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In Made Klamath Stntion for
Oregon State Motor
Attociation
With inn ao.Htlnh 02 Ilia Acme
Motor Co,, inc., u m ooftelal tawi
tag mill Mrvloo atiiuon in Klamath
Falll, mora ben of the Oregon Stata
mi n r uioolttloo iii iin oxtandad
thin additional nrrvlrii when III 111'
Kluimilli oOUBty d ntrlrt. Tin- ACOII
Motor t', wuti lOlBOtid, mi I nOffO
nations conrploted lui raek whoa
OMi i). Brangehburg, raam or ol
Ifie Ofi"on Hut" M 't.ir usuorlutlon,
wu lit Kliimuth Fiilln for Uu par-
Jll Of t-llnadlng Mil MTVl'-e (if
Iba b hIhii mi in muiIutii ari'Kiin
Dader tba plan fi aha aaaoeiaUon
ami u amemaat with authorize i.
i"ini: noil hit vim (aiiiin, f.iii, mi',
ihuiikul f.rnt nli mn 10111 Mr-
i.o u extended neraberi of tho
MMUUOB u.-i whuro within a nsdlna
uf lo oUloa tini station, Itnpat-
able itrooU i r roudii excepted. At
mi lltne, day or night, hollduya or
Hundu). Iin In led. a i inijilntol)
eouippril bowing car wlt.i lompe
turn mnihun!c n chnrun will ht at
tho dUponul f iti'HM-lutliin member i
who tuny meet with g l"f willn In
(Nil district, nnd Iho dlmibled nr
will either ho Hlnrloil of lo.-,i to
dm service aiallou without charge
lo tot dlombar,
fhuilil n member' car be.-onH
disabled i r m ikod ontalda iho
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BUILDING
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SUPERVISION
209 Hopka Bldg.
Phone 250J
For The Best In Paints
W. P. Fuller's Paints, Stove Enamel, Valspar
Varnishes, Nitrokote 30 minute Floor Taint.
Browne's Paint Store
DBAIiEItfl in WAIit rAi'ioii ani PAINM
1020 MAIN STRBBT KIiAMATH l'.l.l,S, OKKCiON
Phone 7 5
iiin. ta or a deilgnatad aona, u ill-
Unt il Mi to oxrimj 25 ntllM fmin
Iho lOOitlea uf lim HTT1m nlallmi,
Din HKiiihor will pay for Iho aorvlcn
ut Mo rnto of per 'hour, tlmo
in ht oompatod from Mm Una itr-
V l r r.,r loaVl'H I llH lltlltloil lllld m-
turni to tbt MHnt pulnt, in moh
InaUincai, mambari win hi oradltod
with .10 mill u ten r. iiilaldo roptjn,
howarar, ami fot iht ntma oooaam-
ed hy tow ear la making iim run
Within M limit , hoih cj1ilk und
raturnlnr,
if ii in ear in to badly damafad
it oannol ha mttiy oparattd aadar
lln own pnwitr to a pitta of Ihaltaf
or oannol ba hXrad on it own tour
Whaalt, or mi tWO Oi Iim whoula, by
mint erand or doity, and mut bo
traaaportol on iruok, laila Mrrloa
will bii (Aogad for at rofUlUr i-ati-i.
aln'iii thn iniiiulii'r rarrlua l.iaurunin
ooti rlat Uu domosa to bta car, ba
inn it pay tliu aorvlco atatloii hi
rogular rataa and Iban eollaat from
Iim liiaurntiro company.
If a malnbar'f cur atorw and oiin
u i he Hta.to.l bivuimo of aumn m-
ebtanlM ir.ubii, aban on im anraai
or hlKliwav, u aorvlru i-ar will ba
promptly durpatobad to tcia piacu
idlrtetod arid any minor troublaj,
Mhltb maki, It Impoaatblo for Hu
I ootoMobUa to bo operated, win ba
adjuatad. it hmH adjastraaau ca'i-
imt ho c.mpliti'il within 30 m-nuiui
however, thru dlaubU'il ur will bi?
Iciai I to nurvli-n nlatl m.
Inotndad in thin amanaanaji first
ulil mail bitvIco urn aurh mltur ro-
polra an eorraetton or Ignition trou
ble, i irbiirutor a IJuntmiint. lilOOalBg
iloKKfil Kaa lino, fjc'iloaliia; Ijobd
battery oqnneetlom, or ny minor
ropalra which can bn compli'tnd with
in a period of :io inlnutOB. Iniluded
Everything in Electrical
Fixtures
For the home, lions, washers,
Lighting fixtures and accessories,
etc. -see us for expert house wiring,
River Electric Co.
