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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1944)
Out Our Way By J. R. William Our Boarding Houia With Maor Hoo;tr (fa WHLlTRE VES, IT IS A V IT SEEMS TO Y THAT'S v- U VDU, A DOC X DIPLOMA FOB J IRRITATE WOT SUCH rrW ER SUMPIM? 1 LEARNIM' OLD DAVE A SILLV W THIS LOOKS ) TH MACHINIST TO SEE QUESTION" . fUb LIKE A , -X TRADE .' ) SO MAMY I THINK WH DIPLOMA.' J THREE YEARS I GETTIN' IM THE-yp HAVE 'r - S AT NINE ON THE HIRED I H I V CENTS AN F MACHINIST S, DOCTORS 1 ' V. - V, HOUR.' TRADE AT TOO, IP - T S I SUCH BIG ) THEY'D dSL , T I WAGES SO I HAD ANY J ' ' ESAD,B0W3.W00R. PROFESSION OPf I CHEW UP Y tfO I WW )j f FIRE-EATIMS IS FAfiClNKVIMS BORMUto SL BOYS J UM OKSCE IMTHE VOlLD 3UNSSLES F EtfCBLSlOR I JO A & OP BORNEO .X GAMED MNSEUs- M W ACT, ORZ$ f FRON A BD5R TUBE'S J?. fArXSOB, fl f kettle bv teachins TW and sims U m aiprnd J I HOVJ TD 50S6LE pf I MOPE He V .HOT FOOTS ), STO-iV v. igoi ask where -iMOse Jk, rtlxzlL BALLS Y- X OBTAINED jY t?"Yy' ll ivz i ffl 1 111 Red Ryder By Fred Harmon LOCK HER UP. SHERIFF .' TH' CHARGE IS tWl TRAirV SV I SHE WONT WIGGLE II f UNLESS "1 -Vf WHO.fAE T'S I VOOT OF THAT.' II SHE VAfRS I AFTER SEEIf' fs C ""k i. J " M TH' JAIL V' H f SHE DE CF I .J-N . I From the Corral Fence Dolngi of Klamath Horieback Enihutlailt, Recounted by "Top Wrsngler"' Freckles and Hit Friends By Bloiier I CAlJT GOTO XwETbO.'LETS - ft CLASS-I'M TOO I STUDY' IN THE M EMBARRASSED J LIBRARY UMTIL , You never. Well, I SHOULD HAVg- DID LET THEM FIND PVPOV. THAT DRESS -nj.KiV TO KEEP IT HIUUtN A model! r :l! i i H'O HAVENT (VtXJMEAN, fsS , sW YOU HAD S MISS ; . , ENOUGH I Riley? vFcrr pusuarv? jrj-. " rSs iE2 , . , fcj rTi Iebvc- Wash Tubbs By Leslie Turner THE PACIFIC COMMAND CkUHOT HELP CHINA AS yET... BUT CHINESE INTELLIGENCE MISHT STUMBLE OH H3 INFORMATION OF VALUE TO OUR ENEMIES IW THE PACIFIC, SUCH AS CERTAIN WEAK DEFENSES... f THAT SECRET MESSAGE Y COULDNT IT CONCERN if FROM KUNMINO TO PACIFIC VE CHINESE WAR, VOUB ) HCAOOUARTERi PROBABLY V EXCELLENCY? S WOULD CONCERN ACTION W -..r ji-" A6AINST OUR ISLAND J DEFENSES! jJS fW run iim V --nri' nTuii 'r--wihjtt- 1 i unr ifwr' 'mi&i&m&ssrxxik& Hiss. FROM THE ENEMYS PRESENT POSITION HE CCULD BY-PASS OUR STRONiS POINTS AND STRIKE RONaA ' R0N6A r HE KNEW IT WAS THE WEAK LINK IN OUR tSLANP FORTIFICATIONS.' AND HE MAJ KNOW IT, NOW! COM. 1044 BY HCA StBVlCt. MC T. M. mgH, a. n Boot and Her Buddies By Martin ' SB MM I i4Yi4&Yiei.ie. T..ta .m.w.l Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin UlT CfV rVTA n -rrKT-rr-n --ly-.,-. if-.P-l MtAKM AMr K np m tfkn WEL BONDS STAMPS Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Howdv folks!' S'poso yn nil saw the purode last Thursday. There wuz a rlKht smart bunch of the Sheriff Posse fellers with their ridin' hardware on and E. P. "Pat" Ivory ridin' klnda off to one side cnllin" out numbers or sumpin' and all the riders would maneuver rounu sorut soldier liko and tip their hats to the folks on the street. Bet some of their heads got cold too. I noticed one lellcr in partlcu lar Earlv Arant. ho wui! a ridin' jlst as pretty and on a hoss that could go .in any ni-ionco. nra doln's. ' I only saw two Rirls, Beth Chase and Clarlco Moon, both well mounted and they wuz