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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1911 EVENING EDITION.
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"SALMONING" OF DOGS
A SCIENTIFIC TREATISE OX A PREVAMCNT ANIMAL
EASE, ITS CAUSE AX1) CURE.
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Prof. Emllo F. Pernot, bncterlolo-f foiling of tho carcass, is usually 119
glst Oregon State Hoard of Health. tlccahle for ti long time after death,
has nn article In tho Inst Oregon i Ciiiim of the Disease.
State Hoard Dnlletln In which he nays I A closo examination' of tho blood
In nnrt: "Dogs nro very vnhmhlo do- like material along the back of the
mestlc nnlnials to stock raisers and flsli reveals numerous Binnll white
orchardlsts In this state. High prlcci spots which when placed on the 111I
aro frequently paid for Imported crosenpe, under a low-power Ions,
dogs. In one Instance nn orchnrdlst
paid $125 for nn Imported dog to
kcop tho Jack rabbits from destroy
ing his young apple orchard. Even
tually tho dog ate a trout and died
prove to bo amoeba; as tho fish Is
cold blooded a warming stage Is un
necessary to note nctlve movement.
Soon after being removed from the
llsli tho amoeba become encysted and
FLOWERS FOR
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A National Society That CollqcU
the Floral Surplus of the Coun
try and Distributes It Among
the City Poor.
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of snlmon poisoning. Tho loss of remain motionless. These are evl-
dogs of more or less valuo from mil
jnonlng is very common nnd wide
spread. In our mountainous districts tho
stock Industry depends largely upon
dogs, as stock cannot be handled on
tho rango without them, nnd in sheep
herding tho shepherd dog Is indlspeu
sablo. Tho most fatal disease of dogs In
Oregon Is commonly known as "snl
mon poisoning." Dogs that have ac
cess to llsh Inhabiting streams tribut
ary to tho sea, die from eating tho
fish. Trout and salmon trout nro
well known to bo particularly viru
lent, and the salmon after leaving
tho sen water nnd ascending tho fresh
water streams become virulent after
Inhabiting fresh wnter for some
time, but the salmon taken directly
from tho sen, or salt water, do not
cause tho disease when eaten by dogs.
Thoro are many popular theories aH
to tho cause of dogs dying from eat
ing llsh. Perhaps the most common
0110 Is that salmon-possesses a poi
son which when eaten by dogs pro
duces sickness mid death, commonly
mown as "salmon poisoning."
Tho remedies are ho numerous and
somo ho ridiculous, that nn enumera
tion of tliem is unnecessary hero.
Sufflcu to say, thnt nil diseases of tho
animal bod;, liavo a specific cause,
thoroforo it became necessary in this
disease of dogs to definitely deter
mine tho Hjicclllc cause, before 11 rem
cdy could intelligently bo ndmlnlstor-
cd.
As thero Is but Ilttlo or no lltorn
turo upon tho subject of salmonlng
of dogs, wo undertook nn Investiga
tion of tho causo with tho assump
tion that owing to tho disease having
nn Incubating period of nino days
from tho tlmo tho llsh is enton un
til tho first symptom makes Itsolf
manifest ,tt was a Imperial disease
Thero appears to no a ninrked dc
greo of d I fro re n co In tho susceptibility
of dogs of different breeds. Tho
hounds Been to bo particularly huh-
ceptiblo, collies and shepherd dogs
dently a fresh water amoeba that be
come pnracltls to the llsh, but not
pathogenic to them.
Cuiv and How (ilvcn.
The calomel moved Its bowels
well, carrying off a largo amount of
bile. Tho fecal mnttor pnssed was
very black, or dark brown black In
color. The dog was feeling well on
Saturday, March tith nnd was sent
home apparently cured.
The elllclency of cnlomol as u spe
cific for salmon poisoning lias been
repeatedly verified by dog owner.
Itoports liavo been received from the
same owner of bIx recoveries out of
eight cases, two of the dogg thnt died
having other complications. Two
grains of calomel Is a dose. Allow
the dog to drink nil tho water It
desires.
