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Show r THE SAUNA SEN. SAUNA. ITAH IXAONCt TMSES TIM'i MEMD make rv h A r? i '& v V v iria mnsTODiirir .i t Nc I I g REO NtTWORK-- ItIt !. I'air.i i I I K,; y w p m It '$r;t-- l ti X ,v v V V w III f I Itl i cVt. LX? lltrra Ai Lx Jettuh HDlUil The Guilford Court House OeK ! I 0 S lun 1 hue-- The Washington "tS ' ELMO l.ikt-- e tr tree I In AM fjCfituClcy CoMst Tree Hi ,lr lory" la the mk Warhin'-to- Irnmn of all IiiImiI 1in I n lm mill. in Cant-- , M under nlilih George Wurliington lirldg look command of lli I'oiillneninl army on July t, 1773. Although ih long and liotion-- areor of thla lr ram In an nd In Augurt. l!CL there are Mil .landing two oilier trera rlimelj iikwhI-led with Itrvoliilli.nar) war At Fish-klllteni lludaon In New York la th lienluek.r cf- fee Ire which Mood aa a acnilnel before iq famoua old Y'rr I'lnnck num.lon which Ihimn ton Kteuhen occuiled aa Ida hondiuartcr .luring Ihe lletrolullon and under whoa hrunchea the find meellng of Ih Society of (Inelntuill wua held. I wn In North (nroJiiia ainnda Ihe gluni onk which auw Ih hntll of (iullford Court IIoiih on Marrh 13, IM, Thla la alao called Ihe I.llierty Tree" nine Hint buttle a coally victory to lli British coiniiumder, led tllrclly to Ida iurrender al Yorklown. Out on ihe 1110111 const atanda a tree which dntea from lievoluilonnry war tlmea altliough it auw none of the ailrrlng events of thut conlllct. Hut It him seen history In the ninklng, nevertheless, for It la CnllfornliTa oldest palm tree, planted at Old Town In Sun I'lego by the Spnnlsh pud res more than 130 years d a In recognition of the pnrt which tree have played In American history, the American Tree association several years ago established a Hall of Fame for Trees and Invited citizens In all parts of the country to nominate historic trees In their communities for places In this gallery of honor. In a publication of the association Trees as Good Citizens" by Its president. Charles Pack, the story of the Hall of Fame for Trees' Is told aa follows: '"t tree, should hav. their own Hell Permanent record to their par- ticlpatlon In f,v history. Through all the .gee the trees have had Im portant share In human progress. Under all condition and In all climes they have proved themselves the beet of good cltlsena. Their etorv Is Interwoven closely with the fabric of They have been a part of statecraft, war. art time and liter-aturand they have stood aa silent witnesses tc man s achievements and solemn participants In his councils of destiny. To carry their message of the past to the generations of the future Is an enterprise of vivid appeal to the Imagination. Since the creation of the Idea of a Hall of Fa e for Trees the spirit of hss spread to all parta of the United recognition Stales. The study of the candidates for admission to the HSIt of Fame haa been a study of American devel now Trees opment. living and olTered nominee hsvs been sentries of history written as and unwrlt-eKestareh Into the Individual records of the candidates has been an intimate education in the progress of the New World of Columbus, Washington and 'r"p"wl nl n Lincoln. To cover the life span of the nominee, the must go back 4.000 year, and more. In tbs Redwood forests of California stands a tree whose claims rest on the simple statement The General Sherman Sequoia Is declared to ofbe age the oldest thing now living. It was of giant growth at ths time of ths birth of Christ, almost 2,000 yesrs ao. Today, at an ape of more than 4,000 year, tt 0f fee nd Ja. rj?.iameter. height of ISO This tree is located In Sequoia Nations) Park, where It stands as a memorial to General Tecumseh Sherman, as well as the undisputedWilliam monarch of the ages. t0 thl8 woodland Is sInM1larP,.r0n,rt Naturalization Tree In Kentucky, apatriarch symbol of of Splrlt !.Iemfrca.n ,ody- For ,his tree no of age la necessary. Both name and .reM on ts 8ervle In connection with Americanizing recruits at Camp Zachary Taylor during the recent war. Under Its branches thousands