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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-02-23
Acorn District.

Miss Sarah Sheldon of South Bend
is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wib Sheldon enter
tanned the Farmers club last week.
Herm Miller and Mr. Austin made a
business trip to Lawton last Saturday
1t is nothing uncommon to see a
load upset these days on account of
the deep snow.
Earl Jay is slowly recovering after
being confined TO his bed a few days
with bad cold.
Charley Bilsborrow is driving a new
pair of horses that he purchased near
Gobleville last week.
Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. John
Blanchard of Almena took dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin one
day last week.
Reuben Johnson and wife, Frank
Fuller and wife and Henry Hoppin
were entertained at the home of Herm
Miller recently.
Frank Fuller takes a great deal of
pleasure these days driving that nice
pair of sorrels. Frank says they need
exercise as we'll as himself.
How common a thing it is to hear
people remark that there is no money
in poultry. Mister Austin gives lit
tie item on his small flock, commenc-
ing last March with Is pullets and
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-02-23
The Choice of a Husband

is too important matter for woman
to be handicapped by weakness, bad
blood or foul breath. Avoid these
kill hopes by taking DR.. Kings New
Life Pills New strength, fine com
plexion pure breath, cheerful spirits
things that win, men follow their
use. Easy, safe, sure. Csc at all drug
gists. III
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-02-23
wrence.

1912 wall paper samples Phone 100.
Gail Combs of Bangor spent few
days here with relatives.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-02-23

He made on an average of S2.84 per
head clear profit. And that is not all.
He has won two silver cups, ~ rib
bons and other valuable premiums
and is the owner of a $3.50 cockerel,
which Judge Tucker pronounces as
fine a Red as he ever handled and
gooe enough to win anywhere in the
United States.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-02-23
Automatic.

AxIomatiC.
Most OF us forget rather than for.
give because II Is easier.-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

Prof. David Hand at Danish
american Club.

The adult gymnasium class OF the
Danish-Amerfcan Athletic Club will
resume studies In drilling under
Prot. David Hand. OF Newark, on
"Wednesday night. AS Mr.. Hand
formerly worked in that capacity
for the Danish Sociable Athletic
Club and WAS found to be a good
instructor In sgymnasffcs, he will be
welcomed by the active members of
the club. His appearance here will
undoubtedly be the means Of stir
ring up interest among the athletes.
He will give instructions In indoor
athletic work each Wednesday night.
The Danish-American club SEEING
to be coming forward with rapid
since its recent ~reorgani-
satfon and bids fair to become the
foremost active athletic organiz-
alton id this part of the state. This
appearance of such fighters as Joe
BedeIi, Johnny Carol and Frank
Mccormick In Its club house for
training purposes has been the
a Of stirring up considerable
interest in the boxing game.
The club members with enjoy an
entertainment and smoker In its
headquarters In New street next
Sunday afternoon and night. -Ath-
Ietic events and games will be par
gtieipated in. Various kinds OF
smokeables will be furnished and
refreshments will be served. The
affair will start at 4 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
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NEW FRENCH CABINET.



Paris, Jan l5.-The new ministry as
announced by NJ. Poincare is hailed by
the Afatin as d national enc. 1t Is well
reeeiyexf by@the newspapers generally
and compared wittsth cabinet of Gam
BETA thirty years ago. The self denial
aud individual deviation shown by the
members are widely recognized as I'M
psraIIeled m years Z
The REV cabinet consists OF four sem
.~storssand eight deputies. and only ene
paeuheg. sEern&Rd Davis, has not been
administer before
From q party or rather a group point
Of view Eenstprs Rolncare and Dupuy
neao1x TO tns 1epupitcnn union. Bour-
geets aud PANS ara members OF the
Democratic left. Ehenaeies Steeg. Klotz
and Gutsthau ace Socialist Radicals.
neacHass aud Dav 1a belong to the Read
kal left. N. Lebrain Is a member OF
the Democratic 5sft- H. Milsenand,
who wassthe first Socialist to accept 0
portfolio under M. Waldeck-Roslsseau,
ts y Socialist Republican. Nj Arisside
Hrsaul Is uar uescr1Ded IN any group.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

