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T H U R S D A Y , B K I*T . 24, U>2S T H E S P R IN U F IR L l) N E W S PAG E FOUR Lane County Farmers Union News O F F IC IA L G O P H E R D E M O N S T R A T IO N S * ................................................... ....... T O B E H E L D N E A R H E R E ’ Canar, L* * ‘ " * * T ? North«» • P U B L IC A T IO N LA N K C O U N T Y U N IT n o . 14 McKenzie Valley Fair Has Excellent Product Display • O F F IC E R S O F LA N K C O U N T Y • • F A R M E R ’S U N IO N • Sd. Mr«. Barer 3d, Mrs Hniu Swaf- ford. Lunch clotba: Flrat. Mra Mary Mil lican. id. Mta Harold Robison; Ed, Mrs J J I'eptdl. Napkins: Flrat, Mra Hansen; 2d. Mrs. Harold Itoblaoa PUInw u«e«s: Firal, Mrs. G L. Smith, 2d, Verna jMUllcan; 3d, Mrs. Keys Nigtii gown- Flrat. a*eond and third, Mrs <1 N Jvaaeu, Bath towels First and second, Mrs t' N Jeoaen. Guest towels' Flrat. second and third. Mr» C N Jesaen. Breaser scarf: Flrat. Vetrna Milli can; Sd. Mra. C. N Jeaaea; >1, Mrs, Harold Rotktauig Woven rugs First. Mrs Page; 3d. Mra Kain Pulley; 3d Mrs A Harris, t'rueh’ ted rugs Flrat, Mrs M V. Main Beaded bag:: First. Mrs Mary Mil lican ll« l s|>r<'»<l : First Mrs a. 1. G im I- ■as i*. .* ni Apron First, Mrs Mary Momb Hnni’ekvri'klefs : D -sl. Mrs Mary M. Mra. .Millican, 2.1 Mrs O'a«> Mary MlUIrnn. fr o .h e lc d yoke: First. Mrs Han- sen Bully: First, Mrs Jennings; 2d. Mr» J J l*eplot Center piece First. Mrs. Month; 3d. Mrs O L. S nltb Kutttxt sock; First, Mrs Jennin»». Pillow top Flrat. Mra, Archie Har ri»; 3d. Ervin Fountain Crocheted scarf: First, Mra. Page; 2d. Mrs Harold Koblana Table Runners; First, Mra. Hamid llublsun; 2d. Viola Peplo!. •..Central _________ Bay Bower • A series of seren gopher control . w .. Cloverdale Mrs. I» J. Gotehell • • Ralph Laird, Creswell, Presldsnl, • Eem oa.traUoas will be held la «tane . Fork Keb, ltwtfU . • W ill W heeler, Trent, Vlea-Preal- • county Monday TueMay and W edner-I. ........... Mra „ A Hl,ru . • dent. • • «lay. 8 , ptembvr M. « and 30 by O . Mr> AU. j ,.nnin|tJ, . The McKenate valley from Vida Io Keeney Jud Red the flower». • Betty Kappauf, Cottage Grova, • 8 Fletcher, county agricultural agent. . H aw la _____ Mra „ . Hayden bridge waa represented at The following flower« are thn1 prise • atc.-Trtta. • cooperating with Roy Fugate, aoalat. . „ adlervin, , Mrs. M ow,e, ple . the community fair held at Walter-! of ,h " W allervllle fair: • N. A. Horn, Cottage Qrova, Door • ant state rodent control leader. At • Jasper Dahlia: Table diaptg>. First, M. • Keeper ____ Mrs. Grace Jones • 1 ville lust Friday. September 18 The a these démenai ration Mr. Fugate Will • Lorane Belle Millican. Mrs M. Foster • • H. C. Jaakaen, Waltarvllla* Con- • 1 h ,st of the varied agricultural «ai demonstrate the use of poisoned cloc- • McKentle Bouquets: First. Mrs. loiurence • duc^or.. Harry C. Jackson • • er tops for killing gopher» and w.U . M[ Vernon Mrs. V. A. Reynolds • hortllcultural produca and the live- Millican; Id. Mrs Lauran«« Millican • O, L. Clamant, Chaplain. • discuss otuer control methods and • Silk Creek Bulsh Smith • stock of the valley were shown and :!,l. Mrs. M Month. County Agent Fletcher will plan com . TreDt Pom Bona: Flrat. Belle Millican. K. B. Tinker • . all who attended the