THURSDAY, DUC. 17. ?»25.
T i n ariUNgfuajjijM CW B
Lane County Farmers Union News
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OREGON FARMERS ARE
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FORTUNATE IN MARKETING .
F arm ers of Oregon were in an ex- •
©optionol poo’tlou in regard to m ar ’
k e t i r r this ta i due to abundant crops
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b e re and sho rtag es in o th er p arts j
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©f th e country. P otato grow ers a re ,
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P U B L IC A T IO N
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Local R eportara
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Ray Bower
Mr». L. J. O etrhell
C loverdale
• I'tmat Fork Mr*. Geo. K«’b«*lbm’k
• Crcrtwetl
__ Mrs. M. A. Horn
• D orena
Mrs Ada J- intinga
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Mr* H Hakor
• lladlevvllii'l
Mrs. M. Ollleaple
• Ja» i"'r
Mr», Grave Jon"»
• Ijorane
Mrs. G. M Fouler
• M,-Konale
H arry C Javkoon
• Mi Vernon Mr» V A Reynold»
Untili Smith
• Silk C r-1 k
E 11 T inker
• T rent
• Vala
Mr« \V. K Post
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f a r m e r ' s u n io n
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Ralph L aird, Creswell, P re s id e n t
Will W h eeler. T r e n t Vlce-Preel-
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Betty Kappsuf, Cottage Grove.
sec.-Treaa
N. A. Horn. Cottage Grove. Door
Keeper
H . C. Jackson, W a lte rv ille , Con-
ductor.
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COUNTY WINS VERDICT
IN OVERTIME ACTION
U ni* county, a* th«' <l«’f«nd»nt. wu*
aw arded th«* verdict In the Renton
«'ounty circuit court In (‘orvalllN la«t
I'rlduy, In a null f'lc«l by Ktwnlar
! (Jrt»«or an«l other* In a effort to fore«»
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county to pay a »urn approxln t«Mn<
• IBOOV nil« m « U to be due tb*-fti Mr ov-
• rtlrnc w ork at varlotl* time*, while
■ In th e employ of the county hot ween
IBIS and 1123
The law« allows them to collect
' double pay for overtlm«» on « ounty
road work, but the chthu wait contaat-
I «d on ground* that the men hnd rw-
• i)u«*N(ed that th«»y ba pcrmltt«*d to
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FARM POINTERS
l m er day»
Effort* wer« made at one time,
The F u ro p rsn fruit ii-cunlum »cal« •foe« th * ease originated, to Indi t
I»er« of lb«- county eourt for vl«>-
wh'-ch attack s prune tre e s in Oregon
Is controlled by spraying w l'h mis,-I Inllon* of lb«* «lato labor law, b«t
bl,- oils when the tre e s a re dorm ant, th* jrrand jury failed to Indict.
Albi n Jny of Portland repre«< nt I
suya th e entom ologist of th e expert
Ittfo r hyuliff*. und Ixtvrronco T H«r
nit-nt statio n T his spray consisting
of 5 gallons of oil Io 100 gag nns ef , rt* <>f Kuuvii«’ n»«l«ted D l.lrltt At
w ater W* placed on the tree* u* earlv torn«’ y John H. Modlvy In defending
¡ che c ounty
as possible a f t r the leaves have fnl
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especially fo rtu n ate in thia stale, and •
p epperm int grow ers are receiving •
high prices for th eir product-»
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T he potato crop h ere is approxi- j •
m ately 1-2 million bushels g re a te r j • O. L. C le m e n t C h a p la in .
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th is y ear than the 5-y«str average i •
Crop, w hen as the re s t o{ the country 1
•how s a decided sho rtag e, p artic u la r
CRESWELL LOCAL
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su lted in boosting potato prices far
•hove the ordinary, w ith Oregon po
Cresw ell. Ore.. Dec. 15—T he Farm ;
ta t o ra ise rs reaping th e g reater prof
era' union tuet T hursday night for
its.
th e ir reg u lar m eeting Mr. and M rs.,
P epperm int grow ers are receiving
fa r higher prices for peppertnin: es W allace and Mr H aselton w ere eel ■
se n ce th an in previous years. It has corned into the union. The p resident I
rise n in value from six or seven d o l-; appointed th e follow ltg (or executive
la r s a pound to 11350. Mint grow ers com m ittee: J. B lankenship, Mrs. Ray
p u t in an increased acreage th is y ear M’vkel and W. C tv en ess; chaplain.
