Show - 4 -' e qb ' D - - APRIL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE' SUNDAY MORNING I 7 - 1935 ' ki 1 - - THRouGH - THE GARDEN GATE U Title Registered '4 -- Britain Plans To Calinl VORSE Patent Office S - --s' ' A BARB-AR- "ily — - ' : —: -- Should Have '1'4- its- 'i I)fiN — f A ) Share of Irises— -- yl e ‘ i ' i: - ' c$ ) !' ' i e- : 'IV: 1 - ) ! r e - i i :: - ---- :: ‘ :::: :: ' - - t :: """" ' DrpendslipOn Moves I: 1 N: f t ' Limitations Co nterence '::::'::1t 44:41- ---7-- - : f) 4 - - —MebrinTall EVery-Catclen- t -- ' 1 'N a Carries Nest 0 f Hornets for England's : :"::::- r: g :: 4 ::::: :: — : Iorjacer 1 " " :::: ::: ( '::::'S:::::: l::'': A The common "flags" that grow in V ' - 4' dit : I !''' the garden ate one of the most aris- ::::' - — 4 '' ' V '' ' 1 ? '' 'tocratic flower far:lilies in existence Nit By IIA:OtILD)PBErilttaAMANtli ' s Li 4T I te -41 ii : ::: ::::::::::::t44 Irises as they are correcetly known 1 -----1 ' '' have been valued and cultivated as 14 - ' in the a conference call naval ti 11 l''oelt il tar beck as we can go in gEuten his- lip?! 44 7ids- -i k4 ff '' 4 11li Ne '):-i fall providing some sort of Euro- ftory There are a great many species '''' I: k 't I '' tos ::'':i'4: ':4 i peen ' et Iris more than a hundred and F''1"IM become a has :ii: Iti syetern 4 security 4 ' 4 414 iiI4' h' '''''''? YT'''''''''' 4!:'::"" 17 :''':'::: sl 1:''' gether they furnish us with ituiuf i‘"'''' - :11 I reality by' then' diplomatic cirelési I :':'' J I' 40 ( 1 metable varieties upward toward a 1 '''' I t ' have ' l'' 4' thousand which makes it impossible !( ' :::1::::::::'::::::::41:::::i: k 4 ''' 7::::::1:!::::::::''::!!i::::!1:!::ii:::: "' i '''''''''1!!!!: a :' il - to know many of them unless we I 4 '' -" il- e ' tempt to become fencien of—this beau- !06ii''''' : but " :'':: ::::: :!: :::::::': x i 1 ) i i:' '': ' tiful flower' :?':?"' ::::: :1 A ivi ' - sit- Abedemiargalivvettl:In'unH:leorpsettaunid ' :'0 4 4 ( ' Among the types of iris that we ''f f 1 ' lgi':1 di i "I4' for vi "rn can grow well in this region as all : :4 ::('''l'f1:::::4 !:::::' :1:g''A ':' ) y 44 C:i t to autWandi ::'14'::y2:::::::-ig:::ii::il !' r::: I 4 climate- are the Germatilrigeglhe i !" 4 ‘ io'''f 44'' ':'":::: 4j':::1:'''!r::‘: '''? ': 'ir ':: ' tt ' ' P4 04" ' ' '''4:444''''4'N''teid irises ore1 the '''''''':-"- : Siberian irises' 4: dwarf the ' ' ' conversireeekt naval When the V4iiiV°414t4ie"Aqlh4l"ote:o4 k f!!:IzL4441anasy4b47?0 bulbous irises and occasionally 'the tionis of the :threemajorpowers '' veemfeeressesissestoweekieteeselteltakeeess whttorivOsitoomovemilowenOMPIMelatioviSmotiviONIONtwortitomWsteistemmismito Japanese were concluded here it was left to -- - Iris Ambassadeur Iris pumil" German Iris ' the British by agremetit to issue - ' TheGerman- Irises are probably-th--' ' ' ' - ' the for &conference whenever tall Most well known of this family and the' time to be pro- '4 - '4 ' :W "' they believed uestions--Answ- er ::::- :: I— : ::::ii :t:-:pittoutt' lower and are an extremely decora- ll first Sir Bolton r -'''''' '''''' ''':7: ' :' ok ?7::::::77: ::::4:I's " border 7' subject-fothe perennial 'live lord of the admiralty in his' recent This group blooms in May and June H E IL Salt Lake writes: I the white fly when It is in the mai statement outlining Britain's naval and the flowers of all the varieties write to ask for information of ture as the only means of kill:::::::::::::1::W::::-::if:i:44:: building program for the fiscal ' are large and handsome and often Rugosa roses I have three of ing itstage is by direct contact with each referred to the hope of the 44 far about the TreegYeover nmentthat anewireaty alba quite stately emerging - Insect - BlaciCIAttf kill -leaves:- 'One of —dunitos height of 5 feet or so I would all of the flies that it contacts and powers can be written in 1935 over a deck which shelters speedy "eyes of the fleet" Britain's huge aircraft carrier Furious appears irises oldest of German the the very I some information on pruning is as good an insecticide as any an like contained statement His It European peace ever becomes definitely °organ- and Mill a most outstanding variety Also I have a shrub named However at this time of year you of BAIA views bow on hi this photograph snapped through a port- Iphatic reiteration ised" Great Britain will propose to limit ships of JOHNSON D is Iris