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SMN OTfSTION THTut,lMS-'t Ila?, SiS Boot and Her Buddies By Martin 1 c-1 eOlrJS rrJ TAWE.I f WtWL'S GCAK6 TO BE. S 3 "V J " .j" Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin . -:STAWP yOUB CG&RE T BUT I TEuTSSrT I TB: ;VC A TME-MACHIWE OF 1 SOU, TIME- -"Jl I "Uft OWM.. BUT YOUR ATTEMPT I AAACHINIA46V H6RE - - I T PO AWAV WITH OOP WHEM HIM WAS COMES OOP Hfi CAU&HT SOU COPYIM& HIS OWM NOW"LET'S ) I AilMG COMES VERy CLOSE V IDEA! I SET HIS t - ij' j rSURE I ASKED HIM T0--ONiyl WANTEP TO STAV UNTIL MY WHISKEI GREW SACK C7 SO VOU LAN DEO IM THS ATLANTIC OCEAN! BUT TELL Me, PIP SOU ARRIVE THERE OK THE SURFACE: OCEAN BOTTOM rT MUST A BEEN OKI ) TH' BOTrOM-I COULD SEE A H DIP LOT OF OLD vol)' SAY !S (BUILPW6S Freckles and His Friends By Blosser Lxfe'lpSl fet'FAES lvaMl f TH.S S A GABBLE- f TSC , TSK, TSKTHEM I SUPPOSE" V- 7fff 7 MR.WAYMANTO He's !I J J- I 1 '7 I I 1 -T HELP US FIGHT I NOT . o5 fJkl FZ? 'figs I THE BATTLE CHEgE y '! LitHe Orphan Annie By Harold Gray f 'itiiwiMrii 1 F ' V f JI I w.aaa.g I ' w J I WEliE W I HOPE SO-STILL, A ANt HE OM, I 00 HOPE IT M- H-IERES PUNJAB MUStT HE SANK I SAFE AT FEEL BETTER WITH GAVE US A I MR. WARBUCKS r OUR COTTAGE-" BE NEARLY I TlbNABS I I LAST FROM THESE PISTOLS V LOT OF I AND THE ASP A HEY THE I I LET'S 60 IW AND K BACK TO THE BOAT AND I I TIDNAB'S I .THAT PUNJAB I MONEY-WE V (SET AWAY ISLAND.' f r I START A FIRE TO L ISLAND, 100 THE A I CANS'" i, SAVE US'- A SURECANUSE 1 SAFELY f I OftK I '' Market Quotations NEW YORK. Jn. M (AP) Heavy buytiiet lirteU uadliif ttock 1 to 4 or nior points in today's market. Block! of 1000 to 00.000 Bharu ap peared at tha opoiilna and bidding aoon became ao urfiut that tho ticker Up fell behind actual door transactions tor a while. SteeU and mo ton, late In itarting. recorded wire advances. Closing quotations: American Can .. . , 104 Am Tel & Tel w1111bb1.h-h--..W3H Anaconda 4U Calif Packing 44 Commonwealth St Sou 4' CurtlS'Wrlght X m 10 General Electric . , 30 General Motors ....,. 7m ii nor ity pia Int Harvester Kennecott Long-Bell -A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific .. Pac Gas A El J C Penney ..... Safeway Stores , Sears Roebuck . Southern Pacific Standard Brands Studebaker . Sunshine Mining union uu ism Uunlon Pacific U B Steel Warner Pictures . IMVs . 3M . 33i . 444 , 37 . 2l't . 44. . MS , 47 H . MS . XI , 20 Potatoes PORTLAND, Jan. 18 (APi Potatoes: local Burbank, f2.SO-3.00 cental: Baker county. $3.30 cental; Deschutea 100s, No. 1, $3.43 cental; 33s, DO cents. CHICAGO. Jan. 3d ( AP-USD A 1 Pota toes: arrivals 323, on track 241, total V. S. shipments Friday U00, Saturday 948. and Sunday 34. Old stocks; supplies moderate, demand stow, market weak, new stocks; supplies light, demand slow, market slightly weaker. Idaho Ruuet Burbanks. U .3. No. 1, 3 20-3.30; Colorado Hed McClures, U. S. No. 1, S2.73-3.1S; Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, S2.80-2.t)3; Minnesota and North, Dakota Cobblers, commercial, $1.90-2.00: Florida 50 lb. sacks of Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, S2.00-3.23. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28 (AP-USDAt Potatoes: 10 broken. 12 unbroken can on track; Oregon 21. California 3, Idaho 3 arrived; new stock, 2 cars on track, Florida 2. arrived: Klamath Russets No. l-A one car $3.00. LIVESTOCK DENVER, Jan. 28 fAP'USDAi Salable sheep 3000, total 5000; slaughter classes steady to strong compared with last week's close and pre-strlke market: few medium-good trucked-ln lambs $13.30: holding fed choice wooled lambs hlghnr or above $14.40 memo; two loads good choice slaughter ewes $0.23; truck Ins $6.25-30; common-medium $3.0078; culls mostly $4.30. Monday, Jan, 28. IMS HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (Figures from Stato-Fodorul Innpootor Rom Aubrey) Monlh Binn IMHT Fr.,.n MM U J.nu.ry J",V,., ,nnn Jn. la tam P"y "' In UH Dully UnU to l)l. ' l l m s "a ""ouT" 1 " m n5 iiT aipa a ' mi 77 107 im'j " w xm io aio mm 31 180 I3 i xa nut la0 ii no a uTi T 1M ww s tot uii " " I'"! 