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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OWGON rAOM IS, II I M,M III M M M I .MM .M 1 r i RaU Straw Ballet Mate. The figures below will be itiol treat day to Mr a oftu asvthe'.aew marma are reeel'vtd, ua ta eleetlea tear. NatJoaal Ballot Hardlag .Peewlai mfe 4I1.4SS Ntml vat SSS One-ballot Mnlu TOU 5.I5C Baeeteral vet t Klamath Fmlto hlv vet . II Cos 151.4S5 171 3.171 , 17 TIM Rexall straw vot bu now entered area tu secead weak aad already the figure ere reaching oat toward UyllKaa maric-Th bwl letta, watte, ara issued dally, ara aelag reed by millions of persoas wbea potted oa Ua wladowa of the eight tboaaaad Rasall Drag store throughoat the eouatry, for none, oeesalagly. la too buy at this time not ta pause and gala the .kit Hi most 'the public with regard to the forth coming presidential election.. The machinery for handling this nationwide straw vote la the most thoroughly equipped and beat organ ised that ever baa been employed In any previous attempt to forecast a national election. In the neighbor hood of twenty-fire thousand nti aagea. mall, telegraphic and tele phonic, are dally employed to-get the retama Into the Boston office of the Ualted Drag company which, In tarn, compile the flgarea and prints the bulletins which go to the eight thousand Rexall Drag stores each Bight. Aalde from tbla source of circulation, these bulletins go to about fifteen hundred Individuals, far tba most part men and women " i 7 grggg&g&V 1 'IMIHMMMMItMMIHMMllHIIIIHHIIIHIIIHHHmmilHMtMHIIHmi Lewis' Special Farmers, buy your winter supply now aad save money. All . Regular Price, 10c Cake, Our Price 72c a Cake or $7.00 for a case of 100. : (j I'M.' mmmw,mw . ""' ' Gold Dust, Regular 40c a Package, Our Price 32c BUY YOUR 4 ""( " I 223 SOUTH SIXTH STREET ' t MMMM 1 1 1 II Mi I MM I HM MM I.M J.I Quality Shoes FOR MM! We have all-leather Dress Shoes from 17.00 to 115.00.' Not only are the $15.00 Shoes t . leather but also the $7.00 one& The man that needs a a pair of Shoes cannot afford to overlook the values we are offering. M&ndm&Oi prominently Identified with the Cam paign of the two dominant political partle. Huadreds of newspapers also receive theaa retama and pub lish them daily. Am the United Drug company la recelvlag its retnrae from all the Rexall Drag atone, as well as from all the Liggett stores la the country, this mesas that the balloU ara being east la every big city and la nearly every town In every state In the United State. la each store two ballot boxes have bee installed one for men. the othe rfor womea. A clerk In each atore watches over tka ballot .boxes and exerta every effort to see that the ballot ara fairly cast; that, there are bo repeatenvsad fJurt the' base are free from the taint of "being staffed." The straw vote is designed as 'an honest effort to get aad dls semlaate the honest opinion of the voters of the country as to their pref erence for h presidency. No bias, or prejudice la permitted to creep IStCtSliS'.itStTCi. i?? HAlnt.falr i nets and Impartiality la Ita keystone. Each night the ballots are counted and the total for each store Is rent to a central point In that stati to the state captain, who compiles the total vote for his state. After telcfriiu Ing this total to the director of the straw vote In the offices of tno United Drug company In Boston, the state captain sends back tbu total flgnres for his state to all Cruirglsts In that state. This Is :hu routine fallowed la each of the forty-eight states. A large force of experts Is em ployed la the Boston office to handle the vote aad publish the bnllitias Every care Is taken to check the fig- urea and expert accountants perform I this task. As soon as the vote for tro Leading Laundry SoapS SUPPLIES NOW AND SAVE MONEY WE PAY CASH WE SELL FOR CASH B. P. LEWIS MMMU II IJLt.Mll Ml I I III I 1 .-TBffmBb- nation Is compiled this copy Is rush ed to the United Drug company's own printing plant where onu press la held at the dlanaaal of tba straw vote director aad from which the buf- letlas are turned out by the thou sands. The ftntahed bulletins go to the mall .room where aa equally large force pitches In aad enclose one bul letin In each of the ninety-five hun dred addressed eavelopes. When sealed aad stamped this hags handle of letters la rushed directly to the Boston poatofflee and the dally bul letin stare on Its Journey to the welt ing stockholders. This adlly pro-' cedar will be followed throughout the month of October. Blankets, comforters, bedding on sale at K. K. K. store's Harvest aales. 16 leaa than regular price. 11-1C A classified Ad will nail It. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FRED PETERSON PEACE AND PROGRESS No Monument to Build No Political Debt to Pay Spend County Fundi for Improvements, Not for Legal Squabbling KLAMATH FALLS IIKTUUMOAN HKNATH I'rcalodntlal nominee Harding went to Iowa to speak for Benstor Albert II. Cummins, who la III andunablo to campaign. Thla shows not only the bigness of the peraldentlal can dtdate since he will not desert a friend hut It also shows the concern of Mr. lUrdlag Is it republican Bin Jortty In the United States senate. Mr. Harding Is a senator himself and he knows thaf the succesa or failure of his administration for the next four years depends upon hvrtng a safe working majority In the sen at. The fact is thntitho republican majority of on In the senitle Is In Lperll. Mark 8ulllvsa, a political writer of domocratle tendencies, but never theless one of tho shrewdest and most accural political reporters In tho country, writes In the Ojofonlan ot Otcober S, from. Council Illuff Iowa! , "The truth It, this Iowa case la merely another example of the fact, that, however the pres idential election may go, tho re publicans are going to have thi hardest kind ot a tight to get a sat majority In the senate. "When you find so strong a figure aa Cummins compelled to tight for his Ufa la a state where he has been governor or senator continuously for the last II years, a state which a tbi late Senator Dolllvsr express ed It, "will go democratic when hell goes Methodist" then you We SHINE SHOES For both Ladies and Gent lemen, and shine them well. Shining and Dying Shoes is all we do. SHINE SHOP Central Hotel Building m """ Square Safety Basket Social j: a -AND-r Grand Ball Saturday, Oct. 16th at Malin PEERLESS AND MALIN ORCHESTRA LOTS OF FUN FINE MUSIC Admission Free MALIN FIRE are prepared to consider the possibility at least that the re publicans may fall entirely to win control of the senate thla ear. 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