Herald and news., July 21, 1949, Page 20, Image 20

HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, JULY 21. !?
PACE TWENTY
World Unity Through
Gardening Is Theme Of
Library Club Flower Show
World unity through gardening 1
to bfl the theme of thli year's tall
flower show to be sponsored by the
garden group of the Klamath Falls
Library club. Date for the show,
first since before the war U Aug
ust 35.
Doori of the auditorium of the
Fremont achool will be open to the
have an Important part In the show
and the divisions are both varied
and Intriguing. Under thu clari
fication of entriea for Instance will
be world neighbors, natural phe
nomena, earth'a treasurers, birds of
America. Japanese Influence. Jewell
In Jan and many other (roups.
There are numerous other divl'
public from 3 to I p. m. for viewing i sions and for the benefit of those
the entries.
General chairman of the show Is
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor who has long
been Identified with the promotion
of Interest In flower shows in the
Klamath basin.
This week, speaking on plans for
the exhibit, she drew attention to
the constructive value of a flower
enow in any community.
"It I the flower show that de-
velopt radiation point from which I
home and civic Improvements are
given Impetus." according to those
who are directly Interested In the ;
success of this year's show. j
Show committees are Inviting
basin-wide participation in the
show. Exhibits In all divisions will
be welcome and particularly are
garden clubs outside Klamath Palls
Invited to enter.
The amateur flower snow, If it
la to fulfill its purpose, must be of
educational value." Mrs. O'Connor
stated. Its definite purpose Is to
raise the standards r; horticulture
and Horticulture In the community
and In the home.
It Is emphasised that exhibitors
need not be professionals since the
real benefit of such show Is to
encourage competition between
friends and neighbors who are suc
cessful In raising fine flowers and
using them to the best advantage.
Fine points of difference between
the ordinary and the distinguished
may be learned by taking part in
good flower show and It Is to en
courage the propagation of fine
blooms that the show Is sponsored.
Flower arrangement classes will
Interested In participating In the
show a schedule will be printed in
! an early Issue of this paper.
The new executive board of the
i garden group of the KUmath Falls
j Library club Include Mrs. K B.
1 Redman, president: Mrs. Ray E.
! Oreen. first vice president: Mrs.
H. S. Stone, second vice president:
j Mrs. 8. A. Karlson. secretary and
Mrs. F. P. Steele, treasurer.
Red Press Keeps
Up On Pact
MOSCOW. July II oPwThe U.
8. senate debate on the North At
lantic pact ha been getting close
attention from the Moscow press.
Here are a few recent sample
headlines which appeared In Prav
da. the official communist party
newspaper:
"American public cornea out
against pact."
"Senato discusses Atlantic Pact
(this story told of growing opposi
tion among senators to the char
ter. "Sen. (William E Jenner R
Ind.) quoted as saying pact a mili
tary alliance not for peace but for
unleashing war."
Other Sonet newspapers also
have been giving the debate steady
play.
trse the Want Ads for Quick Results!
Liquid
Fertilizer
Used Here
While liquid fertiliser is not new.
It Is coming Into substantial use in i
the Klamath basin this year.
Practicability of this form of fer
tiliser started to be recognized here
only last year although It had been
Introduced some time ago and it
la being quite widely used in other
farming areas.
An advantage of the liquid form
is that It goes to work as soon as
applied, becoming absorbed by the I
sod with the irrigation water. An
other advantage Is that it ran be
applied after plants are too big tor
cultivation and application of pow
dered fertilizer.
For the best results mix powder
or dry fertilizer with potato seed
at planting. With first irrigation
apply liquid fertilizer and make the
final application with liquid about
50 days from harvest which will
be about August i. for some acreages
this year.
The liquid fertilizer Is dripped I
from a barrel with spigot control I
Into the irrigation water at the
headgate.
Cost of this fertilization method
is approximately 900 pounds of dry
substance per acre at seeding at
130 per acre, with liquid applications
around M per four gallons per acre
or eight gallons per season for the
two applications at (13 per acre.
