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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1960)
MAf 3UST A$l 6yPCTD i ARE YOU SURE WASN'T $50,002 30VE. 0JT I'M VlEA(?V FB5WT(?AMPi H& AI?i3UKJD THESE COLOSSAL FAao(?l Sundty. Novtmbtr H i patt 4 Oregon's Vote May Be Record ' SALEM (AP) Th vote in th Oregon election this week may h the greatest on record for th j state perhaps more than 7fifl,ooa I votes. ' It might be the largest percent. age of registered voters, too. The previous record total wan 1747,181 at the 1956 general elec ' tion. That time 85 per cent of th registrants voted, the highest per- centage in history. IMAGINE THAT. THE PAPER PUNCHING TIMECLOCKS THAT TASK THE TOWN BANK K WAS) l,OOO.J SAYS 35o,ooqJ MASTER SCOWLWELL MUST rlASIE ROBBED Or SSO, 3SE TUTORED gY 5IMOM TO ACQUICE SUCH A FOMDMSSS FOk , lOPPRESSlMS HIS EMPLOYEES X NEED A 8BIEF INTERLUDE ITO RECOS'ER Htf STRENGTH BEFORE! 2ETURNIN&TOMY KOUNDS.'lN A r VOV6iOT X 9HALLl2ri ZZ7-.SF3I 1 tAM'T 6ET TUE TROUBLE IS THAT MV VJltU MV NEW NOVEL! KEEP SMEARIN& TUE INK. Unofficial totals show that about 754.000 persons voted in Tuesday1! election for president. J I uic r av ocr l d-'Wft Fur-. -E3 I I i I'MTRVlNOTOOWeA ( TROB PICTURE Of UFB ) Ia 4 is could "fJj FOOTgAtL FOLLIES ...,. ... E I 11-12 J I - jt Li -J ' " IllllllJMH 9 ,. "Pl i 1 MOM TrSrVjAMYTH,N6I WANT "T TILL TH' L ' ""Wto. M IM A N All BN . HT IBMKPKAKV VI5A Jt J.- rrt ac 1U AUHieftW.LIkG IAV UEATI5 0FFI gfggyfer Hww ffirff -Sgff .fOg" .-.MM. imUOm. T IIhJ ARREST ME...60 I fie I I llJ3fTt3Sl?. V,,i:s AFTER WJJJJ ifCjA I COULP 86 THROWN I l.tlM SM3JZm 4 " ' C iho Ta u tm it ui Fii w j LISTEN IWVOd THINK SNOOW ;ffs A BlIRSLAR? V NO, THAT I (6M'T HI5 11 BURGLAR A bark::. J r THAT? Hl-S "BARRING JUST FOR THE SAKE OF )j V 8ARKIN5" BAPK.' ? N ., 1 Irs THE USUAL SADIE HAWKINS DAV AND 0 VO'IS DEPOOTV MARRYIN MAN-OH, BOY, IS AH IN LUC in T (sB.'-fiorrEfJ lock'.' AH 7COKOA TH NOT TO HELP NO BACHELOR EX-CAPE NO GAL, . NOHOW.'.'zJ i SUN' RISIN'.'.'-LINE I UP.VO'MARRIASE-HATIN' BOVS.AN HUSBIM .CRAZED GALS .' HOLD IT.'.' &EFO' TH'SUN GITS REALLY UP EVRYBODY GOTTA PUT OKI BLINDFOLDS.': . j C A p: IT'S VOUR IN SCRUBBER J JJ--L BRUSH MAN J L THERE'S Tim :. mI mi RE'S 1 HOME,) JOING .KING ) 1 V I'M A GHOST THIS IS A HAUNT EP HOUSE .2 I KNOW THAT Guy--Jvr HE CLAIMED HE WAS ) I A TALKING DOG T-tf 11 , LAST MONTH ; J T, wopg sav6opv'5 HOMe'A?rE gXCAfllSf tsite.1i mnAsiff, I'm W7. fctaau is ea ipsa? r sum AANOEb 1 -r ...... l fH CHESf AoAIN&T TH8 POOK.J C AN I AIN'T J I S RgAPV. f j Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon Nofitess will call with gifts and friendly greetings from the community. TU 2-0903 wait, i KM humiui iever ated.U FT' up, ; Ifc was r publicity y: v. in. the. T" I Clarion! Cheec Dovs. grand Thoro uie nia in IX i ;ni i. 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