PAGE FOUR CERTIFIED SEED METHODIS TOLJ Farmer* Must File Applica­ tion With County Agent By July 15 for Grain Crops THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1988 Foreigners Finding It Hard to Foe! American Delegates at Parley PADDOCK GETS INJURY 09695748 AT LUMBER MILL FRIDAY A block of wood which flow from u planer at the Booth Kelly Lum her company Friday struck Wade l uddock hilling him on tho hip and ------ — inrilctiiig a d ep gaidi Nin »1 itches j wo Seal* Middle Si«ter on MOUNTAIN PEAK ~ w v d r* to c>...... "• skii; 15 M u u n u Spend By FRANK STOCKBRIDGE The World Monetary and Kcouo Week-end in Mountain* Picnic * t Swim m ers' Delight mlc Congress, now in session In London, regre ents sixty-six out of Rules for certification of seed of First successful efforts of this Mr. mid Mrs. Lum Ander on and the seventy organised nations of various farm crops and blanks (or I Wo children, Mr and Mrs. W. A year to »cale any of the Three the globe. Fifty-seven of them are applying for inspection (or certifi­ Taylor, and nephews, Doc aim Mister» mountains in the Cascade members of the League of Nations, cation were received this week by Wilson Taylor, and Mr. and Mr* range were reported this week namely: . As an Indication of th» amount O. 8. Fletcher, county agent, from K. K. I'yne. ull of Sprlngileld, form the extension crop specialist of the Abyssinia. South Africa, Albania. cd a picnic group tit Swimmers' of snow which remains on th« Oregon Agricultural college, who Argentina. Australia. Austria. Bel ! Delight park Bunday aft .'moon. An peaks It was a party of two, Ed makes or supervises all inspections glum. Bolivia, Bulgaria. Canada. other purty of picnickers at the Johnson und Norwuld Nelson of for seed certification. The purpose Mrs. F. D. Griffith visited her do* Chile, Colombia. Culm. Csechoslo park that afternoon Included Mr EiiHene who maile the first climb Jh* va|(|a Denmark, Dominican Repub of certification is to provide relia­ tor husband in New York und Mr*. F. B Flutiery and Mr. and of the Middle Hlster Bunday Using “her'TXh to’ Mellviood , ,,c «•«""'»- Finland. France. Her ble sources of seed of approved Mr W. F Walker, also of this ski the entire distance They did not climb the final MM* feet which crops and varieties practically free city. but refused to pose with Mrs. many. Greece. Guatemala. Haiti. they say la Impossible will) ski from disease, weed seeds, or mix Griffith for this photo Honduras, Huugary. India. Iraq. turee. They did not cary any toe picks Irish Free State, Italy, Japan. La Their climb was the second at' Crop Oates Set tvla. Liberia. Lithuania. Luxent LANE YOUTHS ATTEND tempt A party constating of the Lane county farmers who desire burg. Mexico. Netherlands. New two, Hurry Wright and Clifford C. M. T. C, CAMP NOW Zealand. Nicaragua. Norway. Pan to have farm crops Inspected for Arch Hliough who has Inen In Rtalaberg, were driven off Ihe seed certification should file their i sm i. Paraguay. Persia. I*eru. Pol- eastern Oregon for severul months mount! In a week earlier by the applications with County Agent Basic Instruction Elim inated This and, Portugal, Rumania. Salvador. returned here for a few days' with sleet and biting wind, Year; Full Athletic Pro­ Fletcher as follows: Gralu. before Siam. Spain. Sweden. Swltgerland, Ills family. gram Planned The first group to climb the July IS; potatoes and Ladlno clo­ Turkey. United Kingdom, Uruguay, Mrs. Gladys Lambert from Crow mountain on fool consisted of 16 ver, before July 25. Venezuela and Yugoslavia. la spending u few data with Mrs member* of the Musuma Outdoor Vancouver Barracks, July 6 — Information on red clover seed The nine nations In the confer­ Bert Weaver. Seven students from Lane county club of Portland They went to certification will be available soon ence not members of the League Frank Remile spellt a few daya Frog Camp Saturday evening, and all farmers desiring to have are attending the seventh annual are Afghanistan. Brazil. Costa Rica. In eastern Oregon on a fishing moved Into While Branch Bunday Tennessee anthracnoee-reeistant or Cttliens' Military Training camp Ecuador. Egypt, Hedjax. Iceland, trip the past week. afternoon and spent Monday and hardy Ohio red clover Inspected