Dayton tribune., February 19, 1925, Image 8

are best, but those who want vetch
GOUGH
M. P. Ruilvt iy Go.
bill requiring that all state activities
i
supported by fees, with the exception
TIME TABLE
"Cough is perhaps the common-
of the state highway department and
Effective
Kept 7.
a few of the leas Important commis­ est affliction from which the hu­
Ti
sins
will
arrive as folio» i:
sions turn over to the general fund man family euffora, Not in iU«>U
To Portland
a percent*** of tholr receipt*, rang­ a disease, it ia an indicator of di-
No. 3M
ft 53 A. M
ing from 10 to 15 per cent.
No. 354
M iu A M.
Lawmakers Confronted With Uy a vote of 18 to 1 the Dennis waM*. It is a ‘atop, look and listen’
sign which Nature hangs out to
No.
35B
11
till" "
Joint resolution directed against In­
the Usual Jam of Unfin­
warn of trouble.
No. |M
3;io p. M.
come and Inheritance taxa* passed
No. .160
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"If you are afflicted with a
ished Business.
the senate The reaolutlon propoaea
From Portkind
to submit to the people a consti­ severe cough or one of any con-
No 351
U JM A. M.
Bahtm The present leglslatura In tutional amendment tq prevent the riderablo duration, there i.s but one
No. 357
11:0ft'' "
une respect at least has billowed pre­ enactment of Income and Inheritance Heneible thing to do- consult your
No. 350
2:40 P, M.
cedent for It atarted out on the clos tax laws until the year IHO. and physician. If your cough is caused
No. 3Ó3
II 00 '• "
lug week of the session with th« leg would repeal the present Inheritance by some organic disease, the time
No.
355
7 :10 " '•
tax.
ialatlve hopper clogged with un­
to treat that disease ia at its be­
Bible Reading Bill Passed.
finished buatneaa Both house* were
855*04,356 Daily evcept Sunday
badly congested with work and the
The Garland bill providing for the ginning. Do not wait until it is too Sumlnva a *peci*l leave* Poreland
closing daya will witness the usual reading of portions of the Bible In the late. You may think that in nt 6:45 arrives Dayton 8;05; arrive*
contusion, heated argumenta and public schools of the state was pass­ these health talk* the nee sanity of
Curv*lli* 9; 15
ed by the senate with only five votes calling a doctor early and frequent­
atrenuou* efforta to aav* pet bills.
The measure* which ran the gaunt­ opposed.
ly is overemphasized. That is
The bill provides for the appoint
let of both houses during the first
not true. We see so many a* I re­
five week* ware mostly unimportant ment by the governor of a commis­
sult*
due to neglect to call a phy­
sion
of
nine
members
to
include
the
and of no great interest to the state
at large. As a matter of fact, few slate superintendent of public Instruc­ sician early'that we cannot over­
Failure to provide the correct really big measures of state wide In­ tion. a Catholic, a Jew, a Christian state its importance.
Red clover at the rate of 12
brood sr temperature for small terest have been offered durlug the Scientist and five Protestants, no two
“The principle cause* of cough
pounds an acre, or alsike clover at
of whom shall be of th* same de­
chick* often result* in bowel present session.
are
intlumation* of th« mucus
the rate of 8 pounds an acre, can
There was plenty of fuel for con­ nomination. The commission la to
£a&tC0 ijoirclifting
troutde. From 95 degrees to 100 troversy when the legislature started select portion* of the Bible tuitable membrane lining the air passage*
be sown in the spring in various
Agency fir Newberg Laundry
at the edge of the hover, is the on the last lap of the session Mon­ for reading in the school* with a view This membrane begins in the nose
ways. Broadcasted in fall sown
correct temperature for the first day. No action had been taken by to avoiding sectarian teaching*, and and ends in the air cells of the
grain in February as soon as germ
few days. Two much beat is as either house on the report of the the passage* *o selected are to be lungs. In this group are common
ination will occur is a desirable
iDsylon,
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Oregon.
bad a* not enough. Confining the Cleaver investigating committee and read by the teacher* without com head colds, s.ire throats, bronchitis
method of planting at this time.
ratification of the child labor amend ment.
chicks fairly close to the store the
Cough with
Follow.ng the lead of the house, the and pneumonias.
