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Newspaper Page TextAugust 6, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGS Wan t -AdsBringResu Its Phone Yours to 1900 tut I pr word pf day't J Insertion. 1 0 P' ' discount on lUtdi rannlng on weg. per cent discount on 4 running ... o 20 montn. All lselfled arts ere Insert ed la both Tb Klinilb Newt nd Evening Herald, at Hit above rate, appearing la The Newe flraL Tim limit for classification la tli following iir'i papers Is 1:00 V. M. Ads desired In serted on the same day sub mitted will bar to run "Too Lata lo Classify." Too-Late-lo-Claaalfy ads are poi Id one paper oulr ( the same rut aa quoted (bov and classified for succeeding Insertion. 9 General Notices A Truck A Day Each Way Klamath Falls Portland It rou ara moving north Port land, tattl or war polnta rou will find our service and ratee to rour advantage. W haul any thing wool, livestock, houaahold goods, furnltar. BRATTON'S AUTO FREIGHT Phon 141, 101 X. Main Bt. 0476 PAINTING, decorating, paparln. estimates on anr Job, largo or amall. Fhona 167. J. L. ' nan, 1100 PAINTING, paperhenglng; kalan- niming. j. r. itopor. rnone 14ISW. 0621 RADIO 8BRV1CM ot an kind. Long. 1400 Lookout HI. Pboo 1S26J. (IK Personals EPILEPRY - EPILEPTICS! De trolt ladr finds roniplote relief for hiishaml. Specialists home aliroad. failed. Nothing to aall. All letters answered. Mrs. (ieo. Dempster. Apt, 4-41, 9IIO La fayette Blvd., Went, Dot roll. Mich. 0480 11 MR. MAZA glvee faota not prom Reliable adrlca on all af fnlra. Klamath Kails Auto Tark. Bo. 6th. 0208 HME. RKTA Medium. Rallabla advlc and aid In all affairs or III. 117 8. Ind St.. corner Klamath. 0611 HEADINGS dsllr Bll Oak. ?68. 8 Help Wanted, Mais GOOD POSITION OPEN Large Ohio manufacturar of natlonallr adrertlsad Safety ? Device, recognised afl loader, has opening for a county aalea man with opportunity for ad vancement to distributor. Pre fer local man who heara first j elawe-eharaoter and who la ca " nnble of Interviewing school heads, chief executives, buatncaa ' concerns, pnbllo Inatltutlons, . country cltilia, cottnlrr estates, ; truck and bus ownera and bet . ter clnsa of farm and city home ownara. An exclualve product with mora thnn 20.000 of America's leading concerns p now listed as ouatomera. No - capital required. Conaorratlve earnings stimted at iJSo.no a mouth at present with good , opportunity to double as busi ness Improves. Write complete I details of your business expe . rlenco, age, ate, Bales Man ager, Dept. 110, 111 Crnne Mt.. -' Dayton, Ohio. 0480 AD5 BRIDGE! THE GAP between: VANTING AND HAVING Transportatlc Travel By Stage 11 Hi, to Portland 1110 on war 110.10 round trip. II lira, to Seattl 17.00 on way. 114. 00 round Trip. Via Rend and Wtptnltla. Lr K. rails 12:10 P. M. Umv. hound Depot. Phon41 164 Situation Waatee) art. itimt school nor win ex change work tor room and board. Reference. New-llar-aid, box 0014. 0014 HIGH SCHOOL DOT will ox ohang work (or room and board. Ilm 694. News-Herald. 084 13 Furniahad ApartmanU ri'KN'IHIIKn APT. In duplex. Fuel, l'bona 1641W. 011 Lin ' enln. 081 ON LARGE l-room apartment, ouislde antranra. Alao on nlre room aparlmant. ererv. tiling furniahad; low rant. 411 Oak. tOOT FURNISHED large two-room apartmanl, wahing machine, IlKhli and water. Reduced rant. 017 Jefferson. 0111 FOR RENT ram It bad apart Dianta. close In, newlr da. oral ad: raaaonabla. Phon (0. 0112 fOR RENT-Furnlsnd spt 617 High. 14 Furniahad House TWO ROOM furniahad house. 1731 t'resrent. 0(1 t ROOM DUPLEX, garaia. 127 8o. 7tb St. 0211 POR RENT -room furnished house. Phone 137. 011 IS Unfurniahed Houaas AI.MORT new rnodarn foor-room house, two nedroome ana oase ninnt asraae. lawn and ahrun- bery. In Hot Springs. Phone 404K. " TOR RENT room houa and acre, 16 month. Also chickens, turkeys, rabblta and furniture for aala, 176. P. O. Boa 051. 