The most effective tlmo for admi
nistering the calomel is about the
third day after tho first symptoms
liavo been observed, or nfter tho dog
has appeared very Hick nnd vomiting.
Our oxperlonco Iiiib been thnt If
the calomel Is given In the last stages
of tho disease it causes Intense suf
fering owing to tho highly Inllnmcd
condition of tho Intestines, and tho
dog being in such n weak emaciated
condition usually dies from exhaus
tlon, in a short time.
Ot' who have garden. over
flowing with summer bios
Horns, hnvo you ever consid
ered how much pleasure a
pimple flower may give to tho tired
and dlicourngcd worker in tho hot city
sweatshop, to tho gasping child In tho
crowded ward of tho great hospital, to
the hot, untidy children In the dirty
slum Hlrcets, to tho weary mother
with tho cross baby or tho tired fa
ther who comes homo at the end of
nn exhausting day's work to the torrid
home In tho tenement to dream of tho
green fields and the sunny orchards
where ho was a boy? I you have
never thought of it kindly give your
mind to tho consideration of such con-
iUDGE HOLDS LAND
' COMPANY IS ALRIGHT
Hocolvcr Denied For Concern In
Which Coon County People Are
Interested.
Many Coos county pcoplo will bo
Interested in tho following artlclo
from n Seattlo paper relative to n
land company from which thoy
bought property through A. B. Pol
loxfon who represented It on tho liny
a fow years ago:
"Judgo King Dykcman n fow days
ago denied tho petition of Georgo A.
Hell for a receiver for tho Jo vita
una. oKonou x. rxvu
I Hiililitti Pmimniiv. mi (In. ulinu'lmr nf
next, thon the bird dogs and finally ! tin, company that Its assetH were bo
tho common mongrel, which hooiiib tojlng conserved, that it Is a going con
bo tho last HiiHceptlblo. Tho partial jcern, and that tho company has dellv
InauBceptlblllty or immunity of tho ered to all purchasers of lot ovory-
lattor may bo duo to common dogs) thing thnt was agreed to In tho con-
iu tract.
eating llsh partially sterilized
rooked food that they obtain from
garbage.
A dog thnt has been well halmoneil
nnd recovers from the dlsoaso Is Im
munized against subsequent attacks
as will bo seen by experiments with
"Spottlo." ThU has been coullrmud
by many ownern of dogs, thnt If a
salmoued dog recount from n severe J
attack of the iIIwiiho, It never occurs
again.
SVMI'TONS '
Tho first notlcoablo symptom of
this disease occurs invariably nino
days after tho llsh has been eaten.
Tho dog becomes mopish, desired to
lie down, nnd refuses to take food.
During tho course of low temper
ature the dog appears to bo cold anil
curls up as if It were Buffering with
abdominal pains. No food Is taken
nfter the first fc.wuptoms appear, but
thero Ib a coimlaiit desire to drink,
which If allowed Is followed by vo
miting. Howol action varies; In iomo cases
constipation piocedo dlnrrhoea.
while lu other diarrhoea begins
early, continuing throughout the Ill
ness, The dngtt usually have spasms
of more or los oorlty Jiibt before
death.
From tho oarlUwt stag of tho
disease, einaelutlou gradually in
creases until time of death. Tho
abdomen U tensely countrified nud
tho animal walks with meat dlllloul
iy. Tho miicuous membrane, such n
lips and eyelid, become bloodless
nud anemic, hi some Instances rose
spots npppur upon tho ubdoiueu and
Inside the letc. ImIuk unite noticeable
on white-haired dons.
An nbveiico of ilgor uiurtls. or tlf-
"It was the charge of tho plain
tiff that tlio company lrid agreed to
do certain street .York thnt had not
been done, and that in.siepresentn
tlouw had been made to non-resident
contract-holders.
