cottage Grove vlalled obtain ib* ••• high producing orchard»
breed of sheep found on most of the a better system of marketing, to pto- known about the r building of the thele father, William 11. Cooley, win-
o lia i
at the W A. I and hot»-* Stindav
I« * • - » • • * oliai
to plant only on , . w
p assel away W*tt:ie»d«y. April 1.
farms here are best adapted and show ¿,,ce -¡nd market products '.hat con milk
l« l. I t t i o l i « **
M r s . D o v e Raker who lias l>e»n In
The
dance
at
Silicons
Saturday
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1
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the highest return to the farmer. b e - ! , umers demand, end to dlstributo
Portland vl.ttlng her grandaon David
4 f a v o r a b le ! lo c a tio n h a s »<dl & Io
lieves Professor Ungren.
these commodities with the least io.» night. A rm 4. was well attended ant O U T L O O K IS P R O M IS IN G
Robinson.
who la In the hospital
p. |- r i f . r a b ly d e e p e r
w e ll
a
good
time
Is
reportel
by
all
pr
ent.
sible cost. Its xnos' help'ul feature
F O R 1925 P R U N E P R IC E S , h„ rr r..,- r „ r ,
her hoitii
h„ n)B h c r » d r a l . o . i f t . . . f r o m f r o a l a . po.alble.
Back to the Office
c**nies from the education in n< sitters Mlchalsons and Ray Martin of P ddle
Tuesday morning
Bn,j |,e*«ie«| on on elrvat'on or slope
| which farmers obtain in tln-lr efforts Creek furnished the music.
Offers for the l#25 Oregon l*rune
Boss: “No one can sit quiet
A
«hurt
program
and
an
egg
hunt Th*
» e r l.lv
r e c o m m e n d e d Is Fran*
Brother
Passage's
fame
as
a'
bout
| to conduct coigwratlve associations
crop should open at a very fair price
g |¿ n
,.h|jrrh Su|M, v
produce profits."
«neli.-
srafletl
on a California black
builder
has
spread
until
he
la
obliged
says C J. Hurd, marketing specialist mornln|( fO|. |fc<. ,.htWrc„ #f„ .r Sun
Easy Mike: “ I don't know soir— efficiently.
* m I iiu i
rtMilahX'k
The lrr«*A
to employ help on thy farm w hll- he for the «tate college extension ser- (, ay achool
"Indeed
the
v
h
rle
mo.-eetenl
v
s
t
s
how about the hen?"
.•*e io 60 f«*ot «part
hta
,u bc^l building
t.n the suport g.xrn It by Individual,
Oca. For the fr a t time In several
Mr
, Un(J< vU||r<,
I Sunday sehool at th*. hall w«g well
farmers
a - a
«r»
y«ar» ®O »urHua will be carried ovad Al th « horn«« o f M r s H a n rin * rwtrentw
On« B«tti
I The last paragraph shout
shoul be
tw> t lik
”
h •I*«'*! niu«lc hv M as Bl)th the Oregon and California crops Mr <n(,
Joh|) M<wb f w
t k en
en "
We have a wooden- personally by the members of l'a.-vo*rl
* “n wa* ranch appreciated hv , h„U|d be clean, d up shortly and since ,'|av until Sundav
JASPER LOCAL
Giddy Gal:
day until Sunday
i'nloos
Only
T,1*‘ • ” '>nd«nce shows a steady u |Bntr p„rt of the H24 crop has b-en
legged man In our town
______
___. by the
__ support of each
M a l l e i and Phllln Moshv and Elmer
Kidder: “That's nothing—a June member, is the Partners 1'nlon going *aln *>‘,rh Su®day.
sold for export. Jobbers and retailers McClllh, ^ nt
v(a|(i, ,
A f.-w ■>( the members of our local
bride np In our town has a cedar to thrive and prosper and Its c o I Hruther (.rant Fisk I» getting a should enter the l»25 buying season » ,,ndBV at , he j
II.
Mmhy
home
of at- «ntrklng on a program io be given
operative enterprise« succeed. One I*00*1 »mount of plowing done
He with yractlcally «amply shelves.
chest."