0110 POR RENT In Hot Springe. 4 ronm modern bona, lnnulr 1451 Oregon. - 010 17 Real Eatala For Sale FOR LEASE OR 8ALE Hotel, 26 roonia, near business dis trict, very reaannable. Wrl'a hnv nr. News-Herald, oox ISa To EachaAgo TRADES I acre and good 4-room mod ern house, close In on ntgnwar trade oqultr for clear city prop arty. 10 acres close In. good house and buildings, free nd elear trade In on good farm. 10 acres, auburban, good bnlld Inas. about 6 mllna out, aeli on tertna or might take elear proper ty as down payment. FAVEI.I.-TTTLEY REALTY CO. Leall Peyton, Mar. 114 N. 7tb. Phon 1414 19 Automoti) August Used Car Specials 17 Ford Coup . t 10.00 17 Charrolat Tl.00 10.00 141.00 141.00 111.00 lll.tO 111.00 111.00 111.00 'IT Chevrolet Sedan II Willys Knight Coup. 10 Ertkln Sedan -,' 11 Ford Pin! 10 Chevrolet Truck '1 Whippet ladan 18 Ford Coup '16 Packard Sedan Term and Trad Balsig er Motor Co. Main and Eiplanad Phon 1100 0110 WANTED 1010 or 1110 Char rolat roach or aedan hodr In fair snaps. Stat price. Ad dresa XY1 car Herald office. AutomotW FOR SALE OR TRADB III Dodg orahatn ton ana half truck, and Vaughn wood lie, Back of 1114 Owana atraat. 0116 tO Mlieallanson For Bala FOR BARUA1NI la sttgDtlr nsed furniture and ranges, w nay casb for aacond band good Piano for aala or rant. KLAMATH FURNITURE . BXOHANOI til Mild Pboo 114 Tour eredlt J good. FOR BALE flood saddle horse, milk cow, model Dodge de livery, Blar delivery, two-wheel trailer. Will trade or aell rea snnsbla. White house across from Swan Lab Lbr. Co. 0614 TWO AWNINUB One I ft. and on II Inrbes. very cheap. Ill Spring Bt. Phon 1174! 0010 FOR BALE 1 Browning auto matic oractlrallr new. 1 Loom li building. Phon 72! V. 0711 FOR BALE Plumbing fixtures. 410 R. 6th. 013 20a Swap TO TRADB Wood for rant of i'ur nr live room oouse. rewi Herald, boi 073. 07.10 22 Uetock and Feed TO EXCHANGE One pinto atal- non real producer for heavy work horses or mules. Have Dodge Broa. '17 aedan first class condition mri hlur. enameled range. Will exchange for aome good work atock or young muiea. News-Herald, box 0417, 0467 FOR SALE Cattle. Will trade pr par cash for twenty tons of nny, straw ana teea. i,ela rai vey. Merlin, Josephine county. Ore. 4o FOR BALE OR TRADB 150 Dorset ewes, aowa. ehoat. hr naaa. Bob Adams. Merrill. 1001 FOR SALE I brood lows. IT weener pigs. Ror Nelson, Keno, 0616 19 Klamath Business Directory Dociora Dr. O. W. Weatllnd. Naturopathic Physician. Chronic and nervous diseases a specialty, 111-11! I. O. O. F. Bldg. Jeweler "LET GEORGE DO IT" George L. Met Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 137 Main 81. Hematitchinf HEMSTITCH INO, BUTTONS eor. ered, dressmaking. Mrs. H. M. Allender. 614 Walnut. 0170 Mineral Baths Mineral Baths Hot Spring Nat. SPEND a tew cent and see If yon em sell that ear ro hat in the shed that tomcon else might Ilk to be driving, down the atreet. Classified ad pay. Try rour lock. Million Turned Over To Highway t SALEM, Aug. I. (Oregon alnce 1111 waea the gasoline tag want Into 'effect, baa collect ed 160,616,147 from this sourct of which 141,011,191 was turn ed orer to the atat highway 'Flying Sweethearts' Reach Goal' ; I .1 f .. a ''KM 11 Poultry For Sale AUGUST PRICES Whit and Brown Leghorna It. 60 per 100; Rede, Hocks, Black Mlnonas, 17.60; 60 lota rid le; 26 lots, Ic. ' We pay chargee. OKIAND HATCH ERY, Orland, Calif. 0461 8TATB Blood Tested White Leg horns, Hatred Rocks and Red Chirks. Nine Dollars 100 pre paid and guaranteed, i. R. .Ma- in I re, 1416 N. a. Oregon St. n l . t'ortianrj. 