BUILDINGS
n m' '. . faaBaagi - i ssa
1 ill II I I UL I II! I
MERWIN
IUST a
ideal though studied with a view
of utmost economy of construc
tion. The living room extends
across the width of the house
while the bathroom and closet
open conveniently off the bed
room. I he kitchen has built-in
cupboards and windows over the
sink and drainboard afford the
best of lijht. Stairs off the rear
porch lead to basement.
Design utmittr-d by the National Boildcrft"
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Uuirau. bpukane, Wai'ungtan.
In this aarrica Ib tCie (hanging of
Urea tor lady mambara of a mom-
bnr's family Urban ttnOCCOmpanled by
a male compunlc.i. Tiro cbann'-ng
service will nl ho a'.-corded to a
man pdretsally able to otMnce a tiro
htmoaVt.
Whan iim ohongtog hcvIco Ib
deilred, hiwever, It will onl- be
(Iran where Mere l a serviceable
apnre tire on Iho cur. In no event
will tire repairs bo made on the
roaj free. Under the head of eme.-
Igencur aarrica also Ib included Uha
delivery of gas nod oil. for fOatMh
j members must pay cash lb service
man, at the market -price. In t ie
I event new part '.ire required, 'freo
dolivorj' of flume will be made, b'Jt
! parts muat be paid for ou delivery
j at market prices.
These towing service stations hav.i
been Installed at the following points
f-.ir tho eonvonleii'.'e of members of
li e Oregon State Motor association:
liortland call Broadway 1280; Ash
Inmd, Automotive Shop, 100 Main
St., Tel. 44; Canyonvlllo, Paiclflc
Highway Garage Cottage Grove. BU
lla Hall's Garage. L'4 South Fifth Si.,
Tel. 64; Kugene, ltoclclilll-llevan
j Garnge, 61 Seventh Avenue W. Tel.
110; Grants L'ass, Smith Garage,
I Fifth and II St., Tel. 65; Itoseburg,
Roroburg Garage, 116 Nbrla Rosa
I St., Tel. 408; Bend, Bonbroger'a
Gurage, 1S1 Greenwood Ave., Tel.
196 W; Hood River. Rifle & Blltott,
Fifth & Oak St., Tol. Day 4 331.
NiKht L'6!U: Tho Dalles Read A
j Gallowaiy, 609 E. Secon 1 St.. Tel.
1400, Night S83J-5S3rw-4ej; Bonne
ville, BOnUatflle Garage, on Colum
bia hhtfiway, Tel. ftonnovllle Ex-
lohange; Gladstone, Durmlre Motor
j Co., Pacific Hlghwniy & 82nd St.,
Tjt 66; Seaside, C. A. Groat Garage
Tol H3G; 318 South Seventh St..
Astoria, Astoria Service GarUge, Tol.
1044 ; Corvallls, Oorvnllls GragO,
Tel. 918, TOrd & Adams St., Med
Bora; Hlttaon'a Garage, 3640 Fir St.,
Tol. 57.
Additional atetlOna are being eg
tabllshed as fast as tho growth ol
tiho association will Justify such ex
pansions. Lists of these additional
stations will be Includod In the cm
ploto list t stations printed each
ffiontfh In tho Orogion Motorist, the
official monthly magazino of The
Oregon Stale Motor association.
Eland Found Not
Guilty Yesterday
"Not guilty."
It took a Justice court Jury just
five minutes to come to this doels
! ion. after the Btale had miido the
J closing argument late yesterday nf
iternoon in the ease of Ohttrlos Eland.
' charged wllh possession of intoxl-
1 ,n t In it lln, inf
Bland, nn employe of the Stewart
and Welsh construction company
ill I ': 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii : i wan clinrced with lmv-
s s rinrnn otii i
LLMULnj I ILL
MAINTAIN PAGE
xAMf Pfe Washington and Pittsburgh
cozy little three-
ff-fi&'jl room home, yet the in- ! gj
room home, yet the in
terior arrangement i s
PLAN
ing several pints of beer, with an
alcoholic content of nine per cent
The jury yoa composed of John
C. Boyle, Tom B. Watters, L. ).
MHIb. W. P. Johnson nntl O. I,.