Mrs. M arquett» and Mr C. Holt, ink
•n d th e yield p er a c re was norm al.
who w ere la te r last a 1.4 with th e fol-
T h e Industry is grow ing in th e W il
aow’ng officers- P; •*'d»i I, Mrs.
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la m e tte valley, especially around Co
■Vr.il t v:ce-pr*--bLn .■» rs. W. tl .’lis
burg
let. T he scale Is readily re- ognlM'-'l
ten. secretarv-tr» a s u rer. Mrs. Vat:
P rices on b u tte r fat a re approxi
by the form ation of honteydew on the
G rj.isheck. do -ki->; or. John >V ’s
Plan to W idtn Ro*d.
mate« y 20 p er cent h ig h er th a n l a s t '
branches which causes «muttlnv of
legger. conductor. Mrs. Minnie Mlckel
Pin n* fur wtii«'ill ng fh«* Ct unr /
year. The cost of feed is sooi-iwhat
the fruit and foliage
T he fem ale
In stallin g officer was past P resident
r«»
• road on both is do* of Jii»f»»*r
lcw er.
a d u lts a r " re d d ish brow n very convex,
I IntrmatiuMBl Live Stock Exposition In C
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Clyde W rih t and In stalling Conductor
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by
ïtouth*
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Pacific
P oultry shows th e sam e rag e of in
i held to find America** moat p--n
U . . I g ir’
longer than wide, and about one-
Mrs. A. R. Land. A question box
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count y offlrhú* who vl*lt«*d th
entries, Alice B u rkhart, IS, o f A n d 'h tm , low s. a- i
c re a s e in price of products and low
■-Itftith Ineh long T h e w in te r Is pas te !
proved quite in te restin g giving an op
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pro|Hittf(|
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ered cost of feeding.
I In th»» half grown stage.
portunity to discu ss m a tte rs of im
A general survey of farm ing condi
portance to farm ers. Mrs. W right ap
It is point* 1 nut th at both the
tio n s is compiled and h as been b ro ad pointed th e young m arried m em bers
The sm all w hits mil erdike tl sects county and th*- railroad compati) will
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casted each m onth by the extension for th e next m eetings en tertained. A
| found on house plants In Oregon are be b e l i e f tied by the pr- posed |4nn to
service. W hile some branches of the splendid program ftil, w ed th e in
COO troll« «1• I'v spur. mz. ■■<,■. - th ci rem ove a large quantity cf rock and
Industry a re still below th e p re -w a r1 terestin g m eeting Solo, Miss Lucille •
MT. VERNON LOCAL
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c enzie local
tiunologtels of the experim ent station • a rth from the hillsides along the
level, conditions a re m ore fa v o ra b le ! Land acom panled by Miss Leca Land.
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This insect is know as the green right of way where th slop, ., hav„
generlly than a t any tim e since 1319 Song by the tw o M arquette sisters,
hou*> w hite fly. A spray consisting been caving In nt Intervals for a
Tile L adles' au xiliary met D ecem ber
•n d are im proving.
accom panied by Alma G rossbeck
The McKenzie River local m et in of whale „it soap 11-2 ounces and wa num ber of years In order Io g . ' rid
9 at th e hall for work and business
Reading by l i t l e B etty Lou Gano. Vo
reg u a r session lust W ednesday night. te r 1 gallon Is satisfactory. This kills of the m aterial th e ra'lroad com pany
m eeting which included election of
The usual crowd of loyal m em bers the insects by contact so several ap will need to construct a sroa I rail
cal d u et by Miss Leona Land arid Miss
officers.
All
officers
being
re-elected
C hristm as Eve.