. thl« place
In the orar future
way to give this individual support is "ay’ I*le n*’* ""Parator Is giving rotn-
Belter economic conditions In Eu
Mr
M„ Vol«amore »n,l rhIM
T u e K u u .liiy school and church are
to
atteod
your
local
meetings
and
your
P1
*
*
’*
»attsfgctlon.
NOTICE
rope and pr »pe. ts for continuous cm rpn
Wildwood v ls lf d Mr« Volvs
»»Ini i<> have a rally day next Hun
Brother Khollenberg Is home from
county m eetings, to give freely of your
loyment of labor In the United States nv,r.-« Pl. r,
Mr a - t M r » t ’ li..«
In elected
chapter In
12?,
general
■la». Kaatsr Sunday
They wan’
law WHEREAS
s of Oregon,
191»Mt
1« ,lm * *n<1 “ »ought >nd effort«. Our ’’’*
‘ ’ rhl,’‘ r ' " ‘n*
sre other factors that argue well for Te-ler« of th'a place Hundav
». » e i it y - f lv e or more If poa»|bte.
declared to be the duty of every per hext county meeting which will be at “ *” • work underway,
the prune grower. Mr Hurd believes
Florence I «nil and I onia IW m I v »
eon. firm, copartnership, company and Cottage Grove Friday. April 17. pro-
Brother Les Austen and his boys
There wilt be a apee al aermon given
Oregon and Wnahlngton have a near wfwiteM Tue«d«y at the Jim Hpahr ,
He» l*Mtler»on. an Inslrurlor at
** “ ^ i n t e r e s t i n g and In-
” th’ T u ' X gen’e S l lm ra0Ul>P<,ly
H ie K. H I'.
He has preached here
<k>m:nion over any land, place. bu«W- Mructlve
one and
member. i
t n*r«1 lm- variety haa to compete with the prtltr — _
— * .
le fore ami lb** people wnnl him hack
hether a delegate or not should at* Prr>vements
__ produc* d la California
ing. stnjcture. wharf pier or lock
prune
f t « .I n g lo the exper m.-nt station
r The Union unantaously . nd«ws.*d ,7a^ an
advntM<B o„ r
p.
again
There will alno be special
which Is «aft*cted with grodni squir-.tend.
reh? and other novious rod-, n's or I
-
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i Brother Hit”’ • candidacy P>y the* po-
inuab- Mr«. Master» will slug a solo,
tlte
in
s
ie
with
almost
a
monolopv
predatory animals, or as soon as th e * .
Dry llm esulfnr dissolved In watet
a s l’lon of thistle inspector during the
on 20'a, 30*» and 3S's. The stale agri­ Is a convenient «ubstliute for coni E»ei»lwelt is Invited.
presenceof the same shall conte to ‘
, coming season
Mr». Marv Sunder» is silli very sick,
his. their or its konwledge. at once t.i,*
H A D L E Y V IL L E L O C A L
cultural economic conference
and
liquid lime-sulfur the Oregot
The poison barley sale has met with later Will» netle »all.y .u il e r e m - merclal rap()r„
Mr and Mr». I'altnaleer of Eastern
proceed and : > continue in goo.) iy lti <
,, |g , <lm^whu, lnnri
• a h arty response here.
to ‘ xterminau- and destr v such ro- * * * *
* *
Ur* g.*u are v'stllng at the home of
urged
Oregon
grower«
to
pul
forth
a
„
p,.nBtr„
ap|;Iv
,
ha„
,
1|||l|(
Cents by r„l- . irg, trapptn,.- or o th er;
Odr libarían has some excellent
Mi« Pumiliaterrs parents, Mr. and
appropriate xnd -ffectlv- m ea.n; a n il Thp Ha<,,eFTnI* Local met Thnrs rirru|
letters f r o m ■« t «
v
sim la l effort to produce these large
„ren gth
How
Mi» I". P Humphrey of thia place
WHEREAS gray digger ground ,rtaT n |Eht *P rl1 A ior ,h * "octal meet-
t rs from state mnrke , | xeB
ever. It la commending Itself to those
squirrels (Chellus douglasri are nox Ing.
