THE mX: OMAHA. U;i,NKDA . . MA) Vril.
Change Made in
Kegulations for
Grading of Grain
Arn Tkn ly Department
if Agruuliue to Olniatp
Need of Additional
Legislation.
Washington, May JJ, (Special
Tr'tgram,) Grain men throughout
l he country have been Miring pro.
Iet today l member of tenure
againM (tie hill introduced by Hr.
rrnuiive SieenerQii of Minnesota
relative lo grading of wheat The
htreiterou bill aim. to prevent grad-
nig aown 01 gram on account ol
mniMure rontrnt, when the moiature
oiuent doe i not really injure the
KI4IM.
'I he grain exchange apparently
with the approval of the Department
of Agriculture, believe the change
tuegettfit would nullify the effect of
tlie present grain grading ytcm and
nullify effort! lo keep the American
Ki-t'lr tip to standard.
1 he Department of Agriculture tu
been in conference with Kcpreent
alive Steenerton and ha inaugurated
certain change which it believe will
eliminate any legitimate objection
to the federal grain grading art and
render unnecessary any additional
It iil.it inn.
Representative Steenerson taid be
wa not certain the change nude
would meet the objection to the law
a it now stand, and lm'wrttten to
otlicjal in Minnesota and in North
Dakota to see what effect the change
have.
Representative McLaughlin of Ne
braska received the following tele
gram this morning from li. II.
Wright, president of the Omaha
Grain exchange:
"On behalf of the member of the
Omaha exchange, please ue your
bet efforts to defeat passage of the
Stecneron bill which seeks to regu
late spring wheat grade. Should re
main with Agricultural departments.
Representative McLaughlin wired
in reply:
"Outlook now that Secretary Wal
lace will make such adjustment as
necessary without passage of Steen
crson bill.
Malt Sales Are Legal,
Federal Judge Holds
Judge Woodrough signed an order
yesterday directing that a large quan
tity of malt, hops and bottle caps be
returned to the Bee Hive grocery,
822 North Sixteenth street, where
they were seized by federal prohibi
tion agents April 11.
The decision makes plain that it is
legal to sell the ingredients of which
home brew is made.
"It cannot be assumed as a mat
ter of law that such articles as bot
tle caps, or extract of malt and hops
are designed for the manufacture of
intoxicating liquors," says the decis
ion. ''They may be and they may not
b,e. There must be proof." '
SLEJPY - TIME TALES
J)AmT H E TALE OF
IfTSNOWBALL LAMB
Y ARTHUR! SCOTT
BAILEY
CHAPTKK N.
The Tiger.
In the aine pasture with Snowball
wa a black lamb. He wat the black
latnh that Farmer Green once gave
to Johnnie (or a pet. Hut he ran up
the lane the very rirt time 'Johnnie
tned to bold him in hi arm.
After that the black lamb had at
way stayed with the (lock, lie was
a wild, unruly fellow, bigger and
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Johnnie Green wondered what lal
com over Snowball.
older than snowball. And he was
quite outspoken and not always
careful of his language.
This black lamb chanced to be
near Snowball when Johnnie Green
came into the pasture on a certain
fine morning. And when Johnnie
began calling to Snowball the black
lamb said. "Why don't you run the
other way? That's what I always do
when boys call me.
Snowball made no answer. He
stood and looked at Johnnie Green,
who was walking towards him with
outstretched hand.
"Come on!" cried the black lamb.
"I'll run with you."
"No!" said Snowball. "Johnnie
may have something good for me to
cat. Some salt, maybe I
"Huh!" said the black lamb.
"Don't be stupid 1 What if he has
brought you a little salt? He'll want
you to jump through that honn r i
for him. the way he did yesterday."
Snowball had told the hiack a l
about the strange proceeding of the
afternoon before.
"Well " Snowball murmured, as
he hesitated, not knowing whether to
obey the black lamb or Johnnie
Green.
"Well! Are you coming with me?"
the black lamb demanded. "I'm not
going to stay here where that boy
can grab me. 1 don't intend to
spend my time jumping through any
old hoop. I'm not quite so silly as
to do that."
"I believe I'll let Johnnie catch
me,", Snowball told him. "Johnnie
said something yesterday about our
joining the circus. No doubt you've
noticed the circus posters on the side
15-U,
Portland-hub of theiscemc
Columbia IveriKegion.
FROM high Council Crest in Portland, what
vistas of beauty I Forests, mountains and
rivers the Willamette and lordly Columbia.
; Snow-capped Mt. Hood glistening like a diamond
set ingreen velvet and in the distance, those other
great snow mountains, St. Helens and Adams.
What a world for motoring! The matchless Columbia
V River Highway, through the lofty gorge where Multno
mah, nearly .700 feet high, and her many sister water
falls tumble into the river. .
Annual Rose Festival
Ten months of the year Portland is all abloom with roses.
' During the Rose Festival June 20-23, her hospitable people
7 hold high carnival and welcome thousands of visitors.
. A great out-doors, always fresh and green. Summer
' temperature 60s to 80 and almost no rain. Sports on
, water, at country club, in forests or on glacial heights.
A vacation with a new thrill every day.
WAITC You can gat a picture of it from our illustrated booklet,
rOK ran "The Pacific Northwest and Alaska." Writ for it Then
BOOKLET you will want to go. June is a splendid month.
On the way visit Denver, Colorado Springs and Salt Lake
City; it costs no more. Make side trip to Yellowstone,
Crater Lake and Mt. Rainier National Parks.
Two splendidly equipped trains for Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle OREGON -WASHINGTON LIMITED
and CONTINENTAL LIMITED.
FarccGrcotlyricduccd
My twata mljr attic
War
TaxCeae
the late esse my.
