Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 25, 1946, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOUR BOARDING HOUSE . with . . . MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY fTU-Tt-te OTHERS OrATUlS . RrXNCH TO TR-Tf 5IMKlNi THEIR SPURS INTO LUNCH rOLirAT&B. GTOOLG--l'M WALKING OUT TO MISIT MY SISTER Irt ST. PMJL MD SEE THE NWIN5TER. CARtsjiVM- - JUST. SAVl'M Ort STRIKE . HEAMES, MARTHA.' 6TAV COT THAT 25 PERCENT DEMANJO A TRIFLE AMD I'LL, SEE THAT THE BOVS AGREE ES ATD I PEEL AN OKiSET OF- THE DREPsD SOOT Ort.'. WOULD YOU LEAME ME TO PERISH HV4.E GOrWE. FOREST CREATURE VMlTH , M BY i. R. WILLIAMS pi 11 1 that fincui r PI WONDERED WHY SUCH V A CHILL CAME ALL OVER ME .- THEWORVWART,w.,,.,r... J Boots ond Her Buddies By Mortin nn ut en 5l TttXC, U.CJ OROO I UV.Oc5rS?.l ' VAfWVLO TO ft OStS) TO VWfc lp r J. , L Red Ryder By Fred Harmon Wash Tubbs By Leslie Tumor SO YOU THINK IT WAS ME WHO MUKPEREP THAT REPORTER AW TRIED TO AMBUSH I PONT MIOW VET HOW VOU FOUND OUT I WAS C0MIN6 HERE ... BUT YOU WAITED FOR ME. ANP ji p-iVOU WAITED FOR ME. ANP f LP SUPPCTLV EASY'i FOOT SLIRS OVER THE & EPSE OP THe STAIR WEU. HE GRABS AT'YALK. ANP . ' Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin f MV T OH, OH! TD BETTER WARM J NO. POC, Vonrt01 EH? WHAT'S VVE JUST Y so v01j RNALLV ZriSHT... BUT VW4V V AW, WHAT I STABS.l UP THE MACHINE AMP NOT UNTIL HIS T .rW, WUOWS. STUMBUEP I REALIZED WORMAL . DIO NOU HAVE TO 6O0P IS ILOOK' 6ET OOP BACK HERE ( WHISKERS HAVE JcAWO-DCJC? r ONTO WHY GROWTH PROCESSES ) GO INTO THAT I KNOWLEPGE L V WHILE HE'S STILL ALL GROWN EACW fi, WELL VOU HAP REMAIW STATIC IN A MEPICIWE-MAM IPY'CAAl'T w one piece 1 VWi ru- MEsf0 1 subject projected ) act with oop, have some I VL rgg- iNl&B..'.J 1 oopEPc into anv time-phase vou I fun out sg eA Freckles and His Friends By Blosser Hilda broke some expensive recordings AT THE YOGEL HOUSE, AND JUNIOR, PROW- lP MnT 17 Tel l HIS MOTHER ABOUT II, ir laku WILL TEKH HIM HYP NOTISM SO HE CAN COMMIT MAY' HEM ON HIS MORTAL ENEMY, HECTOE.GEUB&LE WHAtIl I DO, HONEY DUMMY UUNIORJS , Got me Over, a barrel! After all, lard, hector, is my , little brother. us AND I WOULDWT WANT ANY OTHER) BOY IO INJUKt HELIOB. I BOY O INJUKt HELIOB. - J I miiMuui oeiiiMvr i I I i rill L CAUGHT.' "Rw -J 1 Jf M. 'vSSV Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray fcS"'''W S n NICE 0F wu T OH SANDY DID THm-"( AND IT WAs'SHUClS "'t I "I" HELP GET HER BACK J HE'S PPETTY SMART J MIGKtVnicI ( lOT?) j . LIVESTOCK DENVER, Feb, 33 IAPUSDAI Salable theep U5lH; till cIomc opened vluw and stonily; Rood-chotco oti-t;ut lb. I rucked in wootcU ltiinbs $14.UU-UA; (w nictllum-Utxxl 9U.UO-73; -load lots choice woolcd lambs ncld up to 13.1KI; hoimI-choice ti-uckovl in tttauiihtcr owe JU.7A-7.13; fiiKHt-chotco trucKcd in feeder lambs l3.00-du, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, rob. 25 Al'-USDAi Sulnblo cattle 4U0; market active, lully teady; nioot steers oKorcd; few tiood rane he i 1cm 13 UO-IS O); three toada ntedtum rnnicc cowi SfJ iX)-3U; ouio camirn $7.00; conunon-good MtUMiia bulla $10.00-11. 