If the starting application of dry !
material Is eliminated, potency of
the liquid applications should be
increased.
Plans for applying sulphur In
liquid form next year are being
made now. Thia has not been tried
here but Is expected to be more
popular titan dry sulphur applica
tions. ,
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STOCK SHOW COMING Plans got under way for the 14th annual Klamath County Junior
Livestock show, to be held of the fairgrounds August 28, 29 and 30, for 4 H and FFA
members, with the appointment of top committee members for Rotory club which spon
sors the event. Left to right, are Walt Jendrzeiewski, co-chairman; "Red" Bussman, gen
eral chairman; Scott Warren, Rotary director in charge; Mark Smith, co-chairman; and,
Standing, Deb Addison, club president. The program, as usual, will include livestock show,
homemokers fair, barbecue and auction.
Small Crop
Seen For
Late Spuds
PULLMAN. Wm.li., July .H
I A I yrttm iHHtUo kurplua nmv tw
Just ft bud til nun In ItHl. ft Vh
l union 8Uti rollrur rvonon..jt tn
dtcutrtt VHltirMly.
Grow en of lntr ixilMlom In
Wn.shtUKh'i. touiiht Int. cr to
get Ihctr crop nuludtHl In iiovrru
mfiu MiptMirt pit.vn.iM.U when ft
aurplua of pu1 kiUK'krit itottll
Uir !tvt inuikci prUt
Karl HobMHt. extension notiomint
at the collate prttiii-tfHt the Utr
crop of point or will brtun prim
only Auiihily below Ihc hitth level
of 1H7. I'uymrnu In .hut year
err $64 prr Ion In October. ?4
in November ami $M In liwriiibrr.
ThiMr price were cxrecitr., only
bv iwvments mmie in the emiy
".HM, HobMUi fcttlti.
Hobsoi. nul nittiket exe.( rx-pet-t
the mnnlleMt rrop tif lrtle po
tatoes in the imtlon Miue lini.
Mttikrt coiulitum vouUI chuutte,
he ftdiletf. but July romlttioiu me
usually a "good guttle "
Support price for Utr potAloe
In liMi have been m-1 hi $J8 ft ton
in October. In Novemter. W7
in December mut $44 in January.
FUNNY BUSINESS
I l . 'i hii i-iTi . ii. , 1 M h A ' -r"-"ir
"Five o'clock It to important to our employee that
dramatii it, with tha clock dltapptarlng behind moun.
tain ictntry!"
Driver Draws Fine
On Rockless Count
I TIH.KLA7K. Calif . July Jl-Muh-
afl Mltrovli'h if KaoiMinrnto ass
I fined $'0 nn a rs-klrM Uilvuia clisia
Black, White
Zoo Gaining
Animals at thf private park on
the Black and White ranch In Poe
valley keep Increasing, from pur
chase of new species and natural
reproduction.
There are eight new baby white
elk In the park now and six new
native elk babies. Five of the white
babies are crosses.
Besides the new small fry. other
unique animals from far and wide
now at home in this private park
are a pair of emus, lance strange
appearing birds: llamas tused as
brasu of burden in their native
South America, now living In
plushi. a pair of tueding white pea
cocks jealous of attentions of the
peahens, black caracul sheep, buf
falo, cattalo and so forth.
The two audads ran Into a fence
and committed suicide by break
ing their necks.
Rumors Put Trigg
In Farm Office
WASHINGTON. July 31 ii
Reports circulated in farm circles
: here today that President Truman
soon iU appoint Ralph 8. Trutg
to the long-vacant post of axsist
' ant secretary of agriculture.
I Trigg is now serving as admin
' istrator of the agriculture depart-
menu production and marketing
', administration. That agency han
dles the government's farm pro
', duction and price support pro
I grsms.
Trigg is a naUve of Dallas, Tex.
i He served as a lieutenant com
: mander In the navy during the
war. Before that, he was assistant
; director of the New Mexico unem
I ployment compensation commis
, si on.
The post uf assistant secretary
has been vacant since Secretary
of Agriculture Brannan left It In
the spring of IMS to head the department.
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