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PAQW SIX ♦ TUR RPTUNCRIRT P \ FW P UPPER WILLAMETTE * * * * « « * ♦ * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • THURSTON * ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ « ♦ Mr. and Mrs. J e s s e P h elp s and two ch ild ren . E velyn and R o b ert, and n iece M arg aret D ent, will m o to r to R o seb u rg July 4th and join Mr. and M rs. Dent and spend th e day picnic- in g on th e U m pqua giver. CLOVER SEED GROWERS INVITED TO ATTEND CORVALLIS CONFERENCE E. O . A ld ric h o f Shrewsbury. V t - gged 8b, has been reelected to has successive te rm tn public other and his 55th successive term as T o w n d g r i j auJ T rw ^ u re r L ongview Man in T ow n— E rn e st S k in r.er o f L o n g view , W ashington, a rriv e d in S p rin g field T u esd ay night , to spend th e F o u rth . H is w ife has been h e re for se v e ra l w eeks v isitin g a t th e hom e o f Mr and Mrs. R obert , S idw ell. G row ers of clo v er seed in th e S pringfield vicinity a re in v ited to a t tend th e O regon (’lo v er Seed co n fer e n c e w hich is to be held a t th e O regon A g ricu ltu ral college. C orvallis F rid a y , July 12. acco rd in g to a le tte r A t G orrie Hom e— Mrs. D. C. E ng receiv ed by th e S p rin g field N ew s land an d so n s Don and D an. of Wes- from O. S. F letch er. L ane co u n ty ag- tlmber> O regon, a rriv e d in S p rin g r i c u h u n i ag e n t j field W W ed ed n n esd esd ay ay n n ig ig h h t t to to spend T ria ls of O regon red clo v er seed se v e ra l w eeks h e re v is itin g a t th e In th e e a ste rn p a r’ of ti e U nited hom e of Mrs. E n g lan d 's m o th er. Mrs. S ta te r have been u n fav o rab le in r e C. 1. G orrie. c e n t re a rs , m aking it increasingly d ifficu lt for O regon g to w e rs to m a r k e t th e ir seed. T h e d iscu ssio n of Named Bank Head — m ean s fo r o v erco m in g ’h is o b jectio n w ill be one of th e p rin cip al fe a tu re s i o f th e conference. A num ber of p rom in en t seed g ro w e r s and seed b u y ers in th e N o rth w est w ill be on th e program a t th e m e e t in g Aunong th e topics to be d is cu ssed a re f'R ed C lover E x p erim en ts in O regon." "T h e R esu lts of R ed Clo v e r T ria ls in th e E a st.” "T h e C lover j Seed M arket S tu a tio n " “T h e Im p o rt a n c e of C lover fh-ed for my C o u n ty .’ "S e e d C leaning and W eed C on tro l,' “ Seed T estin g and Seed L eg islatio n ." an d “Seed V erification and C e rtifi Gordon S. Rentschler, six L e t four catio n ." inches high, ii perhaps the "biggest man" in the banking bos’cc-s. A fo r J F O R SALK— 3 used Wood R anges, m tr Ohio farm I y, ! '--is beets cheap. Apply Mt. S ta te s P ow er Co. elected president o ' he N . -nal City Lank of New York. Office. C h a rte r No. «941 T he hulk of Hie stra w b e rry rro p In (lie S p rin g field vicinity I i h h been bui vested, and only (he lale b e rrie s ace now being received at the local grocery sto re s W illi (lie lessening of Hie production p rices h a v e lie e ii r u in e d som ew hat, (lie b e rrie s now selling for us high as tw o d o llars n c rs le . w h ereas Mt I lie peak of Hie season they sold h ere for ns low ns $ ,4 0 a c ra te T h e prodticalon In lit is vicinity w as q u ite large tills y ear, desp ite the ra in s w hich dam aged Hi" early part of the crop Tile eiirllest c h e rrie s a rc Jus, b e ginning to a p p ear on local m ark ets Pie c h e rrie s and I,luck R epublicans a re o il sale, lint none of Hie la rg e r v a rieties have rip en ed vet. The ctierr» yield in Ibis p art of alie sla te la said to lie q i l l l e negligible tills year, having been g reatly d am aged by a killing frost when Hie tre e s were lu bloom S s lo is V ic to r In B u n io n D erb y l.o s A ngeles. Calif., J u h I (Auto- c is e a r I Jo h n Halo, plodding police m an from P asslac. N J . won ilrst honors In <' C P yle's ira n sc o n lln e iila l footrace, know n as Hie lltinlon Iterliv, th is year Ills official tim e for lb " tra n sc o n tin e n ta l grind w as 525 hours. 