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RVFNTWS HERAT.D. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1021)
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Quality
Service
to Highway Transportation
Tool Thief Is
Still At Large
Police Unable to Find l
Trace of Petty
Robber
.o (race of the thief who stole,
tool! end equipment Saturday from
a. u. West of tlii lihlig eleotrlo.
More had been uncovered Ihl" morn
ing by police who nroNiuiullliiK the
case.
The thief bad sioion tooli valued
at about (ISO from a truck in
which iiu'v wan stored. No Idea u
to who the perpetrator of the rob
bery Is advanced by either the po
lice or the victim of tho robber.
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25 years of anticipating the
requirements of motorists
making manufacturing pro
cesses more certain produc
ing a higher standard of
quality 25 years of unswerv
ing adherence to the Firestone
pledge, "Most Miles per Dol
lar" summarizes Firestone's
record of service to car owners.
Firestone factories have
grown from a small building
approximately 75 x 150 feet
to mammoth plants having
floor area of over 60 acres
fromacapital of $50,000 toover
$50,000,000 from an annual
sales volume of $100,000 to
oyer $100,000,000 all in the
short period of 25 years.
This Firestone record could
only have been made through
furnishing the public with
outstanding values and is,
consequently, your assur
ance of quality and lowest
prices.
If you would like to know
more of this wonderful record,
ask your Firestone dealer to
send you an illustrated folder.
With today's high cost of
crude rubber and other raw
materials, Firestone's oppor
tunity to serve the public was
never better, due to its great
volume and special advanta
ges in buying, manufacturing
and distribution.
Bend Man Out. on
500 Bail; Faces
Liquor Law Charge
BEND, Ore. Sept. 1. Ln Wilson,
barged with possesion of liquor
Ma arraigned yesterday before
United States Cmmlasloner H. B.
Ellis, Wilson furnished ISrtO ull
and was released. The complaint
was signed by L. M, Klelzlng, law
enforcement lengtiu official. The
original case against Wilson was
brought In the justice court but on
motion of the district attorney was
dismissed for lack of evidence.
V. K. Moretock, U. S. Marshal,
who came from Portland yesterday,
to serve bio federal warrant re
turned last night taking two prison
ers, K. C. Campion and J. I). Swan
son, arrested here on telegraphed
warrants of the Portland poll da
partment.
AMERICANS
MLD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER .... SI.U
Klamath Tire House K. R, R. Garage
Sixth St. and Klamath Ave. " 831 Klamath Ave.
Balsiger Motor Co.
8th St. at Klamath Ave.
Approve Plans for
New Normal School
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 1.
the southern Oregon normal school
156 feet, concrete, stucco finish and
tile roof.' "Toe building wilt In
clude 16 roms. registrar's and pre
sident's cfriee, library, reference
-Plans for rom seating 400 students. .The
est. mated cost U J160.000. The
. lezlslaturp nnnronriateil J17r,.ft00
at Ashland were approved by theitor its c3nstructiou aaa equipment,
building commission of the board of PMa wlu be opened jn about six
reeoins oi siaie normal scnoots late :
yesterdair.
Plans approTed include a two
stfOTy and basement building, 62xj
; weeks.
See Pirates of Penzance, Sept. 3-4,
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Klamath County
Fair
Sept. 3, 4 and 5
Eight Races Every Day
Galloway's Orchestra
High Grade Livestock
Farm Products
Boys' and Girls' Club Exhibits
Community Displays
Potatoes
Musical Show
"Pirates of Penzance"
Thursday and Friday
Dick Nolan Given
Hearing on Range
Violation Charge
Can Not Break
Up Community
Fair Exhibits
(Special to The Herald)
' HEATTY, Ore., Sept. 1. The law
of the range and the law of the
land laid its hand upon James
Nolan yesterday, who is held under i tor
a Change or driving sheep 10 miles I dividual eutrics
Some misunderstanding seems to
exist In the minds jjl some of tho
donators of display material for
community exhibits that individual
displays composing part of a. com
munity booth can be taken down
and exhibited as Individual entries
In grains, grasses, resembles or
other classes. Thla would be mani
festly unfair as the Fair Board mado
a spe.Ial $50 award for community
exhibit which la the full length f
the display pavilion from the farm
crops esalbit and to lake cut Indiv
idual entries from a community dis
play to take taeni to the proper divi
sions where individuals desire to
show their own produce would d"
stroy tho community display. Com
munity gatherings which go to make
a community booth cannot be Judg
ed as individual entries and exhlb-
are asked to br.ng their in
fo the various
SEIBERLING CORDS
80x31.1, 4 ply $15.50
30x3 'L. 0 ply $21.00
29x4.10 Balloon $20.65
33x5 8 ply $63.75
82x4 8 ply $46.50
30x5 8 ply $59.50
32x(! Oversize $93.45
32x 8 ply $88.95
PORTAGE CORDS
(Seiberling Built)
30x3 $10.50
30x3 ' u. $12.00
Utility Cord 80X3 $9-00
Oldfield Fabric 80x8 $8.25
Educational Tire Talks
Iona Ford
i Written expressly for the llnlitlgor Motor Co.,
without pei-misslon i
and must not be eoplod
from its accustomed range.
Nolan, a sheep herder, working
for James Dixon, was arrested Mon
day and was to have been given a
hearing this afternoon before Jus
tice of the Peace Mackintosh of
Realty. DiBtrict Attorney E. L. El
liott left this morning for Beany 10
appear on behalf of the state.
N'olan was arrested in the niy
country near the Parker ranch.
classes of farm produce, as tho thy
were entering independently of any
community display and place them
In OJelr proper divisions.
