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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1963)
SUNDAY. MAY 26, 1M3 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON D C. ': IT DJn OX'A V Sa badiy worn tires are a real I ' l f ' X I K V Am ft T$t& V DANGER DURING THE ONCOMING HOT y I ' I I ; I : f ' "' ' ' N '''Yi L. wHJl. WEATWERHAVE THEM II NOW CHRISTEN THEE L fwA I CS fQQWffZ WA T SPARKLE X YES, SINCE SHE t THE MAGNETIC SPACE COUPE HAS M 'PARtal PLEKTrY" fJ 1 C'W SHORE GOT HER ) DROPPED THAT BEEN OFFICIALLV ACCEPTED, AND HS. " M Wft SmSm! 1 1 llfev "MS1 MUSCLE BACK EXCESSIVE I THOUGHT IT ONLY APPROPRIATE I (G' SH fVES, MACY, DIET SMITH GAVE GRAVEL .1 GERTIE AND ME OUR PRESENT HOME, "SUNNY DELL ACRES, BACK IN 1946. f AND NOW I'M GOING TO TAKE I PLENTVS ON THEIR FIRST VOYAGE fc INTO OUTER SPACE. THE ll . m-u i in di in n !n if i ATOMIC ENERGIZED MAGNETS THAT MULTIPLY THE FORCES FOUND IN THE PLANETS GIVE US LIMITLESS SPEEDS. OUR OWN GRAVITY AND OXYGEN SUPPLY ARE BUILT-IN, AND OUR HULL OF ASBESTOS, MAGNESIUM AND PURE CARSON DUST, IN SECRET FORMULA, MAKES IT BURNOUT- PRUOK SPEEDS OF 200,000 MILES AN HOUR AND MORE ARE T BUT WHY DON'T YOU BLAST OFF WITH SMOKE AND FIRE AND FLAME, LIKE OTHER SPACE - NCTI SHIPS DO? 1 f SPARKLE, THE ROCKET SYSTEM IS I AS OBSOLETE AS THE RACCOON - - 1Uf V I FiL oat i lew by Tftt Chlnf TrGmm. r AND YOU, B.O., HOW ABOUT IT? YOU HAVEN T OPENED YOUR MOUTH SINCE WE STARTED, A 4 f lootfreAir f PAPPY ' I FotrrwaLB or windKJ rSA CHAWS nRTfH?i5SSirtJr 8 KflTETOOKTW LOCAL gitlpjp oIit' "ESSi HELLO ! Vou MUST BE ANNIE f 'fij,. lIVLU--n I V t FREIGHT TO THE JUNCTION fcS?5V J TfLpESMD T - '1 MY GRANDMOTHER PRIMROSE '-TTj TO PICK UP SUPPLIES. BUT, yfi fcfc ff VSSSr ra-- ' ' TALKS ABOUT VOU W VETVXn SHElLBGBACKTORE.DARKf J ..(j TH' DERTER- A THE TIME zarwheelockwasaverV I ; " X. fiLfl ' i fefe pious mah i :gg'v i r'"4SW1Crx jwS- 1 'ti HE WENT IHTO THE WILDERNESS ' L J JgSpmyg; pfe -J' :- jTWJ' - SfM I WITM A GRADUS AD RARNASSOM, A, m!ff!cJ -'Jfev"- !;jMti LIJU TLJFrk ' ' JfJ..'J -V' i BIBLE AND A DRUM, SiJ :-.---4v r- fe.fi ,7 ) &F,-tfc H?jQ 3 Si AND FIVE HUNDRED GALLOHS OF1 J - ''ife?Si.4jL- ? Jte K . H , rP '"jfe L.8s5sgTO JpgSD tiro ::-h1Ljict QMO DONT MIND ME. I'M NOT NO FOOLINQ ? HAIRY WOLF? " roMtr Nou. flMNlpl 1M T UGH ! ME HEAP j A TRAMPl JUST BROUGHT SOME , I VOU KNOW. rHAIRY;UKE WITH 1 thw 'V PEr K, 1 ITITS JUST I STRONG INJUN BRAVE ! 11 THINGS FOR MRS. KATE., j J THE FUR ON ! THAVS WHAT J SSS 1 NtW LOOJi V TAKE MANY H MY NAMES HAIRY WOLF! iJiVV I THEY NAMED ME P REAL V Wmx rZ I LIKE MABE AN SCALP6-'j ) ll f UA' Ij. MAYBE THAT HITCH I fsCHOLARSHIP ! PART ARMY V"-----' f IS THERE ANY OTHER ? T AW NOWVOU'RE yv nH,AW) DID AT OXFORD EXPLAINS I I AND PART ATHLETIC ! BUT VOU-YOU YEAH, I SOLDIERED ! I KIDDIN' ' I DONT YOU THE ACCENT. OXFORD, ! I I'LL RECOVER ! ABOUT YOU; lr J WERE IN THE NOW SUPPOSE WE SIT AND 7 WANT TCET YOU AREA ENGLAND, THAT 19 1 I HOW DO YOU LIKE IT Jf- ARMY? SWAP TBLL CTORIES TILL SORE, BUT. YOU TALK 'HlPKID f ERE OUg ARMY? MRS. KATE QETS HOME, EH?