"Jiiiiioh II. Kerr, attorney for tho
defendants, told the court that the
cempany hail Invested $ 120.000 foi
the acreage nt lovlta Hilghts, and
has spent $117,000 In lnipiuveincutB
and $!t0.000 In siirvoyiiK. -!ce ex
pense nud other sundries. Atlldavlts
sot forth the Information that the as
sets of the company nro S.'.moL'S nnd
tho liabilities SlS.tOO."
Al,().; THK WATERFRONT.
The space required to store sutllc-
lent oil for a traveling radius of 0,000
miles 011 the oil burning stenmers, is
about one-third less than tho space re
quired for coal bunkers sufficient for
storage for a traveling radius of 3,000
mllcf, and the cost of the oil as com
pared with coal will Ire from 10 per
cent to jo per cent less. The motors
of tluw ships will require only about
live men to tend to them
The new
motor ships will be nlilo to take on ' tenements. The New York authorities
dlttotiB nnd then look nt your glowing
flower beds If you can without a gen
erous stirring of conscience thnt is. If
you hnvo a conscience.
Fortunately kind hearts hnre already
tnken step to bring tho abundance of
ton country to tho door of tho city.
It Wfly in 1R1V7 thnt tho VnHnnnI
Plant. Flower nnd Fruit guild woe os
tnbllshcd In Now York city. Tho ob
ject of this organisation was to gather I
t. 41. l 1 . M --. m I
uiu uumi rnirj)iu 01 inrron nnu gar
dens to the city wbcro they could bo
distributed free to thoso who needed
nnd would nppreclato them. Tho work
h grown from the distribution of it
few hundred bunches of flower to
enormouH proportions. Thero nro locnl
brunches of tho organizations In ninny
places, nnd tho society Is anxious to en
tabllsh iheso wherever they do not x
1st.
Tho exprens companies In nnd about
New York city hnvo been Interested In
the work and enrry free certified
packages of flowero and plants from
contilbutors to tho society's New York
depot.
Mrs. John Wood Stewart of Now
York- originated tho Plant, Flower mid
Fruit guild In ISM she was visiting
n big country estnte at (Jtenrldge. N. J.,
where there wiih tin unused surplus of
(lowers nnd fruit, hi her philanthrop
ic work Mrs. Stewart had learned the
valuo cf these things, and when she
spoko to her hostess the latter eagerly
coincided In Mrs. Stewart's regret for
the waste of fruits nnd flowers; also
her hostess said that If there wore any
society for the purpose of distributing
such fruits or flowers to the sick or
poor sho would bo glnd to co-operate
with It.
Mrs. Stewart set out to Interest oth
er iicrsons whoso clrcuinstnnces made
It likely they would be able to assist
Mich an organization. Tho result was
the Nntlonal Plant, Flower nnd Fruit
guild, which has branches In many
parts of the country. The scopo of the
work has broadened sluco then. Flow
ers are supplied to hospitals, to cltv
inlssloiis.settleiiients.missloti churches,
vacation schools and to many other
org!inl7ntloii8.
One of tho guild's most Interesting
activities Is the nmlnien.'iuco of u farm
garden for the little children of the
iieani 111 .now ioru, wiiero oil is
cheaper than lu Europe, sulllclent
quantity for the trip from New York
lo Oerinanv and from Hamburg back
to New York. The oil can be pumped
Into the tanks without any of the In
convenience of taking in conl.nnd
much more rapidly.
Try Times' Wnut Ads.
$100 Reward, $100
Tlu-r Hill-in i-r I 111. iHr ft I 1 i.lni.i-.l io
.-urn mm im-ri' i. hi u DM oin- iri-Milii uIm-Hm-
Tho uniform success that has at
tended tho use or Chamberlain'- Co
lic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Keuiedy
has made it k favorite everywhere. It
can always b dtendc.l up-q F-ir
sale by all donlers.
that i-U-iii'ti lint U-i-n iihli-toi-iiM- iii hII lu
-I'W'MIHl 'llltt M 'HIM -hi I(hU' iMIMirh
Tun- l ilit- milx 1.m- . nre iimi linnuii i,i
llli' llU'tlU-ftl frrilt-riillt raUlrn I1..I111 ........
lIliiiiuiiHl i11mhi-. rtHii(ri a ihiixIiiiiIoiihI
irt-Him in llull.k t'Htar'h urn-1. t-kin inl -r
iml i -hiIiik .lln-.'il 111x.11 ih 1,1.1,1.1 hii.I mi).