Ver iafonaatiM ask
' A. K. Carta, City Fan. Actst. U. P. 8ttn.
ii Dodge Su Omaha, Phone Douglas 4000 '
ConaoHdatad Ticket OIBee Union Station.
1416 Dodc St., Phoo Does-las 1M4 loth eod Maier Street
ii the bam?"
"I ltie," MM lb.' Im I -ill. M
something lie a sneer. "No daubt
you've noticed, the piitun u.
Hger
ted
Vr. 1 Ime," SnuvvUU aJinH-
"Mv Utitle ii. lil- I A linU. lill.c "
M the black l.nub.
U that o?" tried Snowball. "TrU
111 did he enjoy it;M
"I can't ay," tin? hlaik lamb re
plied. "He never came lark aaain.
They fed him to the tiger 10 1 have
Leen told."
And then the M.uk tamH itarird to
fin, M a i idin!) Mut'4!l l
td about and (ullanml him,
Juliitu e tirrca en4rH4 vhit ha4
tome er Jsowlal! Wa tin the
ftt tlwt h4 fliue 1!MvrJ m aH
is Hay l nluKil?
"I'll kerji linn ird ! it t!e
ir frw once I fat!t ium."
thouijht Js!.ittiu 1( he ime 1 d to
eath iif(n iriik to .""nuttb!!, I e.
tutamlv d'dn'l want t pen4 al
nUle time vhjaig hm H ttrund the
l'ture.
At lat Jvhm f Cxt?n had Snow
hall cornered. At Ul he !iped
ioie ahout SnuwbaU'i (k, And
thru he ld tu ir ord ti e (mm
Uaa a a!" C4l!fd the hlui Unib.
It ...Kti.lrd 1.1 turn It Ult a K'f
lht Juhnnitf tunud b hiuiI ;iid
nude a (a e at the black ranal. "
In the haruaid Jahnme hroitgl.t
(orth a pairr-4'ivere4 hoi, lie held
u ui t Hunt of uywlall. "Junip!1
he tried.
Hut nohitl ilrrw hack
' Haa a a!' he Heated. d
I Lhow ti i!'re a tirr l-c-!
I.inil id! thiur
-t'lMne'" Jihnnif ur;r4 km,
"lunin! Jumn"
ubatt uttly imntd further ,
a ay. ;
And !' JoJiniue t!f Umrred
!ie irr.cHerrd hoop and ktrwed;
ioiMard ti gra1 Mwof by
Iteeee. !
A Johnnie' Land Ut t!'f Itwp
Siumhall g4e a inifhienrd blat, '
sur.ng rnji-t at hmi. and r!iimu
ii(irriui), Hi. a user 'atei upon tni
wde Pt the turn-
fr the mit and rapidly growing
auklf t, Slici'ri inii;ht be worn on
jul rHaioni, around the houe,
Parents' Problems
lVe the wrari" of flipper in
jure the arches ( a mall child'
frtOI
Not if the child i of normal weight
for tut age. However, it u tale
rule to have children wear low hee
or high hor during the firtt three
year, in order to provide upptrt
A. Silly Song
By A CUCKOO BIRD -
Oh man neiul hi youth in wak
ing mune l nr nmd M hare hi die
lor he think he can't be happy 'till
he ien liiiii.rli a wiie. Then frame
day he fmd a maiden wh coneiit
to he hi bride and he prance to
the altar with hi captive at hi ide.
Then he ce the mgle lellawt
they laugh at care and tile and he
hud he can't be happy white he's
burdened with a wile. Sn he beat it
out lit kenn htre tlirv rid iiiltl CI
hi yoke. Tlien he goe and ttuulf
another. Man, oh man! you're sure
a j'ke. 1
Read The Tee alt the way!
through. You will find it intcrct
intr. I
Laundry Truck Robbed
While Parked at Jail
I', II. liir.Und talked It! Kini
ball dvlivery truck on the nartli de
el t cmrel police headquarter ye
terJjv itiorninc at H. When he came
fin u( the nation, JI5 worlh of blan-
keu were minting from hi cargo,
he catupUincd to the police.
Dunk Charter Bill Vtn
Vahington, May 21" A Wtl
grantiii perpetual charier to tia
limul bank w a par4 by the houe
and tent to the senate.
far lh pratMlix ef k Sahllr,
wuh la snnouiwa Ikac sae
no tolKiUira eaavattiav far por
trait r rhsiot rai'hn mark ft say
nai nr.
Rembrandt Studio.
ISM'i Famaia 81.
WELCH'S SPECIAL
ft Wwk al Mas It I IS. lwUiiat
riM?le f- e t SW, mil i
mt Call, 1m or Mild Ur tmt
m4f lar eolr is.
All Six Restaurant!
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11 TUNIO AND
KKPAIRIO
All Wars CwhM
A. H05PE CO.
HIS Deuflee. Tel. Deaf. I.
. jyff x m e freshness of the milk used in
A) ) II V. YOUR home than the date of Pasteuriza-
l N ?K V llll C& T on stamPe on e caP f eac bottle, f
r y I " A glance at the top of every bottle of V:
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The keeping quality as well as the flavor of Roberts Milk is as defin
itely known as is its quality in regard to the butter fat standards. We
buy our milk from many sources and we are qualified to test and judge
the product that we buy. Buying and pasteurizing dairy products is a
definite part of our business and our years of experience enable us to
maintain a very rigid standard. We guarantee every product that we
sell to give satisfaction. v '
The Roberts Sanitary Dairy is by no means a new venture. Our prod
ucts have been sold in Lincoln for more than fifteen years. . Another
branch has been in operation in Sioux City for four years. We have
the only cheese factory in Nebraska, the only certified milk produc
ing plant in Nebraska. '
You may order Roberts Milk either direct or through grocers.
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2901 Cuming Street