Velma Holbrook. Reading. Miss Doro
w tre p re s e n t
plications nt weekly Intervals are gee- track across th e county road, and
T he C hurch school will give a pro thy Shaub. The union m em bers have for an o th er year. They a re a s fol
Plans fur a service statio n were essary.
<Mtmp It on the riv er bank, thns wid
lows: P re s’d ent, NeUie L aird ; vice-,
gram . principally by the younger been invited to p artak e of a din n er
discussed; also report of our good
ening the county right of wav
president. Mrs. P atrick ; secretary -
scholars, accom panied by th e slides I a t th e O sburn hotel New Y ear’s day
roads comntMtee was read and ap-
In general it is b e tte r to plan for re
II A. Ham pton, division engineer,
treasu
rer,
Haxel
Tryon.
from the sterioptican . called "H oly . w here a fine program has been pre
propved.
arrangem ent o< m aterial uaed In o r and F A F lkert. his a ssista n t, repre-
The
work
for
th
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day
was
cu
ttin
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N ig h t” The school will observe a pared.
B rother Aldfleld gave an Interesting nam ental flow er beds from one tea-
srn ted the railw ay company, and O.
and piecing quilt blocks and learning
“W hite C hristm as,” each a tten d an t
talk on taxation.
son to the next, so the sam e kind of E. Crows, oounty com m laatoaer, and
to m ake various kinds of tailored
b rin g in g some rem em brance for the
T he following officers were elected plants a re not grown on the sam e
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
P. M Morse, county engineer, acted
pockets.
“C hildren F arm H om e” a t Corvallis. A t the J. A. Ebbart M em orial Metholot
for the com ing year U. L Clem ent, ground two years In suocealon. If thia
for the county.
Haxel T ryon was In stru cto r for th e
A Kingdom Building Tim e Set A p a rt
p re s id e n t; B arney Aldfleld. vice-presi U done, says the experim ent atat'on.
M orning them e a t the 11 o’clock
The official board of the church has hour. “T he C h ristian H ome at Ita pocket making.
d e n t; H arry C. Jackson, se c re ts y- It will aid g reatly In the control of
Our next reg u lar m eeting will be
tre a su re r: 9. J. O oddard. conductor; fungus d iseases and Insect p«*»ts in
unanim ous y invited Rev. Louis A lbert B est." T he choir u n d er th e direction
Sarlout Charge Made.
th e fourth W ednesday in Jan u ary .
B anks. D. D.. of the W eet Ohio co n fer of Mrs V. D. Bain will ren d er the
Joe Odell, doorkeeper.
Obargr»!
with adultery. Georg'- W
Oregon.
A. R. Shum w ay was h eartily en
O ur next m eeting will be held on
ence to spend the tim e beginning with anthem . "Je su s Rules th e W orld.” by
M arquardt and Mias Gladya Ilugua
dorsed for U nited S tates S en ato r at
W ednesday n ig h t D ecem ber 23. At
F e b ru ary 28 to March IS Inclusive Lorens.
were arreatecl at W cndllng yesterday
a m eeting of th e executive board of
Continued dry w eather has resulted
this m eeting the naw officers will be
w ith th e ohurdh in Springfield. Dr.
At 7:3» P. M. the C hrletm ss serm on.
by Deputy Sheriff B ari Luckey and
th e L*ne County F arm ers union held
Installed by the on« of our stage offi In an unusual posture shortage In bound over by Juatlce of the Peace
B anks is nationally and in tern atio n 'T he P erren ial F resh n ess of the
a t th e Bank of Com m erce In Eugene
cials. T his will be an op,-n m eeting thia fall. Thia Shortage of natural Wells.
ally known as one of th e countries C hristm as M essage." T he choir under
S aturday afternoon.
frs-d will undoubtedly affect forage
The general public is invited, cogne.
g re a te st pastor-evangelists and a n o t Mrs V. D. Bain w ll presen t tw o an
The a rre s ts followed a discovery
A rrangem ents w ere m ade a t this
prices, says the experim ent station,
ed au th o r of m any books.
tbem s: "W h at Mean Those Holy
of im proper retail Io ns by Deputy
m eeting for a luncheon to be heW
unless
an
unusually
mild
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inter
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V oices?" by Adams, and "Calm on the by the F arm ers’ union a t the H otel NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEM EN T
Luckey, when he w ent to serv e pa
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. T hat lows.