71 ' 47D MM M " " U Mi " " , " , M 7 1)37 "r 7J " 7ia ao 7i7 taa 11 80 a" "'"i o 7M iwaY 0 71M aiiu i M 11M o ' 40 m OU 017 BMU 10 4" M 00 177 XKCT it 30 4,a lu 07 1M moii 11 mi Si" ii7 i MT 73o w uVo alia'a o 0 MT T3n iir i7i' 11 " 3M 7403 4 ItOS Vl M " Y470 u U43 IIJ4U U W 1M 7337 4 HOT 3M 14 18 7800 u 1330 0433 M " '" ' 01 1301 MOT M " 1,1 HHO 33 H14 ooao IT T030 40 1434 OMo"- M 3 1437 0303 tt 17 1474 POBO 3" 10 1404 0000 31 II 33 13J7 0033 WHEAT CHICAGO. Jan. 311 CAP) Tlrnkitra hid the price of May rye substantially higher most of the time today as virtually all other grain futures on the board of crane neia at or near weir government' Inmaaed celltna orlces. may rye was up ine 9 cant limit tor e utr m irauiiiM at umcs lor new year ncak atiolations. All deliveries of wheat and corn held at the top allowable figures with offer ings absent except for a few swsps of ocpientuer wneai sor me iecemoer ae- Uvrrv. Trad In generally was llsht. but a moderate volume of oata changed hands at fractionally higher prices. ' bringing all contracts wjlhln cent of their top iiiowaoiea ai uma. Wheat and corn closed uneheneed from their previous finishes at $l.iiuS and $1. 18'i, repecilvely; oats unchanged to Vc up. May 81c: rym unchanged to ae nigner. may sj.uuit; oariey un changed. May $1,221. No effort wn.i made to count roving Indians In tho first U. S. censtu In 1700. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or FINAL METTLE ME NT Notice Is horeby given that the under signed Executor of the estate of Mary E. Fox. deceased, has filed In the Circuit court oi the Htaie of Oregon for Kiant ath County the final account of his ad mlniitratlon of said estate and that the Court has appointed the 14th day of FcDruarv. lino, at ine nour or eievrn o'clock In the forenoon at said day aa the time and the Courtroom of said Court as the place for healing and set tlement oi saio account. Done January 11, 1040. FItANK FOX. Executor of the Ettata of Marv E. Tax. ntcaaiid. J. 14-31-28: r. 4-11 No, 208. CLASSIFIED RATT3 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 300, calves 10; limited receipts active, fully steady; racknge medium-good 11R0 lb, steers 16.50; medium-good heifers quoted $14.50-13.30; good range cows $13.00-30; cutter-common cows $0.00-11.00; can ners $6.30-7.50: common-good sausage bulls $10.00-12.00 with demand broad: calves nominal; good-choice vealers quoted $14.00-13.00. Salable hogs 200 Including 100 feeder pfgs; market steady: few good-choice barrows and gilts $13.80: odd good sows $15.05. Salable sheep 430, steady; good-choice lambs quoted $14.00-15.00; ewes mostly 25-50 cents higher; deck good 123 lb. wooled ewes $7.00; sorted 15 per cent at $5.00; cull ewes $2.50. CHICAGO .Jan. 26 (AP-USDA) Sal able hogs 12,000, total 17.500: active, steady; complete early clearance; all In terests In trade but bulk of crop had been called In by small killers and order buyers, good and choice barrows and gills 180 lbs. and up at $14.83 celling; sows at $14.10 celling. Salable cattle 14.000. total 14.000; sal able calves BOO, total 800; choice fed steers and yearlings about like lata last week but 80 to 73 cents Instances more under lost week's nigh time accent on choice to prime kinds; common medium and a vera ce srood srrades steady: fairly