The Evening herald., April 18, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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EARLY START FOR
HARDY FLOWERR
It In 1 1 ill u to nlurt aowlng flower
aocij right now. (Vrtnlu vt the
hard !( annual miiy ho aown mi
tha anew to nlf t ilown to ihtj curili
Willi llin spring thnwa unil Ilia aned
will germinate nlmnat before the
front la out of tint ground mill ho
ready to burnt Into lilonm liy Hi"
flrat of June. Tliu aoail may ho
cultured whero It I to bloom now.
Over (ho bulb buria theno minitnla
mny lio aown to spring Into growth
and cover llui unlntiiutirul fading of
tlm tulip ntwl ilnf focltlH.
In thu lint, tha popplea, perhaps,
aohulii bo plarnd firm. Tim Khlrloy
popplea In t Hu 1 r new and dullcuto
hnd urn ono of Iho moat bnnulf
tul of nil tha nnniiula. Tho pln;it
will nndnro lot of freezing when
'HIM youiiK. Oflnn I hoy iinrmlniito from
aelf-eowu end In the full find ur
vivo tho wlntwr to aprlng Into growth
with tho flrat wnrm aun of aprlng.
They should bo aown thinly, mixing
tho aoi'd Willi Iwli'o Ha bulk or moro
of filler nun il to fuclllmto tho process.
Tho nnnunl lurkapur I another
plnnt l but will ataud tlio wlntor In
tho annlllng state. Itoauilf ill now
color In thla finn unniiul uru now
on sale, particularly thu roan, car
in lull nnd wnturinnlon pink tone In
tho atock or hyacinth-flowered amo
tion. Buchclvr button are a third Iron
clad tbut ran bo aown now. Dcaplto
tha fart that lia semla aro rather
large, they germinate when aprlnk
Init upon tho aurfuro t tho aoll. In
fact, thla I a characteristic of many
plant wlih fulrly lurgoacod. I'nron
n In I larkspur germinate beat from
cod that scatter on tho aoll from
tho ripening poda on tho plant.
Snapdragon gryw beat whnn
atnrtod cool. Thoy alwuy clf-ow
If glvou a chanco and may bo rnl
tornj on tho frozen aoll now.
Other aullablo for n wlntor atari
aro awcut nlyaamu, candytuft, cnl
llapala, calonduln, California poppy,
nlgolln, Virginia ntorka; In fact cuiy
annuul that you know self-ow
llaolf from aoed scattered thn fall be
fore may bo aown out of door now
for tho earlloat and sturdiest plant.
rori'infjHi :i the 'I'tc it'.on of drainage,
Tin- need Irfi I, whether It ho u clgur
: or l' r k t fl'il box. need to 'aavt
'tolea bored In tho bottom, ubotit lx
inihea upiirl !n turger bozca and
ihmo Inchon In l.ho cigar box. Over
Iho hot I nm of thn box xprvad brok
en flower pot, crockery or small
pebbles, then counter aoll jincl laat of
nil finely sifted BOl J .
for tho fluent wind It la an excel
lent plan to cut burin p to fit tha boot
mid luy It over tha conrao drainage
and then pluco tlio aoll upon It no
lht tho box miiy bo watered by Mil
ting It In a pan of water and there
w'll lio no dancer of wntihlng tho
tiny aaoil or arndllng. Firm tho
aoll iiivl aow the eed In roiw. Th'a
I better than o wing brondraat a It
will bo upprm-lfiU'd when It cornea to
tranapliintlnK.
Thin sowing la oconnmy. Qunntl
tloa of aoed am win tod by too, thick
planting. Tho tiny plant crowd
each other and none of them ha a
fair chanco when they coma up thick
a fur. Tha trcccaallntcs early
transplanting before tho soedllnga
nro airoiiR enough o bo handleo.
Cover tho need li'ixea with n damp
cloth or piece of paper until goruiliia
tlon Blurts, and act a pano of gins
over the top. Remove tho paper or
cloth a anon a tha flrat tiny humpa
of the little plant break tha aoll.
Wipe off tho glass aa wotor collects
on It from evaporation o It wilt not
drip on Hho plants and cauau thorn
to damp oft.
Keep need boxen moist but not wet
or water-logged. Oood dralnnKe will
tiika euro of thl propoHltlon but do
not deluxe tha eed boxea. Sprinkle
liently and water fine acedn from be
low which aro only to bo aprlnklod
on tho aurfaco nnd prcaaod Into tho
aoll.
Keep In an oven lemperaturo aa
ponalblo and if a cold Riiup romon do
not keep too rloao to tho k1'"W.
I MALIN I
.
(('iiiilliineil I'ioiii I'iiko Two)
Wc'iliiiisilay in Kliimuth Falla.
