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THURSDAY. AUGUST 2«. 1925
T H E SPR IN G FIE LD NEW S
PAGE FOUR
Lane County Farmers Union News
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION LANK COUNTV UNIT ivO. id
CANARY LOCAL
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Local R eporters
J. L N orthup
C an ary _. __
Ray Bower
C en tral ____
Mrs. L. J. G. tc h d l
C loverdale
Coast Fork Mrs. Geo. Kebelbe. k
Mrs. M A Horn
CreswuU
Mrs. Ada Jennings
IX oena ™...
.......... Mrs. H B aker
H ceeta
Mrs. M Gillespie
H adleyvillel
Mrs G race Jon s
Jasper
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Mrs C M F oster
L o r a n e ___
H arry C. Jackson
M cKenate ..
Mt. V ernon Mrs V A Reynolds
Silk C reek ............. llu lah -S iu ith
E. 11 T in k er
T r e n t ____
V id a ______ „ . Mrs. W. E. P o st
• Fairs Will Bring Farm to
25 Million People in 1925
O FFICERS OF LAN» COUNTV
FA RM kR’S UNION
McKENZIE LOCAL
River lo, al hei I
Th, McK
Ralph Laird. Creswell, P resident.
T he m eeting at the F arm er- Union
Ule n o g W, dm a,lay
Will
W
heeler,
Trent.
Vice
Presi
I.o g n ty fair is th- cppnrtunity It of
hall was well atten d ed E. K- Mor­
Tl|l- w a * R good
night. Au.-uit I'
dent,
Approaching Lane County F a ir Sym
ris n gave an in te re -tin g speech on
attended, t-4 ht
m
o
'tin
g
and
well
|t >•» t..ó tu rn ici to com pare hla own
Betty K appsul, C ottage Grove,
to ltesi ot R em arkable Growth of
co o p erativ e buying. A com m ittee w as
all ho ng pre-ent
! work with th at cf his helg'ib t*s and
ere.-Tree«.
E xhibits In the U n,ted Statua-
appointed to see w hat could be done
■o inspires In luut n h ealthy am bi
A fter a K “di h ’l'1 «•( dl»‘ usslnn It
N. A. He n, C ottage Grove, floor
Wong th at line.
«a» lieeldrd upon t > bolli a con, 111,11
K eeper
t9'*S,
two
th
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work
In ISIS. one fair; Ip
A goodly num ber of the F irrle
lly fair al W alti-rvllle. « ,sioim ltlen
W ithin easy dis
H. C. Jick eo n , W altervllle, Con­
¡•»rates Mr Guard
sand fairs.
C reek p iople attended the m eeting
U» can exam ine
»«« ai PollitVd wlili C. w All u us
ductor.
flv,.
!
t.lltl
o
of
his
1.'
I’
lu 1810; an a lt u t Iaace of about
The ladies of the gnth ring served
tb
a lrm a n lo mah,» arrangem ent*, all
O.
L.
C
lem
ent,
Chaplain.
the
best
anim
als,
grains,
fruit
and
th o u s a n i; in 1925 an estim ale! at-
bountiful d lu n er th a t w as enjoyed
.
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! n g ‘tai’ll », p o u b rj unii honey and de
a ie urgi-d lo a»»ì*t In mak ng our
[ten d an ce of approxitna.ety twenty
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by all.
flret com m unity fair a succqas. An­
j term ino w here Io ’ail* short of the
fi’ e million.
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The sta te inspector for tuberculosis
noili,, m eni of date, e tr . wlll tic ina lo
. . hese
.
. sure*. i In . a . ...»
i. h I«
i .t 1 i 1 i m ark
Llkewtne It » wile can pit a r
T
f
uut-lv.ll.
Inspected the dairy herds lu th is lo­
CRESW ELL LOCAL
luler
i the story of th e m arvelous grow th » t i d l l ' »• i k. Io r te, b ■ a and pastry,
cality last week.
and veetables
tu tu i
fr u it -
Il wa» al»,» v o tai to adopt thè -tato
I
the
A
m
eritan
fair
from
th
e
humbles!
