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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1961)
HI I l-mi) ami 11 KLAMATH EAUS, OREGON SUNDAY, OCTOKR 2t, mi CRIMESTOPPERS textbook PAMHT9? i, U ; TO SAFEGUARD THE LIVES OP MXIR i CHILDREN, DO NOT PERMIT THEM TO " , V PLAV ON RAILROAD PROPERTY. Inspection of the old estate OF ETAH THE LATE CRIME KING, CONTINUES . L .? r THEY WERE A ,, V V y l VICIOUS BUNCH, I fV- y&P junior, y-p T THIS WAS THEIR RANGE WHERE . I THEV PRACTICED SHOOTING AT ' ' jaQLICE TARGETS. yOjJNOTICe.i :J f THE ESTATE WAS SAID TO HAVE ( COST 2 MILLION DOLLARS AT THE J V TIME, AND WAS BUILT ENTIRELY y-j . WITH BLOOD MONEY Wff BOY, WHAT A WEIRD PLACE f AND PEOPLE STILL LIVE THERE?-, YES, RENTERS AN OLD LADY AND TWO LITTLE CHILDREN. BUT THEY'RE WELL PROVIDED FOR. IN FACT, THE IS FAIRLY COZY INSIDE IVsPLACE A "I 'WHAT A FINE" YOUNG MAN ) HSONNO -HE WAS JUST EIGHT WHEN I ; J. J- . LAST SAW HIM. ( GRANNY, YOU KEEP WATCHING .1 , V ' that boy-jew? jVk p, : y ' " JL hi W.: 10-M-W OH, PAUL PEW! WHAT A DEAH, DEhH BOY HE IS ! I'M TO BE . , - IN HIS .CABINET, As HEAD ; ' , OP CHARITY AND GOOD WORKS ! " ISN'T THAT DAHLING? - . . L V- TpHk PURIFICATION OF POLITICS IS Atf- 1- miiir.m.r.i i -WWW WWrt ZUUlfi-b Hb SUl bO EWbNSIVB Itiftl II I "4TAKES LOTS OF MONEY TO EVEN GET BEAT WITH.' ' ' ' - ' - WIU, BOCCM. !'', LEAP1N' Vt ZARDS.I ' I HEARD THAT OLD MPS. CANISTER TELLIN'TH" REPORTERS POLECAT S GOIN' T TURN ' HER LOOSE ON ,TH' "CHARITY" RACKET! SHE'LL BUST TH TREASURY! SEP I : , .1 J is TJHILE IN A BACK ROOM, BEFORE A ' SELECT GROUP; BK3 AUGUST- RISES v - . TO SAY A FEW WORDS . all npvnu vtACM AWAUnn' I ' .VJHBT TO UOf U.K.! w rrr n v J LET'S GO DO IT! ' J BIS AUGUST DON'T. WASTE NO FANCV WOPDSf WHEN HE SAVS'SUMMIN', POLKS LISTENS AN' JUMPS f L0H1 i V. ... - SEE V'ROUND AS A , LPEECH?V ; TWENTY-TWO THOUSANO. AND AuTI I HE PHB HfcLHRHS -I ( WANT, AND A- WHOLE ' FLEET OP LIMOUSINES? "EXPENSE"? OH. MY DEAH CHAP i . , ' ujnw'r it etc unofU AMV uamm-t . TO BRING COMFORT AND THAT . "WANTED" FEELING "TO OUAH "LITTLE ; PEOPLE"? WHV, SOME HAVEN'T WORKED IN VEAHSf AREN'T THEV ENTITLED TO TV 6ETS? AT LEAST LIKE ' PLAYING LADY. SANTA CLAUS ( M DON'T. BLOW A GASKET - 'I ANNIE PEW'S NOT GOING 1 ! .T0 COME EVEN CLOSE TO - ; I . GETTING, ELECTED ! I L.: WELL, HE Z&hiy ( COULD STEAL I A5 ) 1 ,TH' WHOLE TOWN. I J? j V FOR ALL IVE SEEN aS 'JL sirS ; you T I AR R.I SO I PROMISED THAT QLD LA-DE-DA ! DRAGON A DREAM JOB f VOLT KNOW ME , BOYS ! AFTER A' WEEK FROM TUESDAY WE'LL RUN THIS TOWN OJJg jr 4jJ57 TOU6CEMDEAL. 1 I f HERE'S VER H SPEECH! REMEMBER II ... IT'C TU1 CIRUTU WARD f LETS HOPE . Y'DO BETTER'N TH' NIGHT BIG AUGUST SLOWED Y'DOWNf AR-r! GIMME TH' SPEECH!. ' 1 CAN HANDLE -." THOSE' f. EIGHTH WARD, MUSCLE.' P.PAIN; i I dHD IfoW LET"S DROP IN" OH ' "POLECAT" PEW'S GIANT RALLY r IN THE! EIGHTH WARD f AND NOW, MY FRIENDS, ocK. IT WOT'S UP, I I . CAP'N? I , VOU A STORV" ; I iVJ IN TH' EIGHTH, AR-R JUST ) &H- WARD BEFORE f .... , - ' .. i . .... OUT ALIVE ff V '. ,( YEAH? '. V " O ' THOITY YEARS ' g O-E
