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Tl '1'USDA Y, JAN 2«, l&ftl. PAGR TWO Lane County Farmers Union News OFFICIAL PUBLICATION LANK COUNTY UNIT NEW FACTS IN CANNING USED IN SHORT COURSE Canning fruits and vegetables so t t e v will “stay put " w tl ba »tud'ed anJ practiced by a half hundred Pa- gtfic northw ro, cannery.,,on In the O. A C IN horticultural products laborator- £ b Jary 1 to h Many of t h e ,. • Local Reportero • Canary ___ .___ ___ J . U Northup • Cent rol ...._. Hay Bo »rar rtovanlal* . Mrs. L. J Q-tehell * <<*"» FPrt Mrs (too. Kebalbeck * C row ell ~ Mro• M. A. Horn * / * « » — ..... ’ Heceta ro » *r ‘ lU dlayrtllel ___ Mrs. M. OHlespU n O. H • e e e e e e e • OFFICERS OF LANg COUNTY • FARMER'S UNION —— Ralph Laird, Creswell, President Will w neeler. Trent, Vlce-Pretl- • dent, Betty Kappauf, Cottage drove, te c .T r .a a N. A. Horn, Cottage Qrova, Door Keeper H. C. Jackson, Waltervlllo, Con- ductor. O. L. C lem .nl, Chaplain. :|C. “ W. Allen of Vida • Heads County Union : • • • ‘ I knowing him to be Well qualified hr A. R. Shumway Is Endorsed ,o r „ a y , and eip .rlen ce and a »nan U. S. S enator at Meeting who not only wll servo the best in J r o p e r ........ Mro . Held Here: Fight Against leresls of ih* fanner, but the best In « " C * Canadian Thistle Is to Be leresls of the mat« of Oregon." McKentie Harry C J a ck a o u Following a talk by John Wadtll, cf Waged More Vigorously Mt. Vernon Mrs. V. A Reynolds • | the I.lnn county union, in which the Cn^ .... ... pu|ah 8mtth . • • • • * * • * • * • * • * men are highly skilled coaKtiercla) • a c k fo r the second or th ird * year to pick up the latest in earning * • Iron, the college invrotigallon* I Economy of procerolag as * * » * } . Tn>m ........ £ B Tlnk,.r With a representative gathering of need of a strict enferovneu, of th- qaulity of out put Is sought in this . .............. ~ . ta m e r s from a I parts of the <x,unty Canadian thistle control law was urged THURSTON NOTE® present, the Lane County Farmer.' un- «>•■«-<» ‘ r.w.,lutlon to the work and put at the disposal of t h e , Ion met In annual session In Spring * w »Jf *"kin* ’•*"* p racjiciix cannsra. The amount of Vida basketball team wop over the '« «-• *'»h ‘he I.lnn heat essential to serll tation. su itab le. he arrived safely >t M'ssoula, f eld Friday, endorse,« A R Shumway c ’ur' f”r “ >•' l » » n «» " W - Thurston team law' Friday evening •quipmenL the right degree of sweet Montana where he will be stationed of Milton for United States senator, | N eil Friday «v<nlng Pleasant llill elected C W Allen of Vida president I -rating '•» ’h' • l’n‘r« 1 •n-'-mro. •cin g. preparation of raw materia s. at ,j,e present time. teams will play ihe Thurston teams ami care o f completed products, are i several boys hare »«Bt In applies- of the union for .nntber year, made! Herbert Egbert, pre.W-nt of the on the local floor. jcatle the subjects of countless invoa- tjpn!, fOr tha Leopold Schepp found»- Plans for a more vigorous campaign Miss Hasel Edmlrton. who *» learh against the Canadian thistle, and at Farmers' union, was present, tfgatlons and demonstrations. tlon pledge. was Mrs. Coorg Jones of Monmouth. Ing at Norton*, spent “the week-end Work Involving the fundam ental, . tended to numerous business matters principles of canning will be given • • • * • • • • The • corp« • of