Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 22, 1946, Image 8

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Herald and news., February 22, 1946, Page 8, Image 8

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1946)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text,,.111! I )UR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLi OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 'i not" IkiMKTES.' WAS TH6 FIR6GONSE.OUT ACBITEWIOM OF tu& missus' 25 CCD -CUT" ON OUR. COCOMOTSi A BEfUTlFUL BRWN-STROKe, ROT VOL) APPROACH HER CARRY ttvl&TUE BALL, AND X'LL SRrXB A MEGAPHONE: , AMD LEAD rUfV T TMD AAV K . tlAR. IMC LET'S - v. - - w FORM B UUfMCU, Y( t DECIDE OI0 A CODNoTEK- PR0P06AU. We cftM march INJ AS A . VSO PRM1TICE A FBN GROUP RETREATS TOO MT IS IUH-AH--KJO- A NUT.' HE'S VNEH.THEY BE A 5 1 ll If THIS "7 I WAMT RED U ADDIM' RATION BAD MEMOR.V--1 '1 ONE J ONES-MEAT A STAMPS TO HIS 1 THEVLL BE I ? STAMPS.' THAT'S) COLLECTION WORTH ABOUT A GAS STAMP iV TWO BITS IM ' Y BUT m TAKE r TTYT FIF VEAR.S" rT IT IF VOU- V l THAT'S A LOMG J 1 K UH-- r ' I TIME TO HOLD . WnMlmW ' ' A A GRUDGE. THE TEASH COLLECTOR '".'T.tJwuAiAMC, 1 M llfiH pat bm V Ntw Tod !P yon gut grca.o " ''" J"'""' the uitly cure Is feline, llallk. I OSB MOTOH COMPANY 4TII AND KLAMATH M""? J. !."L",'.!."l,.''SSlrho4 pressure Washburn way. ' a Boot and Her Buddies By Martin 606rNOO ONO p. JOS. ,VOKl OOTO woo CWiRVWl , Tg3rfSPc.fcVlW6 CWSKW .HOW 1 WOW ? 1 at NOO 1 ilny WTO Vt bfUt TO 9tH VOR MAtb Tt TNLVi TWb Red Ryder By Fred Harmon VAS KILLED BESIDE I F1SURE WHY HE p7 UKE EYES or ) EBeEJLEFTf V 1 I TOQAV LlTItC I LJSE LWTEIWS t X HO THEA HERE ) I EVIL SPiRrf THESE sJSt"i A TVJfc ftJkB&i?.E-iYKItw J 7 Wash Tubba By Leslie Turner - "f JUTTWS,VALKt AFTER TOU EWflEO IQUg Tl UN ON ME.VOU WER6 TRAPPED! WU SA 1 WHAT DO RANDOLPH READY TO WARN ME F YOU ML SOU MEAN- SNEAKED OUT W BtoK.rp so you euimv TIED SOUK FEET.. PUT OH A 6A& AND WRAPPED A ROPE WOSELV AROUND SOU A FEW THAES.... THEN, WITH HANDS BEHIND SOU, PULLED IT TlSHTi SOU 6AID VOU'D JUST WORKED SOUR HANDS FREE BUT THEV WERE NEVER TlcBr MY FKIcND; W HW X BECAUSE VOU SUSPECTED I WA if.jf IN6BNIOUS 6ETTIN WISE TO YOUR GAME AND BUT WHY ON IWOULD PIN HAL'S MURDER ON YOU.' vl EARTH WOULD v TZmFsV Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin "ALLEV OOP SEEM6 TO 86 T WSU.. OSCAR. ixiCS lHISK6RS! MV BEWTIPUt. I'M gPINA PgQVS IT BV V?1 I HAPPY ABOUT SCWETH1N& J TO HANO iT mi6S! I JU5T 4. 6MACKIN' OOHN TH' BI66EST, I BUT I CAN'T SEE ANY "V V T0 y0'J ' v ' vs 1 CAN'T BELIEVE IT? y WA A AAN ROU&HEST, TOUSHEST COLOANSfO I WHISKERS .. I'LL 6NLAR&E I .J VOu 6uRS &V GADPRV.OSCAH V. AGAIN! OlNOSAU IN TH' WHOLE LANO . W Freckles and His Friends By Blosser TLUklin cno kiriT- SNITCHING-, JUMIOR.' Yeah, junior vou'bb I 5ANTA FROW ATLANTA fw kivck. ; Tomorrow is another- day .' and unless you COME. CLEAN . i'M . GUMS AND SPILL ALL,' 1 I t-"", umwN IUUKC I SANTA FROM ATLANTA ' i i i i rY tiv&r. r y ' COAE: VEAH. I WANT VOL) TO CLEAN TEACH MB HYPNOTISM ? ySO I CAN PUTTHE CLAMRS Y-VON HECTOR. GRLIBBLe ' I HATE' THAT DCIP.' ANRM3U GOTTA TEACH ME TO HANDLE HIM oUtNTIFICALLy Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray SlllllS HM- NOT ft VERT POTAKfT EENEV"' MEENEY-MlNEY-MO .' vCL iWW? I KEY.' LOOK WE 1 ROAD, THOUGH" NOT EVEN PAVED- I O. It.