Herald and news., May 03, 1945, Image 7

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"ory gardens are flourish;
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vegetables, are well above
Flashes of
Life
RUBINOFF TO
sublerrnnenn restaurant la
id In CarMbnd caverns of
Mexico. 750 feet below the
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HEAP QUEER
CHOCTAW, Oklu.. Mnv a m
PVC. Jesse Thomas suys inn fr 1 1
puiofi were nuupliiKaod when he
wouldn't tiilk TuKiilog with
them.
Jlo flniilly conv nei'il Ihmn
thnt he wasn't a I'hlllnnlni! nn-
tlve but a full-blooded Cnuckluw
Indian from Oklahoma.
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PANIC IN PANTS'
GREAT FALLS. Muni.. Muv 3
(IP) A shoplifter grulihrd ulr
01 trousers irom ll suiro coimti-r.
nlmtud no 1 Ice mill sprinted down
inn alley unci inroiign another
tore where he lefl Urn stolen
nania ana an old nnlr. his own.
ino oniy answer unicrr rrecl
Peres can think up la Hint the
thief bi'ouuhl tho old own ulrmu
for aire, tu make aure the luot
fitted.
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ALLERGIC
SEATTLE, Miiy 3 (IP) Clem
A. I'errjn, a welder, won a dl
vorco In superior court when he
tstlfled lila wife's hair aggra
vated tils asthma.
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LEC38 IS LEGS
GARDEN CITY. Kna.. Mny 3
Iff') Daniel L. Oahorn Is suIiik
the oil company cniplnylnu him
for compensation of injuries al
legedly resulting from the frac
ture of his wooden leg in an oil
field accident.
Osborn, a truck driver, snys
his fellow employees renulred
the leg with a clump nnd Unit he
c.ntinucd to work, rousing sore
ness and blisters on the slump of
Ilia natural leg.
Land Swap May Be
Suggested In Alaska
VANCOUVER, B. C, Mny 3
(VP) A land swap which would
put an Inflnlstotimal crimp In
the 00-ycar-old boundary be
tween Inn far western United
States and Canada and add a
atrip of land to the mnp of
Alnskn may be suKKcsted, the
Vancouver Sun said yesterday
by the government of British
Columbia.
In a dispatch from the capital
city of Victoria the newspaper
snld tho residents of Halucs
Alaska mirth of Junenu in the
narrow "Panhandle" of the ter
ritory "want a rood connec
tion with the rest of Alaska."
In southeast Hritinh Columbia,
civic groups seek a atrip of lund
for a "Victory highway" con
necting Rossland and Cascade.
APPEAR HERE
CONCERT
"Rublnoff and hla magic
violin,"
This Is the next feature attrac
tion for KlamutK Fulls music
lovers who remember with pleas
ure the perfnrmnnrn hero of
Itlibllloff four years HKO.
Tho violinist will piny at the
Pelican theatre Thursday, May
10, at 8 p. m., sponsored by the
Klnmnlh ITnlla I. Inn. nlnh llnl.
versally recognized as America's
uummning popular vioiinini,
HuWnoff will present program'
ranging irom iigni classics 10
boogie-woogie. Originally
brought to this country by Victor
Herbert, and later a protege of
John Phillip Sousa, Rublnoff
sky-rocketed to fame on the Ed
die Cantor radio program. Since
then he has played to millions
of enthusiastic fans over the air
and on the stage.
As usual. Rublnoff will nlay
his famous Stradivarlua violin.
His program will Include "Inter
mezzo" from the picture of the
somo name, Victor Herbert's
"Sweet Mystery of Life," and a
Carnegie hall concerto, and other
classics as well as popular
melodies.
COLORADO BPRINGS, Colo.,
May 3 (A't Morton B. Robbing
meant It several months ago,
when he announced he would
close his store for Hitler's funer
al. The store didn't open yester
day. 'Wo might as well get him
burled," he sold.
Marysville Doctor
Purchases Hospital
In Dorrir
DORRIS Butte valley resi
dents now have a physician, Dr.
C. R. Drader, formerly of Marys-
vlllo, who has purchased the
Lumbermen's hospital building
and equipment and will prac
tice medicine here.
With thrse lumber mills oner
ating at top speed and numerous
ranches as a constant source of
Industrial accidents, the com
munity will welcome the serv
ices of a physician. Dr. Drader
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO CaVIM . NO HOSPITALIZATION
Na Leaa al Tlma
Parsaaaaal kaaaltal
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Cfctraaraatla Pbyilelan
at Na. ilk - Cagalra Tbaalra BIS
pb.na tms
1 tJiB first physician to prao-l
tlce here since October 1, 1944,
when Dr. E. S. Peeke, who oper
ated Lumbermen's hospital, ac
cepted a hospital position in San
Francisco.
In the period since October 1
persons In need of medical at
tention have had to seek the
services of Klamath Falls or
Yreka physicians.
If it's "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
In the classified.
O Roofing O
Modtrn Methods
Equlpmant for flat zoofs
Fully Guaranteed
GREMS ROOFING SERVICE
337 E. Main Phone 4B38
Thursday. May 9, 1945
HERALD ArTD JTEWS SBVTM
In- Pernambuco, piano movers
carry the instruments on their
heads. Six men carry the load,
and a seventh goes ahead to
clear traffic.
DROPS
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Suede Leather
WESTERN
VESTS
For men and women
Matched
$16.30 to $17.30
Strictly a Dress Western
SIne 1918.
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