Panicle Dalmatica This iris them By RUFUS in a catalog Vitex Macrophylla or can do a great deal of good by on naval limitation and regulation bole on another this type to 22000 tons The Union Jack flies proudly was known in the ancient Greek gar-- rare ship Warden Tree bethe tree to entire Chaste British the He referred also City that spraying plant under the large leaved P dens for its flowers of e clear laven- - would the of account in the inLast branches 'surface basic some and the to like have also Sunday of the lief in equality of security the der blue end its delicate perfume I with a solution of lime sul- quest of the Davidia we left Ernest iIdes expressed by the American ' Even though we have countless new formation on its care and 011111- ground This in Hongkong back H Wilson again to will kill many help ' delegates when they were here varieties of iris every year yet we Mg I will greatly appreciate the phur in late November after having spent of these insects In the egg stage Would Cheek Arms Race never can improKe on this fine old information you will give me wherel City in months learning six ' nearly Shrub roses ot the Rugosa type favorite Februof security according to tree the for look to Equality to begin of out need annual thinning onlyan It is ngements- for tthe British and Americans is based : thing to say the older canes and a shortening of arrived before a VENTURA Cal (UP)--Aftthe hunt were completed and on the not on equal tonnage but on the just what are the best vareties to some of the rampant shoots which a in this group of iris for th ere twenty-fourtof that month he location of a nation in the world at Ventura Charles weeks' three fling of line be the out with may gneral Is reached Ichangon the Yangtze riv- its size and its obligations many excellent ones A few of case 70 In the of Peterson the "mayor plant ll made it clear once had much ecclaiin sow- - shape er Here be purchased a Anacamisland" is back on his rocky ever may form a nucleus for begin growth on your planta has become f and engaged a crew of natives again that Britain wants to conboat Special to The Tribune thinto allow too this proper heavy i tinue the scheme of qualitative—or (Copyright 1935 by the North Amelican Newspaper Alliance Inc) isle "never to return" Ding It collection of these iris Am- The lovely magnolia rtrthe yard to alsist In the work unbe can left out alone they bassadeur is a beautiful flower with ning By the fifteenth of April these na- category—limitation and opposes Petersqn spent WASHINGTON April 6—Richard Bedford Bennett prime On his last day here food its standards of a smoky velvety pur til they show signs of turning yel- of Alex Beveridge 867 Ninth East tives were fairly well trained and quantitative—or global tonnage— snuff and sick case or In low this of the road with the goal WO buying enough come end become of indicathe a street sort to has becoming has of minister Canada or that so assembled and been a color falls which wants had purlimitation velvety pie Japan pipe tobacco to last three years should be sheared to the tor of the earliness or lateness of supplies before his Canada vast ambitions underhis Then maroon they of is Lord of could eyes diminishing be scarcely there race arms 1 the asserted He that pie any upriver journey Anacapa is a small island of the 'June a gigantic grower with seine ground and heavily fertilized When spring according to Rufus D John taken Passage through the rapids might make certain existing cate- aware yet of what is happening Santa Barbara channel group apards of lavender blut and falls of a treated this way they will entirely son city tree warden It is now in was difficult and twice the boat was gories of ships useless and urged perceives a cautiously triumphin g most in the confidence of Bennett proximately 10 miles off the coast liberal rich violet Opera is a rich bicolor renew themselves in a few months full bloom but the buds wrecked on the rocks When preparing to take and his no liking for power and i s a Peterson has few neighbors except required all but was reached the heed offi- that blanket tonnage schemes be hold theparty ' the standards being a rich pansy vie- - The Vitex needs very little prungovernment of the domin- - poor because of this danger Patung aside to weeks' put three time more nearly speaker Everyone admits his the lighthouse staff 1 let and the falls a violet