THURSDAY, JAN. 11. 1M«.
T im SI'RINGFIKU) NEWS
FAGB FOUR
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M ne Countv Farmers Union Nows
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P U B L IC A T IO N
LANfc
C O U N T Y U t- IT N t)
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¡CROSS MoKENZIE PASS
BETTER O R cóO N BUT; I R
G E T S G O O D R u P Í A ' nor
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IN AUTOS IN MIDWINTER
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Ray Bower
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A h e ltir in pr.
Mr I. J Oetehell
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te r has v o ttlh ti
Mrs Geo K ebelb.ck
the N orth I'acifl-
Mrs M A. Horn
•ry asspciatiiti.
Mrs Ada Jennings
Dual it u tln t I <>' a t the agricultural
Mrs 11. R aker
He eta
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College las! «
Its
Mrs M Gillespie
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f
th
assi'ciatlon
f
th e ' -ole perp«s>‘
Mrs G race J o n »
Jasp er
of the b u tter a: >l
b e tte r th e qual
Mrs C M. F o ster
la'ra n e . ..
m
arket
for
the
»w-
open a ik’P« n ¡ah
lla rry C Jackson
McKenzie
plus
Mt Vernon. Mrs V A Reynolds
T he m ethod is education under the
Rulah Smith
Silk Cr< ek
BUapues o; iTtris J e h :-e n f'« . i rep
E. B T inker
T rent
resen tativ e Mr Johnson visits each
Mrs W E Post
Vela
of th e seven ereatneriisi m aking up
th e association and spends from
th ree to tire days with It every
m onth He also visits the dairy pa •
MT. VERNON LOCAL
tro n s and explains th e advantages
and met S o ls of grading creanu a n l
The Mt Vernon local m et In regu
keeping It sw eet till delivered to the
Creamery. He then w orks w ith the lar session W ednesday evening. Jan-
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cream ery in e producing
th e best —
but uarv 8 T he president, Alex L ew s.
t e r , obtainable from the Improved was reported 111 and th e vtoh-precl-
dent. D M Davis acted In his place
Quality of cream.
The county m eeting was announce«! *
A check is k ept on the qnajity of
for
Jan u ary - >3
*o be
In Spring
b D u U tte
tter r tu
turned
m e n out
o u i by
o« each
«-«»«.»• cream ery
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fn a monthly scoring contest. W hen field. I-et's show otrr loyalty to tho
th e contests w ere started with the union by being p resen t a t the county
C. Y. H opper of Randolph, MasSs,
beginning of th o association a year meeting.
•ex f » u a : a (tootses sod a turkoy
ago, the average te s t was 89 points—
Resolution of Condolence.
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sad m hihatad th e specie» called
»5 is about th e lim it of perfection
W hereas God in H is wisdom has "Turkon“ a t the Me» England
T he scores announced for December seen fit to call John L aird from this poultry show last week. P oultry
men any it is a very t.xXhsomo
averaged 92, with th e O. A. G. Corn earth ly realm , be it resto red thnt t!
fbwl for th e dinner table.
tn e r c a l cream ery leading a t 94 The m em bers of Mt. Vernon local of the
Low er Columbia River C ooperative F arm ers' union do extend th eir most
cream ery w as second with 933-4. ami sincere sym pathy to our brothers. P LAST HOP SHIPMENTS OF
c C iU D N A RE S E N T E A S T
Mt Angel third w i t 93. Many <aw N. and Ralph P L aird and th e ir fam
S E A S O N A H E o c.lv
c r
entered
by
non-m
em
ber.
'lies
in
th
eir
sad
bereavem
ent,
n were
Th«- last of the Springfield dlslrl.-t
and a aver
a ed Just w hat
Be it fu rth e r resolved th at a copv
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» ¿•»»m erles ...ton
- <■ • f a "f lr 4 "•» of 7 h ” «•'r o ’.’.¡ut ■ n « 'I - - ’ '
«*- sM oetstion a - o .e .i
• O F F IC IO S
a . f lr .t.
111 ( U lt i
iro ts e d
CHECK PASSER SAID TO
USE LOCAL MAN S NAME
T h at n WakofleW. charged w ith
passing w orthless checks In this dis
tr ic t before he left for the south,
is ustng the nam e of a local real es
ta te dealer as his own In C alifornia
cities, Is reported by a dental com
pany that Is trailin g the man to an
effort to recover >50 lost by «he com
pnny through acceptance of one of
W akefield’s cheeks
T he o ral dealer, who hnndted a
tran sactio n by
which
W akefield
“bought" the A M M cPherson farm
n ear here with a >500 w orthless
check ns a first paym ent, gave the
"«ranger hl- car-1 It I* b-l ey, d thaf
W skeflsM . if th at Is his right name.
