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Page Six Farm Factions Ask More Duty On Dried Eggs Hy Vnnk 1. Heller (AmmuKiI Pre runt tAitsx") VMHtN(yrOH ' In UM "In tern'. of th i .2'Sljyjf)) hrntman VMltry nO(trf." three natl&ria! form tTfcrztljri have ptmoriJ tiw tariff nmnmUMttm to reMmmerKl Urn frrfdnt incnrM line iinpurt auif mi ailMl tv.v 50 pr crat of the current rat tA Its cefil a pound. ln brurf w !1J on rair of rtrtttc prolJr by lias fLrntrtczn Varm Bureau Oeratirrr, t'rJ HH.t"rM Co-oiKinf.li Mil lrodw.r' ttam tum una the Hat!'nal fcrarxt. It aaya Importation of dried 3?s. prtrttlpailr Jfrn China, rep.-ientl about VA,Tif pound rwluMd to th lljiild equ!7!nt In IS30 arid that truj Import )ut about totaKO trie aurplu (A arill :!. ftlump .aM To CMnnr. THU aurplu on April 1, Jt. wa leWHflO lirruxjt iMn U- Jlve-7ear arerave nurplu awl 1 held reponl bl for Jaripi prt of the currtmt (JcprtxAlon In poultry product. A nearly a VKXM oi production can rx catlrj.'-tcl fey th farm croupa, MMr total cow of domextk: dried tiK product delivered at Hew York, the chief American rnre.. U 1 VM pound and Wie 'cott of th Chinee product 41J6 cenu a pound. JUornenUc dried ! production, the brief eaally could be expanded U) meet all domestic requirement If a protective duty wrre irnpovrd. There; are natd to be many ey.K dry Jhg plant not how operating because of Inability to compete with the for elffii product. Till refltrKted outlet I Worried for the Increased rmrplus of ehell KftfA and frozen egg. The cornmlMlon I aolted In study th coot of producing shell ckk In cntlmattng tli production coat of dried KKK since It l th larfet Item of cost entering Into tli production of the latter. The significance of tho request I apparent in view of th annual pro duction of approximately (tfi.OOOXJO Ciieo of wy, containing 30 awjm each. :!,)0,00,00 Capital. Producers have Invested a capital 111 Ktr.K of VlftMtMfM. f!d con KMmed per year l wrrrth apprclrnat ly $IKM,KX.IXK- There nrobably are iOxitn farhlllc interiaited In eg production. TH B-ccnt Increae propooed under th flexible clauee would Incree the duty on all categoric from 10 to 27 cent a pound. Over Night News? Norfolk, V Fire from oil bJnflt rrnwr never! block . dnrriie l eU-rifiU-l (it $3,fXMjXJ0, ruilor and rnft riUMi htlp rir'rrtwn. Chl'.HKo OoVfrnrnrnt plnnn to flic .term y.kin Al Cftponft' VrnpvtXy to collet income tux ftrrMtr. m WiuihlriKt"" Vlcrkcrnhain comrni lon critlrli inefflctenry of fwlrral ,j)Ntrlct ntUjrneyn aiid polltlcft In ap mlntintrrit, Npw York Cftlvln C'oolldKC will Vxke vrurwtlon from newnpaper v-rlt-uy bfeftlmilMt July 1. WftiiJf(Un Navy MflrlnM liravo J'rt'Nldnnt IPxivPr nt Hftplclttn CHmp nftir uHUiK him thny will imve Porrf(tn: Ismrttm Inlrrnllonal coopftrntlon ftt-kfiU to proinotw prwpcrity It. tat rntriit on wcokonti vmlt of ' daman oiticlulH, ' ' ' k ; J' Itome Popo ordrrM minpcnslon of nil church hiilldliiK work; plnmt now Cutliollc cluhft, Nanking C'iUnriff ttnyn ho will tend JiIm nnnlnn In ti flnnt drive itgdlriAt tho Urdw, thin rotlro, . IMidonIurhrwi of At hoi I In rndlo nddrefui tclln of forced luhur In Hum McConnicks Are On Honeymoon Today NEW YOItK. Juno fl (At The former Mrs Anno II. Htlllmnu and her new hufibiimt, Powler Mccormick, linuidson of ifohn D, lt:kiflli;r. were honeymooning In Hwlunlon todity htippy In Mnrold V. Mr CJormlck's ftp provnl of his non's uinrrliin. .Itiirifn A Hilllrnan, from whom the bruin ohtnlned it divorce secretly In l'oiii;tikecpnlfl on Thurrwl ny, left on Olyiijpio early Hntiirdny for Kuropo. llo vigorously d mi led ho had married (iftnln. ft was on the Olympic that ho and Mrs. Htlllmtm left for n itc oiul honeyinon In UW after neiina tloimt cllvurce procci'tllngs had boon dropped. to mvini: thhci: mii.i.ion NKW YYOHK. June 0 Mt The World-'l'oleKnim says the four child rrrh of Mr, and Mrn, Jnnies A. Hull tiiuti will rllvhln :i,oof),(oo as ti result or their pi.fejiU'Hltvaren. MrM. Hllllnmu, her lawyer mild, ro celvcd no netlleineut from her htmker liuxImiHl, The s.'l.oou.OOO to the child ten Is Iti addition to a 110,000.000 tniftt fund li'ft hy tho Into James A. titlllman, Mr., for his Knindt-tilUln.