-WE'LL GO THIS WAV-GEE' Ml KM1-"5'.''- I GUESSED RIGHT.' V AND HARDLY ANY TRACKS" BUT fT J I WONDER WHAT PART O' TH- COUNTRY FA fflW THERE JS A ROAD TS ENNL !'1 Alturas Man Heads Group ALTURAS. Calif.. Feb. 22- At a meeting of (ho Modoc Coun ty National Farm Loan associa tion held here this week and attended by 152 members, Bay. leyXorris of Alturas, was elect' cd as president. Dividends in the amount of $1700 are to be paid to the stock holders. ' A. H. Burmistcr, Al turas, was elected to serve three years as a director of the as sociation. A luncheon was served the members at the Nilcs hotel after which A. J. Shields, secretary of me fcacrai Lima bank oi Berkeley; L. A. Taylor of the production credit association and Marshall Swearlnger. area repre sentative lor tne (jaiuorma larm bureau, gave short talks.' In shipping, dead weight is the carrying capacity of a vessel, and includes the tons of cargo and coai. Until about inn vrnri nan books were usually bound in woonen ooaras or temporary covers. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN rRANCISCO, rb. 33 in, -jwaj uviiuuk niurKei; no Mies DENVER. Fob. 33 CAP-USDAI-Shccp; lausnter lambs closed slow, steady, weak; threo doubles eliotce Ted wooled Colorado 314.73: smalt lots good-choice miuuou ou io. iccaers aia.su. (on 8AI.R-.eS ulnmatlc shells, golf bag and a ciuos. v-i.ii WANTID-Small iturdy trlcyolt. Pb; (U19. S-19 HAVK cash buyen walling lor good Jones.' 400 Main 81., I'hone Mt. -3 ......innu', stin etinB Will 'lose lor Ihe season within two weeKS-WIH reopen in ,1. new lorallon on Kast Main. unitdonvN run shop Tower Theatre Dldg., Phone SoTII 1-3.1 HOUHK (r rent, furniture for salt. In quire tu uwens. On and alter this dale, reb. 11, I will not ne responsime nr i v.. by anyoni other than myself. Louis nrown. I'3 WAITUKSS wanted. Hub's Cale, Orev hotind Uua Depot -3 FOIt HKNT Large eomfortable room. sullablo for couple, Liuse in, rnnne IOII7. 1'3 foil SAI.K-One bedroom house, M3 Lincoln Ht., mornings, or pnune afternoons. 3-33 ON or after this day, February 13, tw, the Unlisted Men's club, Klamath rails, Ore., shall not be responsible for any debts contracted by any member of the Marine Corna or any other private party or parties. Anyone who has any bills agulnsl lha emu please suomn them at unro to the secretary-manager, 1311 8. nth 81. IHIgnedi 8gl. MsJ, Earl It. Thompson, vice president. ELECTRIC Irons llepalrad-l'ellcan Ra dio and Appliance Co., 11 B So. Bih. 313 rOlt SAI.E-3.room house, fruit room and porch room, modern. Close In. good Industrial site, 13300, Phone situ S3a rrld.y, rb. 2. 