N ight," by Wilson.
pers in a civil suit fill'd’ by the m an's
O
sburn
in
E
ugene.
Jan
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ary
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To Hold New Y e a r’s Lunoh.
W. J Lepley. a d m in istrato r of the
wife M arqnardt la alleged to h»va la«t
esta
te
of
B'
njam
ln
Green,
deceased
A ‘‘Good Will Luncheon” h as been
Thurston Game Planned.
his wife and family at Cooer d'Alene,
Seal
Booth
to
be
Opened.
has
rendered
and
ni<-,i
la
’he
County
V
isits
Schools.
arra n g e d to be given a t th e O sburn
The T hurston and S an ta Clara high
L ocation of booths for the C hrist Idaho, some tim e ago He cam e to Fit
Schools In the McKenzie riv e r dis Court of t i e s ta te of Oregon for the
h o te l in Eugene, on New T e a r's day, school b asketball team s will m eet at
County of Lane his final account and
gene, w here he met Miss Hugus who
Ja n u a ry 1. a t 12:30, by th e Lane T h u rsto n Friday night. oBth team s tric t were visited T uesday by Arnold by order of said Court S aturday the mas seal sale in Eugene wns announ
w as em ploye! as a stenographer Mar-
C ounty F arm er’s union. T he purpose are rep o rted to he fast, and a lively Collier, county club leader, and Miss 23rd day of January. 192K a t the hour ced yesterday hy Mrs. J B ishop T in
quadt's wife fid owed him to Eugene
of
ten
o'clock
A.
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of
said
day
at
the
gle.
chairm
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of
th
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cam
paign
there
Konke
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secretary
of
the
Lane
County
of the m eeting is to fu rth er th e so tussle Is expected.
Public H ealths association. Schools County Court Room In th e County Booths w(ll he opened at th e three a few days ago. w here she filed the
cial as werl as th e business Interests,
< o u rt House In the City of Eugene.
visited
were those a t McKenzie Oregon, has been f.xcd and appoint banka, a t th e McMnrran and Wash civil stilt In which she alleged that
It is announced. A num ber of sp eak
L arge new shipm ent of C hristm as
ed
as t i e day, time and plavle for the burn store. S chaefer B rothers, post he had d isto rte d th, family, that he
Bridge,
Blue
River,
Vida
and
L
eaburg
e r s will outline the m ajor endeavors goods Just arriv ed a t th e Novelty
failed to support them , and sought
hearing of objections H, -aid fin:-1 office, O ab'trn and Eugene hotel:
Miss
Konkel
spoke
in
the
in
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re
st
o f the union.
store. Come in and let us show yon.
account and the set'Jem nt thereof
of th e C hristm as seal sale. She also All objections to said final account Booths nre to be m anaged by th e va to enjoin him from draw ing money
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he had on deposit In a local hank.
checked ov»r the card s In connection m ust be in w r't ng and fV-d with the r ’ona women s clubs of.Eugene.
Fo, owing Depniv I.nekcy's d is c o v
Mrs. Tingle and Mrs. F rank Ch-im
w .th the recen t school physical exam Clerk of «a'd «'ourt on or before said
M arquardt Im m ediately
hers, chairm an of the county sales ery, Mrs
inations. Mr. C ollier Investigated club day and time
W. J. LE "LEY.
en tertain ed the stibchnlrniali nt Mrs
w ore out a rrltnltinl c m plaint, and
work activ ities a t the schools.
A dm inistrator of Said E.d te.
he a rre st of th'- pair re s u lt'd .
1» 24 21 J 7-14 21 T ingle's hom e yesterday.
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T h a t Christmas Dinner
Tender tempting Turkey or Chicken is what the house
wife wants for her Christmas dinner. When you buy your
meat from us you know you are getting the best that can
be grown. It is handled too in a clean and sanitary way.