a ridin" on their weekend. Fore I ferRlt, I better tell yeah again 'bout the Klamath Saddle club givin' a breakfast ride this Sunday for the Posse and their woman folks. Guess it's goln' to be a purty good time lor the horsey set and they're going decked out in cowboy parapher nalia. I'll go out on shanks pony so I can tell you an ooui ii; they re playin games and award' In' rjrizes to the winners. Pat Hogue wuz a ridin' his lit tle mare "Miss Showers" around the track tother day, guess he had her wide open and 'bout Hint time his saddle sprung a leak, anyhow, Pat wuz a settin' on the ground huntln' fer his thumb and "Miss Showers" mado the wire without her rider. Wayne Morse probably is rub bin' some liniment on a charlle horse or two for he took a spin 'round the track las' Sunday on Miss Peterson's little five-galted hoss. Mr. Morse looked like he knowed how to ride and that hoss Johnie flings his let-locks towards a great future. Bill Serruys bought himself a marc, bet she can go thru' the stops, turns and twists cause cow boys don't usually want to ride a mare so I'll bet she's a good one or Bill wouldn't have chunked it in and bought her. Wally Moss, he's the feller you hear empire -the wrestlin' matches, but he's a cowboy from way back and is kecpln his how in town so he can get In shape for the Rodeo the 4th. Well. I got to be gittin', remember, 'Don't find fault with your hoss, he has no way of tellin' vou what he thinks of you." NEW ydrk nn sh. ha IiOH AnffplpR nntrtnintn4 ' T .An Dulmainc, 135, Worcester, Mass., o. l.uiu u Connor, 123, Mon treal, knocked out Al Rodrique. 125, Puerto Rico, 4. "STATION WAGON" the "Station Wagon" ii probably the opposite of - every Hat you've worn be- fore. Inilead of being aiiff : i and ilodgy, ii'a feathery- Kg"'. The' crown shtpes' aoftly to your touch. ..the t brim inapt eaiily and in- ' formally.juitabouttheway .. Vu want it h't made for . the active, ahirt'ileeve nan. SUGARMAN'S QUALITY CLOTHIER SINCE loos Cor. 6th and Main' Stf. Senators Nearly Tie Yankees Clovolond Oroppod 4-2; Night Ufa Fottoni Bank Book For Washington Toam . By JACK HAND Aasoclated Preaa Sports Writer Clark Griffith's night life diet has fattened llio Wn.shinglon treasury by sonio 100,000 ncl mlsslons unci toduy Una lifted the Senators Into a virtual tie with the Yankees for thu Ameri can leau.no loud. JLoduud In sixth place In early season after pro-Aniuilcun ilop titers had touted thorn as thu club Now Yovk and the rest of the loon had to bunt, the Latin- tinted Nats have won 12 of their last 10, and six out of eight since they turned on the i lights at Griffith stadium. Today s stunt inns snow inrm with one moro win, and ono l.iore loss, than Now York, al though nine points back lit tho percentage tublcs, a f t o r lust night s 4-2 nod over uievciuna Honor Wolff. Johnny Nluuol ing and Mickey Haofncr iiuvo been three-time winners since tho spurt started and Dutch Leonard added his third straight victory of tho campaign Inst night on one big tour-man m nlmz. Chicago's Thurmun Tucker belted New York out of a lu inning ball gnmo, 8-4, when ho tripled with tho bases loaded off Relief Man Em Koser. Kmlo Bonhnm was raked for 14 lills before ho retired In the ninth after Wally Moses' circuit clout tied the score. Hal