of Til HSit0k.uh a.,h f ,leKnce upon ranks of the United Statesbeing Army On thS tre wi,n88ed the naturalization of 925 of these new Americans and saw their aalut-t- o the (lag of their new citizenship. In the grounds of the White House, at Washington, stands a tree which links the past and present In an unusual manner. Thla tree la of an acorn brought from Russia, ano because of this and Its unique lineage It is known as the Oak. The tree from the acorn was obtained stands In Petrograd wblcliJi grew from an acorn produced by a tree at the tomb of Washington, at Mt. Vernon. The Mt. Vernon acorn was sent to the Czar of Russia Sen ator Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, and by planted In the grounds of the Palace Imperial by the Cser as a symbol of In 1898. the tree which had grown fromfriendship. Sum-ne- r Senator s acorn was located by Ethan Allen Hitchcock, then American Ambassador to St. Petersburg Gathering and planting some of the scorns from this tree, the Ambassador sent a sapling of th new generation to President Roosevelt for in the White House grounds. The planting planting P,re en April 4. 1904. exactly thirteen years tool, before th day on which the United States Joined hands with Russia and other Europeao countries In the great- Russo-Americ- Russo-America- n - I ft II It t It ll !ithhi!l'on-HufcOfH- Mty 1J rtl 0. C. LLUE NETWORK a m C' Hour 9 M h m a emery Ward Ilnur p m U. It I sept- - of Aricuiur 9 m Mstitgoniery Ward Hour, 9 fit, Itoiy and Ilia II194, 9 m M ws COLUMBIA im, llee-rde- ra SYSTEM Kai'sst 8hm Dais. fera I'uiirler. a g Harr 41 l'ufc la 1921 gerwo; inti tnrti at a conflict vr known of th old Russia and th assassination of the royal family. Th young tre was planted by Piesldent Roosevelt himself, with th of Socretsry Wilson of th Department of Agriculture, and Mr. Hitchcock, at that tlm Secretary of Ih Interior. With lla registration In the Hall of Fame, this tree takes conspicuous plac In the list of trees with a history In various spots In the District of Columbia may be found trees of Individual celebrity. In th shadow of th Capitol, W'ithin the splendid park surrounding th seat of government, Is a tree planted by Georg Washington and now treas ured aa a priceless memento of tha first President Interest In the beautifying of the city ramed In his honor. On Connecticut Avenue hill stands a stately tree of majestic append, known aa th Treaty Oak, foi th renson that under Its branches an Important trenty with the Indians was signed ISO years ago. Georg Washington's Interest In trees was of Influence. In many places trees are now growing which owe their existence to the st conflict tha world hss led to the destruction tU Iffrl, pi ml urJ rrope without lrr!cuila. KAYSVILLC I'uh ranked lbi.4 gm.tr the Mat in the rerac yield p- -r acre tf o&Mu ia 1921; Its average yr w t;s LuheU tut The bvmge yirJd ia iho Cad-- 4 we acre. r !ll, MT. PLEASANT A fur farm grow wo4, wo, rsne bt a otrtewlde pt4 di.unrt frm th ptaa i la moUoa hero rerrbtjy at which Bta.ltt-- e t,f farm 4 pools la four ruubtie rtero prr ni to the num-LI K-- cr cf 21. MYTON The hualnet tua of My lea ia foti JuBcilua with ihe sheepmen who are member of Ibe Antelope Fbeep baaodetlua, are for muUUn plan and ra'sia money la com Hurt a more direct road to IUak Ferry by way of Ihe South klyloa hem h. Thia point Is int4 crossing the Creca river, and If Ihi project M hbt-arin- sue er lot t. B e'le (tee n rs Iso-Vi- SALUTE TO THE TREES Many a tree Is found in th wood. And vry tre for Its UK i good; Some for the strength of the gnarled root. Some far th sweetness of flower mt fruit) Some foi shelter against th storm. And some to kep ths bearthston warm. Some lor th roof, and soma for th beam. And soma tar the boat to breast tha stream) In th wealth of th wood Since th world began Tha tree have offered their gifts to But th glory of tie Is more than thair gifts) Tls a beautiful wonder of Hfe that Ufta From a wrinkled seed in an earth -- bound clod, A column, an arch In th temple of Cod, A pillar of power, a