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THURSDAY. AUGI ST I a. 1 MB
THE SPRIN GFIEI.n NFWS
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Lane County Farmers Union News
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$100.000 IN PREM IUM S AT
Local Reporters
J. U N ortbup •
LIVESTO C K EXPOSITION • C anary ........ ......
• C entral
T he prem ium list of the fifteenth
C loverdale
annu al Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock • C oast Fork
exposition. which * 11 be held a t Fort ( • C rc-w ell .
land, Oremin. O ctober 31 to Nov,- t * D o rc n a
h e r 7. Inclusive, has Just been tv- * lle c c ta
ceive,! a t th is cilice and c arries a • Hadleyvillel
to ta l prem ium from all soueces cl • Ja sp e r ........
• L orane .......
n early tlùd.OOt),
T his g reat livestock class'c of W est • M cKena!.
e rn A m erica prom ises to be still N o • Mt. Vernon
te r th an any year before a ■<! already • Silk Creek
e n trie s of various so rts of livesto- k " T rent
a re proni'sed from every p art of the * ' '-a -
P U B L IC A T IO N
CANARY LOCAL
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Hay Bower •
Mrs, L. J G etchell •
B rothers Lea A ustin a n d F E Put
Mrs. Geo. Kebelbeck •
.... Mrs. M. A. H orn • te r sold some of th e ir surplus slock
.. Mrs. Ada J linings * lo Mr M cC orm ick on th e N orth Fork
_____ Mrs. B. B aker •
Morrison Speaks
__Mrs. M G illespie •
T here will he a sim c.al iue. ling of
„ „ Mrs, Grace Jones • ihe Farm er» Union A ugust in nt 11
Mrs. C. M Foster • a. in. followed by a basket dinner
H arry C. Jackson * and an open m. tin g In th e a fie r n o n
Mrs. V. A Reynolds • K E. Morrison, man. ser of tho i n n
______ B ulah-S m ith •
w arehouse in E ugene
will speak
_____. E. B T in k er •
at the open m eeting
Everybody it
___ Mrs. W. E. P ost •
cordially Invited lo attend. The Sat
urday night m eeting f r th is m onth
has be, n postponed.
D O R tN A LOCAL NO. 190 •
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Mrs Miles W icks was up from I'u ’ R a lp h L a ir d , C r r n w . i l . P re s id e n t,
W i ll W h e e le r, T re n t, V ic e B re s t
gene S aturday and visit.,I with h r
par nts. Mr and Mrs f . II J . t i n in ps. i • d e n t.
j* B etty h appeal. Cottage Qreve,
and rt Intivea.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jeiinigs left i* eec.-Treas.
• N. A. H ern
Suiulay m orning fo- K n.,iti sprlu - i • Keeper
mi an out ng to he gone for a m onth
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Cottage Grove. Ooor •
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'* H C. Jack.,on, W alterville, Con- •
Mrs Emm et K irk and children ' • ductor.
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m ade a bus m en trip to Eugene Wed • O. L. Clem ent, Chaplain.
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ne.-day.
T h resh in g In s he, n com pleted
(hi;, vicinity tor Ill's season.
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H A D LE Y V ILL E LOCAL
There w.-'e almut do nut to our
social inerting T hursday II (h l. At
the ti. •• Ic< trcu in anil cake wore
s c r y , wb h v e n j o y d by ta ll.
Mr» F rank Hayes I» vlsttlng her
fath er. Il C. H"»s.
Mis t>l.i i'ay.ls of t'o ttn g » O rovs
visited her sister, ÀI,
W. I Reals,
last week
G randin, lone returned home Rat.
urd..y n 'te r vlidRt.g ho, son and I.un
lly.
M r and M rs W I H «Is and fani ly
went lo Ihe ball game Huiidav.
Mrs Iversen and Hillo son of Fn
g--ii i a r ^ visiting
the
Arwln and
Simm i s c i i s ,
Mr
O o Powell retu rn ed boni"
Bunday n fter spending seyeral days
taking c a re of M r P ow -ll's m other.
The farm ers of this seetlon a re
busy geli ug th eir threshing done
liiic i, ter) nr f
w alnut lii.lt,■ it ,
Oregon Hi (a now looking over Yum
hill county w 'ih a view lo lu calin t
F A llam sty of Maricopa. Cullform
who is v ls'ttn g his cousin, Frank
Rri’iiscy at Fort st Gruvo, Is favor
ably im press,si with what he has a>,*a
of Oregon, mid I- Ihlnk'ug of
Ing her.- M. 15, C ulbertson. Yakltna.