-n. TO I.KAIl I lt ( K Hl(l AI) BTANKOIIO UN1VKIIH1TY, (Jal. (At Alvlu "Iko" Hit hies, rumrtm'-mller ft ltd iiieinhur of SUuitord's KrenL relay tentn, will cnH(iln iwxl yearn lrru:k ntiiml, r- M)U CAN EASILY COUNT THE FIREPROOF THINGS IN YOUR. HOME"" BETTER INSURE ALL THE REST WITH US O W WAHNOCK MOM 3 v GEORGIAN TYPE HOUSE 24 (Ity the A.rtK-latwJ IVewt) Butted to u bur ban comirittnulfl hi thl Georgian tyfj? home vHh a touch of formality that given It dis tinction. Though It in dfrnlnd for small K)iuxs and In otlrr -rpeU nUnn to xcf--p within the limit imtwwd by i moderate mrarw. It provide for the ntr-clty dweller a home whurc farn- ly ana itociai mc may mingle in a dlffnlfld environment, Do7ntalr U a large living room, amply lighted and ventilaUd by four large wind own, A dining room and kitchen with a pantry crmiplete the fjmt floor plan, except for th tun porch l'Kklng out on the garden, ThI porch may be developed Into a ffclarlurn with ferns and other plants. Upstairs are three bedrooms, each rroesl ventilated, and a bath- The roof of the solarium Is fist and may be uwd for an upstairs porch, a roller awning providing shelter when the sun Is too warm. The red brick exterior effectively mingles colors varying from dark burnt reds to vcrmllllons. Testimony Given By Officers and Crew of Harvard IX8 ANOKI,P, June S WVTetl mony that tho coantwlse liner Har vard was proceeding at full speed, tho night was clear, and that ships officers changed tho course sharply to seaward Just be.!oro trio craBh last Maturdny on i'ulnt Arguello : shoals, was given tit tho federal Inquiry here Bnturday by officers and members of Hfi crew. Chief Knglneer Prank fiyner, of tho wrer-ked craft, told the steamboat In spectors that tho speed was nineteen and a rpiartcr knots, under orders for full Hpcrd ahead. Albert I,e I'lanU), forecastle wntch nian, tent If led the wea'.her was clear, with no fog at the tlmu the vessel went ashore, John Allen, (unrtermaHler, Bald he was In the pilot house, hut not at tho wheel, just before and during the crash. Mo said Hecond Main fj. P. McVicar was on tho bridge. He over heard McVIcar call tho cup in In and report the tour no seventeen points liiKlde I'olut Aruucllo, niid two rnln ut.pft hitiir, ho mild, the mptalii, 1. H. HlllNlnger, appeared at the chart house, Allen said he saw the wheel uptri sharply to starhoard, In an efrort to run to sea, Junt before tho liner ptlerl up on tho Nhoals upon which It now lies abandoned and breaking up. Russia liars Three American Ministers NKW YOIIK. Juno B (!) Bovlrt rttiNfila has barred at leant three cleiKymeu from visiting that country this nu in in or. It heaunu known Bnt urday, Hrnldes John Itaynen Holmes, pnntor of the Community church. In New York, the (tnv. Dr. Dnvld It. Wlllliinm, UiiHarhin minister of Hwihrster, N. V.. unit the Key, Dr. Dorcmus Mcud der, CoiigreKiitlonallnt inlHulonary, have failed to obtain vlnis. l)r, Williams m n brollier of Albovt rthys Wllllitinn, coinmuulKt. KuNHhti InulliiK and traveling agtMieles lu New York refused to com ment, All lutrnenH races at tho KuuMnrt KriM i-'nir will be run at nlKht tim year, o"cm I 'p",, K,T- r.frl - Jlg-X-0-!- 9"y i '"Hr- - Et 3 -tt- . a ' mis' I . e JL ij". I LiviMf( f 1 iLttHT" PLUAIKING FIXTURES HEATING PLANTS WATER SYSTEMS ENGINES MOTOR ELECTRIC WIRING Call NATE ZWEIFEL Main 84 Ml Jefferson LA ' ti' ''S ( Contrasting with this are the bal I osters, copings, cornice and sills all jof limestone and the whlte-palnted t trim and other exterior woorwork. I Dark blue-green Is the color chosen for the shutters, while above the j balusters the gray-blue slate of the ; roof adds a note In harmony. Effective on the lower windows are tho balconies of wrought Iron In black natural finish. The long win dows, beautiful themselves, would be incomplete without the touch they give. Here Is a house allowing consider able latitude in construction conts, depending upon the owner's tastes and ability to pay. The walls, for example, may be full brick or brick veneer and there may be a selection cf more or less costly materials at the discretion of the owner. Probably the minimum figure would be between 8,000 and 10,000, varying with local conditions. Best placed on a lot 60 by 100 feet, the house would go on one as nar row as 40 feet. The Ideal location would be with the living room fac ing the east or west, preferably west. Couzens Wants To Know About $1,00000 Tax WASHINGTON, June 8 Ml Sena