Trosky, con tinuing his successful comeback, moved into a tic in tho homo run derby with No. 5. Rube Gentry blanked Phila delphia with nine hits and bat ted In the only run of De troit's triumph over Don Black, and . Otcnr Judd clubbed two hits and scored three times while going tho route for tho first time in Boston's 12-1 swamping of St. Louis. In tho National Al Javcry added another link to his tough luck chain by dropping a two. hitter to St. Louis. Javcry, who lost five In a row but never yielded more than four runs, blew this one on tho first hit, a slnglo by Whltcy Kurowskl driving in two runs for a 2-0 edge in the seventh. Gcorgo Mungcr scattered fivo blows for his fourth triumph. Ken Raffcnsbergcr of tho Phils didn't quite match J u very in his three-hit effort at Cin cinnati but ha managed to win and snap Bucky Walters' streak at five by a 2-0 score. Rube Melton of Brooklyn whitewashed Pittsburgh for eight Innings but the Pirates got after him and Reliefer Hill Lohrman for four runs and a 4-3 victory before a man was retired in the ninth. Coach Spud Davis, recently reinstated to the active list, drove home Babe Dahlgrcn with tho decis ive score. New York at Chicago was postponed on account of cold weather. AT THE i jhnn ri . jao i Greeting once ngnln, and bo- foro anything happens 1 want to congratulate Marie Oieon fur winning in I ho All Kvonts, Wish I could do that sometlma, Could I outer with you girls next year? Thursday nluht was tho lust night of bowling for tho fair women of Klamath; so I might as well glvo you the scores. Lor- onz compnny won two irom Ha zel's and Mary's Bounty shop won two from Coca Coin. Flunror's mid Safeway ended tho season with flying -olors by winning all of their games. Fluhrer's drop ped Itlnck and Whita and Safo- way took uuggott s. Mury Williams won high series and gamo with 201 to her cred it, and a 6111 sorlos. Whiting rolled a nlcj 108 too. Winners of tho season and all stuff llku that there will bo In tho next and probably the last col' umn of this sort fur the season. Klamath showed quite wall over in Mcdford , last . Sunday when a few of the fellows bowled In tho Pear City's annual tourna ment. Bill Owens won first place In tho singles and John Foster and Cliff Junes won fourth place In tho doubles event. On the same day. tho Klamath Scrowbulls mot tho Medford Woo'crs und a wild tlmo was had by all. At tho end of the pro ceedings the Medford quintet lind tho edgn hut It was close all tho way. They're thinking of coming ovor In tlio nonr future to mnko it tho fourth tlmo the two screwy teams have met. Last Wednesday night the Screwballs mot a Morrison Knud.ien team and won by 33 pins. Close .... yes? It was a wild bunch of swell fellows they bowled and tho Screwballs had to watch to see who was acting the craziest, Thcro .are three challenge up for the Screwballs ann moro expected. Sec you next lime for prol. ably tho last time until the snow pcgins to ny again In Klamath wiui s anytime, , Cellar Team Gets 7-0 Win Over Seattle By The Associated Press It wos "Pool Bowa Night" al the Sacramento baseball park and tho Solon third baseman re turned the fans' compliment with a ninth inning single that drove in the only run of the game and gave tho Coast league's cellar team a 1 to 0 victory over Seattle. Portland and San . Francisco. holding first and second places respectively in tno icaguo stand ings ahead of Scnttle, likewise lost last night. San Diego bat ters rapped out 12 hits off three Portland pitchers for a 10 to 2 win. Earl Escalantfl, Hollywood hurlcr, shut out San Francisco. 