dome of delight, A shrine of song, and a Joy of aight) Their roots are th nurses of rivers in birth, Their leaves am alive with th breath of the earth) They shelter th dwellings of man; and they bend Oer his grave with th lock of a loving friend. I have camped in th whispering forests of pines, I hav slept In the shadow of olives and vines) In th knee of an oak. at th foot of a palm, I hav found good rest and slumbers balm. And now, when th morning gilds th boughs Of th vaulted elm at th door cf my house, I open th window and make salute: God hies thy branches and feed thy root I Thou hast lived before, live niter me, Thou ancient, friendly, faithful tree." Henry Van Dyk. Father of the Country, one of these Is from the vicinity of Bath. Pennsylvania. report It camt from Mt. Vernon as a gift from President Washto General ington Brown, a notable of the Revolution General Brown planted figure this tree In front of his old home, and It is known today as the Washington Horse Chestnut. In the nomination of this tree for the Hall of Fame Its present base circumference Is given as 27 feet. 7 Inches, with a girth of 17 feet at a point t feet from the ground. In the Friends Graveyard at Salem. New Jersey, Is an Oak under which soldiers of Washington's army drilled In the days of the Revolution. This tree Is known to be more than 800 years old. Its branches cover almost a quarter of an acre Of even greater spread than this Is the Sir Joseph Hooker Oak. nominated from Chico, California, which has a single limb 10J feet In length, and of which General W. T. Sherman declared that at noon It would shade an army of 7,008 men. Si feet from the ground this Oak has a circumference Of 28 feet, 4 Inches In various parts of America are trees famous f ft. 4pm with the kfsrqnts d totfayeile. 4 S p tn on Ih of flrandv r p ra Dheslral Culture ManPai me derive He g ft cm the clrcymeiem 38 p m. Weiner Uivi Vltapbooe completed It will Mve aeveraj mlU--t of that when fh celebrated French general i Jebllao. wounded el Brandywine hi Inlurle were traveL eztra 18 tt p m, liobt. flurne ranatelaa. aid uc.lr thia tree. At Annapolta I a tree 14 34 p, m. Coiled Choral fl'l Brngera. BRIGHTON Tea Inrheo of pew eras heM, under whuh a reception to Ijiferett with a diraguiahd company In attendance In gnow Ml recently on Ihe city water the form of tree planted by hm nan hand. Gen- N. B. C. RED NETWORK Map 14 bed at Ilrljthton, thus brioclog lb eral !.af)lt left many mementoes of his Iravt'p 14 II a m Radio lloutehold Instil tt to. total siaod of dow now on the water ConIn America one of the la sue standing nt 4 04 p at. Voter' geM lr. bed up to (I Inch, according to Another In at Yorhtown, 4.2 p m. Soronyltnd Phetrheo. cord, New llampehir near a houe in whlh nr wr til to he seen cannon f .J p m. Dropby lactic. a report received her at th offlea bills Imbedded In Ih Umbers during Ih notable I p m. Eveready Ilnur. of II. K. Burton, uperinlendcot of n. bailie of Tot blow Mi 9 Clicquot club Eiklmai waiertrorka. Tha (land la consider 14 tt P 9i Radio Keith Orpheum Hour There nr many Uncoln tree which were plantN. B. C. BLUE NETWORK ably above that which waa on lha ed In memory of th martyred president The at watershed last year at tha correspond reported from various aectiona of th United Htatee. Ml a m. Copeland Hour. One of three I a Hack berry, planted by John Finn m Montgomery Ward flour, log period. on April 27. Htk. at Decorah. Iowa, Thla treo now m. U. 8. Dept, of Agriculture VERNAL A representative of Pra holds place a on of the (Inert growths In the m. Montgomery Ward Hour, ntalo and It haa won more than local tepulatlon m. Mlchelln Tiremen. per A Co., Boiton wool buyora, haa for lla symmetrical beauty. Another Ire of aim'lsr m. Dutch Master Mlnetrrla at S3 11 cento per pound purebaeed significance stands before lb home of hlra. Allen m Williams 8ynromatlca CO.OOO fleece from John Reader and l.lneoln m. Charles Freshman. Partridge, In Augusta. Maine. With other merited fleeces 6S.000 Wit beck Brothers from Trees these specimens have