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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1919)
,1 Wmmw 11 TilBBr i MMr :l;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'll,"l,l,llit , l111 IJiPWIP' . tag- &-" sv5Jr SSir THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i mmmmmammmmmtmmm awaM a rwannlnwaaannw I'KltAlNi: UIH1NOH lti:i()UTi:t) rUSIMOUH BUSINESS CARDS LONDON, Oct. 20.- A wIivIohh dispatch from Moscow roporta that i-isliiRH tmvo oeeuriod tlirounlioiit I'krnlno iiKiilust tlio forces of Dnnl klno. I.iirr.11 ImilloH of troops uiuliir Hon. l'etutrii aro JoIiiIiik tlio "roil" forces. VVyVAAAArfWM WWWWliX'W p . . SHANGHAI tKT '" SJ!) RESTAURANT X cuor hi;i:y and Nooniiio HOUHH I Hliort Ortlrr MoiiIm Honol. 7U Mil I n Htroot I KLAMATH 1'AIiI-H, UltR. vsvM.M"44 -!-,, 1k Klamath Lodge No. 137 I. O. O. F. Moots Frldny nlKlit of ouch wotik at, I. O. O. 1 Imll. 6th niul Mnln ntrootn. ' 1 J.Hon?on , N. O.J Krod llromor I Socretnry; I. L. Fountain Treasurer ' Kwminn Kncnmpmont No. 40, I. O O. V., meots Tuesday night of ouch wwik nt t. O. O. V. hull. Arllo War rol, C. 1; Nnto Ottorbolti, Scrlbo; . V U Fountain Treasurer. Commission & Auction Room Yob, wo liny lintinolmlil fur nltiiro unit niorrtitiittllHo. High est cash tirlco paid. Son DICK 100S Main Ht. TJm f JH'il'H:fnTfiii CoprrlAllttl .. . .b .. n. rf. nfrnvHH PLAY the smokcgame with a jimmy pipe if you're hankering for a hand out for what ails your smolccappetitcl For, with Prince Albert, you've got a new listen on the pipe question that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries! Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scotfrco from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smokefun that ever was scheduled in your direction! Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; rolled Into a cigaretto it beats the band! Get the slant that P. A. is simply everything any man ever longed for in tobacco! You never will be willing to figure up the sport you've slipped-on once you get that Prince Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction into your smokes ystem I You'll talk kind words every time you get on the firing lino! Tocoy red bat. tidy red l!n$, handiomo pound an J half-pound tin humt dort and that elatty. practical pound cryitat flan humidor mSth spent mo(nr top that hocpo tha tobacco in ouch porfrct condition. If R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C PS! TEUFIIZATI! GREATEST NEED i ifover contracted from Uome dity milk? It is high time that you pro ! tect the health and life of your child and not Jeopardize your boy or Rirl , further by feeding them dirty raw (By DV A. A lOoLB) In 'he laht article we noted that tiecer demands that milk be dean and tVat clean! hi 8 has a market ,T'- Now I have come to the must Im portant part of the whole matter. The part that has prompted nto to take up this puro milk qucHtlon The one thliiK that 1 wanted to i milk. say, and that Is this: I'astuurlza- Milk 1 tho cheapest food you can , Hon Is the only guarantee, buy when you recall that a quart of First milk should bo clean, for It of It Is equal to 8 eggs or two! adds to tho decency of nil milk, raw pounds of chicken. Don't buy or pasteurized. Pasteurizing ovon cheap milt. Jiaiket price Bhould bo! dirty milk would make It uafo but baaed not only oe richness In butter iat um urst ox an on cleanliness..' r faluo. Mr. Yree'e!,' 'Onis of or mHk dealers came tx me and -arti that UQ stooi' --eadr-t"-4ld"tin ''oest'-fos'ifoj" milk. I bM9ve that KHmath (Vills las f oaacleollocs millc dealers and I am 'ot condeattag our milk supply I ve oyr milk l pnrers and Cleaner than' tnjst small dtlea. Ret i are' riai unfavwabl. I r I wilt Rie reparW from the Qtal ibooitOCK en Mm analysis of our m Ik. ' A 1mple tat. for dirt m to rt In milk though a thin layer of cot'.on and note dbwolora'tion. Of. course vlsibto sediment ia milk whlcl' has stood - for two hour in sufficient reason to jnatlfy condem- , -" It would nltbrr be Indecent because It la qeflnUnek dUUnguUheii ta'Baii' PMtaurlztIon couslsU in heat haa:'ciMdllii'M tuiA nie-i,nK m,,k ach tmeture for from. hoes. CliMaltneaa adda Dles ,' i 3V Uk-lt- ' -Lu'I- -, - troi?ta ntowf bacteria with the l UWH. UftrC3 COUU(H W O. 7, --- Jt maa. t W 111 ! m Mo.