,|(tjnK th e card as his own and the
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w ho attended tho Oregon S tate Teach-
Zrs N a t i o n c n v -n C o n in P ort )
MARY MePHERSON,
RHWARD I REYNOLDS.
tlon, was fined >500 in Ju stice H arry
W ells' E ugene court K -zakoff was a r
rested at his home Fri-lay night, and
c h a rg 'd with possessing a »till.
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a t th - Rodakown-ki home n*ar th«'
C arp en ter assisted Mrs Arm- S eav .y ferry. The maeh. th e officers,
Itage in serving a most delicious d in -,
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SotM M Jl » M M
Simple buckthorn hark, glycerine,
etc., as mixed In A dlerlka, often helps
stom ach trouble In TEN m inutes by
rem oving GAS. Brings out a su rp ris
ing am ount of old w aste m atter you
n ever thought was In your system
Stops th a t full, bloated feeling and
m ak e, you happy and cheerful. Excel
lent for chronic constipation A dler
lk a w orks QUICK and delightfully
easy. F lan ery ’s Drug Store,
W a l t e r v ll l t ,
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l-'h H
I u. - l. iy .
I t a u - 'l - o
Eggs and Poultry
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Co3«t Fork Hold« Meeting
*«*• <1 point«»»» will h«»
dlA4*ti»»«*<l nt n m a tin g tofilffht nt
C oart Fork K H Jncknm n. « ii« n*lnn
aporlaltMt of (> A C. w'l a<ldrr«n
th** m ertln * on thin « u b J e c t’ O *’
Kl*»<«'b*’r county agonr, will talk o»i
b ’» pn.*t yearn work nnd dlnctma pin n»
for 192«
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It « K m
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e in w rtu«t h i
th«' ( b ir d tim e t h ” .
b«(<>ni«M b l» o w n
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M a rria g e
L icen ses
leeued.
During th-- past week m arr'ag e It-
cens«'* have been issued to the foil-w
in«- Howard K UHI. I'rngr». and W in
nie Hunt, Junction C ity; Ooorge M -r-
rls »ml F iorone- Blakely, ( 'o tta a -
G rove, .lark Sto- k'i «n an«! Ellaabe«h
All- n. Juu, tlon C ity; Otto K arl W eb
er and E lisabeth McNeil. Bug- n".
Jam es J N trhols «ml Ednu P earl
W H rm k . E ugene; Pred M«Corn»rk,
W-' — lliiig
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C' B B
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(tt-rlngfleld Irl Nolen T o t « alla, ami
Dorothy T horuqulst Alpine, a n i t»
M artin H arold A nd«- - il H llw ri-u .
Isla H opper C o lla r Oro»«-
Maybe Too Much.
"Th re'» only on-' mna In the worl 1
Il C Futon, local grower. Is sh l> I'd m arry."
"W ell. wh»t are you crabbing
ping U « arload of potato«« for a C ali
ab cu l" Isn't one enough?"
fornia point t-slny
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C. J. BREIER CO.
CORNER 6TH AND WILLAMETTE STREET
Eugene, Oregon
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Men’s Over
coats $13.95
to $18.50
Women's
Wool
3 love«» at
75c to
$1.25
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Women's
and
Gauntlet
Men1! Felt Hat«, gixxl qual-
“ y.
M 1 h b e s’
Coat» greatly reduced. You
$2.9 5 to $3.95
Men’» Underwear
$1.2 5
$ 3 .5 0
heavy at
ate their value. Buy now
it theae low prices.
Mlnfle«’ Wool Drewte«, now
$2.79 to
$4.95
going nt only
Women'« Silk and
Wool
drefiBe», reduced to
$ 4 .5 0
of
all
kind», light, medium and
muHt see these to appreci
Men'»
Rubber
to
Footwear,
Shoe», Boots, and Rubber».
You will always find the
best quality at lowest price
at the C. J. Breler Co.
$ 13.95
Women’s Pumps and Ox
Men’s Work Shoes, good
fords of all kinds. Now la
heavy
the time to buy a t these
$6.00 kind for
low
9-4
$2.8 5 to
$4.9 5
sole and upper, the
$4.95
prices,
Bleached
Sher Khan
Eugene, Oregon
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Sheeting,
good grade, only per yd.
