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PR CE DROP IS
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READJUSTMENT
Oa Inquiring from A. K. Dunham
of. the Dunham Auto company, dis
tributors of Franklin and Studc
baker automobiles, a to the lato
drop In the prices of automobiles ho
xaade this statement:
"The drop came about simply
through the adjustment of labor. Tho
factories were paying $8 for 8 hours.
practically only Retting an equivalent
of what they got In two and one halt
hours a tew years ago. Of course,
this forced them to put their men on
what Is termed piece work, to got
tho work through at all, and giro
them a reasonable production of cars,
as on this pice work schedule tho
same man would turn out a larger
volume and receive as much as 918
to $18 per day.
"When tho tnonoy situation began
to tighten up soma ft tho factories
found they wore over producing. In
consoe.ucnco they cut their forco to
one-third. For Instance, the Over
land was employing 15,000 and they
cut to 4,f500 and put these to work
on only two-tnirds time, or iour
days a week. These men flocked to
tho other factories and were put to
work at 88 a day and actually did a
but la these 8 hours they were day's work, which onabled these fac-
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piece work plan. Thoy are now get
ting tho samo amount of work done
tor on nn average of ono-thlrd that
they woro paying six months ago.
"As to a further decline In prices,
this Is Improbablo and cannot cotuo
until there Is a drop In the prices of
material and this will not occur un
til the present supply Is exhausted
and labor conditions adjust them
selves as they have In the automobile
factories.
"The federal trado commission at
Washington Is now attempting to
forco all manufacturers to discon
tinue tho practice of guaranteeing
prices, on tho ground that such prac
tice artificially stimulates high
prices and prevent declines and the
return to approximate pro-war econ
omic conditions. You can seo the
logic of their contention, namely,
manufacturers who guarantee prices
aro merely trying to justaln nrtlfl
cfal price levols as long as thoy can."
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Sacred Heart chureh, corner of
Hlghth aad High, Rev. High J. Mar
shall, Rev. J. V. Molloy.
8 a. at., children's service. Adults
are requested aot to attend this
service.
18:St, high maas and sermon.
7 a. at., rosary aad beaedlctloa.
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The Chrietiaa Science society of
Klasaath Fails holds services la the
lower, roans of tho Library building,
coraor of Third aad Mala street,
Tory Sunday morailg at 11 o'clock,
aad every Wednesday evealng at 8
o'clock. .
The aubject tessoa for Sunday:;
"Doctrlno of Atonement."
The Sunday school session hi from
1:45 to 10:41 every Sunday morning.
The free reading jpom and fro
lendlag library la open from 1:84 to
4:84 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
First Bsptlst Church, corner Wash
ington aai ofctlu
Sunday school at 10 a. at.
Preaehtag at 11 a. at.
Prayer service Wednesday at 8 P. M.
Every second and fourth Wednesday
evening will be devoted to missionary
work.
B. T. P. V. Sunday evening at
7:30 p. m.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend these service.
I.uthoran sorvlcts will bo held Sun
dsy at 3: SO p. m. In tho First Hap
tlst church, corner 8th and Wash
ington. Thome: The Way to Life.
Rev. Karl Matthlea will be tho speak
er. A hearty welcomo i sextended to
all.
First Presbyterian Church, comer
Sixth and Pine streets. Rev, B. P.
Lawrence, minister, 487 Third street.
Phoao 488.
11 a. m. "Quonclng tho Thirst,"
subject of sermon.
7:30 p. m; There will be a union
service here which wilt be addressed
by Mr. Norman Johnson, the fleld
worker of the stato Sunday school as
sociation. He will apeak on up to
date Sunday school Ideas.
At 10 a. m. the Bundsy school
will continue Ita rally day and have
a short closing program. A play rep
resenting a group of Immigrants will
be given by six hys and three girls.
The parents are Invited to be present
for the closing exerclsea.
Our Sunday school Is growing fast.
We Invite you to Join us If you do not
belong elsewhere.
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Methodist aiecoaal Chares. Tenth
aad ' High, Rev, B. J. Ohaaey,
pastor, 1005 High St. Pbtine 637-W.
Christian church, corner tth and
rine streets, C. F. Trimble, pastor.
817 Pine street, phone nos. 374, 471,
Until tho now church Is ready ser
vices will bo hold by tho Christian
congregation In tho Baptist church
on Klovonth street.
Sunday school at 10 o'cleck: sor
mon, 11; Christian Kndeavor, 0:30;
evening service, 7:30.
Tho pastor wilt teach a man's Bi
ble class at tho Star theatre at 10
a. m., we expect to make this a big
class, aad hope to make It both en
tertaining and Instructive. Wo In
vito all men of any age, who are not
members of other Sunday schools.
Mmmanuel Baptist, Eleventh and
High streets. Bible school, 10 a. m.
Prayer mooting Thursday, 8 p, m.
Womea's Home and Foreign Mission
ary society meets first Thursday of
each month.
Recall Straw Ballot
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chnngod from day to day or as often
as tho now returns are rocolvod, un
til eloctlsn day,
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ovorcoals Macklnaws at 30ft less
than tho regular prices at K. K. K.
storo's Harvest salos. 11-16
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
PORTLAND, ORE., OCT. 2, 1920.
CENTRAL GARAGE,
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
WE HAVE NO INTENTION OF CHANGING
THE LIST PRICES ESTABLISHED FOR THE SEASON OF
NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE, ,BUT IN THE EVENT OF ANY
UNEXPECTED REDUCTION IN LABOR AND MATERIAL
EFFECTING THE COST AND JUSTIFYING-A LOWERING
OF THE LIST PRICES OF CHEVROLET CARS PRIOR TO
MAY FIRST. NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE WE
, WILL REFUND TO EVERY PURCHASER DURING THAT
PERIOD THE AMOUNT OF SUCH REDUCTION.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. OF OREGON. '
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