Wa li gtoii. Is h< re lo king for a
Hid, an I Philip Mosby vis ted at
cheap ranch
th e h om e of P h ilip s purenls. M n n j
Everything in Its Pises
Mr J it M o s b y , o f t i l l - p la c e , T in - ,
day evening
Signo
on toad
near a bathing
Then Me Shot Him
M s. F rank B airs and
d au g h ter
Sul. - A pprentice
I sugg. t you heaih "W arning Dangerous tu r v e s
Elisa Ita rw o 'd from C alifornia a re send m ti, E urope to sell cur textile Ahead "
visiting at ihe home of Mr Bales* rnolV g I ve been reading C.e papers
hr,' her-ln law. L eary Eoglat d, and , very carefully and I've discovered
Most ot Them Are
family.
' that thy iAof en every royal palace
li e - A h . h er gown, It was wonfer-
The farm ers meet eg
was held I leaks ’»arfully.
ful - a woiAlerful. w onderful or or—
T uesday evening, bill only a efw mem
Sal. i M anager- Hid It say so?
o th e r Ho W onderful or silo n ?
hers w ere present an I not much
Balas Appr. m ice Well, not earn l
H e--N o, revelation
buatni’ss was tran sacted
ly. but It iLd state that all crown
Rev P Icher expects lo sta rt a se r
Jewels are frequently soaked
Cd Purdy's Phils»
ies of m eeting- August 17 at S ta r
saw a real 'tlo-Getier* out on
E verybody Is Invited io come.
Stands Bess Opine«
S m ith's turnpike this afternoon. Ilo
« as loting gnaulino th ree m iles to his
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alters
thinks
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15 HO M ESEEKER S FIR ST
stalled a u to "
early bird, the poor w orm "
\ h.g tire at Wildwood was ills-
, overe * Monduv an I the
w arden-
haven't got it under control yet hut
th e fin- at Culp cre. k Is alm ost t o r
The road from C erro Gorgo to lb-
rena is very had now but the roll, i
will be h re ahout T hursday so w
a re oxi • cling b e tte r roads soon
T his splendid price list is divided
am ong the various d ep artm en ts about
N eighbor T u rn er shipped two < rates
MT. VERNON LOCAL
a s fo llo w s/ D»Jry breeds $13.500,
of straw b erries last week.
b eef breeds »15,000. sheep and goats
M iss G race F arnham of the Eugene
» > W , hogs 1T7M, poultry
»Î600.
The Mt. Vernon local met for th e ir Bible school has been visiting fraui 's
heavy d raft horses and night horse regular business m eeting W ednesday.
in the Maple creek valley for Ihe
show $15.000. by th e exposition prop- August 5. T h ere was a very good
week euding August IL
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e r and »15.000 by sponsors of stak es a|(ell(| anct, considering the but}- tim e
pects to s ta rt for Jap an th e third of
and from entry fees in th ese stak e of year.
Septem ber. She w 11 do m issionary
classes, a to tal of »30,000. m aking ot
The next m eeting will be August work there.
th is show th e larg est horse show in
whjch
, he S(X. ft, n ||rh ,
Rev. Neff of Gli n a ',i will | -, ach'
America, which distnetion It held also
T h im b le C lu b M e e ts
August 10 at th e B errydale n hoot
in 1934. Fat stock classes »3000, boy
The Mt. V err.'n Thim ble club met
and girl club work »5000. manulac- ThKrsd>v. August «. w ith Mrs. Grlf house. Everybody invited.
The Sunday school picnic at Her
tu re rs and land products and grain fln >t
hon|f> on th e MeK,.i u ;„
show $3500. dairy products $. '0, Judg-
ncc y(r< Griffin has moved from rington P atterso n 's grove was well
ing team s »»3500. to g e 'h e r wi h group-
y ^ rn o n com m • .ntty she withdrew atten d ed an,I a good tim e was enjoy 0
by all.
