THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Klamath Boys and Girls at O.
f A. C. Credit to Their County
JOR tho tlilrrt : year In succes- Qladys KIIboto, Myrtlo Bunn, Blrdlo
tlon, the boys and girls of the
Klamath county club had the lar
Riiat delegation at the club mm
raor school at Corvallls, whore they
went for the two weeks' coure In
Club work. Frank Sexton, county
club loador, says they were the best
. looking and best bohavod delega
tion there, and Is proud of the
reoords they made, a well as ot
their appearance. The children re
turned Sunday evening, and all re
port a glorious time.
Klamath county took first place
In the stunt contest put on oe
bveniug Irr the Y. M. C. A. build
ing on the campus, when they gave
Red Cross stunt and a clinic
stunt, n which club members from
other counties were their "pat
ients." Songs and club yells under
the leadership ot Letba and Lena
Miller made a hit with the large
audience that attended the enter
tainment, said Sexton, and the ac-j
robatic stunts of Lena Wilier J
brought forth much applause. The
stunts were judged on originality
and effectiveness, and the judges
stated that Klamath county was
far ahead ot the other places in
number of points. The member's
ot the club are proud ot the record
made by their baseball team, which
was victorious In four games out
of five. The fifth was a tie.
Hainaker. Alicia Yahr, Bonansa;
Zoli McRcynolds, Langell Valley
Juunlta Taylor, Marlon Bunch, Es
ther Jackson. Ft. Klamath; Helen
Anderson, Thlria Anderson, Georgia
Whitney, Merrill; Rachel Selgel.
K&iullla Kleckar, Anna Walsh, Ma
nila Worlow, Malln; Elizabeth
Tower, Worden; Jessie Puekett,
Keno; Lillian Hatch, Frances Hatch,
lionania.
Hoys Ksten Kiger, Kenneth Kl
ger, Carl Klger, Fred Pope, Kenneth
Cohveli, Glana Dehlinger, Harold
Dehlinger, Merrill; Chester Knman,
Floyd Short, Alton Short, Charles
Booth, Klamath Falls Merrill Rl.;
Carl McReynolds, James Noble,
LanRol Valley; John Hawkins, Don
ald rallerson, Klamath Falls: Wil
lie Burnett, Midland? James Tower,
Worden; Kcnuoth Dottis, Bonanza.
dances wcro given by various cluhs.
With so much RMil material, the
Judges found it hard to make a dec
ision. , ! "
The counties were on their toes
all the time so the allow moved along
smoothly, without tiring delays. For
this reason, and because of 'tho flno
spirit and the pep displayed, this
stum show was much the best of any
that have been given. ' j
INSULIN CURES ARE
SHOWN AT MEETING
ninbeteo rat lent 1.01141 HoitrhUlen
Are lletuntlnif To Xorttmlry, 8n)
Speaker at A. M. A. Convention
louts who' nrc being turn I oil with
Insulin, mnuy of whom hnvu gained
more than forty "omuls in weight
and have been chuugud from bed
ridden Invalids to patients who are
enjoying niuplu diets uud a full
measure of normal activities. We
have already treated 120 put lent s
with Insulin. "
MT. LAKI & FAIRVIEW
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 27.
Diabetes patients long bedridden
are returning to normalcy through
the treatment of Insulin, Dr. W. V.
Sansum, director of tho Santa Bar
bara Cottage hospital, Santa Bar-
barn, Calif., told delegates to tho
Mrs,1'!!; Philips, Herbert and Jean
Philips' of San Urutii), Calif., spent
last wools' with Mrs. Philip's moth
er, Mrs. John Kooniz.
Mrs. Roy liai'ratrto and Mrs. Har
ry Booth' visited Mrs. John Koonix
Wodnesdy, .
c! A" Hill and family wont plc
ulcing ou Klamath lake Sunday.
Jay Manning and family hare
moved, to tho old Roberts place near
Warren Patterson's.
A doctor was called for Jim Stow-
day evening. i
A. Hill. Al l'uimit oud 11. I).
nfnrriHiMi hnuied wood Monday,
Mrs. C. 0. llglef will pieaeli at
Mt. Lnkl church next Sunday. ,
Leslie Stewart wua a Klamath
Falls vtsltor Monday,
J. S. McClellB.il has returned homo
from a business ' trip to CnlKurnln.
f C, Spldvll spout a fnw days at
his farm liiKli-vUw last week,
Mr. and Mrs. U B. Dnwon culled
on Mr. and Mrs. 11. I). Morrison Inst
Washington scientists prodnerd n
touipornturo 4.U u below zero, but It
H ftot for sale.