found their COLUMBIA SYSTEM place In the lull of Fame for trees with n b'atorj. and Wlibeck A Spiers at the lame m. Ida Ralley Allen. National General Ulysses 8. Grant had a keen appreciaIfome-MakrClub. price. The Reader flocks bar not tion of Ih worth of trees, and showed hie Interest 14 38 a. m Jewel Hour. been sheared aa yet but the (beep of Ihe on occasions. them many During T 38 p by planting m. Mnbo Entertainer famoua Journey around tha world which followed I 68 p. m. Political Situation In Waah. the other flockmnstera named are now his lerm In ihe While House, this celebrated Amer-la- n Incton Tonight. Speaker. F. W being sheared at the WaUon aheariog planted a tree In each large city In the Urlent W.l place All tba fleeteg will average visited m his travels. Throughout his tour he was Ml 9 m. Old Gold. Taut Whiteman eight pounds, and the wool la contractreceived with ceremony befitting hi widespread Hour. ed for June delivery at Watnon. renown, and In every city tha crowning event of 18.08 p. m. Voice of Columbia. the days piogram waa the planting of a tree. Aa 11:00 p m, GUNNISON On the Mantl forest with Wrlglcy Program Guy a result there ere many General Grant" tree In lmbardo and Ilia Royal this year! program of water developvarious puns of the woild. Chicago takra deep ment project totals approximately pride In on of tbeau. an Rim planted by th In Washington Park In 1879, and flCOO will be expend1100, about N. B. C. RED NETWORK May 15 during his first visit to th city after bla lour of ed In the construction of boundary the world. 14.11 a. m. Radio Household Institute. and other fences. The funds for these 1.30 p m La Touralne Tableaus. Indiana treasures with reverence the Constitu7:30 p m. Happy Wonder Bakers. tional Elm, with Its spread of 124 feet. Under this Improvements are taken from the grazI 08 p. m. Ipana Troubadours. tree. In 1814. was held Ihe Constitutional Convening fees and must not exceed 10 per tion of Coridon, and a a result of this associaf'0 p. m. Palm Olive Hour. cent of the total grazing fees for the I 30 p m. Gold Strand Orchestra. tion with the making of the state, the tree holds N B. C. BLUE NETWORK year. In selecting these range imfirm pine la the affections of th people of Indiana. In North Carolina stands th Battleground provement projects care is taken to 4.00 a. m. Copeland Hour. Uuk, also known aa the Cornwallis Oak and th 1.00 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour distribute them over all parta of the Liberty Dak, because of Its association with moIIS p m. U. 8. Dept, of Agriculture forest where they will benefit the mentous events In th war of the Revolution. Thla I 30 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. number of grazing users. tre witnessed the celebrated battle of Guilford largest 4 45 p. m. Political Situation In Wash Court House, In 1781. In the opinion of Its sponMYTON Horace W. Shecley, water Ington. sors It Is entitled to a place In the Hall of Fame 7:30 p m. Sjlvsnla Foresters. commissioner named by the federal for Its shade tree beauty as well as for lta hism lO'OO p. Chancellor Dance Orch torical Interest. The spread of Its branches is more court for the Uintah basin, has reapCOLUMBIA SYSTEM 21 feet. than 100 feet and Its base circumference pointed Clarke C. Shaw as deputy m. Ida Bailey Allen, National The Wesley Oak has been nominated from St. 10:00 a.Heme-Makecommissioner for the Lake Fort river Club. Simon's Island, off the coast of Georgia. This tree (.00 p. m. Hank Simmons Show Boat and its tributaries, and Loren Cloward brings Its message of the early days of Georgias 9:00 p. m. Van Heusen program. settlement, when British 'roups were quartered on as deputy commissioner for the Uin9.30 p m. La Pallna Smoker. the Island. On notable chapter In Its history Is tah river and its tributaries Decrees VO p. m. Kolster Radio Hour. 10 of and visit John Charles linked with the American 10.30 p. tn. Daguerreotypes. of Federal Judge Tillman D. Johnson Wesley, whose memory Is aacred to the followers of Methodism throughout thl world. Both Wesdirect the regulation of these streams. ley are known to have preached Under the WesN. B. C. RED NETWORK May 16 They irrigate 49,000 acres under ditchas soldiers their British with congregaley Oak. 10:15 a. m. Radio Household Institute es constructed by the department of tions. 