-. .-. . Ml4fcW IU IHO KUIlaV iieoii . 1.UO naHrin uuviuk j..-- r .. I- I n'd Bfr. French that this fight for pure milk wan' for the producer to remember clean-up common council of your town ho set Nor. th for a. general fall clean up ot your homes and premises. Wo had' one last spring, but you know the price of health to eternal rllgl-' lance. It would be well It we had a Junk dealer to buy everything that had value to It. It would help us to cieun-np. Note well, Mr. Reader, in return ing to our subject that milkls the most dangerous food that you con sume. Annually, thousands ot babies are ushered to premature graves because of impure milk. Others journey through lite maimed as well aV-$oaAijnier. - When the and Injured from its actions. Trad public knows that they cin buy mllkjgedies which many of us In our ig that Trill not give them or their norant bliss look upon without con childran consumption, septir sore cern. throat, typhoid fever scarlet fever,! I have left at the Herald oUlce a dlptheria and other diseasps, then' number of pamphlets from the I'.S, There are a number of good tem perature and periods for paateur lalng wilk without affecting Its food value and with a guarantee that the bacteria of disease will be destroy ed. In practice 115 degrees P. for 30 minutes has been agreed upon as best. Next article will take up why- milk should be pasteurized and will answer all tho otd objections that bavo been made against pasteuriza tion. A town this size should havo three grades of milk, Ordinary raw milk which is not sate, co.Ulllcd raw milk which is bettor, but not safe, and pasteurized milk which Is safe and the best milk to buy. they will certainly pay 2 or 5 cents per quart more for such milk. Two years ago w'e had an epidemic ot typ!-''l fever more from tho milk supplv as many of you recall. What if you were to lose your boy or your girl from tuberculosis or typhoid en? bi spell PIS, SWELLING Don't suffer, Itl(r ronim tho incut you rub with "Kt. Juroh's liliilniciit" Don't stay nrlpplud! Hub this soothing, penetrating liniment right into tho sprain, ache or strain, and out comes pain, sorenvss, stiffness and swelling. Nothing else penetrates, hoals and strengthens tho Injured liuiscels, nerves, tendouii and ligaments so promptly. It doesn't burn or dis color, tho .skin and cannot cause in jury. Dgn't suffer! Cet a small trial bottle from any drug store now Jlmbor up! Hub the misery right out. A moment after "St. Jacob's Liniment" is applied you can not feel tho slightest pain or soreness, and you can go about your regular duties. "St. Jacobs Liniment" conquers pain. It has been used effectively for sprains, strains, soreness and stiffness for 60 years six gold modal awards. public health service on 'Safe Milk" call and get a copy. Ily centrifuglng milk, dirt can be tin own down. About a pound of dirt can be obtained from 0,000 quarts. This equals in New York's city supply 333 pounds dally; or onol ton of 'dirt a week. This dirt con sista of dust, hay, cow feed, cov( bedding, cow manure, hairs, ouii-l druff , insects, bacteria, uddor waste, I blood, pus, etc. etc. '&M3SSSK m wwrmmmm t&smsmLmmrtttmfc VOCHATZER BROS. imifjMN'fj Merrill, Oregon UCKHECHT Shoe EG. U.S. PAT OFF. 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If you aro going on a vaca tion tnko a supply of good reading matter. HAW MILL KNdlNKKHINd' Ai CONHTUUtTION CO. DcxIkiutm mill builder of mod ern Saw Mill, riiuiliiK Mill-, llox I'liiiit.i. Complete pluntft contract ed. AppralnnU unit rexrt made. ProdgliiK. M'n eontraet to build any elans of n billlilliiK and liiNtalt inarlilnery of any kind. Drafting of nny kind ilono. Ditto I'rliitn limito. PHONIC MUJ Olllra In K. 1). HullitliiK iNNiNNiSWV IMiono :illl.J ll'-n.' .Main Ht. O. ft. Lunch AND CONPKCTIONKIIV Formerly nt 45 Main St, Home-Made Hen and Cake. Colli Mct & Lunch Good. loo Cream anil Fruits. Ul y0"r (,,r 'Toubln Troubln.. ' M' "i tlm city t'nrpKiitHr & ivT,,,,1' I'l.ou,, 477W " ""aVtr v" Mil: a. I t J J- '' CblKiii,.,,.. Office fin MMn g, II..M... Office, io. IlM ,', I PITV - v .a . rt (.(JlJf ArAAAMrMAMMAAa nnocrwooffs Pharnary V'-L KLAMATM FALLS OK EOOM int?" 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