1941 OflTtVtl HERALD Ann ... I Sunrise Auto BrakSrd " ' w " "June Complete Motor Tune-up bv Soecialist Erl rU:. i i " vviiiy nd rvice Complete Auto Brake Sr Absolute Gunrnntco on All Work If you can't stop . , c o a s t down to us Corner Main and East Main 1,1,0,18 7237 Howard Oentrnl NoIIcm Gonoril No"lUT oose 310 Acra Rood land, irrigation, full ioI powr rm-machinery, fl-room mod em furnUhvd houH, arttilan water. A money maker and tin home. IIJO per acre. Gamer Jonei, Realtor, Phone tkUl or 7SU7, 4oa Main til. a-3i FOR 8Al.E-3-room modern houar. $1A00. Cheltea Addition. Inquire Spoon ere' Service Station, 97 highway or write Richard Shock, Rt, 3, Box loio l-3a PRUNINO and gardentntf. Jetee M Smith. Phone 36tw after S p. m. 3-31 FOR SAME-Eteclrte White roUry cabl net sewing machine. $4.7.30. 3344 Ore gun Ave. 2 23 KOK SAt.K-.S-room houe on hill, 3 block from Main St., 3-hodrooim. 3 bathi, latge living room with tunvlew alcove, library and enclosed front porch. Some furniahlnga for ante. Ph. 0JJ71. 333 WArrLE Ironi Repalrvd-Peltcan Radio and Appliance Co., 11U So. Sih. 3-23 rem HENT 3-room houie. partly fur nished on old Bend highway. Rl. 3. Dox 1030. 3-33 WANTED To buy baled hay. mini be frcte from ward; alto want grain, top prices paid. Call 33t4. 3-23 WANTED-Girl with tome knowledge of bookkeeping and typing. Stale age and inference Write Bo 37P7 care Her ald and Newe. 3-33 WANT TO UUY-Aulomoblle. Will pay premium for late model, clean car, Needed Immediately. W, T. Clecton, Arcade Hotel, room 113. 3-33 WANTED TO BUY Trailer home. Ph. 33 US. 3-33 PORTLAND Ore.. Feb. 23 (AP-USDA) Salable and total caltlo 2.1: cnWc none; market toady on few oferlnirs: dairy cowi 7.50-11.51); atrlctly good 1000 lb. beef bulla 12.30: email packoge com mon hetferj SI 3.33; cafvci quotable Heady, top $10.30. Salable hoga 33, total 200: market steady, top $13. NO for celling: iowi 13.7S-U.5t: feeder plge 14 30 13.S0. alable and total aheep none: market quotable steady; choice lambs salable up to $14.73; top on yenrllnga $12.00; fat slaughter ewes top $0.00. CHICAGO, Feb. 22 (AP-IJSDAI-Sal-able hogs 0300; total 12.000; active, steady; good and choice barrows and flilU $14.85, celling; sows nl $14.10 C ti ng: complete early clearance. Salable cattle 2000; total 2000; salable calves 400; total 400; fully steady, active market on all killing classes; nothing choice hero In load lots; largely butcher cattle and cows; small killers and ship pers took bulk of crop: best yearling steers $10.73; bulk $14.00-10 00; moil heifers $12 30-14.30; competitive trade In beef cows at $12.30 down to $0,30; cannon and cutters rather slow at $7.30 8.50; practical top weighty sausage bulls $13.00, heavy fat bulls $14.00; mainly $16.00 down on vealers, only odd hend $16 25 and $16.50; general clearance broad. .Salable sheep 2300: toUl 4300: si sunn ier lambs and ewes steady: other killing classes absent; few loads and decks good and choice fed wooled western Inmbs $15 25 and $13.33; scattered lots medium and good wool kins $14.00 and $14.30; load 133 Ihi. good and choice fed west ern ewes $8.00; native ewes $7.73 down. OBITUARY CfARKNCK ALBERT ANDERSON Clarence Albert Anderson, a resident of Klamath Falls for the past eight years, passed away In this city on "Wed nesday, February 20. 1040 at 10:30 p. m. He was a native of Elk Point N. D. and was aged 08 years 1 month and 13 days at the time of his pausing. There are no known survivors. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, 023 High. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. WANTED Ranch cook, Permanent. Call 4470, 3-28 BBSBSBSSSSSSSSSSSI m Zy afl TOMORROW ALRIGHT ftVt'-VIGITABM LAXATIV1 When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann Earley Proprietor DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Undorwood Bldg. PORTABLE RADIO DATTEHIKS All types. 1'ellcan Radio and Appliance Co., 110 Ho. 3th. 3-33 WANTED -Experienced beauty operator to manage beauty shop. For further Information call collect 171 Hend, Ore., between S m. and 0 p. m. 3-33 W1I.I. trade for 1037 or later model rar, 10.10 Model A, Phone Host. 3-31 M DANCE Every Saturday. Night For Members and Guests SHORTY WILKINSON'S 8 Piece Band Dancing 9:00 P. M. to 1:00 A.M. rri-r ............... .... i ,-, i-,, i , M IM), DRIVEWAY gravel delivered. Ph. 7e. 133 UH1VEWAY gravel delivered. Ph. Tow. 1-33 WANTEO-Personable stenographer who wishes to work 4 or afternoons a week. Reply Uox 37,1 care Herald and Newe. 1-33 WANTED Model A coupe In good con dition. Inquire Ur. U A. Tebcr, M.r Mll, Ore. 1 33 FOR SALE - Remington automatic 11 gauge, like new. Phone 9173. Room 311. 1-33 MERIT SYSTEM EXAMINATIONS for permanent position, with the stale. Apply by rob. Zo to Merit System Council, ,19 Mead Bldg., Portland 4. 1-13 Classified Ads Bring rtenulta. HAY FOR SAI.E-R.l.il or loose. Jay Falrclo. Merrill highway. 1 13 roil HAI.E. Mmlsrn. nicely arranged I bedroom house, garage, woodshed. Priced for milch sale. Immediate pos. session. Phone 74g. 3 33 DISHES DISHES DISHES We practically bought the navy out on dishes. This Is heavy ware and we will sell them one or one hundred. Fine for restaurants or clubs. SIXTH STREET EXCHANGE 503 S. Oth I'hone 71(10 3-33 FOR SALE-33 long rifle Winch.. ter au toloading model 03 with 4 power scope, very gnoo condition. Twelve double spring No, 3 traps. One pair new 330-ID tire chains. Small bench grinder, belt driven. New l.yman 4lt S micrometer peep sight for Springfield rifle. Old model Evlnrude oullward motor. It horsepower. 4303 Shasta way, phone 7D03. Call after 0 p. ni. 1 31 FARM TYPE RADIO BATTERIES f volt l.S vult packs. Pellcen Radio and Appliance Co., 113 So. 9th. 3-33 GOT words for a song? I'll write music! David Ahlstrand, P. O, Dox 3, Du luth, Minn. 3-39 PLEASANT and profitable work show Ing famous MAISONETTE dresses, blouses and lingerie. Full or part Ume. Information, write box 3774. 3-7 SNOOKER table for eele or will trade for pool table. M. A. Harris, Beatty. Ore. 3-33 FIVE heavy springer dairy cows; all farm machinery for aale. O- Upmeyer. Shady Pine. 3-39 NEW radios not available for some time. Let us repelr your present radio for good reception. Pelican Radio and Appliance Co., 110 So. 3 III. We pick up and deliver. Phone 9233, 3-33 FOR SALE Trash burner fur left side of electric stove, 9.10. Saturday, 3313 Summera Lane. 333 FOR SALE 10 lots on Lake, In city limits. Oood garden ground. Will sell cheap and take some trade. Inquire at 2031 Front, ask for George Van Arnan. 