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PACE KI.L'VEN
COUNTY'S BIRTH
RATc EMttUS
DEATH RATE
Marlon county1 birth rata ex
ceeded the number of death by 104
during the ilrat eigne months ci
1029. according to figure which Dr,
Vernon A. Douglas, county health
olflcer, gave at the monthly meet
true of the county health unit Wed
sesdav noon. Prom January 1 to
August 31 of tola year, 642 babies,
841 girls and 9M boys, were born
In Marlon comity. During the same
period the total number of deaths
was only 438. OI the deaths 341
were female and 17 male. Four
teen of the deaths were Infanta less
than a month old and 32 were uv
ant less than a year old. In the
entire eight months -only deaths
were caused by communicable ov
tease.' Heart disease caused M '
She 431 deaths and cancer SI
Apoplexy Is credited with 47. Four,
people died from auto accidents
during the -eight month period and
15 from other accidents. A total
at 317 death occurred In state In
stitutions In the county. These are
not estimated in the county total
sf 43g deaths.
Durinff Aucust communicable dl
tease caused only three deaths. All
three are attributed to tuberculosis.
There were 4S deaths In all during
August The total number of births
wj August was as.
Only 31 ases of communicable
disease were reported to the county
health officer In August. These in
eluded three cases of chicken pox.
10 cases of mumps, two of smallpox,
.four of whooping cough, eight tu
berculosis, two venereal diseases,
one bronchial pneumonia and one
amebiasis.
Those attending the county
health unit meeting Thursday noon
were County Judge J. C. Slegmund,
6. E. Purvine representing the city
council, Frank Neer of the school
aard, and T. M. Hicks of the Marl
on county neaitn association.
MOTHER GOOLIDGE
OKEHS LOVE NEST
New Haven, Conn. MV The four
room Apartment which John Cool
tdge will occupy with his bride ha
the approval of his mother.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidte visited It
with Miss Florence Trumbull, her
son's fiancee and- Mrs. Trumbull,
wife of the governor of Connecticut.
"I am please dwlth it," she remark
ed. After Inspection of the $78-a-month
apartment the two mothers
and the young lady who will become
Mrs. Coolldge on September 33, went
to a furniture stor eand looked at
various pieces that might be suit
able for the apartment.
AMITY
Cebnre Blrrell. a former Amity
'boy and a graduate of Amity high
tn the class of 25. who was gradu
ted from Willamette university
this year has gone to eastern Wash
button where he has accepted
position In a high school to teach
nlgher mathematics and chemistry.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy B. Newman
and daughter, Helen. Jean, jot Sa
lem, were caller at the home of
her parents, Mc and Mrs. George
D. Thomas of this city the first of
the week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Georgt Ot Thomas
of this city, who nave been visiting
in fiUvertoa tor several days at the
noma of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Fuller.
returned home the first ot the week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Townley have
moved from the Soren Sorensen
bouse on North Trade street to the
Rinehart property west of the de
pot
middle of Dcember when Salem will
be given the same grade of gas
as Portland. "
He stated -that as soon as the
service is available a survey will
be msde of every section where
there Is an application for an ex
tension of mains. A man will berths
sent over the particular section
and make inquiry at every house
as to the possibilities of ts there
If his report Is sufficient to wax
rant further invoi ligation a second
crew will go over and secure a sur
vey as to Just what gat appliances
each house expect to use. There
will be no restriction, he stated, on
matter otbuying . appliances
from the gat company as far as
extensions are concerned, the only
Interest to be shown H whether a
sufficient number of appliances will
be put la to warrant the expense
eg the extension.
TISITOBS COMB CO
Mt. Angel Mrs. Lillian DeRyke
returned home Wednesday from an
extended trip to Kansas City, Kan,
and other eastern cities. Miss Mar
garet Fault left for Columbus, Mae
tans, . where ah win teach school.
Patrick Gibbon arrived Here from
Balsa, Idaho, to attend school at
MC Angel college, : . ...
UTTJaUt nOM BOCK WAT
SUvertou Mrs. dward Sehaar.
pharmacist at the Olsen drug com
pany, her young son Edward Junior
and Mrs. C. A. Brown and two
children of HewSerg. have returned
from Rotkaway where they had
spent a week at the seashore. -Tounv.
aoooi ouen Helped out at the
store.
VISIT IN HOLLYWOOD .
enverton Mrs, W. K- Satcbelwell
and son Wayne of Adams avenue.
have left' for Hollywood, Calif,
where they will vlatt relative. They
Intend to return some tana next
week. - 8atchelweQ it the local
Southern Paetflo station agent.
The arttsta section of the State
Guild of England has panted a
resolution opposing Sunday "ir-f
of theaters '
PLANS LAID FOR
EXTENDING GAS
SERVICE HERE
By the middle of December tb
Portland Qaa fc Coke company ex
pects to bs in s portion In Salem
ti spread Its nrntei Oka a hlaokft
ever every street ta the city of
Salem where buslMss warrants and
where there t demand, without
charge to the property owners eith
er ier extension ox mains or tot
connections, eccordlnt to I. H. Cal
houn, supervisor of sales for the
Salem dirk ion.
Under the old regime main ex
tensions were principally made with
property owners sharing In the cost
of the extensions. This will be
done In no case under the new
company's supervision. Mr. Calhoun
stated, but everywhere a main ex
tension Is laid In the city It will be
paid for by the company.
He stated that It Is expected
that the pipe line between Portland
end Salem will be finished bv th
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