Notice of time and place or the ap~
plication OF the COUNCIL OF the City OF
Perth ArHboy, In the County OF Mtddaa-
sex and State of New Jersey Tor the
appointment of commissioners for the
Improvement by paving or Penn street
from Washington street to Hall ava
nue.. and Davidson avenue.
Notice is hereby given. By virtue or
the provisions OF an act OF the leEfs-
tature or the State OF New Jersey, en-
IAN Act to authorize the improve
msnt OF streets and highways n elites
OF this state. and to provide Tor the
payment OF the expense OF the same,
.Iapproved June Ii. 1898. and OF The sav-
| arai acts a~mendafory thereof and sup
Elementary thereto: that on the nine
llfeenth day OF June. In the year, OF
Lord, one Thousand nine hundred
land twelve, at the hour of ten o'clocAI
lin the or sas soon theresa ter
az the Court of Common Eleass Oh The
County q hi ad , u the s5aa ans, e
Eat the Court House, In the CITY OF
New B~ranswlck. In said County. this
ECouncil of the City OF Perth AmpoS.
In said Ceunty., Win appiy 70 SAID
The appointment 81 three disinterested
Ipersons. who are freeholdert and rest
IAents Of the said City OF Perth Annhnys
as C0flHnissiansrs to estimate and Rsz
aess the benefits 70 property eF rea-
strest from washington street 70 haif
avenue with vttrified shAle paving
EArsek with the appurIananees. Cd n@
frSasan OF the improvement oI paving
Enavihson avenue with Bsfnltthic tAvz
ffnw mntarial with the appnEeennncss
kaif Ia tbs City OF Perth AfsaboE atoFe-
Dated pszth Aaspoy. N. = January
s - 0lE4Rua
y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
pURITAHS TO
CHANGE COURT
Will Play in Wilder Hall In
stead of kozusk0's.

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Commencing on Wednesday night
and thereafter the Puritan Athletic
Club will play all its county league
hasketball games In Wilder hall In
Smith street, instead of Kozusko's
hal, according to an announcement
made by the club officials yesterday.
The reason Ia the better location
OF Wilder hall and its larger size,
making It better u TIC sport.
On "Wednesday night the Puritanss
quintet will buck up against the
~Crescents, Of Midtown. A lively
tussle can be expected as the Cres-
cents are regarded as a team supe-
rior to moss OF those In the county.
They proved their superiority owe
the Puritarfs last year. AS q pre-
ifminary contest to this county
league attraction, the Young Mems
Hebrew Association and Puritan
Junior fiyes will clash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

Another big running card 10 down
for tonight In the Auditorium UNI
der the management Of the Permo
A. A. ''Billy's lQueal, the famous
champion middle distance runner;
Henri st. Yves, the doughty little
Fl.nennan, and "oar Own" ~.
Raines will make up the trio in the
special ten mile event, which will
be the last feature of the evening.
Some scrambIing is expected among
the runners to finish up in front, for
a large purseswill go to theeflrst two
winners. Queal- said over the
phone Saturday that he expects to
take home the bacon.
The three mile running race Will
attract considerable interest, as it
will bring together some of the best
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
BEAT The
MILLT0WN CRESCENTS
Home Team Scores Another Victory
in County LEAGUE Saturday Night
by Score Of Is to 3.
CONTEST THROUGHOUT

Another team was passed Satur-
Iday night In the county league race
by the Riyersides. This time 1t was
the Crescent A. c., OF Midtown, and
the score was something like IS to 8.
torium before "a big crowd. Reynolds
and e. Grabiel played we'll fol their
teams, starting many of the passing
formations which made the game SO
exciting and interesting. The visi-
tors were handicapped somewhat by
the slippery floor, but even at that
showed flashes Of expected form.
The work of Burns and Schantz
at guards was tho feature. These
two lads stuck to the visitors for
wards like glue. They tTafled Carr
land and C. Crabiel all over the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
Five AFL0AT ON ICE IN LAKE,
Hope of Eescuinn Men Abandoned by
Chicago L-ife Savers.

