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JULY 7, 1927 THE HILLSBORO ARGUS TAGE TEN 11 ----------------------------------------------------------- Scholls COUNTY fl Lì MONEY EXPENDED B y STATE MOTOR REGISTR ATION Most of the berry growers around OAstn_____ I« NTON___ _ Scholls have started picking black- CL ACnAMAJ. caps. < l Vs»’ _ C0LUA« H<A Mrs. Haynes and two sons, Ben COOS_______ and Bayne, motored to eastern Ore CROO* gon in the vicinity of Heppner last week. They went through the Ar- | DOUGLAS ' GILLIAM lington district just after the flood ÙKANT ■nd saw the ruins. Mrs. Haynes hahncv ___ says "Scholls is good enough for jùooo Anta. me, JA l ASON__ '<1 TERSO* Charles Fristoe of Prosser, Wash., n u amath is visiting at the home of Mrs. Eliza L, = beth Reed. is ’»e 1 LANE 1 »371 LINCOLN Miss Irene Cromwell with her l » nn Uli uncle and family of Portland have I’M gone to Crater Lake and other places MARION MphACNV of interest. They expect to be away MULTNOMAH about two weeks. PQL* SUSMAN _ Recent visitors at the home of -T ill amook _ Mrs. Elizabeth Reed were Mr. and OPTALA A?AL UMON_______ Mrs. N. E. Wilson and son, Robert, WALLOWA ■ of Vancouver, Wash. SMA SHING TO* Mrs. Gaffney, the Scholls tele phone operator, and her husband and daughter, are spending their va Chart prepared by the Engineering department of the Oregon State cation in Seattle. Dr. F. D. Stricker, secretary of Motor association, showing the number of motor vehicles in each county, the state board of health, spent Sun and proportioning that number (in solid black) to the amount of money expended on state highways since the state highway act went into effect day at the McCann home. in 1917. Mrs. Farver is seriously ill. Mrs. Ida Kays is attending the ago, when they moved to Vernonia. MRS. D. B REASONER teachers’ convention in Seattle. Mr. Reasoner is now city recorder Wash. Mrs. Julia Reasoner, wife of D. B. of Vernonia. She is survived by her husband, When pullets grow combs before Reasoner of Vernonia, died suddenly they are five months old the amount Monday evening, July 4, at the home one son, Ray Reasoner of Grants of her daughter, Mrs. Fred L. Beach, I'ass. and two daughters. Mrs. Jen- of mash is reduced or the contents near North Plains. nie Beach and Mrs. Ina Bowman of changed, but care is taken that pul- Julia Janeway was born March 31, Hillsboro, She is «Iso survived by lets are not stunted in their growth. 1862, at Kellogg, Iowa, the daugh one brother in southern California, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jane and two sisters. one in Walla Walla, way. She was married to D. B. Wash., and one in Winterset, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Reasoner came down Reasoner on March 6. 1881, at Reas nor, lewa. They came to Oregon in from Vernonia Saturday to spend April, 1883, settling first in the Mid the Fourth with their daughters, and dleton community. Later they had spent the day Monday at the moved to Hillsboro, where they made celebration grounds, meeting old their home until about four years friends. In the early evening they returned to the home of Mr. ■nd G. L. Hoffman has taken Mrs. Beach, and apparently Mrs. Reasoner was in good health, but Wigwam Confectionery over the Willys - Knight expired at 7:30, soon after their Street at Stage Depot Third and Overland Whippet arrival. BEST MEALS IN TOWN Funeral services were held this SALES and SERVICE Real Home-made Pies, Cakes and afternoon at the Limber residential Doughnuts parlors and interment was in the Tualatin Plains cemetery. Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Mrs. Reasoner was a woman of Candies, Cigarettes. Tobaccos, Telephone 591 splendid character and had many and Magazines friends here and in Vernonia. Announcement See All County Papers Next Week I I i GIGANTIC I â ..1.? ¡CLEARANCE Starts Friday I All Summer Merchandise MUST GO! I IIIAVAII Ilf JI I Pl] fl fl M I If I I For Your Money Saving BARGAIN CIRCULAR Coming Thru The Mail Wanted Sales People APPLY AT ONCE! Hillsboro, Oregon Rut we also have at our command a 1 for the comfort and well-being of; health and comfort of tho commun I substance called toxin - antitoxin, mankind? ity. The juvenile program of the which will protect susceptible chil- The average individual in the I The children must be given pro junior class in piano of Miss Helen ( dren against diphtheria. The newer • United States loses «bout seven days, tection against the contagious dis- Wilcox was a great success. A large way is to prevent diphtheria by im : each year from sicknesa involving eases. The town should have avail- and enthusiastic company greeted munizing the children against the I Inability to work. Can your town 1 able the services of a trained school the filayers. Mrs. Kate Dell Mar- disease while they are well, thereby i rcllucr the low in wages and the nurse and of a school physician. Tho den, prominent Portland musician saving untold suffering. decrease in production resulting school building should be modern in and exponent of the Dunning sys Parents who wish to have their from this sickness, a loss which design and construction. There tem, assisted by little Cavell Abbott, children protected against diphtheria reaches the tremendous amount of should be playgrounds for the adult seven years old. who has had 19 shauld go to their family doctor or one and one quarter billion dollars a« well aa for the child. months of the work, gave the Dun to the county health officer to have per year for the United States? The town should offer proper and ning demonstration. This little won it done. Since the newer ways of An adequate and pure water sup adequate hospital facilities. It should der musician wiM never be forgotten. controlling diphtheria have been ply must be one of your induce have good medical men, and should She played numbers from the great used in Oregon we have had a ma ments. Such a supply will insure deal harshly with tho quack nod Bach. Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, terial reduction in the number of against the ravages of typhoid fever the health exploiter. I t should offer and the modern composers Greig and cases and more than 40 per cent re and other intestinal disorders. Your resources for recreation, both men Moskowski. A delegation of musi duction in the number of deaths. town must have proper sewage dis tal and physical, and should have cians, critics and teachers from Sa Diphtheria can be stamped out in posal; it must provide a sewage sys these resources under Intelligent lem and Portland attended. Oregon completely if parents will tem large enough nut only for its supervision. Miss Wilcox is an authorized Dun have their children protected and immediate needs, but also large What town in Oregon can offer ning teacher, and will start her co-operate with the health depart enough to take care of the increase ■II these inducements? classes at the beginning of the ment in the fight. in domestic and industrial wastes school year in September. Argus, II.SO per year which the location of the industrial WANTED—A LOCATION plant will occasion. Your town NO DIPHTHERIA IN should provide garbage collection OREGON BY 1930 Suppose a large industrial plant and disposal. It Pays to Eat desires to move to Oregon, and in The food supply should be rigidly at the The Oregon State Board of Health vites applications from all munici inspected. The milk and other dairy at its annual meeting in Salem in palities, what inducements could products should come from tuber Coffee Cup January adopted this slogan and your town offer? Let us assume culin-tested cows, and should be placed itself on record favoring an that your town has good transporta fresh and clean. Your town should Restaurant intensive campaign for the eradica have a health department to super- Hil laboro tion of diphtheria. The highest au tion facilities, a cheap and plentiful vise the sanitary production o< Main Street Opposite thorities on public health adminis? power supply, and an adequate labor foods, as well as other health activ Court House tration are agreed t?—t diphtheria market. What does it have to offer ities. There should be sanitary or- can be practically made to disappear in health protection, in recreation i dinances which, when properly en- We Serve the Best for Less by a simple and harmless procedure. facilities, in other things which moke I forced, will give protection to the' Science has developed an agent which will protect susceptible per ZE ZE £ 3E £ sons, especially the young, against diphtheria. Diphtheria is an important cause of death in the State of Oregon, es pecially in its attack on children. In 1926 there were 931 cases with 60 deaths from diphtheria, while in 1925 there were 1370 cases and 101 deaths. * <■ In the effort to eradicate diph theria by the end of 1930 it will be necessary to immunize or pro tect every susceptible child in the state. Diphtheria is a scourge which has 0 a most insidious onset and one of the most fatal in consequence. •> Among the leading causes for the prevalence of diphtheria in this state are the following: 1. The presence in the state of a large number of susceptible individ uals, especially young children. 0 2. The presence in schools of "car riers” of the diphtheria germ. 3. Neglect by parents or guardians to obtain expert attention for chil dren in the early stage of this dis- ' ease. 4. Failure to report some cases of diphtheria with a resultant disre gard of proper quarantine regula tions. . 5. Failure to diagnose and to treat the disease with sufficient doses of the specific remedy. The old way was to wait until the child had diphtheria and then make a desperate effort to save its life. Diphtheria antitoxin as a curative measure has reduced the number of deaths from this disease abort one- half. Diphtheria antitoxin was used and still is used to cure this disease. PROGRAM IS SUCCESS « ^3 I Reapers and Gleaners Golfers, Attention Be ready for action next Sunday at the Forest Hills Golf Course FORMAL OPENING When a business boasts that it is success ful without advertising, it is proper to ask “Is zat so?” The facts sometimes reveal that its success is really due to advertising—compet itors’ advertising. Other houses have created a market so active that it absorbs some of the unadvertised brands. Have you purchased your Golf Supplies? 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