662 Oak Street
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• a r add «W«*rp »/
(’tue
»unU Puni"
low lu i’ n t h Hto
Con- •
A m eeting of fa n n e rs of the June
tlon Pity comm unity with the chaus-
her of cony-in reo of that city wns
helii Inst night E It Jackm an, of O
A. C . »poke on giH«l production an I
11 A Llngren. extension livestock
»periul at. spoke on factors affi ctlnk
the production of mutton.
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School iloUHO.
Dor—u«—S«cond and Fouth Tuoa- "
days, IXireoa <?hur<4i.
H adleyvllle — F irst and T hird
Tburs-lny», HwltoyvGl- School
_ k ir, | gunduy of «-ach
„ e c e te School House.
Jaapor- ■ ..... >ul and Fourth W cl •
newlays. W O. W. Hall. Jasper.
I«orwn«>—•e o o n d
and
Fourth
W—lneedage I. O. O. F. Hall.
Mr g.-nets local. secrwwl and
fourth W e lM ils y , g p. ui I. O. O.
F haH. W altew«lle
Mt
Vernon W rst and T hird •
WednoiMay Itrosfletd gtov*.
811k Creek Meets First and T<
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Thursday at fy-dar H-hool Ho»»« "
Bpescar Oreo«»—Third Friday. •
Pl»» Drove School House
Tventr—•sootwl sad F ourth Wod- •
nsednpvt
P teaaaat
IUM MMh *
School BMg.
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Vida-—Rvoond a»d Fourth gator- •
Bays at Mlnney Hull
Reeratartee will please tend In •
and pluce ef meeting and "
W anted
Simple Mixture Makes
Stomach Feel Fine
sJaok»on,
tight
!|t
C h a m b e r and F a rm e rs M ast.
d. was In b arrels under a pig pen. •
Rodakowftkl was arr»*rted. an< p le a d , •
ner.
T he next m eeting will be with Mrs not guilty before Ju stice Harold •
i Well» yesterday.
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Edna C arpenter, F eb ru ary 4
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Mr and Mrs John 8. Cooley and
To Improve Road.
Mr. Cooley’? m other,
Mrs. K. A.
Im provem ent of the road west ol
Cooley retu rn ed from a three weeks
visit in Los A ngeles, with Mrs. Springfield, on the north wide of the
C ooler’s «Ister. Mrs. L aum Sties». D a-i river, ha» been started T ru-zloads
cem ber 24.
i °f broken pavem ent are being thrown
A Grateful Customer.
On th- 27. they w ere shocked by i over th e bank next to the river to
M r, *»»••»—
Sille» ——
had prevent fu rth e r erosion which has
W hat •* this w aiter?
I bad on- a m essage « saying
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. . . th at day Bh
narrow ing the road to th e dan-
|y a half chicken, and I'm. hilled tor pa, , Pq aw ay suddenly
th e whole thing.”
■ was sixty-one years of ' ago and * a g -r po-tit.
' church m em ber and w orker m ost of
“T h a t’s tJie custom h ere sir.”
Economy.
“ Well, thank heav ns I d id n 't or-
|,f e
Mr and Mrs. I^awrrenee May called
d er a beefsteak."
T eacher: "W hat Is iho definition
in Mr and Mrs. Ed. Reynolds Sunduv
nngee of d a le a * King * > * r o®- *
for econom y?”
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Eighth Grade Examinations.
afternoon.
Pupil: "M other's new fur i at— so • etw
Tho reg u lar eighth grade exam ina-j
she told dail."
ticti e sp -d a lly for purlls In Oregon
Sher Khan To Build.
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history, conditioned pupil, and th o se,
who have finished the regular eighth
Erection of a one-story c o n crete,
grade sub} --to. will he given In dto- building 1. soon to be s ta r le t by Shor
tr lc ts w here th e r- are pu p il, to take!™ ««*- prodwte m erch an t and sh ip p er
on T hursday an-’ Friday. Jan u ary >
Oak street opposite the arm ory
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V and 22. 132«. A pplitatlons to r q u e s -'In Eugene The location of th e new
tions m ust he m ad- before Jan u ary building will he Just n orth and across
IS or thev wH not be sent o u t
I »he alley from his present local on.
