DRIED PRUNE PRODUCERS TO HOLD BIO CONVENTION THURSDAY APRIL 21. 1927 THK SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE TWO M arriage Lleenaea fo r W eak T. A. SEEKS OLD CLOTHING FOR NEED' During (he past week marriage tic By Spadai enaes have been Issueil by County Car respondents clerk Io the following during y»e pa»t week ; , Henry Allen and l*eahra Halle GARDEN WAY b o t h o f Cottage Drove; Francis Ixmg. o f Harrisburg, and Hertha Mrs. A W. Ferree spent Easier Cunningham, of Albany; John Wan­ Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Par ker and Rosetta Ureo, both of Cott shall, and a cousin of Juuutlon City. | age Drove; Jesse Hoveros. Juu- returning In the evening with the i Don City, and Elisabeth English. Eu R. Fish family. ' Mr and Mrs. Howard Truman spent gene. SQUIRREL POISON IS AVAILABLE IN TOWN Community News Squirrels of l-ane county are prom Cast-off clothing 1« want»« »> b laetl a run for their Uvea by farmer« One hundred dried prune producer» who are organised under the direct­ Will meet June 38 nt the Orwgon Agri Springfield Parent Teachers «*- ion of County Agent Melcher to fight UPPER WILLAMETTE cultural college to formulate a pro­ lion for the community cheat. It Is uu the pesie Supervienes of rodenl con­ gram baaed on the recent prune stu nounced The garments will be made The baseball (earn of 1’nlun High trol work in county communlilca die» of the federal bureau of econom­ over for needy children, and clothes ies. announce» Paul V Marla, direc tor for boys six to eight years, especially No. 1 defeated the Coburg team by have been appointed, a score of 10 to 8 last Friday at Co­ pf the extension service. Delegates are wanted County Agent Melcher announced The garments may be sent to Mrs. burg. The girls were defeated by the to the convention will be chose a ti that ayulrrel poison can be obtained community meeting» to held at the Ora Reed Heraenway at the Brattatn Coburg girls 10 to 15. The teams In any quanllllcs al Dray s Cash Store ) school, or turned In at the meeting at will meet the Walker (earns next Frl- following districts: or Wright A Sous In Springfield Tbta Sunday with the Q. II. Flak family i Famous Last Words I the Lincoln school May SO . dry at Walker. Forest Orove. April S3; A lbany.' “WVII, I must be going." said the Is the standurtl poison mixed for the The suits fur the high school base of Springfield. April « : Dallas. April 15; Brush Col , The organlxatlon will eleet officers j Mr. and Mra. J. It. Fish and family steeple Jack as his foot slipped couut) drive. ball teams huve arrived. They are at the next meeting Mra. Van Val lege. April SS; Corvallis April 37; j were Easier gueata of the A. C. Ho-; Monmouth. April 28; Eugene. April xah. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Masters gray with green stripes. The stock ! gart family of Junction City. ' are members of the nominating com lugs are gray with green bunds. 39; Oakland. May S; Miss Maude Chaae sponaored a Under the directions of Mrs. E K ' • waffle feed" at her home Friday Roseburg. May 4; Myrtle Creek. May mittee. Kilpatrick a Junior Endeavor society »; Riddle. M«y «; Oregon City. May evening. About thirteen dollar« were was organised last Sunday al (he 10. Estacada. May 11; Scotts Mill. Poultry Breeding Flocks Tested Pleasant Hill Christian church. The realised for the P. T. A. fund. M*> I t; Rosedale. May IS; Vancou­ noultrv officer. were cho.hu: Pre.I-1 «• Ch” h‘r’ ’ p* '“ , ver. May 17; Spring Brook. May IS: Testing breeding flocks of J E ^ . I d e n L Jeanne Tucker; vice | night . t the Fish j Dundee. May 1»; Sheridan. May SO: for bacillar white diarrhea by the col from there to Woudllng to hla naw god Yamhill. May SI. Arrangements lie g e experiment str.tkm is atm dily I president. Mildred Swift; secretary. grandson, the ton of Mr and Mra. L udle Jordan; treasurer, Verne for these meetings will be in charge advancing reports Dr. W. T. Johnson, Wiley; organist Mildred Swift; chor­ Duy 1‘attee. Of the county agent. i poultry pathologist. Blood samples Miss Kaarhaus of Portland spent ister. Morence Jordan. Ntne mem The Eugene meeting will be held are taken of every Individual fowl In . . . . the w eekend with her sister. Mrs. A. gt 8 o'clock In the evening at tho ¡j,* (,,x.g and g4»nt (O the department bars Joined Sunday, about 30 are ex- _ pected to Join. ' lk chamber of commerce, according to veterinary medicine where It la Kenneth McKen.le star basketball “ • » rUh *** raad* O- L- Fletcher. count agent. analysed. Player of Union High school No 1 ‘••«W- « • ‘“"»•X- » » • “ • nun,b*’[ Recommendations of the bureau -j-^e onject of this work Is to find has been called to Portland on a e -, •« “ * «,rl fr,’ nd' « « • * > * •> » will be summarised by C. J. Hurd