purple Msg ing except for cutting off dead twigs to frighten the crew and to since quantitative limitation would ion "The mayor" had the "time of my the bursting point than they cial tried Mr worth and no one denies his imof is one of the from Wilson nifica has flowers of immense size and occasionally taking out the old- reach Bennett continuing dissuade tragedies to build return life" during his three-weethe powers the right last year This does not indi- possibility as a successor to Bennett condi- give conis on stiff branching stems the falls est wood in the plant Old wood did of the times because upset It generally farther to civilization but said good times what ships they wanted within the cate the season is late this year tion of Dr Manion his own with Robert in this he all are a dark reddish purple and the can be recognized because it is but Itthat for ceded Failing the purposes country practical too darned much money" set standards a light violet blue Golden thicker and heavier than the new was doee show that last year it he finally agreed to furnish a small tonnago said a strong Brit- is out of the picture for good In little party has adopted the popu"I'm not coming back" be said very early railto in lar rethe old vais wood is at and last escort opposition When discreet considered position an is party excellent it branches not inyellow Imperial Canada "If you want to see me again you'll ish navy would be an effective la one of the Chi- militaty The set out on that real search mention the heart disease with way amalgamation But there is piety Mme Chobaut is a Prussian moved ithould be taken out clear nese magnolia to the island" hybrids soldangeana and On April 25 the little village was strument for peace because it could which the prime minister is said to only one man with any chance of have to come Over t it red with light bmwnish veins and a to the ground of the world quiet a was brought from the Orient by a found near which Dr l in conservative -- ---the had dis- keep- - quarter the to no one is saving most'beautiful flower One could go party But Henry be stricken there member of the Sweet family for- covered the Davidia in 1888 and the Favorite Figures L I election and that is the on naming an endless number of fine Mro E H D9 Salt Lake writes: deny that after the present attack coming mer occupants of the home It can folI ' the see was to like would he conBritain which in we and house must 'Varieties but stayed column stop is over Mr Bennett must take a much criticised minister of trade I read your every morning be Bien from the street and offers very Get Sider some of the other groups identified Mr Wilson was delighted lowing limitations in sizes of ships sea voyage must have complete and commerce Stevens t and the information given in it a rare to lovers of unusual to lived Otnew sight into same Most a of at the and conservatives the family treaty: that in so—and learn guns put is D -- rt has helped Me in many ways with flowers rest for two months or I i PARTS at the Gare in it that they well remembered Dr Battleships—cut from 35000 to that time King George's jubilee tawa would prefer defeat to the St Lazare here are ' The dwarf ir are a delight in my garden I am now coming towhat they getting 16 the K'ungfrom where reduced tons of a Stevens is knew 25000 There and guns Henry will be done and the conservative leadership I call "wine rhoulders" from carrying the early spring garden where they you with one of my own probso had which of maximum conto Inch him constant a menname) tung (local campaign against so mubh baggage cases of party will have received its send 'up their short little blossoms bens Last August I brought back Cruisers-70- 00 i1 tons with pleased him was to be found cerning alleged business deals in wine for returningcontaining at the polls a poinAmericans The early in April These iris are also with me from California all cruisers Vancouver or The allegations may large guns eliminating Come Upon House are jubilant but the port No Secret travelers Particularly suited to clumping in settle I know that it is supposed guns may not be true But Stevens has ters complain that baggage is heavier -Setting out for the spot in pleasant and among'st the boulders in the rock gar-- to be cut down but I don't know ' i to 22- - There is no secret about the rea- a remarkable following among orKEARNEY Neb a t anticipation