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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1920)
luaa noun THEl EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON gATURDAT, OCTOBER IS, rlM a i y ' NHNIMt OUT 10(1,000 lA7tTIAVi HAIjMM, Oro Oct. in. Tim unto molilln ilitiMirtiiiunt of Mm Horrutury -thrtmViriifflcn him milurcil iiiiin llm tank of moiiiIIiik out approximately 105,000 lottorM to pnrsonsvlio Iiiivo rogliiloroil motor vohlcloit with Mint division of thn Hlnlo KovorninJunt, Hn ctoHOit In tlioxo tottur nrn card which muni ho rilk'il out liy tho up pllrnntn for HcmiNux nml returned to thn Miicrotnry of,Htittu. I.ohI your tlm motor vnlilclu registrations iiKroKii tod 85,000 or about 20,000 less than thli year. A Classified Ad will Mil It. BBBBBBBBHBHWWPBPBIBHBHMBMBI THE roomy and well equipped body of the Oakland Sensible Six Sedan rides on a frame of tough steel six and one-half inches deep. Similar solidity extends throughout the entire car. It has the power and strength for every driving condition. In spect it, now, at our salesroom. OAKLAND SENSIBLE S. IX 0 Cm UHS, Wr JJW. I b Sti KM. Co KM f. V. M. ., UUkttn. JJJUM ( Wot Wktil tfrnm, W R.R. R. GARAGE 1ST I'OHTLANI), Oct. 10. Tbo Port- Und Chamber of common:., In a re ferendum on tho Jonos-Koavl bill, faroroil tho rstnblliihmont of a de partment of puhllc work by tho na tional Koyornmi'nt, according to an nnnouticiiiiKint by M. O. lolgbton, rhalrmnn of tho nntlonal pdbllc workH riopnrtimmt association, Wash InKton, 1). O, Thn referendum, which wan taken by I17R organizations and prominent buslnos men In B status, tho DIs trkt of Columbia, llawnll, tho I'hll Ipplnus nml Culm, cnntulnod throo propositions regarding tho plan, two of which woro approred by tho na tlonnl voto anil by tho Oregon so cjetf. Each organization cast an many vott'H an It had dologaloi at tho an nuiil moating of tho chamber, not oicoedlng ton. Tho national roto favored tho cs tabllnhment of tho public work de partment by tho fodoral government by a ballot of 817 to 549 IU eitabllihmont by reorganising the iHI Br y H IfAltl) TO GET GOOD FABRICS THHHK DAYH but the cloUii we abow are the pro duct of the bout mllla and are ex clusive with us. Come In and toe thrm. Yon'lt be Impressed with their quiet food taste and the char acter of our tailoring fully equals that of the fabric' as ever? good dresser knows. CHAS. J. CIZEK MERCHANT TAILOR 'EpE&r1b&Wiwj3rEG9BHnB)w0wwB&1E&' THE UNIVERSAL CAR A CARLOAD of Closed Models and Trucks Arrived Today But 'km i They Are All Sold Get your order in now, to that jour's will be in the next car load which U on the way.. We have also a carload of FORDSON TRACTORS on the way. Order yours now Danner-Patty Motor Co. WWW department of the Interior, changing It name and excluding from It all non-related bureaus and offlcei waa alao approred, according to Mr. Lelghton. 16 off on all men'a Mackinaw a w eater woolen ahtrta under wear Olorea at K. K. K. atore'a Harvest aatee. 11-16 LABOR LEADERS MKHT PORTLAND, Oct. 16. One hun dred labor leaders met Saturday night In Bricklayer's hall at Fourth and Madlsoa steret to orgaalte a "Baker-for-Mayor club." The mem bers unanimously Indorsed Mayor Baker'a caadldacy for re-election. The Inner recesses of tho Okeflao kee swamp ot Georgia hare Barer been visited. Eiffel suppled 1700,000 and the French goveraaeat 1300,000 for balldlag tho Battel tower. A classified Ad will sell It. Kuppeaaelmers suits and over ?o4t9 a tile Rt 16 redaction at K. K. K. store's Harrett sales. 11-16 AAAAAAAAAAsVAssAAAAAmAAAAAi i fsjMjaaajtaiiasVasajisiWitfNBea4a " v t AsaataMstsatAakajAakasaaaatf ' " 'V,ll ' STUDEBAKER ANNOUNCEMENT With so much commotion in automobile circlet relative to the price situation with tome manufacturers maintaining prices, others advancing prices, and still others among ourselves with substantial reductiont-it is of utmost importance that the buying public be informed as to the actual situation. In announcing the reduction of $125.00 on our Special Six and $200.00 on the Big Six, we have placed these cars on the same price basis as they were two years ago. BIG SIX TOURING CAR Present Price (October 1, 1920) $2150.00 Price June 1, 1918 $1985.00 SPECIAL SIX TOURING CAR Present Price (October 1, 1920) $1750.00 Price June 1, 1918 $1585.00 The above figures show that both models are at present $165.00 more than they were June'l, 1918, when we first started building these models, but the following improvements have been made that justify this $165.00 difference: Cord Tires' instead of Fabric, Side Lamps, Transmission Lock, Rubber Insulated Storage Battery, Plate Glass in the Top, Tonneau Lamp, Outside Dood Handles, Detachable Head Motor, and Better Upholstering and Top Materials. THE PRICE ON THE LIGHT SIX REMAINS AS BEFORE $1485.00. Before the price reduction Studebaker Cars were very much lower in price as compared with other cars of equal quality. Now that the price has been reduced, the difference is even more apparent, and if you will make comparisons of the different makes of cars that might be considered in a class with Studebaker you will readily appreciate the value offered in Studebaker Cars. ' The above prices are "F. O. B. Factory. All Studebaker Models now on display at The Dunham Auto Co. '. r SIXTH STREET AND OAK AVENUE KLAMATH FALLS T XWWWWWXWW.WMWWlwWiWMW WW WIWMMIIWMIWIWMMMWWMWWMWWWMWIMW