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PSTjm" iaKSKS1 CAM ADD TO OUR ( OOP'S FIXIN ) V AT f OWOUSLV) T' LAU6H I '' Vj5 THEV PUSH THEM ON INTO SCANT KNOW- I T'feET MAP' uc V ABOUT l Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray i i lly fll iic "X rTTiTTN T ft'oV? 1 . i-"' (KAUSE MRS. BLEWIN6 MARtY STRIKE OUT THAtI & .M?TV fr,N0! 0P I OU K w 2!f ( WHY? WAS CHftSINS ME WITH A J WSWER' ORDER. I "-flM JUST MY COURSE I -J-v. RUN 1 BET I S KLJ- BLACKJACK TRYIN' TO m J?, Vi-r i R 1 J-J QUESTIONS-DID I DIDN'T.' ylTjl RAH J JJj KILL ME,! l1 THE C0UMlJ: Tuesday July 3. 14S with THESE POCKET THOSE 1 FAILED MB VET. AMD IF VOD MANiT NE TO TRAM6PLA.NT ANY nil MM rARRASB VolJll HfweTO ME 60M&THIN& rL' ?;! Wl-- - SCUOLrXftW SCOWL.' HAV& SOT i BESIDES CHINA'S t "W EWRS.SS VSOOD-'lWCWTll rVOMEY IS ALL, 1 LOSE fY WCH 1 60Mt 60V .VifiWa SPiVi 'M 3 VOTH VOCi6 - UP BLOCKS LANCIN& TW5 NARROW VALLEy, HERS. VrUl UPAS EO.NU.-I I TUSt-J CfVIK. Its VVO L "." 103 'El"v 71 I trio FKEtGHT II puofiss.' J -l TJ. .VI I Ryfac?r VXW1H' waa-'V I I ret; iousin' up n V .Nl ( 7 nrwFi nopn Tup wrTitipQ Twtii'pp urpp AND MADE PRINTS LIKE YOU 7 POSITIVELy I THEY, r t ' T WIITTV J L . in rav- I mt. I i r. ; ii ill m MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY OM .' SHOM r CLOSiSa RECKON M. .SURE. RED ' iU I BTeoiW 10U.3HT I IDQ'LL HAVE TO I KUL HOSS OWOKS CHAKOi T SHERIFF TV4 T6Vt '. VWS V3W2t OOWK Oi OOW VOCV . BIB TUCKER'S BACK FROM THE If "SER6EANTCUPPyX BASE! HE'S DROPPING MEN US HELP REPOBTIMa, SIR. v US WITH THESE FUfilTIUES cd ( LOOKS LIKE VUIVE MtEADY FINISHED f-j itouMesaaiiMMiiaaM th1 job v ivsidf'Trr: r TO SEE HOW SKLONKlSH I uOOKED COV ERED WITH THAT POISON IVY.' AND V COPH. IMI i r HMWf NO- 1 CAN'T GO W VvEU. HOW XneM.VOU'RE IV "A JHBrWITH MDU TODW--1 FORTUNATE LUCKY.' MY V I 60TTA HELP WITH A PEOPLE WHO 1 PEOPLE SPENDX I STACK O' DISHES AM' ARE SAVING I TOO MUCH AM' 1 f OTHER HOUSEWORK.' I I GENERALLY ltL WIND UP A Jf KNOW WE COULD AP- S ARE ABLE BROKE DOWN Pj FORD A MAID BUT SOME TO LEAV E OL' MAN ON A ( Z Y'sjK PEOPLE ARE VERY SAVIN' OU QUITE J PARK BENCH, F ffST V-t-t-- AN'-UH-VERY A BIT IN J WHILE "lOU'LL BE " M AsSSfcv TIGHT.' J THEIR. ff LIVIN' ON TH' FAT J'-JJ j 1 JriIVnir-rrfflV WILLS O" TH' LAND- By Fred Harmon By Martin By Leslie Tumor 6LAD TO SEC you BOVS, SER6EAMT. WE'VE STILL cor TO DELIVER OUR PRlSOSJERS 10 THE PROPER AUTHORITIES, AMP I LL fctfcP yjUR HELP.' ') By Blosser Something TELlS me I GOT THE WRONO NEGATIVES : Tl 1Y MtA SWVICt' INC. T. M. C V- T. OFf. By V. T. Hamlin BY J. R. WILLIAMS Lanqell Valley Mr, and Mrs. Bud Peterson o( Klamnth Falls spent the week end with her purcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork. Saturday after noon Mrs. Peterson and Flor ence Nork visited Mrs. Lcs Lcavitt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family spent Father's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pinclli of Midland. Dorothy Clark returned last week from Corvallis where she attended college. Bill House is also home from college at Cor vallis. Beryl Nichols of WashouRal, Wash., is speeding the summer with her aunt and family, Helen Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wilson spent several days at Coming. Calif., with his sister, Mabel Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Vorce are leaving to make their home in Mcdford. They are the par ents of Helen Noble. Mrs. Lloyd Martin is visiting friends and relatives in Port land and Seattle. Mary Dearborn of Bonanza spent last weekend with her son Wesley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt and Doris were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i rank w. Brown and Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs. Florence Botkins and Mrs. Claudia Musick spent Sunday at Rogue River and Grants Pass. Louis Randall rocclvcd a broken leg when his horse fell with him. The accident occur red at Red Bluff while gathering the Campbell cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown of Klamath rails spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts. Barney just returned from Rhode Island where he was given a medical discharge from the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Leavitt of Boulder City, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leavitt tf Los Vegas, Nov., left for their homes Mon day after spending five days with their brother, Lcs Lcavitt and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Shanhoct- zer and family of Klamath Falls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. wait Wilson and fomtly. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harbicson and Mary of Lakevicw were ' also weekend guests. Bert Goff, paratrooper, Is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. George Noble. He will be stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., when his furlough is over, Mrs. William F. Haecrmnn and David and Billy of Port land spent the past two weeks with. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Noble and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazicr spent Saturday evening with the F. W. Browns. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Kate Phillips of Grants Pass, Mrs. Ethel Brown, Adclc and Marjorio of Bonanza, ana Bill rniiups oi Langeu vat. ley at dinner on Father's Day. Mrs. Ben Flescher and chil dren are here from the coast visiting her sister, Mrs. Bruce Bielcr and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Joan Marchant. Mrs, Frank Meyers and Mrs. Madge Monroe visited with Margaret uurncit on rriciav. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart and family and Mrs. Elliott House and Jean, visited on Thursday with the Leavitt family. Lt. Bob Scater is on a 30-dav furlough visiting friends In Lan- gcii valley. LJNFI UNDERWAY EUGENE, July 3 (P) Two miles of poles are un on the 43-mile power line to Drain, and the line, serving Douglas and L.ane county electric cooper atives, is expected to be com' plcte by fall. Farmers Attention! J We kill, dress and chill your hogs Vacjict pound. We cure and smoke your ham and bacon 5c per pound. , We have the best facilities. Our work is guaran teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON PACKING CO. THE HOME OF QUALITY IIIDLMD EMPIRE IWS RED CROSS FUNDS TOP TULELAKE GOAL TULELAKE Annual reports lnadu ut a meeting ot thu local Red Cross chapter held Friday night In tho annex of the Tulu luko l'rosbytorluii church show that tho Tuleliiko district in Siskiyou county raised over sauuu during thu war fund drive, mora than $500 above the quutn. The stronghold district of Modoc county took slightly more than $1200. Tho meeting followed a potluck supper. Officors were elected after a report by Rev, Hugh L. Bronsou, chairman of thu nominating committee Mrs. M. V. Muxwell was re-elected chairman, Mrs. L. E. Tillotson, assistant chairman, the combined office of secretary and treasurer will bo handled by Mrs. Jess Dieter, who also was re-elected. Increased demands on the homo service committee which is expected to materially in crease with the return of service men from abroad was reported by Mrs. Georgu Yost, chairman who, with Mrs. Dloter and Mrs. Maxwell, attended a meeting of that group recently at Yreka. Individuals who assisted In the wur fund drlvo in thu Tululnko district included Mrs. Hoy Dy. sert, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Roy Ur bach, Helen Smith, Mrs. P. C. Bergman, Mrs. D. W. Turn baugh, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs, George Kurtz, Mrs. Jess Dieter and Mrs. Byrd Heitz. Gcorga Kurtz was chairman during the drive. Tulelake Preceding the Tulelake Ro tary dinner lost Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Prior entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John Tnkncs Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hlnrs and Mr. and Mrs. Al Porter. Prior Is the retiring Rotary president and Moore ac cepted the gavel following in stallation. Young people who plan to at tend tho Fir Point senior sum mer conference at Fir Point this week are Bcrnlcc Hartley, Pat Kirksey, Helen Stoddard, Mary Robertson, Jcanno Nelson and James Ott. The senior con ference opens July 2, continu ing for one week. Rev. Glenn Morton, pastor of the