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1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-10

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-10
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

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The place for good eats. 1919
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-10

FURNITURE FOR SALE at Pelican
! Bay. House painted white trim
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24

Record Earnings Of Factory Worker.
The average earnings Of factory
workers OF New York state again
broke all previous records in March
Reports to the bureau Of statistics
OF the State Industrial Commission
covering over $780, 900 factory work
ers, show an average weekly earning
for all Industries OF S27.s7. This in
crease OF $1.40. or more than Der
cent, over the February average con-
firms the conclusion drawn from
February reports that the upward
trend continues, altho It did not ap-
pear in February. because OF the
effects OF bad weather and other op-
posing influences.
Workers in practically every branch
Of manufacturing earned substant-
tally greater amount in March than
in February. This. together with the
increase in employment previously re-
ported, indicates that most manu-
featuring Industries were operating at
an unusually high level in March. The
weather permitted an Improvement in
the transportation situation In
March; there was less illness reported
than in February; and Increased de-
mand, seasonal In some cases. ID
reflected In the increased activity Of
4 number Of industries. Increased
wage rates and overtime work were
reported In various industries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
Memorial RuiIdina Bids.

Close. July IL, Sheffield, Iowa. Seal
ed proposals will be received up to
3 o'clock p. m. July IL. 1920 for the
construction OF city hall and mem
orial building, Sheffield, Ia. J. H.
LETTERS, architect, Mason City Ia.
Plans and specifications can be
procured from the town clerk by
depositing a check for IS for safe
return Of same. check to be returned
to bidder on return OF plans.
An approved surety bond in the
amount Of contract will be required
from the successful bidder at the
time contracts are signed. Bids Will
be received for the general con-
struction of the building exclusive
of the plumbing and heating ac-
cording to the plans and specifica-
tons also seperate bids will be re-
ceived at the same time as above
mentioned, for the heating and
plumbing of the aforesaid building.
All stipulations regarding bonds
amount, etc.. to apply to both con-
tracts respectively. The Sheffield
Brick and Tile Company will furnish
tile for this building at 500 per
thousand. If taken within the next
three months. The town of Sheffield
by its council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, or to ac-
cept any bid that they should desire.
Dated Sheffield, Franklin county.
Iowa, June 3, 1920. BY order of the
Town Council Of Sheffield, Iowa.
Oliver Yelland. Town Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
THE CAUCUS PLAN.
[Des Moines Capital.

If the primary system should he
abolished and the caucus plan should
be introduced, certain legal enact
ments will be necessary. First of all
there must be an hour fixed for the
meeting of the caucus. The form of
organization must be named by stat
ute. Everything must be determined
IN the caucus by ballot or, If by vote.
then there must be tellers to insure
q fair count.
We believe the caucus system could
be made perfectly fair.
The caucus should take the place
OF the town meeting.
The thing that would insure fair
ness would be to reduce the size Of
the election precinct. II caucus of
TWO hundred voters were held the
meeting could be conducted with per-
feet fairness. The caucus then would
have the advantage Of the privilege
or debate. It might be well to REQUIRE
those who wish to be delegates to any
county convention to announce them
selves as candidates previous to the
holding Of the caucus. This would
prevent any surprises or put-up Jobs.
The primary was instituted to give
every voter a chance and thru the
caucus system, with the caucus re.
duced In size, every voter could have
chance--an open and intelligent
chance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
Topics of the Times

Hiram went home to California
and squealed for pity. Hiram can't
hold his high repute as a lighting
man and whine when he Is licked.
From President Buffers own ac-
count Of 1t Wood was right when he
called him q liar.
A process has been discovered
whereby news print paper may be
made from alfalfa. No relief Is to
be expected from that direction how
ever. The smoking tobacco manu-
facturers can out bid the news
papers.
Mr.. Bryan, playing forfeits with
himself. keeps on saying heavy
hangs over your head"
IT'S hell to be poor like McAdoo.
he will make a number of new
friends and retain the respect Of his
party. II he starts black jacking the
candidates Hiram is done. A man
can't do 1t twice and get away with
1t.
II the main issue il to be the
Wilson league who but Wilson him
self should carry the standard !
Logically Mr.. Wilson IL the ono man
with q regular claim on tho nomina-
ton.
The Davenport Democrat explain
Ing about Mr.. McAdoo says Nc.
knows what happened to Woodrow
Wilson after seven years. Yes and
indications are that McAdoo IL pretty
we'll satisfied about what would haul
pen to McAdoo In about seventeen
weeks.
Your Uncle Samuel Gompers
seems to be slipping. It's wide
stretch to straddle the demands or
tho railroaders and welfare of all
labor. It takes mighty long legged
colosses to do that.
Today the United States is using
ons-half OF the whole worlds supply
OF white paper representing five and
q half million cords Of wood yearly,
or the equivalent Of pile OF pulp.
-FOUR feet wide and eight feet high.
$500 miles long, or greater than the
distance across the continent. The
newspapers OF the city Of New York
alone consume the equivalent OF over
s'Noo spruce trees daily. and chica-
50 over 5000. One New York Sunday
paper alone takes the spruce from
over forty acres for every issue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24