Larsen. V. A. Wleat represented
the stale.
oAt the INE TREE
Back to his "enduring rags" onco
more. Jackie Coogan will oomo to
ih" Pine Tree theatre Sunday in hia
latest picture. "The Hag Man."
Those folk who have been demand
ing to see tho Jackie they first
loved In "The Kid," will have their
opportunity, for he Is said to have
a similar role that gives hi in just
as much chance for pathos and even
more for comedy.
Tho story was written especially
for tho child star by Wlllard Mack,
and this distinguished playwright
has constructed a humorous and
thrilling tale as only he can. full of
activity, but not crowded with com
plications. A Regular American Boy
In "The Rag Man" Jackie is once
more a regular American boy, a lad
from the sidewalks of New York.
In his other recent pictures he has
been wandering all over the map in
a variety of roles, but in "Tho Hag
Man" he Is the Jackie that everyone
first learned to love when Charlie
Chaplin brought his genius to tho
fore.
oAt The LIBERTY
Playing the part of Lassiter. Tom
Mix is al the Liberty Theatre, where
this screen adaptation of Znno
Grey's famous novel, "Riders ot the
Purple Sage.'' Is playing for two
days.
In this virile druma of pioneer
days, Mr. Mix portrays the part of
a Western hero who, like a devas
tating angel, swept through the
countryside of the early settlement
and made his name a terror to right
a great wrong. He plays it so con
vincingly and with such a wealth of
dramatic force that tho rolo Is des
tined to stand ns ono of his greatest.
Tho closing sceno of this throb
bing drama of tho Rrent Western
desert is staged In tho mountains.
In a spot of great natural grand
Bur. To save a girl and her sweet
heart from a force of pursuing
rustlers, a huge rock is dropped
down a sheer cliff, crushing to
death many of tho horsemen.
Running through the entire plc
luro is a powerful, absorbing' love
story that breaths the ruggedness
and the wholesomeness of the great
Wost. One of the biggest surprises
Is tho discovery of the Identity of
the mysterious masked rider.
SAN FRANCISCO. Harry Mn
lonoy of Stanford University wns
elected president of the Pacific As
sociation of tho A. A. I'. Mnloney
succeeds Sam Goodman.
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itOSEBURG, Ore., Sept. IS. The
Italian prune crop being harvested
In Douglas county this year is un
usual in many respects. In the
ilrst place small sizes are not be
found. Packers and others interest
ed In the harvesting of the crop
state that fay far the bulk of the
prunes will run 40 or better. Or
chard runs are found to be almost
straight 30-40's a condition which
! Is quite unusual. Although Petites
are smaller In size, yet they too are
running high and are excellent in
quality.
.mother noticeable fact concern
ing the Italians is that they are lack
ing in "bite" and have an unusually
high sugar content. Usually the
Italian prune is somewhat tart and
has a peculiar biting flavor. This
year they are almost as sweet as
tho French Prune.
The prune harvest is rapidly near
Ing a close, and drying is expected
to continue for only about a week
more.
MARKETS
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 19.
Cattle receipts SO, market nominally
steady. Bulls, good (Beef yearlings
excluded) 4.00 to 5.00.
Hogs receipts 300; Market slow
25c lower. Heavyweight (250 to
350 Iba) medium, good and choice,
12.00 to 12.50; Medium weight
(200 to 250) medium, good and
choice 12.25 to 12.75; light weight
(160 to 200) common, medium,
good and choice 12.75 to 13.00;
Light lights (130 to 160) common,
medium, good and choice 12.00 to
12.75; Packing hogs, rough nnd
smooth fl.Oo" to 11.00; Slaughter
pigs 90 to 130 lbs., medium, good
nnd choice 11.75 to 12,75; Feeder
and stcker pigs (70 to 130) med
ium, good and choice 12.00 to 12.50.
(Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded in above quotations).
Sheep steady: receipts 900 (S15
thrugh).
Eggs firm, higher. Current re
ceipts 39; Juliets 34 1-2 to 35;
Firsts 37 to 37 1-2; Extrns 40 to
4 0 1-2,.
Butter firm higher: Extra cubes
City 52; Standards 51 1-2; Prima
firsts 50; Firsts 47; Undorgrades
nominal; Prints 53: Cartons 54.
