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Lane County Farmers Union News
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P U B L IC A T IO N
A italta Pool Closed.
MID-WESTERN FARMERS
SEEK. NEW LOCATIONS
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F A R M E R S ’ U N IO N
Community News
The laa! order for W falla seed for
till* spring has been tak> n by (' in
tv Agent •! 8 Fletcher The pool
Bv Sarclai
Correapond* -ta
riMELY SAFEGUARDS TO
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA
A recent Invest sellon of the liog-
rhalera situation by tl, Unite«! S tales
Iteparlnieul of Agriculture reveals
THURSTON NOTES
,r
experim ental
p u rp 'te «
tills •¡inprising , arele»»,,"” ■ among farm
Mr and Mr* R olW t H errington left s p r in t T 't seed wa- h a u d o t' al cosi er« In dealing will, the disease The
last T hursday for K lam ath l'ail» lo 76 g re « ,» * al the Kug m Earn, effort I venes of »he preventive serum
treatment baa given many «win*,
wher. they > xpect to make tk a ir home tr a ' crearne, y.
owners
a feeling of seeurlly which
Mr. and Mrs. Bud M ePheraon and
M ar, sps Llesnses
«sued
i„
reul "Vet without proper «afre
fam ily from Springfield spent Iasi
During the ¡a«t week „.arriare It guarda'' declares Dr U G llouck. in
Sunday at John Kdmlsion
Billy Barnett made a trlp to (Hohe censes Ir,', he» n ss,ie,|, t>- the couiw I-hnrge of bog cholera control, "the
ty clerk to the follow ing, '.taymood disease la Just os dangerous Relay
last week. ,
Mrs. Genevlve Beaman, who la au- t Mlles and Mai lou Blown both of as It ever was."
For safety against Id,Is disease It
and
perlntendeti, of the Gardiner scho.., S p rln gfltd ; Chester Chap'i.un
visaed her mother. Mrs Harhl«. the Mary Re'har both of P o rtim i; J dm I» necessary to observe certain • pre.
latter part of last week; sis., her W Barne«. Ei gene and 1. " i l i II Log cautions Isolate all new stock, keep
son. Leonard who Is attending the an. M a r c ..,, Soat M .dlurv, I .,« « I. ing It apart from githtr boga for n
eggt two weeks Thia
deaf school In Salem, apaat the weak i n ! Ksthe - Mllhr Eugene; William period of al
|L,I|. To ■ io and Christiana Y.-aget. precaution applies ,a pec la lly lo hog«
end hero,
pur, based al public sales or oilier
Teddy Caruthers has gone to lb nd Eugene
sourc-a likely to spread Infection.
This situation is growing monot
He nnd Jerry Nelson hiked acros« Hie
Bern,I, no sick hogs to roam at large
k n t C a r o f P y ro to l O rdered.
onous to the Iowa farmers, and many
pass.
The last carload of pyrotol to he Keep boa lots properly fenced and
of them are to come to Oregon and
Mr and Mrs A W Wearer motored
Califronia this summer in search if
to Notl last Sunday and took llnner ordered this spring Is for IS.OoO giuintaln the fences In good reflair
new locations as a direct result, the
with Mrs. W earer’s nephew. Clark pounds. H has Just hern sent for hr Burn or bury dekply the aarcaaaeg of
County Agent 0 8 Fletcher and ’■ animals that die on the farm Dead
Iowan said.
l ’err’ngton and family
a week’s visit wtth her son in-!«’ and
t
h
e
Sunday
school
Is
preperlng
an
‘he ninth car »Inc. last fall Lane anim als lying above ground attract
Mr. Darr’s home is at Arlington,
A critical time In a calf’s life 1» daughter. Mr. and Mrs Frank Klnts-
Es-’ter
program
and
th-ro
will
be
a
county will take 10.000 pounds of dogs. Many outbreaks have been
Iowa. He left there four weeks ago, when his feed is changed from- whole
Creek
basket dinner at the church Kaater «•»«• powder for road work while far traced to portions of dlarwoed car-
driving west by motor car through milk to skim milk, notes the Oregon
Mr. and Mrs C. It Scott have pur
’
mers are using the yrst for land clear- ■ asses carried from place to place
the southwest.
experiment station. Changing very chased four acres of the Bushnell Bunday
Mi
and
Mrs
Curtis
Price
from
•»«
During this winter 306 700 by dogs Do not attempt to hide the
gradually by adding a little skim milk place In the W lllagtllesple neighbor
Noli spent Sunday at John Price’s.
pounds of powder has been brought ex stence of the disease, since every
to
the
whole
milk
each
day
will
avoid
H. C. WHEELER WILL
hood Work on thetr new residence,
Erank Ren,rale spent the w eekend ln l,v «he county agent No more wlh hidden cent, r of Infection Is a men
which Is near the Cal Young home, wtth his parents. Mr. and Mrs Wil- he ordered until land clearing time ace to surrounding farms.