23 Financial 3 AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOAN3 AND REFINANCING Lowest ratea and aaaleet term Invsstlgst and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 So. 7th. Ph. 1111 3tai License M-104 $ Salary Loans $ I TO 10 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE No interest deduction, rou receive full amount applied for. 1 to monthe time. All loan confidential STATE LOAN CO. Oregon Bank Building. Entrance 120 N. 10th. Ph 7a t.lc. or Btete 8-1(4 Necessities for Work WILL GIVE young man room In exchang tor chorea. Call LaasseKasBaaeaeeBBeeaBaaaeU Work for Necessities HIGH SCHOOL BOY will ex change work for room, board nd clothing. 6171 High, auu YOUNG WOMAN wants lob car Ing for children. 621 Walnut. 0471 EXPERIENCED woman will can fruit . on tbarea. Will make ism, Jolly or plcklea of any Ind. Mrs. W. i, Uhrln. Rt. 1, BOX 64. UU WOMAN Will work In exchange for good uaed furniture or mum uktv 7u i Bwm rvivi- ence. 1701 Oregon. 0106 CAPABLE woman will do house work for necessities. 1440 Oregon. 040 Second Hand Store Will pay highest price for aecond Sand tools of all kinds, rifle, sad lee, amall cook stoves. O. K. Second Hand Store. . 121 Klamath Ave. Swimming Lesson PAUL H. GRAVELLB Phon 1647W. 0281 Turkish Bath Massage, Colonic Irrigation. Reg. Istered Nurse. 117 So. Seventh. Typewriter School Trained Mechanic 14 Year' Experlenc Adding Machine and Typewriter Sale and Service 110 Mala Phon 141 Upitairs Shoppe Legion ladle welcome thla week, at Torgler'a Upstair Dress Shoppe. Bee our new fall silk dreesee. Til Main atreet. Phon I81J. ' commission for road work, a complete analysis Issued hr the secretary of atat her today bowed. - 1 From the aecond half of the seventeenth century until the present day, the city of Krefeld, in the Rhlneland, ha been the center of the German allk and relvet wearing Industry. New York'a belated greeting to England' "flying sweethearts" was none the lea cnlhnslastlo whsa Amy Johnson Molllson, In th rma of policemen, and her hnsband, Capt. Jamea A. Molll son, In S Wheel chair, were es corted a pictured her through th throng that welcomed them at Floyd Bennet Field. Th plucky British couple, who suc cessfully crossed th Atlantie only to crash In a marsh near Bridgeport; Conn., Were flown to New York after treatment of their Injuries, National, Local Markets T T CHICAGO, Auf. I, (p) Decid edly mixed sentiment prevailed among wheat tradera today, but buyers were In s majorltr at the last, and the market closed higher. Lack of S broad apeculatlve Interest was largely responsible for rapidly shifting wheat fluctu ations. At no time, however, did prlcea of any grain threaten to drop more than minimum limits, and there waa fair buying support on all aatbacka. Wheat eloaed nnsettled. e to lo above resterdar'a flnlah; corn, Ic to lc up; oata. Ic to Ic ad vanced, and provlaiona varying from 7e decline to a rise of 10c CHICAGO, Ang. I, (P) Wheat, No. 1 red, 14c; No. 1 dark hard. 6c; No. 1 hard, 6ie to 6e; No. 1 mixed. 04 le. Corn. No. 1 mixed, 62e; No. I yellow, 62c to ltc; No. I white. 66c. Oats, No. I whit. S7c to 38 Ic: No. I white. e to I7c Hye. no aalea. Barley, 40c to 14c. Timothy aeed, per cwt., 14.21 to 14.60. Clover aeed, per awL, l.00 to 111.60. Lard. 10.10. Bellle. 17.00. PORTLASO GRAI PORTLAND, Aug. Wheat 0PJ- Op.-s High Low Close September .70) .7J .71 .71 December .621 .63 .111 ,ll CMmh U'liMI No. 1 Big Bend blueatem Dark hard winter 12 . Dark hard winter, 11 . .11 .11 .71 , .7 Sort white .... Western whit .71 Hard winter .76 .7 Northern spring n estern red .74 Oats. Nn. f whtte"tS(tVft Corn. No. I yellow, 125.75. Mlllrnn standard. 111. 