F I MOORE
I The building wll he spacious, snnl-
County School S u p erin ten d en t tary . and up-to-date In everjt partlcn-
tf lar Mr. Khan has been In business
in Eugene te r 13 y ears
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N otice to hereby given th at th e un
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istra trix of the estate of E. A. T ay
lor, deceas< d, by the County Court. ,f
Lane County, Oregon. All persons h av
ing c aim s ag ain st said estate are
hereby notified to p resen t the sam e,
duly verified, to the A dm inistratrix
a t the office of W ells & W ells, Bank
of Commerce Bldg . In Eugene. Lane
County, Oregon, within six m onths
from the d ate of the first publication
of th is notice. Date of first publica
tion Jan u ary 14. 192«
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LOTTRENE TAYLOR,
Adm’n lstratrlx .
W ELLS & W ELLS, A ttorneys.
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Ormnaatt •*!■« »t»1 T ,llr‘1 T " " ”' ’
day». CreawolJ. M W of A. Hall "
Coast Fork rtoeon-1 «ml F ourth •
T hursday*. Farm Union Hall
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V ic e P f o t i
(E E N fV a CHICKENS WIN
MANY PRIZES AT SHOW
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TIME AND PLACE OF
LOCAL MEETINGS
F r t d is y e
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urrM l «w ai
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¡ ir o r h r
Mr K i i i k y ahnwed b-yth In th e
l u r k u t i l t - |( light type of Plym nutn
PROPOSES COW TESTING
Korku I« U « dark < i.< io won first
ASSOCIATION ON COAST fur I ht» b*»»t cock, first auil secou-l
fur th*» l»e*( cockrell, -find and th-r-1
A revival of cow testing work In fur lb* 1**1 hen, second and thl I
w- stern 1 on«' county la the plans of for th«- heat pullet, first on th» young
coast dairym en who will hold three p« n ihow lng and two »hat— ep-cliil
m eetings this week N C Jam ison. prises on bt» young cockretl
I'Xter.sl. n daiev »peelallst, and <>. C.
In th- light -4sss he w-,n first for
Fletch« r county ag> nt. will addre««
best r t v l shown, ««y-n-l for hen,
tile m eeting« and discuss the work
third for corkrelL second for young
Form erly th ere was a cow testing a s
p- n and the bswt display Mr K eeney
sociation In w estrrn l« U s au<l Doug
has w->n many pris«* b- fore but h’.s
las connly
carrying off the great num ber nt the
A m eeting will be held s ' Canarv
S eattle show rreoli-d quite a sen sa
on Friday, another ai the N orth Fork
tion among poultry fanciers.
gratig« ha I Saturday and an open
Ills bird» are being shown In C hica
m eeting of the Ada Grans«' will b«'
go and D -nver at show s this week
held Bun lay
C anary 4-Trwt Sun-lay »ml T hird "
• Bwturday. Farim -rs Union Hall
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• CJover-lalo--Becon*! ami F ourth
G rant Divorces.
Six divorce decr-»-s w ere grant**-! •
to the circu it court Tuesday Th- v •
fr, low George Gillespie from M argar •
e t O lll-sple; Clara A. Perin» from •
Lqu » T P e rk in » ;'L ilia Itonar fro u •
A lbert Itonar; M -llssa Broom from «
John Broom; John Dahlin from I •
lilan -h e D ahlin; Norma Cullen fre-m i
k>rl Cullen
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Committee.
lami December wrij he heard.
T he Mt. Vernon Thim ble rlu b met
T hursday. Jan u ary 7 a t the home of
S h ip m e n t, In and O u t.
Mrs Alvah A rm itage Q u iltt-g was
The Spring? eld Mill and Grain com the work provid' d for th - ladle« and
pany yesterday
receiv-d a carload cf th e following w are p resen t: Sarai;
corn, from th e
middle west. At the F rancis. Edna C arpenter. Mary Mc
Mssh u n d e r P open.
Baine tlm - the
company was loading Pben.vou. Lena Davis. Grandm a Car-
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T w enty-five gallons of bootleg m a-h
o u t a ta r of flour and feed for Map- ¡e n te r. M argaret Gorrle. Ida G orrl-
.................ley of B a se s . V irgl- R -v -; w er- al «W-dly found by -h. r . f o f -,
Jetón.
W hat N ationality?
T he man walked in ’o a drug store
to buy a bottle. Seeing the size he
w anted he inquired as to th e cost.
