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PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
main iuttu oocaks
SUtributon for
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Uhlig's Electric Store
Check Seal
headquarters for Klamath Falls
Schools Continue
To Show Increase
With the Mills school leading In
the Increase ot attendance since the
opening of tie city school, all
scbtools in the cit are each day
registering new students, oc:ording
tt the repo-.t of Superintendent J.
Percy Wells.
Mills school n iv has 312 pupils
registered against 288 nt the first
day bit this year; Pelican Baiy 93
against 84; Fairview 245 again3t
227; Riverside 232 against 213 and
Carload of
Farm Implements
Now on Road From Factory.
As is our custom we will make special prices on
these implements for car door delivery.
October 1st will be the last day we will accept
orders at the reduced prices.
The following prices will be in effect until that date:
Steel wheel farm truck with doubletrees and neckyoke $71.00
Handt Standard Farm Gear without brake 9180.00
Handt Mountain gear with brake $108.00
Moline No. 100 wide spread spreader $18!2.oft
No. 9 seven foot double cut tractor disc harrow 9183.00
14 in. steel beam Blue Bird walking plow 9 20.00
Two Section peg tooth drag harrow 9 1S7.00
Two Section 17 tooth spring tooth harrow s 32.00
All prices are for implements knocked down, delivery
to be made at the warehouse at Klamath Falls, Ore.
J. W. KERNS
Molie Distributor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking Mach
ines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds
1303 South Sixth Street
Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Central school 308 against 302 of
the Ifirat day.
Legion Post Is
Complimented On
Record of Drive
A stirring tribute to the local
American Legion post for its record
in the recent Legion endowment
fund was. the theme of an address
by Colonel A. E. Clark at the first
post meeting held this year.
Slightly over 100 attended the
dinner and open forum meeting af
terward, which was held at the
chamber of commerce laBt night.
Youth Escapes
Roseburg Jail
William Wade Makes
Successful Dash For
Liberty
KOSEBURG, Ore., Sept. 16. -William
Wade, 18 year old boy, con
fined in the county Jail, escaped
fnom custody this morn'lng and is
being sought in the hills surround
ing Roseburg. Wade was being
held pending Investigation by the
ilgrand Jury n a rhlairge of burglary
I at Oakland, having been arrested in
the Bridges, fieneral Merchandise
store of that place.
E.-COXGKKHHMA H MKH
PITT8FIELD, Mass,, Sept. 16.
I (P) Herbert Parsons of New York
I and Lenox, former congressman and
prominent republican party leader
of New York, died at the House of
Mercy bwpltal hero today.
Two Mexicans
Frisk Man Of
Big Bank Roll
Meager Reports Receiv
ed of Robbery at
Paunina Sunday
A flagrant cats ot larceny com
mitted Sunday night; the rubber
and the robbed working In tllO
camp today; and still no arretis up
60 this morning,
This is Una rotiMi'kublo situation
whtcu existed today nt PaunlM
(Skookutn) In nor t Imp 1 Klnuinth,
according Do meager long distance
reports from the S. P. railroad oou
st rti ot Ion canxp,
T'. Mexican either forcibly .:'
through some ruse, stole ISO Hvin
1111 Ami-, lean at Paunina Sunday
night. The names of robbers and
of the Atnerlctfi laborer could not
be learned (nam railroad autbjOrtUo.
"Wc don't want tij discuss the
matter over the telephone. " news
paper reporter was Informed. "We
are awaiting the arrival .f Vputy
Sheriff Roberta, of Crescent, to
take the two men 111 custody."
'Are the two men being held In
Paunlua until the urrlval ot the
sheriff?"
"Xo they are wo.kio.g ftDOttt the
lump," was the reply.
The sheriff's kff'.co slated they
bad heard reports p( sonic mlx-up ill
Paunina but declined to pay much
attention to it 'until ttaaj official
attention was brought to t ie matter.
KERNS PROPERTY
MAY BE USED AS
AVIATION FIELD
If the foreit service officials want
It, property of J. W. Kerns near
Kerfj can be used as an aviutton
field, it was made public yesterday
at the chamber of comme.ee direc
tors luncheon.
Tfce forest service had approach
ed the chamber ot commerce 011
tho psv position of recommending an
aviation field. In order that use of
the field might be effected this fall
If needed.
Mr. Kerns. wltJ is a director of the
chamber, staled ttvit there was all
the level land that was needed and
that it couLd be useful as an avia
tion field wuon blie crops had been
harvested.
The pi'jporty borders oa the Ash
land-Klamalh Fulls highway.
DIRECTORS TAKE
ACTION TOWARD
BETTER STREETS
"Something must he done, but
how, 'jore or when. Is the question
10 be S.lved immediately."