fair declare It munity campaigns against the goph- . VhJa Quinces: Flrat. A. W Frnaee I’hlax: Flrat, B. lie Millican. ®' *'°*t * to have been one of the" be»: conuuun Botile pluiue: Flrat, J. E Kenttner era. Peutatltimona: First,' M Belle Milli • I tty exhibits ever held In the state. f. Mr Fletcher and Mr Fugate vialted 1----1-----— can. Silver prunes: Flrat, J B. Kenamer- • • • • • . While the exhibits were varied and farma In different parts of the county , • • * Boltonia: First. M Belle Millican. last Saturday and selected heavily In- • C A N AR Y LOCAL • j excellent, the outstanding feature of Ital'an prune»: Flrat, Juhn Kick Marigold: First, Mrs Mary Milli buac h. tested places to hold the d em o n stra -................................. ........ the fair was the wonderful community can. Ilona Mr. FOgate la doing preliml- --------- ¡spirit shown In plnnntng and conduct-! Ground cherrlea: First, Mäti Km- Asters: First. Mr». L. II Millican; inerlrh; 2d. Jess Galea; 3d. John nary work at the various farm» thia! The regular meeting Saturday eve- tng the fair. The McKenue Rive | 2<l. Mrs. B. F. Itcuni; 3d, Mrs. 0 L. Praao^arn. week. . nlng was well attended. The ladles of local of the Fanners' union sponsored a-»,». Field and Forane Cropa. The schedule for th serloes of m eet-(the unton served a bountiful »upper, ihe fair aud took the lead in putting Zinnias: First. Mra. O L. SnUlh. Yellow dent corn: First, George Inga ie as follows: The shares In the Vnion feed »tore | t on bui non-member« were Just aa Neff; Jd, Merton Brown: ïd . Page d Rosea: First. Mrs. M Month. Monday. September 30—»:3# a. m . were reported about all "old. active aa members In making It a «uc Nostertiuma; First. Mrs J. Foun Son. Pop corn: Flrat and ascoad, Itoaa George Gilmore farm, one mile north Remember the local'« first monthly ce»«. Special credit la due the ex-:-1 (a,n Bros. of Junction City on main Pacific meeting has been changed to the cutive committee which worked under Sweet Pea»; First. Mra E. F Heatb i-argeal. squash: First and second. highway: 2:00 p Wm. Pickett farm flrat Monday of the month at 11 a. m the leadership of C. W. Allen of Vida 3d. Ross Bru». Chas. Tavlor. on Spring creek drlee, lower Santa The farmers hare been Improving Rev. Harry Tucker, pastor of the lon geai punipkin: First, Merton L illies: F r e t Mra. L. IL Millican ,,, . . _ .Brown; 31. Bella Htophenaon. 3d, Clara. , the fine weather by completing their C h ristian church of Albany and a Mlxed bouquets: H rat, Mrs L. H Mrs Fred Itussel Tuesday. September 29—9:30 a. m . hay harvest, ¡breeder of Jersey rattle, was the Mtlllcan; Jd. Mra. Hucka. I Stock beets: Flrat, Mutt Emmerlch; S. D. McGuire place at north end of Mr Patterson la on a trip to Cans- speaker of the day and Meitrt red an Fuschia: Flrat. Mrs. Win. Iluck«; P 1' J“hn Madison street, Eugene; 2:00 p. m da. He expects to be gone several ■ nddresu on "Community Spirit.’* A 3d. Mra. Wm. Hurka. Stock carrots; First. E F Ream: 2d. John K lckbusch: 3d. Rosa Broa L. J. Oetrhell faran. Cloverdale. - weeks. cafeteria lunch waa served at u.wm by Begonla: First. Mra. Wm Hucka; M angels: Flrat. R M Caruthers; M. Babv dresse» Flrsi. and aet-ond. Wednesday. September SO—8:30 a. 1 Brother Harrington was a Marsh-| the ladies of the community , t Mra- M Moinb; Sd, Mra. Wra. John Kl'khtiach: 3d. Me James Mr» t*. N Jees, n m.. C W. Ruth farm 1 <4 miles east of Held visitor last week. He gays there ln splte of the heavy rain wh'ch Hucka Sugar bulla: First, Vaie Myetpi 2fl. Chilla dresses; Fltat, Mr» tt !