Still Want!
I'm thankful that I want!
That added years increase
The sum Of all my hopes and aims,
And that my spirit claims
A Drawer goal than peace.
! still cry for the moon.
CA changing moon with years!)-
And faery-gold entices still
The effort of will
Grown sturdy for It's fears.
I care not who may scorn
My air-swung castle towers:
From them I spring to the unknown,
Nor heed the stumbling stone
Set by the Jealous houss.
Smile all you choose: win!
More than all telling fair,
MY dreams outclass your cautious
wealth,
And, safe from scheming stealth,
Cause no corroding care!
Marie L. Eglinton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
1obn Burroughs
, s N :;:::

First. How may swarming bees
be brought down?
Second. What kind of bird is
the chickadee?
Third. Do our wood flowers well
come cultivation?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
First. Is the formation Of clouds
visible?
In advance of the storm, you may
often see the clouds grow; the con-
densation of the moisture into vapor
is visible process: slender, spicu-
lae-like cloud expand, deepen, and
lengthen; in the rear Of the low
pressure, the reverse process, or the
wasting Of the clouds, may be wit
messed. In summer the recruiting
Of a thunderstorm is often very
marked.
Second. What bird in the west
equals the skylark in its song?
On the great plains Of the west
there Is a bird whose song resembles
the skylark's quite closely and -
said to be not at all inferior. This
is Sprague's pipit, sometimes called
the Missouri Skylark, an excelsior
songster, which from far up in the
transparent blue rains down It's
notes for many minutes together. It
is, no doubt, destined to figure in the
future poetical literature Of tho west.
Third. Does the COW show any
wild instincts?
One Of the ways In which the
cows wild instincts still crop out is
the disposition she shows in spring
to hide her Gala common practice
among the wild herds. Her wild
nature would be likely to come to the
surface at this crisis If ever; and !
have known cows that practiced
great secrecy in dropping their
"a Ives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
TIMES REPUBIICAN MARsHAILToWN IOWA. JUNE a. 1920.

jections offered by the 1rlsa World
which objects to the song for the
following alleged reasons:
With its English air and its spirit
OF sectionalism it Is unfit to take the
place OF the Star Spansled Banner"
which Is our only national anthem.
The author OF America was a
Yankee Baptist minister who wrote
as II Puritan New England were the
country. We quote the first verso Of
the Rev. Samuel Francis Smiths
juggling rhymes:
my country it's Of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty;
OF thee I sing;
Land where my fathers died,
Land Of the Pilgrims pride.
From every mountain side
Lot freedom ring"
That America is sung t, an old
English air and the same 70 which
the British sing God Save the
Queen" is Of small moment. It might
be brought against Yankee Doodle
with equal truth and propriety. The
suggestion OF po1emical and jcnomi-
national differences and the con
reference to the Yankee Baptist
minister does not altogether lack
temptnous dismissal Of the noble
words Of tho song as "jinslinE
rhymes" speaks of prejudice or of
low literary understanding on tho
part OF the critic. The words Of "Am-
erica" arc an inspiration. Z prayer
and preparation. When q mighty
congregation Of Americans sing them
with uplifted faces It is a ritual of
patriotic striving. Despite the pro-
tests Of the Irish World we shall con-
tinue to sing and dnd strength and
renewed patriotic purpose in the
words:
Our fathsrS God to Thee
Author Of Liberty.
To Thee we sing.
Long may our land be bright
In freedoms holy light
Protect Us by Thy might
Great God. our King.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24