he was led by the guide Aircraft carriers—limited and must be handled with greater den These dwarfs rarely grow over just when Theleaves toward the He Mr Bennett's for sons collapse when 000 tons and guns dinary people and he is the only care nine inches in height and they bottom are turning yellow and I once was the largest barn in the a distance of about two miles ten has of men the work done has man at Ottawa who calls forth in native house that Abolish submarines or drastically i The cause of It all is that recently long building con- they came upon a spread rapidly by their creeping was wondering if that was the world a has the driven himself remorselessly reduce their numbers and size general public any measure of the American embassy announced rhizomes and soon form large sign to be out down Also will structed to convince medland ranch appeared to be of recent construction 1 dictatoroffice virtual a his made a of the same faith the United States has that under compared naval era of the 'value of alfalfa as live- His gaze rested upon the stump This habit makes them you tell me bow the btid looksspatches Secretary of Treasury mere tree nearby and to his deep conster armaments in 1914 with those Brit- ship with cabinet members r given president Roosevelt useful- border plants order Americans restock feed is being razed Iris puntila mine halm never bloomed? Morgenthau's a decisions hi to lookrecord secretaries aM will be permitted to have in On the sidelines sits William Lyon to the United States can take : is probably the best known of them Soon after a poinsettia has The old barn has been ordered nation l he realized thatofhe was turning the has been government Mackenzie King former premier in wine and liquor the Davidia 1936 He said Britain has looking Bennett that was left free to the dwarfs Its blossoms are a dark pur- - bloomed it should be cut back and torn down by its present owner Wil- ing It had been felled some at the 1914 figures reduced battle- of the dominion and the excitement and leader of the liberal party Mr limit of $100 personalduty I r exemption pie sometimes changing to a light- - allowed to rest This is a good time liam Wright because he is convinced of Dr ' Henry! of revolt the by temporary King has irked the progressives in or shade There is a yellow variety of year for this operation but it is It is unsafe It was built by H D time before and the trunk and ships in numbers from 89 to 15 aroused into the structure cruisers from 108 to 50 destroyers one of his ministers Henry Herbert his own party by his policy of masof this species as well Iris cristata ordinarily done earlier in the year Watson pioneer advocate of alfalfa branches had goneMr to recordWilson emphasize terly inactivity at a time when the Street Car Travel Better and similar craft from 322 to 118 Stevens served only : 1 is a ilainty creeping species' only After a rest of a month or so the to convince Nebraskans that alfalfa of the new house him and submarines from 74 to 48 for little autocratic was his ed there sleep that reign liberal cause seemed to need a SAN FRANCISCO three inches high with flowers of a plant should be brought into full had high food value for livestock The last straw and contributing challenging and definite doctrine on street cars in California alnight of April 25 1900 The United States he asserted rich amethyst blue in May This sunlight Poinsettias require a Dimensions of the structure were that was Time has 1 flower wiU grow well in the shade great deal of heat and water They 300 feet long 100 feet wide and 56 Back in Ichang by the first of May has increased its navy 20 per cent cause of Mrof Bennett'sto illness fought for Mr King who WAyS a barometer of business was win Presi- now his plan deeply disappointed in comparison with 1914 and Japan the failure I that Mr Bennett's 54 per cent better in 1934 than in and ea n be used es a ground cover should also be well fed with fer- feet high It was located on the old the tree hunter perceives to decided that his only course was shows an increase of -- 35 per tent dent Roosevelt to reciprocity Mr illness may give him the premier- 1933 according to reporto to the 733 ranch" Under the shade of trees There is tilizer until the yellow flowers &pcollect everything of botanical inter both comparisons based on 1936 Bennett had cut a wide swath dur- ship without any commitments