tor Couzens, Republican, Michigan, nnid Saturday he expected Attorney Genernl Mitchell to answer his question,-, about tho million dollar estate tax levied on tho property of the late James J. Hill, of Minnesota, but there was no Indication from the attorncy general that ho was ready to reply. "I certainly want to know why the department of Juatlce refused to ap peal this case to the supremo court," i:tl(i Senator Couzens. "I have Waited two months for a reply from Mr. Mitchell, I expect that reply." While he declined to discuss tho future there was an Intimation from tho Michigan senator that ho would not hcflltdte to put tho case before cotiKress when It reconvenes. Senator Couwms suid tho treasury department and Mrs. Mabof Walker WlllebriinUt, then anHlstant attorney general, asked that nn appeal be mado to the supreme court. Attor-nry-Oeneral Sargent ruled no appeal would he made. I.OMJ WINH HVi:.Tr:it I (lit 11114 K tVOItlHtOHK DATON ROUGE. Ln. fl'i Governor Ittiey P, Lrong has an addition to his wardrobe. 11pm l den a doctor of laws cap and gown, Cleveland Indians baseball uniform, Louisiana State university hiliidmnster uniform, and the fam ous pajamas, ho now Hm a sweater with n big "L" upon It. The letter and sweater wero awarded him by iAitilrilann State university' athletic department for services to tho school. How About Meats In Hot Weather? WASHINGTON. Juno R (ll It mny hecomo nocesAniy to subpoena, n few l-Itklinos to si'ttlu tho latest contro versy over how and why of meat cutlug ln hot weather. HurenLly tho public health servlro nnid "Meat Ik an acttvo hent-produc-ing rood, as shown by the fact that 'natives of tho Far North live entire ly on iinlnml products.'" Joining In tho prntcnt. of various rtiltlemeti and packers, tho inntltute of meat puckers Hent n letter to Sec- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE! SOONER POLO FOUR ON ARMY MOUNTS s TO RIDE INIMERCOLLEGlATE MEET irORMAK, Ok la, 4 The Uni versity of Oklahoma polo team, from the heart of the southwest' hone country, will Invade toe east with a string of 19 bard-worfcing ponies In quest of the national Intercollegiate championship at the Rocfcaway Bunt ing club, Cedarhurst, L. L, June 13 to Id , The Boo tiers will meet the Army riders June 15. the same day Har vard engages Princeton. It success ful, the Ofclaboroans will reach the finals on a bye. When the team was inrtted to the tourae? there was considerable scur rying around, the campus and among alumni. Funds from many sources were gathered In a campaign neces sitated by the fact that, although the R. O. T. C. without financial support from the school or Its athletic asso ciation. Coached Ivy Capt. J. J. Waters, one of the army's best wield ers of the willow mallet, and Lieut. E. A. El wood. In charge of the frteh, the col legians have trained about 30 of the 71 horses In the B- O. T. C. field artillery unit. Most of the first string ponies double as artillery mounts,, pulling gun carriages In drills. . . The eastward Jaunt will be the first ride out of town for the ponies, for in games thus far the home team has divided mounts with opponents, each team playing with Its string for three chukkers and changing at the middle of the con test, Back in 1020, when polo was. In troduced with the establishment of J an R. O. T. C. unit which made avail able army, officers with polo training and army horses, the team was com posed of officers and students. For the past four years only students have been allowed to play under university restrictions. Oklahoma started out playing army teams In the state, later add ing the University of Arizona and New Mexico Military academy to Its sched ule. For the past two years Oklahoma and the University of Missouri have played regularly. retary Mellon who had jurisdiction over the health service, saying: "During Arctic summer the Eski mo is. exposed to extremely hot and disagreeable weather, but he does not change his eating , habits. He con tinues to eat meat." 4. fr&4,44$4"$44t4'&44 I The Garden I . . . TIME TO W.A.S IRt'S The common Iris can be planted al most any time when not In bloom, j hut with best success after the June mooming season ana umu iaie iau. July and, August planting is espe cially recommended, as roots planted then have more time to send down new feeding