Chicago. Jan i5.-Hope Of rescuing
the FIVE men afioat on the Ice or Rog-
ers Park was abandoned. and the roll
of those lost in the great battle with
the Ice In Lake Michigan WAS swelIed
Il thirty this
The steamer Flora Nj. Fiji Of the
HHiIl line. that left Waukegan Saturday
morning. carrying twenty-five men.
has moi been heard from. and friends
OF the crew fear that the steamer has
gone down with ali on board.
The lake shore from Grant Park to
Evanston WAS lined with regular and
volunteer life ssverss to be In readiness
TO take advantages OF any opportunity
to reach either OF the FIVE big steam
ers, the Indiana. the Alabama. tbe
Iowa. the Georgia and the Kansas.
that are imprisoned In tile ieefelds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
.COUDON GETS
THIRD PLACE
High lump in New
York, Saturday.

"Dug" Coudon. the new arrival
at 'sAmboy high won third place
inethe running high jump at the in
door meet at the Twenty-second
Regiment Armory, New York, Sat-
urday night. Goudon, who entered
under the colors OF the local high
school, topped the cross beam at
Ave feet. seven inches, which, added
to a six inch handicap, placed him
up among the leaders. Fielding, OF
the ". YEA. G., won first place with
IA jump of five feet, eleven inches,
and q handicap Of three inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
FOOT RACES TO
BE ATTRACTION
Champion Queal Will Run 81. Yves and Raines in Audi.
forum Tonight--Glover Expects to Beat Halbert in
Three Mile Eyent--0ne Mile Open, Also.

amateurs hereabeuts. Dave Hal-
bert, of the Peerless a. o., will der
fend his title of champion on the
Auditorium track from a field COM
posed of j. Glover, of Boston; s..
Stevens, Of Railway; Roy Wilson.
of the Marions, and other speedy
boys. The distance EEt &c the full
three miles.
AS a preliminary. there will be a
one-mile open event for all corners
Medals will be awarded In this
event. ]. Glover, of Boston, who
WOE this event last time, Is entered
in the three mile run. He sent IA
letter to the EVENING NEWS to-
day stating that he Is in the pink of
condition and ready to take home
the prize. Glover Is Raines' pro-
tege.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
LIVE Z, ...s.l TIPS

81
whether 1t rains or whether 1t
SHOWS; we MUST have weather,
whether o. no."
aBilly'' Queal will be here to-
night. Nuff saIdI
I'll have that affidavit ready by
tomorrow.
Good weather for ducks. Are
you a goose?" (Charlie Jacobson's
latest.
Lot of talk about "T.R." these
days. Much Ado Apout Nothing
as Billy" Shakespeare would say.
x 49, q
Did you know tsBi1ly?" Fine old
skatel He's dead now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
GAME is OFF
INDEFINITELY
s,eoiof q ~ BYENrNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 16.-The
game set down In the county league
for tomorrow night between the
Riyersides, of Perth Amhoy, and the
X. O. X. A., OF this place, has been
postponed Indefinitely. The match
was scheduled to be played on the
court at Columbia hall, this city, but
st. Peter's Roman Catholic fair. now
in progress, made a change in date
necessary. The game will be played
just as soon as the hall can be se-
cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

floor, and then some. McCreery, -
usual. WAS high score q Tbs
Universities (10) Crcscents 90
sMcCreery Garland
right forward
ikAl3ct sss~. y. GFA0I84
left forward
Reynolds ..-...........J. CEabf81
centre
lburns KuAItnAu
right guard
Scliant1 w. Smith
left guard
Field goais-McCraery (s}. Allen
Ef2). Reynolds CA, {. Grabtsl, i.
Crabiel. Foul goaIs-MnCraery.
Reynolds. Garland ca. T.. Crabiof
GAY. Referee, Van Mnlchahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
WOULD ENTERTAIN THIEF.
Chicago Jewellers Plan to Stop an Flu
awe HRsfftssn

