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Newspaper Page Text1 I FUNNY BUSINESS XX'' 200VAK & is-.- l'V-l.' 01IP " TELUSAUL $; III BtAD'N4 j TOP falggfcrf; "This one's equipped with a periscope so I can really see what's going on inside!" Home Extension Unit iTc ws Midland The Midland home extension unit mot at the home of Mrs. John Mistier on January 21, with Mrs. W. K. Gillen conduct ing the demonstrating "Color in the Home." Many helpful end enlightening ideas were brought forth on how to furnish the home. Such as selecting the proper colors in drapes, chairs, floor coverings, pictures and walls and matching them prop erly. After the demonstration the business was called to order by the chairman, Mrs. Lee Sutton. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joe Milani with Mrs. George An dricu demonstrating "Bread Baking." At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs. Mist ier to Mrs. Gillen, nine mem bers and five children. Bonanta The Bonanza extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Fred Rucck January 14 with Mrs. Edmund Gowen and Mrs. Henry Schmor demonstrating "Better Bread Buklng." They made cheese and peanut butter rolls, also a loaf of whole-wheat bread and rolls and served them with luncheon. A business meetine followed the luncheon. The next meeting will bo held February 12 at the home of Mrs. Benson Dixon. The subject will bo "Color in tlie Home," demon.' strated by Mrs. V, K. Gillen. Altamont Mrs. Walter Uppeiidnhl and mrs. uan lYlnuifc gave a very in teresting demonstration on mak ing bread and rolls at the meet ins held at the homo of Mrs. C. C. Crawford. Both women are very successful bread makers and are frequently asked to fur nish rolls for the luncheons. Mrs, Uppendahl was the leading dem onstrator on the sweet roll project and also had a very in teresting demonstration' on vari ous kinds of salads last year. She has been active In community work having taken nurse's aid and Red Cross aid training. She was an instructor when the Red Cress bandages were being made. She is serving a second t ' . k. ( nitm -Will Ajrt-T lhrt Tri CWER KvaO 1 P,sy HOVJOt'. Jt5W, , 1 EAJ-S ALL RlCHl. O0.ll -v" HERE'S ' g 3 o rTHEV DIDN'T IF THIS IS 1803.' NOTHING COULD BE TrT-1 f JSi THEY LOOK LIKE Yl ft OH.HOf HERE'S WHERE 1 LIGHT STREETS ) ADDS UP RIGHT? I CAN'T TIME-MACHINE'S J VESf PICTURES WE i- V WERNDOUTA J VERV WELL J RECALL ANY HILLS IN J OFF TH' BEAM I.... SOLDIERS N SEEN OF I FEW THINGS BACK HERE J NEW ORLEANS -J-ITB DONE IT SHU.' WITH , I NAPOLEON'S f? iL, INjaCi r jEREjHCjL VKETC! Tjji " aga I mm mf4 fir fmM tmrl ilo hi JILJ ry130 s II ii i i r N DUOCMiU.6 UlURtlN0V JiT MN KKWOW VO, VO SVOSi YOU A CARD, BUT YolVU. W OOUBl. T-OB THW. MIME 16ST n ? JUST fe CftVJAV A KT. eCROftK I 1 ONTT 6Wfc Ktifti m NO. TRIPLE 1 JUT B6AO THM fill MIUC 1 Vlfc VION'T HlrtTt HR. .,1V. 1 OTW6 I f.