THE EVENING HERALD, " KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGCN1'4';'1-
20,000 GATHER
i fi. E. II. IET
E
She Showed 'Em
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Fjmt Two
POI
SCENT S
Educators From SO Covin
rie of World and Every.
State Are Present
OAi r vaiiiou, iiuim o,
lnly thoumind : pilnciUora from
fifty countries ot , th world and
''Tery uluta In the union are hro
10 J In Oakland, Cnllf., 'today to
intend the opunlnKa' of the World
JAnfcronce on Kdiicntlon, Juno 28
lul fl, nnd the Natlon.il Riliiea
tton BHHorlatlon convention, , Vluiy
10, according to estimates of H.
A,' Allan, bimlnoss manager of tho
n; K. A. .. ...
JtThe World Conference on Edu
cation haii Jieon called tor the pnr-
, )6e of -bringing together repre
miatatlVH . educators from various
0rH of the elvlllied world In or-
that they may dlscnm In a con
structive way tho part that educa
tMi may have In establishing' peace.
otNciala of tho W. C. K. said hero
thffny. Great Britain, South Af
TlfA. Jupan, China, and the Balkan
co'jfnLriPs 1 are ' amons . the nations
i'pe.senled.
nOuring the period the N. E. A.
cjtt-entibn ' Is being -held, sixteen
allied organlaitlons will hold their
conventions In the bay cities, ten
' being in Oakland, and six In San
FfcWiclsco. Those to be held In
Oakland are: American Hom"i
liihiomics association, National
Ceuncil ot Teachers of English, Na
tional Conference on Educational
Method, Visual Education Confer
ence, National Council of Admin
istrative Women In Education, Na
tlBtial Council of Primary Educa-
, 1 ..V, V.llrtnnl loanxtnHnn nf Tench-
eft'of Speech, National Organltation
Secretaries ot State, Education
associations, National Council for
Social Studies, and' the National
Canncll of State . Departments of
Education. Those to- be held in
San' Francisco are: American Jun
to Red Cross, Illiteracy commis
sion. National Federation ot Mod
ern' Language Teachers, National
League of Teachers' associations.
School Garden Association of Am
erica, and the1 Illiteracy,, conference.
IT" lie representative assembly of
the N. E. A. will bo' held in Oak
laluS, while the general ; evening
sessions will be held In San Fran
cisco. Sessions of the World Con
ference on Education and the Na
tlwfal Council ot Education will be
held In San Francisco.
rtfliere will be twenty department
al; sessions of the N. E.. A. being
hetS daily, of which eleven will be
held in San Francisco and nine in
Oaklnnd. Those in San Francisco
are? Business education, .child hy
giene, . educational publications,
higher education Immigrant educa
tion, normal schools, physical edu
cation, school ' administration, sec
ondary education, vocational educa
tioji, nnd practical arts, and wider
use of school houses. Those In
Oakland are: Classroom teachers,
deans of women! elementary ' edu
catlbn, elementary school princi
pals, kindergarten education, lib
rary", music education, rural educa
tion and science instruction.
The National : Council ot Educa
tion will hold four sessions In San
Fifeticisco, July 2, S, 5 and . The
Julyi 2 session will be opened with
an'-tiddress by J. M. Gwlnn, New
Orleans president " ot the council,
ant)- newly appointed superintendent
of - schools of San Francisco.
&ne N. E. A. will hold morning
and', evening sessions from July 1
toM, Inclusive, "-with the exception
of ' July 4, when a combined pn
tri6tlo meet will be held at the
Greek theater. University -of Call-
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LEMON
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BUTTER
-LOTION
C p n t a Ins
cocoa but
ter In s Its
H a li a 1
itato free
from a n y
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It Js mildly antiseptic, hence sooth
ing and beneficial for the treat
ment of chafing, 'wlndburn and
chaps. ,,. . .
. Ideal for protecting the sk'n- dur
ing: exposure to wind and aun, Also
an (excellent akin bleach.
' Price 50c
Star Drug Store
Fifth & Main St..
tC'Bli,Tltl
Supply From 24,000 Rep
tiles in Three Glass Jars':
Would Kill Regiment
imOWNSVlt.I.E, Tex., .tuna -IS.
-Three , glass ' Jars, hermetically
sealed, each filled with yellowish
crystals, repose on a shelf in tho
office of W. A. ("Snake") King, at
"Snakeville," on the ouskirts ot
Brownsville. The crystals in each
Jar represent the collection of
poison from approximately 8.000
rattlesnakes, and, a'cordlng to
King, there is enough poison in the
jars to kill several regiments, if
it were properly applied. ,
King annually buys and sella
thousands of rattlosnakes. and at
"Snakeville" there, are hi all times
hundreds of rattlers, of all sines
and descriptions. For several years
he has been collecting person from
the reptiles, crystaliaing It ' in a
small kiln and seudlug ' the cry
stals to . scientists In nil parts of
the world who are endeavoring to
find a remedy for snake, bite.
Few people in Brownvilla ronlito
the volumne of business which
flows through "Snakeville." They
dally see scores ot boxes labeled
"Dangerous reptiles; handle with
care," leave and enter the express
office, but it Is an accustomed
grown sight. . Dozens of Mexican
snake catchers are required to
keep the stream of reptiles moving
into King's pens.
"I have .never charged a . cent
for the poison crystals, nor do I
ever expect to charge anyone for
the antitoxin," King states. S!I
have .saved the poison and crystal-'
ized it for the benelit of science,
and I have the antitoxin for the
benefit of any one bitten by a
rattlesnake. ; '
"Scientists throughout the world
have asked nie for crystals, and I
have never failed to respond, pro
vided I was assured they were , to
fornia, Berkeley speakers' on the
program - for the July 4 meet In
clude: General John J. Pershing,
Alvln M. Owsley, national com
mander, American Legion; W. W.