Spence on file nl the hall. You
M r anti Mrs, II Riithvrn and aon
"Kgeplng the orchard In «.«al phyU
rp)|rt|Iy nb,a|n , hi- ||nu|(,
foils rodents in
In I-ane
Lane County. Oregon,
Oregon. j There
*rt,Q»» were about . seventy-five
« . . » i . i i . . to are •’’»Bed to read them
Arthur and Mr and Mr» Arlo Jones
hone i
V,’,,d" l"n “nd ualn« « * * * * ‘ “ rp ,n "m e.-„ir„r or who have to haul It a
Now, ibervf''*«. all »jch p^raonsj
« ..
>
.
N-Ighbor Scott's ne
nungamw hMrV; , llnK wt„ (o fBr t(1WBr(I , upply. t)jn<
Th„ , Xl
|||ln |.,x end »on were Invited io a birthday
flrfcs.
copartnerships, corporations Pn,or thp ’too<1 ■>ro«ra"’ an(l ‘h<* r*“-
show»
up
to
good
advantage
from
dinned ai the home of Mr and Mrs
and companies owning or having dee. feeshments. All went home feeling as
“p jig the Hlsea an I good quality nee.l *.|
/ „mp
lh , drv ,|m , . „ ln,r „„
and down th« valley
Ho»« Huiuidirey tu»I Sunday, given In
minion over land in said La-r.e county, though the evening va« w p II spent.
If beat prices are to be obtained.” mnrl, „
„„ |n(.r„n„.,,
Remember our library at the hall Is
rp<!“lrp<1 to 'ak"
“ »* "««< »<*■'»> ""****'"« ‘he «uh-
says Mr. Hurd. "Owing to the ex of thl« muterlal am m g min mereiai Io.no. n. Mi Humphrey.
steps to exterm inât- said gray digger . . .
„ .
....
, open
— —
at 12 on Sunday. Round table
T in - Ijt ir t m * » Io n l o f l l i i u r i c e H ill s
cetdlngly dry season last year, some growers
ground squirrels (Cltellus dotiglasii)
for discussion will be. which Is (|UciIfI((lo|) of , . , ew, Irt
.
was
In. reused Inal week l>y twin
within thirty days from the date of *he most destructive, th“ gopher or «n(n.
‘
hgrol growers ad* reporting light blooming
c a lv i.»
p m Special song «er prospect», which should mean fewer
the first pubVcat'i of this notice, the gray digger.
H such steps are not taken a p en on
„ „ hopf,d
a , many
M vice at 1:40. Snndsy Sc hool at 2 p prunes to the free and consequently
Mr iitel .Mr» Vero R'ewnrl rrlorord
Brown rot Infection at hlosannilng
i w ; persons apopinted bv the countv
" ,
,
m. A cor Hal Invitation Is «xl tided to
from t'allft.rnln hi«! weak Mr Slew-
Km-,
»fart«
from
the
«pore
eup
stage
larger
alzes.
eodrt of »aid Lan county will enter ran rom"' The amusem-mt committee all
art I« imieh Improv - I,
upon said lands and proceed to « .y .- will try and have something that is
T h e rccontnieoilatlon of the atat.« cn the « r iit in I Plowing • iirlv w th
P irly rarden« sr
n«. and t io l- •
minate »aid gray digger ground squir- wt-rthw-hile.
»conoailc confercnce that no moi a r it o .'e d hiirrowlnr: throughout th*-
w it. considering th- condition o f th"
rely <C|f-*lius donninsl!) a n i th* cost
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o - i .* I n-rsimnl «tallon
prunes he planted ahould be r ghlly blooming rerlo-l Is the Io at wav ot
of said e x te r m in a tio n will be levied . . . . . .
.
.
.
» set? son.