10. Today' car receipts: Wheat, 86; flour, 10; corn, 2; hay, 1. SCOESBY SOUND. Eaat Green, land. Aug. 6. UP! Colonel Char. lea A. Lindbergh landed here thla morning from Holatenborg. th first man to make th dan gerous crossing of Greenland by air irom WPSl lo eBl. Colonel Lindbergh aald weath' er and visibility vera ideal. The American airman, who le making an aerial aurvey of th north Atlantic area. Intend to remain tnreo day In this, th youngest Danish colonr In Green land. All th Inhabitants, Includ ing the aheriff are Eskimos, with a aingle exception. OF WW. PUSSES PORTLAND, Or., Aug. I W) Th last aurvlvor of the Whit man massacre, Hire. Gertrude Jan Denny, . died at her home ner today, sne waa th widow of Judge Owen N. Denny of Port land, and had been seriously 111 alnce June. For many year Mr. Denny bid been active in affalra of pio neer groups, and five year ago, when she waa 01, ah waa named Queen Mother of t I" -on plo neers. She waa one of the last links with the early history of the atate. Bhe waa born at Ten- Mile Hun. New Jersey. In 1187 and with her parents, Peter Hall and Kllia Hall, came to th Ore gon country In 1847. L. A. DETECTIVES S LOS ANGELES, Ang. I. UP) The recovery of 1166,000 in stocks and bonds, stolen In a ser ies of bank robberies in Okla homa and Kansas, wa accom pllshed today by two police de tectives who took into custody a man giving the name of Elmer 8. wagoner of . HKiannma city, as n stepped from an airplane Detective Lieutenant Lefty Jamea, announcing that a ault crtse checked to Wagoner con. talned liberty bonds, war savings stamp and ttorka atolen from banka in th mldwes.t aald h believed the gang responsible tor the holdups was that of Fret ty Boy Floyd, notorioua Okla homa outlaw. Legal Notices COUNTY TRKABUHER'8 NOTHH ' Notice la herehv alren that mere ar tunas in the county Treasury for redemption of all outstanding County Current Ex pense Fund Warrant protested on or before June 80, 1933. In terest on same will cease from this date. Dated at Klamath Fall. Ore gon, tills 6th day of August, 1933. UKUIttlK r. TAYLOR. Cottntv Treasurer. BUYERSBDOS n wm CLOSING H A 6,7 N A 1660 Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Aug. I. ITPV Cattle 1407, calvea 150 for th week. While general price on cattl ahowed practically no change during th week, there waa a alight bulge in quality ataera, although nothing wa available to force a higher top in any gradea. Calve and realm were eonaldered steady. Tnere was a better demand for cattla especially th better grade. Hoge, 1,781 tor th week. Trade was generally needy. Tops again Brought 66.76. Not only for kilt ers ahowlng a steady tone, but feeder plga were In excellent call. Sheep and lambs, 7,089 for the week. Trad waa Inclined to show a steady ton, despite th amallneaa of th run. Both Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams lambs top ped th trad at 16.40 during the period. BASIN Ul The first shipment of new potatoes for thi aeaaon from the Klamath Baain, ao far aa known, went out on Saturday. nd will be on the wholesale market in Oakland early Mon day morning. The shipment was made by the Klamath Commis sion company, of 624 Main atreet, and th potatoe were grown by Row Kinney of Olene. Th price la 61 net to the grower. Thee potatoe are being ship ped tn Klamath wooden boxea, and Abe Cohn, owner of th Klamath Commission company. thinka these packagea will make a distinct hit In the - big city markets. "We ar trying out the boxed potatoes," he ays, "and If tb boxes make a hit In the mar ket I think we will use them heavily in later ehlpments. W have our own commission bona in Oakland, and we ar going to push these Klamath potatoe heavily In that market," The potatoe In this shipment are Klamath Netted Gema, and the first week in August I un usually early for thla variety. Th quality la excellent, how ever. The boxea bear the label: "U. S. No. 1 Klamath Selected Potatoes." T WASHINGTON, Ang. I, (AP) A proposal to fix a uniform retail price for cigarette and cigars was contained in a code of fair