or stste railroad commission : always room in every garden for pear In the centers of the cluster est in the vicinity during the summer the existing ing his reign The Ottawa imperial obligations to do anything whatthese little plants 1°t1cb--41v-e by provided -- us so of figures bracts that have formed The At ever then in the fall set out 1000 miles treaties conference was his conference The future much delight in early spring the Ottawa conference Agent Got blossoms of a poinsettia are incon westward to the region where Pere that meeting Canada won and the Mr King is theoretically for bet of Canada whether in the hands of Perhaps thg mosi distinctive group spicuous but the flaming red leaves 1869 in tree the found David first Man But held the United Kingdom bag k Of Iris that we can grow well here ter relations with the United States a listless liberalism or of a which appear later make it a most he resolutely ceased 'Accordingly - are the Siberian the depression continued to grip the Mr Bennett might have been a These plants are conservative revolt has imEighty Idominion and Set to work Davidia ' of plant popular (UP)--I- t SALEM thinking Ore and advances liberal protook Poi characterized by their long grass-likgood friend also if the tariff had mediate significance for the United License Asks broadcollecting imMr Norene his a head of Bennett from duced the federal leaves growing in close tufts from not "put his back up" and produced States On May 19 while botanizing near mrtko R prove mit": will migration and naturalization sercast new deal for Canada of last which arise clustere of tall branched me from five tell a ' you your days through journey kindly village Ore to EUGENE Nancy (UP)—Mrs has But in he vice nine Portland contemplate flower stems They make a fine vet- - column la The Tribune what to January years but he Ichang picture Mr Wilson's delight Burge of Cottage Grove may be 80 an imminent election He wished aoeent in the perennial border "got his man" came without when do for he upon warning this my Virginia lookcreepervints old but to to fishing -a Since 1926 Norene has been years end also are quite suitably placed very much go Washington perin fult bloom! FurDavidia eaten naving-Ineito from conclude keep the reciprocity spring Dear the edge of the illy pool Al- 4 ing for Lew San Chinese who was search disclosed two others I n Mrs Burge wrote the Lame county sonally !t - though these iris grow well in wet up by small white flying bugst smuggled Into the United States thér agreement and present it to the tkA loca- court 11 11 in and later the I neighborhood Last them' were I She 0 weekly here sprayed it as year elig- house in Ottawa a visible conon a visit here Norene went into a asking' places they will also 'thrive in any )t) 50 to 100 miles apart eight more tions x still but Black Leaf The with license a 40" free t for fishing to tribution ible situation and are not at all difficult Chinese restaurant and as mere were found Thus almost a recovery year frnm grants free licensee to persons President Roosevelt held aloof' to grow Iris Sibirica Snow Queen' they were eaten away before the 'routine asked the Orientals there MU the dayhe landed in China the ob((- P lived in Oregon More then! A ' have is an exquisite white variety grow- - middle Of glummer their certifiThe a papers — apparently preferring to wait out I ' ject of his harrowing labor was ac- 60 years is very difficult to eradicate cate Mrs Burge did It "Th three Sibiriwhile feet Iris one tng Canaditin high election — which might presented ebn y manaeboreetrhael complished nish that information but County 1111I I r-name Lew Eznperoris a line blue: 'These itis — - in liberal admlnistretion ' and Trees Are Guarded Commissioner make excellent cut flowers With so stiffly and far above the leaves agent's search was ended Sen said to was seBennett blow Mr 1 even of 'would All troubles he I the boxer it and rine license the Mil through get -the addition of Iris Wilsoni is is Dos The r 77 bulbous irises are especially he obtained the certificate in neaL-- ! innt anxious summer the 11 treesime other commissioners had to buy vere: not only his political hopes eible to have tall clumps of blueluseful in the garden for the kinds'tle Wash where he attended run his personal vanity was in!but t 80 in still and of woman ' "If jealously guarded enjoys volved any I white and