57 m in u tes, 20 seconds i ’ete U iiv u iil. of E ngland, was h im onil in th e flnul sta n d in g s with 526 liours, no m in u tes and 8 seconds O ut of the $60.000 p rises prom ised, Halo Is e n title d to $25.000 and (laVUSSl to $10.000 These three adventurers, with their mascot, Marco Polo, will make their home for the next five years in a fifty-foot ketch while they sail the seven seas in quest of adventure. At the first stop down the California coast they chartered a Pontiac sedan for a land cruise, at taching to it one of the four Adventurers’ Flags in the world, which they have the honor of carrying. Legion to C hoose D eleg ates D elegates to th e s ta te A m erican L egion co n v en tio n a t S alem next m o n th will be e le c te d at th e re g u la r m e etin g of th e S p rin g field Legion post to m o rro w n ig h t. T h e local post is e n title d to th re e d e le g a te s and th re e a lte rn a tiv e s . T h e ele c tio n of th e d e le g a te s w as sch ed u led to tak e place tw o w eek s ago. b u t a s a larg e n u m b e r of m em b ers w ere o u t of tow n a t th a t tim e, th e r e w as n o t a quorum p re s e n t a t th e m e etin g -'J LATE STRAWBERRIES NOW ON LOCAL MARKET Five Years in a Fifty-Foot Boat Mrs. T e e le rs from C o ttag e G rove T he P le a s a n t H ill a th le tic b aseb all ■pent se v eral d ay s last w eek w ith her team and frien d s w ent to E ugene d a u g h te r. Mrs. T ay lo r N eedham las; w eek to play th e A. G u th rie Cam p T he lad les of th e neighborhood bu t th e C am p team failed to show up gave Mrs. M orris Blow n a sh o w er al R alph P. L aird and P. N. L aird h e r hom e last F rid ay a ftern o o n . She h a rv e s te d th e ir a lfa lfa h ay la s t week receiv ed m any u seful g ifts. P. N. l a i r d sold som e of hia In th e Mr. an d Mrs. Ray Baugh and Mrs. field R ena E d m istu n m o to red to S hedd last Mrs. W t. B ristow , who re cen tly S u n d ay and sp e n t th e day w ith th e ir Visited in C a h fo m ia and New Mexico s is te r an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Rob h a s gone (o In d ep en d en ce and T u rn e r e r t D avis an d ch ild ren . C lifford W eav er and Mrs M ary Mc fo r a few d a y s' visit. Rev. W. A. K lkins, who h as been Elroy from Soleni sp en t S unday in p a s to r for th e ll e a s a n t H ill C h ristian T h u rsto n . ch u rch fo r the past ten y ears, d e liv e r i Mrs. C h arles T ay lo r an d Mr. and ed his last serm on a t th e ch u rch last Mrs. Sam M organ d ro v e to S alem last S nnday, Ju n e 29. He w as p resen ted S u n d ay and a tte n d e d a reu n io n of r e w iah a silv er loving cu p by th e con la tiv es of Mrs. M o rg an 's fam ily at g reg atio n in a p p reciatio n of th e se r th e s ta te fairg ro u n d s. E rn e st V lasick a rriv e d from S e a ttle vices he h a s re n d e re d to th e P leasan t H ill com m unity In th e ten years. T uesday and h is wife an d son. who T h '- e w as a b a sk e t d in n e r at the h av e been v isitin g h e r g ra n d p a re n ts. grove and th e m em b ers o f th e c o n g re Mr .and .Mrs. A. W W eav er, left w ith g atio n