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LUBBOCK. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER THE MORNING AVALANCHE-PACE fltt Cotton Control By Government, Compulsory If Necessary, Asked By Farmers Session Called lo Talk Plans fBy The Associated Press) ABILENE, Nov. control of if placing acreage on a percentage allotment plan was favored by West Texas farmers, many of whom are tenants, who gathered here today for a discussion of pending agricultural legislation.

Principal speakers were Congressmen Charles L. South of Coleman, 21st district, and Clyde L. Garrett or Eastland, nth district. The meeting was called by J. L.

Wilkinson of Coleman, president of the West Texas Cotton Growers association. Farmers differed slightly as to a plan of financing the farm program. Most of them voiced a desire for a process tax on farm commodities, and others wanted a direct appropriation from congress. Graduated Payments Suggested Solution of present farm displacing many tenants was suggested through graduated payments to farmers and compensation payments under one unit as under the old Bankhcad bill. The number of tenants has been decreasing greatly in recent years in this area, it was pointed out.

Congressman South said: "The problem facing southern cotton farmers today is the greatest in the nation, and a solution will be found only when growers become students of the entire situation." He added more important farm legislation was passed at the laot session of congress than ever before, and thac he felt sure a successful program, would be worked out in the special session beginning Nov. 15. Representative Garrett suggested that further uses of cotton be found and experiment stations for that work be set up. He favored production of better staple cotton and the expanding of a program for that work. No desire for control of per acre yield was expressed, but instead farmers said they wanted improvement of crops through soil conservation measures.

Black Chalk-White "Blackboard" Idea Is Favored By Some; Others Have Doubts As To Value; Glare Possibilities Seen Textile Collection Of Wagners Is Lent To College A textile collection including a part wool Navajo rug which is threaded on an Indian loom has been lent to the clothing and textiles department of Texas Technological college by Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Wagner, said Miss Mabel D.

Erwin, department head. The loom had been exhibited in the Museum of Natural History in New York. The rug is about three- fourths finished. Indians did ths weaving with their fingers, using homespun yarn. The warp is woolen, a distinguishing trait of a geneuine Navajo rug.

The collection will be exhibited part of the time in the clothing and textiles department and part in the museum on the campus. Included are a hand-blocked Persian print hanging, silk shawl from Paris, Paisley shawl, and cashmere scarf. The Paisley shawl was woven on hand looms in Paisley. Scotland, between 1820 and 1870. At least two weavers are required for the complicated process.

The shawls particularly were celebrated between 1805 and the middle of the century. WRONG DRAWER OPENED TTJLSA tsk," sighed Detective Sergeant Lynn Moss, "to steal so much for so little." A business establishment had reported the theft of 1,000 Oklahoma tax $1. By NORMA MILLS Lubbock school officials are doubtful of the value of black chalk and "white blackboards," but they are willing to be shown. This was their expressed reaction to a picture appearing in Tuesday morning's Avalanche illustrating the "white blackboard" idea of Paul F. Born, president of the Elgin, 111., board of education.

Born theorized that a white board with black chalk would tend to the preservation of the pupil's eyesight and brighten and lighten the school room. Dr. J. T. Hutehinson, president of the Lubbock board of education, offered the objection, however, that if the dust of black chalk flies about as it does in the case of the white, it "would get things pretty dirty." He added, however, that if the crayon is a hard substance which will not shatter it might be an improvement.

Dr. Hutehinson said further the board of. education has already given thought to similar suggestions and expressed himself in favor of a thorough investigation of the black chalk- white blackboard idea with reference to Lubbock schools and 1he possible aid to eyesight of the pupil. He wondered, however, whether the white boards would present more objectionable glare than the black. The comment of City Superintendent W.

B. Irvin was that "it seems obvious it would make the schoolroom lighter and more pleasant. He added that last year, tests were made here of yellow crayon on ordinary black boards and did not prove satisfactory in spite of advance assurance that it would improve the usual combination of white on black. "But we are willing to try anything that might be an aid to tht pupil," he declared. Engineers Of College, ROTC Plan Trip To Conchos Dam A trip to Conchos dam near Tucumcari, N- will be sponsored Nov.

19-20 by the Texas Technological college student chapter of the American Association of Civil Engineers. Civil engineering students and members of the Reserve Officers Training corps unit will make the trip. About 25 are expected to go Wayland Merriman from Wheeler is president of the A.S.C.E. Capt, Prank A. Pettit, R.O.T.C.

commander at the college, and J. Murdough, head professor of civil engineering, will accompany the students. An automobile mounted on railroad wheels and drawing a trailer carried mail, express and passengers for several years between Albany. and Boston, on the Georgia Northern railroad. Tech Buildings Well Under Way Construction was started this week on a nursery school building at Texas Technological college and will be completed by Dec.