The increase in the average Of fac
tory workers earnings in March over
that OF a year previous Is 26 per
cent. Among the various industries,
The increase in the average Of fac
tory workers. earnings in March over
that of year previous is 26 per
cen.. Among the various Industries.
the gain during the year reaches a
maximum of GA per cent. in the
mems clothing industry. The cloth
Ing, millinery, and laundering in
dustry groups, the average earning
being Al per cent. higher in March
1920. than in March, 1919.
In the five years from March, 1915,
to March, 1920. the average earnings
for all manufacturing industries in
creased 120 per cent. The increases
for this period range from SO to 141
per cent. In the chief industry groups.
It appears more probable that the
earnings Of factory workers will 20 to
even higher levels than that a recess
sion from the present level will occur
within the near future, excepting
temporary reduction, such a. occur
red in February, or may appear In
April, as the result Of the strike OF
railway workers, according to the
bureau Of statistics. -Dun's Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
Ripping Rhymes
Bvl WALT MASON
soLvENcY.
BY WALT MASON

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full than
better
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conribus will find
bills paid,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
satcheI Pullman for the Baby.

In order to simplify the matter Of
transporting tho baby, an ingenious
father who is a vaudeville actor has
invented the satchel pullman, which
is a bit Of hand baggage construct
ed Of heavy wire mesh and measur-
ing thirty inches long, eighteen inch
es wide and twenty inches high. The
satchel weighs only twenty-five
ounces complete. with its feather
weight mattress. pillow. blankets and
so on. On rainy day the satchel
Is provided with rubber cover. In
this it is much easier to carry the
baby than In any other way which
has been devised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
THE ARCHBISHOP AND .AmERIcA.

The ARCHBISHOP AND "AMENlCA."
A valued subscriber and CORES
popdent Of the T.-R. writes from Eli
dora to protest against news dis
patch appearing lately in this news
paper below = picture OF Archbishop
Daniel Mannix. The news dispatch
read thus:
American passengers on the u. s..
steamer Ventura recently sent q pro.
test to the state department against
the alleged breach OF courtesy Of the
Rt. Daniel Mannix. archbishop Of
Australia, also a passenger on board
the ship. The protest alleges that the
bishop refused to stand while 'The
Star Spangled Banner was being
played on shipboard In Honolulu
harbor. Other Australians paid hon.
age 10 the flag, the passengers state.
The vessely, with tho archbishop on
board. arrived ut San Francisco 70.
gently. Rev. Mannixs friends deny
he slightsd the flag.
The correspondent writes en-
closins clipping from the irish
World which includes dispatch ex-
planatory Of the archbishop's part
in the incident which explains that
the prelats believed that God save
the King" was being sung and SO de-
clined to rise when asked to do 20. He
conttnus:
Your wen known fairmindedness will
welcome the explanation and rive Il
equal publicity. Il IL inconceivabls
that an international character, such
~ Archbishop Mannix, would be
guilty Of insulting the flag Of .
great nation which he is about to
visit whore he was the acclaimed by
Thousands from ocean to ocean; q
land that u 90 friendly to the cause
80 dear to his heart-the Irish cause
and the church Of which he is q
shining ornament.-Joseph Lawless
Sr.
The T.-R. willing prints the arch
bishops explanation. The news dis
patch was one sent out to hundreds
OF newspapers and printed by them.
It II not en- unfair news item in any
way. It simply tells facts OF tho pro-
test sent in by passengers and the
denial Of the archbishop is part Of the
item. The news story made no COM
msnt on the incident. It appears from
the archbishop's explanation that he
was refusing 70 rise to what he sup
posed as the British national anthem.
The people were singing America and
not the Star Spangled Banner. It was
simply q mistake and one readily to
be made by foreigner
Dismissing then the incident Of the
archbishop and the protest Of the
passengers and turning to the main
comment Of the Irish World which u
upon the playing and singing Of Am
erica we beg leave to retain aud sing
that splendid anthem despite the OBJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
HOTEL RATES IN JAIL.

Chester, England, has an annual
race meeting which attracts large
attendance not only OF reputable
race goers but Of rogues and crooks.
The round up Of such criminals fills
the 1ails for weeks after 4 race meet
ing or other large gathering which
affords that gentry opportunity to
ply its nefarious avocations. So
Chester has solved the problem Of
feeding and lodging those criminals
at public expense by. charging them
board and lodging rates while under
lock and key. They stay in Jail for
the term to which they have been
sentenced but pay for their enter
tainment where they have money or
valuables that may be applied TO that
purpose. They pay the cost Of their
keep. When we speak Of the Hotel de
Sheriff in this country 1t is by way
Of being humorous. At Chester It Is
no Joke. They board and room ana
pay for what they get.
Now it appeals to common sense
and justice. When man with the
price in his pocket or with property
of any kind available il sentenced to
. term in jail why shouldn't he pay
for his own maintenance Why
should the tax payer who behaves
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
HANDY DIRECTORY
of THE
MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Visitors Always Welcome.