The lillla nro luoklng, ftreen after
tie ahowor of the punt few duyt.
C'alllu und aheep men aro rejjlclni
imr tliu - proHpoct of good paaluro
m l water tot their flock.
Mr. and Mr. Klloro and fam
ily of tho Htoal Swamp dltrl.:t
were among tho Malln vlultjra on i
M oiid ay. I
Tha flu epidemic in aubildlnK.
Km ma Kullnu and Florence, HunOera
woro out of achool thl week.
BLY
Tin: iNiMxui si:ki itox
notes In n aouth or enat window
aro the malnatny of Ihouannda of
Knrdnnera each yoar and a reliable
aid to rocI itnrdenliiK f properly
handled.- Tha preparation of the
need box I a almplo mutter but one
that need to bo well done to bo ren
onnbly certain of bringing tho ead
llim to planting alto. Klral nnd
"OREGON" JONES TO
CO BACK TO PRISON
SAI-KM. Oro., April 18. J. W.
I.IU'n. deputy warden of tha slate
penltent'ary, will leuvo tonight for
Sacramento to bring back to Sulom
"Opvon" Jonea. fnmou Oregon eB--nil
convict who I under arrest In
'" eltv. I. Mile will tnko along an
"Oreiton noot" nrrj plenty of other
'ram to aid In brlng'ng homo tho
nrloner. Jonea with flvo other
nrionern eacapod from the Oregon
penitentiary by going ever tha wall
about a year ago.
John Ulder of Palaley 1 In thla
vulloy thl week attending to affairs
of lila ranch hero.
Mr. and Mr. Oaborno will leavo
tomorrow for Chlco fjr a fow daya
vU'lt with relallvea at that placo.
Thoy will bo accompanied on their
return homo by Mr. Oaborno' moth
er, Mr. M. Z. Weaver who ha
been Rpondlng tho winter at Chlco.
Mm, Muy Caaoboor haa return
nod to hor home .hero after upend
ing u few month on tho coast,
Marvin Crosn, Uiillua Clvan,
Oeorgo Floyd, nnd Jamo Edaall
mndo a trip Into Klamath Kail
Tuesday to be present at the meet
ing of tbo Klamath Pall commlt
tco with that of iho Dly Rodeo Aa
toclatlon In regard to the sale of
the Association to Klamath Fulls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ford of Pals
ley havo rocontly moved here, nnd
Mr. Ford will bo connected with
tho Uly Morcuiitllo Co.
Mr. and Mra. nil) Tucker and Mr.
and Mrs. Hobs Richardson of Cbllo
quln woro guest Sunday at tho
Olvan ranch.
1 Tho member of tho Girls sowing
1 club and a few visitors of tho club
I were tho guests .of Miss Jessie
Doyd Saturday afternoon.
Marlon Darnes, gamo warden of
this county was In this valley, a
few days iMs week on official bus
iness. Henry Won da ot Pino Crook Is
visiting this week hero with his
sister Mrs. Frank Obcnchaln.
Chirley Tnylor of lloatty enmo
out Wednesday with a truck load
of freight for tho Ely Mercantile
company.
Tao card party of last Saturday
night at tho ' Community hall was
ono ot the best to be given the
past few months, dmcing was also
onjoyed tha last of the evening, with
excellent music furnished by J. A.
Parkor, nill Nohlo. Mrs. Eddie
Cnsehecr and Matt Obcnchaln. An
other Interesting foaturo ot tho
evening wan the ncleclton of piano 1
mulc hr Nelllo Hchaffer Wallls. j
J. P. McAulllffo was through ;
hero onrouto to Lakovluw one day J
thla week. !
Mr. and Mri Charley Taylor, Mrs. !
Frank Sclunltz and a number of'
other residents of Iloatty attended S
fcistor church survlces here lait
Sunday. j
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CHILOQUIN i
. :
Tho Women Community club of
Chlloriuln spent a very enjoyable
day at the Ewauna Logging camp
as guests of Mrs. Wullaln,
Tbo party left tho lialfour hotel
at ten thirty arriving at the camp
shortly after eleven and called the
buxlness meeting before lunch..
There wis 1 pleasant surprlao giv
en the club by the reading ot the
deed to a kit in Woat Chiloquln,
given to tho club, by Mr. and Mrs.
Paint and Wallpaper
No mztter how you build your home.
Important part when ycu sell.
look play an
There are no greater aids to value and beauty than
paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied
When you want either, come to headquarters
Browne's Paint Store
W. P. Fuller Paint
Wallpaper all the latest designs
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."If if put on with a, brash we have It"
Save Money
on Wiring Cost
When yon plan your home,
conBult with us. We can
advise you how to save
money by planning your
wiring correctly. Our tech
nical knowledge and years
service, without reservation,
of experience la at your
We want you to save
money on yoar building. ,
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illl.Ii SUTLER, Mgr.