Chicago Jswaiers Plan to Stop an Elu-
sivs aRsfsffsss
Chicago. Ian. 15-Highest honors In
the Gift of the Chicago Wholesale
jewelers. association will be paid to
an elusive padded brick window
srnashar IL be win accept. He is inyft
ed@to be the honor guest at the costly
banquet next Wednesday evening The
COMMITTEES Of arrangements decided to
set a table aside for him and his vic
TINS.
The window sInasher has robbed
jswalry stores Of ssoaAo worth 81
goods in the iast sir mouths The 20.
Hoe lravsr failed Z catch him. and the
Jewellers have asoided To try cUncilia
tioB. He IS promised Immunity from
arrest and will simply he asked to
transfer his activities TO Soma other
kind of merchandise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
FIVE
BOOK GAMES

The Flying Five, OF Tottenville,
have booked a trio OF good games
for the next two weeks. On either
Tuesday or Thursday night they will
play the Company G quintet, of
West New Brighton. while later in
the month they meet the College
Settlement Ave, OF Manhattan. The
FloTance A. {. will be played on
February q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
COLD GETS 4 SETBACK.
Weather Bureau Secs Relief In Sight
For tire East.

w saf1sr sbdFNHu ao6ed H64ftf IN 13t1hk
For THE East.
Washington. Jan l5-lThe weather
bureau Issued the following bulletin:
mo severe cold wave Will cross the
country during the week-
ssrhe week will be enc OF general
fair weather east of che Rocky noun
tains except that = short period OF
rains In soathern ana snows5 IN nor
thern ststes Will afte1d q disturbance
which Will appear tn tfss northwest
Tuesday croSs the middle west Wed.
nesday OF Thursday nd the eastern
states sbeut Frlaay. Precipitation
sviiI be above tias norHo4l In the Eacihc
skafeksH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
SEE NEW WORLDS FORM.
Astronsrnsgs Use Gamers 10 Nets Prog
rsss of New Steiisr Systsus.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 16-Astrono-
nevs on the summit of Mount Wilson
are watching the birth Of the new sselr
lar system by g Of a giant reflect
ing telescope. and withsa eamera they
are keeping a record Of the progress Of
sAa bEth OF wprlds.
Que OF tbs most remarkable photo.
graphs avar made has Just been prs
pared BIZ Dr. Edward A. Faith with the
aad OF q huge sixty inch reflector. The
picture ahowa q apiral nahelae sugar.
sasav n Cha very ack CT eKyaGaEaszsaa
s-@smmuabeTaa AasF saRas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
MANAGERS OF JUNIOR
LEAGUE MEET TONIGHT

The managers OF the junior league
basketball teams will meet soA1sat
In the Y. NJ. III. A. rooms to- discuss
.|several matters OF Importance. Tha
question OF eligibility OF Walters,
entered by the Ashlands, Will be de-
Ecidsd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
BaYsinE CHURCH BURNS.


NaIuntsaF FiHsnasn Fail to Save Efash-
Ieasbls Fases of Worship.
New YORK. Jan. 6~zIn spite Of the
valiant efforts Of wealthy yoluntser
irenaen. the Baysids Methodist Epis.
sng,aI elsasxl at Palace boulevard and
Vest straat. Easaiae. n. X. attended
Experiment residents of fhat section,
vas destroyed by nre.
The sdlaee esss sd 600 An ergsn
ezs=9ssaa 1855 fux rsssaeh Audeew Gar.
ssa helped ~ Ind q psano ware
@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
TACKLE
PURITAN IRIS II

