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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1920)
MOT i'HHHM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TVKHliX, JULYllj& V DELEGATE TO ILL MEETING tt nit titfltiimnii u K, f, I, As a cook, Iin a fine bilcldayer T H 'SURE THINQ," I nall. YOU STAY In bed. AND I'LL 'cook breakfast." j0 MY wlfo agreed. HK'O TRY It one. AND THE frail was Cno. AND THE coffee well. PKAKINO roughly. IT WAS fair. UT WHIN t tackled. OUR MILK griddle cake. SOMETHING WINT wrong. THSV LOOKED Mf. FLOUR, SODA, and aalL OUR MILK, on egg. MIX, DROP, cook, flop. UT OM1THINQ want wrong. O I stacked the cakm. UNDER MY window. TO MASSACRE. THAT TENOR cut noit door. AND I asked my wlf. WHY CAKES so wrong. HE SAID, "If Ilk. THE CIGARETTES you amok. JUST TH?NK It over." AND FIRST I aald. "THEY SATISFY." UT SAW that wain't It THE NEXT sum landed. "THE BLEND can't b copied." AND I gotU admit THERE'S SOMETHINO la. THIS TALK of knowln' bow. KNOWING HOW I everything in blending cigarette tobaccoi. Th Chesterfield reclpo calli for the cholceat Turkish and Domestic tobaccoi, expertly blended In the exclusive, can't-be-copled way our own tecret. We do ''know how" and that' why Chestorflolds "alUfy." jwf mLjti mP&M?$?t 'mMM CiflKi'wu'CaV.iUAmiap., .mi,mmSJUFmiXt JE"" W iBW3.'2EI' M' VTi.- UirwitW . w-i , wW, awa j : .fcjgW- CIGAHBTTBS i STEAKS CHOPS BAKR1TE BREAD AAAMAAAAAAAAAMAAAMAAAAAAMaiwvVMMMwwwwMvVvvVvvVwVWwwVM THE REX CAFE IS NOW READY TO RETAIL BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION ERY STORE, PALACE MEAT MAR KET, THE REX CAFE. THE REX CAFE! I : FISH OYSTERS 1 -,--,j.... ' To tho members of tho V. II. Hprnguo Women's Relief corn of Klumalh Falls, Oregon, ,1 herewith Hiibmlt my rnport an a doInKuto to tho department i'oiij;nllon at Astoria, Juno 8, 1020, On Monday and Tuesday bctwoon COO and 000 members of tho different orders, nnnoxits of tho U. A. It. of Oregon, arrived. They re met by the Dor Bpom'" and assigned to their rooms. I wiut to nay that tho acouti were the moat manly, courteous llttlo follow It ha over been my privilege to meet. The Women' Ilellof corp opened at 2:30 p, m., Mm. Jennie C. Ilently, president, presiding. The opening services, wlilch were a song (America), prayer and a laluto to our flag. The memorial service wern lm preulvely rendered. During the sorvlce a boquet of flower wi placed on the altar In remembrance of our deceased member one being placed by Mm. Martin of Klamath KalU corp for our dear sister. Mm. Fleet, a u fitting tribute to h-ir memory. In the overling a reception and hearty wotcomo wa given by the city of Astoria and It wan surely a whole united welcome. At all business hcusca tho door were throw ti open for enturtalnmont oven the picture show gave ff'O admittance during our May to all old veterami and their wives. ' Wednesday The president Introduced all de partment, punt and national officers who were tandered tho proper salute! I Tho president gave a very Instruc- illvo and Interesting addrvsn which was responded to by Mrs. Olllman, president. How Much is a Million? nphe moment you mention a million - dollars to some people, they are antagonistic. They imagine that a million dollars represents a tremen dous part of the national wealth. Instead it represents only one penny for each inhabitant of our country. Swift &. Company last yearhad an output of 5,500,000,000 pounds. A profit of one cent per pound would have re sulted in $55,000,000. The actual net profit was $14,000,000 or one-fourth of what we would have made had the profit been at the rate of 1 cent a pound. An average profit of only a fraction of a cent per pound indicates a highly competitive condition in the industry and also proves our assertion that packer profits have practically no effect on prices. Swift & Company. U. S. A. (l& STOPS HEADACHE. . PMN.JEURAL6IA Dos' Mffsrl Oct ft dlat pack- or or. Jim' x Powder. You can clear your head and relieve dull, splitting or vlolont throbbing hnaiUi'lio in a momont with a Dr. James Headache Iovdf. This old time headache relief acta almost msl rally, Send some onu to the drug store now for a dimo parkngu mid a few mo tafni after you take a powder you will wonder what becnmii of the head ache, nmiriiltflu utid pulii. Stop mlTcr Injf It's mti'dlvu. He " you get whut Chlla ha frequently dm a dlsaaay d by the faar that hr supply of nltrat might becomo exhausted. TbI would mean nut only a du turbanco of chemical condition In atl parta of tho world, but aUo a dlsastorous fall In'tho Income of the Chilean Government, which for the past forty yoara ha placed a tag on tho oxport of thla natural product. From this tax Chllo has derived be tween three anil four hundrod mil lion dollar In gold slnco 1880, with out taking Into acount tho revonuo from lodino and from tho salo of nit ruto lands, ' Tho production of sTIk In tho Unit ed Stato has grown to 1500,000,000 a year, a compared with only $100,. 