Malln Presbyterian church, will tcuch a class for tho senior group. Rev. Hugh L. Bronson Is scheduled for a teaching posi tion for the Junior conference which convenes the following week. Those planning to attend In this age group aro Donna Jensen, Carta Main, Joyce Lar son, Shirley and Patsy Ruth McFall. Dr. ond Mrs. J. R. Barr are spending two weeks In Port land. Pat Gentry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gentry, who has passed her examination for service with the Waves, will leavo July 8 for New York for boot camp training at Hunter's college. Her examination was taken in Portland. A graduate of the Tulelake high school, she attended the University of Oregon until a few months ago and since re turn 1 o g home has been cm ployed as bookkeeper at the Tulelake branch, Bank of Amer ica. Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Cas tel Sr., spent last Friday at Dia mond lake, and while on the outing were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brattain and son Bob, who arc spending the summer at tho resort. Mr. and Mrs. Brattain have lcccived word that their son, Sgt. Blaino Brattain, has been awarded tho Purplo Heart. He was wounded In the leg April IS, and was restored to active duly status a short time later. Sgt. Brattain Is with a moun tain troop division of the U. S. army on active duly in Italy. Mrs. Aaron Rhoten Is a pa tient at the Klamath Volley hos pital in Klomuth Falls, where she is convalescing satisfactori ly from a major operation which she underwent Tuesday morning. W. D. Roberts is visiting here at the homo of his son-in-law, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Looslcy and chil dren. . , , J. L. Helms and son Robert made a trip to Ashland Friday. Helms Sr. will receive medical care there for a back Injury sustained while working at the Helms ranch here. Mrs. Wilford Donnelly and daughter Gwendolyn Jane re turned Saturday from Klamath Falls, where the latter under went a tonsillectomy Friday. The little girl is gelling along fine following the operation. MEATS Poe Valley Emit Wells bought a new Dudgo pickup recently. An interesting movlo demon stration was sponsored hero by mo giaiigu on ri'iuiiy evening, advertising the Surgo milking miichlnu. Coffee" and doughnuts were nerved to those present, Kfflo Benudlcl is visiting fur a few days with her sister and Druther-ln-liiw, al tho Wurruii Moorcs. Helen Benedict Is spending a few days with her brother, Mor ris, and family In Kluinulh Falls. Arelilo and Warren Roberts attended a movlo in Khiiniith Falls from hero on Sunday night. Mr. Zuckerman planted some pens on his ranch here, which pre doing very well considering the weather, Chet Barton had n now corral built on his phico this spring. Several relatives and friends visited at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jou Nork ouo day this week. Roy Holmes was a caller at tho Archie Roberts' homo one day this week. borne of trio farmers are try ing to finish planting their spuds since lt has stopped ruining. Joo Sullivan Is planting his potatoes this week. Frank Kester was a visitor at the Glen Kester homo on Fri day evening. They all went fish ing in Lost Itlvor, Margaret Fruucr skinned her leg quite painfully when she broke through tho floor of their porch on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Vic Brown and Juno Tucker were visitors at their aunt's homo Thursday eve ning. The Frank Sullivan family woro shoppers In Klamath Falls from hero this week as were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and Dale Van Meter, Sympathy Is extended by the community to Mrs. Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert on tho loss of their father and hus band, tho Into Mr. Webster, who passed away after a long Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Webster mndo their home with the Harry Gil berts since his illness last sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Rodgers wcro shoppers in Klamath Falls from hero on Suturdiiy. Mr, and Mrs. Ben Nork wcro visitors here on Tucsduy evening from Langcll valley. They aro planting tneir spuds this week. Vic Brown recently traded his sedan for a pickup. Lucia Webber was a Klamath Falls shopper from hero on Tuesday, from Klamath Falls this week. Tho Francis Frcucr family this week. They remodeled it this spring. Victor Nork and his brother, at tho homo of their grandpar ents, tho Joe Norks. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nork and daughter, Sharon, woro visitors In tho valley on Sunday from John Nork and Dale Van Me ter vllstcd at tho homo of their mother and sister whllo in Klam ath Fulls on Friday. The Warren Moore family were shoppers in Klumalh Falls on Friday, Several of the farmers are cul tivating their spuds this week. Dnnuld Roberts was a caller at the Emil Wells' homo on Sun day. Clarence Webber Injured his eyes quite seriously while doing some welding last week. Joe Benedict is the owner of a new tractor. Emil Wells also bought one. Dale Van Meter visited Klam ath Falls Monday, Juno 23. He called on his mother and also attended a movlo while In town. Mr. and Mrs. Lasson Ross were callers at the Joe Nork homo Sunday. Chet Barton moved some of his black cattle from the spring range to the lower pasture this week. Tho grangers held their reg ular meeting at the hall Wednes day evening, Juno 27. The Glen Kester fumlly wos callers at tho homo of their uncle, Frank Kester, Saturduy evening. Emil Wells purchased some now machinery this spring. Web Van Meter and daughter, Louise, were visitors hero Sun day from Klamath Falls as were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork and son, Benny. Tho Ben Norks left for Portland Tuesday where Ben will receive an artificial limb. Vic Brown visited Mulln June 24. Several of the formers ore Ir rigating their groin and alfalfa this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and son John, ond Dalo Van Meter were visitors at a luncheon held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brothonck of Malln, June 24. Mrs. Nork also called on Mrs. Nannlo Van Meter whllo in Malin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glover ond Rolf were visitors hero from Langcll valley Tuesday, The Clarence Webber family was shopping in Klamath Falls the first port of tho week. Fred ond Wilbur Rolling called on Joe Nork Monday. PHONE 5323 Former Agricultural Inspector Returns MERRILL PFC Clinton R. Jester, former resident of Kluni ulli Falls and Giants Paso, who for inoru than 12 years was af filiated with Ihu Oregon slate iigrlt'tiltliiu deiiiii'liiient as an In spector, bus boon returned to I lie U, a, from the Philippines for tni'dk'ul treatment, After resigning, ho enlisted about one and a halt yours ago and bus been overseas silica lust September, serving first In the new lliinieu area, lie was with the llllth ineillcnl detachment mid served us an Inspector while in tho service. Ho wus sent In Texas after eoininiinlcullng with his purcnts, laud, and his wife Elslo Patton Mr. and Mrs, lt. T. Jester, Ash. Jester, Grunts Puss. LEGAL NOTICES NOT UK Of riN'AI. ACCOUNT Norirr u Itrty ivn thai unrltr Ijdtcd Ailtiilnlitrttnr of !( ot Ruber! C (JrticAr, itcce hat (lltit In Clreull Court ut HUle uf Orstmi, fur Klamath County, I'rolmie Division, hU Flnel Ac count, and lhal alil Court has ! Fri day, July 37, 11)13, at ly 00 a. in. as the ltm, anil the court room of tald Court a the it I are (ur hearlnrJ and aattlamanl uf aania. UaleU June XI, 1013, I'ltKM TON K. ant CAB, AdminUirator. J. 3D; Jy. 310-17-Ntt. Us. Ration Calendar War it r Ire and rationing board, 4M Main. Offli'e limits dally, 10 a. in. ! .1 p. m ; Kalurdeys to a. ni. to 1:M p. m. I'timie Hint (or alt Information. All applications must It mailed In 1 the war once and rationing board) and nut (irvaeuiotl in person, I'Kllt l NMI.II t OOtiH lit. I IK fiTAMPM- llalton hook 4 H!amt T il tltroualt X I valid through July Hlampa V-3 ITir.mgU C I valid throutfh Aiitfuit II, Nlamua U-! through IM valid through HaotemWr 30, N tamps J-l through N-I valid through October ilKD HTAMPH nation book Mtauitu K-3 Ihrnuah P I valid ihrnuah July ;i. Mlamna q 1 through U-l valid through August ,il. Hlaimss V I through 7, a valid through ftnlemter 30. It lam us