Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 11, 1944, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textf PACE SIX Out Our Way 'iuun A. r-iUV THAT KETCHES. ALL TH' FISH, WHEN MB. nnJO MOI 11 D ECSTASIES WITH EVERY LUCKY IF 1 A BITS.' n Red Ryder that other sui) wont help IV-TUU ivuw. umvrg i 7-; Freckles and Hit Friendi LARD SIKUCk GOLD. I CALM YOURSELF, . MISS k.AV HB FRECKLES - CALM STRUCK. GOLD YOURSELF i PEOPLE r-" HAVE BEEN ( BEFORE 6V THE Wath Tubbi Boots and Her Buddies OH.MOSTFAVOREP OF SURPRISE bo I LEARN MY CRAFT WLL SE HONORED rr wiin TOJH KKb5bNCE UN thb puicKEsr hwy to y i'mlab the. "NErV LEARN WHAT HAPPENED COLONEL PICK6P flJ TO THOSE BOMBERS IS I My SQUADRON TO I J vofivtv. ofpcownsK, otWj Vs- THE RIPPER T IT IS EASY FOLLOWED YOU'. ) TO BECOME I LOST IN THIS A By LIKE 1 GPL1BBED IN TH1 CCD A. ftOL D rVMNJfc. TILL BASeEP AM' GO INI AMP OLP-- OF DELIGHT WHEK1 ALONG IN ONb, Art CAME A BLINO AM' DISCOVERED OIT fcVfcN LAm IklTIM OP eoLP.' JA LUCK. I tW4 1Y ICA MVCI. WC. And t HATE Tb DISAPPOINT vou, BUT IF YOU'VE REALLY STRUCK. GOLD, I'LL BE A , MONKEV'S UNCLE ' POOLED GLITTER. V- SWwtbJLiC f... AND THAT'S THE SETUP, WHITC0MB!USHItSO'5 beyonp pieniER kanoc, out wb LLEdc&Ki you PART WAY AND MEET WW C0MU6 BACK. -r IF YOU SAK WWW: NBOCS? iOB?i A.VV1 WWW SOSb 1 TYVfo woovo v-q 9acTi- - .YOU AWAIT FROM Uw7f TUSM TO rrAoS,7eWE?EVEN NOW BT DRIVE arrive TODAY? Wfa SHUULPI minwiui SCENT THE ABOARD COMINS OP 1 RIGHT THE CAMELS.' i ww iTILLToNrOrSi LIKE THE I SO SORRY. 1 SNftKEY WAY I SAHIB T. I YOU SLIPPED 1 J J. R.' William Our Boarding HILLS MISTAU OOT OB WITHERED MY TRACKS MAN A rTS.. LOOK . V?f '- - IPrtAT dOL)ES 1 TvAE . Supply PROBLEM J.R.WlLLlWb 7-I WITH A QUICK JERK OF HIS POWERFUL ARIA, RED ENDS THE STRUGGLE A WISH t Y NOiTHANKS, TO TWt "EfORX'.IVV TO VVPX TiWt OS . ,J efPVSW.CKLVflCRT&TOVi1. CPAS &tT RRrapl usQiVvOiNT A.Qn6 . ViT.OOT THrST L"! lewiLitw y wka talmoru. . pat, of f. V LOLONCL X Bk MHmu t YOUR CHARIOT? V OH , DON'T LET 1 BUT A THOUSAND THAT BOTHER PARDONS, HIGH- I YOU. CAPTAIN--BORW ONE OUR CHARIOT WE'VE NO ' . y AIN'T SOT NO hm m-m! you're tTTI too smooth and your 1 oily to suit me ! service, i but i can use j sahib 1 r i i HERALD AND NEWS, Houf MMOR lrA vNE POOK TOWNi TOMISUT ? ME AN M.V CANNOMBALL DICE STRA.FED THE MANlOTM SIOE V06UE OCeTV VESTlDDV UAK. A CL0UDBU9' AT A DOUBLE-HEADER I HOLD MO' DOOSH Et&EMHOVOER SOT MUSKETS. At-S ENVV60DY HOUMDIM ME FO" A MO. 1 BITE j i I By Blester By Leslie Turner WHATEVER OPPOSITION WE MEET WILL COME outride aua BA$E OPERAVl6HTEft "AM! By Martin f THE" KEEPER OF KISJG SOL"' UMWS WIVtS CATS TO VOYA66 WITH ME TO OPHIR... WITH A CHARIOT THAT HAS, VbKlLV, IH1N& KHAVWR6.' 'J0tf&j I Hi ANb THAT Klt! YOUR SERVANT. EH? WELL. LET HER. LIVE FOR THE PRESENT I r"-JlNOW - K- (SET Hlr OUT OF HERE.OR WE'LL ?n. iL c ,. m. ultl J 1 I BmiM V leRAT KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON With Major Hoof ,'E6AD,3A0N?TMKT 8M.