here, now under way and scheduled the United States of America and Mrs. Alberta Davenlilll left u few Tuesday climbing for seed certification should tile to run until July 12 They are part the Union of Socialist Soviet Re­ daya ugo for Los Angeles Io spend of a ramp much reduced In site, as publics—In our language. Russia. Membera of the ski party alate their application at once. Runs Fifty-two Financing In- the summer considerably less than half the ori­ that the snowline In the upper No Charge fo r Qraln Three Big Objective* , • • titu fio n s W i t h In v e s tm e n t Katherine Attn Russell from mountains had receded rapidly There are no charges for inspect­ ginal quota of 6*0 were able to The main purposes of this great ' Many New Crops and Experi- of Two Billion Dollar*— Brooks 1» visiting her grandpar- during the week between their ion of grain. The charge for Inspec­ come this time, due to drastic re­ loternational convention are. first merits in Plant Breeding to •ills, Mr. und Mr» Fred Russell. Thirty-nine Agricultural trip*. tion of potatoes Is *1.76 per acre, ductions necessitated by Ninth to try to find some way by inter Be Shown at Station Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Buell from with a minimum charge of *4.00; corps area headquarters Inttruc- national action to raise the prices : ----------- Medford are visiting Miss Heers ma. Ladlno clover ten cents per acre, , 'on« 'n “ ne with the federal econ of commodities In foreign trade; Return* from Portland — C. J. MERICA'S biggest banker today Wednesday. July 12. will be Laue Mrs Linn Endicott und son. Fred­ McKee returned Tuesday evening with a minimum charge of fifty om-v P™«r»n‘ Attending from Lane second, to remove or modify the County day at-the liregou Agricul­ It tbe Federal Government cents. Varieties of grain that will county are: Otis J. Neet. Wendllng; barriers which stand in the way of tural college experiment station at which Is now operating fifty two die. from Portland are visiting re­ from Portland where he attended a meeting of retail bakers be Inspected for certification are Roger K. Pendell, Wendllng; Ray­ the free flow of goods from one Corvallis according to O. S Fletch­ Onanclug Institutions, save Pro­ latives here. i "" - Hood, Jenktn, and Red Huston mond R Rlesenhuber. Canary; Carl nation to another; third, to arrive er, county .agent, who Is making fessor John Hauua of Columbia Uni­ wheat; Hannchen and O. A. C. No. W. Robbins. Jr.. Eugene; Galen P. at some common basis of money latne county arrangements for the versity In the American Bankers As­ 7 barley; Victory. Schoolman, and Robbins. Eugene; Clarence V. so that there will no longer be day. Interested people will assent sociation Journal. "Forty of these are owned entirely | gray winter oats Varieties of pota »«««■. Leaburg. and Mathew C. great disparities between the val­ day taktio ble back of the agriculture building by the Government.” he say*. "In toes commonly grown in Lane Smith. Eugene, ues of the currencies of different on the college campus at 10:30 twelve more Ihu Government ha* al­ county approved for certification All Are Veterans j nations. ready a two-thlrds Interest. Thirty- a. m. are low top Burbank. Netted Gem. Like all other students at the On those general proposals all The forenoon will be devoted to seven are Intend'd In be permanent Irish Cobbler, and Earlieet of All. camp this year, these youths are of the important nations except inspection of forage crops on the Twenty live of the permanent ones , . .. ,, . _ sud fourteen of the temporary ones veterans of at least one previous France, and practically all of the plots ol neur the college . . . . " e buildings » i >ro ggricuitm-ai, camp, for the reduction order elimi­ minor nations are tu agreement, if ---------------------------- N O W P L A Y IN G ------ , Crops to be seen In the forenoon IMMACULATE ARLISS IS "The cupiisi slock held by the nated all beginners or bastes, who France can be whipped Into line Th«» Finest Picture This F u iiin u ii Star lia s Ever DISHEVELED FOR FILM normally form a >arge proportion it should be easy to work out the are highland Reed Canary grass. United Stales In th> -e tun: a has s Chewing fe cue. zig zag clover, par value of * 1.3kO.uoo.oot) The Gov­ Made Better Than the "M illionaire.'