Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 11

..?,A . i NUT TREES FOR THE HIGHWAY In Many Respects They Are More Suitable Than the Varieties + Which Bear Fruit. When It was suggested that fruit trees be plunted along the sides of American roadways, as is the custom in some parts of Europe, a good many people must have had thelr doubts sbout the feasibility of the plan in a country where a considerable portion of the population has still to learn carefully to respect public rights and property, especially when the rights are unfamiliar and the property is of a kind that nobody is under a special ~—and salaried—obligation to protect. Another and probably more hopeful proposal ix to plant, not fruit trees, dut nut trees, as highway ornaments and possible sources of profit. Many of our native nut trees are far more beautiful to the eye than fruit trees ever are, and they are as much su- perior, too, as providers of shade. They 'are much better able than fruit trees ‘to take care of themselves, because their flowers are inconspicuous. Their ‘product is a valuable one, and fits ‘fairly equitable distribution every 'year could safely be left to the chil- dren of any given neighborhood. One of New York's eminent phy- ‘siclans, Dr. Robert T. Morris, has been preaching for yeurs and years the val- e of nut trees. He even goes so far as to insist that, if humanity had turn- ed to these trees instead of to the cereals for its main source of vegetable food—starch and ofl—it could have ‘been fed better than now and at much Jess expenditure of labor. Whether Doctor Morris 1= right or wrong in that large clalm, there is no doubt that our country roads would be made pleasanter for all who use them if they were turned into majestic avenues dordered by such trees as hickories, Deeches, chestnuts, oaks and a dozen other aucifers. Furs made to order, repaired and remodeled at BROCKMAN FUR FACTORY At Troppman’s Department Store —EAT— Third Street Cafe Our Waiters Do the Waiting ————————————————————— ENTERPRISE AUTO CO.. 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