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TH U R SD A Y RBPTKM HKlt !», 192*1 T H « aFMNöHICU» wa ---------- K -------------- —---------: FàOIFOÜII Lane County Farmers Union News O F F IC IA L P U B L IC A T IO N . * * • am LAN« s w x - M l^ l'Y W COUNTY 1 I IU I ▼ M » f> U N IT » O . t4 M ____ - . ■ ■ — !■■■ I I « - —— «n 1 R e c o m m e n d » C o p p e r C s e b o n s ts FARMERS UNIONS Challenges Flying Amongst Channel Swimmer« • O F F IC E R S O F LA N E C O U N T Y F A R M E R S ' U N IO N FO R M ONE LO C AL • At a meeting at Thurston Hall Sept-, amber 1 the three Farmer» Vnlon lo cals of Mount Vernon. McKenale and Vida decided to consolidate and hold district meetings once a month. The first meeting under the new arrenge- Bt,nt will be held at Thurston. Web- Beaday. September 15, at Thurston halL There will be a good progra u i f music. talks and refreshments. All lain» n W are requested to bring their ha-'kets The decision to consolidate follow ,d a meeting of the Mount Vernon local at which a large attendance from McKenale and Vida locals were p resen t The new local will be known as the McKenale River District f t U n e County. The following officer, , J , . „ ’ were elected; president. H. C. Jack- son of W alterrille; rice-president. Myron Wallace of Jasper; secretary. Mr. C W. Allen of Vidn: conductor. Ira Grey of Thurston; doorkeeper. T. W. Carney of W alterrille; chapUn. C ¿Someone confused Uncle Ham (With Santa Claus Thursday at the local postofflie and. with a simple trust In his good nature, left a letter with two price markers on It In place of a • lamp for delivery. The letter bore this notation. "Can't afford to buy a one cent stamp so please let us off with this one", and on the price tags was written, "tine two cent stamp." Their faith In Uncle Ham was Justl fled for Postal Clerk Walter tlonajer Is going to See that the letter reaches Its destination at "Hnowhlsh. Wash tngton" which he takes to mean Hno- homlsh. Washington "Trudy’’ F.der' Emeet Vierkolter >lr»- Corson (Cade) C. W Allen. Vida. President. W. I. Seal«. Eugene, Vlee-LYsai- d en t Betty M Kappsuf. Cottage Ornee • Secretary Treasurer , ^-aj,er Morgan. Creawelt Conduc- , , or , jj . H. Smith. Eugene. Doorkeep- . #r • o t clem ent, Wa terrille. Chap . ,ain ........................................................ T v ctri7i A T T E N D S W F. Tyson left Tuesday evening for Portland as a delegate from the _ ... SPnngtleid mill of the Booth Kelly company to the Industrial safety con ference held there yesterday. He was accompanied by E E. Martin of the Eugene office of the company. pf c>mp „ w L Smtth McVornavk ot Camp J6 and H & of WeBeUB<. ”rt ¡ra: k5. hn, e~ : 7. - summer "Trudy” Ederie. 14 31 m.. Ernest V ie .- H e ,. U h r -. and Mrs Carson (Gad.) 1& hrn., Ml m- each hav. a vriììingnen* to competa ln auch an avant an i « P ^ b l . • -•» S T Community News m ings. Mrs. F B. Godbolt of Red Bluff. California Is expected to arrive at Pleasant Hill Friday to visit at the home of her brother E. B. Tinker for several days. Notices have been posted by the school board of Union High school district No 1 for bids covering the construction of auto sheda. toilets and addition to the gymnasium, and for painting of theschool buildings, to be In the hands of the clerk by 4 p m. Monday September 13. The young folks of the Christian Endeavor are planning a basket din- ner for Sunday September 12 A fire on the north side of Cooper's butte caused conetderable alarm Mon- day September « and many neighbor. turned ont and kept It under control. To Teach In Portland— Miss Grace Male left for Portland Monday to take Bp her duties as teacher In the Port land public schools. Co To Bena—Mr. and Mra. Ivan Mai" motored to Bend Monday to send the holiday there. To Attsnd Bible University— Mr.. Mae Craft baa left Eggimang Candy JUtchen where she has been working |o enter the Eugene Bible University Which starts next week. More than seventy of the 4 H boys and girls of the Coburg community will hold th first club fair ever held In I.ane county at the Coburg school bouse September 11 at 10 30 A. M under the direction of Arnold D. Cop tier, club leader. The fair will be an exclusive club affair at which the club members will «bom the result» of their summer» work and will give demon stratlons of their work. There 1» n» admission charge Ten clubs from the Coburg vicinity will have exhibits There will be a corn, polatoe. mini, poultry, turkey, calf, sheep, sewing, rooking and camp cooking club present with demonstra tion* of the work by some of tlfi-m and stock Judging by the other« H C. Seymour, stale club leader of lh - Oregon Agriculture College will he present and give a talk. Mrs. Wil liam McCoy, chairman of the club de partment of