- ': . . OOCUMENT 1 -fj j RE.'ImC' ' T M Bga y AT Off . SOU MEAN WD ASK.X ONE CT W WD5 HUSTA ME TO TLICM MV WiS H0CKEO ANOTHER BATH- OUT IN THE STREET JUST 1 TUB, ST1KKY ...TH ATS BECAUSE SOMEONE SHORT- J THREE WOfS TURNED CHANGED WU OUT OF v UP MISSIN'i THIS HOUSE. WCKEE ? !fgl, -i On. m A I WARN VOU, VAN ROOK! I'M FILING SUIT TO RECOVER- GOOD HEAVENS JUST MAKING ROOM FOB. MORE P1N-&AIL MACHINES TO HELP SUPPORT THE INSTITUTION. LISTEN! WON'T I HEAR A SHOT? T?U KNOW, MCKELl 'C3wf TIME t THINK THE BOSS E JU5T! R BUNCH Or PRIMA; OCNNAS! t. J . rV BBRNED IF lUROOW WITH .E TOOT r I iSVPTUU AND TU' LtueSTOf IrL HE SiZ LI rOttERS HII HOME NKSHTS! "V GfiE.POP.I HARDLY KMOW MOW lb AWSWEI. THAT WITM-. our seewNO disrespectful e fWHERE DID YOU - Yl SOLD THAT ( BuT ISNY THAT THE VTMEM WHO WOULD Be CHUMP ) GET ALL THAT MONEY? CAR I REBUILT I CAR iOU OFFERED TO 1 ! ENOUGH TO PAY 500 FOR IT" J LT FOR fSOO, LESS Sell ME FOe 4SO? S '. . . M y. inTJ TelloT-tooT i! i-Hr iP jumk! Tm Goinc toT ... I THST TWO HUNDPED BUCVS 1D THE STUFF RICH AT RRST- j A SWELL ("3 HE A PEAL CAR ! J YOU ORE? B I DIWT GO FAR-CTUDIO RENT- STARTS SUNDA.' GEE? 1 . STILL- rf NEW CAR ! HAI.F A BLOCK LONG- GEE! 1 .5 VJH.AT I OtrJED HARRY HACK! FMTN TNAPPIESTm HANDSOME DURABLE Store Hours: 9:30 a. m. 5:30 p. m. 5 OA Solid color spreads in rich pile, on sturdy iheeting! A wondtr- " fill valllAl Pacw o fair . fnA mm ivmim Twin Site "iem outi All over tutted no deuqnl peach, white, rose. 3 98 SEAMLESS MATTRESS COVER Cut extra larqe to allow for shrinkaqel Four bar tacked cor ners tape bound seams button closing washablel Full bad silt. DOWNSTAIRS year at vice chairman of the unit. Mrs. Uppcnduhl has helped keep up the uttondnnco avrrnKo by briiiKiiiK her car filled with members or miests to thu-meet-Inxs. Mrs. Mathls nave a short demonatrutitin on flnwer a ranticnient. Mrs, Crawford was awarded the vase and Its con tents. The business meetliiK was held In the afternoon, Mrs. S. 11. Diihler presiding Mrs. Dahler read a letter from an ACCW pen put In Eniiland. Tho rceren tion committee, Mrs. Harry Les ter and Mrs, Kckert have some very clever ideas for the enjoy ment and recreation of those at tending. There were Hi mem bora, five children and Mrs. E. L. Ricker and Mrs. Hen Sheppard as Riicsts. present, Mrs. Dan Mutliis will be hostess for the next meeting In her home, when Mrs. W. K. Gillen will demon strate "Color in tho Home." Bly Tho meeting was held at the homo of Mrs. Waller Ellingson at Ivory Pine. An attractive win ter flower arrangement was pre pared by Mrs. F. H, Armstrong. Mrs. James Dixon chairman, presided at the business meet ing. "Color in the Homo" was demonstrated. There were 12 members and one guest present. The next meeting will bo Held at the home of Mrs. Ben Angus on February 13. "Yeast Breads" will be demonstrated by Mrs. Duane Cassidy and Elizabeth McLean. Fairhavan "Color in the home" was the topic discussed at the Falrhaven home extension unit meeting on January 15. with Mrs. Winnifrcd Gillen leading tho discussion. various color combinations were shown, with numerous samples oi wan paper, drapery, rug and upholstery materials. Especially interesting-were tho hand-made pictures carrying out the color scheme used In the room. Mrs. Percy Cook, chairman of the unit,, was hostess to the group of ten at her home. At tending for the first time this year were Mrs. E. R. Roberts and Mrs. A. L. Loomis. Mrs. Loomis is a past president of the unit, and the next meeting, ureaci HaKing," led by Mrs. Melvin Gallaspy and Mrs. How ard