3: veal calve salable 'Ji, iteudy; uood-choico quoted $14,30-13 5u. Salable hays too, Heady; (cw packnitei good-choice 00-aoO lb. barrows and uu MS.tit). Salable sheep 800; market active, lambs steady; about six decks 110 lb. close-wooled Nevada lambs held up to $14.75; nicdlum-ifooU woolcd ewes .00-7.00. PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 35 (AP-USDA) Salublo cattle total 350U; sal utile and total calves 125; market only mod em lively active but prices fully steady on steers and heifers; beef cows strung to 23 cents higher; canncr-cuiler cttws fully steady; bulk of today's run good grade steers selling at Hi. 73-17. 23; lew heifers In land low 10.00-3o; medlutn jtood beof cows $1-1.23; cow trade largely 913.75 down; eat mors and cutters $u.iO 0.50: common-medium $10.00-1X73; bulls selling at strong trade up to $13.30; mostly $13 00 down; vealers strong, lop $17.00; mostly $10 30 down. Salable hogs 20u, total 3000; market steady, top !3.B0 on good-choice bar row and gilts; sows S1J.73-14.30; feeder pigs $14.50-15.30. Salable sheep 4O0. total 3000; market fully steady, top $14.73 on choice woolcd lambs; good grades $14. 00-50; top yearlings $12.00; top on Xal slaughter ewes SU.OO. CHICAGO. Feb. 23 (AP-USDAt Sal able hogs S500, total lO.Otw; active, steady; good and choice narrows and gilts $14.63 ceilings: sows at $14.10 ceil ings; complete nearly clearance. Salable caltlo 17,00, total 17,000; sal able calves BOO. total uoo; fad steers and ylearllngs steady to 13 cent higher, mostly strong to 13 cents up; heifers fully steady; stock cattle very scarce, mainly firm at 13.oo-14.00; top fed steers $17.03; these Colorado scaling 1275 lbtf., next highest prices $17.71); bulk steer $13.00-17.00; most heller $14.00-10,00; specialties. Colorado heifers $17.75; practical top 917.00; strictly good beef cows to $14.30; bulk beef cows $10.00-12.50: weighty sau-uige bulla to J Kt. 25; beef buds to $14.23; vealers $1(1.50 down. Salable sheep 7000 total 13.000; slow, slaughter lamb opened steady, sheep firm; load good and choice fed woolcd Colorado latnbs $15.25; load good woolcd skins $13.10; load common and medium native $12.00; unking up to $13.00 for some good and choice fed wool eel west ern lambs; loud good woolcd slaughter ewes 97.73; 3 deck common mixed, ewes and buck $0.73; load cull ewes and bucks SO 25. WEATHER Max. Mln. Prcclp. Eugene ....32 M ,17 Klamath Fall . 42 2J .la Sacramento . .......H2 40 .05 Portland 52 40 .00 Reno SH 24 ,01 San Francisco 50 46 .00 Seattle 53 42 ,00 Med ford . 50 33 .02 Red Bluff 30 41 .04 OREGON Partly cloudy today and tonight with few scattered showers In north portion. Cloudy Tuesday with rnln in west portion and shower In northeast Tuesday. Little change In temperature. Moderate westerly winds today becoming moderate to fresh south erly tonight. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Mostly clear today and tonight, increasing cloudiness In north portion Tuesday, slightly warmer today. Moderate west erly wind off the coast. MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE CtfRSftl frol 1 Soothe and imooth it the simple, time tested Resinol way . . . Resinol Soap daily for gentle, exquisite cleansing.. .Rciinol Ointment to relieve pimply irritation and thus quicken healing. RESirQLiS Helps build up resistance against MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN When taken regularly! Lydla E, Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound ookb more than relieve monthly pain when duo to func tional periodic dlBtnrbancpfi. It alBO rellovRf) accompanying weak, tired, nervous, Jittery fcellnga of auch nature. Taken regularly Pinkham'a Compound helps build up resistance agalnnt. such monthly dlfltmna. Plnk ham's Compound la worth trying Acts AT ONCE to relieve Prescribed by thousands of Doctoral pertussin Is scientifically prepared to act at once not only to relieve such coughing but also to loosen tickling phlegm and mako it easier to rnlso. Safe and mighty effective for both old and young. Pleasant tatting! Inexpensive. ; Any druK.tore.-$PERTU $ S I N.l Market Quotations NKW YOllK. Ml, 110 (AI'l-SlMl. ml imitura tmluv lt tho .luvk niaikot on "w,'!?" Nc".U , from their loiiilhv liolulnv, inrllnril III tlio aelllns auto IwmuM r tlmlr tfn tlwl ';: oiiimonl', im.v inUo (iirmulu wiiiild toll lu nctlln rainy strikes llit "uw threaten coi-Hi-nla enrnlltit.. AmerU'iut C'mii ,. Am '1VI A 'lol (..... AuiH'timln Calif l'uoldns C'umiunitwrjiltH & sou C'mils-Wrliiht (Jntvi-nl Kleotrte ti.iiet-ul Mutnr C.t Nor Hy pfU ...-..... Int llBrvotor Krnnerott Uins-Hell "A" - Monlsnntery Ward ...... Nssh-Kelv N Y C.iilrnl Northern rm'lfto Par iiai & Kl ... Sateway Sloira Seam HoelMlck Southern I'ncltle Slamlnltl llrands SluoVlmker , Son.hlne Mlnlntf Union Oil Call! Union Pacific tl H Steel Warner I'teturas 11.1 urn , 44 . , 411. 4 , I) ., ..., 4111, " Ti Mt - II" ill ... 411 .. 113 l 7II' 3I' mil. , 4'J a.in 4U aiu .,... 411 ar'i ::::::::;:::: 4IH , 144 IUI ai Potatoes PORTLAND, Ore,, rcb. 35 (API Potatoes Now Florida, $4 23 per oo-lb. hag; local Uurbaitk $J tMJ.oi cent a I. liaker county, $;t.30 cental; Deschutes 100s, No. 1, $3.43 cental. 23s, 00 cents. CHICAGO, rob, 23 tAP-tHDAi Pdta toes: arrivals 320. on track 1U4, total U, S shipments Thursday IUU, Friday 421, Saturday 17J7. and Sunday 30. Old slocks: supplies moderate, for wrslerii stuck demand tuoderala. mar ket stronger; for northern stock demand light market steady (ur beat uuallty. new stocks: vuppllrs moderate, demand slow, market slightly weaker. Idaho llUMiot llurlanks, If, k No. I, V3X1-3.40; Colorado Red McClurv. V. S No. 1. $0.00-3 XI; Nebraska 11 1 Us Triumph, U, S, No. 1, $3.10-3 20; Wyoming l)lls Triumph, If. S. No. 1, $0 20: Minnesota and North Dakota Cobbler. If. S. Nu 1. $2 30-2 40; PtHitlacs, commercial $2 .10; miss Triumphs, commercial. 2 10-213; Wim-onsin Chippowas, commereinl, $2 2; Florida 30 lb. sacks of Mils Triumph, U. S, No. 1, 3.0O'3.33. WHEAT CHICAGO, rcb. 33 (API Atef a sharp break at the opening. May nt dragged along on mild rallies and fall backs most of the time today generally In sympathy with the Winnipeg market. Tho Initial break, which some broken said was an adjustment with the lower Canadian prices clipped off almost the 3 -cent limit but scattered support there after held the losses at around 2 cents mot of the time. While the local market was closed Friday and Saturday in observance ot Washington's birthday, the grain at Winnipeg toppled the 3 -con l limit earn day and was off another nlckle at the start of today's trading, although