Milk firm, Bcaree. Best churn
ing cream 52c net shippers' track
in zone one. Raw milk (4 per cent)
2.55 cwt. fob Portland.
Poultry steady, heavy bona 24
to 25: Light 15: Springs 2a to
26; Young white ducks 25.
Onions steudy 1.50.
Potatoes steady, now 1.75 to 2.00.
TALIAN PRUN
UNUSUALLY BIG
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. (ff)
Most major league clubs were close
ly bunched today with the Pirates
and Senators continuing their tri
umphant march toward the bunt
ings. Four Boston pitchers fell under a
barrage of IS hitB from the bucan
eerB. who registered a 9 to 7 vic
tory. However, Pittsburgh's lead
remained at seven games as the
Giants topped the Cubs 8 to 3.
The Cardinals strengthened their
grip on the fourth round by turn
ing out a 9 to 5 victory over Brook
lyn. Dazzy Vance, Robins star
twirler. was replaced by Brown In
the eighth inning when St. Louis
scored seven runs. Vance's inef
fectiveness was caused by a sore
finger. The Cardinals are one game
In front of Brooklyn.
Philadelphia trounced the Reds,
five to one, Willoguhby beating Don
ohue in a pitching duel.
The world champions easily dis
posed of the White Sox. 10 to 5, but
a double victory- tor the Athletics
over the Tigers, 4 to 2 and 7 to 3,
enabled the Mackmen to gain half
a game. The Senators now lead by
seven games. Detroit holds fourth
place against Chicago by one game.
Cleveland made sixth place more
secure against the Yankees by com
ing out on the long end of a six
to five score in Boston. The Indians
have a two game margin on the
Hugmen.
Bob Meusel's 29th tiomer of the
year and Babe Ruth's 20th four
bagger helped New York defeat the
Browns 4 to 1. McManus of St.
Louis broke the Yankees' pitchers'
record of 4 2 earned runless innings
by slamming his 13th circuit drive
of the year in the sixth.
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Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1,
128 to 30; Filberts nominal, Al
monds 25' to 27; Brazil nuts 18
, to 20; Italian chestnuts 21.
I Cascara bark nominal at 6 to 7;
Oregon grape root nominal.
Hons firm, sales at 26. New crop
clusters 26: Ruggles 27 to 27 1-2.
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 19.
Eggs extras up 2c, market firm.
Current receipts 3S: pullets 344
35; firsts 37 374; extras 42 hi
42?4.
Butter firm. Extra cubes, city
52; standards 51; prime firsts
50; firsts 47; undergTades nominal;
prints 53: cartons 54.
Milk firm. Best churning cream j
52c net slippers' track in zone 1.
raw milk (4 per cent) J2.55 ewe,
f.o-b. Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavt? foens 24
25; light 15; springs 25026; young
white difcks 25.
Potatoes firm, new 1.75 0 2.00.
Onions, weak, 1.25 1.35.
Nuts steady. Walnuts numibes- 1.
2S30; filberts nominal; almonds
25 0 27; Brazil nuts IS 20; Italian
che3tmuts 21.
Cascara bark steady. Nominal at
6 7; Oregon .grape root nominal.
Hops firm. New crop clusters 26;
fuggles 37 027.
So few ladles and gentlemen drive
their autos like ladies and gentlemen.
Do You Need Money
to build that home
If you own your lot, and have some money, we
can loan you half the value of building and lot
combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now, before the spring
tush begins, so that your dream home may be a
reality before snow flies again.
There is no quicker way of making money than
by real estate investment in a growing town. You
w in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momyer
Insurance Real Estate
Hopka Building
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i Moonshine Blamed
For Wild Antics
EUGENE, Oro., Sept. 19. Moon
shlno liquor Ib olumed by police
for tho escapade of a man said to
b" James Whlto hore last night, In
volving the throwing of flower pots,
tho breaking of a window, and
frightening of residents of a district
of tho city. Calls from several
parts of tho district were sent In to
police, telling of visits by tho man.
He first appeared at a service sta
tion and threatened to shoot every
one In the vicinity. Then ho wont
to a hotel and continued his throats.
The Clarence Whltten homo on Mill
Btreet was the third place visited.
There the man smashed a flower
pot and threatened to shoot the
householder.
The man was finally captured on
Klncaid street after he had crashed
a second flower pot through a fra
ternity house window, striking one
of the fraternity members.
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Management
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Phone 298
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