Holliday, will be held at her home on February 19. Mrs. Ralph Bower, finance chairman, reported that $62 has been turned in to the county committee as Fairhaven's con tribution to the Co-Op house in Corvallis. This money was do nated to the unit for the pur pose of helping finance the house by various business firms in the Fairhaven district. Mrs. Lee Holliday and Mrs. Percy Cook read letters they had received from A C W VV pen friends in England. Why qamble all you hava by being without Insurance? Insure now. Hans Norland. 123 N. 6th. Sheep Heads Urge Increase SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21) At Sheepmen must substantially increase lamb production to sup. ply a greater demand and moro evenly spread higher production costs, W, C. Crew, assistant gen er.'il manager of tho Denver Union Stockyard company, told delegates to (ho t)2ud annual convention of the National Wool Growers association Tuesday, Crew pointed out that lamb f traduction in Colorado, Wyoin ng, Utah, Idaho, Oregon and California declined over U.OOU, DUO head during tho war years, whilo consumption on tho Pa cific coast alone climbed to 3,750,01)0 head. Only tho fact that Texas In creased ILs production 4,81)0,001) animals prevented a drastic shortage of lamb on the eastern seaboard, which consumes 73 per cent of that eaten in Amer ica, the speaker declared. Crew also called for efforts to have wool processed In the west, Instead of sending It east, and lauded the inovo of west cm packers to increase slaugh tering facilities, principally In Denver, Ogdon, Utah, and Texas. Former Merrill Family In Dayton MERRILL, Jan. 2U Mrs. Let tic Scofield and her invalid hus band, 300-pound Fred, whoso pictures appeared in last Sun day's Oregonlan, are former res idents of Merrill. The family which then included three sous lived in a one-room cabin in tho rear of the Lost River hotel about six years ago. Mrs. Scofield, SI), and her small sons were tho sole sup port of the family. Her husband, 10 years her junior, has been bedridden for the last eight years with what doctors say Is an Inoperable disease. One son, Russell, 14, remains with the family In a farm labor camp at Dayton. SPANISH CLASSES TULELAKE, Jan. 20 Classes in typing and Spanish arc being given each Monday and Thurs day nights In tho high school, Spanish students beginning at 7 p. m. and typing at 8:30 Mon day niglrls with the time re versed Thursday. Eighteen stu dents are registered for each subject. Ward Devlin is typing Instructor and M. P. Tansy, language. CORDON NAMED WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (!) Appointment of Senator Guy Cordon (R-Ore.) as chairman of the territories and Insular af fairs subcommittee of tho senate public land' committee was an nounce 'ny by Chaln"in Butler (R-Inco.) ! naaAi.o Nana, KUmiik rn, on. wsnNssiiAr, J. . nut. r mihi LEGAL NOTICES Kqullv'No. MM" HIMMUNM HIK I'l'lll.H'ATION IN T1IK CHUnilT COUHT UK TIIK HTATK OK OKKOON IN ANU fOH TIIK COUNTY t)r KLAMATH. viu,m w. nouKna, iMmntirr, KMIlWi lUUlKHR. Dtrtntlnht. TO! KMU.Y M. ItOClKUH, IMtrntUnt: IN TIIK NAMK OF TIIK HTATK or OMKOON: You nrn hereby miulrail to mpttr mid muwrr tlie complaint Mini uirnhtRl vim lit Oi Nimvt