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The Oxford Tailors s : : Have 2,000 of the Newest Woolens on display at KKK Store Suits and Overcoats made to your exact measurement from $13.50 to $45 I An Extra Pair of Trousers GIVEN FREE With Every Order oí a Suit or Overcoat Remember We Are Here to Stay and Guarantee Absolute Fit and Satisfaction in Every Particular SOUTHERN OREGON’S BIGGEST. LIVEST MEN’S STORE K. K. K. STORE LEADING CLOTHIERS may be cheaper, too, as the Import duty has been lowered 15 per cent. . TRANSFERS OF Wigs of real hair do not promise to REAL ESTATE (Continued from Page 7) sell cheaper at retail, as the duty of 35 per cent in the old law has been Howard C. Cunnltighnm to E. It that the ordinary family will be able retained. Cheap horsehair wigs may Cardwell, deed, lot« 19, 20 nnd 21, to save under the new law between drop at retail, however, as the import Sec. 3-33-7 S 15 and 45 per cent each year on tax has been chopped considerably. A. A Hellman to Southern Oregon clothing, or between 20 and $60 a Burlesque theater patrons—and Auto company, lots 7 mid 8, block 2«. year. Republicans admit there will i actresses—may be pleased to know Second addition. be a saving on clothing, but do not that the duty on cotton tights has William S. Worden to rii«, H. concede it will be so large. It re been cut in half. This may result In Gee, warranty deed, lot 2. block 12. mains to be seen which is right But cheaper tights at retail—and more of •l«<tsd mayor by a large plurality NEW YORK. Nov. 5.—The voters many before the next election. the greatest tariff slashing was done 'em. Skeletons, too. are on the free Worden. Complete returns from the city give of New York have recalled Charles in the wool, cotton and linen sched list. Skins—dressed skins—are re- I John Purroy Mitchell, the fusion can- CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 5. Judge E. J Murray to H L. Miller, war W. Murphy, ths Tammany boss. ules, and some saving is bound to re J duced In duty 10 per cent, while un- I dldate for mayor, a plurality of 115,- Fredvrlck Spiegel nt.« the eutlre re canty deed, Iota 50 4. 5o S, 508. 507. This is the general interpretation 1628 votes <>\er McCall, Tammany's publican ticket were elec ted at yes 508, 509, 510, 511, 513. 514, 61'. sult In any event, admission of > dressed skins are on the free list. I of the municipal and general elections | entrant. wool, duty free, after next spring will terday's city polling This restores and 517, block 102, Mills addition yesterday, which resulted in a general enable manufacturers to give con to poser the Cox ►.selline WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.—Amer- t'nltrd States to Jesse H. Griffin, sumers better quality if retail prices | icans can die and be hurried cheaper ' landi.ide for the progressives and the WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 5.— patent, lota 1. 2 ami 3. ME S* NEt*. fusionista. are not actually reduced. TRENTON. N. J., Nov. 5. The 1*1- NK% 8EU. Hec 11-37-13. President Wilson today telegraphed I today than ever before. The new As a result, there Is very little pat congratulations to the winners In New e it statu wide returns glee Fielder a For the man who buys suits cost tariff law offers this cheering pros- C. C Low to J. A. Cook, sheriffs ing from $7.50 to $12.00, little retail ' pect. It is teeming with possibilities ronage to be distributed to adherents I Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland and plurality of 18,040 for governor. A '«rt Ideate of sale, lot 2. Sec 11-41-10. »aving will be possible. Neither will fcr reducing the high cost of dying, of Tammany ball. The Tiger faces in Cleveland. He feels that the dem democrat legislature is also a cer C. C. Low to J. A Cook, sheriff's tailor bills be any lower. But “hand- i’ndertakers may face a cut-rate war. the leanest four years in the history ocratic victories In these places vindi tainty. certiflcala of sale. HS NE%, Hoc 11- me-downs” selling now from $15 up cate him, especially In the state elec Lower taxes in the new law on of the organization. 