4:00 p m. Grennan Cake Club. the Interior for the Indians and 87,000 In addition to the General Sherman Sequoia, 5:30 p. m. Yeast Foamers. with Its life span of forty centuries. California acres irrigated by white families. 0:30 p m. Coward Comfort Hour. offers many other trees of historical and roman7:30 p. m. Hoover Sentinels. COALVILLE Placing of gravel on tic Interest. One of these is a tree of today, which 8:00 p. m. Sclberling Singers. tells a story of modern development in the GoldLincoln highway from Wanship the 9:00 p. m. Halsey Stuart Hour. en West a atory of Ihe uncovering of agricultural to the beginning of the new road s 9:30 p. m. Entertainers. riches surpassing the gold mines in their permaaround Echo reservoir was started N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK nent value to the state. This tree, the Hilgard this week by the Utah state roadcom-missio- n Chestnut, stands In front of Agricultural Hall, on 9:00 a. m. Copeland Hour. the campus of the University of California, where with a crew of twenty men 1:00 p m. Montgomery Ward Hour. It rears its stately crown as a living memorial 1:15 p. m U. S. Dept, of Agriculture and several teams employed. As soon to Professor Illlgard, first dean of the College of 1:30 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour as the gravel placing is finished, oiling Agriculture. Professor Hilgard's work for the de7:00 p m Lehn and Fink Serenade of the road from the Chalk Creek velopment of California's amazing agricultural rem 8:30 p. Maxwell House Hour. sources had much to do with the creation of the at Coalville to the intersection bridge COLUMBIA SYSTEM State's almost fabulous wealth In farming; this with the Silver Creek canyon road 10:00 a. m Ida Bailey Allen, National tree Is a grateful tribute to thla distinguished Home-MakeClub. will begin. The work of oiling from man. The Chestnut was planted In 1885, and In the fall of 1922 Its branches covered an area more 10:30 a. m. Rlt Fashion Review. Echo to Baskin, In Echo canyon, will m. 8:00 In diameter. Sweethearts. than (0 feet p. be started at the same time. 8:30 p. m. Then and Now. America has many trees prized for their associam im30 9 as Sonora tion with literature, the Cambridge Elms, Hour. p. UTAH State highway funds totalmortalized in story and poem, the Elms of New 10:00 p. m The Columbiana. ing 6142,661.01 were distributed dur 10:30 p. m Musical Episode. Haven and Princeton, made famous by Intimate reing the month of April, according to a lationship with many of the nations most gifted men of letters, and ths trees of Boston Common N. B. C. RED NETWORK May 17 report from the state auditors departwhich have sheltered generations of literary celeba. m. Radio Household Institute ment The money was apportioned rities. A worthy addition to ths list, serving to 10:15 as follows: Highway equipment, 4:00 p, m. Florida Citrus Growers. link the genius of the Old World with the spirit 7:00 Cities Service Hour. office expenses, 6556.75; travel, of the New, is tjte Shakespeare Memorial Oak, oc8.00 p. m. An Evening In Paris. Suscupying a place of honor on the campus of the 6784.78; and salaries, 63896.79. m. 8:30 Schraedertown p. Brass Band University of Rochester in the state of New York. is listed Individual at 6313.69. pense B. C. N. BLUE NETWORK This Oak was brought from Shakespeares home county distribution is as follows: Bea10:00 a. m. RCA Educational Hour. In Stratford-on-Avoand was planted at Rochester 1:00 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. ver, 6314.20; April 23, 1844, in connection with the celebration 61385.94; Boxelder, 1:15 p. m. U. S. Dept of Agriculture of the tercentennial of Shakespeare's birth. Cache, 6158.43; 638.86; Carbon, Davis, m. 