4 to 0. Tho victory ended an eight game losing streak for the Stars.. Los Angeles defeated Oakland B to 3. BASEBALL SCORES Coast . . . Sacramento 1, Seattle 0. Hollywood .4, San Francisco 0. Los Anfioles D, Oakland 3. San Diego 10, Portland 2, National St. Louis 2, Boston 0. Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 0. Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 3. New-York-at Chicago, post poned. . 'American Washington 4, Cleveland 2. Dotroit 1, Philadelphia 0. Boston 12, St. Louis 1. Chicago 8, Now York 4. Oscar S. Nissen, P. T. eouniBior American Phyilo-ThrDr Inilltuta Massage Medical Gymnastic Hellh Bilbi tlllra Vlol.t H.r SDeOlllltlnv In M.,.-l.. - --, ClrouUr, and Narva Conditions lor o vein. (Slnoo loifl). Offloo llonrai 3 to S or by appolntmont 110 North Sth Bl. : Phone, 5558 is Pep, Rubino Go 70 Round Tili Tonight CHICAGO. May 10 (T If anyone's offering a conservative statement of tho week prize, tho first man in Una for It should be Lou Ylscuil, manager of 21-year-old Wllllo Pep, world's featherweight champion (New York brand). Pop meets Frnnklo nuuino lonignt in a lo-round non-title bout at tho coliseum. Winner lit 32 of 136 fights 70 of 71 as a professional Pen was a full-fledged world champ when he entered tho navy last year. Then the Notional Boxing association handed the crown to Sol Bartolo. whom Willie had trounced In June. Now Willie's out on a medical discharge but Bartolo retains tho tltlo. Although the bout, which head lines Jock Kcarns' second Chi cago promotional effort, should provide Interesting action, tho books Indicate Pep outclasses his foe by a comfortable margin. That's whero Managar Vlscusl comes in with his bid for con servative statement honors. Says he: "I may have made a bad match taking on Rublho hero. But I am willing to gamble on Willie's chances against - the best of them." FRANCHISE RENEWED SPOKANE, May 19 (T) Wil liam P. Ulrlch owner of the Spokano fronchlso In tho now inuclivo ' Western International league, yesterday renewed with tho c)ty of Spokane his lease to Ferris Field ball park. -Ulrlch mi Id city leagues and service teams will use tho park. , ' PHILADELPHIA Ed d I e Giosa, 131, Philcdalphla, out pointed Walter (Cobcy) Lowls, 125!, New York, 8. Belcastro Favored to i hi ii doner Woofer Expectod ; , the Iron men J.: "on tJ with -omiLKlfl Jlrugglo with CcorjoV11 5 tho armory toiiiaht W,M Prk Boll, hls Zi M N Wn, n..i- . 0tnllBt roug.rulnivWv.li crack at thr, , .; K"!' by III. .aKgClVbU, Z J pontMits. l ii th. "n, of wrestler whVwouft soon use his fl.t. .nT, Ji Ills hands. In both hli .7?1 match, her. hi h., iff poncnt groggy bv ih. u. ?"l of his kmicloi. yHi,ete' Uelcsstro bid. fair J S,1U. Ing contest. vuftjl Harold Dovldjon, ..J Parkl'li'1'00"" Parks, Petos vanquithtd h! of last week. rjaviZ, wrestled here pniSSTJ .... i,, wrestiim, iy Park, can got tough II piSSfl 111 lhn atttni ...... n'.T cotnb "and 1KT Both boys aro grapple ifj crowd In their