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Tin- Miiih-u a lo iii'w nml fiiitlimlln'C iille the luxt ivoril
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Gooj records were made In the
studies of the members, which, for
the -boys, included milk testing,
poultry work raising, judging, cull
ing poultry and grading eggs soils,
small fruits, bacteriology, livestock
judging, potato growing, garden
work and general dairy work. The
girls studied sewing, home ' candy
making, millinery and home-making.
An Interesting tour ot the experi
ment farm was made by the students.
BY Al BRA nitAimVRY, O. A. O.
. C0RVA1.LIS, June 26. The Four
H club stunt show Wednesday eved-
ing put on many Interesting and or
iginal stunts. The Klamath county
clubs carried away first honors with
three features on their program. The
four shy young men who were call
ed to the platform to assist In a
first aid demonstration, in the first
feature, were surprised to find !n-
! stead of neatly bandaged hands, a
life-like dummy baby cuddling In
their arms. The second feature of
the winning stunt was a group of
acrobatic stunts by Lena Miller
one of the Klamath yell leaders. The
contortions which she wont through
were quite out of the ordinary.
Klamath's program ended with a
"clinic" In which several prominent
counties were examined for ailments
unsuspected among such active dele
gations. This is the second time
Klamath has won the laurels for
Despite .the fact that It rained I stunt evening.
all the time they were gone, the
boys and girls had a jolly as well
as an educational two weeks. The
ears were decorated with club ban
ners and rodeo banners, giving thi
rodeo some excellent advertising.
The children sang songs and gave
their club yells in the many dif
ferent" towns through which they
passed, to the appreciation of spec
tators and auditors,
t Beside Sexton, R. W. Tower,
chairman of the county school board,
XT. B. Reeder, president of the
Klamath county farm bnreau, and
barren Patterson, president of .the
Mt. Lakl. community clubv accom
panied the children. R. F. Setzer
drove np a carload, but did not
slay.
The club members who made the
trip were:
' Girls Letha Miller, Thora Miller,
lioraine Beasley, Dorothy Baerman,
Stella Setzer, Anna Setzer, Leota
Beall. Lena Miller, June Bradbury,
Mt rjorle Reeder, Klamath Falls;
Lane county woo second place with
a tableau In which outstanding mem
bers of the Four-H club summer ses
sion stepped Into a frame and posed
in attitudes suggesting past, present
or ruture. The third place was
awarded to the Washington .county
delegation. Their stunt was called
"Gathering Nats in Corvallls" and if
the number of dignitaries, who un
suspectingly assisted In the gather
ing, were knowa there would be
Quite a bushel basket full.
Several stunts by other delega
tions were good also. Josephine
connty put on a pig judging contest
which was well carried out and won
many chnckles from the audience.
The boys in the stunt had used it
in their home community before
leaving for summer school.. In that
way they earned money for their
expenses while here. Jackson county
built a mimic campfire around which
the delegation gather to crack jokes
about summer school people and
events. A number of attractive
seventy-fourth annual convention of j ""l "
.k. i , "g. : V
0. D. Grizzle called on Mr. und
Mrs. Morrison Saturday.
Scratch
em
the American Medical association
hero today.
Dr. Sansum is conducting a spec
ial clinic nt tho Providence hos
pital in Oakland today on the
"treatment ot diabetes with Insulin."
and a post convention clinic at tho
Cottage hospital, Santa Barbara,
will be given on the same subject.
Dr. Sansum said:
"There are now In Santa Bar-
Sam Dehlinger purchased a unw
piano Inst week.
Mrs. Houghton spent Monday with
her brother Jim Stowart.
Carl Dehlinger began taking mu
sic lessons Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kaylor called
i
Cowboy
ba.ra between forty and fifty pat-' at Morrison's and Will Kalor's Shn-
the
first
fruits of
the season
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Two important things to think of before looking at the
price of a ear: ' i. ,
Does tho local agent carry a complete line of parb
for the carhe sells? N
Our Parts Department speaks for itself.
Docs the local agent employ first class mechanics
to service the cars he sells?
We have to in order to stand behind our guaran
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Let us show you all models now on display in our show room
at the following attractive prices f. o. b. Klamath Falls:
HUDSON
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7-Passenger Touring 1675.00
Coach ;.v 1700.00
5-Passenger -Sedan 2300.00
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rons is gladly given free. '
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No trouble to show goods. We will be pleasecj
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