yellow irises of the Sibedwe can best grow come into blixnn school and declared belled been in tri7 Lilo less the dreiamk7 of a Sian type The thing that makes thAlafter all the other iris have finished Salem most of the time since com- lyember agenerous crop of the nuilfishing she should be able to fish" """tk I1 umphant visit to Luc Jubilee as the like seeds were gathered These wprp!Vntine said : Siberian iris so ornamental 77is the' The Spanish iris (Iris Hispanica) ing to thia country 1 11111 Isent to England and a year or so ' '') I t Iranking dominion prime minister' way in which the flowers are carnet:ELL late in June and has floirers l honors a gala return and a breve' I later Mr Wilson assistedin potting!Th I lot violet purple with yellow in thel ' - ' ::iN some 13000 plants germinated from cry -to the electorate to authorize !center There is also a white variety1 te i N him- at the polls to complete his !them A full account of the search blooms e English Anglica) 4 Gives Views great task 1 Devidia may be read In "Aristo- as purple and yel- a litle later Haitilfor - - crats of the Garden" by Ernest IL dream is ended and "R B:" The i are These low flowers plantspecies SPRENTGFIELD Ohio (UP)--Ad-olf IGARDEN GATE MEMORIES I ed in the fall in order to Wilson iis sick and defeated t i At the mo- l -develop seaCHICAGO of with 'poinsettia the beauty of Hitler ' German reichsfuehrer is safe ment he is not permitted to discuss properly for the following season's man and fiction 'vrriters of bloody theAsdove Dr K believes F criticism from Iles tree in the floral bracts affairs a pity since nobody except bloom Bulbous iris are attractive voodoo rites In the West Indies ' snot in the blossoms The flower prop- Kruger of Wittenberg college here Mr Bennett knows what the conik ' ' planted in clumps much the way we been "debunked" by Dr Mel - er is shielded ex an from returned has who two white bracts just by pure servative policy was The disgroup the early spring flowering Iville J Herskovitz who recenily reof uneqr ueal length the lower short twerapiril vulsesittto rGeesrmsoarnyatDtreKruocgehr mayed party leaders perceive un- bulbs As they do not grow morel turned from a h I 1like the sojourn and a of dove breast than 1 to 2 feet high they should in native employment insurance arid eightho41Q44446ca-4oVhuts of the most primitive the upper longer'and suggesting the schule Feur Politik in Berlin ur-day I be planted near to the front of the legislation both of which Iastonwestern in Africa and Haiti fallen have Class barriers peoples a to back dove's from of bead sweep now in that but hand border are beyond I Ws Dr Herskovita professor of an- tail The effect froth a distance is that ishingly Dr Kruger said He pointed they can see nothing definite Japanese his are as a rtile diffi- - thropology at Nrthwestern univer- 0! a tree full of fluttering white out that although the people are cult to grow in our climate Never Confided They sity has engagid for 10 years in re- birds or free operas ' inexpensive keep poor are great lovers of moisture and acid search among black races ' Mr Wilson had a widetheir minds off lack Of material pos- - The prime minister has never Although I i soil and this requirement is difficult "Voodooism is not the one in ternot and confided his cabinet the'sessiona with the flora of acquaintance bloody i TtECAUSE she madii it In bar ' Ito fullj11 However this group is ror that the movies and books which have of them with the possible exception make northern world he was convinced Religious questions 00 spotless kitchen of only nat- - one of the loveliest 1 of the iris fam- it'" he said "In is the most caused wide dissension during the of Edgar Nelson Rhodes minister "Davidia that involucrata most it is a fresh fragrant Ural products reality ily and if you are of the experimen- peaceful religion Its devootees at- beautiful and most interesting of all ascent of Hitler to power are fast of finance has any inkling of what and i' tal nature you may occasionally suctend on Satur- trees which grow sin the north tem- disappearing in the opinionof Dr Mr Bennett had in mind with his ceremonies no electricity — is no it For regularly GATE Ice ceed with them GARDEN I Kruger promised "reforms ofthecapitalist day night much - the nature of perate regions" 1 Creamtls Made in the safe to In general the dwarf and German comfortable ' system" This