rallies recovered virtually all the lo at times. Dealing for the most part were slow and cautious. Deferred oata deliveries had moderate commission hotute tupporl but the prices wera fractionally lower moat of the day. Wheat, corn and barley held again at ceilings ot $1 BOW, 1.U'; and t .221. Oats were unchanged at Ve lower than Thursday's finish. May Hlc celling: rye unchanged to JVc off.'May $3 14'4-Vt, LEGAL NOTICES NOTIL'K OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS IIKItKHY GIVEN that 1 have filed my final account as executrix of the estate of CLIFFORD U. RUSSKLL, deceased, and the Judge of the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for Klam ath County, has fixed tu.oo o'clock in the forenoon of March 3, 11)4(1. and the courtroom ot said court lu the court house at Klamath Falls. Oregon, a the time and place when and where any person may present any objections or exceptions to anything therein con tained, and at said time and place the court will finally settle said account. KATY M, RUSSELL. Executrix of the Estate of Clifford 11. ltu sell, deceased, r. 4-I1-1B-23; M. 4 No. 200. MUMSIONH Equity No. ?f)! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. MAKY SMITH. PLAlNTirr, V. WILLIAM SMITH DEFENDANT. TO WILLIAM SMITH. DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OE OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint of plaintiff on file against you in the atave entitled Court and cause within four week of the date of the first publication of this summons, and If you fall to so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wlt: for a decree of divorce of and from you on the grounds of desertion or a period ot more than on year, This summon 1 served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald-News once u week for four successive weeks (five Insertion! pursuant to the order of the Honornbla David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered February 21st, 11)4(1, the first publication thereof to be made on the 23th day of February, 1040 and the last publication thereof to lie made on the 23th day of March. 1040. EDWIN E. DRIHCOLL, Attorney for the Plaintiff, 205 Pine Tree Building, KJnmnth Falls Oregon. F. 23; M. 4-11.111-23 No. 303. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OK THE ESTATE OF GEORGE E. G RIDER, DECEASED. Notice 1 hereby given that the under signed ha been appointed Executrix with the will annexed of the above en titled estate. All persons having claims against, said estate are directed to prcnent the same to the undersigned, properly verified In the manner re quired by law within tlx month of the Monday, rob. 20, laiej KLAMATH UASIN Carload Potato Sh (t'lUiircs from Stiito-Foiloi'iil limped,,,. retirnary a a u To it "Va in "T4 "ta m "it in "hi 30 "It 33 a4 as as "37 as 20 "so Men.im ll)4n.4fl Dally M 0 HO 4a XI till .10 VI .14 43 ,1s 4a "jit" reh to tint 7 ll 147 In 4 a4a 73 .1110 .nati .ino 414 457 0,14 034 M7 tua wli 131 770 01113 VIM 01711 uaa:i oiriii 0.11a HMO 3t)7 m Allbtty, date of the tint publlrallon ot (hi notice. LILLIAN DHMACHA. -Executrix with the will Annxd of the Estate of Ueorge E. Grid er, deep me d. r S3: M. 4-ll-U 2iNa, 904. CLASSIFIED RATES I" word 4c 1 1 M