M s s F arnham spoke verv
Ing team s »3500. to g eth er with group- fn ,m ;h(J c,ub
bring th e am ount up to approxim ately
We ar(, gorTy Indeed, to lose her interestin g ly on su b jects p< rtalning
»100.000.
from o ur club and wish for h er happi- to h er m issionary work in Japan
T h ere will be tw o special featu res aegJ gnd progpt,rlty | n h er new horn-
th is y ear in connection w th
the
T bere wag # , arg e atten d an ce at
sto w :
One the cam paign to show (blf Auxi„ ary dar.ce r
a t T burs
-T ru th in M eat- and the o th er one , on h a „ ,ag, g a , u rd ay nighL
• dairy exhibition w hich shall featu re
Crop Grain
cow testin g work. The -T ru th of! T be m h | yietd on th ,. Q„acken-
»•i some ro tatio n ex p erltn en ls a*
M eat" cam paign will bring before the bush farm tbls year wa8 p| r h t hunJ- th e c o ieg e . ro tatio n has resulted In
TEN DAYS IN AUGUST
peopie of th e country very clearly
tw en ty sacks. Two hundred 50 per cent higher yield than w a- ob-
Indeed the im portance of know ing geTeBt). fl»e sacks w ere oats, th e rest ta 'a e d by continuous crops, and tbe
The first ten days of Augu-t have
m eat, both the prim e. mesTum and barley , t | S considered a good crop difference Is grow ing la rg e r cm h registered fifteen hom eseekers. who
com m on, the idea being th a t the farm- f()r (big
#r
i year.
Beans grown continuously have called at the lend settlem ent de
e r shall receive a b e tte r price for
Ingersoll's fam ily moved lo yielded 9 85 bushels an acre, while partment of the P ortland cham ber of
h is h ig h er grade m eat h ereas the Eupene and th e A rth u r P eterson fam- beans ro tated a fte r grain and clover com m erce for Inform ation t n Oregon
eh eap er types will sell for less money. (ly m o red int0 the Culver house last yielded 15.74 bushels an acra-
Nine new s e ttle rs have been re-
T he consum er will receive th e bene week.
pried so far for August. Five were
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fit of th is prpoosition. In th e dairy
'■Liming" th e soil was a well es reported by the Oregon City chain
cow testin g work, a strin g of av erag e Tbe x o v elty S tore Is much lm-
tablished p ractice in early
Rontsti ber of com m erce as having located
fa rm e r cows will be seen giTing about
wtth tines of note and novel
husbandry. Evidence h as been found In C lackam as county. They nre W
4000 pounds of m ilk a y ear: an o th er (leg
th a t even the an cien ts knew the falue T McDonald from Stafford, Katisn«;
s trin g of purebreds will probably give ------ ------------------ ------------- -------------- ---
of lim estone soli for producing satis- I) Hauff. LodL C alifornia; J . J
• a av erage of say. 8000 to 12.000 •
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W alsh. W innem ucca. N evada; J. B
pounds, a very sm all average for a •
T IM E AND PLACE OF
• factory crops.
T rail, O akland. C alifornia, and Carl
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good s trin g of well bred cattle. The •
LOCAL M EETIN G S
R esults secured a t th e Union ex- F laky recently from N ashua. Mon
c a ttle will all be picked from the var- * C anary—F irst Sunday and T hird •
perim
ont statio n o n th e In cp 'as. d tana.
lous five breeds so th at people can • S aturday. F arm ers Union Hall,
It was also reported th at Geo. W
value
of steam ed alf» fa hay ■/•• not
have a good opportunity to see resu lts * Cloverdale— 8econd and F ourth
H ines of I x m Angeles had bought 38
extensive
enough
to
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arran
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Amolu
from good average herd of p u re b rtd s * Fridays. C loverdale School House.
stons A slig h t advantage fov A ia m e d acres In Jackson county, and E M
T his wonderful building covers over * C resw ell—F irst and T hird Tuea- •
alfalfa was found, but not enough to Carl. O naga. K ansas, had bought 17
ten acres of ground and ap p aren tly * da3“ . Cresw ell. M. W. of A. Hall,
Justify th e expense for
g te« n ln g acre« In Josephine county.
will be filled to overflowing this year * Coa8t ^ k - S e c o n d and Fourth
Among those who are interested In
S team ing alfalfa or clover fo r hogs
w ith breeding anim als from all p arts ’ T hursdays. H ebron C hurch House,
has not proved satisfacto ry a l Cor loratlng In Oregon and who a re at
of the country and those who expect * r* n,’b^ - F ' " t T u « d .y , D anebe •
Ihe p resen t lim e looking over the
vallis.
to come should send In th eir e n tries ’ 8ch001 H 00”*-
country. Is G. K Josephson of New
Docena—Second and Fouth T a w
early.