and are infected with hactllarv count of the serious llln .M of his » .r celebrate her ninth birthday. C. L. Long of the college extension dtn^hea germs. Mocks are tested I Dames were played and Easier eggs •arvtce. who use special charts and once a year or more according to the father. hunted during the afternoon Mrs. J. Over ninety turned out to the lantern slides showing conditions seriousness of the disease. Some ! R. Msh was assisted by Gertrude brought out in the prune survey. B. docks are found entirely free freia school meeting held at the high school Haugsnn. Mrs. Truman and Alma H. Critchfleld, who conducted the sur­ disease and recommendations are last Saturday. The building program Fish in serving rvfreshmeurts of Ice vey. Is expected to attend the main made bv the department of veterinary “ Pmpoaed “y (he board was defe.t- cream and cake. The following little convention of the one hundred grow­ medicine to keep them free. Already ed by a vote of 55 to 35. A motion to girls were present; Lorna and Alice build a new school house lost by a ers in June. 38500 chickens have been tested so Chase. Alleen Harrington. Margaret “This plan is In harmony with the far this year and Dr. Johnson expects large majority. Meeks. Dale Chaae. Lucille Monday, A surprise m iscellaneous shower gentiment of the growers at the that It wlU reach 100.000 next year. Dorothy Chase. Laverne Honey. Jane was given In honor of Miss Mary Salem meeting April 11.” Paul V. Pengra. Geraldine Chase. Charline , Harden a summer brlde-to be. at the Maris, director of the exteaslon ser­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Uarnine Mon- Fish and Florence Bell Fish. . THURSTON vice. "These growers want some- Mr and Mrs Frank Klntxley and j day night April 18. About 30 of tiling done on organlxatlon and sales children and Miss Lucille Male o f ' Alice Calvert and Thelma Stafford Mlsa Harden's friends were present gervtce before the year's crop Is bar- from Eugene spent Wednesday night The gifts ware placed on a small Fall Creek, were Sunday visitors at vested." at John Edmlstona wagon prettily decorated for the or the home of Mrs. Clara Male. The Sunshine club and the P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hadley from raalon and brought Into the room bv The m ost promising place to rid Hadleyvt|le visited at Taylor Need­ will bold a Joint meeting at the home little Betty Kilpatrick. Angora ffeeces of the kemp nuisance ham's home last Saturday. Mrs. Burch, who was seriously In- , of Mra. T. J Maxwell Thursday. April WITH thia great inntrument and Ortho* ( ( is the breeding pens, according to A. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mitchell from Jured in an automobile arldent last , 38. The afternoon will be spent In phonic Recorda you have the ul tim a t e in (f C. Gage, who gave his illustrated Westfir spent Tuesday night with Mr. Friday on the highway between Mon making articles for a rummage sale musical reproduction. N o better muatcal in- lecture on "From Meld to Fabric." Mitchell's mother. Mrs. Taylor Need­ roe and Eugene was still unrouns Proceeds will go to the Sunshine Club before the O. A. C. Agricultural chib vestment can be made. Song», dance-munc, and P. T. A. ham. clous at last reports. Mrs. Burcb was • t the state college. By selecting avtnphoniea, banda . . . wbati . .. and Misses Maude Russell. Flossie Her­ formerly Miss Hallie Beaver youngest 1 The T J Maxwell family were guests m an n s animals of proper breeding > rinw n! age of kemp tn the fleeces can be home folks. Mrs. George Lord. Hhe graduated stant death Tuesday afternoon when I materially reduced. Removel of the Hubert Cray drove to Monmouth from the University of Oregon an I , he fell from the roof of the new Chase kemp from the rest of the fleece is last Sunday afternoon. has been teaching at Monroe the past green house where he had gone to one of the most difficult and expen Mr. and Mrs. Teeters from R o w ' three years. She was married a few , open the vents. It Is not known give factors of mohair manufacture. River spent Easter,w lth Mr. Teeter s months ago to Mr. Burch of Eugene, whether he had com« In contact with two live wires or If the fall had killed ! sister. Mrs. Taylor Needham. who Is in the Price Shoe Store. He was taken to the Pacific I There was a basket dinner at the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schrenk of Eu him FARM REMINDERS church on Easter Sunday. A,so a gene received another shipment of Christian Hospital In hopes that some . special program. There was a large chicks from the Inwood Leghorn thing could be done for him. The young man was the son of contractor i Crops like potatoes and corn are crowd In attendance farm Tuesday April 19 William Henson and James Hast­ Miss Mildred Mornlngstnr who hus Thompson who was constructing the* easily and cheaply cultivated in Ore­ gon before the crop is planted re­ ings are helping George William to been attending the Normal School greenhouse. His home was In Port­ The K ew ports the experiment station. Weeds move his mill. has accepted a position to teach at land. The Bible class study met with Mrs. ‘ Orthophonie are killed before planting with large Goshen next year. Implements as the disk and harrow. Harblt last Tuesday evening for their Fair Enough Early plowing followed by disking regular meeting. 