1:30 p. Visiting royalty has made its contribution to the Montgomery Ward Hour. 6587.92; Duchesne, 56973.83; Emery, 8 15 p. m. Squibb famous trees of America In Central Park. New Health Talk. 5318.75; Garfield, 59906.34; Iron, 6:30 p. m. Dixies Circus. Yark, la an American Elm which was planted bv 7:30 p. m. Armstrong Quakers. the late King Edward VII, of Great Britain, durJuab, 53716.36; Kane, 8:00 p m Wrigley Review. ing his visit to this country as the Prince of Wales. Millard, 57.15; Morgan, 64.21; Not more than 100 feet away Is an English Elm, 8:30 p. m. Phllco Hour. Salt Lake, 633.21; San Juan, 5688.81; 9 00 p tn. Hudson-Esse- z planted In 1919. by the present Prince of Wales, the Challengers. 10 00 p. m. Skellodians. Sanpete, 633.21; Sevier. 613,793-82- ; widely beloved grandson of the earlier visitor. The present prince also planted trees at AnnapCOLUMBIA SYSTEM Summit, 69.60; Tooele, 61500.83; Uinolis and at Mt. Vernon, and took part in the cere10:00 a m Ida Bailey Allen, National tah, 610,380.35; Utah, 6184.11; Wamonies at which Bishop Harding planted a tree, at Club. satch, 66048.03; Washington, $6273.68, SL Albans Cathedral in Washington. When the 13:00 m. Radio Home Bazaar. and Weber, $53. King and Queen of the Belgians visited this coun8:45 p tn. Enna Jettick Melodies. try, in 1919. the Queen planted a European Green 8:00 p. m. Temple. PROVO To the sheepmen, Beech In Central Park, as a token of Belgiums the 8:30 p. m. Veedol Vodevil. enduring affection for the people of America. These rains which began as a blessing to the 9:00 p. m. True Story Hour. trees serve as fitting reminders of the royal visits, 10:00 m. Kodak Hour. flocks on the desert have turned to and In the years to come they will stand forth as 10. 30 p. p. m Night Club Romances. a menace and a curse, according to living symbols of the bonds by which the civilization of the Old World is linked with the New N. B. C. RED NETWORK May IB members of the Jericho clip, at least. Democracy of America. Arrangements were made for the Jeria. m Radio Household Institute 10:15 In Trees of history abound all parts of the Unitcho shearing season to begin on April 6:30 p. m. White House Dinner Music ed States. Their Hall of Fame was conceived as 8'00 p. m Nat. Orch. with Damrosch an open book of memory for their life stories. In 12, but conditions made it necessary 9.00 p. m. Lucky Strike Dance Orch its pages will be found s record of events genfor the opening date to be changed N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK erously epitomizing the development of American first to April 14 and then to April IS. 2.30 p. tn. RCA Demonstration Hovr civilization. Because of the existence of this permanent record, generations yet unborn will have Only two herds had been shorn when 6:30 p rn. Gold Spot Orchestra. 7:00 p. m. Pure Oil Band. all the more intimate glimpse into the past and all heavy rains caused the work to stop the clearer conception of the events of history. In 9:00 p m. Packard Electric. and the herds to be turned on to the Its own particular field of service, the Hall of COLUMBIA SYSTEM range again. AH of the shearers, afFame for Trees Is as necessary and Important s 10.00 p. m. National Forum from Wash ter seeing that the rains were to be the Hall of Fame In which la perpetuated ths mem-or- jr Ington. of ths achievements of man. extensive, returned to their homes. through aoldier-slateema- The Padres' PalmTree, San Diego,Calif. la 01 I HO.fOO 4t( bhirh 4 ! IrrifUrJ abd 2 O.ood r-- rs ("urn-walll- go. 9vt)f, rltl la a lulled Mali. Irw I Ctt0 gln e .ii.,i t rnjojmml for fulurg IrolinM; ili th 9 prl It ia il.u m lime for loan I'luVd ! Irv In It of .al com railon. and for rrtinintMrlftff muno of tin f.n tm.ij im nlilrlt tune M'm or nr till i nulling on III noil of ll lli I ZT3 i Cb.ri- -i jriHaM- - CotiiTi'llonn. rrrollltiK .feU Aediana, p-I-bf wlilib l'y during ft-- In many Horn for plar month U till of Ailxr heater of the Air. N SCOTT WATtON tMti.iln . 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