RUN FOR SENATE SEAT * » « •
will begin at once, the Scotts w il re UMB Remnii.
The preventatlviseerua, treatment
,h l" fr®
H. C. Wheeler. Pleasant HHl farmer
Certified planting of certified seed side In a tent until their new home
la a dependab e Insurance against
Mr. and Mrs Wll»lam Henson mot-
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who has served three terms In the potatoes pays In Oregon, says G. R Is completed bey will move to their
hog cholera, but this treatment. 1»
Grain Company Busy.
ored to Eugene last Sunday and spent
Oregon legislature as member of the Hysiop. agronomist at the experiment
location this week
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Opening of spring haa resulted In should be remembered. It a proven-
the day
with Mr __________
Henson's _____
parents
house of representatives, has decided station, because they usually make
Miss Lot« Male has been confined
Mrs Della Herrington spent several new life In the grain business, a n d |Uv» and not a cure. By adopting tho
to oppose Jack Magladary for stdiw a larger vie d Although the merits ,_ f her ’’¿ .'"r J??* .l h *
«>«/• 1*»t »•*<« wltb her "sister. Mr« the Springfield Mill and Grain com foregoing safeguards swine
owners
senator from Lane county. Mr. Wheel- of certified seed are pronounced, Friday. Miss Male Is employed ln Dr
A. W. Weaver.
P»ny Is having a busy season During may largely reduoe the loaw from hog
er was in Springfield Tuesday an J many growers hestttate to use It b e i Harrtg. offlc„ |n Eug„n,.
Mr and Mrs. Ilervy from Eugene ihe last week the company received cholera which last
year exceeded
stated that his friends has prevailed cause they tear that they will not be
Mrs. Carrie Parshall, who has been calk'd on Mr. and Mrs
Henson
last
three
carloads
of
barley,
two
of
corn
810.000.000
on him to seek the senatorial Job.
able to produce certified stock. The vtaiting In Junction City for the pa«t
and two of wdieat for rattling and dis- j
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Mr. W hee’er Is well known here total supply of certified seed In the sevens weeks, was called home last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Root te visiting her daughter, trlbutlon Similar shipments out were!
Jackson
Is Weather Observer.
and has lived ln Pleasant Hill for United States Is small.
Wednesday on account of the Illness Mrs. Robley.
mssde, and there te a general picking
Harry Jackson, farmer of the Wa
years. As republican candidate for
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of her daughter. Mrs. Ferree.
terville district, has h,<vn reappointed
Mrs
8am
Morgan
spent
several
UP
,n
‘he
business,
It
Is
reported
at
representative from this district. he) Oregon cows receiving roughage \ Mr. Jo Neel has been suffering from
weather observer for the Upper Mo-
days last week at Wendllng visiting
mill company office
has always received more votes than during the eight or ten weeks that I an attack of miMopg.
Kensie district, according to an
her
grandson.
Day
Morgan
and
fam
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either of the other two representa- tbey are <jry are getting the proper J
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lly. She returned home Friday.
Dwtter wvwppers prRitod orvewridng nouncement by the government Rain
tlves elected from here, and It is be- feedg, gays the experiment station.'
U P P E R W it I A M F T T E
i
to ropufwd'wte wtth nasian, wet<hl fall and the helgth of the McKrnile
lleved he w ill have a good support A dally allowance of two pounds of
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e
e
e
e
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»„d addroea. gl M a hundred at tlw river are report,-d to Portland weath
in his race for the senate.
bran or oats, or a mixture of two I The annua] freshman reception a'
New« officie.
er bureau by Mr. Jackson.
H O M E P O IN T E R S
parts each of bran and oats and one ' , he H eaaant m u high school will be g
part linseed meal or corn-oil meal j he)(1 Frl(lay Aprl| « This Is »he so-
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Organizing Squirrel Campaign.
makes a proper feed for a cow n e a r ,clal eTent o f the apr1nK KiTen by
A W(Unan who
lha
of hoBor
Work of organizing the different calving Some roots, cabbage. pump-ithc fr(.ahmen to the upper classmwn la
M.al<M, at , he rl<h, of , hp h„a, and
localities in the gray digger eradica kins, or squashes are also very good, return for the reeptton given them In the man who la the guest of honor
tion campaign is underway. County Highly carbonaceous roughage, such (he fall.