the Parent Teacher» As sociation qf Coburg I* In charge of th- tolr Judgmant Given Judgment in the sum of 11400 has been awarded Mrs. Olive Bowles, of gprlngfleld. against Mrs. Lydia CBM- , gn c|rcuJt court An or(J„ lQ f, r„, ,„ae ()Q B mortgage and »ell a farm E]mlra , Q gatl>fy ment h>g bipn fay thp ro||rt Th<. <her|ff wlJJ pr rty ;o pla|n„ ff F \JB s 676 DEPARTMENT STORES 942 Willamette St.. Eugene. Oregon. Our Quality Standard Is the Guide of Others As each succeeding season crowds out its predecessor, people require the authorita tively new things to wear nnd use in the home. I'hc duty of the merchant, as we see it, is to provide all these things when they arc needed in highest possible quality at the lowest possible price. This Store being a part of a tremendous buying force resulting from the combined operations of the 745 Stores of this Nation- Wide Institution, it continuously enjoys the enviable position of being able to provide the new things while they are new and the staple goods that are always in demand at lower prices than are ordinarily asked. Our goods provide the standard by which others make their comparisons. They some times match our quality but not the savings with which we provide you. NO E M P T Y H O U SE S the flr»t grade and Mrs. Opal Roberts TOW N LEFT IN the first A and second B In the high i school building Springfield need» many m o r e The third, fourth, and fifth grades are all in Brattain school; with Hie wish to come here to live, according fourth and Junior High In Lincoln. |(M. r,'.al ho Those children who have not already report that every bouse in the town been unsigned a »chool may go to the la taken and many people turn-d nearest school to their home and they away for lack of room. Ont man wus will be assigned to a school. living at the auto camp thl« week N e w Car*—Welby Stevens Is run- Bing a new Studebaker sedan which be bought this week. Another new gar owner Is Fred Hinson who has a Chevrolet sedan. K eye s Goes T o H a rris b u rg — F ra n c .s Keyes. Civil War Veteran, who broke bis leg soin«- time ago. is now •ufficientlv recovered to be moved from tb hospital in Eugene to whi n be was taken. He will stay with his daughter. Mrs. Golden Peterson of Harrisburg until he has fully reeovei- id from the accident dy C o rr« » p o n d -“ U 4 H CLUBS OF COBURC TO HOLD F IR S T FAIR I Frances Lamberty Married— Fran ces Lamberty. son of Mrs. N A. Rowe was married at Vancouver, W ashing ton. Stpember 7 to Miss Alnetta F u lti McCarty of Portland. The young cou ple will make their home in that city Where Mr. Lamberty Is employed as • druggist D ra in a g e D stelct We have several lines of new novel Mother Is III— Mis« Margaret Morris We have (he low ' left for Stockport, Iowa Iasi week to ties you It like price too. Turner s Novelty store visit her nedh. r who It very III mila splash will develop. Thia conference was th flrst one of Its kind held In Oregon under the aus M a rria g e Licenses Issued pices of the National Safety Council. It discussed various phases of safety During the past week marriage tn industry. Mr. Martin spoke on. licenses have been issued by the -Safety In the SawmilL" UPPER W IL L A M E T T E county clerk to the following; Charles --------------------------- — Davis and Mildred Bishop, both of Visit At Ookridge— M rs. E l l a C. D. Fies who was aaeoclated with Eugene; Alvin Murray and Artist Walker and her grandduaghter M.se E. B. Tinker In the mining business Elannigan. both ot Eugene; Lloyd Myrtle Harvey leave today for a two (n x rikona 14 years ago visited at the Smith. Marcola. and Ann R- Clark, week's visit at Oakridge with W. S. Tinker ranch the pari week. Eugene; Ira C. Nelson. Springfield. Walker. There will be a talk on the near gnd Martha McCarthy. Minneapolis; ----------------------- ■ East Relief at the Christian Church Cecil Caldwell Portland and Ruth Foster Here—F. F Poster of Wend- £jert Feagles and two airier». Be»- fte w a r t Cottage Grove; Otto Sellen. ling wUo was in charge of the Labor a)e an<j Anna have returned from a gnd Naomi* Cherry, both ot Eugene; Day celebration there was In town {rjp to Washington. John P. Young. Seattle, and May yesterday winding up the celebration Lela and Haxel Wheeler visited last B elen Getty. Missoula; Henry Day business. He came from Albany week at Monmouth where Gladys Wheeler has been attending Normal gnd Ruth Forrest, both of Eugene; where he had been on business Mr and Mrs M E Hays and Miss Edvrard Wilson and Florence Che tern, Gladys W heeler have completed their both of Eugene: Leo Jones and Una V a le n tin o ^ o rte g ^ summer school work at Monmouth. Earl, both of Grizzly; William Paul- H. C. W heeler Is repainting his »on and Lenora Olson both or Eugene house at