¡
H erb ert V orui and fam ily of La the week end with th e ir aunt. Mrs
wlile
organlsatlon fu n i c a m talg n ami
a
g
ii.is
i
Ho»
t
f
-’thi-r
.arm
women
• iMdnning to Its present-day .'talus as j
Th»» <T»**w«»ll local cf file» Fanro»*r-<
G rande visited his sister. Mrs. North- Lincoln T aylor.
««veral tnciuber» pald Ihulr u»«r»a-
in« • n!»iy l'i« hr lit pud rew ard that
Ix
n
im
p
o
it.u
t
facto
r
in
ag
ricu
ltu
ral
I
t
’nlon
niel
Tuvm
liy
$»v»*ntn<
Augunt
K athleen K appauf h as gone to Seat
up. last week.
meni» It l» l,ot„*,l that all wlll pav
cornea of victory alto g eth er the
Hay harv est Is coming along nlcelj tie for a m onths visit with relatives. 'ed u catio n . Thi y a re of evpct »I inter-1 ,. i.:i-i\ Ltlr scniuL itcs tc.endly eom- 1M It w & n rt»p«ir(»»4 thul th«* <rtx <*r v j tln-lr II lo R ecertary tpxldaril a» sona
¡r
a
t
h
ere
it,
view
of
th-
approaching!
«lepar
i
n
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n
t
of
th.»
Fwrtnci'i*
unión
l
She
accom
panied
Mr
and
Mrs.
Chas.
The hay crop th is year is an excellent
as |,o»»lble
lielil I i" '1" •
1 r*' 1 ,,n*lble f,’r f«*»»»| utoie I h till r«$ndy lo open
McKenan and fam ily who had been ' lam e county fair w him will be
one.
C ourlv A reni F lstober wa» a visit­
niit h of Ihe tvm p i . « « in the pa.it
A
c.»niiiUtlrr
lo
ral»«*
»ub»vr<pilón«
a
via
ting
a
t
the
K
appauf
hom
e
on
th
eir
>,
ptentb«
r
.'2-25
Tom Miller has purchased
or and gave un *nt»re»tlng talk,
rl'ttiry
.
lie
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for ih-* F n rn u m l ’n'on N ew *w »i»
While the fa 'r Wen l a s been taken
confectionery a t Curfiman and ex- retu rn home.
I 1.,«, ••Iiieaii.u.rl i . i to of the farm
Mt V ernon locai wa» well repre-
pointr'i bv tho presiden t. Al««» »1 rom
I old of trem endously In t i e I'n ltid
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peots to take charge of it soon
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i, Im plem ent and equipm ent display* m illa* w m uppn{nt«*<l lo plan n pie aented by Mr and It II Intlrd, Mr.
S tales. It H not nst vr to
is couti
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e
e
e
e
Bill Erfcart is g etting h is shingle
th 1''1
a t a ** re
art of all the b etter (airs
ami Mr» ls r-blng and I» M l ’avl».
try. F airs run back to ancient day». I’*
re p tM,rl
•ot*lal «luí w u -lrn | «»nt» rtalnm«»nt lo
m ill ready and expects to s ta rt log­
DORENA LOCAL NO. 190
C W All, n alni fnuilly frolli Vida lo­
. . i l s i no of the most com m endable fe a -i,
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52
for
ih«»
pur
r»
l
i
be
given
S
eptem
ber
but tn tire olden tim es they
ging in about a month.
cai a c re nl»o visitor»
more af*er th e m anner of a b asaar o r ! !,lr,’M according to Mr Guard S tate 1pose of raisin g money tow ard an
B rother Groves is building an o th er
¡and
federal
governm ent
»xhlblt*
The application , arsi of E V. Rent­
g
ai,lier»
salary.
m
arket.
only
held
w
ith
les*
frequency,
large poultry house.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Reditual and
j bring hom e to th e farm er lesson» In
A fter th e hus'n»'» »«»»»ton a social ie r was bullo',’d on and accepted.
F red Buss and family were I" rence i Son. Edwin, left F rid ay for W alla yvry much like the fairs In rogue In I grow ing his products more is-sium l-
tim e wna enjoyed by the memt» rs.
G erm any and o th er E uropean cottB-
Tom Cnniev recenlly tttrned In k
visito rs last W ednesday.
