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GENE HAMMOND talks to two of the women guests who visited the Hammond's "D" ranch
operation for the Queen Candidate's Outing.
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TIRED BUT HAPPY These two quocn candidafes rested a bit
after a hard ride at the outing. The girls are Barbara Jean
Anderson I loft) and Sharon Finchum.
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ROUNDUP GIRLS deserted their horses for a go at the nautical
life when they were invited to be guests for luncheon and fun
at the Klamath Yacht Club. Above (from bottom to top): Mrs.
Howard Pernell (hostess), Mrs. Cora McGaughey (Saddle Club
escort), Mrs. Joyce Ryker (Saddle Club escort), Margy Brown
(1951 Roundup queen), Aurelia Patterson, Sharon Finchum,
Pat Nicholson, Anne Curry, Barbara Jean Anderson, Carol
Hamilton, Marianne Hellelcson (1952 queen) and Janet Dior.-dorff.
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FIVE MEMBERS of the Fairer Sex make a colorful picture as they gather et the "D" ranch corral.
Texas Polio
Now Critical
AUSTIN, Tex. Cfl Gov. Allan
Bhivers says the polio situation in
Texas is at critical stage and has
called on alarmed Texans to mo
bilize against the disease.
Shivers asked cities and towns
Monday to clean up their back
yards, their alleys and streets.
He urged "every member ol every
family" to help out by takine part was due there.
in the cleanup drive. I Top price for a harness horse
The National Foundation for In-1 yearling was the $72,000 paid In
fantile Paralysis said in New York 1949 by J. H. Mclntyre for the colt
that the polio increase in Texas was Imperial Hanover.
more marked than in the rest of the
nation.
Fifteen new polio cases were re
ported in hard-hit Houston Monday,
a record nine from within the citv
limits.
About 200 cases have been re
ported in the county.
The foundation said emereencv
equipment had been shipped to
Houston and Dr. G. Foard Mc-
Ginnes. special epidemic coordin
ator lor tne national loundation.
GOING UP! Chuck Black is shown piloting Bootlegger on an
aerial jaunt at the 1950 Roundup here.
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Clnnuisliuul rowboVK rltv tnlk . The mune wuv Willi tlio luii.w.
who like In llilnk how IhlniiK lululit If lir a n lint hiickcr. m'oii iic
Iiiivo born hutl luck or (U'Mlnv lint I rnrillnulv, Inn II he iimlilrn nut il
t'hnnued n uillollkr to oouro rotli-o tho rlmlt like n uuv toti rui lv fur
coiilr.Htniit.s.
It works imii'li llkp Imsclmll rn
tliulnt(i Brorlnn riiiitt IiIIa mid
prmrs. or foolbnllUls nonrliiK (mt
downs, iniMp.i I'oiuiilotrd mill vnril
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It can be a Inl of fun. If vu
know how In scorn rodi'Otiiit, nntl
renllv lt' fnlrlv linpU'.
Offlrlnl Jmliips nt this ypur'n
Klamath Unsiu llouiului) will do II
.lomrlhliiit llko Hub:
Each rlilcr Murls out wllh 100
points, and his horse or bull linn
luindipd more. P:verytluim the
work, bolli'i' knock lilm ilnwii nunc
CIihhI rulers nntl koihI Iiihi.ci
each iisimlly nvrmm' oincwlmii' In
Iho 70 s, nuikliiK n coiulilncil Inlnl
ol 1.10 prctly fnlr lor it diiv's
i unit-.
Iloplim works ii llltlo (lllfcii'iitly:
Tim roiirr's horse rnn't follow Hie
cull or ulcer out mil II llic bnriirr
is ilropurd. If he brcnks llic bur
ner 10 seconds pcnnltv. Of cniirnc
ropers nnri bulldouiicrs nrn rnclim
nunlnsl the m-ooihI IiiiiiiI ol n stop
wntcli.
UltllcloBuris. Ion. kiiIIii' follow
. Hint liimp f riiiii Ills linl nc. hp's ((.it
In icinniiiil In t rv iIoumIiiu iiuiiIii.
II lie l I'enl lii.il iilltl Cliti lirs llin
..leer ulonl. It "I ill iloe.n l coiinl.
I'l'hc I'owliniiil iiiusl follow Uie rules.
State Forester
Ccck On Job
HAl.f:M w Col. cicoihh Bpmir.
Oregon sttilt lorcrtter who bus been
on iiiilliuiy leiivn lor M nuiiiilis,
will rrtiirn In bis Job next Tncsilny
lilneliiii'Kcil lust work by III
Army, tic iillemlril Ilia nierlliiii
liicsdny of tlio Hlnlo forcslry
lion i, I
Col. Hpniir linn been cniiinniiiilliiir
nn eiiulneer reuliiieiit stnllniicil nl
.subtritctlnit from Hint Ilk) points. I stern. If he misses the steer In the 1 tbe nlolillo lent u rounds III Nuvndu.
rider does well, oknv hut let him I ""ie rules, despite the ilnintei
liinke n mlslnke. mid veil run stnrt I of wresllliiK tlio honied beef
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Gabriel Heatter, H. R. Baulthage, Cedric Foster, Bill
Henry, Frank Edwards, Fulton Lewis, Jr., and Cecil Brown.
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