-. Thurston on the McKenale high w ay:'Is much building going on there. ¡fell during th. Jay there » » ’ a hirge Mr» L. Harrington l i , slur.I Glkdioll; Flrat. Mra. J. Fountaln. Rale: Flrat. Page A Son; 3d. A W 10:30 a. m.. Margaret A Morris farm .’ There are about thirty-five pupils! attendance at the fair. In addition to Baby tattod slippers: First, Eduli Vagetablas. Frasea. Pat«' half mile west of Hayden bridge on enrolled in the three schools of Map- good attendance by resident» <>(• the Outona: Flrat. John Klckhuarh; Sd. Sheaf g»-«n alfalfa- F at. W m . Cooking. Mohawk road 2:00 p m . J L. R en-1 le creek valley. McKenate valley, delegations cam «, John Preschern: 3d. Wm. Huckà Hucka. 2d. J N. HUI; 3d. la-e Foun Bread: F'rst. Mrs W-arln; 2d. Table carrot a: Flrat, J B Mrs. Grant F » k Is still at the hoe- ; from E ugene. C ottage Grove. C rea-, ninger farm, one mile southwset of Knll- ¡ tain Mra Main Swafford; 3d. Mra Wm. W, Frasee well, Pleaaant Hill. Springfi-kl and *!d' A 3d. Ituasi Sheaf «lf«**U ha»: Flrat. John Pre« llueka. ^?oburg. 'I pital. fchvru; 2d. Wm Hock« Farmra who are having difficulty It | ------------------------ luiyer cake: Flr.t. Mrs. Ada Mllll- other place*» of ihe county. i Rutabagas: Flrat. Roaa Bros ; 2d. J. Bal« F rat, (' W Ruth; 2d and 3d, ca n ; jg, Mr» Carney Good Stock Shown. controlling gopher« are Invited and « • « • • • • • E. Kom/nerly; Sd. R T. Kooxhr. Malt ' ’'Ui*' , . — Angel fund cake; First, Mrs Ada L. R Mtlllcan. C W. Allen. Sant; Turnlpa: First. Ross Broa urged by the county agent to attend • M T . V E R N O N LOCAL Barb i tir s i, Frank Emmerich; 2d. Mlillcan * I. It Mtlllcan Swafford, A. W. Frnxee and others I Puranlps First, Chas Beadmond; one of these demonstrations. Fruit pie: Flrat. Mr» W Hucka ; 2d. Wheat: Flrat. O. W. Rulli showed a total of bei ween Cô a » I 3d Ur<* .' W- T Kitoaer Mrs Mall E'ninertck Radish ea Flrat. V\. C My^raz XI. ksu j • u j • < .. U.U.. . Miscellanea!!«. C 11 « Cualard pie; First. Mrs Esta l"ol ’ ' ' • The Mt. Vernon local met Wednea head of purebeed Jersey eatilgf un i Exhibit of honey: First; Wm Hue- )er; w Mril Ma(, Emmerick John Preschern » ¡d a y evening. September 14 for regu-; Oscar Millican showed font purvbre | H A D L E Y V IL L E L O C A L ka. r .n n a r f F r .ilf , V « n » t . h l « a and , n r f Pleklss Cannvd Fruita, Vegetable» lar business and social time. A dale-1 HerafOCda. Member« of the Mcttenrt«: . ’ 1’** * ***' American Chaaaa; Flrat, Mr«. Wkn Individual group First. Mrs. Wm. Hucka. aar«t n"<< u"°" llu ck s; Id. Mrs. Page; 3d. Mrs Matt The Hadleyville local met Thurs gstion of business men from Spring ealf club all exhibited their cdlvap. Filberts: First. Taylor Needham. Eiunier'ck. ' day evening. September 1? for re?