Harry Kreischer's Flying Five"
will play the Puritan Juniors. Satur-
day afternoon at X. of p. hall, Tot
q nvilla. Kreischer states the team
will have better luck tnan experience
ed In tho Monitor game here Friday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
NEAT SHORTAGE IN ALASKA.


lNpu1e. Alaska. Jan. l5.-Thara ID o.
goal shortage here and d uasat short
- -1
not be brought frosn Seattle unsil the
opening o1 aayigatton In Bering sea
IN .Fune.
Most of the gold mines hare shut
DORM for lack OF fuel. Some ef the
larger companies are Installing oil
burners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
LOSE IST GAME
IN new PLACE
All Staten Island Five Defeat
the 60odWills.

In the first game on their new
court in Wilder hall, Saturday night
the team of the Goodwill Association
met defeat at the hands OF the ALI
Staten Island five to the tune of IL
Ito 8. The game was fast and In
teFesting throughout and at the end
of the first half the score~cInod 3s5
lin favor of the visitors Mcdonald.
a star forward on the New York
university team, was distinctly
there, making every point for the
island team. Otherwise the visitors
were outplayed. Until further no
tice there will be no more Saturday
night games on the Goodwill court,
dancing being preferred without In
terrupfion. The ltneups:
Goodwills. AII-ssaten Island.
ExhFHS sss Fssps. .-..s AldcfSuA
center.
SHlalVRn -- Iual
Apologize s.....sR..&. Mcdonald
forwards.
rocker .s%s.. scolt
DHafnaHA ss.. ..+4..s.a wort
guards
Field goaix-MeDonald CD. Sui
'5tgan 60. - to Foul goals
IApplesats GA. Hsfsree, Joseph
Pinss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
DISAPPOINTED
BY N. Y. TEAM
All ColIegiates Fail to Ar
rive to TottenviIle.
special to the EvENINe NEWS.

Tottenpiile. s.. T., Jan. 15:-Un-
lucky Thirteen spoiled a greater
portion Of the Saturday night fun at
the 4. of P. hall. this place, last
Weekend. The All-Collesiates, OF
Manhattan, failed to put In an ap-
pearance and disappointed a large
crowd Of followers of the r. A. G.
Manager Willis Larkins, OF the latter
club, received a dispatch Saturday
morning from the ahsenaees stating
semphatically that they would surely
be on the job. Two scrub tennis
played instead. the sar~egulars'' meet
ing defeat by the score of SO to 80.
Pagnod was the star OF
the winners. Thee score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

Shrewsbury river. defeating the fast
est ice beats in the neighberhood,
His invention is entirely original
and is sexected to turn upside down
the ice racing game along the banks
Of this we'll known water course.
Mr.. Waters now lives at Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15

Field goals-Walters lT1, Romer
Isl, l.. Faush. Eaeaeher "a, E.
Paugh s(83, Paguod t4l, 3. Copeland
;13)a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-15
H0ss WON'T INTERFERE.
oIayer ~ Axis Ljnnsii Must Pay Ex.
frame Penalty

trams psnxEfgs
Bosten. Jan. 1a.-Goyernor EEsuGenr
n. Foss ~fntinnnted hi a statement
which be directed mis- ~serretaAy. Dud
ley III. Holman, 20 issue that hs. wifi
not recommend tie communication TO
HE imprisonment af the senzesee Of
death imposed On Fer. G Y. Il. Richie
ron. r~auraezex-of s3liasGAvls lznueli.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-02-29
A PERVERSE WORLD.