Phone us your Christmas order if you have not time to
call at the shop.
SAN ITAR Y M A R K E T
HOLVERSON BROS.
505 Main St.
Phone 80
W anted
Eggs and Poultry
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C anary— F irst Sunday and T hird
S aturday, F arm ers Union Hall.
Cloverdale—Second and F ourth
Fridays, Cloverdale School House.
Creswell— F irst and T hird Tuea-
days, Cresw ell, M. W. of A. Hall.
(X,ast F ork—Second and F ourth
T hursdays, F arm Union Hall.
IJanebo— F irst Tuosduy, Danobe
School House.
Dorena—Second and Fouth Tues-
• days. Dorena Churoh.
• H adleyvllle — F irst and T hird
• T hursdays. H adleyvllle School,
• H’iceta—F irst Sunday of each
• m onth, H eceta School House.
• Ja sp e r—Second and Fourth W«sl-
• nesda.vs, W O. W. Hall, Jasp er.
• L orane—Second
and
F ourth
• W ednesdays. I. O. O. F. Hall.
• McKenzie local, second and
• fourth W ednesday, 8 p. m. I. O. O.
• F. hall, W alterville.
• Mt. V ernon—F irst and Third
• Wednesday. Brasftetd Store.
• Silk OrMk M eets F irst and Third
• T hursday at. C edar School H ouse
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Sher Khan
662 Oak S treet
Eugene, Oregon
Speocer
C reek— T h ird
Friday.
• Pine Grove School House.
• Trent—Second and Fourth Wed-
• aeedayn.
P le a s a n t
H ill
H igh
• School Bfclg.
• Vida—Second and F ourth Satur-
• days a t Mlnnay Hall.
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TIME AND PLACE OF
LOCAL MEETINGS
fiocretarios will please send In
• time and place of m eeting and
• ch an g e s of d a te aa Wiey m ay oo-
• cur.
SHOP AT
BREIER'S
C. J. BREIER CO.
LOWEST
PRICES
CHEERY CHRISTMAS HINTS
Toys
Dolls
Buy your toys now and get your choice of
the best. Toys o-f all kinds theft children
want. Bring the kiddies down and let them
see what Santa left at this store for them.
You will be surprised how many you can
buy with very little money^______ __
BLANKETS
You will find a nice selection of dolls here.
Mamma Dolls and Dolls with Sleeping Eyes,
Dressed in lovely dresses. For a very little
you can purchase happiness for ovory child.
Buy at Breiers
Women’s Fancy Kerchiefs
in Christmas boxes. 3 ami 6 In box, white
or colors. Colored border, at per box, 39c to
$1.25
Give blankets for Christmas gifts. A wide
range of colors in cotton, wool and wot,I
mixed. All double blankets. Read these low
prices on Nashua blankets:
Cotton Blankets at ...............................$2.50
Wool Nap Blankets a t .................... ....... $3.95
Wool Mixed Blankets at .............. -...... $5.95
UMBRELLAS
Women’s and children’s umbrellas. A choice
selection of just the kind of umbrella she
wants. Stubs and other styles. Fancy handles
In assorted styles, most any color desired.
Buy at Breier’s for less.
98c to $6.50
BELTS, BLAZERS, SHIRTS
Belts In assorted colors, wide and narrow.
Genuine leather. Suitable for gifts for men
and boys, at 75c to $1.00
Blazers Men’s Blazers, Slipover and coat
style. V-neck or with collar. A gift all men
and young men like $3.95
Shirts—Just the thing he needs and wants
for Christmas, bet us help you solve your
Christmas problem for him by these low
prices on quality shirts,$1.25 to $3.85
Wheel Toys
We carry a good variety of coaster wagons,
scooters, toy bikes, hand cars, wheel bar-
rows, dump carts and Kay Dee CarB. Select
your Christmas needs now.
MEN’S BATHROBES
Bear-on blanket robes In new colors, Cood
values at our price, $5.95 and $6.50
MEN’S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
Fancy or plain at 15c to 25c