Campbell, president, University of
California; Will C. Wood, state su
perintendent of public Instruction.
Sacramento. A Joint meeting ot
the N. E. A. and the W. C. E.
will be held on the evening of July
5, with the following speakers on
the program: erbert Hoover, sec
retary of commerce; Princess Santa
Borghese, Rome; Dr. Augustus O.
Thomas, state commissioner of edu
cation, Maine; and delegates from
the orient, South and Central Am
erica. '
See This Better Mower
Before You Buy
You are interested in
a mower that will cut more
acres a ' mower that re
quires fewer repairs a
mower that you can adjust
quickly to take up wear -a
mower that will continue
to cut cleanly for years to
come. We have that mow
er for you the John Deere
Mower. .." . ,
". The John Deere is
different from others. The
gears are enclosed and ope
rate in a bath of oil. The
maximum power is trans
mitted to the cutter bar
with no lost motion. A
Come in and
BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.
"The Winchester Store" v
""t't V
41 n.
Jennie M. Forrio wasn't permit
tl to enter tho moton-vcle hill
cumhing contest at Delaware Gap.
Pa., because she was only a wo
man, hut she drovo her bike up tin
hill at a pd that amaied tho
men contestants. .
bo used for legitimate scientific
purposes only." '
It Is a curious fact, King points
out, that the poison used to pro
duce the antitoxin Works , wdll only!
when it comes from (he family of
snakes from which the bite hasi
come. In the case of a rattlesnake !
bite, King asserts, the serum used'
is made from the blood' of a horse
inoculated with rattlesnake poisou '
Injected Into tho blood as near and !
as soon after the bite as possible, j
When the snake farm at' San i
Paulo. Braxll, was established by i
the Bratllian' government and
placed In charge of advanced scien- i
tists. King was asked by them tor ,
some crystals and ahtitoxln. Kin
supplied several quarts of the cry- j
stals, representing the collection
from about 20,000 rattlesnakes., I
King has branched out his busi- j
ness'to include birds and animals
ot diversified variety. Parrots, Ig
tianas, ant-eaters, horned toads, '
wildcats, Mexican lions, leopards I
and scores of other specie of animal j
me ui .Mexico ana me soutowesc,
are found on his farm. "
GOOD
CIGARETTES
GENUINE
"Bull"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
simple effective adjustment
thft can be made in a few
minutes, ' takes all the lag
out of the cutter bar, even
after year3 of use this
mower will continue to cut
' Cleanly and easily even in
your most difficult field
conditions.
'.' And the"' powerful
lift a boy can easily raise
the bar: from' the scat to
pass over obstructions, or
to a vertical position. The
John Deere is the mower
you r.ccd the mower you
will var.t after you see it.
look it over
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Make Our Store Your Headquarters
When in Klamath Falls during the Rodeo, a s welt as all other times, you are invited to
make Underwood's your headquarters. Meet your friends here come in to 'rest. We
have a well appointed rest room for ladies, and children.' Three telephones are avail'
able for service, and you are welcome to use them. Any information that we can fur
nish will be most cheerfully given. '
HAND BAGS and
VANITY CASES
An exceptionally large va
riety of Vanity Boxes, Hand
Bags and Purses, All the
late styles and colors. Prices
range from $2.00 up.
One especially attractive
number in ; brown or black,
with large mirror; cloth lined
and well . selected fittings;
priced regularly at $2.48.
During Rodeo week, special
$1J8
Oii
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I PURITY I
Herald Classified Ads. on Paee Seven Thev Get Resulta
Are Your Feet
-Ready;f .8:
you going to put off , until thc JcKst, moinent the
most efseial thing for your comfort and ,
i:. enjoyment of thc , Rodeo? ' i m t - 1
into a pair of those Stylish, Comfortable Arch
Preserver Pumps or Oxfordsthe shoes that
make you forget about your feet
and look so dressy. '
We aire showing the newest in Pumps, Sport Pumps
and Qxfords in Suede, with contrasting leather
' trims; Satins,' King Tut's, Whtte with
::'H'r-: Green, Red, Black Trims. . ' .'! ,,',' '
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HOUSTON
EXTRA SPECIAL
A few items specially priced that
' will save you money.
, Hi'Kiilnr Hprrhil
One pint Vacuum Bottles....$1.50 v93c
Safety Razor Gillette Style 1.00" QQ c
Alarm Clocks 1.60 98 C
Witch Hazel, full' pints1 .:....: '.75 ' '49c
Violet Ammonia, full pints '! .65 49 C
Cocoariut Oi'. '.".ampoo 50 37c
Spanish Castile Soap 25 '17c
Peroxide Tooth Paste 25 J 7 c
Carbolic Salve .30 '-19c
Kidney Pills .65 49c
Liver Salts .30 QC
Beef Iron and Wine : 1.25 79 c
White Pine and Tar .60 , 39c
Laxative Cold Tablets .25 " 19c'
Little Liver Pills 25 1 Qn
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY -THEIR DRUGS
LUX IT E HOSIERY i
V '. ' In mos( shades. '
Pumps', Sandals and Play ,
,''ni ".Shoes forichildren.
Not only Good Footwear,
but Fitted Good.
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FINE STATIONERY
AT LOW PRtfCES
We feature the Highland
Linen Stationery and have it
in boxes 24 sheets of paper
and 24 envelopes. Colors:
white, pink, blue.ancf cham
ois; all at 60 cents per box.
For the thrifty buyer we
have linen paper in one pound
packages with envelopes to
match. , ,v,,
One pound of paper (102
sheets) with one hundred en
velopes, regular $1.46.
- i- Special
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