“ Well sir, If you Just w ant the
bottle I’ll have to charge yon five
cen ts for It. but If you get som ething
In it. I won't chrage you anything '
"All right. Put a cork In it. will
you?”
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fr« n t,
• ductor.
• O. L. Clement. Chaplain.
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B»' it fu rth er resolved th at a copv
of th ese revolution» be sent to Mrs.
E tta Cor-ey. one copy sen t to th •
Farm rs' Union News, and a third
copy be spread on the m in u tes of the
Mt V-rn-m local,
S ign’ «1 to
VIRGIE REYNOLDS,
W h ’ » lo r,
dent,
• (Xrtty KjippAuf, C ottage Grove,
• arevT reae,
• N A . Horn, Cottage Grove, Doo«
• K eeper
r - ’tds.
m..e,her the F arm ers' Pnton News, and a third Steven» crops w.-ro sli pped out hv
, h(> ,.Hy
» h |ch he dental c m
A premium Is 5.» I by the m n her
m |n u l«q, of th- th e S outhern Pacific. The last ship- r „ n . reporUl thl„ „fib ers found th a t
g ro a m e rt« te r sw eet cream to en- one J s X ' t o e r t
™e„,« w ent to Chicago
I W akefield hod used th e local m an's
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courage dairym en to keep th eir arti- M« v ern o n local.
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igurd
d e e in the best condition, and repay
S u sp scti A rrested.
VIRGIE REYNOLDS.
them for th eir ex tra labor W ater
Budding
H aute— Excavation*
'n
F ran k C urtiss. 22. and Elmi-r Scrim
EDWARD J RHYNOLD3.
cooling and crwiplete disinfection of
e n » ,» « ,« ,. Com
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,a-r av.
.v being
— . . . . held
___ — In th e Lan. preparation for a new house a t t
her.
2b. a » re
MARY McPHERBON.
all dairy eq u ip t "t re essential,
h e v -, W
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s God __ in His wisdom has county pall charg 'd with larceny In and Ninth street» nre b-lu g m ud- hv
en in w inter
u tter »— n h fit
it-r The
The sweet-cream m b arket
-o call Laura Stilus from th :- conn-ction with th«- alleged theft of Howard CotteM
brings a be e r p «» n
. _ ' earth lv reulm. h«‘ it resolved th a t th e
large quant ty of copper w tr- Th"
and efforts
are under way
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r „ i „ f t h e _____ _ « . a m « d .. a t C
o tta r - G
rove
C ottage
Grove
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Time Paym ents.
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. ,k« to . open
»o-ad a m
em bers of Mt V -rnon t„
toral
of th e a rr - s t was mad
d ^ e n d a b le m arket fo r this grod ,
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T ram p "D at’s s u re a swell over-
T he association in te rd s eventually to
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P le a d s G u ilty .
" coat, what dl-i It c o s t’"
sin cere sym pathy to our sister. E tla
expand into every dairy d istric t of Corley and family, in the loss of th eir
A fter pleading guilty to liq u o r1 B - " T h l. - n - cost me »lx month«.
Oregon.
Charge«. Alex Kexakoff. of Bo«« XU I don't swlp- up «heap « l- t" -
sister.
T each ers to Meet.
Springfield teochers will attend a
me« ting of th e I< n e County T each er's
association, to be held at the F ra n c e ,
W illard school in Eugene S aturday
of this week The m eeting sta rts at
? ! o d o c k R eports of th - d e b a t e s
I AN It C O U N T Y
FARMER'S UNION
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Hjltp’i Lji>Pd. Cr* .**11, P*' s deni •<
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Re nd Bun
au I
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I by su
Vie • at
!1 coach, a Studeliulied ■ p
bug. anil a Chevrolet louring
lu i
«at The fact th a t the now was crtl*
■• I made tin going easier than usual.
Thos ' In the three curs, which jw»»
«•r through Springfield Sunday after
noon, were Mr
m il Mrs
Alonso
W right. Ml.«« Alta Nolan, and Mrs
K athryn Gideon of I’r nvllle,; Il Davis
of lleml. H urry S'Xith of S isters, mi I
W It Moore mid K enneth Easton of
Eugene.
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A
good
assortm ent
of
men'» Work Shoe» a t
$ 3 .5 0 t0 $ 4 .5 0
49c
Yard wide Outing Flannel,
Men’» Leather Vest» Blan
white and dark colors, per
ket lined, best value»,
yd.
2 2 - 23c
$ 1 1 .5 0 to $ 16.50