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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1960)
corls KLAMAlH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY, JANUARY 17. 1960 V CRIMESTOPPERS" TEXTBOOK KEEPNOUR FURSE AWAV FROM CHILDREN.' PIU-5 CAN Be MISTAKEN FOR CANDV. rt. MATCHES. CIGARETTES, MEDICATION - ALL TEMPT TODDLERS. . u riipi o k BETTER PUT DOWN THE SHOTGUN COME OUT LIKE A GOOD BOY, FIFTH. LAND FnniF nmM'-r uavf to ifai . ME DIDNT HAVE TO SAY .A WORD. HIS EMOTIONS ANSWERED FOR HIM ON THE LIE BOX. Tv THIS ONE SEEMS FULL. ) liLETS UNLOAD IT. y mm THIS BOOTH IS BULLET-PROOF? I CAN STAV HERE AS LONG AS VOU can, copper. WHY DONT yOU COME UP AND GET ME? : " jjj i LIE BOX-NUTS f VOU RE LYING f THESE CANS I SEE SITTING AROUND WHAT ? VOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH ROOM I TO GET AT ME WITH THAT CANNON. FIFTH. 1 Si I WW by . kKmI The Ctiif TrlfciM, "l U HE MEANS BUSINESS. FIFTH? t DON'T DO ANYTHING FOOLISH. J I VOU CAN'T REACH US V WITH THAT SHOTGUN. 7 FIFTH. HOW DID SOU KNOW WHERE I LIVED? DID THAT STOOL PIGEON, -v EDDIE, SQUEAL? i ONES DEODORANT. THE OTHER S AN INSECTICIDE. CUVE WAS USIWCT IT ON FLVFACE WHEN WE CAME IN. ' I GIVE ME ANOTHER ) Tgl -f-jfrs ONE, SAM. .S , If (gEDJTI LJHERE IS THE HEART THAT DOTH NOTKEEB WITHIN rfS INMOST CORE, , , i SOME FOND REMEMBRANCE HIDDEN DEEf OF DAYS THAT ARE1 NO MORE?" -ELLEH CLEMENTINE HOWftRTH life OH. ED STUFFER'S ALL RIGHT f HE WAS THE 8IQQESTT MAN ON THE CAMPUS WHEN l WAS IN COLLEGE HERE; FOR A FEW SEMESTERS. WHY, HE WAS VOTED "MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED," "MOST POPULARWWOST" EVERYTHING: m 1 I r . Ko I humph! loo LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS, TO RUN, INTO YOU AGAIN, ED: WHAT'S HAPPENED TO ALL THE OLD CROWD WEKNEW?1 WELLOLD'tooOSE" qOT TO BE CITY TREASURER. DIED TEN, FIFTEEN YEARS BACK! REAL B1Q FUNERAL? MIGHTY FEW EVER GET WRITTEN UP AS "DEAD" AND COME BACK, LIKE VOU BUT YOU ALWAYS WERE DIFFERENT F "COOT'CANDY WENT TO CHICAGO ? MUST HAVE DONE qoOD-NOBODVS HEARD FROM 1 HIM FOR YEARS! SEE OLD SLOPS DINGLE i aisr-v inicDV vcad at DCiiKiinj...DnAr SUPERVISOR OVER EAST O' INDY-NOPLACE ' W iccdc iinniM' ' YOU BOUT HOW OLD VOU LOOK.' AND ASKIN' VOU WHAT YOUVE BEEN DOINy' SINCE COLLEGE HAVE Y'BEEN IN TH' SELLIN' GAME? OH, THIS , IS EDS WORLD? HAPPY HERE. MAYBE HE WAS SMART JUST . TO STAY HERE! WaL, READIN' A NEWSPAPER NOW AN THEN WOULDNT HAVE HURT HIMf TH BIG NEW8, NOTJUST TH SMALLTOWN LOCAL STUFF? V . M OH: CDnB THE ALL n TIME COLLEGE BOY. I GUESS? BUT I FIGURE HE CAN TELL ME WHERE ALL THE OLD TIMERS . APP NOW' V "MEMBER LEAN'TO" LEWIS? GOT A FARM DOWN IN BROWN COUNTY. SAYS HE SOWS HIS OATS ON THOSE HILLSIDES WITH A . SHOTGUN I FULL 0' JOKES, SAME AS ALWAYS f '"DUCK"MAUARD WORKS HERE IN TH'J BANK. STINKY STOIXZ AND GU6 SCHMIDT BEEN DEAD FOR YEARS. COME TO THINK OF IT, MOST OF THE OLD GANGS QONE? MAKES YTI IWKESEEL OLD THINFIT ry ( hm m! what ABOUT THE GlgLg p IN OURCLAW? p- ANY OF THEM 41 ( CTII L APntlND? I I V OH, A FEW? TEACHING HOME ECONOMICS MOSTLY, OR .BEINQ LIBRARIANS? , FEW GOT MARRIED. SAY! YOU REMEMBER JANE APRIL? PRETTIEST GIRL IN THE CLASS, BUT THE QUIET TYPE! JANE ADD) I "2 OH rupe! BIG FAMIIY? HER FATHER READ METERS. DIDN'T HE? veahI well, she MARRIED A REAL NICE CHAP IN THE INSURANCE BUSINESS. ONE DAUQHTER- NOW THEY'VE QOT A QRANDDAUQHTER " .tky u i l i oAT3Ht n uXui' Ml THE JANE WE KNEW, V I DAUGHTER? -J w.rc crto III ONLY SHE'S QOT U HM-M-M- n . II cniTuiMrciiTCTFPQiRiF r ... i J Ar.NEOFTHE DOCSJ I Sf 1 1