&! CERTAMLV WE LL EM6ARK AT ONCE'- I'LL 6PEED UP The 60, S.' -YOU'RE ELECTED PREFERRED STOCKHOLDER in The hoople oil enterprises-" we'll PAUSE AT THE MMRKET FOR A LOAD OF CHOPS akvti rxoorp-Picc, I FUNNY "You'll love the natural scenery of this place, madam 1" THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguton Of, OUR WORLD THAT NOW IS DRY LAND WAS, AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER, iA0 rriSEA.;..AND THE LAND THAT NOW LIES BENEATH OUR SEAS HAS NOT ALWAYS BEEN SUBMERSED. COPfL 1H4 BV NU SERVICE. INC. AH ADULT HUMAN BREATHES ABOUF SO (SAMOA'S or A f ft . PER HOUR y T. M. Blft U. S. PAT. Off. - 7- ANSWER: Natal, South Africa. U. S. GENERAL HORIZONTAL ' 1,8 Pictured TJ. S. general 12 Pompous ; show - 13 Lines anew 15 Entrances - 16 Courier 17 The gods 18 Goddess 01 infatuation 19 Symbol for ., actinium 21 Negative 23 Symbol for ' tellurium 24 South Amer ica (nbbrA VERTICAI- 1 Possessed 2 Dry 3 He has the of Major General ' 4 Roads (abbr.) 5 Biblical pronoun 6 Symbol for iridium 7 Fiber knots 8 Gazes avariciously Hearken iu uranca mer.) 11 Observe 12 Parent 26 Bend outward 19 Confound oenior (abbr.) iXf.. . 20 Three. on Liincoini nickname 31 Limb 32 Oriental v guitar $V 35 Flat-bottomed boat 37 House of i . Commons .', ' (abbr.) 'A 38 Stupefied :$ 42 Edward l (abbr.) 43 Sheep's bleat 44 Chinese fish sauce j 45 Mother 47 Spotlesi 50 Giant ,i S3 Veins' 55 Pangs 56 Impair -gi 67 Percolates ; . dimensional BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th Poolo't Bicyclo Store HOLD EVERYTHING! "Come back later I Just scrubbed tho deck and I dont want It all tracked upl" BUSINESS v -4J HfWH- Katie tfotn&i. 7 . WHERE'S ELMER Anmvfr Pfrli Pmilt 22 Whirlwind - (Gypsy). 24 Kind of cloth 48 On the 25 Provided -with summit '' weanons 47 Cesium (abbr.) 48 Hartwig (abbr.) . 49 Piece out 50 Article . 27 Permit 29 Auricle 33 One wh 34 Lariats 35 Exist ' 36 Applaud 51 Bronze 52 Nova Scotia (abbr.) 54 Symbol for tin 55 Tasto soU 39 We 40 Further 41 Beside. m " 3 h a h io ln'l A I FT-- jp 15 ' ; , 5J vTi ,rr MERRILL Tom Bnrry hn ro turned from Fossil, OruKon wlioro ho was ciillod recently by tho crltlcul Illness of hla iirocI fiilhor, Josfpli K. Umry, 74, who wii.i bitton lust week on tho foot by h rnttli'Niiiike. Mr. iiiul Mia. Bnrry Imd slept on u porch ut tho family homo mid Mrs. Bnrry, rialn curlier tluin her husband evidently stop, ped over tho reptile. When Mr. bnrry rose, ho foil n shnrp aliiix on hlH foot uiul thlnkinu Hint ho had stopped on n ncecllo Mrs. Bnrrv took provontiitlvo medlcnl mon.s'uroa. Lntcr the inlurcd mini's IpK swelled and Mrs. Bnrry InvvatlKiitPd, finding tho snake hlriHi'ii under o nil!. She rodo thrco miles on horso buck to auinmon doctor 20 miles distant, Tho victim's recovery was In doubt for sonic days but he is reported to be over wo crisis Fort Klamath llnrrv Orcm, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Orem, left several days ago from Portland for farm nut. Ida., where ho will receive his bualc training with tho U. S. nnvy, in which he lias enlist' cd. Tho voutli is 18 years old. Wo nro glad to bo nblo to re port thut Arthur Nichols It much improved ioiiowiiik thrco months' illness which con. fined him to bed at his homo In Fort Klumnth. Nichols walked up town twice in tho past few clays nncl enjoyea vis itlng with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Cat. tel. Sr.. and Mrs. E. M. Brnt Lulu spent Inst Thursduy shop ping and attending to business mutters In Klnmnth Falls. Mrs. Norn Souther left Inst Saturday night for Portland where sho entered a hospital for a surglcnl operation, Sho expects to return this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo McAullffc nnd children hnvo returned to Fort Klamath from the McAu 11 tie ranch near Cottonwood, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlmor left Wednesday for their homo in Princvillo after spending the Fourth of July vacation here visiting with their son-ln-lnw, daughter and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun and son Billic. Mrs. Edna Orth is enjoying a two weeks' vacation from her duties as telephone operator. Mrs. wiuora Donnelly, relief operator, is employed In Mrs. Urth s placo during her vaca tlon. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Church man of Tloncsla, Calif., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Castel, Sr., over the holidays, Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bllnkcnstaff and daughter Yvonne were Mr. and Mrs. William Sargent and Mr. and Mrs. will lladwlck, all of Dorris. Calif. Overnight house guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hacklcr were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pau ley of Klamath Falls. Friends will be glad to learn that Oscar Bunch is much Im proved following a recent ser ious illness. He is a patient at tho Hillside hospital in Klam- am tails, where he was rushed several days ago following a severe congestion of his limit. Ho improved following an op- uruuon. nuncn, wcu-Known lo cal resident for many years, Is now residing in Chiloquin. Rollcy Brewer returned this week from Portland, where he was a patient at the Veterans' hospital for medical observation and care. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noah was the scene nf a family reunion over the Fourth of July holidays, when a 1 1 members of their family wore present with the exception of their son-in-law. dnnohinr and granddaughter, Mr. and inrs. Maurice Benedict and baby girl of Klamath Falls. Coming Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctors iy your kldneyi eonUlo IB tn1a m uny iudm or ouera wnifln nem lopuruy tn blood nd kep you benlihy, Whvn tby ct tired ttid don t work right In the dytlrot, many people have to st up nlht. Frequent or scanty paMaice with amartlni and burolni aometimea ahowa there la aomothing wrona; with your kidnaya oriMder, Don't neglact tbla condition and Iom valuabta, reatiul alep. When dUorder o( kidney function perrnita potaonotia matter to remain Id your blood, it may alao oaune nagsing backache, rheumatlo paina, leg palna, low of pep and energy, Dwelling, puffloeaa under the eyea, beadtohet and dlsiinma. Don't waltl Auk your dniulat for Doan'a Pill, uaed aucceeaf ully by millfona for over 40 yearn. They givo happy relief and will help the IS nailea of kidney tubes fluah out noUon oui waste from your blood 0fe Doau s 2'lila. H'UKff TO WJEARS CAtAlOfe DESK 'CrW THEY filVe Mt TOLL UK MfcMi ptioRrry . HtiTALMIM ill-"J here for tho ocenslo,, u,T7l and, Mrs. Hoy Nonl aren oi urownsvllv fiZ i Mr. una Mrs. tt,... , .' d children of Prlnovllli. o,.,1 Donodlefs twin sons, litH ilnd Lloyd, hnvo been Zl mm wiin muir gruiiH.,."! during tho vacation T?M ulso present, ns n, ,H Nonh, who until r..,.,;...?N omployod nt tho Urnltoln ,'1 on Klnmnth mursh. '"4 Tho Fovtrth of juiv qulolly in Fort KliunMh 7 vnl In Klnmnth FttU u" M nnd tho majority rmuinlll5a wlioro Ideal weather m,', old swimming hole tu ?" pntronir.od. "l Sonninn first cIiiks jam.. ,, Wornnsr, U. S. nnvy, nfltt." prise visit to Ills Imii. i '.I Klnmnth on tho nrtcrnoo. tho Fourth of July nltw M,' hiking from Sun PraiSf whero ho Is stationed nl T, uro Island. Ho obtained i ? day furlough whllo his ihB; being loaded prepnrnlnry v ing sent to nil overseas dmi tlon. Ills wlfo and family gnosis nt tho llnrold vZ homo for tho dny, nnd hi, turnod with them In lhV ning to their homo In Kltni