W alla on a few days o ut'ng.
i rally and efflc cully and household
Th»- le»' eroani an I p |r »octal given
Several of the young people of th is , Mr an<1 Mr, ,la lrh Hand o( Co, trie s today T h e A m erican fa r trace«
n< w subscrlber» to lite t'n lo n New»
mb! ifurnl hlngs ami labor saving devlv
bv C resw ell local on Augn-i I wa»
Talley a re g o n g , or g ettin g ready t o i ta(w, QroTe «pent T uesday evening Its an cestry hark to shout Ih
lm I
A l l 't th è hu-'tic»» wa* dl»p"»ed of
on view work directly for til
go. to the places w here they will at- „¡«h \ , r4 H and's p aren ts. Mr. and die of the eig h teen th century, when a
l
’ II attended, the net recen» wore
Ice t-n am and rako w ere aerved. pio
group of progre sive fa rm ers in «be « * • * • » • • » of o u n tty life.
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li«
6
T
his
money
1s
to
go
tow
ards
ten d high schoo I for th e com ing \[ rs John Mosby of th is place,
T ees R iver valley In n o rth e a ste rn j
J
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and roffs e wa» al-o serve,! for thè
the orgnnlaat'on fund
year. Would it not be well for these
Mr a n d Mra E v ert W right and
T
h"
ladle*
of
our
union
local
had
B
ritain
Jolaed
to
bring
Uholr
livestock
benefit of .Mr tialdflep). bui he fu ll'd
adjacen t school d istric ts to form a children of C ottage Grove visited Sun-
FROM STATE MARKET AGENT
a show er for Mrs. T J S w esny on ito atteiul ri,e uii'etliig »o l ’rcsldent
union g rade and high school so th a t j a , evening with M’s. W right's pur to g eth er for com parison. It has te e n
By C. E. Spence
August IX T he stiow«r sa * given at
they n r g h t continue th eir education „nts. Mr. and Mrs. W A. Land of this term ed the first ag r cu ltu ral fair and
j E me ree k a ssu m e! th« r»'»pon«tblllty
was
ihe
m
cd
tl
a
fte
r
which
p
a
lle
tn
e
;
J
the hom e of Mrs M epeek
lt„ fre ,h
nearest home.
' piace.
nielli-
o
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sandw
iches
and
fruit
»ulnd
” « ‘l|*l,,,s 1Bk fl«-«t pW« ®f lb- r , ,1
Les A ustin rep o rts a m onthly
Road work in th is vicinity is pro­ th e hundred* of country fairs both
The
Pvoduert
Get
It.
wen*
se
rv
id
.
T
bs
ladles
present
.
cream check of over $300 from his grossing nicely, and th e roller was h ere and In Enland.
Or. H R ullìi Olppel, O entlst, Vilna
A th ir l paym ent of îïO.OOO.OOO has were: Mr* Z< Iina Sw eany. Mr*. Ellaa
Origin of Fairs.
h erd of excellent Jers-’r s
brought up la st week.
been mudo by th e W estern W heat ! s,.||e rs . Mrs II.,»«’ Heaver, Mrs Ivy building. S prlngf -ld. O regon
Elkannh
W
atson
of
New
York
has
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Most of th e men in th e com m unity
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I' ! ’ I . : l M
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and neighboring villages a re busy b- en credited w ith being the f a t h e r , pool on account of Inst y
of the A m erican fair. In 1816 W atson 'o n th e p ratrlea H u t for th pool 'h a t j f a r r t e Ixwd. Mrs Fern R inehart. Mrs
COAST FORK LOCAL
fighting th e fires at D lsston and Teet-
o rg an lted th e a rlcn ltu ral society of tw enty mill I n dnllut* would have Anna Palm er. Mr». Jen n ie Morgan
. ers creek.
tile producer» of wheat. Mr* L u illa P arks, Mr» Mary Get
Mr. and Mrs. C harles T eeters. Albany. N Y , and proceeded to e* I gene, not t,
Mrs
C oast F ork local m et August 13 d au g h ter N ellie and little grand- tabllsh fa irs and cattle show s In the ¡but to those who handle the grain aft chell and Miss lla ie l Hull
In 181» due ,-r Its p ro d u ctio n —Toronto. Canada, Sw eanv wa« the recepelnt of many
w ith a fair atten d an ce as everybody d au g h ter p icn icel a t D exter last S un­ neighboring counties.
p retty and appropriate gift».
m ainly to his Influence, the New York Sun
is very busy harvesting.
day.