2-33 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1034 Chevrolet coach. Good condition, new rubber, In quire Dale's signal Service, 70 Main, Phone 733U. ' 2-23 FOR BALE ALTAMONT Two modern hounon on ono acre, One 3-bodroom find one 2-bedroom. Flno anil, 4 blocks from bus line, 7000, Terms, MILLS ADDITION Four-room modern houso. Fenced yard, trees, double garage. 93300, Terms. WE HAVE CLIENTS Wanting homes, farms and businesses. s LIST WITH US FOR QUICK BALE H. H. DUNBAR, REALTOR 130 So. Oth Phone 7311 2-22 RADIO SERVICING-Rodlo Tubes -Pelican Radio and Appliance Co., 110 So. Oth. 2.22 MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone SS20 222 S, 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE W Invite You To Bring Your LIVESTOCK To Our AUCTION Every Wednesday R. E. (Bob) Bhodei, Auctioneer Klamath Livestock Commission Co. IM Miles Bouth of Tower Theatre, Midland Hortd Box 868, Klamath Falls Phone 3974 Meeting Notice Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. r. f A. M . will hold a a p e c I a I communication Friday, Februery 33. at 7:30 p. m. Work In T. C, degree. All brethren invit ed to attend. TED R. HIIGIIEY, Worshipful Master. Klamath Falls Aerie No. 3000. Regular (Q. meeting every Tuea- f, M dey night. 7:43 p. m. t .u.s,. nan, win ana Walnut Visiting member! eordlally Invited. If Lost and Found HEY, MAC MURRAYI Your past la showing 3-33 Don't believe a word they're aaylng MY REPUTATION .will save me ISIgnedl Jesa Drummond. 2-32 LOST-Whlte gold wrist watch and hand, oiack onyx around eacn side, some where on Main. Reward. Phone 3339 or 719 Jefferson. 2-37 LOST Near East Main and Garden, a cnna s blue parka hood. Reward, Phone Mrs. Lamhle fln30. 3-23 General Notices Two Sisters' Inn 3 Miles West of Klamath Falls on Hwy. 07 and 68 Southern Fried Chicken $1.50 T-Bone or Rib Steaks $1.50 Fried Chicken to take out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormley Owners Phone 0060 Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Closed Mondays 1271tf Gensrtl Nolle, EAGLE! DANC1 Every Sat. Nig' for mcmberj and IWi J Dancing until 1:00 VI Improved ind uIun buffet roomj now cm Admission b tqut ptlti memDcnnip cut Music by Shepher Orchestra it mr.K delivery on iiwfT i $4.oo unitrs mutt m ii n for morning doltvsrr i&J 1 I afternoon rl livery QuitMfri H.m Mslft, Phow 8TT1 TrtnipoititlvR Don't bMve i wort thr'mq MY BKFifTAiiu.i will uvt nwt (Klgnidl Jt Dnd JXJ-U-LOJ'L'L'U'lJ'inf II I ill'''' 10 8arlcM RHOADS Window Cleonen Complete HoKlMIM lUUhlulua IDJ Kenneth C. S6o.il - n,nl CLIIT09B IT a I TAMONT NURSER1 p'hons 4BJ SEPTIC TANKSCl content, ll."- Ed F. King Phont tW rr n.i., rieinrf 4 SCpilC lllims - , . Jlod-Bullt to O. ...... vn Ho. llh W n Ul , I . . - septic mnks cw;; S'EWINO MACHINf "'gfj makes. I'll""" VENETIAN , BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 7160 1879tf NOT responsible for debla contracted by anyone olher than myaelf. John Hope. 2-22 HEY. MAC MURRAYI Your post la showing Classified Ads Brlns Result. k'l-AMATi'.""' ft 7.13 Pine School o Bf'i pwwp con 5----r