7tb and KLuimtli
Phone 171 1
Spink ot Chiloquln and Dr. Ritchie I
01 Ios AnRciun.
t uo iuUivb voted to have a special
For
a Better Town
1 HESE pages are prepared with the idea
of aiding Klamath Falls home owners in their
efforts to make this town more beautiful A
better place to live.
D UE to the cooperation of the advertisers
on these two pages, we are now enabled to
offer the first of a seri es on home gardening
and flower growing.
F ROM week to week other articles will be
added, with the idea of making this section a
real aid to community betterment.
The Evening Herald
It
rriine. I
'lenurook, orear, !
over pittua fjr tne new ciun nouse.
Ail iiiwuour a.t Inv.ted to attend, i
five new members were voted on i.
and are expected to attend the
next meeting. The duo voted
to senu lour delegates to the con
vuutiuii At Modtjru, April z&ta, Mra.
leuurooK, MT4. 'Jauuu, Mra. Prune
ana Mra. Ueaueuuurg were elected.
A letter waa received and rea
from Mr. Cramblut, ttie principal of
tne scuiKil, ilmnK.ng me ciun for
tue tea uouura giten to lue acuoi
lor piuyrouua equipmeut.
Aiter the uuaiUetis meeting Lae
iuri' aujuurued 10 tne mesa uouae
and uau real luiuuurjack dinner,
inere were 22 present: Mesdames
auun, Auui'ews, ioun, nea.g,
.Nu.pom, juuow, nun, Lanitaeu,
arisen, bueil, ueasan, tlavis,
ivrauemuu.g, iiraneuourg,
uaiiour, iicuricK,
wpiu, bievena auu uauguLer.
lue taoie wiis preiuty uecoraieu
Ata uijumuus auu lur'us. taia uec
viuLiou wua tuu'.suea Oj tne c.u
uuufld eiupuee4 wiuca wai ver
uiuwu apprueiateu by tne women.
Alter umuur wane me part waa
taking ur tne, .iruia to iuho them
w 1-0 vtuuus .ii.ss fMcke and .tils
iouaiueou u( tvitimain r'a.ls joiaea
me pariy. It wus a queer looging
uuuen or itimocr jacks on the train
wuen It puued out but tney were
ail taere to see the new Jammer
ioaU tne Iirst log. Same of tao
Women went out Into tho woods
wuere tne were puncn.ng and load- i
.g the wheels but the fire kept (
quite a lew, as we had all kinds 01
weather tor a little while.
At threo o'clock .the train took
the party back to camp where they
dried off a little and then returned
,to Oalloquin. Everyone had a pleas
ant day.
Pr. Ritchie ot Los Angeles la hero
to npond the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Spink. . !
Mrs. Hazel Urcar Is spending the 1
week end with her sister Mrs. Henry
Llanenburg at Chiloquln mill.
Elmer Tucker who has been hav
ing quite a serious time with blood
poisoning In his hand has had to
go to Klumath Falls for treatment.
Concrete for Permanence
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I let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con-;
I :rete. ' . -
If you build to sell, concrete .'onst ruction makes your task easier. If.
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PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL
EPIDEMIC OF FLU
HAS NOW SUBSIDED
A serious epidemic of influenza
which resulted in ton deaths in
Klamnth county during tho months
ot March and April, has pracUcally
subsided according to reports from
the local hospitals, schools and
health department.
Thought to bo a continuation ot
tho widespread epidemic ot Influ
enza on rh,o Atlantic seabord dur
ing January, the disease became
noticoablo In Klamath county dur
ing February and gradually increas
ed In Intensity up unt.ll tho middle,
ot March when several deaths wero
reported.
Hundreds ot Indiana on tho Klam
ath Indian reservation wcro stricken
with tho disease. In several cases
halt tha enrollment at a rural
school woro out because of flu. In
othqr cases tha teacher's Illness
forced a temporary - dismissal of
classos. 1 '
As long as the cases Tomalnod
just flu, no trouble was experienc
ed In rocovory, howevor, trouble
followed pneumonic complications.
FORIHODEN TO TOEACH
NEW YORK, April IS. Bishop
Montgomery Brown, convicted of
heresy nt Clovelnnd Inst full, has
been forblldon by Bishop William T.
Manning of the Episcopal Diocese of
Now York to preach tomorrow at
St. Mnrk's-ln-tho-Bowery.
Safeguard Your Home
It does you little good to scrape' and save to build that home of yours,
unless you take steps to see that it is protected. ,
The one sure way to be protected i3 to take out fire insurance.
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