The m em bership was much In­
Mr. and Mrs. Em it K irk and ch il­ leg islatu re ap propriated ten th o u ean l j The trouble w ith farm ers Is th s t
te re ste d In th e rep o rt of th e m arket dren. Mrs. R uth England and chil­ dollars a y ear for six y e a rs for pre wnlle they raise the crops they have
com m ittee and a fu rth e r re p o rt will dren. Mr. and Mrs Nichols, and Mr. m lum s on ag ricu ltu ral and home man- to depend on som eone else to raise
he given at th e next m eeting.
and Mrs J. H. Kirk and grandson. u factu re prodets. In 1832 the sta te the p ric e —Albany D emocrat,
A C ontum sH s P rotest,
Tw o applications for m em bership ETPrt H otetrom ,„<♦ Mr, William» ag ricu ltu ral society was founded and
work sta rte d in o th er e a ste rn sta te s | "M any d ifferent requests und p ro
w ere presented. Action will be taken aB(j cj,|i4 re ni pteniced at London Sun
But while W atson was busy convert- testa trom all over the sla te come to
a t next m eetalng.
day
Mrs John T eeters, wdm h as been "»« farm er» and legislators io Ihe va- the S tate M arket s A gent , office."
C om m ittee on en te rta in m e n t re­
> hie of fairs, th e Colum bian Agvlcul says C. E. Spence. "O ne received Ihe
p o rt a n et profit on the h arv est fes­ visiting h er fath er n ear Salem for
some f a te , retu rn ed to h er home h ere «“ '»1
held w hat Is believed to first of the m onth w as from a Port
tiv al of alm ost $«K
be th e first exhibition of Its kind in land lady, statin g <he was m em ber of
O rganization plans a re an le r way Sunday.
D. C. In 1810. the H ousew ives' Council, enclosing
and m ethods for ra isin g funds for
Mr. Sm ith, who run* th e ro ller over W ashington.
L oyalty week w ere discussed.
the road, moved his fam ily to th e ( P ittsfield. Mas* . sh ortly th e re a fte r an Kngli»h m ark et report printed In
H ersh el Tracy, son of Mr. and Mrs. P erry Van Scholack place on J la t inaugurated reg u lar ag ricu ltu ral ex a T oronto paper which quoted the
Tire Repair Service
H ow ard Tracy, had h la to n sils re­ creek Sunday
ih lb lts, and from th ese first sm all ef- following prices of bacon In Ixindon:
Station,
Expert Balloon
moved Sunday by a local physician.
Oiren Land of the 7th S t garage «<>«« KT«w “ P »«r system of commun Danish 23 to 2 tc; A m erican 21 to I2l*k
Tire
Repairing
Mr. and Mrs. A bner Gllcrls* who spent Monday evening with b is p ar »T. county, state, d istric t, national Irish 24 to 28c The lady w anted to
have been visiglyg at th e home of ents. Mr. and Mrs. W A Land h ere and In te rn a l’ >nal fa irs which cover know why our bacon wa* sold at thia
th e ir paren ts, M t-r'L . H. G llerisf. and
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j ra d ic a lly every section of th e coun- price. a fte r the expense of shipping
It two thousand miles, while the price J
Mr. and Mrs. H inshaw retu rn ed Io
, try.
Moving to th e C ities
developm ent of the fair In the in P ortland was 38 to 40c.T She was
th e ir hom e tu D unsm uir. Cal., Mon­
Although rhe Increase In population
day.
U nited S tate« ha* beed one of n o r­ r e f e m l to the m eat p a c k e rs '’
Mrs. W ar? has h e r son. D. E. Ire­ of th«.-U jiited S tates 1« over a mil- mal grow th and expansion, accord'ng
Half Million L ots Yearly.
lion a year, last y ear tw o million peo- (
land of M o n t, visitin g her.