* it 1. a new and somewhat d iw '°f the a,t'‘nd,nee WW* a,teml details. meadow foxtail. non-shuttering ernment's total Investment la near­ France, "Bad Boy” at London hairy vetch, and miscellaneous ly *2,000.000.000. Resources o f these heveled George Arliss. usually so ance was more than cut in half. however, all the rest of the plans France, as Is always the case In other forage crops. institutions exe ed *3.000.000,000. In immaculate, who appears In the addition tho Government ha* de­ Warner Bros, picture. “The Work W ill Inspect Berries tailed supervision over fifty one Inspection of small fruits plots mortgag* bunks, operating under ing Man" which comes to the fore. Colonel Harry A. Wells, camp—bad boy" of the London meeting commander, has directed that the j France always goes Into such con- on the east farm will start at one screen of the McDonald theatre to­ original training program be follow- ferences with a complete program o’clock. Among things to be seen Federal charter. day for three days. “The Government also supervises ed in detail; and In accordance —gi) in France's favor—and pro- For , George Arllss let his hair with this Lieutenant Thomas J. tests loudly that she won't play there are strawberry breeding 4.000 local agricultural loan a socia . grow or six wee s before begin- , Croa3 adjutant, is running the unleas she has her own way She plots and raspberries and black lions with Federal charters. All this hikes no acrount of the relations of n n< wor on e production. In (our weeks as usual, is carry-, usually winds up by accepting the berries under irrigation. Following the Government to the twelvn Fed­ inspection of berry plots, alfalfa e • ongfishlng trip Is lm )ng tjlrottg^ a f„u COurse of instre- majority verdict and then going terrupted by a chance to do an old tion. and is devoting afternoons home and lamenting loudly that the variety trials, and clover fertilizer eral iti rve bant. r. nor of the su thorlty recently g lv n to the Rerun and Irrigation trials will be seen. friend a good turn in disguise and dally to organized athletics In has been robbed. strurtlon Finance Corporation to Following inspections at the east the seedy appearance of the char­ which all students must take part. France started those tactics at farm those interested will go to buy preferred slock In national and acter Mr Arliaa portrays, is the Medals and trophies, offered by the beginning of this conference, the Granger farm to Inspect the state commercial banks." disguise. The Darling of Radio various patriotic organixatlons and insisting that the money of the Consolidation Called For Ordinarily. Mr. Arlias. while in individuals, are available as before world be Immediately stabilized at cereal nursery and variety trial The President has ordered the RUTH ETTING Hollywood, has his hair trimmed and will go to winlnng students for . their present ratios. That did not plots. Here cereal breeding work, consolidation of the agricultural malting barley trial*, seed treat­ In a Delightful Mualcal Comedy every two weeks by the studio bar­ achievement in studies, in charac- suit the English, who would like to ment plots, fiber flax, seed flax, credit agencies Into the new Farm ber. With four weeks of extra grow­ "Crashing the Gnte" ter, in marksmanship and in athlet- keep the dollar much higher to the and seed plots of crimson clover, Credit Admlnlslrallon. says Pro- I th and a careless combing, the lea. The awards will be made at ' pound than it Is now. nor the Am- feasor Hanna He expresses the hairy vetch, and meadow foxtail opinion that before the cousolbla usually sleek Arlias head was SPORTS REEL — "MOTORCYCLE MANIA" — NEWS the annual visitors’ day at the end < cricans. who think the pound ought will be seen. tion of the agricultural financing changed to a rough grey thatch ¡of camp. to get back to its old dollar value Those taking part In the tour agem lea loo much machinery bud No wig or hair piece was necessary or higher. But the French delega should take a basket lunch. A place been created to administer th e; to complete the makeup. For home tion circulated the report that an for the lunch and coffee will be flouncing Institutions