Kx er>
adheriul
to, hui ev.-ry efforf ahould Llihilng the carlv Infections
i*.- our cabinets of letterheads
■^pga’n«. said land -*
It dees one good to note so m aiv
he mad» to nialulaln the present P,'r l»>l,'at fMlon I'lrinlnr S3 on «brown im -l
........ « Unite I fur Individiini
*<"uc comity rg r ic iliu ra l agent h r* *
C R F S '/V E L L L O ^ A L
• •
m n m v sm T ts nn the farms up and
• ot w i ll be
i
«
•
»
. . •
•
•
■nt free upon request t,
orchurd** at maximum production.'
ila ! ,
la t lo p c r v
A l Ilo* New»
down
the
val’sy
;
new
fene
»,
n*sw
o. a . r .
a day to bo known as “squirrel pois-j
-
»»If.
hulldt"g*i
eld
buildings
r
paired,
1
.
X»ing day“ throughout the said I-an“ !
„ ,
, . ,.
, ,
county, and It Is hereby recommended
T 1 f re.-vell Local
Id a basket bre- ' stretch»« cf plow- I lm I or- ,
,4hat poisoned barley, as prepared by J social on their usual m etlng n ght in chnrd i prun'd, all bear vlinr«« ’o the ,
F A R M R E M IN D E R S
The nndprrigned and representatives ; *he Woodman hall.
fact t^at we have the rlne»l valley In f
«rf
Sl,prf'j;
The ‘Country Kids" orchestra from
*h world, •'•••
bar ••»»••»3,
none; «n-t
and n n «m
rlass
of
o f f o p I n lte d S la t p !)• n artT<**n * o f *
■»
«
Agriculture, fc used for “ e pur^
Walker played a number of selection. •• ” •'••«».
JtJH, „
„ |h. vaIb
v s s or i z\
Oregon pouliry
houses can . be . kent
o f «tich extermination Such pol«one<! and M I ka L fod & I>and «an* a i»on$ ‘ c r r ,r v
frorn ln" ect
bv liberal ap-
plication of whitewaah on the walls,
t)arley may be »stared from th- p-ider very much appreciated by all.
The
Dutton
logging
camo
brought
ni^nwl at hH office in Euren*. I^ane r
\f n r ? a n K a th c r ^ n p W r i e h t a n d <
«.
report» the experiment slatlon Spray-
County. Orearon. at approximately t h e /
* Morgan. Katneftne w rign
j n anoth ‘r donkey engine from
co st of preparation
Franc!» Horn gave reading».
aero»» S :ftcoon Lake. Monday» to !ng Is better than brush ng It on, a»
| force of the sprayer geta the liquid
Date of first nubHcation of thl» no-1 T h < basket» Fold well, and to avol I »p< ed. un the logging work
in the crack» and crevices that are
<,<7ciAl>riJ. 7,h' A92o tsvweecu
k'hp "Wee Sma11 hours" about one
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(Signed)
O. 8 FLETCHER.
I
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not usually reached by the brush.
County Agricultural Agent. Riondved people hurried home, feellnc
f»u-T"t'i'ng new t i nersonal -tatlon-
(
A 9-16 23
>>t had been an evening well «neat
Bry
fleq our cabinet» of letu ',b«4<ls
Gooaeberry grower» Intending to
a n i envelopes. Suite-', '-r Individual
send berrle» to th» canneries must not
I us« or club stationery. At the New»
apply sulfur In any form to the de­
Office.
veloping berries, states H P. Bars*-
7 W<‘s 71 h „ K llg d li* ttd - g o il
of tin- plant pathology dcpnrlrn-nt of
Yes—OH YES
the Oregon station
Sulfur causes a
i "I went -down to Atlant'c Clt> the
EVERYTHING FOTQGRAPHIC
-an
o th er'w eek —and oh hoy—you should
ift
treat
e<l
lea
will
not
accept
fru'
«ee (ft“ Tot’tend hathlrv girl« t h e r e ."
sulfur.
“Whatchamean.
Vol«t»ad bathing
Green feed may he given to chicks
girls?"
New members and other Farm ers Union Members who
as sqon as they will ent It. Sw iss cJtard
"They're lOhy). dry."
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D- 8 R.cl li lypp.-I, D entist, Vitus oats / ut In one.quarter Inch length» J
Springfield, Oregon.
are good Oregon green fee Is. necord
building, S prlngf'Id. Oregon.
AN EASTER TREAT
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