sp e n t th e a ftern o o n v isiaing him W ed n esd ay for San F ran cisco . Louis E ngles, th e sm all son of E r an d talk in g o v er th e c h a n g e s th at hav e been m ade in th e d is tric t in n e st E ngles from S e a ttle , is h ere for a v isit w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and th a t tim e Ans. A. B. M athew s Miss Norm a A llan W heeler. son of H. C. W heel M athew s d ro v e to P o rtlan d and m et er, will preach at th e P le a sa n t H ill him as he m ade th e trip alone. C hr istian church next Sunday. Ju ly 7. Mr. and Mrs. C ecil Pilney from Ju n e M ost o f th e stra w b e rrie s in th e tio n City and Mrs. R osa i ’alto n front P le a s a n t H ill d is tric t have been h a r P en d leto n v isited a t th e W eav er helio- vested. T he lo g an b erries a re rip en la st S unday. Mrs. I’alto n is an a u n t of in g and h a rv e s tin g will begin next Mrs. W eaver. w eek. T h ere h as been an ab u n d an ce Mrs. B eulah W rig h t front Los An o f peas th is yoar and m an y o f th e g eles a rriv e d M onday fo r a v isit with fa rm e rs find th e y have fa r m ore th an h e r p a re n ts, M r. a n d M rs. Bert th e y can dispose of. M ost o f th e M athew s. farm women a re busy can n in g peas. A11 of the m ills in th e U pper W il la m e tte d is tric t have closed down u n til Monday. Ju ly 8th. Mrs. Je s se P h elp s e n te rta in e d Sun d ay a ftern o o n a t an info rm al p arty tn honor of h e r niece M arg aret D ent, from R oseburg, who has been h er house g u est th e p ast tw o w eeks. T he young folks p re s e n t w ere th te M isses F lo ren ce Jo rd a n . L u cetta B aughm an, B onnie J e a n T in k er. N an cy B arnum . M ildred S w ift, E velyn P helps, M arie B arnum . H elen S e ttle and M arg aret D ent. S andw iches, pickles, c ak e and ice cream w ere served. THURSDAY. JULY 4. U»'-’» Bend People H ere Mrs. Lloyd Ma gill an d d a u g h te r an d son. Peggy and Lloyd, of B end, a rriv e d in S pring- field W ed n esd ay to sp en d a few days v isitin g a t th e hom e of M rs M agill's m o th er, M rs. C. M agill. H ere From W alterv ille — L e ste r M illican of W a lte rv ille s p e n t W ed n esd ay In S p rin g field on b u sin ess ■nMMUKimiBiflW'::. Union S ervice at C h ris tia n Church T he union se rv ic e s In wlihdi all th re e of the S p rin g field c h u rc h e s will p a rtic ip a te will be held S unday night a t th e C h ristia n c h u rc h . Rev. ('. II Blom of th e local B a p tist ch u rch will preach T he C h ris tia n E nd eav o r, the E pw orth L eague, an d the Young P eople's U nion, w hich have all United for th e su m m er, will m eet a t the s h u rrh a t 6:30. M iss W latfrid T yson of th e C h ristia n d liu rch will be the leader. C h arles Thom pson Here- few days v isitin g al th e hom e of Mr. 1 S h a c k le fo rd 's m o th er, Mrs C. M. 1 P e tty jo h n | ■ V isits at Junction C ity M rs J M 1.arso n w ent to Ju n c tio n City T uesday to spend the day v isitin g at (lie hom e ' of h er fa th e r, C h arles 'lo ftd a lil H e re F ro m H e e l- S l.O O K a fo u r y ’s Silks, D ry Goods, Ready to W e a r 61 E. B R O A D W A Y LY SPRAY C h arle s W e n d lin g H O S E — Pointed hOronite T ho m p so n of Bend a rriv e d In S pring field W ednesday and will stay until S unday v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. and M rs. W. T yson V is itin g RAYON Special 3 p a ir fo r flie s - m osquitoes, roaches tfmoths.lice and many other insects Mr and Mrs. W es S h a c k le fo rd -a n d fam ily of W en d lin g a re In S p rin g field for a ANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 'miMdMmMmnviRtni-« iiiiniiiiiiiiniMiBi w n n H u a n n n s O ur G r ea t O ffe r This Modern IW n r ¡1 .. Ss?. r HOTPOINT 0 zs Automatic Range Reserve D is tric t No. 12 R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N O F T H E First National Bank O f S pringfield, in th e S ta te of O regon, a t th e close of b u sin ess on Ju n e 29. 