officers named to con slate secretary Their report of the with horn« folka N e il Saturday eten ln g le»ah,ww Is the first week, followed by more spe- . FARM POINTERS * <juct the affairs of the un'on for IB'.'l yiar's srtlvltte« In farming circles d a llie d phases of canning in the last • • • • • • • • • • pres,4en t Allen are: W 1 S ea l, showed the unions to he In good con going to bring the pie». "All a Ml» tw o weeks. This 1. to take care of the of Eugene, vice-president; Mrs Georg-* dillon. Rnd was flattering to county tube" lo ths Thuruton hd I Mrs Hay Morgan froa, Weadltftg pew as well as the old members at Bluebsrry Culture In Offing. Kappauf of Cottage Ororn. secreu ry officer, thrnughont the stale who have the class, which Is expected to nnm- treasurer; Walter Morgan of C re. given whole-hearted support of the Is at the boros- of Charles Tayhw Her tnfaat »on la III with paeam-mia te r 50 or more The course to in Blueberry « U“r e t ’ ^ ,D« w ell conductor; H »1 Smith of Eu atate officials Charge of E. H Wiegand, head O fjh e In two small plantings near W .h t ioorh«*pro; O I. C ernea, of Mr Sharowav. In hla talk w- nt on . ^’erry I'rlc-- end Jay (Irani, who are product» departm ent and his assist- port according to exper m eo, station rec< rd In faror of prohibition, and attending O A C. at Corvallis, spent •Bt». Special speakers are J. O. Holt, workers reports This 1. a to ( ret|r. urg'd a vigorous *uforce»r»-Bt of the (he w-rek-end at their home« here John Has,Inge from Rugen* called manager of the Eugene Cooperative see whether the hardy • » • '* « > <•»• , ,nK pr,,aM,.n t. prw. M«d at the session ; drv g»ws by the courts He dlseueeed Cannery, and Milo R- Daughters, an rlety use w | o we u . • t,,e annual conf •menee Friday Mr the matter of government protection <»n his brother Charlie Monday A W W'-aver took a l-iad of pot* O. A C. scientist now chief chanto: cond'tlons .»» Lafrd has served for three years as In . vernment oosts. sml said leglaln- Of the Sprague-Sells corporation of "Bln.bcrrtoa are n^ . <1 i ' I executlre head of the Farm. « ' union. five bodice are w-wklng on the proK toes lo town Tuesday. a crate here." says W S Brown, pro-, (h>nkt {or len». Mr Helnle, who has moved to the JUnois. ¡ feasor of horticulture "This, however. ¡ " a a .m w .» . mam Retiring President Iwlrd. thanked Morgan place north of Rprtngflold is no Indication of the commercial “»• ' . . UPPER WILLAMETTE i . - . ,u , ber of the state e i -cutlve board Jt the courly officer* and * • varl sjs ,p,wit Tuesday in Thnralon. ______ 'valu e of the crop, because of the ¡ °*r * ' Mr Gene» and Mr We«'ka have ocals for thotr support ' during bis . . . tvs , n the union. Installed the new officers. Mr. acd Mrs. J A. Phelps enter- limited supply now available. When 1 _ . . years as exscutlYU of the un'on lie rented the Ring ranch Shumway Endorsed. this The .Thurwton Tadle«’ nld motored gained at dinner Sunday noon Rev. reasonable production comes The endorsement of Mr Shumway declined nomination for ’he presiden to Kttgaoe n»r n *»•» *». - laat - Thursday -w—-— w and ®p*nt and rMs. W. A. Elkins of Eugene and price wl 1 not ru le' a IUUIU4 fourth t«rm for senator followed a talk given h* cy for It was decld-d to hold the n -x, quar (he day with Mrs Jennie E lm i-,on Mr and Mrs M E. Hays o f Pleasant scattered | There are only