Clover should be seeded on deep,
ment to the federal constitution was
first two days by mean* of boards. still in the air. The senate resolution senate, without a dissenting vote, bronchitis is often associated with
well drained, sweet or slightly acid
INSURANCE
12 inches wide nailed together at to prohibit inheritance or income tax passed the bill appropriating >100.000 the beginning of typhon fever, in­
soil*. A light coating of land
the corners, minimized the danger and the fish commission bill, giving for the maintenance of the commis­ fluenza. measles or some other FIRE—-«UFE—AUTOMOBILE
plaster on many soils help* to se­
appointment to the board of control sion the next two year*. The gov­
, J L. Stuart
acute communicable disease.
cure a good stand and a good crop. of chilling.
instead of the governor were In the ernor In hi* message had opposed any
"One
of
the
commonest
causes
direct state aid for the commission,
Dayton.
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. Oregon
The Woman's Missionary Society of house for final action.
of
cough
i*
smoking.
Nervousness
suggesting
rather
that
it
be
support
­
The
Mills
post-primary
bill
which
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Sow vetch in February and not the Evangelical church met at the home passed the house has been slumbering ed from fees collected from public
is a frequent cause of Cough, usual­
of Mrs. Lamick Lorenzen, Tuesday
later than Marh 1. Fall plantings afternoon.
for long days In the senate. The pre­ utilities.
Mrs. C. E Mauts
ly manifesting itself ns a part of
The budget committee also failed to
primary bill still Is sleeping in com­
the general condition.
Many
Rooming Hous«
mittee awaiting the fate of the Mills make any allowances for It* support
-WasWWWM MMMWWW MW W«™«
««M
times,
habit
accounts
for
cough.
in it* recommendation*.
bill.
“Best Roonu On Earth"
The mild cough, the slight cough,
Governor’* Veto Overridden.
Ousting Cleaver Urged.
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The legislature overrode the veto the cough that you think comes Day ton.
In furtherance of the cause of law
enforcement, George L. Cleaver, state of Governor Pierce on the Bend water from the throat, the cough that
prohibition commissioner, should be supply bill. The senate passed the occasionally
produces a
little
Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
rem >v< ’ or his resignation should be bill over the veto by a vote of 25 to mucus and yet is not annoying or
demi.
J, is the conclusion of the 5, while In the house only two vqtes
does not make the person feel very
DENTIST
speclt
egislatlve committee inves- upheld the governor. The measure
ill
or
uncomfortable
-
that
is
the
authorizes
the
city
of
Bend
to
ex
­
tiga:ir Cleaver'* department.
Office Phono Red 49
No charge of dishonesty is made change 11 second-feet of water taken cough that should be thoroughly
from the Deschutes river for a similar investigated. That is the cough Dayton
against Cleaver.
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In addition to the "findings of fact," quan ty of water from Tumalo creek. that may deceive you. That is
two distinct "conclusions" were sub­ The water taken from Tumalo creek the cough that frequently means
T. A. Snook, M. D.
mitted for the consideration of the will be used for municipal purpose*.
Champion* of the dog won In the the In-ginning of lung tuberculosis.
legislature.
Physician and Surgeon
One is the recommendation that the bou*e when they killed Louse bill 299. You cannot afford to buy lozenge*
law, and the department, be left as it providing for an effective statewide at the drug store for that cough, Office, Phone Red 79,
Res. 78x3
is at present without change. The dog licensing law. Every dog with­ because if you do, you may delay
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Oregon.
other is that the law be changed and out the required license would be a correct diagnosis upon which Dayton,
classed
as
an
outlaw
under
the
terms
the prohibition enforcement work be
successful treatment
depends.
given into the direct charge of sheriffs of the bill, and would be the legiti­
Milton A Palmer
Every
cough
is
not
tuberculosis,
and district attorneys; that provision mate prey of any officer's gun. Repre­
THE DAYTON DAIRY
with
be made for a "flying squadron" of sentatives from the stock raising coun­ but almost every person
trained and experienced operatives, to try pointed out that the license law tuberculosis coughs. This makes
Two deliveries ¡ kt day
be appointed by and under the direc- would work a hardship on many herd the diagnosis of every cough im­
-tion and control of the attorney gen­ owners.
perative if you wish to prevent Sweet cream always on hand
eral, to be sent by him when, and
Supreme Court Salaries Raised.
disaster.
where, they are needed within the
Despite impassioned plea* that
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS WORD PUZZLE
Buy of us, we deliver to
"Just a word should be said con­
Win the «•rrect letters are placed In the white «pne» thia ph rate
state to aid local official*.
strict economy should be practiced by
frill spell word« both vertically and horizontally. The fir«t letter lr rarh
your door
the Oregon state legislature during cerning the protection of others.