If II- IIIIHII ill 1 Inl U1 l!lln hi l l 1 II Vlllll
I hi- fimnilali.ii of III.' .It-k n. i-lii( ihi
a lout ii- iiuih fn liiillilln up 'In- ii.titiitii.
luii ninl H-lt'ilir iittiuit- In il.m11; ii,iik
ilit- irinlt'luK ka-Miuuth (11I1I1 in ri iir.
tllv uvr Unit Ihi-v it-r On.- Ilun.tr.. I i,,l.
lur lor biiv rM I Iml It fall. In . tin' Mini for
lll Ul li-fcllll mi'i 1.
nnnually set luddo a section of Hud
sou park for Pie use of the youngsters
of the neighborhood, who are such dill
gent farmers thnt the park commls
.ilouer was moved to admiration and Is
flow enthusiastically commuted to fur
thering similar experiments wherever
possible, rtpsldo the park farm, fifty
back yard gardens were started lii
spots that lind previously been eye
sores In their neighborhoods. Two
roof gardens were maintained for frorh
nlr camps, nnd 717 window boxes
were placed in tenement houes.
The Jusplrer. tho netlve head of the
work. Is the executive secretary of the
Natloiml Plant. Fruit and Flower guild,
who mty Ui found nt her desk, fii
Fifth avenue. New York, on every
week day. Sho Is n remarkable per-
sniiige l Mrs Paul, for uo ono over
No Smoking Wax
With Electric Flat Irons
The smell of smoking wax is not agreeable and
the fumes injure delicate throats.
Wax is not necessary with hlectric Flat Irons
is not used at all.
The wax-fumes danger of catching fire occa
sional damage to the article being ironedarc
all eliminated.
The surface of the Electric Iron is always smooth.
Electric Flat Irons
Ironing Done
In Half the Time
With Half'
The Labor
Telephone 178
Oregon Power Company
, $3.00 S
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First National Bank
OF COOS HAY AT MAllSHFIKLl). OHKGON,
Capital and surplus and profits $107,000.00
Total resources 535,000.00
United StatesDepository for Postal Savings
Does a general banking business,
Interest paid on time and savings deposits.
OFFICERS:
W. S, Chandler, M, C, Horton, Dorsev Kreitzer,
President, Vice-President, Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
M U, UliailUIDI, JUIIII VJ, JUIG
W, U, Douglas,
John F, Hall,
F, S, Dow,
M, C, Horton,
Wm, Grimes,
S, C, Rogers,
W, P, Murphy,
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Established 1889
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits Over $100,000
Assets Over $500,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
IIE.MIY SEXG8TACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Office Phone 191 Mnrshflold Offlco 14-J.
Farina Timber Coal and Platting Landa a specialty.
Genaral Agenta "EASTSIDB"
This has bcon a dry month but
nro you nwnrd that It lms been
Raining Bargains
At our storo every day. Just cast
your englo eyo In our window nnd'
see the
40-Piece Set of Crockery
' for Only $5.00
You cannot duplicate this prlco
In Coos county.
(pOOS BAY
Vash STORE
Tlio Storo Tliut SntvN Yon Money.
(SHO. N. UOIT, - Malinger.
Front Kit-eel. Mnt-nliflchl.
URl) ofMn.whol iMiKimolnventlvonlilllty
fnPB r.Vasnx'rllo lli:i:i.i:v A Mrl.N'l nil"
! n,i.,,l VlljriHjrt, M'u.liliiuluii, II. f.