000,000 In 1900. 1 SPECIALLY PRICED WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SUMMER FOOTWEAR THE BOOTERY CHAS. P. MAGUIRE t .713 hUim St, , . KUauttk FalU i 1 pus I Kducatlon as discussed a rcso-i lutlon was ilrufled and unanimously! passed to Increase the salaries of I touchers owing to expensive living and all wcro instructed to work with' I that object In vlow. I It was reported that the soldiers' home at Hoseburg was very much In neod of rag rugs Canby corps had svnt 10 and a few others had sent one(l or two. The serlor and Junior vlco presidents gave an unanswerable addroKM on the subject and suggested that all corps mnko rugs tor tiiclr use ii ml I would mildly suggest that this corps make a few rugs and vend ttu'in It would certainly add to the comfort of those old soldiers wlt'i only a small effort on our part. Wo then attended tho parado which was a mllu long and It made one's soul proud to observe those old sol diers march with tho drum corps stop oft like boys. Next the presentation of the Amer ican flag to the public school of As toria by the W. R. C, of tho depart ment of Oregon presented by Mrs. Myrtlo Martin of this corp in an elaborate, appropriate and befitting manner. A large picture of Lincoln was presented to the high school by the ladles of the O. A. R. and a nag to the Doy Scoot by the Veteran Daughter t wist to praise the scout with all my heart they were certainly efficient and deserving after three rousing cheer for them wa returned to oar work. Several vary important resolution were passed which you will receive In the Journal. The natloaal president fo Pitts burg, Fa., wa introduced and given a proper salute a very, very old lady she was a most wonderful woman w'ho gave an address so full of Infor mation Interesting and Instructive I wished that overy member of this corps could havo been presont and hoard hor words of encouragoment and enthusiasm for tho good cause that each and ovory ono of you mem-1 burs could not, without regret, lot our home corps dlo for want of at tendance i An oxtonded discussion was on-i terod Into In regard to the proper mannor of saluting tho flag tho corps salute being different from the uttentlon to tho flag when passing by we, the corps, should stand with right hand In same position as sol- dlors. It was also decided that the flag law should bo read In each corps occasionally that the flag should not be used for advertising purposes nor tucked over car but left stream ing that the flag should always go ahead and never behind that Boy Scout should at all times, be author ised to correct the improper use of the flag, harshly It necessary, wheth er being used wilfully or Innocently. structor contain tho following with other Items which you will receive In the Jeurnal: Number flags presented to schools, churebvs and public buildings, etc., 85. Amount of money expended for patriotic purposes, $615.33. In tho evening a reception was given to the national president which was well attended. Thursday After opening ceremonies several songs were rendered by the old vet erans, some ot their own composition. The question was asked how to proceed when a church refused to dis play the flag during services? The answ$ was go to some other church., , The matter ot what to do with old worn out flags? Some Instances the Boy Scout were directed to gather them aad destroy them and order the public to, replace them with new oaes. It was decided that alt reasonable and just assistance should be extend Z !.. (Continued om Pag Biro) UHlllHIHimilllllMK ' Comfort CILiiliiiess Reasonable Rates lXAAAAAJJAnlfVVVVsss"l"ll"ln"ll"a Ik Central Hotel tnjuvuvtnrijvtrijuuumj "-"-------"'--" fljfLTnjtriruvtrifrMvyyy New Throughout IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN ISHED AND FURNISHED. SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT ROOMERS. 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