107S FIGHTING
SIDE GLANCES
Thunday. Sept. 87, 1845 HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN
SHIPS SET FOR
POSTWAR
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WASHINGTON. Sunt. 27 lIN
Tho Iiiiiimi nuviil I'limiultlcu volod
tiiiiiiilimnimy Kuluy In ftivur of
n ponlwnr niivy lnivlnu u inlii
lininii of 1U7U fiulillnii hIiIdk.
If iippruvuu fur Ihuiru uutlou
iipxi wvvK a icncilulloii oxprc-m.
J 1 1 u "tlm MuiiBO of conori-nir thiil
tho poxtwur nuvy nIioiiUI Imvo
tint I ens tliiin thu liillnwliiu:
'I'liri'O luruo n lie lull ciiitIiuii
(Mlilwny typo, iipproxliiiiit-ly
10,MIU ioim.j
Twimty.four nlicnift cnirli-rn
(Kiwpx typi', uppruxhnutvly 27,
OIKI ton),
Ton Unlit currier (timiroxl-
niutvly 1 1 .000 timn).
Hevi'iity-nlno racorl currlcri,
Kluhtocii bultlmhlpii,
Throe liiruc milnein, 31 henvv
cruldcm. 'Ill IlKht vrulmrii, 3(17
dmlroyum, 2DU dimtroycr rnoorls.
21 U aiilmiiirliicn. unci "mm eli-nl
nlrcruft, iiuxlllury voiuolii, mine
vimcI, putrol vomioIii, liuidliiK
cnid, district craft, nnd dry-
ducks to Mimiort tho nhovo cnuin-
Around Oregon
By Tho Atioclntod Preu
A 00-foot wldn iiKutn bonrhiK
Rriivel strip him been uncovered
at Nclscotl by low tldul wiitern.
, . . AMorlu public school en
rolled 1342 puplli tho flrnt week,
06 fo v ttt a trwvief . we. T, M. ifco.TTT'i'Vr. tt.
17
'Tin Kointf in for the dimple life this yenr study like
mad nnd eultivnte only four or live boy friends I"
iin Inercusc of 17. , , . Tho Pacific
northwest clmptcr of Amcrlcnn
coneite or client physlclnns will
meet ut 'I ho Dulles Thnr
Friday.
hursclny and
Clurn Muo bluhnm
IE
Elxht discharges from the
iirmed forces of this war were
filed with the county clurk at the
courthouse Tucsduy and at the
same time, honorable discharge
pupor from the Civil war were
brouKht to The Humid and News
office.
C. A. Wuterhous.i of Kcno re.
ccnlly discovered papers belong
ing to ins miner, Austin water
house, who served with the
union army during the war be.
tween tho states. Ha was a ser
geant with the Indiana volun
teers and was discharged from
tho army In June, 1802, because
of tho loss of his right arm in
the buttle of Shiloh, Tent). He
later rejoined the army when his
wounds healed and served for
another ycur. The elder Mr.
Watcrhouse passed away In
1DUB.
Among the croun fillniz din.
charge papers of this war Tues
day were James w. Swcck
Charles Carl Anderson, Ben
Yburra, Harvey B. Dean, Lonnlc
U. Klrby Jr., Everett Orvlllc
L-ozur Jr.. Billv Harrison nnrf
Shirley G. Jones.
ONE DAY'S PAY
of Antelope 4-H club was Judged!
champion dairy show girl at the'
annual Jackson county club fair.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phon SS20 222 S. 7tb
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
Red Ryder
By Fred Harmon
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Wash Tubbi
By Leslie Turner
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.R. MARATIV f j v Egy KINP
fracklos ond His Friends
By Blosser
' SUABYSIDE BAILYNl
LOCAL JAIL GETS
SCRUBBED
OPTOiM COOK IS FACeO
with A PROeterA . it
seems he Told members
or we sKiTrciuft how
TO CONDUCT A HARMLESS
INITIATION CAMPAIGN ,ANO
"me KIDS HAVE Tk?N MIS
Advice - as a result the
' JAIL GOT A TTUorOU&H GO
ING OVER.- PLOOP-S WERE
SCRUBBED. FURNITURE
DUSTED, AMD CURTAINS
ADORNED THE BARRED WIM
'j7 DOWS - AUTUMN PROMISES
POLICE PROBLEM
CHILDREN
if tfi
Whats I Those- ks put
WRONG. THIS SIGN UP OJ
I"IMS ITHt NAIIONAL A
HIGHWAY r
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Look they putthatom a
HIGHWAV TWATS , 'L-S
THIRTY- FIVE TN
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Boots and Her Buddies
By Martin
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Alloy Oop
By V. T. Homlin
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tT.rJ7 XM&B& V-H. HELLON ERE IT'S ALWAVS SURSA UoNNA BE ALl7
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Little Orphan Annla
By Harold Gray
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TO CHftRTER. OLD
OftSONB BOOT.
ALL RIGHT ?
T NO HE WVSNT I
AROUND"-BUT I B I
MUU IMC UKHrtf&UI M
Jl, PIECE Or LUL,K! 1
A MAN WITH A BEAUTIFUL
SPEED BOAT.' ME SAID MC'b
TAKE US OVER, FOE THE SAME
FEE JASON WOULD HAVE
charged-ano what a Bogr;
3
WUO IS THIS
MAN? IS HE ANY
OKIE OF THE
FISHERMEN THAT
WE KNOW?
T
no- i believe he
Lives over on spook
ISLAND-1 DlbM'T
CATCH HIS NAME v
BUT HE'LL BE WAITING
ALL RIGHT"
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Now's the time to buy and try New Albers "oven fresh"
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TRIPLE-WRAPPED at their "oven treih" bl
i T n. niMjTuM'
Mack
Barbour
A carload of Wild Brahma :
Bulls from Sonora, Mex. Third
time these vicious bulls have,
been in the ring -they're full
of fight and ready to kill!!!
FELIX COOPER
' Is'K C and
' It's the - lllSwM
Last Showing : SC IfHff
Of This Stock , J. jf.'SgV ljg'
In The North , ' J " SXfif ,
This Year! : fc C , : -tk
? l?C tii t Arena Show
VI tvfp?i Starts 2 p.m.
ft LI UK AS RODE
World famous colored bull
fighter who is here and ready -to
challenge these animals. .
Don't fail to see who wins!!
Alturas. California
Sunday, September 30th
Barbour's famous rodeo stock will be seen for Brone Riding, Bareback
Riding, Wild Cow, Milking, Bulldogging. Calf Roping and
. Wild Brahma Bull Riding.
BIG RODEO DANCE SATURDAY KITE