active; only 2 Toads $18,00; very moderate suppiy ai7.2n-i7.tu; duik tit.w-i7.ro; ica heifers steady to weak: bulk $13.00 10.00; strictly choice kinds absent; beef cows 15 to 28 cents lower: canners and cutters steady; bulls weak: choice vealers sienoy at sia.ou-io.au; ail nvnt coives one dollar higher at $7.00-12.00; eastern de mand generally much lighter than week ago. Salable sheep 10,000, total 12,000; active complete clearance early: slaughter lambs steady to strong; yearlings and older classes strong to unevenly higher compared with srecent sales; good and choice fed wooled westerns, natives and wheat oaatured inmba Slfi 00 to mostly $13.10. top $15.10: load good and choice zea enppea lamos tan snorn pens ai.oo; yearlings $12.73 down and bulk slaughter wea $8.78-7.80. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 28 'AP-USDA) Salable cattle 2200, total 2500; salable and total calves 125; holdover cattle 173: market slow early but fairly active late, although some unsold; market 23 to mostly fid cents lower on steers and heifers; some good cows nearly steady but lower grades 50-73 cents. Instances $1.00, lower than last week's high time: bulls weak, venters strong; good steers mostly $16.50-17.00; few loads $17.23; common-medium grades $11.00-16.00; load good heifers $16,25; few loads $15.50 10.00; common-medium grades $10.50 15.00; good beef cows $12.30-13.00; one load fed cows $14.00; common-medium oeci eows vit.no-ll.7o: canners ana cut ters moativ tflOn-Rnn irnnd beef bulls $11.50-12.50; odd head $13.00; gond-cholce veaiers aio.uu-tu.oo; oaa neaa sio-ou. Salable hogs 200, total 1250; market steady with feeder pigs 25 cents higher; barrows and gilts $13.60; sows $13.50 14.00; choice around 00-100 lb. feeder pigs $16.00; good stags $0.00-11.00. Salable and total sheep $16.00; market active, 23-50 cents higher: good-choice fed lombn $14.50; three Ion da at the price; load fall shorn Iambs $14.00; good choice truck In $14,00-23; medium grades down to $13.00; common down to $10,30; good ewes salable up to $5,00, MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 ' 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE On day , , M 2 day run 8 day run 4 day run 5 day run , , , Week run Month run Ads received by t:00 n. m. will appear same aitarnoon in "New looay column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phons) num ber. 8111. .per word 4c .per word Sc vper word Ho per word 13e pr worn io pr word 15c pf word 43c Nw Today LOST Gold pin with yellow sets, be tween Leroy and Fremont, or Hot Springs bus. Reward. Call 7188. 1-29 LAZY LEGS WANTED By local businessman and wife, small apartment, close In. No children or pets. Highly recommend ed. Phone 6830. 1-31 WANTED Elderly lady to care for boy 8 years old while mother works, light housework. 410 No. Spring, 1-30 BOY 15 wants work after school and on Saturdays. Experienced In service station. Phone 7000. 1-30 LAZY LEGS FOUR-TUBE Fluorescent fixtures, with hang rods. Suitable for store or simi lar lighting. Inquire Rudy's, 000 Main. 337 2tf SONG FLUTES A real musical Instru ment, $1.33 with case and music while they last. Shepherd Music Co. 2-2 PIANOS New and used, piano benches, Shepherd Music Co. 2-2 FLUTE AND CASE$00. Shepherd Mu sic Co. 2-2 FOR SALE 1 Acre, Irrigated, 4 -room house, pres sure system, small barn, chlckenhouae, garage, imnll cellar,, good irnrden ground. Blue grass pasture. $2730, M A. BOWMAN, "KALTOR MERRILL. ORE. , Phone 7303 1-30 LAZY LEGS FOR SALE-1036 Chevrolet, 735 Com mercial. 