This. L. substance. Lt tho sense
of the chamber of commerce b.ard
cf Kre;tors which took up th'i
question Ot Improving Oregon ave
nue and of saving Wc rest of tho
streets of Klnniuth from 'rapid dis
integration.
The matter was referred tn tho
DJadB and highways committee whk-.i
will confer with contractors con
cerning the cost of Improvement,
and mill also take up the matter
of flnant.ng the Improvement.
Vets Of Foreign
Wars To Organize
A new organization, one wriich
will be affiliated with the American
legion, will be farmed aext Friday
night at Moose hall it was announc
ed last night. The new organization
will be ube Veterans of Foreign
Wars, for which apprjxlmaely 100
applications have bcon signed. The
meeting Frldaiy will be Cor the pur
pose ot completing the organization
and for electing officers.
TRAFFIC COP IS
FREE OF CHARGE
ALBANY, Ore., Sept. 16. A cor
oner's Jury 'here yesterday exoner
ated 0. P. Talent, of MedfoTd, a
state traffic officer who "shiot and
fatally wounded mear Jefferson, on
a side road ,off the Pacific highway,
Ed LlMihignot, a fleeing motorist
believed t have been driving a
stolen caT. Ttte Jjry held that the
officer acted in the line elf duty.
In an oral supplement to the for
mal verdict the Jury stated that It
wps convinced the sh,:otlnig was acci
dental, but lihat tlieVo was tnsuffl
clent cvldU.)f:e to state this In th3
written verdl:t. Tulmit claimed on
the witness stand I hat his gun w as
discharged accidentally when the
automobile In wfblotl ho was rid
ing with N. C, Chancy, district nt
bornc of Jackson county, collided
with another automobile,
PROM ODBLli LAKH 1'.tky
D. P. Roberts; cue of the business
men of the Odcll Lake counby Is in
KlamaUli Kails today on business
matte'rs.
Received our Annual Fall Style booklet. In it
is depicted and described the season's newest
styles from the foremost of authentic sources.
Men appreciate this information coming as it
does, for it gives them food for thought in the
purchase of their new fall apparel.
In it one paragraph reads: "They were origi
nated for Hart Schaffner & Marx." What a
satisfied feeling a man can purchase with in
choosing a garment bearing this famous name.
On the last page you are given a style summary,
throughout the book style alterations, colors,
and the general high lights are pointed out to
you.
We claim, for the well dressed man, an ines
timable prestige to be connected with such a
firm as Hart Schaffner & Marx.
K. Sugarman
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LAFDLLETTE 15
AN EAST WINNER
(Continued From Page One)
nointnee was secretary to tho late
Senator Robert M. LaFollotto und Is
chulrmun rA tho republican state
central committee.
During tho primary campaign I-a-
Fiollette mnde a tour of the state
iipeaklng to largo audiences. Plunks
in his platform wore based princi
pally on the principles of Ills ifaliWr
in his several attempts to obtain
the 'presidential nomination and his
national policy In the United States
senlatc.
NBW YOUK, Kept. 10. (I1) The
possibility of a third ticket lining in
the field In November to contest
the mayorallty election with state
Senator James It. Walker, demo
cratic nominee and Frank D. Water-
mun, republlcun, held the center of
the .political stage today as final
returns confirmed the declsivoness
of yesterday's ballot.
With all districts canvassed, Sen
ator Walker held a majority of
Dt,S48 votes over Mayor John F.
Hylan, candidate for a third term.
Polltlcul obsorvors appeared to bo
equally divided today on the ques
tion of whether Mr. Hylan would
head an Independent ticket nnd the
mayor himself kept bis own council.
Arriving nt city hnll this morning,
Mr. Hylan suld he would conclude
bis term with "nothing to regrot."
BOARD WRESTLES
WITH FINANCIAL
TANGLE OF FAIR
. lliw t inoet, Ibe deficit Incurred
nt 'tho last connti fijlr In itho 'prob
lem undertaken ly the fair board
yesterday which met in the county
spurt iiiouho.
The fair bonrd Is cognizant of
what Its lassots .ml llabllltio are
but Is now ifuccd with tho proposi
tion of securing tho money Ifrtom tho
state and tho county fur the fair,
nit noon us possible. Present nt the
bolard mooting were It. E. Iliad
bury, ohahfnan, ll, N. Moe, H, m.
Hammond, Frank Sexbon and C. A.
llenderifon,
VAIJiKY VIM1TOIM
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Frlngi, ot Alcd
iftord are visiting In tho city today,
When You Keep
Your Car
Well oiled and oqulpped with
the best tires you add olglity
per cent lo its efricloncy.
Let us nil your car nnd retlro
It with
GENERAL
FIRESTONE
and '
OLDFIELD
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Aye. & 6th St.