Dry Law Change* Asked.
word Is Indicated by a number, which refers to the dr flu It Ion Hated
below the pussle.
The« Wo. 1 under the column headed “horizontal”
Following a report of the finding its present session, the aenate, by a If you have a cough, play fair with Dayton, Oregon.......... Phoiu 71x22
defines a word which will fill the white «parr« up to the first black
and recommendations of the special vote of 18 to 11, overrode the adverse the other fellow; cover your cough.
-nre to the right, and a number under “vertical“ define« a word which
V.i! Sil the white squares to the next black one below. 5« letters
In
committee Investigating the state pro­ report of the Joint ways and means Use your handkerchief to do this.
the L!ack «paces.
All worda aned are dictionary word«, rurpf proper
hibition department, two bills affect­ committee and passed a bill increasing Do not cough into your hand and
G. B. ABDILL
Mme«. Abbreviation«, slang. Initials, technical terms and obsolete forms
ing that department were introduced the salaries of the seven justice* of
are Indicated in the definitions.
then
shake
hands
with
another
TINSMITH AM> ¡'LUMBER
by the senate committe on alcoholic the state supreme court from >5200
person.
The little particles of
to >7500 a year.
•
traffic.
Speed traps throughout the state moisture coughed out carry germs Having installed a Lindis Stitcher
One of these provides that the
will
be outlawed If Governor Pierce of whatever disease you may have. and Finisher, I am prepared to do
moneys derived from fine* under the
prohibition act shall be divided signs senate bill No. 6, passed by the If you have a cough that has been all shoe repairing with neatness.
equally between the counties and the house after considerable argument.
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Oregon
'hanging on' for rome time, go to Dayton,
state, whereby the prohibition depart­ The bill makes It necessary for a
a
doctor
for
examination
and
fol
­
ment will have 50 per cent instead traffic officer to be In uniform and
of 25 per cent for enforcement of the make* his evidence useless If obtain­ low his advice.”
YOUR INCOME TAX
law. Ths other half is divided be­ ed by subterfuge.
Chick
Disease
Infects
Largely
No. 5
The senate killed by Indefinite
tween the sheriffs and the district
In Early Life
attorney, 75 and 25 per cent respec­ postponement, a bill proposing to
In making out his income tax lor the
make it unlawful to practice any sys­
year ¡924 the business man, profession­
tively.
White Diarrhea Develops in First Three
The other bill would repeal the tem or method of treating the sick
al man, and farmer is required to use
Days in Most Canes—Spread* Over
present law whereby the governor is or afflicted without having a state
Form 1040, regardless of whether his
Flock Next
net income was or was not in excess of
allowed to take from the prohibition license, and prohibiting the use of the
White diarrhea infect* the greatest $5,000. The smaller form I040A is
fund for enforcement of the narcotic terms "doctor” or the abbreviation
"Dr.” without having such license.
number of baby chicks within the first used for reporting income o( $5,000 or
drugs law.
48 to 72 hours after hatching. From less derived chiefly from salaries or
Legislative Brevities.
Fish Bill Passe* Senate.
The revised banking code bill was 2 to 4 per cent of the chicks infected nt wages.
After a very brief debate and with
birth will cause t he disease to spread to
Forms have been sent to ts-rsons who
passed
by the senate.
no spirited speechmaking except that
Without discussion the house pass­ 40, 50 or even 75 j>er cent of the entire last year filed returns of income. Fail­
of Senator Joseph In opposition, the
Ritner fish commission bill passed the ed the Randall bill prohibiting the flock. Hatchery operators and farmers, ure to receive a form, however, does not
in an effort to save s high percentage of relieve the taxpayer from his obligation
senate with 1$ favorable votes. This use of state owned vehicle* for other
the chicks, often leave infected chick* to file a return ami pay the tax
than
state
business,
is the measure which proposes to take
in the incubator and try to doctor them. within the time priscriherl, oil or before
Representative
Woodward's
bill
from the governor the power of ap­
The
result of tills practice is usually March 15, 1925. Copies of the forms
pointing the members of the state calling for abolishment of the pro­
disastrous.