SECOND AND 3RD
PAVING LAYER
IS LAID TODAY
Gordon Automobile
Found in Redding
A small touring car, stolen Sat
urday night from Vernon Gordon
while he was attending a show in
Klamath Falls, lias been recovered
in Redding, Calif., according to word
received here by police from M. J.
Hammans, city marshal at Redding.
The car had been abandoned in
Redding and the occupants are
presumed to have proceeded far
ther southward.
Police wired b'te Red Hag marshal
to hold the car until the arrival of
Mr. Gordon who will Journey South
to re-possess his car.
The second and third layer of
wa'.rc-iite bitulithlc paving wore
laid today on Fifth street between
Klamath avenue and Walnut.
The third layer, known as bhe
croAn, is tic last and will be rolled
and crushed down Into the second
layer forming a smooth and dur
able tup surfacing.
Work on the paving project Is pro-,
greasing Tapidly and within a few
weeks the streets will be open to
automobile traffic.
r.vcivout' knows that in the djscusion oi diliViTnt tiri" tho paramount
question is sen ioo. It really doesn't make any difference whether the man
ufacturer has lieon in the business ever siuee Hom y Ford worked as a
machinist helper, or whether lie llftl been ill only since the country
went dry the tiling that interests iho motorist is
Will This or That Tire Give Me The Service I Pay For
At one time during a very important battle in the World
War, an American general was about t set out on a very
important mission to the trenches; He found that other
tires had replaced his full set of SEIBERLING CORDS
ami he refused to gel into his ear until they were put
hack on.
SEIBERLING CORD T.IRES are as important as that when every
second counts they are important enough for you to USA m your car,
so you had better make the change today and you will he ready for
any emergency,
SEIBERLING
CORD TIRES
WEAR LONGER
There will be another article in here next icek. Watch for it.
Balsiger Motor Co.
Authorized Ford Sales dC Service
llmiie at . ti.ii .mi I I - - I I'okN
Young Stribling
K. O.'s P. Warren
hi m mi ypsMi
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. l.(Jp)-
Young Stribling of Macon, Ga.,
knocked out Peck Warren of Ath
ens, Texas in the sixth round of a
scheduled ten round boxing exhibi
tion here last night. The bell sav
ed Warren in the fifth round, when
he was floored for a count of eight.
It was Strlhllng's fight all the way.
LEAVING FOB SEATTLE
-Miss Maxine Olson, in leaving
this evening for Seattle, where she
will attend school this winter, plan
ning to make her home with an
aunt. Miss Olson is a dancer of un
usual ability and while here has
appeared upon a number of public
programs.
Ask Bayliss to
Judge Races at
Fair Race Tracjc
Owing to the Inability of Frank
H. Orohs to act as ono of tho three
racing Judges, Manager Hammond
wired Fred Dayllss, herdsman for
the Reginald Parsons' herd at Hilt
whs will bo entered In the Hole
ford classes, asking if ho would of
ficiate as racing Judge. The old
Colo ilanch which is the in'omo of
the Htlcreal herd owned i, Reginald
I'rarsons Is also proud of some of Its
fine saddle horsej and Mr. Ilaylia
has long been n breeder of them,
Word was received rrom Bottle
Mountain, Nevada, tcday by wire
also from Heth Dlxin, to Iho effoct
that he would cut bla I rip short
and be home tn time to act as rac
ing starter.
Sciential says the floor of the At
lantic is rising, but It may Just be
filling up with bottles.
Transport Sinks '
With Men Aboard
FEZ. French Morocco, Sopt. 1,
It Is roportod hern that Ihc Hpanlsh
transport Espano number 5, carry
ing troops Mom puaon Do Volei l
Alhucomns, bolli In .Spanish Morocco,
has been sunk.
Tho Espano num'uur 6, a steamer
of 2,11)0 tons, built at Luebrok In
1900, was requisitioned by tho Span
ish government for transport aorvlco
In tiao Moroccan campaign.
OIt( II ESTH.V REHEARSAL
Tie orchestra playing for the!
i Irates of Penzance" plan to 're
hearse at the fair grounds tomorrow
evening.
VISIT AT OHILOQUIN
Mr. and Mrs. (J, N, Clifton, and
family, motored to Chlloquln, Iatt
evening to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Crooks, who have re
cently moved to Chlloquin, where
Mr. Crooks Is manager of the new
Oolrion Rule store. The Clifton;!
relumed home late last evening.
Mrs. JtALTON HERE
1 Mrs. W. (.'. Balton, is visiting with
W.'., 'home at the DaltJon ranch.
ENTER FAIR K.VHUJIT
Irving J. Dixon and Harry IJooth,
of the Morrill route, More In the cl'.y
yesterday, making entries ol garden
stuff tor tile fair.
SEE OREGON OAVES
Mr. and Mini. Jack Hlrvl, Miss
Cathlten Dervan and William Hend
rHkaon, spent Sunday at tho Ore
gon Caves, at Grants Pass, return
ing home late Sunday evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Sopt. 1. A
man asked John L. Lowla for n Job
In tho Idle anthracite mines, think
ing tie was an operator. Lewis fold
him quickly of bin orrof,
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9 Never again will the ladies o Klamath Falls and vicinity be able
to purchase seasonable wearing apparel at such low prices
8 DAYS LEFT
Y And then we move, we take nothing with us. Only a few davs
T remain '
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BEFORE WE GO
From Fifth and Main Forever.
Don't wait and regret. Call today.
LA VOGUE STORE
5th & Main Sts.
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See Pirates or Penzance, Sopt. 3-4.