1-28 GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto body-fender man In dally "want ads." Put In a few hours weekly learning metal work, welding, painting, etc. Chance for high wages or your own business. Write for free Information. Auto-Crafts Training, Box 3120, care Hesjald and News. 1-30 VACANCY Furnished housekeeping room. Call after 7 p. m., 133 No, 10th. 1-28 WANTED Woman for cleaning offices, evenings. See Mr, Oray at Court house 1-30 KIRBY SALES AND SERVICE. 520 No. 10th, Phone 4333, 2-23 LAZY LEGS ROOMS, 134 No, 3rd. Phone 6264. 3417tf REGISTERED Guernsey bull, 20 mo. Call Merrill, 3801. 1-30 COCKER SPANIEL puppies, purebred, one litter now available, 7 wka. old. excellent breeding, five females, four black and one red. one black male, express shipment. Write H, L, Jenks. Rt, 1, Tangent, Oregon. 2-2 WILL the party who bought the crib Sunday call 7160 for their benefit, 1-28 LAZY LEGS WANTED TO RENT OR RUY-House with small acreage. Write R. C, Murleen. Montague, Call,, Box ISO, 3-4 FOR SALE-$4250 buys a fine furnished home on bus Jino, acre irrigated. Geo. R. Llndley Agency, 1227 Main St, Naw Today FOR SAI.E-1W7 Btudetmker sedan, new paint Job and upholalery, looks and runs good. Call B7U2. 1-20 SALESMAN Executive type. Hell sur plus listings, bus Int men only. Up to $100 day. Wire, write quick, War Sur plus Reporter, 20 E. Jackson, Chlragn. 1-28 LAZY IJCGS FOR BALE -My equity In 1041 Ford tudor. See at 813 Walnut St., aftar 4:30 p. m. 1-28 CURTAINS laundered, stretched by perlenred woman. Pick up and de liver. Ph. 4073. 2-11 VACANCY Furnlahad light home keeping room. 1404 Klamath. 1.2$ LAZY LEO tt WANTED -Cooking oh for small crew. Writ 3273 care Herald and News. I'M FOR SAME and Immediate delivery, two row, Hlepeed Iron Age potato plant era. Floyd A. Boyd Co., Tulelake, California, it FOR SAI4C'33 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, good condition. 3331 Ho. 6th, 1-30 LAZY 14CGH FOR flAI. rewriting deak, balhlnette. practically new; used typewriter: nursery linoleum rug. 813$ Cottage avenue. 1.20 FOR flAI.E-EIectrlc broiler; portable waffle Iron; frying pana; reataurant mugs and cups; riiahea; silverware: kitchen range: clipboard; day-bed: round table; French fryer; counters; booths; check protector: new chick trough. 23 cents each; comput ing scales, reasonable; one coun ter platform: meat sllrer, electric: wall gas heater; revolving stools, 6 cushioned; dreaser; electric griddle. 18x38 Inches; coffee urn; etc, 2413 So th. Ph. 3237. 1-2$ LAZY LEGS WANT TO RENT-Furnlahed house, couple and one child, 7 years old. Re sponsible people. Phone 3321 8 a. m.. to 8 p. m. $.a HOME AND INCOME Modern home and five furnished apart ments Can be handled with a very reasonable cash payment. Income over $200 per month. Has automatic hot water heat and Is close In. Price $10, 000. See R. P. OLIVER, REALTOR or Joe Kara ley At Longe Salesmen lit So. 8th Phone 4710 1-28 FOR SAI.E-Eight-room furnished house, hardwood floors, furnace, close In. five bedrooms. Also 210 acres good land. Irrigated. Excellent buildings, full set machinery, some stock. $120 per acre. Artesian well. Corner Jnnes, Realtor, 406 Main St. Telephone 73H7. 1-28 FOR SALE -5 -room modern houae. basement, furnace, hardwood floors. Will sell partly furnished or unfur nished, 804 Delta, Phone 33113, . 1-20 Ganaral NoUcaa T1IK UOOK OF THE YEAR Hlatory of World War II Blblua ToNtumonta Ruth Rtuhnrdsoti Ph. 06011 3-2 Pargonali $8 REWARD for ativurale Information as lu the whereabouts at Fred Cosby, Coil I net Dr. II. A Wheeler, 1-3$ Transportation WANTED -Two riders to Los Angelee Monday or Ttieadsy. Phnne 740$, -ia AMAyWryrWrWWrWWWWMWWW 10 StrvlCM A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Clcmilng Repairing Sales Installations Chimneys Stoves - Furnaces Have local, rallubl com. puny liiko euro of your hcutlng needs Tufts Furnace Co. Heating Specialists 2323 So. Bill I'hone SBDB , SUM I Rollin A. Cantrall INCOME TAX SERVICE Commerclol Bookkeeping DAYS and EVENINGS PHONE 3249 Room 4, Hopko Bldg. 1 10 No. 8th St. 311 LOCAL MOVING AND CAR FACE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Frelaht Ph 7300 . 