On th e C adle Hr«»», farm , one mile
to Samuel R. Guard director of the
Mrs W. C. Johnson Is visiting ‘n pie moved from the farm s to the c it­ Sears-Roebuck A gricultural F ounda­ w est of Rlckerall. th e re la now In op­
PHONE 355 J
P ortlan d w ith h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. ies Low re tu rn s and high taxes are tion and one of th e leading exponents eration again cleaner, w atch the P ort­
957 Oak St.
1020
twu rea»ons generally given. Govern-
(OVER
PENNEY STO R E)
Ja c k C _ allahan. .
land
office
of
the
federal
grain
Inyes-
of ag ricu ltu ral exhibits in America.
Mr. and Mrs F red O vert.m . who raen’ »«•«««•<* »«ale th at farm w ag*. T h*
-cessful co n testan t In a local Gallon dep artm en t w ishes that g ra in '
country have Increased over fa |r n a, vra)Iy wlRhe<1
roni[)are h ,„ grow ers who can. would see In o p era-'
have been v isü .n g at th e bom • ,.f In
per cen t during th e past fifty products w ith those of w inners In o th ­
Mrs. O v e to n •• m other, Mrs. G iicrlat
tlon. The cleaner 1» called a "grain ‘
nnd fam ily, returned to th e ir hom e in
wh,Ie tax es haTe far m ^ e a se d e r local fairs. T h at was how Ihe a sp ira to r'' and It wlll clean any grain
th is ratio.
.» ’ »muir. La: S ic n d a /
county fair cam e to be. The sta te of weed s«’ed« or light foreign ma- (
A p arty of friends driving t a pic- I
fair with its wider appeal was the terlal. It Is Inexpensive, light, «an be
f i r n arrow ly «scaped In jm v when
P otato Inspect!»v Pays.
n< xt logical step, and th e re county attach ed to any standard th re sh e r
t v » car d riT ’O ty Haxe! F < ,T"r snd-
O klahom a is follow ng Oregon and w inners w ent to s e t’le dispute- on the and It requires but little power for op­
d ' t l y left h i road and crossed a Is w orking to standardize th e potato relative m erits of th eir products. eration.
ce«p rav ’ne.
Industry. In 1$24 th ere was no ship- E ventually th is lead to com petition
F ederal sta tistic s sta te th a t In 1923
Mrs. J. G. * It* 'y h a s been q u ite ill pel-out stock Inspected, while up to betw een sta te s, culm inating first In approxim ately
475.000 bushels of
th- p ast w ees.
August 1 of th is y ear n early a thou- the Inter-state fair, later In th e na- dockage were produce! In W ashlnton.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. X. W. W hite acco.r.- sand cars ha 1 been, fed eral-state In tional show and finally In th e Inter- Idiiho and Oregon. T his great volume
p a n W by Mrs. W hite's siste r. Mrs. spec’.ed and found ready m ark ets out- nut cnal exhibit.
Many a nsslonal of screenings was shipped Into th«i
Bw eatland of P ortland, left fo r a 2 side. S tandardization of n arty every cham pion grain grow er or I,resto ck term inal- with Ihe w heat; freight was
week outing at N ew port T uesday.
thing Is dem anded and It Is those who hr- eder t day can trace his success paid on it, handling costs and Insur-
The M isses A nnabell and M arjory get in early th a t get rep u tat ons an t to »ome iRilc honor ra ; tun- at the ance w ere added, and it was a total
Sm all of P ottage Grove visited over p erm anent m arkets.
county fair y ears ago.
loss. Ke«,t on Ihe farm Ihe screen ­
I n p ir e s Anri? tlon.
ings have feed value and m arketing
The appealing lb ng about th e «osts a re greatly reduced.
a
7»«
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repqjnng
Chiropratie
Is the Science of
Restoring
Health
through the nerves.
If you feel all down
and out, can’t eat,
sleep or do your
work, take Chiro-
ractic Treatments,
pfS
F|lL ey are safe, sane
and sure,
Dr. Geo. A. Simon
Official
Goodyear
Eugene
Vulcanizing
Works
It A lw ays Pays
T o T rade at G ray’s
OREGON PEACHES
For Canning. Just in. Early Craw­
fords and Albertas - $1.10 Crate
Jar», Lids, Rubber», etc. Anything you need for canning.
Ju st unloaded a car of TURLOCK WATERMELONS and
they are dandies. Each one guaranteed ripe. 2c lb. Now
we can all eat melons.
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