The cost of repairing tho
wiring In our building In
Mnrshflold was nino dollnrs.
Tho owner nt onco got a re
duction of FlfJy Dollars per
jour In the Insurance.
Think It ovor.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J
Business Directory
Following Is a list of Rcllnblo
DuslneBS Firms thnt It will
Pay to Patronize
60 To
WILLEY & SCHR0EDER
for
Plumbing and Heating
Mnraliflclil, Ore., Phono 773
STADDEN
All hinds of photograph work,
bromide enlarging and kodak
finishing.
J. L. KOONTZ
Machine aa4 Repair 8hop
GENEItAIi MACHINIST
Stean and Qa Englno Work
At UolUnd's boat skop, Front
street, Marshfleld, Or.
IIKAIIY'S GUN SHOP
Full lino of Blcyclo supplloa.
Gun, blcyclo, machlno lock ropafr
Ing, Keys mndo and fitted.
E. HANDEL, Prop.
No. 007 No. Front St. Phono 180-R
MAnSHFIELD'S POPULAR
FASIILY HOTEL
THE XiLOYl
Hates reducod to: Day 50c, 75c and
11.00; week J2.00 to 5.00. Houao
koeplng aparttnonts with gas ranges
JIO.00 to $18.00 por month. FREH
DATHS K. V. SULLIVAN. Prop.
WILL K.YCIIANOE My !?2,10l),
equity In a G-room hungaliu', lot
80x92, Woodstock Add., Portland,
Oro. Valued nt J3.000, for ncivaRO
noar or property In Mnrsiilloid. Or.
I am tho owner of this bungalow,
nnd shnll only deal direct with
ownor of property. If you ku'iw (t
nny ono wishing to exchange have
them wrlto L. J. Juston, 494
Morrlsson St., Portland, Oregon.
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WATCH! NOTICE!
Homer Mauzey, one of tho drlvera
and the solicitor for us Is out for
Laundry. Watch him! he Is liable
to stop you on tho street and explain
all details of Laundry and also to be
nt your homo any time. He knows
Laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfield Hand and
Steam Laundry
PHON.. 220.J
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The past has proven thnt Investments In sranll aero tracts near growing
cities nro tho most profitable Tho C. D. R. S. has such to offer. Chas. J.
llruBchko, Marshfleld, Oro.
ALICE H
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ItlHl lltlt ! l-tlhtl!
I COOS RAY TO HRATVniili.vna
Tho Popular Picnic llont. itlnie posslblo HoUen Auto Line
Now makes regular schedule on Vla Allegany. Tliroimh fnr s -
i t iL -. fl.il. I T !... ... T " ----- ',,,mmt
lenM's hit prom-nw without twiug H- DOi" uoa kVBr "" stves stage, steamer and auto via Gardl
Kiuvil with nil euthukhum to go out Mnrshflold week clnys at 4 q. m. Ar- ner. Through In ono dnv 7 an
, K?J.n.BNKVAco.ro,.,0.o -t'Zr''ZA:Z "! ","""U""i,.r: " nrn,n' Coos W tage line. Through
. ' --..t Dl llllji 1VU1LO lUUiOUUUlU UL O K. Al. TI TXVfX rtntta I CA e-ft .1
i..ii, i i..i. tuuuierul mission. nrnn n r n m . ' " )0unas oi Don't forget the Turkish
' . Returns at 6 p. m. baggage tree. Norton & Hansen, ngts.'PHOXE 8U.J.
A Modern Drlck Building, Electric
Lights, Steam Heat.. Elegantly
Furnished Rooms with Hot
and Cold Water
HOTEL COOS
C. A. METLIN, Prop.
Rates: 50 cents a Day and Upward.
Cor. Broadway and Market
Marshfleld, Oregon,
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It Is worse than useless to take
any medicines internally for muscular
or chronic rheumatism. All that '
needed Is a free application of Cham
berlain's Llnlmont. For sale by a"
dealers.
Baths-