Is seated at the right of the hostess
Agent O. S. Fletcher met with the as straw and corn stalks. Is not good
Miss Mildred Morntngstart of Enter
Use dry cornstartch to cl,an white
Lorane Farmers union Wednesday at this partied ar time Such feed-,, prise arrived home from Monmouth fur
and the Coast Fork local today. A with cold water, cold drafts, or l/tn g Wednesday to spend spring with her
To clean a fountain pen, dip It In
meeting In western Lane will be held out at night on damp or fro zen , parents
ammonia. The old Ink will he re-
in a few days. Polson Is being dis ground, are the chief causes tof
The Trent Literary society held its
,mlnedlato,y-
,-aked udder or garget.
» w nD Ttotfixy
A O«„ h J Rr'liool
tributed in all parts of the county
last meeting Saturday, March 20. Th"
If too much salt Iiae been added In
children of the public school tied In soup, add a few pinches of brown
II Riivwfn ITiYdrten»
a debate, the subject being, "Resoved sugar. The sugar will remove th salty
O. A. C., Mar. 18.—A five-year con
Springfield Baptist Church.
OM W nbvm w tta Rd.
lJhooe G48G
Hhigvno, OPegron
I that Crime Is More Dangerous Thao ta()te but
sw,.( t(.n
gcup
tract as football coach has been ten
This being Palm Sunday the pastor Disease."
Thp a(W|Uon
onp.half ,ab Pap<H,n ;
dered Paul J Scb'ssier by ath’etic
Miss Belle Olson -pent the w e e k -.,,, r n^ ar
c(,n l„ntK
a,um ,
officials here and accepted by him will speak at the eleven o'clock serv-
end visiting at the home of Cora John Inum vesm l will prevent darkening
Schlssler has been coach here for ice on Jesus Greeted As King."
the last two years during whib ttme * Young people m eet at 6:30 study- at Trent.
due to alkalies. Polish with whiting
the Aggie team s have enjoyed unus-jlng the Eighth chapter of Acts.
H. C. Wheeler of Pleasant Hhr has
and strong vinegar or steel wool for
ual success culminating ln -whining
At the 7:30 service Rev. O. C. .form erly announced that he «rill be had stains.
the northwest conference champslon- Wright. D- D., of Portland, the e x e c n -’ a candidai at the _con,lng primaries
in making powdered sugar icings.
tiv secretary of the Oregon Baptist for the republican nomination for
•hip last year.
If you will always add som ething hot.
Coach Schissler's contract still had State convention will bring the mès- state senator from I^ne county Mr. the raw l^ste will not be noticed.
a year to run but the board of con sage. You wil! want to hear him. Wheeler has served three terms In Either milk or water may be addel
trol took the position that It Is the Young people’s choir at this service ■ th«- ow,-r house of the legislature as hot or tho butter may be melted be
Mid week service, Thursday at 8 repr, (f-nta’lve from I^ane county.
wri-h of friends and alumni of th - In
fore It Is added. The addition of s
Mrs. W. L. Brlstorar has recovered
stitution to establish a continuing o'clock.
few drops of emon Juice helps Ihe
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enough from her recent operation In
policy In coaching at this time Coach
flavor.
iP o rtan d to be rem oved from the ho»-
Schissler's salary wil remain as It Old Mr. Carter Helped
unfavorable to
Seasonal conditi
the cause of much
corn growing
movement to the west coast among
farmers of Iowa and other middle
we$iwn sections. i icoordtng to Walter
C. Darr. Iowa farm-r who arrived
here in search of location Saturday.
Seasons, the Iowa farmer said,
seem to be growing shorter and corn
yield« fail to mature. This condition
be said, is not exceptional, but has
held good for more than eight years.
During the last season. Mr. Dur-
fotind it necessary to purchase two
ca deads of corn even though he had
planted a large acreage and wonid
have had a plentiful supply for his
hogs if the crops had matured proper-
ju s t close,* h fo r Ski pounds m uk
lo g a to ta l o f 2SS7 pounds ortlextal
C W Allen, Vida. President
W. I. Seals. Eugene, V ic-P resl-
WILLAMETTE
dent.
Petty M. Kappauf. Cottage Grove
Mr and Mrs J. Rhort of Colfax.
Secretary Treasurer.
Washington, vlstted at the home of
Walter Morgan. Creswell. Conduc
Mr and Mrs. V. O. McKIhany Thurs-
tor,
Smlth. Eugene. Doorkeep- «,d a y the M .Klhanys took thetr guests
H. H
on a trlp up the McKensle to the
er.
■ Jo Short I» a brother-inlaw
o . L. Clement, Wa terville. Chap- • snow tin'
Howard ShorL Margaret Mc-
of
Mr».
tatn.
*
Elhany.