practice and marketing agreement submitted to govern ment agencies today by th na tional association of tobacco dis tributors and the retail tobacco dealera of America, Incorporated. The marketing provision, de signed to come under tea agri cultural adjustment act, set np detinue discounts which manu lecturers ahall allow to whole salers, distributor and retailers and provided that each manufac turer post a fixed retail price ror each brand of cigarette and elgara ha produces. EX-BANKER IH PRISON SALEM, Aug. i (PI Carl Johnston, former president of tb prudential Bancorporation, and who waa convicted In Multnomah county for the embexilement of 66,850, was received at the atat penitentiary today to begin a lg-year term. Hamburg, Germany, ha a population of '.'va.ooo. . . NEW POTATOES 5 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE f jft8- wl f DID WILL I MAVBS VDO'BB I BACK TweS- I RtGKT, AMMIB- f BUT TWS TlMI I I'M A POOR I TO LBAVf IS I SHOWMAJJ- f B8FOC2C SOt-ICS V OET TIRgrj I. : r tf WE'OB OKI A f) DON'T WHN HI VEK IT OUST A RIVER, OUESS- NO Bid BOATS -COUPLS O' QOVS BlSHIKl' OOWKI TMIRt- IS THIS, ANNIIfj BUTTER MART STILL WEAK PORTLAND, Ang. I, OP) Weaknese in the butter market continued generally through the local trade, although there was no change suggested in week end values. Even the produce ex- change bear leadera were unable to force further reduction In cube, for th week end session. Make ot butter waa seasonably liberal In practically every sec tion of the country. Ontpnt of cburnera along th coaat baa beea surprisingly liberal and at a time when there la usually a big de crease In operations. One of the reasons for the local surplne appeared th aneoverlng of the flooded low lands which wera now aending about twice the volume ot butterfat to market aa a week or tea day ago. Trading la the gg market con- tinned of cash character, hot with out change auggeeted by leading distributors. A greater per cent of the sale consisted of short held storage. Market for chicken wag hold ing firm at th week end. There waa ao farther change la th price list. All aorta were in favor. Springer stuff was generally sell ing as auch Instead of stags which a few buyer were classing them. At th week end quite a fair atock ot country killed beef was carried over for the coming week, owing to the continued heavy of fering, the very low price and In ability of th trad to keep cleaned. Market for country killed bog, lambs and real shows a rather firm tone at the week end, and especially as regard top quality, quality lambs were being (ought Berry prices ahowed a general ly firm market for the week and with increasing supplies. Rasp berries, etrawberrlea and yonng berrlea at least touched the 11.0 mark. Even Logan wera more active. Tomato price were strong at the week end. Increasing the Im proved ton of Friday. Price war higher with th demand for anppllea sufficient to clean np quickly all offerings. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. Aug. 6. (JPl (U. S. D. A.) Hogs. 11.000; market dull, 10c lower. 180 to 120 lb. 14.16 to 14.60. Cattle, 1,000; compared to a week ago, the market for fed steers and yearlings waa strong; grass cowa, weak to 16c lower; vealera, 60c to 76o higher; ex treme top of 67.50 paid for good medium weight steers and long yearlings; yearling heifer 66.16; fed steers. 65.60 to 86.75. Sheep, 6,000; compared to week ago the market for fat lambs waa weak to 15c and more lower; native throwouta regained midweek losses: week'a too 18.26 also on both nativea and west erns; late bulk natives. 