plan whatever it same manner m Wednesday prayer-- meeting Hushould 'in a be itrises natural-lookin- g be was to be launched as loamy man sacrifice is unknown" planted Grandmother's Fresh might soft lustrous Growers soon as the report of the price roil without any ma- Eggs Fresh Country --- - - cree ts and Fresh - ' mire They should be planted very AS MAO committee is In But there $1000 Make Pruitt that is the rhizomes Orchard In 154th Season 'shallowly now no great eagerness among No i - should be placed flat and covered to substitute! the tories to give prominence to the EAST PARSONFIELD Me (UP) OAKLAND Cal '' March 30 - halt theirsdiameter—The-Biberia- n SAN ANGELO Tex as(UP)7--540- movement whose chief —A maple' orchard begatvitir154th Two YoulhaLtvere—killed:herOoSify t I price spread the total estimated tl irises must be planted a little Mr- - Steven& is & troubling Thewhen their automobile 'crashed into tiagrowers season this year the for Texas incomrng—clipping figure- er in the ground and the bulbous crop the Bennett succesorchard planted by Corporal John the side of a slowly moving freight is approximately 5000000 pounds candidate for ' types are buried several inches Mr Perry JJ ohnson prominent sion Fenderacin following the Revolu- - train 'jt iPor a perfect dewier! try one of from sales in Prices transbeet ranged to time the early Although I The victhns both of Oakland were 18 Canadian Is for is owned war ' a The tionorY government i to 26 greatthe fa available flavors cents by a cents for hair adult German the and dwarf and plant stylist of Salt Lake is Le Grande Johnson 23 and Vernon the moment in the hands of two Siberian varieties is shortly after grandw" Frank D Fenderson It for kid ( t pound Salon of a son now T The Paris the latter J Bray 20 The total mohair in the state was elderly men Sir George Perley and '-they have bloomed still they can be Ihittastbeen tapped every year since Bray jailer in the °Oakland city jail I -Hazlett Callan Perley is at not more than 7 0 Into the estimated at this the car 0000011Charles and both are ultra-- 7' 4whole pounds I —' neither is enthusiasre- Iconservative: has been No wool contracting ' ''' ' writes the of about reform capitic lymn some in west Teias any for the first time this although 1 1 ported ling the garden 'flatters welonmn at our new ft returns on 1934 consignments have talist system and their problem is : year to take note of the various' Iriseir CLINTON Iowa (UP)—Gustav G spotless! Xitchen factory Dies British Leader able but the to resuscitate ' 1 -' whether of at from bloom ziy English throughout the spriagiNeuman professor brought prices ranging las they Call Was 7100 oThe Finest '4 iseason so that you can make your Wartburg college here has finished LONDON March 30 (A)—Sir Ar- cents to 26 cents per pnund Boston retired Arthur Meighen or slifiply ' ' - ' INI East Ninth of conservatism the favorite aoonl 1035th lot selections for planting ghost give up Appointment hymn Professorthus SteelMaitland M P and writing his -- HYLAND am oa t the middleof May Every h3rmns are in wide use in' ter of labor from 1924 to 1929 died to- - Wool storks in the state were esti- and pass into outer darkness garreuman's i member cabinet Rhodes I the Mr Lutheran churchea 'den should baveita ahem of mated at 2500000 pounds inight He woe 58 years old ' to t t'jf A : 1 ‘ to-:''- :: 10 1 ': r-- : : '' t00 i - i k Jr Sk I A plp 1! 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I 1 Eyres-Monse- a l ll Porters in France 'Wine Shoulders' ' z 01 1k (UP)--Portee- s 12-in- Former Largest Barn In World Torn Down -1111))--Nyth is 300-fo- Eyres-Monse- ll - 1 at-al- (UP)--Trav- )4 i Federal !) t'l I His After Nine Years Oregon Woman Fishing e Ii she's-goin- 1 Es 4 3n4 rJ 1 """'Ithe 7717 p 1 v tgfiern" Ell No-li- s : g -- 4-- Professor Who Taught In Reich Professor Debunks Voodooism in hs i Nil --- - '1 l' (UP)---Storie- s ICE CREAM i Was GRAN D - Pretty and Soft for You With a Zoto Permanent - and Coast Youths Killed Texas Mohair Hits Train Crop Estimateis well-draine- d said Frozen dairy ' your hair - - - 1 o 1 s ' - 04 : - '" ' ) !II 4111 r - 4 -- 14 ' at t- Beauty Co 2 - r ' - ) 0 - ' i hair ' ' tt t Annotincing: S'" t 1 have and leaves and — (11"1"-- GardertiGate ' 1 --- 1'2 heat requires - '" a S - 1 - - ' GianAmatlièr 'i ----e 110 three-mont- nt --'-- I i ' - r'' - :k 0 - — n o a N k |