Light and land p laster applications W indsor, llllnola. Mr. Josephson Is
Boyv and girls club work Is co n -’’
D° ? , nA Ch^ '
have
helped vetch yields sl'g h tly In an experience,! h o rticu ltu rist and Is
H adleyville — F irst and T hird •
sldered one of th e leading activ ities
th e experim ents and paid for a 's h o r t
School,
of our exposition and will be m ore • T hursdays.
_ H adleyville
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time. On som** soils large Increases
highly em phasized than ever this y ear ' • Hec‘>t*_ F ' r ’ t Sunday ° f e* C
are secured. Lime applies,Ions did not
Prem ium Hat may be obtained by * m o n lh ' H eceU 9,11001
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pay on thia t r i g . although on some
ad d ressin g O. i t Plum m er, general * Jasp et— Second and F ourth Wed-
very a rid soils good resu lts a re ob-
m anag er. 211 N orthw estern
bank ’ nf'*d a Y«- w O. W. Hall. J* s P« t
1tained.
L orane—Second
and
F ourth
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building. Portland, Oregon. E n tries
m ust be in before O ctober 10 on the • W ednesdays. 1. O. O. F. Hall.
Very little pruning la o rd 'n arlly
breeding stock and before O ctober 20 • McKenzie local, second and
n.-cessary In th e ra s e of the logon
• fourth W ednesday, 8 p. m. I. O. O.
on th e fat stock.
berry. If th e canes are healthy
• F. hall. W alterville.
vigorous, they may be trained a t full
• Mt. V ernon—F irst and T hird i length. O ccasionally, when th e rope
DEERHORN SEW ING CLUB
HAS A C H IE V E M E N T DAY * " j * lnM 'la y ' . ? ria,lol<1 8 t® 7 ;
system Is u s 'd , the canes are so loi g
Silk C reek M eets F irst and T hird •
The D eerhom Sew ing 4 ub on the
they In terfere w ith the next plant.
M cKenzie riv er held achievem ent d sv ' T hursday at C edar School H ouse • ,n which case the ends should be
S pencer C reek—T hird F riday, •
M onday w 'th a display of work an l
'sh o rten ed som ew hat. F n q u n tly canes
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a dem onstration in Judging a t th ° • Pine Grove School House.
are produced which a re not
long
school house. Some very fine work • T re n t—Second and F ourth Wed- • enough to be attach ed to the trrills.
P leasan t H ill
High •
w as on display by th e club whose • nesdays.
T hese b -a r but 11,te fruit and may
le a d e r Is Fannie Goddard, according * 8 ct,ool Bldg.
Interfere with th e new shoots. S ivh
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Second
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to Arnold Collier, county club leader.
cam s shoil | he rem oved. Did r a t i o
n i e display w as Judged by Mrs. C. *
a t M nn- y Hall.
■should be tak en aw sy as soon «■ ’ he
S ecretaries will please send In •
W . Allen and Mrs. R. H. Paine. M em
crop has been h arvested. T his prac-
tim e and place of m eeting and •
bers of th e club a re Veva R uiter.
t'c e gives th e new shoot- m ore air
changes of d ate as they may oc- * and sunlight. It also aids m aterially
G ladys Godard, C lara R uiter, Mildred
Odell. W4 ma Putm an. Emma Godard, * car.
In keeping down Ins c t pests and dis
V esta M orris and Nellie Parks.
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eases.
W anted
Eggs and Poultry
Sher Khan
C62 Oak Street
Eugene, Oregon
Four Big Stores
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TR Y T H IS SIM PE M IX T U R E
If you feel tired a fte r ating. It 1»
often a sign ot gas and undigeated
m att, r In your stom ach or bow el’,
j Situ le buckthorn bark, m arnenii'in-
I ’ tilph c. p . glycerine, etc., a« mixed
tin Adleklk". tie! .r. any case gas on
th«- '-'otnac'i, u n le ri dU" to d 'o p aeated
causes. T he QUICK action will sue
prltte you. Adler ka is won lerfttl for
co nstlpati, n it often works In onn
hour and never gripes. F ianery Drug
store.
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AFTER
On August 1st we bought the Feed
and Grocery business of Morrison and
Ciingan.
W e now own and operate a store
in Eugene, Cottage Grove, Springfield
and Creswell. This gives us a great
buying power which assures our patrons
that our quality and prices are right.
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to Clcrae
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cinti», the orile ’ l< vyro ol ni, Augurt
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th e explotilve wlll )-■ hen- liy thu
ili- t of Oct'o< r.
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