a few scatterea Mllto> roan | D which he discus- Mrs Flora Price «nd Mrs Lnus plantings of blueberries throughout ; Tar)ous phages of the problems of terly meeting at Creswell Standing B fL {though stlecd ed Sousa's band In Eu Mrs J. A. Titsworth of M dva e the state. --e- ------ - of -- — - one- . farmers, One planting about farnlv„ . and an() tneir ,helr reiniiun» relations woo with com m ittees for the year will be a __ . V _ . « . — r 'l o f a r v n llT lt Y ta ' _ . * * ._ Idaho, arrived at Pleasant HUI Sun {o„rlh 8n acre I In Clatsop m cqunty Is > government. _ The resolution of en ed in a few days by President All-m gene last Thursday Mr and Mrs Felix Spark» r--,urnsd day. January 24. to spend seT• ral now larg,, enough to be producing !(Jorst<nent ^gted that the Lane Coun The meeting lasted all of Friday, and weeks at the home of her daughter.' crops borne on »ha, planting make I p^rln,T1,. ,,n iBn goes on record “un- was considered one of the best ever to Blue River the first of th-' week w— w^^row— Mr and Mrs. Chas. Curts. ' lt appear as thcurh blneb-rry g r o w . ^ „ ^ d l y and enthusiastically en held hy the union At noon a luncheon ' •— • - - ■ C. E. Jordan attended the quarterly ing may become a profitable Indus- dors,n< Mr Shumway's candldacr wire served convention of the Lane County Farm- try nnder thos- c—:d ' on-. ,1,1 1 ’ turn a Janna'ryi° n ? ‘ tnltely. believes Professor Brown FARMERS TO HAVE INSTITUTE AT WALTERVILLE FEB. 5TH SEWING CLUBS FORMED FOR 9EA3Oto'S WORK A sewing eluli may be organism! In Hpytngfleld soon, »cording to Arnold Collier, county club lender, who has the application of Ruth Olson, mi eight grade student for ihe work The girl was ihe first prim winner In sewing »1 the Lane count fair Inal year and de clares she wishee to lake up advance I wing by herself If no club la or ganis'd Another sewing club has been orga,il»<«l Ihia year at Cedar Flats The Cedar F*al elub la»« year wtlg Ihe first lo finish Ihe course, says Mr (Stiller Mrs. Kdllh Fugn Is Ihe leader A a- wing cluh has been organised al laiwell with Ihe following mem bers llasel McBee Oladys Fwrlar. rsntln* fltlars. Aerial Cheat wo. Norma Nelson and iris MsMasiwro With a d'-sen iN-mls-r* a club has b .-n forno-d at W albrvlll- gudwr the tead-r.hlp of Mrs I min Burt The members are g-wb Wilburn. Ang-i ta llanaea T.-oa «astou Margnrai Tip Ion. Gall F a s,-a . Loin Klckborh Lu cille M'lllcan. Ellsaboth Dowdy. Mary Sne-d. Evelyn Klckbash. Profile Web- ster and Rra Mae Wilburn after spending several dsvs visiting Mr and Mr» Aeeh Uh-wish Mr and Mrs Earnest Rrrtsch and Mr and Mrs Ray Rangh and family look Sundav dinner wllh Mr and Mrs Rov Edmlston Mrs Margar-t Camph-'ll from Leg horn «pent ,h - w-ek--nd with her son, Frank and family Mra Frank Camph-ll had some dentistry work done In Eugene las, Tuesday. Hubert Gray, who has been work ing in tbs logging caini- a' W ndllng. laid off last week «»n the aeeoun, of an injury In Ms back he received while bt work. ALWAYS Chas. Curts of Pleasant Hill rtcelv- Xot for several years will the Tiperi ed a shipment of fme white Wyandott ment station be able to make a re- Good Things to Kat nnd Drink at A o < u « ^ M .r W a U J n t , o n e . ' wOl b . .. t t . l «"> t t e l i u » I. to t lb" « U f i h en s from Idaho Sunday. January 24 port on blueberry culture in th is „ 7 ............ Mr. and Mrs. Langhary and dangh- 8tBte. held in the Farmers' union hall at McKenxl-- vaf ey and that all Interest ter. Muriel, spent the week-end at ( --------- 1 Wa,terTtI)<. on Friday. February 5 un- ed parties, regardles of whether or the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph P. | pnJnin g hherry and walnut trees. der ansp|Ce» of the McKensle lo- noth they belong to the ^»^m*,',, U trd «t Endenale. I Oregon farmers practice th'nnlng j-ca, of thB Farmers' union. That organ! Ion. are invited and urged to attend. Mrs. T. F. Kabler and d au gh ter.!QOt ss these tree, are thick and eatlon has appointed a special Ina,'- - - __ ~ >Jarv Catherine, were up from Elk* »<i making them difficult to han- tQte eonnnltt** composed of H. C. j Brick Va — - - • - Sunday. — rb-FV^.4«« .. . . Lester w^»...— Propo««d ent of a brick are advised V- by .Ssa the j _ acksoB> Millican, .ros« and w M J t — , ------ establishm -------- t<yc aStnrdny and Catherine, die Orehardfsts Try our bbty I cb for your next party or -entertainm ent. yrho is suffering with a bad cold, will experiment station to thin out the -rhaM to cooperate with Countr yar<, m the BpringfleW district was Prom pt deliveries. Phon« 51. retrain at Pleasant H1U with her bearing wood so that the light can A(rpnt o g Fletcher in planning and discussed with the Springfield Indsto ^conducting the Institute. A basket d'n > trial committee by Eira Peltier, of father. Mr Kabler and two sons. Don wet down through the trees. . i — j ner w !| be served at noon. Eugene. laM Monday.. Peltier expects gld and Douglas, who have been ill Large Limb Profltsble. The program *>r the Institute is »• I to t ook for a site for a brick raaou- With the flu are able to be out again. foilows- factoring plant in this dlslrlet Im E. B. Tinker assisted by Roy John A large percentage of lambs reduc 10:30 “Boys' and Girls' Cluh Work “ mediately. It was stated here by those gs electrician has installed a 1500 as the Oregon cost of production « .S O Arnold D. Collier, county club agent who talked with him. Watt Kohlher electric light and pow- 11:30 “Poultry Production Prob- i gr plant, lighting the house, barn, more than any one other factor, say’ I yard, farm buildings and chicken ¡th e experiment station. Importanf; ,pm a-- ways to increase the percentage ar- Cosby, extension poultry spe- ecop«. to keep the ^ e flock heal,by and q Q Mrs 1. F. Circle celebrated her 76th at lam h in r tim e to g ire th new rop 12.00 flask et d 'n n er. b'rthday cm Friday, January 22. A - close attention. A little attention of 1:30 “Feeding Dairy Cattle." fhough not a pioneer of Oregon. Mrs. ten saves the lamb if " arrives weak N. C. Jamison, ex,eneon dairy spe Circle has pioneered all her life and Is enjoying the best nt health at the or with Its nose covered with mucous cialist. O A. C. preventing its proper breathing ' 2:30 "Foods.” pr< -ent. r cent lamb crop for every flock , M iss Lucy Case, extension nutrition As the Trent local of Farmers' un 10 pf t wean'ng time Is the aim of sue-i ion has cea-ed to meet regularly. Mr. specialist, O. A C. t » growers. 3:15 "County Agent Work.” O. S Fl«tcher, county airicultu’aV th ’ Creswell local. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Pleas-1 Many of the poor results 'rom |h e agent. The committee In charge ste’e« gnt Hill hare treed their ranch for ( application of fertllli“rs come from property In Kansas. late spring application when the ports the experiment station, The From las, reports Thomas Hand , moisture for the proper solution of average planting rate for the sta*< Is gak -r. brother of Mrs W L. Bristow. | the D rtniier is lacking, says f l i e ^ e - ’ e)ifhf ((j w h . „• an acre With I Is mtrovlng in the Pasadena been and- eanl-l rgo-1 * °n ***t,<m . . . rood seed of «mall to medium lie, tarinm where he ha i ing fertlllrer suppHe« avo da th! bushels With best results. |n g treatm en t for nervous collapse w,ntf.r ](sa >ha, , 4 Mr and Mrs. Andy Olson of Pea« , mPthM of startl-g "nr| * ' * ant Hill have traded the r ranch for clover ____ on __ W illamette T!1nev f valley lands bushel* an acre. c f Enterprise hav- ordered acetalene j having good dralnag-. Late fall or early spring Irrigation lighting and heating plants for their with flo o l water Is successful In or yanebes. Too m any Oregon g ro w er, are stin der to use the soli as a roser-’Olr Word ha® be**n received from Floyd when other storage does not provide gy with the u»e of seed (iota, es, re- John, who recently Joined the army, " 1 i ■ ' n full wet' r right. «nA's the Oregon iexperiment station. "Off season ,r- H V znar 'rlg-t'on Is oracflced with nnv water Every Parm er and T ractor operator Z u W attend th b free demon«tra- - v li l l a when the soil Is no, fr r.cn ' , , p”cept.lv*. Surface drainage tlon on th ^ operation ami care of the Eordaon Tra* tor. Thin valuable In r,r c ... . a -h -o ’-srh tu rn o uts or* vent struction Is free and every question will be answered. 1 .Aw , * »pr fr * rin g on the <br- f;,, m h im u rln g any growth »uch . a < alfalfa _______ ______ EGGIMANN’S EGGIMANN’S Free Tractor Service Clinic atE.R.DANNER MOTOR Co. FORD GARAGE, 5th and A. S t Springfield W ednesday, February 3rd anted Eggs and Poultry Sher Khan 662 Oak Street Eugene, Oregon l Following is the Day’s Program I Knowing L o'1 vnl’" ‘ lf ! ' ,'t'j y ' f 1? ' V î ’ tta l f ro n f ¡pnce, , - R. It Robinson. *• em- ! Isf of 'h*- f'ri "on experim ent station through th* extons'o ■ ervlce radio at O. A f . ('O’-n lV ' The m atofi 1* of 1 ,h e fertillrers t- claased as >■ th e r or- : *'nnic or inot-ganlc I Th*- organlc materiato are produets I nf ,he packlng houso -tnnksg» flsb- mesi, bone, meal, blood meal and ,hcep maniire. Tbey vary greatly In campo- sliton, wbtch shonld ho known to thè | buyer. The Inorganlc ingredlcnts are , alno prescnt In varvlng -leirreds tha, determino thè reai vaine of thè fer tili zer. 8:00 A. M. to tf:00 A. M ,-/'.e n e ra l prep aration—arranging tools, seats, etc. 9:00 A. M. to 10:30 A. M. Disassembling of tractor. 10-30 to Noon Talk on construction, cov eringEordHon principles and why they are used bringing out such points as accessi bility servicing, care, operation, and will cotbt : I. J. 8. 4. 5. Wheel construction. Fram e aonst-nirtlon. Differential construction. Transm ission constm ctlpn. Clutch construction. 1 1:00 P. M. to 3 30 P. M. Continue talk on— 1. R adiator cooling system, principles in volved and why. 2. Air w asher all features. 3. Carburetor ami manifold. 4. Ignition system and magneto. 5. Helt pulley-. 6. Motor construction. 7. Lubrl«tio«. Quest Ions pertaining to sand, Ing and ears of shove 12 Items will bo anawsred. 3:30 to 5:00 I’. M -Assembling of tractor.