40-11. CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 5. The so ought to go lower at retail—and cer almost everything from coffins to I Leaders of Tammany are angered tions, where the tariff bill and th« ad The Ktnmnth Development comps cialist ticket carried In Shelby, Canal tainly they will be of better quality. tombstones are the features which and chagrined as a result of the elec ministration policies were issues. Dover ami Coshocton, all third cl*«» ny to C. E Hanley, deed, lot 13. Few ready-made suits are imported, tend towards lowering the expense tion. They are disposed to blame TOLEDO, O., Nov. 5 Republicans cities. The sociali«! vote in Colum- block 4 4. Hillside, however, and the imports are not ex of "shuffling off.” Foes of the new Murphy for the defeat Clement Bradbury to Alexy nnd pected to grow very much larger. But i Democratic law insist, however, that It is expected that there will be a carried the city yesterday for the first bus was less than a third of the total John Schrakoff, warranty deed. HW *« cheaper mill costs are regarded as the “ultimate consumer” will get new deal and a new head for Tam- time in sixteen years. Keller was P.,H<<1 in 1911 NW <4, Sec. 28-39-10. certain to follow. little real economical joy of benefit Retail prices on wearing apparel, from the reduced import taxes; that save material costs on large quan ly dominates the market. The Klnmuth Development compa This however, can hardly be expected to I the undertaker may get some supplies ny to Geo. P. Cheney, deed, lot lilt, augurs against a retail price reduc drop before next spring, although cheaper, but his bill will not show tties of steel and lumber. But the block 5, Railroad addition. wholesalers and retailers may decide I any reduction. Here arc seme of the small home-builder, who does this tion. t'nited Press Service The Klamath Development compa Sand and stone are on the free i to “unload” present stocks at “bar possibilities tending to make one's buying himself, naturally will save ny to H S. Evans, deed, lot 9„ block CHICAOO. Nov. 6 Harmony ha* but little. Here's the situation: gain prices” in some instances, in demise a greater financial success: list, but foreign competition In these been kicked clear out In the chill 36, Hol Springe addition The new law places lumber, rough anticipation of the inevitable. Mahogany, rosewood and satin and sawed, on the free list. The old building materials has been kept around police headquarters, while ev Morton R Delxing to Win. I'ardak. Shoes probably will not be any wood for coffins are all cut 5 per cent “Indirect” tariff on imported lumber down by high freight charges. A ery official, from captains down to re deed, lota 2, 3, 4. 6, 6. 7 and 8. block cheaper as a result of tariff revision. in the new law. Silvered and gold ! was about 7 per cent. Unless Ca- duty of 8 cents a pound has also been serve coppers, la trying to figure out 18, Klamath Heights addition Leather has been on the free list, and plated coffin handles are given an in- i nadian and other foreign imports taken off cement in the new law, but who is running the town's morals shoes became costlier at retail soon Major M. L. 0. Funkhouser, second fore and aft. I crease tax of 5 per cent, however. come in great quantities, it is not afterward. Lower import duties on Outer packing boxes are reduced 15 I generally believed that the 7 per imports of the commercial material deputy superintendent of police, and The major did not whoop gener shoe machinery and material used by per cent. Slight tax reductions are I cent reduction will force down retain are, and probably will remain neg “inspector of morale," thought he tanners and shoe manufacturers, it is alities, he recited actual experiences ligible. was. but he doesn't think so today. made on undertaker's chemical sup I prices in this country. Shingles and not believed, will cause any retail Duty on window glass has been re I Chief of Police McWeeny, who Is ot his two investigators, who, by the plies for embalming, which helps ' lathes may be some cheaper to the price reductions on shoes. some financially. The duty on attar consumer in the northwest and on the duced 16 per cent, but American charged with balking Funkhouser's way, must have been some busy birds. of roses alone is cut 5 per cent. Sut Pacific coast—the largest manufac- products also dominate the glass 1 plans, grinned a sort of a “whaddy'u Their report listed more than 100 WASHINGTON, D. C„ Nov. 3.