P" word tc n p" word lie p' word tae Ono day , 1 day run 1 ...m-i 3 day run , 4 day run , 5 day run ,.n, Month run Week run txr word 15c Ad reeeived by t oo o, m. will appear same afternoon in "New Today" column, NEW HERALD AND NKWJjt phono num ber. Silt. ler wurd t4e .jMr ward 43e New Today It your heMter does not heal have tho hoses and thermostat cheeked. Hank. ROSE MOTOR COM PAN V 4TM AND KLAMATH 1-25 HAVE for sale today few good buy lu homes and income property. Also high values tn farm and acreage. Gomer Jones, 40t) Main, Phono 0321 or 7307. 2-23 REDMOND Certified Ulu Tag A netted Gem seed potatoes grown from Bmall's foundation stock. Merrill Milts, Mer rill. Oregon. Phone 07. 2 30 NOTICE! Time for spring cleanup! The hard free Wng Is over, so It won't Injure your rholre tree to cut them back now, We 04v experienced In lopping, trimming and moving tree and shrubs, and shearing evergreens; All kind of landteaptng LAKE.HHOHE GARDENS NURflKRY Phone 42JK1 3-2 FOR n ALE--3-bedrnotn mwlern house, dining room, living room, kitchen, full basement. Upstair can ! finished into more bedrooms. arage, 2 large lota Atewart Addition, Inquire ' at Lein' store, for Clyde Shaw, 32 ROLL K1LM. developed, printed. O tiour service. Hell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre, . 2-27 WILL exchange' rent of house tn some one caring for plare and livestock, ror Information call at 223 80. ath. 2-20 LOST- Hlnek vlpper billfold at Merrill dance Saturday night. Finder keep money and return to Lllas J. Kaler, 2110 White Ave., or phono 7270, 2-27 WANT TO IIUY Royal or Underwood typewriter lit good condition. Itox HM, Dorrls, Calif, 2-23 WANTED TO HUY-Old model car or pickup. 10:10 Hanks. 2-27 WANTED TO H KNT--2 -tied room unfur nished house or aparlrnent, on or be fore March 13. Phono 5407, 2-23 ONE 2-room furnished Apt, Phone 0004 until 0 p. m. 2000 ft. of Tongue Groove flooring for sale, $20. 37111 Allamont drive, 2-27 SPENCER COHSETIERE will bo In Klamath Falls next week. For appoint ment wrlto Mux 2H47 care of Herald and News, .1-2 REGISTERED Shorthorn bull, service able age, good color, well-bnnod. W, D, Garrett A Son, Glendale, Ore, 3-5 FOR SALK5-ronm modern house, hard wood floors, flreplacn, ono acre of ground. 37 Hi Altomont drive. 3-2 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ,i . . oil's, wi ny Nf ecdvict. me. t. m, src. U. . wt. err.' . t lS "Boy, Slucacrl Are yosc' ever civin' dis crowd their , money's worth I'.' Hew Todiy NOW..XIertiie lliooj.r, ,, , - ,.,. i,.....u-..i .... . ".i 1 killing sioriUmp eeftiroh ilL1 T. 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Please n'1 dJS V Indiiatriai ""'" p,n B" Orchard Ave., OninU " r.:... . u,i ca mi CIIHTA1NS m - vtxt WAMTEDYnlin Wj WANTKD-lI.ile'J5er0t,llo1j home on ranch. Ne ' ,, cllllfl. wrno - News, -Jj, WAIWTOFKlW-JrtS 7131, Blmpsnil's 1 KOn 8A1.K-Ono ;r;r,d g modern hoi e, " 54,35 house. Can be seen drwe. -Jji K-oriAIiE-Onedlnl,',,; dressers, a beds, , ,,. covor, 14 ElM1 YESI Wards have feneljj ,11,11' qimllty, l"-1,vir'"S Slock f-encc. e. P, resist y""r" rrdlorl"'" as 4fl',4 cent" per r o" t wheel tractor l' H r , L In seed pczL eleotrln barber P0i'prley , net., bat reel... FIOV0at " ' quick saH, uml Orefon.