70 Shoot Arrows He: "I am a self made man I be- and harrowing at frequent intervals Rev. Turner from Eugene spent University of Oregon. Eugene, Ore., ' gan life as a barefoot boy." kills the weeds. Shallow cultivation Tuesday nigh at John Edmlston's. April 21—Approximately 70 Unlver- She: "Well, old dear. I wasn't born The Baugh fam ilies held a surprise g| ty women are turning out for arrh- Jg best later In the season because It does not bring up more weed seeds, i dinner at Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Baugh's ery which is one of the most popular with shoes on. either." Easter Sunday, each family bringing sports with the Co-eds. This Is the Corn utillxes manure applied In the * wel1 B1*ed basket. I noee present fl»teenth year that archery has been Spring beUer than most crops, accord- wer* Mr and MrB IUy Bau* h a,ld taught on the campus Ing to the Oregon experiment station. fnntBy- Mr- and Mrg- " m- Culver A tournament is to be held this "'-'HERE Q U A L I T Y M E E T S C O N F I D E N C E * sent to Spring applications of manure _ g iv e ' from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley gpr,ng Bnd g teani -Ilay better results on corn ground than on »••>«* and daufihter. Iluby. and Mr the O. A. C. Play Day. heat oat or barley crops. ; aad Arthnr B*“«»' from E «gene’s Eugene’s _____________ _ Mrs. Lulu Stanbte and family from It will soon be time Tor Oregon Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll from farmers to think of the Canada this­ N j vest M ott Late planting of spring grain la not | Eugene. tles and the morning glory reports a good Oregon practice. Grain plnnV | Department Progrettive Mr. and Mrs. Hensboe. who live on the experiment station. Patches con­ ed after the first of May gives sm all; the Mohawk, took dinner last Mon­ taining this pest are marked out for We Lead in Style and Quality in All Price Classes Store Store yields according to results at the ex­ day with their cousin. Mrs. Bert separate plowing to avoid dragging periment station. It Is Important Weaver. • , the roots to new places. Thorough that wheat, oats and barley be planted j Mrs. Felix Sparks from Blue River clean culture it the best method for gs soon as the seed bed can be pre- la spending a few days rtsiting In control that has been found to date. pared in the spring. Thurston. Little Patricia Bhough has been ’ The Way It Is Done Early planting Is necessary for field _. , _ .. , for several days. peas in Oregon This crop needs cool "I guess I may as well double my moist conditions to Insure good grow-1 CALL AND SEE Dr. N W. Bmery Income." said the newsboy, as he fold- th the experiment station has tounn. __ ... on prices on plate and other work, t f .c d his dollar bill. Late planted peas are susceptible to » aphid injury. Late sown grain for bay Is better without peas. j j A "musical library” in ¿one instrument/^ 41 ^/ETHERBEE - POW ERS Lara way’s Shopping Newt A Successful Sale Deserves Repetition So W e Repeat for Friday And Saturday For most of the «nail growers i n ' Oregon whose area of potatoes Is n o t; ten acres the corrosive sublimate treatment fs recommended by the ex­ periment station. There are num-r- nus experiments and Biore mtmer.ni- examples In the field, of better y ie ld , god better quality from potatoes that ' are treated. Oregon growers may enlarge fb -lr, market for more alsfke clover for seed, reports the experiment station. It Is the surest of the seed crops, and the acreage in western Oregon can well be expanded. There Is no sur­ plus of alslke at this time. Tho bn j portant things are clean seed, free from sorrel* and white clover, and clean land, free from these and sinil lar pests. The feed» manufactured by us are clean, pure and free from “fillers” of any kind. A comparison of our prices and quality should convince one they art» the most economical feeds to be used. T H E C H IC K FE ED SEASON IS HERE Kerr's Chick Scratch and Mathes. Kert-’s Developing Scratch. Kerr's Developing Mathes. Kerr*t Egg Producer ( 2 V /) High Whpn Oregon red clover growers pay more attention to the seed that is I planted and to growing the crop in rotation, according to the sU»