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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1925)
Page Six Sunday. October 25. 1025 MICE ON TREES GIVEN BY C. OF f If the planting of tros through out Klamath Falls for the ake ot beautifying and ImproTir.s: Die i'y ii to meet with sueeess. '' l h" time to select trees with members of soliciting committees of he cham ber of commerce, or with J. A. Kar- . . l n.in.1 nn- i.inrtiinc ley. wno m. uv - at the chamber of eorumer.-e rooms from 9 until one o'clock. Any one wishing trees, but who is uncertain as to the type best suited to hU needs, will do well to consult with Mr. Farley. He Is provided with many cuts of trees, roses and ether shrubs, and with price lists from the nursery men who are to furnish the young trees. I'd to date some fifteen persons have consulted tLLe charts and pictures and bave placed unusually large orders for plants and trees. If the morning hours are awkward for any person, a phone call to the chamber of com merce rooms will facilitate matters, and a special appointment may be made. People in the Third street district, which also includes Washington and Jefferson streets as far west as Center street, and east to Fifth, are pointing with pride to their hund-, red per cent quota. This splendid showing is due to Mrs. H. N. Moe. who has the distinction of being the . first worker to turn in a complete chart and report, showing her as-j signed territory as hating been! thoroughly worked. Mrs. Moe states that a preference ."or cork-bark elms was Tery decided, with here' and there a mountain ash and a few j silrer leafed maples. j For the most part, persons plant-1 ing trees in their parking desire a ; uniform plan, and if their neighbor! has taken some certain tree they! are inclined to order the same. This does not bold true to such an etent j that a monotonous effect is result- i ing. howerer. j As to the method of planting, j That, in the opinion of the commit-' tee, should be left up 10 the pur chaser of the tree. There are those ! who advise strongly for fall plant-! ing, and others Just as strongly in! favor of the spring planting. Mr. ! Elmer Applegate, wbo bas had wide j experience with horticultural ex periments in Klamath county, la strongly in favor of the latter. Be On the Trail of lnternailonal Rum Plotters PINE RIDGE NOTES .1 i 3 v ;'V'.V T Walton A. Green, drafted from Wall Street by "l.incoln S.ndrvws, "dry czar," and given tfir title of chief prohibition in jpector, is organising a corps of investigators to break up inter national liquoi-smujgling conspiracies. that aa it may, the trees should be shipped here this fall, otherwise they will be too far advanced for Klamath's late spring when they arrive here from over the moun tains, say in March or April. If the planting is not done this fall the trees will in that case be beeled in at a depth of at least two feet until the season for planting arrives. So far over two hundred persons have ordered and paid for trees and shrubs, and If the remaining citiiens who have not been interviewed are aa interested in this greatest of all city beautifying campaign, the num ber sbould be more than doubled within the next week. HARVARD STADIUM. Cambridge. Mass., Oct. 24 (United Press) Crushing the outclassed, but cour ageous crimson eleven. Dartmouth won her third successive football victory over Harvard before 50.000 spectators here this afternoon. The score, 32 to 9 was one of the big gest ever rolled up by the green In Harvard stadium. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert llrophy. ac !rompaoled by Mrs. J. J. llrophy. mo 1 tored to Medford Friday evening. ' returning Sunday evening, accom panied by John llrophy. who h ,bren visiting in Medford for some 'time. V. A lienson and son Alex spent simJav here with their folks- Hen- sen is employed as locomotive en gineer ot the Shaw-ltertrani rami' and Al l" scaler at the fcwauna W. Poney, Charles Sm-i!:. Aie lUason. Frank Jones and Earl Sil vers went de?r huntlug Sunday. Doaey was the lucky one ot the bunch, bringing home a buck that weighed close to 300 pounds, William Morrison was over from Dorris. Calif., the first of this week n business and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cade and Miss N'ita Savage were visiting In Grants Pass for several days this week. A. J. Fender. Ted Savage. Miss Iris Savage and MIss'Leona Savage1 were visitors in Klamath Falls Sun day. Mrs. Frank Llghtner and daughter Amy were business visitors in Klam ath Falls Saturday. Mrs. G. A. Haliwell and son of Oroville. Calif., spent the week vta Itlng Mrs. Hallwell's parents. Mr.! and Mrs. George C'hastaln. Mrs. Chastain of Bonania. mother ot Geo. Chastain. bas also been a visitor there this week. i Harry Louis is visiting with bis sister, Mrs. W. Doney, this week. Louis was woods foreman at the Anne Creek Lumber company. I Mrs. C. C. Heldrick, Mrs. Loper. j Mrs. Jack McKeever and Mrs. Ten- brook of Chlloquln were visitors In Pine Ridge Tuesday. 1 Al Meyers, representing Haas Bros., wholesalers of San Francisco. i LEAVK HOB TUB NORTH A party ot surveyors of the ' Oregon Trunk railway who spent : Thursday night in the city returned ' to their borne in the north ves- i terday. In the party were S. S. I Crenshaw ot Spokane; T. G. Lam bert ot Aurora. Oregon: S. A. De Mirth ot Portland: R. H. Nichorson of Portland: II. A. Frost of Kallspel, Montana and L. Roblnett. M. Downing. E. E. i Knecht, I. M. McCoy. R. H. Ful ' ton, Arthur Ward, Swan D. Iterg- ( quist, G. Morrison and Earl Ward. as a business visitor here Tur- day. The Woods Curtis truck ot Klam- ath Falls waa her Wednesday with! a load of produce for the Forest; Pine company commissary I Mrs. W. Poney and broth.r. liar-! ry Louts, are. business visitors In ! Klamath Falls for a few dsys j J. C. Thompson of the Home Sup ply compaay of Klamath Falls, waa' . . t.M.ines visitor here Wnluesdajr. I Mr. Itoberl llrophy will spend the week end with Mrs Howard Mallory at her home al Fort Klam ath. .Mrs. Henry Zlogerlle returnod borne from Klamath Falls the first of the week with her new baby The Infant was christened at the home of Mr. and Mrs Hans Anderson by Hev Father Gels of the t'alhorfle church last Thursday afternoon. The baby was given the name uf Francis. .Mrs. D. Anderson returned to her home here Tuesday nftrr visiting with her daughter. Mrs Carl Wil liams at her ranch oa Iho Fort Klamalh road for aovaral days. Mm. J. K. McCain and Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Crambllt of Chlloquln wls visiting In ramp Kunday afternoon. Mrs. F. I'. Koran tilorlalned a number of ladlea at btr horn Wed- I nesday afternoon In an effort to or jganti a community rlub bar. Those i attending wer Mrs. K. tlllllspla, Mrs. J. J. Ilruphy, Mrs. J. K. Mans j field, Mrs. W, A. Iletiaon, Mra. tleo. Chastain. 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