roots from the tuberous niece called the rhizome, bo that the' plant Is more firmly held against' winter heaving. Chance for bloom the next year Is also much better. The bearded or common irts Is quite hardy If planted In a well-drained location, and ordinarily the rhizome lr, set horizontally, with its top barely exposed to the air. If planted after mid-September, some gardeners have better success If the rhizome Is cov ered with an Inch of dlrst as a pro tection against heaving. Buti if sot? In late fall In tho usual way, a light: covering of somo coarse hay or crnW stalks put on about December first is advisable tho first winter only. Use no manure. . On account or Its adaptiblltty to almost any soli. Its hardiness and Its freedom and beauty of bloom and the wonderful rango of colors, the Iris should be an Important feature In every garden. There Is a family of dwarf iris inu tho bearded class. They arc the first to flower. The plants are six to twelve Inches high and are useful for plant ing In front or the taller sorts. They are also especially suitahle for rock gardens. An Intermediate class has been pro duced by crossing the dwarf bearded Iris with the toll varieties. The re sultant plants aro somewhat taller than tho dwarfs, following them ln blooming. Just before the regular tall varieties como intd flower. Before the tall bearded His are dono tho Siberians, of a beardless species, start to bloom. They are tall, have RrafiHy fnllago and bloom very freely In various shades of blue and purple and also In creamy white. The Mov ent! beardless species have a regular root more like that of coarse grasses, and so munt be set deeper than the bearded type, and the soil must be packed tightly about the roots. It is also extremely Important to keep thorn well watered the first season planted. They do not require so com pletq drainage as tho bearded species S-P-L-I-N-T-E-K-S Official l'ubllcnllnn of rnic van picTTKN lumber co. If you arc going to . paint your homo, and want n 100 pure ob, let its sell you DUTCH BOY white lead and pure llnzccd .ill. pnlnt or enamel try DIC - A - DOO : paint :leancr. It does the ob thoroughly wlth nit any rubbing. Ilnvo you thought tny more about BALSAM-WOOL? It sure la comforts ble to hnvo your home In Ullatcd with BALSAM-WOOL. riio teacher wna cx amtnliiK the claaa ln physiology. 'Mary, you tell us." iho asked. "What Is the function of the Uoinnch?" The little girl Ans wered: "It IS to hold tip the petticoat." ' A'lfe (after Tor cleaning ' your VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. c.'jTbrVcKjS' 'rlii'Wf If WATTS ) MfKJNLEY' "fvr ;- ' If W1LW HO: t J On art It (err mounts from an B. O. T. C, nriU, pfndt-mttlng as polo ponies, the quartet shows above will represent the University of Oklahoma In the national IhtereoOeglote- toomey, Jane 13-16, oh Long Island. They'll ride against the east's best teams and ponies. arid so can be used In low places where the bearded Iris would, not inc. xiicy ioor. more natural at the edge of a pool than the common J Iris and are very graceful and stately, 1 and are. well worth growing. Still later come the Japanese tflgA also beardless, and by using them the season ot Oioom, starting in late April with the dwarf bearded, can be made continuous until well into July. They have .an entirely different form, of bloom, and come In gorgeous shades of. royal purple, bines and. pure white, single and double... Plant them like the Siberians. They require frequent cultivation, and need water during the blooming season, but do not thrive If their location la wet during the winter. -.--. Success with: Iris is so easy and re sults come so soon for a plant that lives year after year, that the plant ing season, Just here should Inspire us all to plant more iris. Chats With I Parents I "A fcVJfPTOM ')F blFFIttTTY ,1 : ly Alice .lurtsoti Pedle Rinrn a lore A nrnrVtrtlrin ,fif MrftrViT throughout the country have been making regular use of intelligence tests, a fact which, man parents and teftbhers have In 'th past suspected has been made certain. . J Tt is the fact that many children are- not making the best possible use of their mental equipment. , In every, school there are found a few cases of youngsters possessing a superior m; telllgcnce who are making poor Or mediocre records In their school work, and who are often behavior problems as well. f - - This discrepancy betweeis achieve- ment and ability may be due to one of two things, .! It may be that the child has not been properly-placed In his class. The ' work Is sd easy for him that he Is borod. ' - The remedy for this Is relatively simple. 