— flowers for funerals are still taxed j turlrg district—but freight rates and market, controlling retain prices free , mean morals Inspector” grin, when "bulfet flats" they said were operat Glare of the footlights didn't squint one-fourth of their value, but then middlemen's costs, it is conservative from foreign Invasion. Lime, tiling, , the question was put to him. He the eyes of democrats who framed the ing as disorderly houses In sections the general run of funerals have few ly estimated, will “eat up” most of brick and paints are other articles wouldn’t answer. new tariff law. They apparently had pronounced by the police as respect upon which duties have been reduced Funkhouser ’ s appointment several imported flowers. the tariff removed. little thought of reducing the cost of months ago was haled as a new de able but in which the foreign competition Mourning stationary is reduced in theater-going in their "revision down Last year 115,500,000 worth of In certain sections, they reported, ’ parttire In handling the vlee prob- the new law, but hardly enough to 1 sawed boards and planks were im is small. ward” to lower the cost of living. The i l<-m In blg cities, and other munlcl- street walkers brushed you off the stage actors and play goers will be save any money for “Mrs. Weeds” at ported, their cost being increased by pailties watihed the experiment with curb; and a few shows on South W ASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. little cheapened ,Lf any, as the result I her stationer. Tombstones ought to duties of >1,178,000. But our own The new tariff law grants free po I Interest The major's job wns to street, they recommended, should of the tariff reductions. Of course, | go on the bargain counter, if the re i lumber mills produced $684,000,000 tatoes. check up on everybody from ropper have th«lr licenses revoked lambs and hams are made free of tail purcharer is given the benefit of I worth and last year exported $51,- Ten police captains came In for n Don't get the idea, however, Hint to chief that had anything to do with duty, but actors and actresses can find the tariff reduction of 25 cents a i 600,000—about three times the Ibis will mean lower tuber prices for suppressing vice. If he found disor- flaying, there were Intimations that little financial solace in the new law. cubic foot in the new act. I amount imported. Imports of both tubers all over the country. It won't. I (lerly resorts running where the po- the "wide open" policy was being put Hangman’s hemp is reduced in | logs and finished lumber are expected Neither can the devotees of the thea Except in a few sections of the coun ' lice said respectability prevailed, he back In force, and some rough thrusts taxes from 2 cents to 1 cent a pound. I to increase largely under the new tar ter, especially the “movies.” try, and except when the housewife I wns to say so. If he found sugges- at department handling of the vic« Theatrical supplies may even be a significant tariff revision. Oh, yes! iff law, but hardly enough materially buys by the barrel, removal of the I tiveness In what the police called ln- situation. slightly higher, as a result of the i Another illuminating feature indica to affect the final retain prices to the former duty of 25 cents a bushel will i nocent little vaudeville shows, he was I The report went to Chief McWeeny tariff revision, while increased Import te of "passing in one’s chips” cheap consumer. « but wns not made public. A week not cut the retail price at the family i to stick it in hla report. taxes on foreign moving picture films er is that asbestos, brimstone, fire Canadian and other foreign lathes, store. Democrats figure that Ameri The major started out with two later a squad of detectives raided and complete photoplays are given a wood and bonedust are also on the imported without duty, may force re cans residing along the Canadian bor paid helpers and a conscientious de some of the resorts listed. Their net new and almost prohibitive tax. Ex free list in the new act. But life tail prices down, however, as $1,- der may save the full 25 cents. And sire to fill the job. He went scouting haul was six women, who went posed and developed “movie" films saving apparatus is on the free list 620,000 worth (648,795,000) were they may feel the reduction this win for a couple of weeks, and then casu through the usual process of paying must pay about 50 per cent of their also. imported last year, paying a duty of ter. So may the residents along the ally remarked that a gambling joint tribute to professional bond women. value in duty now, as compared with 20 cents a thousand. Lathe imports Atlantic seaboard. or two was running across from the The major was a bit sore. He sug WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—The new are expected greatly to increase to 20 per cent under the old law. But folks in interior cities will pay city hall. The police were righteous gested that perhaps Chief McWeeny "Raw,” unexpoaed film, however, is Democratic tariff law will afford some compete with the American product, the same old retail prices—50 cents ly indignant. Didn't they take n transmitted copies of his report to the not subject to any duty. Tnis gives saving to the home-builder-—but it and possibly to force a retail reduc- to $ 1 a bushel depending almost swing around the city hall every day? captains he had roasted. Possibly, he American "movie” concerns the edge will be slight. This prediction Is tion of as much as 10 cents a thous- entirely on the home crop. Could a gambling joint be running thought, the resort inmates knew all made after claims and counter-claims and. But thia neans at beat only a against foreign competition. Imports from Canada, Scotland and across from the mayor's office and about the prospective raids, nnd ai»ent It promises presentation of fewer of Democrats and Republicans have ■ few dollars on the lathing of an or the Bermudas duty free may cut re they know nothing of it. Well, they the week-end over the Indiana line. foreign picture plays. been stripped down to bare figures. dfnary home. McWeeny wouldn't add anything to tail prices in New York, Boston, Bal guessed not. In many profane words, For the actor and actress, the new A greater saving, it appears, will be The same situation obtains regard timore, Detroit, Duluth, Chicago and and dismissed Funkhouser's remarks, the general fund of Information on law increase« about 2 per cent the afforded the man who will build a ing shingles. Last year shingles Portland, Me., but the imported tu That seemed to have taken the kick this score, and there you are. duty cost of cosmetics, theatrical house, bungalow or cottage of mod- worth $1,194,000 were imported, bers probably can't meet In successful I all out of the major. His name didn’t Th« city nldermen, who created the greasepaint, pencils, powder, etc. ■ erate size and Buie pretentions. paying duties of $254,000 to compete competition with the home grown get Into print any more, except in the job of mornls Inspector, are now try- , Eyebrow pencils, however, are reduc In the aggregate, many dollars will with a home production of over $80,- product elsewhere. Freight rates will society column, and the police chuck inn to work out another scheme by ed about 10 per cent. "Stage blondes” be saved in the duties taken off lum 000,000 worth. Should Imports free limit shipment from the immediate led In the knowledge that their ama which the exact jurisdiction of the may be benefited by the lopping off of ber, shingles, lathee and other build of duty greatly increase, retail re district of importation. teur official had assimilated some ex chief and the major can be defined one-half the duty on bleaching pow ing material. But, concretely, the ductions to the purchaser will be The habit of American housewives perience. Dull days followed dull Meanwhile, the Major rests on his der. The dazzling calcium, so dearly f saving to the individual home-builder quite a saving. days around police headquarters— oars, nnd other cities continue to I in buying potatoes in small quanti loved by stage folk, may be cheaper will be small, but highly acceptable. A duty of about 3-4 of 1 cent a ties is another factor In making the and then Funkhouser exploded again. watch the experiment with Interest. by the reduction in the new law of In some sections of the country re pound has been taken off wire nails, 25 cent tariff reduction of little value This time he shot off both barrels. 3 cents a pound duty on calcium. tail prices may go down on a few ar but the American nail is so much su In reducink the cost of mashed, baked One was directed at the conditions J. J. Simonds will leave this week However, most of the spotlights ticles, such as -planks and shinglee. perior and post imports so small and other potatoes on the family In the “former” vice district and the for California points. He will be nowadays are electric. Opera glasses Large contractors may be able to that the American producer practlcal- table. fire from the other raked the police away several weeks. WHO THE TARIFF WILL DO FOR US Tiger Is Downed by New York Voters I More States Enlist Under the Democrat Banner 4 i < 4