Fnirs, leaving the (olC night to roport buck to & R. S. Ballon, Chnrlci B brun and Archio Wlmer (ni. n fishing trip over tho FotS of July vacation. Fred Zumbrun was ablt i return to work this wttk 1 lowing a four-day lnvoff by a bnck Injury fur which 1 rocelved treatment In Klimr Falls. Ho is employed by 11 U. S. forest service. ' u Mrs. W. E. Norrls nnd t, Donnle of Yuklmn, Wnjh r, turned to their home tlili irt after SMndli)g four dnyi fa Ing here at the homo of her a ter, Mrs. Fred Zumbrun, l Wlllinm Bell nnd infnnt diur tcr Cheryl Ann, who hnvc bit visiting here at the Zumbrs homo for the pnst three wtt also returned to their horn i Klamath Falls this week. Bell Is tho Zumbrun's diufh'.p in-law. her husband. PvL V, liam Bell, nt present bclnj n tlonod In England with a corps division of tho U. 8. iraj Upton J. Wortlilngton ol Pu Icy, Ore., Is spending a fewdir here visiting old frlcndu, and: a house guest nt tho Jerry Sis more nnd R. S. Dixon honv whllo In Fort Klnmnth. Woni ingtnn is an old-time for resident. Mrs. E. M. Brattnln and Bob of Klamath Marsh viillr. friends here Friday. Mrs. Mary Looslcy arrtrt hore last week from PrlntviEi and Is visiting at the home of he son and family, Mr. and Mrt. I S. Looilcy and children.' Mn Loosloy was taken to KlamiE Falls this week for mcdln diagnosis for a serious ailnw from which sho Is suffering. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllinm Hh, rick of Sacramento. Calif , viiit. ca ncro , rriciny with frlcmu They are former local resident) I SCHEDULE RELEASE . CORVALLIS. July II WV-AI revised wneul loan schedule oiH parcu louowing tho increase n . M . . . ... A cents per bushel in rales vA nounccd . bv Din Commodili Credit corporation Inst week hirl Dccn sent oy tho state AAA omci ncro to an county offices. . .ino cnunun in riitn lirnllflr. the loan iiuure to DU ocrcentd parity instead of the previous US per cent, officials licrcslslti Tho schedulo of basic loan values nnnllnit In thrt Nn 1 oradi of all principal wheats growA A premium is allowed for mony wuin iu per com protein in inn wheats and a scale of discount for lower tirades. Basic rates, shown for all ship ping points in wheal produciu counties, ranged from 1 18.9 cenu at Burns to 130.6 nt Hlllsboro, Other representatives flgurfi In different parts of tho stntom Enterprise, 125.7; La Grande, 126.0; Pendleton. 131.3; Baker, 125,7; Hoppner, 13S; Moro, 13U, The Dalles. 13B.4: Snlcm. Albanr and Corvallis, 136.5; Eugene, Mo; rtoncburg, l.n;.i; otm, 131.8. Grants Pass at 128,; M( ford, 135.1, and Klamath Falls. 135.1 are based on San Francisco. giving a higher loan value th" DBsea on .port and. Dewey's Chances of Winning Good, Say Homer Angell PnPTT.ANn .lull 11 WH Thomas E. Dewey's chances U win tho presidency are cxcclien1. says Hep. .Homer u. Anne" "It looks as If Dewey wf carry New York state and tt Governor Warren of Calif omi will swing that stalo to Rep. Angell said . in an inter view. Idaho Governor To Attend Meet TattTom ' tj.u. T.itir 1 1 he will attend a mooting of ..t-ii u rrntll states In Kansas City, Mo., gust 2 and 3 to dlcuss canipf'l strategy with Gov. Thom -Dewey of Now York, republlf" presidential nominee. Bottnlfsen bIH the COMeM"" wni pallnd hv Dewey, ' finvTBir.T WARDEP ,11 SAN FRANCISCO, July J1 W Northwest Fabricators oi oHny, re., nave PK"" $232,000 contract for fabricatw" Calif., the federal public n"u' Ins administration announcea, oiicnui - uiiils hl i vi n . ..,(.