A-i through fc-1 valid through October 3J. StfOAn Hook 4 nugar stamp M valid through August 31. Endorse ran nlng sugar coupon with nation Hook 4 numlwr and your nam, Hiiorji-ltmtk Airplane stamps I-2-3 now valid. A new shoe stamp will b valid August 1. "Odd lot" shoes ration-Tree July t through July J. Lena stamps Invalid. OA SOI. INT. "A" IS coupons. gallons each, valid through Kept ember 11. "U" 7 and "C" T valid, ar good for 3 geltona each. Svovr.H-Apply local board for n gas stove certificates. WOO l, COAL, BAWniiBT Dealer da tertainea delivery priority from consum rr'a annual need and quantity on hand, Ordr now. ri'EL Olt lill llMJI ttertotf t t J 4 and A coupon expire August 31. 1K43. 103lP4a oerlod 1 eouDona a no Ira Ausruii 31. 104 rmcK en rrmoio Refer inquirlei ts prlrt clerk at Itwal board. WENT CONTMOL In area under fed. eral rent control, all rented dwell Inge mutt Ins registered, and changes In icnsncv rentr'ed CLASSIFIED RATTB One) day word 44 I day run , r word M 3 day run 4 day run per word lid .par word 13d ..per word I4 ft day run Week run , r" word IM war word 40 Month run to Discount for toyman, in Advene) a Discount for Perm-fit by 10th Ada received by l;00 p. m, will appear ant afternoon in "New Today" oofumn, NEW HKIIAUD AND NEW phon num ber, mil. How Today FOH 8A1.K- 3-hedroom modern homi full basement, nil furnara, 3-car gar age, pru-ed right, tfe owner at 433 N. loth, T.io WANTED Woman for housework and care of children. Would consider wo man with on child Biay night. 1'hon 3403. 1304 California Ave. gJTIi PA1NTINO AND INTERIOR D ECO RAT 1NO -lrH Portland. Phon 53P0 be tween 0 a. m. and 3 p. m. Frank Jenks. MO WATCHMAN WANTED-Unuaually good' cnmiimation watenman ana cleanup Job open for alert man. Paya well. Not much walking. Will give wife work If wanted. Apply at once by phone or letter, American -Box Cor poration, Sprague ttiver, phone 11T4. T-3 COTTAGE, 3 rooms, furnished, clean. Adults. 333) nroad. T-l FOR SALE- 3 good ranrhee with free Irrigation, located on Applegate river, (ilrn Provolt, 401 East D St., Grant Pais. 7-10 FOR HALE -XWO acre stock ranch. Easy terms. Jim Wilson, Illy, Ore. 7-11 FOH ft ALE 3 -room house, fully fur nished, which Include 1041 washing machine and treadle sewing machine. Immediate possession. Cash 11933. Terms IOO0. Call SAM. 73 ,CEHAMIC Jewelry supplies, bar pine, ear screws, for ceramlo and wont!-, workers, also glass and era shell as m titers. Free catalog. Philadelphia Jlnrig Co. 1W7 Filbert 81., Phila delphia, Pa. 73 FOH SALE -Complete household goods, also Johnson motor, 1UI& Oregon Ave. 74 FOIt HAI.K Mood wood or coal ntrcti Itttlng boater, also wood rang, Phnna 7PU.1, or call at 2007 Ogden At. 7-10 OFFICE FOIt nENT, office furniture for ante, nipnclte Huffman, Ileal Es tate Urokoi-f 1,11 N. 4th, Phone B3n3. 7-3 FOn SALE -3 reels, 1 salmon, 1 fly. 207 Ho, Wendllng. 7-3 WANT TO HUNT - rt or 4.bedroom furnished house, or will buy furniture tn houso. Close In. Phone 0330. 732 N. IHU. 7-3 WANTED TO KENT, by local service man's wife, a one-bedroom apartment or house, furnished. Phone 3724. 7-10 ONE YOlINn SADDLE MARE and sad dle and bridle. Call B7;ifl. 7-8 FULLY EQUIPPED GARAGE and body shop, located on Highway 00 between -Eugene and Springfield, Oregon. Will act I for equipment and stock Inven tory, about $3000. For further de tail write Accounting fit Tax Service, 70(1 WIMnmotle, Eugene, or phone Eugene 4323. 7-10 WANTED TO ItUY-Cabln at nocky Point. Also wanted, property listings, Blanche Huffman, Heal Estate Broker, Ut N, 4th. Phono 030.1. 7-3 FOR SALE Nearly new electrlo cream separator, Norman 8k el ton, Rt. 1, Dox o(i7, 1 mile west, 1 mil south of Henley. - 7-0 IIOHNEH flO-linss Accordion, Pan-American clarinet, other Instrument, Shep herd Music Co., 340 E, Main. 7-f WILL EXCHANGE rent of a 3-hedroom houso In Manhnltan Beach, Calif., 10 tnllca from Los Angela and 1 block from bench, for house In Klamath Full. If Intnreated wire collect to Chnif, nmh, 324 41t St., Manhattan Uracil, Calif, . 7.9 MARINE NEEDS CAH, enn only afford :iao, aio n, mil st. 7-3 BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE i