1929 L o an s and D iscounts ..................... ....................................... $97,371.63 O v e r d r a f t s ............................................................................... 80.81 U n ited S ta te s G o v ern m en t se c u ritie s ow ned ............. 39.597.03 O th e r bonds, sto ck s, an d se c u ritie s ow ned ...... >8'383'68 F u rn itu re and fixtures, $5.400.00 .................... ......... ...... 5,400 04 R eal e s ta te ow ned o th e r th a n b an k in g h o u se ..................... ..................... . 10,000.00 R e serv e w ith F e d e ra l R e serv e B ank ........................................................... 14.750.08 C ash and du e from o th e r b a n k s ....................................................................... 43,566.81 4 0 6 .8 6 On side (h e c k s and o th e r ca sh Item s R edem ption fund w ith U. S. T re a s u re r an d due from U. 9. T re a s u re r 312.50 T otal ............................„......................... - ................................................... $300,797.95 We have never made an offer th at means so much to our real customers—the mothers. Here is a most modern convenience that will save hundreds of hours—hours that mean youth, freedom—and better cookery as well. Down payment brings the Hotpoint or Westlnghouse into your home fully installed. The terms have been made doubly easy—just pay $8.00 each month right with your light bill. For thirty days we offer this modern Hotpoint Auto matic Electric Range on terms so low that every mother can afford It. A Corona Electric Cooker Included L IA B IL IT IE S C a p ita l sto ck paid in .............. B u ri In a U ndivided p ro fits— n et . C irc u la tin g n o tes o u tsta n d in g Ca- <hlers’ ch eck s o u tsta n d in g D em and d e p o sits T in e D eposits ......................... T otal $ 25.000 00 3,000.00 3,724.60 6.250.00 502 88 . 185.691.39 76,629.08 t'IM.707.9.’ S ta te of O regon, C ounty of L ane, as.: I. Wm. G. H ughes, p re s id e n t of th e ab o v e nam ed b an k do so lem n ly sw ear th a t the above s ta te m e n t is tr u e to th e b e s t of m y kno w led g e and belief. WM. G. HUGHES, President. C o rrect A tte st: L. K. P age, A. R. S n e e d , P au l H adley, D irecto rs. S u b scrib ed an d sw o rn befo re m e th is 3rd day of Ju ly . 1929. (S E A L ) FR A N K A. D eP U E , N o ta iy Public. (M y com m ission ex p ires Jan . 11. 1932) Or a Westinghouse Perhaps you prefer the Junior Console Westinghouse Range. We offer that too so that no mother will be with out electric cookery because of preference. The same terms apply to the Westinghouse. 1 h <- - MOUNTAIN STATES SPRINGFIELD For July only, we include with each purchase of a 3- plate model Hotpoint or Westinghouse range a Corona Electric Cooker. It adds more than one plate to your range capacity. It bakes, stews, boils and browns food just to a turn. Hook it up on any light outlet. It uses no more heat than an electric iron. Take it witli you on the picnic; it will retain heat for over six hours. POWER COMPANY OREGON •:':WIMniili'llffiroHlWllWHIIIIffllWII«lllWIWIIMIII6illlllHI8IIW:iWMKWIIIlWltil«W IMIinillllllinilllllWlffllfflllllffll»|l[|IIIIIWIII1hiH»imilllll!:illll¡:MUiMnillllllfflllllW^