- field were present and a few of them Other slock shown icladed one Quern galn ; waff„rd. -t),' Mr»**Jain”»* ’ Walnuts, First, Taylor Needham Jelly: First. Fanny Godard. row. a good lot of Duroc Jersey Cabbage: First and acond, Roaa ular business, several subjects were gave us Information that was much Wh'le i-gga: Flrat. Mr». W. K. Post; 3d, O. L. Clement. (bogs, purebred sheep, and Angora B ros; 3d. Page * Son discussed. There were only a few appreciated by the local Dr H. Ralph Dippel, Dentist. Vltua Sawing. Celery: First. Rosa Bros ; id. H T members out but the ones that camo* The men present from SprlngNekl *°at*- The livestock was shown In a Quills: First. Mrs* Francis James building. Springfield, Oregon Kcoaer. enjoyed a good Interesting m eeting.' were H M Stewart. J F Ketels. H E »Bove on the Matt Momb farm. E. A. String beans F rst, Chas Neal; 2d. It la hoped to see more out at our Maxey. Al Perkins. F B. Haanlln, W ., McCornaek and H L. Plank aiwlste£ John IVeErbera; >1. Chas. Neal Green peppers: First. H N. Hill; Id. N. Long and J. Fulop. I Arno>d Collier, county club lender, to next meeting. Myron W allace of Jasper was also ‘ “fductlng a slock Judging d«mon John Preschern. The Derrick sale was well attended. Sw eet peppers; First, Lee l> v ls . ! »tratlon and contest for club ^pivni Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Seals and sons, a welcome visitor. Cucumbers: Flrkt. John Presahetn; After the business m eeting refresh 2d. W. C. Myers a. . and Mias Lola Henderson returned A good exhibit of poultry «nil als« Pie pamnkln: First, Hasel Rusael; home from Portland Sunday They re ment» were served. Sd. Ross Bros During the last three months th^ show at the grove. This exhibit was port a good time while In the city Table squash First, J. J. Pepolt; Mr. Richards, who has been visiting rrowda at the Union have been smalt, Judged by Ben Keenay, county asee- 3<l. l-ee Davis; 3d, Page A Son. sor. who Is a poultry fancier iiid a li Sw eet corn: First. Ross Bros.; 2d. the W. I. Seals family, returned to but now that the various drope are ¡ John Preschern: 3d. C W. Alien harvested. , vacaj'ons over etc., we censed Judge. his home at Wasco. Sweet potatoes: O. L Clement first F arm Products Good. The Lxine Cedar school opened tope thè atten tan e- and Interest will Horticultural a’nd agricultural prod on each of taro varieties. Monday with a full attendance with pick up. If*you belong to thè Farm- Water melons; First, O. L. Clement; ers' unlon come to thè next meeting ucts. including fruits, vegetables. 2d, George Neff; 3d, Ross Bros. Mias Jessie Leep teacher. Canteloupa: First. Chas Deadotinnd; There were several Lone Cedar and help us make our Union thè Braln’ ' and » « ss a a were shown In the Farmer»' B uio» hall. C. E. Stfew ' 2,1 K F Ream, ltvf«t one In thè countv. fam ilies attended the fair Tuesday. . "”*l»ns _ F „ rst. Geo. Neff; 2d. coun'.y,. horticultural insnector. Igspector. _ "J, Boost for the public markat In art. i < county., Mr. Chas. Stroup. Mr. Llbble and > c- c-i . > ' , R T. K oxer. 3d. Itoss Bros and O. S. Fletcher, county nf-lcultur- Potato»« eon of Orecnn City and Mr. Martin ' i,R’’ Dri,‘‘W al ageot. julged these p r o llr is an I Burbank: First. J J. Prplnt; 21. T. of Salem vialted M. Gillespie Mon I T iy Springfield mer.-hiii*.