may Ire obtained from offices of col*
perty
qualification
for
school
electors
fish commission and lolglng that pow­
The best and only satisfactory way of lectors of internal revenue and branch
lost In the house by five votes.
er with the state board of control.
handling ohicka showing symptoms of office*. The tax mav he paid in full nt
The commercial fish code bill pass­ So far as the house is concerned
white diarrhea is to remove them from the time ol tiling; tin- return, or in four
ed the house in the face of a bitter­ the child labor issue has been dispos­
the incubator ami kill them. Every equal instalments, iljm on or la-fore
ed
of
and
can
bob
up
again
only
after
end fight by Mott in which charges
"|asty" chick should lie killed as soon March 15, June 13, September 15, and
(Q by Western N«wap«per Union.)
and personalities were bandied about ¡two years. It voted to refer the issue
as
it is disc- vered. Any chick that de­ December 15.
to the people In November, 1926.
freely.
velops symptoms of the disease in the
Establishment
of
the
principles
of
A supplemental tax levy for state
first 48 to 72 hours should be removed
purposes may be promulgated by the commercial vehicles paying for use of and killed. The killed birds sh nld be
highways
in
proportion
to
their
traf
­
state legislature to cover up a de­
burned to eliminate the possibility of
ficiency between the financial needs fic and business over them, is ef­ further infection.
fected
in
house
bill
4X3,
passed
by
of the state and the funds available
Infected hens do not always »how
under the levy made by the state the house with four dissenting votes. outward signs of the infection hut they
The
legislature,
with
only
one
dis
­
tax commission.
do lav eggs carrying the disease.
Members of the ways and means senting vote in the two houses, ap­ Chicks hatched from such eggs arc
committee have expressed themselves proved a bill introduced by Senator infected at birth. Trying to save the
favorable to the plan and Attorney- Davis appropriating 125,000 with lives of infected chicks ends in sorrow
General Van Winkle was to be gsked which to cleanse and disinfect that nt some later date. Getting nd of
for an opinion on the legality of such part of Malheur county which suf­ infected hens is getting rid of infected
fered recently from flood conditions. chicks to a large extent.
a levy.
A bill passed by the house provides
Divert Fee* te General Fund.
The O. A. C. Experiment station
that in a suit for divorce the plain­ recommends the us* of hatching eggs
In an effort to raise sufficient
tiff mult be a bona fide resident of the from blood teste<l stock as the first step
money to meet the state’* financial
cpJnty in which the suit I* commenc­ in stopping the spread of white
requirements during the present bien
nium the joint ways and mean* com­ ed, at the date of the commencement diarrhea. If hatching eggs from an
mittee of the senate and house went thereof, and tor not Igas than six unknown flock are used disinfecting the some in hindering the spread o( the
x incubator and the brooder house help*
on record favoring the Maaaga ei-a month* prior thereto.
disease.
rarm
Reminder«
Application* of land planter in for hay can sow now at the rate of
March increaaen the growth of Hi I pounds |>er acre of common
Oregon vetch, say* the ex|»eriment vetch.
station. At the rate of 75 |>oundo
an acre it will help out the week
Oregon farmers are advised by
stand* of fall and spring planted the experiment station to sow
Good
vetch which were damaged by cold pasture mixtures early.
weather last winter. When fertil* grass mixtures for spring sowing
irere are applied to the normal to establish permanent pastures
stand there will be an increase in are as follows: 6 pounds of English
growth but not so noticeable an blue grass, orchard grass, tall oat
when put on the weak or thinnrr grass, and red clover; 2 pounds
timothy; and 1 pound of white
stand*.
clover an acre on well drained soils
A chick costing a little more or 8 pounds of English rye grass,
than the average mav lay a dozen 3 pounds each of red top, orchard
or two more eggs as a pullet, ac­ grass: 2 pounds of alsike clover
cording to Professor A. G. Lunn, an acre for wet or heavy soils.
of the Oregon station
One or Sowing should take place from
two eggs in the fall will more than February 15 to March 15 if the
pay thia additional cost of the chick grass is to be well established.
SESSION AT SALEM
ENTERS FINAL WEEK
1 ^pangfe
BARBER SHOP
All Kinds of Poultry |
Netting
|
GARDEN TOOLS I
Special Sale On j
Scrub Brushes 10-15=25 c . |
E. Demaray Hdwe. I
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 11