Pleasant Hill He has Charles Porter and Virginia Kinney, chosen pearl grny with white trim both of Walton. is recommended l>y County Agent O. H Fletcher, »h o says It Is being used almost universally lu the large wheat giowtug <11st i lets Instead of blue stone treatment. Two ounces of cop per carbonate to the bushel is being used, Specifications for a home-mad» mixer are ou Hie at the county agent a office. May Be Formad Plan» for the formation o f a drain age district In the Mohawk valley are beln* discussed at a meeilng lialay f Interested farmers at the II. It Brown house IXiunty Agoni U. H. Fletcher explained the law In regard to the formation of a drainage district. The FOR RENT—Private garage at »17 ' U n arm want an open dit. h run u Street bee o r te lep h o n e I M through their land In carry off over- IM ersoa O-B-l* nuw W . P. T Y S O N A T T E N D S SA FETY CONFERENCE V Clements of Thurston. E LETTER W IT H PRICE TAG The copper carbonate dust treat FOR STAMP SENT TO P. 0 . ment for the control of stuut in wheat New York’s last tribute to the famous movie shiek, Rudolph Val entino, as the cawket was taken until a house became vacant so ho from the Actor's Chapel following the funeral. Following a brother’s FOR 8ALB—Carbon paper In larg» could move in, and an ther sent .n arrival from Europe, a funeral sheets, 24x3# Inches, suitable foi hl« rent a week before the house train will carry Rudy’s remain« making tracings The News Office became vacant so he could hold the back to Hollywood for uiterm oiL ’* __________ _________ house. His action was wise a« there , « We Offer You À Hotpoint Super Automate Range For Only $9.99 Down And with pleasure, we will in stall the range absolutely free— Saving you $34.00 in wiring ex pense. With • • • > • • • * ‘«ri>"«l “ * ax lhe *am'’ * E°c®l realtors are receiving appll- • cations for houses nt the rate of one • Fridays. Cloverdale School House. ’ Creswell—First and Third Tues- • days, Creswell. M. W. of A. Hall. • Coast F ork -S econ d and Fourth ‘ <11(1 not have an emptey house on his • llNl- • The Inquires come from all over, • t»" Marshfield, Hab ra, .McMinn • Thursdays. Farm Union Hall. Danebo— First Tuesday, Dane.be • School House. D orcna—Second and Foutli Tues- • days. Ilorena Churoh. • H adleyville - First and Third • Thursdays, Hadleyville School, • Heceta—First Sunday of each • month, Heceta School House. Jasper—Second and Fourth Wed- • nesdays, W. O. W. Hall, Jasper. ! • Lorane—Second and Fourth |a WadBMdBFB I. <>. <>. F. Hall. i • Mt, Vernon—First and Tljlrd • Wednesday. Braafield Store. this faithful efficient • were three applicants for the bouse • T IM E A N D PLAC E OF • LO C A L M E E T IN G S • Canary- First Wednesday, Third • •ntnrdayt, V a nu m UBloa H alt . , ,.-„irth 811k Creek Meet« First and Third • Thursday at Cedar School House • "> r" ur " r » •'«>• ........... . ; . ci ired alat «MpUrm la < "• daj ■ . • v lb and E ug en e b ein g am o n g th» I * cities listed. Most of the people are locking for nonie», all hough there * • have been several business men In • ' lhe c" y |,M,1<ln»i ,or •<’«»“ »«” • S’*»««! • have. ' «I”-' »"•*> tl" lr Intention of buying here after renting for a • short time. The scarcity of houses I • Increased by the number of people * moving Into town from the country • to «end their children to school, large • numbers having «pent the summer • • away working on their ranches. That the housing shortage will re • main Is the confident belief of one • dealer who cltedi the opening o f the • . Natron cutoff as giving a great lm- • , p(J[R(! t() , hR t()Wn Anoth(>r rRMon spend much less time in the • Spencer Creek-Third Friday. • lnttklng , h(; ,own an attracllye on„ • Pine OroVe School House. • for fam ilies is that the living costs • Trent—Second and Fourth Wed- * are cheaper here than In nearlby kitchen. • School Bldg. servant to work for you, you'll * nesdays. Mountain States Power Co. Pleasant Hill High * places. * Secretaries will please send In * Back From Portland— Mrs. A. J. * time and place of meeting and • Morgan and daughter, Mildred return * changes of date as they may oc- • ed from Portland yesterday where • cur. they have been visiting for a few days. Iro n in g Is N o t Such a Chore! THERID-JID W ILL NOT W IC C L E W ABBLE J IG G L E 'É IP O R SLIDE 1 No it isn’t —when you have a complete modern Ironing O u t f it - such a« an ED IS O N Electric Iron und a K1D-JID Ironing Table. Only a F ew More Day« —Act N ow Better hurry come in now. Take advantage of our Special Offer. The outfit is yours on the lowest of terms. A dollar a month with your light h ill—should not stand between you and ironing-day comfort. W e ’ll G iv e Y ou $X .Z5 F or A n y O ld Iron Mountain S t a t e s P o w e r Company