which the use. Mr. Arliaa combs the same INJUNCTION AGAINST LAW agreement had been reached and provided by the college. The county Government either owns or super hair tightly to his head and appears GIVEN TRUCK OWNERS dollar prices began to tumble. agent states that all Interested par- rises. fairly normal. France wants, in short, to keep the ties are Invited to take part In the "Existing lusiitutioiia represent a "The Working Man" Is a delight­ considerable differentiation of tone Oregon truck owners must pur- | franc Just where it Is, and if the ful and highly entertaining comedy chase their regular license plates I pound goes much higher the French tour. tion and any consolidation should drama In which Mr. Arliaa, a weal­ be preceded by a careful survey of for their conveyances, but they j will have to go off the gold stand- thy manufacturer, masquerade« as the actual arllrlilet of the various need not abide by the other clauses ard, like the rest of the world. a small town fisherman In order Institutions,” he continues. "The In the truck and bu-> bill which was on the other hand, the Japanese to save from ruin tbe children of only consolidation the Aiimlnistra approved at the last election and ale opposing stabilization because the man who bad been hia bitter­ wfiicb provides for high Insurance they want to keep the yen cheap. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Phelps und tion has announced Is that of ibe est rival in both business and love. daughter of Swlsshome visited at agr.cultural credit agencies In the ve jand compulsory bonds for all car-! u. s. Ably Represented Farm Credit Administration As * A notable supporting cast lD' ”*— rierg Every nation haa sent Its ablest the Phelps home Monday Mr. permanent solution litis arrange eludes Bette Davis as his leading Phelps Is in the forestry service. This statement was made Satur- men to the London conference merit Is loo closely hound up with lady. Hardle Albright In tbe Juven­ E. B Tinker and daughter. Bon pot I lies.'' There are seven prime ministers day by A. C. Anderson, president ile lead. Gordon Weetcott, Theo­ among the delegates. There Is no nie Jeanne and Miss Florence Jor­ dore Newton and J. Farrell Mac­ of the Farmers’ Protective associa­ ground, however, to fear that the dan, returned from California Wed The Value of the College* Donald. Tbe screen play by Charles tion after he had obtained an In­ American delegation will be out- nesday. June 29. While away they Kenyon and Maude T. Howell la junction in Judge L. G. McMahan's rmarted. There are few abler men visited at the home of I). G. Linton ' ’’HE physical properties and en- based on a story by Edgar Frank­ Circuit Court at Salem Friday. The and family who formerly lived at “• dowments of institutions of temporary Injunction restrains C. In America than Secretary of State Pleasant l'lll. lin and directed by John Adolfl. I: ;her education In the United E. Thomas, corporation commls- Cordell Hull, former Governor Hills Creek baseball team will Slates are now valued at over *2.500,- Attend Chicken Dlnner-Among «‘oner from enforcing the law until | James M. Cox. Senator Key Pltt- play Dinty Moore’s next Sunday 0,0.000. Endowments alone aggre man, Senator Couzens, Represent­ the several guests entertained at a a final decision I* made. at Swimmer's Delight. This will be gate over *1.150,000,000. Thirty col ative McReynolds. James M War large chicken dinner July 4 by Mr. Lane county wood dealers, eape- ' burg and their economic advisers, an interesting and important game leges and univin: is have endow | and Mrs. Paul Basford were Dr. dally, would have suffered under and a large crowd Is expected to nu nts that average *12,000,000. ’ who Include such men as Professor Eleven out of the 30 have endow and Mrs. Milton V. Walker and the enforcement of the law, they IO. M. W. Sprague and Rene Leon. be present. inents that an rage *35,000,000. A children, Glenn and Helen Mar- say, aa compliance with the law Rex, tha youngest son of Mr. very few of them have endowment* They know Just what America garet. would have made it impossible for and Mrs. O. btutz. spent the Fourth of over *100,003,000 rach. The an wants and they are not easily fool­ of July vacation at Coquille