67.50 to 17.76; weaterna downward to 7.o; beep strong to lie high er; ewes, 1.60 to 11.00. Veterans Build Home For Friend Eight member ot tb Klamath Falls poat of th Vetera he of Foreign War completed build ing a nome at Tula Lake thla week for John Bueh, Spanish American War veteran, who bad an arm ahot off while deer hunting two years ago. The building ot the home and fencing of property waa neceaeary io permit uuaa proving ap on hi homestead. Th spinning and weaving of cotton 1 on of th largest of manufacturing Industrie ot Por tugal. , T PORTLAND J HOMPM- THIS H IS A BOSH-LEAGUE U TOWN- lUT WS fl MIOHT AS WELL ' KNOW-! GIVff it at PUW" AP.e VOU TIRED, 'UNCUS tAN Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aug. 6. (VP) Butter, prints, extras, 14c; atao darda, lie. Bntterfatt Portland 4tivryf A grade, 11 lb. Farmer's door delivery, He lb,; sweet cream 6 higher. Eggs; Pacific poultry produc ers' selling price: overslie, 14c; extra, 22c; standards, 10c; me diums, ldc; pallets, 16 doien. Buying price br wholsselcrs: Fresh eitrss, 19c; medium, lie. 6111k: Contract price, 4 Oct., Portland delivery. 11.70 cwt.; grade cream, 17io lb. Cheese: II score Oregon trio lets, 121c; loaf. Hie lb.; brok er will pay ic below quotations. . Country meats: Selling price to retailers: country-killed bogs, best butchers, under 160 lbs. Tic to Ic; realer. 70 to 100 lb., lie to Ic; spring lambs, 11 lb.; yearlings, 4c to 6c lb.: heavy ewe, lo to le lb.; medium cowa. 4c to 6c lb.; canner cowl, Ic to tc lb.; bulla, 41c to le lb. Mohair: Buying prlca: 1I1X clip. 16c lb. Caacara bark: buying Brlce 1911 peel, lie lb. Hop: Nominal, 1111, II It) 50e lb. Live Poultry: Portland dellv. err: buying price: heavy hens, eolored, 41 to 5 1 lb.. He; do. 51 lbs., ap. He; bene, over If lb.. 10c: under 11 lb. lOe: broil. era, 1 lbs., 12c; eolored springs. X lbs. up, isc to I4c; roasters over 11 lb- 14c; rooster, I lb. uuexs. pexins, broilers, le to lOe lb.; old ducks. Peking do eolored, 10c lb. Onions: Belling prlcea te re tailers: Oregon. 11.11 is IUI cental. New onions: Walla Walla, ll.TM cental. Potatoes Local, $1; Deschutes gems, 11.15 cental; do baker, 12.40; Yakima gems, 11.10. .- New potatoes: Local whit sal red. Il.li to 11.00 cental. Strawberries: New Oregoaa. 11.76 to H.0 crate. Wool: 1931 dip, nominal; Wil lamette Valley, lie to 15e lb.l ' Eastern Oregon, 14o to II lb.j 8ontbera Idaho. 16c-10e lb. Hay': Buying price from pro ducer; alfalfa. No. 1 aew crop, 816.60; clover. No. 1, 114.00; Eastern Oregon timothy, 617.6 to 111.00; oats and vetch, ll.00p Willamette Valley timothy, lit, POTATO GROWERS LEAVE FOR REDMOND A local committee waa appoint ed at a meeting ot the Klamath Potato Orowere association at Henley Friday evening to attend th atate meeting called at Red mond today by the atate depart ment of agriculture to consider the new federal grade en pota toes. The committee which left Sat urday morning waa composed of C. A. Henderson, county agent; Clyde Griffith, president; Henry; Semon, and Ira Orem. A rote as to whether the (tat potato growers will approve and adopt the new grade will be taken at the Redmond meeting. University Dean Die In Accident RHAME, N. Aug. I. (TV John R. Dyer, dean ot the uni versity of Idaho, southern branch, died here last night from Injur ies received In an automoll ac cident between Marmarth and Rhame. Mrs. Dyer and their two ion will recover. Dean Dyer Buffered s frac tured akull and collar bona whan hi wife lost control of their car after a grasshopper (truck hsr In th eye. Buena Aires Motorists ar compelled by the municipal au thorities to keep their -r frsa from mud. , Mushrooms are asphyxiated by n overdos of carbon dioxid te th air. By Harold Graz A LITTL6 BUT DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME- DO VOU SEE A MOTEL. THAT MIGHT OO? J , , , v : If HOW 1 tT9 JUST I MUCM AUBAO-t I aaarrMM cam see rt 1 IS IT, TO FROM HERB, I THE AMD IT'S NEXT DOWM WU. k . TOWN? ALL TH' REST vTAl OF TH' WW- LT-n .. e?L ii a III