15, said Jess Williams, who has the $3,000 contract. The building will be used as a child development laboratory and abode for the nursery school which will be conducted throughout the year, rathev than only during eum- mers as formerly. The one story frame structure, 25 by 32 feet, will contain a play room, office, dining room, kitchen, bath and small cloak room. Plastering and stucco work has been started on a cottafe for which Williams also has the contract and which will be used in experimentation in cheaper housing. Eighteen girls will live there.

The building will be completed by Dec. 15, said Williams. The nursery school structure Is located southwest of and near tha home economics building. The cot tagc faces College avenue between Broadway and Thirteenth street. Cattle Feeding At Post Gains Strides (By Stilt Correspondent) POST, Nov.

are from 200 to 300 head of cattle now on feed near Post, according to a check of livestock men here, with prospects of more being fed out when the huge grain crop of the county is harvested. Fall roundups are about The O-S is completing Its work this week. A good crop of calves was reported by Giles Connell, owner. Beggs brothers who operate a ranch 23 miles south, recently shipped 1,250 lambs to Fort Worth for the market. There has been some shipment of calves from the county to other states.

A good price was reported. TO AVIATION CONFERENCE AUSTIN, Nov. 2. (fP) Governor James V. Allred has appointed Richard Furman of Corpus Christi to represent Texas at an aviation conference called by Governor George H.

Earle of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg Nov. 5-6. The governor said Furman would advise on the desirability of calling a similar conference in Texas to consider regional aviation problems. Teacher Retirement Fund Given Favor A committee presented a report on the teacher retirement system 'to faculty members of Texas Technological college Tuesday afternoon, to better acqaint them with provisions and benefits of the system as pertains to the faculty. Only a few Tech faculty members have signed waivers which free them from payment to the fund, said President Bradford Knapp.

Members of the committee were Dr. A. W. Evans, Lonnie Langston, Miss Mabel D. Erwin, Ray Mowrey, and V.

L. Doughtie, all of the faculty. The loss of the "Housatonic," which was blockading Charleston during the Civil war, is the first recorded instance of a warship being sunk by a submarine. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? IS THERE A CURE? A booklet containing the opinion! rf funaua doctors cm thii intereittnt tub- ject 'will be sent FREE, while they last, to writing to the Educational Division, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.

Dept. Central Plains Dairy Group To Meet Thursday At Plainview PLAIN VIEW, Nov. 2. Central Plains Dairy Improvement association will meet Thursday for a regular session. Meeting will be in the afternoon.

Basket lunch will served at noon. G. G. Gibson, College Station ex- tension service dairy hutbandmM. ir to attend.

"LEWS" FOR 1HE GUM An Astringent with AntiiepUe properties that must pleaee UMT or Druggists return money if tint bottle of "LETO'S" fails to Mark Habey Drug Store. LUBBOCK SANITARIUM CLINIC Medical, Surgical tnd Diagnostic Dr. J. T. Knitter Dr.

J. H. Stllei Dr. H. E.

Mast Gtneral tiff try Dr. 3. T. Hutehinson Dr. Ben B.

Hutehinson Dr. E. M. Blake Kjr. Ear.

and Throat Dr. D. Wilson X-fcmy Liberator; C. E. Hunt StltrlnUndinl I Dr.

M. C. Overtoil 1 Dr. Arthur Jenkini Isfanti and Children Dr. J.

P. Dr. H. C. Maxwell General Dr.

O. R. Band Obitctrici Dr. Robert II. McCarty Internal Medicine Or.

J. K. Richardson Dr. U. S.

Marshall General J. H. Fetton Bmlneai Manajtr PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY X-RAY AND RADIUM SCHOOL OF NURSING Numerous Irrigation Wells Near Lockney iBy Staff LOCKNEY, Nov. 2. Lockney's trade territory has about 300 irrigation wells, with an average of 200 acres to the well, said J.

L. Suits, editor of the Lockney Bcason. Hundreds of acres of wheat will be grown under irrigation this winter. It is planted now and is up to a good stand and ready for cattle grazing. More Oil Leases Conveyed By Owners Of Lubbock County Filing of instruments recording conveyance of oil and gas mineral rights on 640 acres of Lubbock county land Tuesday at the office of the county clerk continued the climb of the total acreage under lease.

W. R. Chancellor leased from James R. Bamett of route 2, Lubbock, his one-sixteenth interest in and to all the northwest quarter of section 73. block A.

abstract 340, certificate 929, EL RR RR, survey, and transferred by assignment rights to the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil company. Chancellor also transferred by assigned rights to that company the northwest quarter of section 73, block abstract 340, certificate 929, 929, EL RR RR, company survey. S. E. Cone obtained exploration rights on the northwest quarter of section 59, block A and southeast quarter of section 63, block A.

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