MARSHALL LODGE NO. 1os. A..
r. A. NJ, Friday. June 25. Secono
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nings, w. NJ: John w. Wells, Sec
rotary.
sIGNET CHAPTER NO. 50. r. A:
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rotary.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL NO.
20, stated assembly; June Il, ousi-
ness session. o. G. Fox, master;
John w. Wells. recorder.
coNcLAvE ST. ALDEMAR COM
+ MANDERY NO. 30, Tuesday, Juno
a. 8 o. m. Business meeting.
CLYDE N. Stewart, commander; John
w, Wells, recorder
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81 Q. e.
s. Regular meeting Wednesday
July IL, at 8, for business. Mrs. w. J.
Richards, w. NJ: Mrs. Archer Wall
ton. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-24
"ALL SET, LET Err CO."

MoAdoo's connection with the
movies has taught him the wonder
ful value Of lights and shadows and
time and place. He knows when the
hero should step In and rescue the
dasmel in distress. II an x-ray OF
the NcAdoo brain could be had it ia
likely it would reveal q scenario OF
the coming democratic convention al
he has it figured out.
The public has already been given
q glimpse Of the dE1t real,
McAdoo. poor but honest, appears
in the center Of the stage with the
beautiful Miss Democracy. Wonder
full scenery to the Left white house
in tho foreground. On the right,
neat but very humble cottage, Mrs,
Mo is seen bending over the family
Washtuh. helping exc out q living
Listless children stand near, appar-
emily too hungry to play.
Miss Democracy pleads for protec-
ton against plott6rs. Promises him
great honor NE In white house and
trips to Paris. He u tomptod. Hest.
tAtss. Hsaves sigh. Swallows hard
Hears hungry children singing
Father. dear father como home ia
US now" Rssists temptation. Points
long italian Anger In dissection Of
humble home and dramatically de-
clares "Yondsr u path Of duty"
Remuneration scene. orchsstsa plays
Load Kindly Light Amid the I'm
circling Gloom" End drst reel.
Second reel: Place democratic
convention. The plot thickens. Miss
Democracy threatened with abduc-
ton. Dissension among followers
about division Of the hocch. Dele
gates in uproar. Miss Democracy
bound ana gagged about to bs de-
livered into hands Of gang led by
Wild Bill Bryan. Appeals to crown
prince. Dramatic rescue by MoAdoo.
Receives message the rich fathsr-in-
law has lifted the mortgage ana left
him q million. Hero OF tho hour.
Transformation sesns.
OF course . scenario isn't COM
pletsd picture by . long shot, The
sun may refuse TO shine 1t Frisco or
father-in-law get to playing with
matches.
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The Wlndnill

THE sToRY-TELLER's TALE.
know, messieurs, a huge, resistless
Jest,
A tale so droll, so full Of salt and
zest,
That it would start a wave Of bound
less mirth
Arolling round and round the weary
earth,
And surge, unchecked, thru all of
christendom
For centuries and centuries to come.
To three alone I've told this death
less quip,
And laughter gushed in streams from
eye and lip.
The first, an undertaken, grave as
fate,
I met beyond the cemetery gate.
And there, beneath solitary oak,
told to him my monumental joke.
How solemnly he listened to my wit!
And then he laughed and laughed
until he split.
The second was butler, stern and
Twas on misty night I met with
him,
While in the trees the gloomy. groan-
Ing owls
Made black seem blacker with their
dismal howls.
told my tale; he laughed until he
cried;
He shook with wheezy spasms till he
died.
The third ono was q poet, bent with
And saddened to the soul with Life's
despair.
came upon him by the rivers brink
While, all about, the night was black
I made Jest; he rolled upon the
In widest laughter till he slipped and
drowned.
And 50. messieurs, do not dare to
tell
This anecdote which has no parallel:
shall not crack again this peerless
joke
For fear, beloved friends, that you
might choke.
And thus, alas, this tale of purest
gold,
This prize of merriment, must die
untold. L. NJ.
We, doubt whether there il any con-
nection. but ever since prohibition
New FORKS port has been tied up.
Why don't the coal diggers pitch
their demand for increased pay in a
minor kev2