entitled tult within four wevkt from tlit tint of (lit (It-fti putiliomliiit of Itilt Hummoni In Th Herald mid Newt, a nvvaiiii prih (?! and piihlUhvd In Klmimtli Coun ty, Oregon, wliK'li ntld dale In th lnih day uf January, A. U.. HMT, ami If you fall to anvr or otlterwtia plantl, h. r want thvrvor, tit I'talntlff will ap nly to thli Coui'i for Ui relief prayed for in lila Complaint. Tltla HuuiiiHitiH ( ierved upon you by ItiitilU'aitou pursuant to Order of Hon otablti David It. VandenbarK, Jud) of the almvo entitled Court, niadn and en tervd January tult, 11147. which Order rruiurea that Summom herein he iul llkhrd onca a week fur four ueeemtlve weika and Ihat the data of f I rati nub lloailon or unit) Summuna thall lit Jau viary 13th. tr. R WAI.KNTINK. Altoruay for lMalnllff. j. lflua-ao r, a No. sts RqHlly Ne, IIU I'M MONK I-OH M Hl tCATION in tiik ciiumut count or thk HTATK Or OltKOON IN ANU UH TIIK COUNTY Of KLAMATH. CIIHI.HT1NK HHAW, lMalnllff, CI.AUOK t.KON HHAW, Defendant. TO; CLAUDS I.KON BlIAW, Defend ant: IN TIIK NAMK Or TIIK BTATK Or OltKOON: You are hereby required to npiM-ar and aniwer the vontplalul filed niialniit you In the altnve entitled aull wiihtn four wreki from the date of the fiml publication of Ihla lumomiut in The Herald and Newa, a uewiuaper Printed and publUhed In Klamath Coun- OreKtui, whirh ald date u the 13th day of January. A, O. 107, and If you fait to aiuwer or otherwUa appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to I hi. Court for the Decree of alMOlula dlvorva and relief prayed for In Plaintiff Complaint. Thta Hummona aerved upon you by pultlU'atlon purtuaut to Order of Honorable David It. Vandeuliertf. Judge of the above entitled Cnurt, made and entered January fit It, 11)47. which Order renulrea that Humntoui herein lie pub llahrd once a week for four uccetve week, and that Ihe data of Ihe tint yuhiu-atloii of ald Suntmont ahall be anuary 13th. 1047. It. . nAI.KNTINK. Attorney tor rialntlff j tvta-M r s No. S70 NDTicK or rxt MANdr or land I OR TIMttl K NOTtCR IR HKHKIIY OIVKN lhal THE BIIKVLtNHlXON COMPANY, a cor poration, of WOO rirat National-Moo Una llulldlntf, Minneapolis. Mlnueaola, with an offU' at Uend, Oreon, mad ap- Sl (ration No. oiima dated December irt, IU4H and filed In the office uf the Ac Una" Manager of the United Htale lltireati of lind Maueuieitt, Dutrlcl I .ami Office, l-akeview, Ureaun, on De cent iter Id, ttnu. under the Act of March 30. 1033 U3 Hut. 4nSi a amended bv Die Act of rehruary art, 1D3A t4J Btat loiK to exchanae ianda within Ihe Dearhulea National Foret In Oregon, for lltuoer within Ihe rremont and Da achutea National roreat In Oregon, Ttte applicant. The Hhevlln-HUon Companv, offer to the United Klatea the following described landa alluata In Klamath County. Oregon i In TWP, 34 a. K(iK K. W M.. Set-. 37, r.-,r'i: 8ec. 33. HKU. h'.sw't. Nwr': juc w. nn'. SW',; Rec. XI. NK' NK 1 , MV'NK ' . SEi.NW'., KSSWS. Nr..K'.. SE'. except 3 acre tireat Northern Railway ngM of way: In TWP M II . nan. b e . w m , Hec i. NKWsr.v Kec 13, K'lNtS. KW'.NK'. HK' NWH. NKlSr4, except 3 1 acre The Dallea-Callfornla Highway right-of-way: ftec, 1.1. 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