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Mrs. A. W. Ferre«. who was admit
ted to the I'aciftc Christian hospital
Monday morning, underwent a maj-
FA R M P O IN T E R S
or operation th.ro W ednesday.
Mrs. G R. Fish, who has been re
Harnchen barley, the beat of sprint reiving treatment at the Eugene boa-
for western Oregon, and pital. has returned to her home. She
Trehl. another good one for Ir r ig a te d ___________
is somewhat improved, though Is still
sections, are usually planted In those (^>nf|rej to her b,.,i
¡m.a, iong at , wo bushels an acre, ac-
Mary Fisher of Sprlngfled spent the
anrding to the experiment station week-end wtth her friend. Margaret
Early planting gives the largest , , aUKabn
yields.
Mrs. Clara Ma e nas returned from
Secretarial, Stenographic or Book
keeping Course
Eugene Busines« College
was for the first year of the new
contract after which it wi 1 be In
creased for two years.
by Simple Mixture ”ltal to
hom" of Mr" Wambold.
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“After taking Adlerlka I feel b"t
ter than for years. At my age (SO)
It Is Ideal—so different from other
Sleeping Sickness.
medlolnes." (signed) W. W. Carter.
«‘How Is the new maid getting on?" Adlerika is a slm j/e mixture of buck-
«‘Oh, she's alright, but «he can’t 'thorn bark, glycerine, etc., which
A heavy frost with the temperature
' aH Iow' »" 24 foUowed by early sun-
"Wne Is feared to have done some
j 'iali8, r to the early fruit In the Pleas-
ant 11111 district. In some Instances
water pipes had to be thawed.
Floyd Ix>rd of Enterprise has been
make up the beds without lying down removes GAS In ten minuted and busy showing sheep of goats In tho
on the Job.”
often brings surprising relief to the Pleasant Hill district.
Mrs. Bruce Wheeler, who has been
stomach. Stops that full, bloated
A good manw congressmen must feeling. Brings out old waste-mat suffering for some w eeks with a
think that tax relief means relieving ter you never thought was dn your sprained knee, was able to be at
the people of their money by taxa- [ system. Excellent for chronic constl church Sunday, March 21.
Hon.
pation. Flanery's Drug store.
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W anted
Eggs and Poultry
The Annual Educational exposition
In which the students of O. A. C. un-
derfflke to show their aspirations and
achievem ents Is under way this week
end. Student work In many lines—
agriculture, commerce, engineering,
basic arts and sciences and others—
Is on exhibition for parents and
friends from all over the state to nee
Moving picture stories add In making
the exhibits comprehensive. Physical
culture work of both men and women
Is put on, and a special concert will
be given by music students Hiinday
afternoon.
Then She Fainted.
Old lady to boys whom she caught
<J. V. Copson, professor of bacter
: gambling: “ You naughty! Don’t you
iology,
has Just completed a thorough
’ know where little boys go that play
Inspection of all dairies selling milk
craps7”
In C orvalls.
Tough lad: *‘8ure, up an a ley !”
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So Satisfying!
For that twlxt-meal emptlneBB nothing Is bo satisfying
afl a rich, creamy dish of Egglmann’fl Ice cream with a
dip
of your favorite syrup or fru it Juice crowning Its glory.
When passing our place some morning or some afternoon
Sher Khan
9V
t9u<eara
drop ln and try a dish. Ice cream Is a health food, you know,
prescribed by many physicians for the undemouriahed*
EGGIMANN’S
Make Every Home A
Home - Sweet-Home
Home is home, but the clean home ie the sweeter and
more inviting. For the spring house-cleaner we have our
•helves restocked with every needed and labor-saving soap,
powder and polish. The prices we are quoting should be of
especial interest to every housewife.
No. 1
10 Bars Playmate Soap ........................................39c
1 Cake Toilet Soap Free
No. 2
1 pkg. Wonder Foam Washing Machine Soap .. 45c
2 Bare White Wonder Soap
........................ 10c
Total • e s e « e s » a e a e e e e e w a a e a a e a e e a a a « a e e < e e e e e a w e e e » e .................... 55c
All for 39c
No. 3
12 Bars Royal White S o a p ............................. .
60c
2 Steam Remfine Borax ....... ........................... 20c
2 Nilo Floating Bath .......................................... 20c
2 P. K. S. Bar Nine P o w d er...... ............ .............25c
Total ................... - ..... .......................... $1.25
a
1 Dishpan Free
No. 4
4 Cakes P. A G. White Naptha
2 Cakes Ivory Medium
I Ivory Flakes
1 Pkg. Chipso, Large
1 Aluminum Kettle
2 Cakee Guest Ivory
All for $145
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