8pcclat rooms for children who hrc above average ln mental . ability are the best solution. , If the child is large and strong for his age, he mny simply be pushed ahead a grade. , . . But where the child has been cor rectly plated In. his , class., the dis crepancy between ability and achieve ment points to a preoccupation with emotional conflicts which absorb his energies. . Such a case calls for careful study hpt only of the school situation, but , oi mo nome as weu. ; Antagonisms apd. abylouslacK, of harmony wlthlh ( mlnutis) : "Don't sit . thort starlrfg at me. ' tyhy don't you say jomcthlng?" Her sircnt partner: "Sorry dear,-1 didn't mow It was my turn ; yet." Wo have a supply of oookleta on tho care f oak (toon and will be glad to mall you me If you will Just ;nj MAIN 733. talking 20 tt'e Soli to Sell Arrtln. ' the family. Jealousy of a brother or, 'sister any one of the dozens of; mings wnicn upset a sensiiiv crura may be enough to prevent hlnj from Using his good brains to proper advantage. . xbe tendency is pt feel that if a Bright child is not doing good school 1 worki he .houlfl simply, be compelled i to. do better. As a matter of fact he cannot, do better unless he is helped to meet nis auiicuiiies zaii way. CtfATTERfcoX , By Aliee Judson Peale A mother writes asking what to do TyltH her three -year-old daughter who Is making a dreadful nuisance of her self, by ber constant chatter.., -Enoied When you see an attractive house and pVetty yard, do you see the years oi careful planning, the months of systematic Savings behind it? La Grande is becoming: known for its charming homes, its beautiful yards. Yet they haven't jtisf "happened." They have been worked for and planned for with the Sympathetic and friendly counsel of a banker p'rbtfably playing a promiiYenfc part in the success of the original i'dM. You1 can start now with your plans for just such a home. The fin ancial requirements, probable costs, suggestions for budgeting savings, experienced help in securing first mortgage loans these are services your banker will gladly render. Member She Carrie, on n"ln.e "ST ?' talk to tone s trrere tt anrorw to jKenT SbTeven-borrlble thing to aHn.Hu oo putting her word In when grown-np. 'e; talking Moral auuion and jrunUhment have no ef fect. .... Of coarse there l reason, prorj abiV 2S of them, wh, thte chUd apparently get so much aatlrfactlon out of Ulilng. . , Jz .he compelled to be mtfchjlone? Doe. .nyone erer glre real Jtw' , what ae T? ra)or dallr plaj with other children? Hal .he playtblne. mich a. wagon. . kiddle-kaV or a set of block, which would .tlmulate ber to pby.il and constructive rather than verbal ac tivities? ' , Are the icoldlng. nd puBlshment. , which .he receive, so "UfV" ! (since iiter all the? are attention of . a aort) that .he find, being a chat-, wrbol on the whole a aattefactory, m nnttlmr herself across? Is she perhaps much Ignored and , . i m crown-up.? Is she . nervou. and over-stimulated? For constant chajter may well be a symp tmn of a kind of nervous fatigue. Has .he in the Pf' I praised for being quick and clever OUR PAINT SALES Have Increased Steadily Since Our Cu&tomerB Started Using Pabco Multi-Service Paint Every User is a Friend "TRY if YOURSELF ANt) YOU WILL READILY UNDERSTAND HOME & COAL Phone MAIN 248. Leu Homes Prettiest --and 09 Federal Reserve Resources over 2 Million Forty-Fourth Year of Friendly Sen-ice Monday, June 8,J931 with her tongue, so that .he over developed thU way 6t getting approve al? ; . . i... 'i , Even ror so .Imple probWm as a ' three-year old chatterbox, there fa bo ' ready-made solution that wlU fit any one case in particular. I( I. jrecessarr to study the child's dally life and to see lurt why .he talk, so much, what she get. out of It, and on the basis of this Insight help her td get then same satisfactions In a better way. MODEL T FORDS Ail Acres sihd Prices LAKISON CHETHOLET JCQ, 1414 Adams Pnone acmm a COMPANY 1802 COVE AVE: Are Most I ilM 111 Siifcs1awiMiiT ir
