The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 23, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WESTERN STATES
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This is all that Swift & Com
pany's profit cost the average
American family in 1919.
Here are the figures and author
ities for them.
The average consumption of
meat per person for a year is about
180 pounds (U. S. Government).
The average American family is
4Vz persons (U. S. Census).
Swift & Company's profit from
all sources in 1919 averaged less
than 14 cent per pound on all
products including meat. '
This averages for the family less than the
price of
1 cigar per week for father, or
1 street car fare per week for mother, or
1 package of gum per week
for the children.
The complex service which we
furnish the public is efficient and
economical The cost to the public
in the shape of profit is too small to
be noticeable in the family meat bill.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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FOREIGN LANDLORDS
Italy after January 1 of
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The proposed tax on Italian
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tax would be Imposed on property in and shares heId abroad ,s "Itlclzedi
Italy owned by foreigners not living by the nancIal eiVert of the Tri
in this country under the Drono,! buna as unU8t cn the Ground that
new taxation and finance law which thls PrPertv already pays an
hn'nvomm , Li w .. tax n tne country wnere the
chamber of deputies. This tax also is .UvlnB- The paper poIn8
would apply to Italy's stocks hich 8uih a tax wouId be 1Ikely t0
auch foreigners mav hold. aee entrance 01 roreign capital into
Any money owed abroad bv Italian tnls country wh'ch is so
subjects or companies also would be.'01" Italy at thls moraent-
heavily taxed. Subscribers to the!
loan of 1920 and capital brought :utoj A Classified Ad will sell
Paj J:0thing -Use th's razor in
your man home on 30 days FREE TRIAL!
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Saftty Razor
II you lilw it luy it If you don't, return it. Tho
AutoStro Razor makes good with its users because t
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i and cleans without removing the blade.
Star Drug Company
1 SAN KRANCISCO. Cnl., Apr. 23. !
, Selection of delegates to national
! party conventions holds the Immed
i lato Intoeats of voters In tho far !
western part of tho United States,
three states having presidential prl-'
i mary elections for that purpose, tho
others choosing delegates at stnte
canventtons. j
I The long series of campaigns, po-!
I lltlcnl gatherings and preliminary ,
elections will culmlnnto In tho gen-1
oral election November 2 when In
1 nearly all western states olllces
. ranging from t'nltcd States senator-1
ships to county officers will bo llllod. J
Tho direct and Indirect Issues
J range in character from contests ho
' tween friends and opponents of tho ,
j Non-Partisan Ienguo, prohibition)
and organized labor to tho high cost j
of living and taxation. '
' Of tho presidential primaries, tho
first comes In Montana April 23, fol
lowed by tho California primary
May -t and the Oregon primary May
,21.
Arizona
' A contest for tho office of United
States senator from Arizona will bo
1 a feature of tho general election In
'Arizona on Nevembcr 2. It will in
j voire the seat of Senator Marcus A.
I Smith, whoso term Is expiring. At
.the samo time, tho offices of Gover
i nor and nearly all other state, offi
cers will bo filled. There aro a few
exceptions. One member of the su
premo court Is to be chosen, togeth
er with one member of tho corpora
, tion commission and two of tho tax
.commission. Other members of the
supreme court and of tho two com
missions remain In office, their term
, not being duo to expire. Few nsplr
'ants for nomination for nny office
have yet announced themselves.
! Both democrats and republicans
selected delegates to their national
conventions in February, Both sets
J of delegates are uninstructed, al
though the republican convention at
Tucson adopted resolutions favoring
! Ionard Wood's candidacy.
California
The contest between adherents of
United States Senator Hiram W.
Johnson and Herbert Hoover, for
mer United States food administra
tor, both Callfornlans, for this
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national .convention holds chief in
I terest In the California presidential
primary election May i.
! The two other party tickets to be
, voted upon, the democratic and pro
1 hlbltlonist, present no contest, the
delegates being unopposed, the pro
, hlbltlon" delegates belrig pledged to
Henry Clay Xeedham of Los Ange
les.
1 The state primary comes August i
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this year
24, when candidates will be noml
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for a United States
senator-.
ship, eleven seats In congress and a-
stores I i0'ng list of state and county officers
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Colorado J
Colorado will hold its state prl-'V
Income j mary election on September 14 for
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owner .nomination of a united Mates sena
out that,
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tor, four congressmen, all state offl-jA
cers, eighteen state senators and 65 (
members of the state house of repre-1 JT
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necessary 'sentatlves In addition to county and I
it.
district offices. I J
In addition to the election of na-j
tional and state officers at the gen-JA
eral election November 2, the voters , 8
will pass on at least four initiated ,
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filed with the secretary of state are:
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bond Issue of $350,000 for erection
of a state psycho-pathlc hespital:
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an old age pensions measure; a bill i
to limit the hours of employment of
fire fighters and a bill for n separate '
ltcenslng-board for chiropractors.
The republican stato convention
meets at Pueblo May C to select dol-
i egates to the national convention.
Tho democratls state committee Is to
meet In Denver May 1" to fix a dato
for the state convention.
Idaho I
At tho general election next No-f J
i vein her. niano citizens win eiett u j
ticket ranging from united States I a"
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STANDARD '
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
ItEIIDING. CAMP.
,31, J. Twomey, 3Innngcr
l'hono 3Iuln 70
When In need, of loggers or any
kind of' help write, wIjm or phono
this, office.
" KcUdlng'fl licadlng Aijcncy
, ssBsssp BsssBsssjHHR3il
FRANK B.
THE PHARMACY WHICH MADE
GOOD IN ONE MONTH.
ONE MONTH AGO THIS PHARMACY WAS NOT
IN EXISTENCE
TODAY
90 PER CENT OF THE PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN
IN KLAMATH FALLS ARE FILLED BY US
THIS REMARKABLE RECORD SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF
Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy
FRANK B. ROBINSON
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We Admit That There Are Much
Larger Stores Than the
West End Cash Grocery
But we will not admit that the larger store can and does sell you
any better goods and that with the larger overhead expenses that
they have they must charge you more for the goods than we, who
have no clerks, a cheaper rent, and a cheaper delivery service, we
buy from the same wholesale houses, we pay our bills promptly
and get our goods at as low a cost, and are selling at as small a
margin of profit as.any.
We offer the following specials for Saturday, April 24th.
Red Ribbon Coffee, in pound cans, the pound ;.49c
Motor Coffee, in pound cans, the pound t 50c
Crescent Coffee, in cartons, the pound, .' 42c
Hills Bros. Japan Tea, the pound , ; 38c
Hills Bros. English Breakfast Tea, the paund ;-.? 38c
Royal (Dlub Tea, both Japan and English Breakfast grades, lb...38c
XTRA XTRA XTRA
California Grapefruit, Saturday only, 4 large nice fruit for 25c
Best Grade Standard Peas, the doz., $2.10; case ...$4.10
A solid pack Standard Corn, the dozen,$2.10; the case $4.10
Asparagus Tips, packed solid, choicest white tips,' the can 43c
Picnic Hams, the pound for Saturday ., 35c
Light weight, Breakfast Bacon, the pound . 55c
Medium Small Hams, the pound I ., 45c
Dry Salt Bacan, the pound '. .'.:....40c
Watch for our advertisements and take advantage of these sales.
West End Cash Grocery
220
First door east
ROBINSON
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