« first. both state that the quality a n Varie W Carney; 3«l. J B Endicott. day. Netted Gems; First, John Kick ! ty of the exhibits were «»«<-■! a-i Sues for Car Recovery. huxeb • could be found In any co n n u n 'ty . Early Oh'os: First. Wm. Hurka. j Grand Jury to Meet. W * C. ThlentiS, McKentle farmer. The Lane County Grand Jury will tias filed sait In circuit court against ■ product», cannrd g o a ^ cooked a . ___ Plain and hcrae fancy sew ing. Earliest of nil: First. Ross Bros. ! Early six weeks: First, Mrs. Fred convene ai the county court bouse,; Sheriff Frank Taylor for the recov. Gowers were also displ«ve<T In the Russel. G62 Gak Street Eugene, Oregon onday, October 5, at 10 o'clock in ery of a Ford car attached by the t hall The excellent exhibits! of the | i .- i , m agal^?r m ^ * * * * * oincw- H® »»*« »2« damage« v l<** »»1 I-*«butg sewing c lX » were! M F^merlch-’ 3d', Wm. Ilu<°ka Wanted Eggs and Poultry Sher Khan men held m the county Jail for the llleged wrongful holding of *»»turee of this deportin nt Mrs. O. Sfvswbarrb- F"" 1. C W. .A llen; taken up. It is reported. 'th e macbli.e 3. Fletrh-r Judged the dom A tle s d 12,l Chaa. t»w mnnd --------------------------------------------------------- — —--------------- ' tn c,. and art predacts, while Mrs * < r«h Apples: Flrat. Matt Kmmerl. h /t A lw a ys Pays to Trade a t G ra y’s Whose Rent Do You Pay? ^ re you helping to pay the rent of the big city store«’ Are you contributing to the taxes, insurance interest waSes- and the hundreds of other expenses of the departm ent stores or mail order houses? Most .’ure'y you are if you are buying anything from them, .very dollar’s worth of goods sold by suefi business houses must help pay these expanses. These costs are enorm ous and m ust be paid— and if you buy, you pay. Isn’t it better economy to buy front the m erchants of your town ? V'l.i pay 'eng and you get more, and yonr money stays w here it will be invested for your own good. P e a r /or Preserves, box ......................................... Pears for canning ..................... ............. G ray’s cor cord graj.es for jelly, 20 lb box ........... Peaches, bushel .............................................. Playm ate soap, 10 bars ................................... .......... O ur regular price, per case ......................... ............... Cabbage, fresh home grown, 3c lb., m ake your own now. $1.50 j2 00 $1.20 $2.50 39c $3.50 kraut BUY IT IN OUR TOWN PHONE PHONE 9 ■ W E FflONT GBOCEBl - 9 Canning Pears Now in SRE8H - - $1.75 Box A P P L E C ID E R — TOMATOES FOR CANNING Good Patterns 50c Sq. Yard—Callahan’s Several good weights patterns 6 foot and 9 foot. Rugs, 6x9 ft., to 9x12 ft., $9.00 to $15.00 Used Stoves Ranges Electric Range Suit Cases- BlanketS- Reds M attresses S<’e Callahan for prices on used furniture, Radios 25c Campbell F’ork and Beans, 3 cans . . Shell Macaroni, a box 10c Cheese, per 1 lb., full cream ................................. 3 0 c Oval sardines, 2 f o r ..................... ................ .......... GoitL, Medal m ayonnaise In bulk, bring your own Jars and have them filled. Sauer Kraut, 2 cans ....................................... ................. I’uiiipkin, 2 cans . 1 French Currying Basket full of soap . Crystal While Hoa|», case Pete's Soap deal still on, worth soap and chips 25c $1.40 f,,r 25c 25c $ J 25 $3 00 Bring us your eggs, we pay top price. Phone 33, Eugene ®H2fliiaaa IL S t PHONE F U R N IT U R E E R A X 5 C A 5 M ÍC A R R X 95c