101 Klamath Ave. Sewing Machines Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main St. Ph. 8402 1942U RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main - Phone 5103 1840U PAINTING DECORATING ) PAPERHANGING F. Mathlscn Phone 7804 M-W-F-tf VENETIAN BLIND SHOP New lccl or wood blinds. Clennlng and repairing. Krco Estimates Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Koff, owner. Ph. 6258 119 N. 4th 2-19 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 8417 Service from 0:00 a. m. until midnight. Willis M. Robinson Oscar W, Anderson 781-tf i.Azy Lxas SMAU. nicely rtirnl.hri! ap.rtm.nt for f.ntlcm.n. Phons 0017. 1-2S 1041 MODRI, F.ny wn.hlns m.chln. for nl. 31140 So. oth, AlUmonl Trnllcr Court. i.ji, FOIl 8ALE Modern hot).., 5 room.. mriK., root c.ll.r, (4 ncre, BOOS In dependent:. Ave, 2-2 ron SAI.E-la tt. bout, onr. Irnller. 40 with 9 h p. motor, bunk bed. cotnplelo 40. a-burner k.ro.eno Rtove, :t. Phone (140.1. 1-20 Mooting Notice). Klamath Falls Aorle No. 2000. Regular O sf meeting everv Tuea- t 1 1 17 day night. 7:48 o. m. F.O.E hnll. Dlh and . Walnut. Visiting jWjfoe SktKt members cordially aP'roWB Invited, tf I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 PM ' 5th and Main Sts. M.T.8 Lost and Found LOHT-Whlte sold wrl.t wntch with .li ver band, between ' Dtn ana urn on M.ln n.warri full 0019 1-9.A Ganaral Notices Ihe VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Is now under new management and will not be responsible for any bills contracted for by tho lormor owner o. u. wcsuuil. Roland F. Koff, Owner. 1-28 ON and after thl. data January 3d, I will not bo rc.pon.lble for dobt. con tracted by anyone other than my.alf. I1USSKLL R. McEI.ItOY, 1-3B SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free - Modern Equipment uontents Mauled Away Ed F. King. I'hon. 4091 4740 If RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete MmuecleanlnS n.tammn l.hed 1024 K. C. nhoad. I'hon. SOU II TMFODOHB DICKSON UPIIOLSTKIIINO rUIINITIIItK SHOP Uphol.tnrlnK ll.pairlnit- HeflnUhlng Sprlnd. Ilecondltloned Calilnots nnllt Phone 4917 31141 Shaita War 1-17 BOOKKEKPINO. Shorthand. Typing Kindred .ubjert,, office machine,, KI.AMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Plna Ph. 4700 1317lt CURTAINS laundered, atretched by ex perlencad woman. Pick up Monday., deliver rrlday.. Ph. 4079. 1-11 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-whcol drive truck, wilt go anywhere. I'hon. 3330, 1-13 OEW1TT Si KAIIL riOOR CO. Laying, aaudlng and flnlalllng. Ph. 0731. 1-3S OUTBOARD, go. engine, and .awe re paired. Bodenhamer Saw Filing. 3-10 CAMTCRA repair, of all kind, done al Bell Studio, next door to Pin. Tree . Theatre. 01911 FOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Call 0930. 1-33-tn FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyor, 1439 Murtln. Phona 997T 3-llm LINOLEUM floor, and dralnboard. laid by expert mechanic. Phone J. L. Cal houn, 0094 morning, and evening.. 3-11 POPULAR, Swing piano le.Rnn. given at 931 N. MM. student of Martin Lund, awing arll.t. Phone 7300. 3.1a PAINTING, Kemtonlng, Phono 3007. eaLomintng. 3-30 CURTAINS Laundered and atretched. Phone 3717. 3-33m OFFICE, STORE, RESTAURANT equip ment bought, flnld. exchanged, 341S So. Oth St, Phone 0297. 3-18 WANTED - Window wa.hlng. Phona 7670. Je.aa llubbnrd. II PAINTINO, DECORATINO. Phona 4030. 37JUU