ihitNh 1lhuts
Ever since the reign of terror of the
French revolution, statesmen, writer's,
lecturers, preachers and persons break
ing for brief moment into public at
tention, have declared that the world
stands a-tremble upon the brink of mob
rule and chaos
1t is to be noted that these fears are
entertained always by two distinct and
often conflicting groups Men in pow
er, those who are comfortable under
the established order and the ones
whose ng-continued ways are seldom
interfered with, are most disturbed
when they discover their power lessen
ing, their property less secure and
their customs in less regard with their
neighbors than with themselves. Per
ceiving that the ground they had
thought stone to be only sand and slip
ping from beneath their feet, they are
vastly alarmed for mankind.
The other group is constituted Of OPP
ponents Of the first. Their prediction
of mob rule is in the nature of a threat
If such and such is not done, if the de-
mand for a reform is not Immediately
acceded to, if the way Of their desires
is barred, then there is nothing for the
governmental system in vogue except
wild and grewsome destruction
Yet some way or other, the world
journeys around the sun at the same
rate per mile. Problems are solved, or
blundered. Man goes to his daily
work, grumbles over his income and
reads the sporting page Of his news
paper and order and security still
maintain. Which must be fearfully
disappointing to many of our most dis
tinguished prophets
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-02-29

1910 the demand for seeds and plants
has steadily grown, and for the present
fiscal year, 1927, 100 was appropriated
for free seed distribution.
The purpose of the original Seed Dis
tribution Act was commendable in that
new and valuable plants were needed
in many sections, and there were few
local experiment stations to test them.
More recently, however, the scientific
work on methods of securing new var
ieties has been handled as separate
matter by the Bureau of Plant Indus
try in cooperation with the farmers
throughout the country, and many
valuable plants have been introduced.
This is entirely different from giving
out free seeds, since the seeds are pur-
chased after competitive bids have
been received from the principal seed
growers and dealers in the country, and
are not, as some suppose, new and inn
portant varieties. In fact, many of
them are the same seeds that can be
purchased in any local seed store, and
some are inferior to these. Those who
hold that free seed distribution should
be continued, because of its benefits to
farmers, are not speaking honestly or
are not well informed Free seeds no
longer connote agricultural improve
ment, but the politician graft, IT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-02-29
Notice of Order for Final Settlement.
STATE OF WISCONSTN-IOWAC COUNTY
> COURT-IN PROBATE

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWAC COUNTY
y COURT-IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a special
aud for said county. at the Court House, in the
city of Dodgeyille, in said county. on the 18th
day of March, A. d, 1912. being the second
Tuesday of said month, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day, the following matters
will be heard and considered:
The application of Katie Lanyou administra-
triX of the estate of Simon ). Lanyon, late Of
said county, deceased, for the examination
and allowance of her administration account,
and the assignment of the residue of said es-
tate to such persons as are by law entitled to
the same. AT the same time and place the
said administrators will apply to the court for
approval of her action in the payment of the
following claims which have been paid by
said administrators without being filed as
claims against the estate of Simon S. Lanyon,
deceased.
And it is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this notice for three
weeks, successfully, prior to said day of hear
ing, in the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper published in said county.
Dated this sth day of February, 1912.
The claims referred to above are as follows:
Cornell 4 Martin, $3.50; Gundry Il Gray Co.,
SASS; w. j, PenhallegOn, S575; A. +. Bishop
Co, S3i2l3, Joe Ellery, Sl.S5; M. V. Lenahan,
$500; Geo. Treweek, S965; j. II. Harris. 80;
j. +. Hendra, $500; Chas. l.. lyey, 81 25; j. III.
stephenson, $3.50; Iowa County Bank, S5l00.
BY the court,
ALDRO jerks, County Judge.
L, NJ. Prlestley. Attorney. Tvs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-02-29
THE FREE SEED FIASo

hlt A.hNAtIA N'f'A'ti NNi'aiF
The friends Of congressman are be-
ginning 10 receive their annual gifts
of packages of seeds furnished by
Uncle Sam, presumably for the pur-
pose Of increasing yields and introduc-
ing new varieties where they are need
ed. 1t is putting it mildly to say that
the free seed enterprise is an out
growth Of something which was orig
inally good idea, but which is now in
need of vigorous pruning. Something
like twenty thousand packages Of veg
etable seeds and two thousand pack
ages Of flower seeds, each containing
FIVE different varieties win be dis
tributed for each congressman. Since