with nual operating income of Instltu ------------------------- - many of them to meet the neces- ed by even such high politics as Son Born Monday—Mr. and Mrs. sary fees to remain Io business. John Huntington and family. Mr Hons of higher learning amounts to Europe plays. In the first major L. D. McKenney are the parents of Wood prices were slated to rise Huntltngton Is mill ho s at Lewis' ever *500,0 i o. Gifts to them in a political skirmish of the conven­ a six and onehalf pound baby son July 1 because of the bill, but mill. Ills dauguter returned with she, I" yi'ir have reached a total of tion, the fight for the chairmanship *22J,O‘,d,(j. 0. born to them at their home on Fifth prices on most wood have remained of the Monetary Commission, the him. street, July 3, 1*33. staple. Americans won hands down and Mother Visit*— Mrs. Elin Fruin Return to Roeeburg — Dr. and James M Cox was elected chair­ Mrs. O. Van Valzah returned returned to her home at Junction man. * America is in the best position to their home at Roseburg afler City Tuesday after having spi'iit of any of the nations in the con­ spending the week-end here at the the holiday week end In Bpring ference, for we not only have more home of his mother. Mrs. A. B. Van field at the home of her son. Enoch 8tuart. Ed Johnson und his mother gold than anybody else but they Valzah. of Plainview, Washington were also all, or practically all of them, owe Montana People Here— Mr. and guests at Ihe Htuart home. us money. Mrs. L. Bowman of Butte, Montana U. 8. Wields Power Return* from Bend— Mrs. C. F. America, too, Is In a better posi­ are visiting here at the home of Barber and daughter returned tion than any of them to take Its Mr . A. B. Van Valzub, home Tuesday following a vacation doll rags and go home If the party visit with relatives at Bend. Mr. doesn't go to our delegates’ liking. Barber went to Bend Saturday to Under the new powers granted to get his family. President Roosevelt, we can put the dollar at any prlPe relative to the pound, the franc or the yen NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Now Low Gas Rates for Water Heating Now Available, that we like, regardless of what Departmerrt of the Interior, Gen the other fellow does. We can keep Investigate Our Special for Automatic Service. eral Land Office at Roeeburg. our tariff walls up and reduce our Oregon, July 5th, 1933. currency to a point where our goods NOTICE Is hereby given Ihnl Nels F. Gaarden, of Vida, Oregon can climb over the highest tariff Unusually Low Prices and Terms on the New Model who. on July 19th, 1933, made wall any of them can erect. We Homestead entry Serial No. 020311.1 *‘G" Rex Storage Heater. can curtail production In agricul for 8W'4 NE>4, 8E>4 NW'4. NE«4 During th warm weather, it is impossible to exercise ture and Industry to meet our own 8W<4 and NW% SE«4. Section «. Township 17 8.. Range 4 E . WII domestic demand* and no more. If Ask Us About "Made to Mra»Ur«” Hot Water Servic* too much care in the choice of your meats. We pro­ Ifimette Meridian, has filed notice B we care to do that. of Intention to make final three Those are the weapons the vide the choicest cuts and keep them in perfect con­ year Proof, to establish clnlm to United States delegates to London the land above described, before dition. Make this your meat headquarters and be E. O. Immel. U. 8. Commissioner, have In their hands. Nobody wants at Eugene, Oregon, on the 15th day to have to use them. Everybody safe. of August, 1933. would prefer an amicable Interna­ Claimant names as witnesses: tional economic agreement, but If Erank Walker, and Ralph Green, Walter Johnson, faooous speed bull of Vida, Oregon; J. O. McKinney, we are forced to economic national­ piteher belovcd by all fana, is bai li ism, we can get along better with­ in the big show agaia, nuw managing of Blue River. Oregon and Prince Eugene, Helfrlsh, of Vida, Oregon. Springfield E. C. S T U A R T , Prop. 4tb and M ain Sts — Phone 63 out tbe other nations than they ilo C’.evelnnd Indiana iu the Amer HAMILL A. CANADAY. Register ir. Lingue. can get along without us. (Ju 6-13-20-27—A 3) The Battle of the Currencies Thurston JULY 12 IS LANE DAY AT COLLEGE U. S. GOVERNMENT GREATEST BANKER A m m m « < p.m M