formeriMJ Third man In the rini J week will be Wally Mou, rJ ...... ,-iiuy cnntr miaj up his quarrel with Bcto3 and Wagner or made botha3 j r. wiui nun im don t core anymore. Ltit rt mior nuKllcr. prolCK, M motor Mnck Llllsrd lubitiltj Earl Yokley for Most Z rcforco spoL rwui u.o laisiui amount-; selves tho possibility thjlf winner of the Uelcsttro-WicS go may be the opponwtS I'aavo Katonen, Pacific Coj light heavy mat chimp, Tie) he appears here In IM M rnliirn I Huskies Favored In Triangular Track Struggle WALLA WALLA. May M Uf The University of .WisUtiJt) irncK team is a nenvy uvotmsj triumph In a tlangulir bhI hero tomorrow. - I Coach Bill Martin of Whites announced yesterday that TA lametto had withdrawn IrooM meet, leaving the Huskies, Kh sionarlcs and the Unlvrniljal Idaho to buttle It out It M major northwest trick fHt scheduled this year. J Whitman has triumphed law over Idaho this year and WaJ Ington overwhelmed theMlsiw erics at Seattle. Whllmin,W over, will be stronger tonw with the addition of IcVtrllV and V-12 Athletes who m able to mnko the Seattle tni Tho Huskies will bo simllmf weakened In leaving thw " stadium. , . THREE-GAME 60 ... .j,.,.. ir.jnl Bascbnll teams of theUnlvewl gnmo aeries nv-iu single game. A doubltW' IS SCnCCIUlCa lor Wliumv-v-Ml..lnnrl. hniUt tWO PW j 1 1 j ..i-iria nvar fin W UlUIIIUIIU VI. lu. - J dais, both scored at W1I COMMERCE OUT , PORTLAND, Commerce was vlrtwW gj Inated from the Port WW Boseball Icaguo IM""'"'"!! day after a dcfcatltfOrirt; All-Events Bowling Tropftjf Award Goes to Marie Green By JOHN FOSTER Mario Green will bo presented with the All Evonts bowling tro phy tonight at tho Pollcan party ruum, yvuen dohi mo uuy ana Lady bug Icaguo get together for IJivnuuiuuuus HIIU election OX OI- flcers. ' . .: , . .. ' tUArl ilias nun 4 IS im i rt hor bowling In the women's tour- uuiiiuiii, noia inn weexena. one kpfflprt a ninn Anl Ia iulr.lt. n singles event, and teamed with Whiting, she placed third with a 10-9 series. : -.'. ; In the team event, Fluhrer's DiHs UMtl hv ntllln n m.... .I4U a 2489 to their , credit. Second (iiuco went to coca-cola with 2384 and Mary's Beauty shop wound up In third spot totaling 2370 pins. . , Griggs and Croup koglodirlolr way to top spot for the doubles event nnrl nfton fV rnllins k.i scores totaled 1069, Mary Tru lovo and Martha Givan won-sec-ond position with 1020. Green an3 ,AJf.h!J1"B wor third. Owens and Williams took the fourth pr i When in Mdford Stty it a . HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modem Joe and Anne Esrlsy Proprietor 1 .. I..ibi sltlon with No'llng sna strom takinc the otWr PlThe singles f"d 'in. -thM; :wrW IOOKUO, UU-lin "V-U7H,M wltTi a 633. .Mnry Will m very closo .oveandMcCoUumwer., wiin mi." . i lovo .and jvici-oiiui.. ...nr.lr.ff with third places. .:. . ,,'Mlii In tho.B roi nng, tho highest series of WJJjl ment with her 601. FouMn second piaco wmi wi vlllo rolled third ' and uuiior ai" Ytl In the C meet CJJ first place with 674 "j , kogled 5S3. CnwMJJi-i, with 607 end Btinw".:,v for tho girls and S, lunch tonight, the of,( coming year it .nknd that all tne i" , l tra or stcody, be en night at 8 o'clock to.?, A TKUCKS FOR K'ULi You Drive Mew . , J 8.t M-teee. j . - Short ""...isff STiLE$'IIAC0N Phnna B30
