THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH », 1MR
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TÀBLOIDS
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By W. 8. Sickels
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Ride 'Em, Cowboy T
According to a bill introduced in
the legislature by Senator Goes and
Representative McCloskey, the sal­
aries of certain Coos county officials
are to be reduced. Still shooting at
a pitifully email mark that can only
be seen through a telescope!
That
2.38 cents of the taxpayer’s dollar!
That is all that is now required,to
pay all of our county’s officials and
their regular staff of assistants.
Just how will business be helped by
cutting down the purchasing power of
these people? Of course, the county
seat will be the principal loser. To
the Senator’s town, Marshfield, it wifi
make little difference, perhaps, and ia
likely to meet with an approval other
than from the viewpoint of an econ­
omy accomplished.
With sincere politeness, and in ths
spirit of due humbleness, likewise
humility, etc., may it here be inquired
of Senator Goes: Aa a lawyer »rill he
for himself reduce fees and retainers
that have heretofore been considered
by him to be “reasonable” compensa­
tion for his professional services?
Representative McCloskey operates
a ranch. Prices of ranch products are
now at the bottom and cannot be re­
duced. He might donate to the state
part of hia pay of »3 a day as a leg­
islator.
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social college life for their children.
Under these conditions the eoat of
education at a tax-supported univer­
sity is as great ao at a private insti­
tution. Neither are available to the
majority of the boys and girls, but
their parents, nevertheless, are com­
pelled to help purchase the alleged
advantages for children whose par­
ents can afford to pay the expense of
maintaining them away from home.
Therefore, oppressed and angry
taxpayers have placed “higher edu­
cation” (for the few) on the spot
Mankind Disposed to Suffer
•
Thoughts from the Declaration of
Independence;
Governments are instituted among
men that they may render secure cer­
tain unalienable righto; among them
are life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness.
(Happiness includes the
peaceable possession of property your,
labor may have created.) Prudence,
indeed, will dictate that governments
long
established
should not be
chsnged for light and transient rea­
son; and accordingly all experience
has shown that mankind are more
disposed to suffer, while evils are suf­
ferable, than to right themselves by •
abolishing ’ the forms to which they
are accustomed.
Thus we continue to tolerate nefar­
ious systems of taxation; disgraceful
methode of legislation, as witnessed
by congress and the Oregon fiasco at
Salem; graft in national government;
the law’s delays; insoWnce in office;
acketeering in businqsa, politics and
religion; and there are other things.
We’re about ready for the second Bos­
ton -Tea Party.
Confiscation of property, WITH due
irocese of law, is going on ao rapid­
ly in this country, through the pres­
ent systems of taxation, that the peo­
ple are both bewildered and alarmed.
A Flight of Imagination
Every professional man should keep
» few carpenter’s tools in the garage
>r basement and busy himself at odd
lours with them in constructing the
various articles that are always
reeded about the house. There is a
Treat deal of pleasure in feeling your
»wn independence of other trades, and
nore especially of the carpkhter. A
nan will, if he tries, readily learn to
io a great many things and his wife
will brag on him to other ladies and
they will make invidious comparisons
between their husband«, who can’t do
anything of ths* kind whatever, and
you are so “handy.”
Medford’s Grocery
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GROCERIES'
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Pure Pork.
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25c
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PORK LOIN
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100^8 $3.85
TOMATOES
No. 2Yt Puree
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3 CANS
25c
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TALLCAN
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Shortening
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Swift’s Quality
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Standby Quality
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All Steaks
Swift’s Med. Weight
Pound
Bacon Squares
Swift’s Dixie
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Pound
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POUND
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Lettuce
Oranges
Fancy Naveb. Med. size.
2 doz
35c
Large Solid Heads
EACH
Bananas
Golden Ripe
POUND
William ing friends of the governor but it did mistakenly regard butter and fruit
which has now made the circuit of! boys—Henry Hanzen
the two law^jnaking. bodies.
The Einzig—to reconcile their differences ' not go over very big with the rank juices as luxuries, rather than abso­
Stockdale bill also contains two other and make up for the best interests of and file of the legislators who agreed lute necessities.
Deaths by accidents, including those
important changes in the county unit the state, which has given the capi­ with the governor that the thing for
law. It limits the right to vote on tal a good laugh. While the boys everybody to do was to stay on the caused by automobles, are reported
the lowest in several year«, not be­
the question of adopting ths unit plan might shake hands across the table job until it was finished.
i.
cause we are much more careful, but
to those voters living in the territory it’s a pretty safe bet that they would
because there sra fewer industrial
which would be included in the unit, be kicking shins under the table at Unwise Economy May
eliminating residents of the larger the same time.
Affect Future Health plants running and fewer automobiles
on the streets.
cities who may now vote on the ques­
The Journal of the American Medi­
Child stealing in Oregon hereafter
(Oregon State Board of Health)
tion. It also provides for an adjust­
This writer has heard much about ment of the indebtedness of the vari- will be punishable by life imprisonment
Many official reports published re­ cal Association, in a recent editorial,
the split infinitive. He confesses to oua independent school districts in the under the terms of the Paget hill cently indicate that death and sick­ called attention to the fact that it is
not knowing what it is, but would event of consolidation
under . the which is now In the hands of the gov­ ness rates are unusually low; In fact not wise to be too optimistic about
like to understand that it is not some­ county unit. The provision for a vote ernor. The bill originally fixed the death rates have never been lower. the effect of business adversity on
thing pertaining to a wood pile.
on the county unit plan in the several penalty for kidnaping a child at death Some people have interpreted this puMic health. It pointed out thst
counties at the time of the annual but this was reduced ^o life imprison­ falling off in deaths as due to the de­ hard times seemed to be having a bad
Amnesia, Thy Guilt is Great
school election in 1934 was stricken ment by the cenote.
pression. It has been said that these effect upon the mental health of
Absent-mindedness can be tragic as
out by the senate. One hundred vot­
hand times are good for the health of people. This effect is reflected in an
nM as ludricrous. Think of the plight
The modern shylock« have appar­ our people.
ers in any county may, however, bring
apparent increase of mental disordem.
of the poor fellow who arrived in ‘Old
Even under a regime of strict econo­
the matter to a vote by-, petitioning ently scored a victory in their fight
Statistics are valuable and neces­
Mexico recently and discovered he had
against proposed amendments to the sary but unless properly interpreted my it is possible to prevent many of
the county court.
brought with him
another man’s
small loan laws. The attempt to re­ may lead to wrong conclusions. War the delayed effects due to an improper
wife, and by some strange overnight
The bill sponsored by the committee duce the legal rate of interest on and hard times are known to under­ diet or a depressed mental state.
had left hie own at home with five
on education in the house and provid­ small loans brought to Salem one of mine health, although the ultimate
Good health was nsVer a better in­
children. It hardly seems passible
ing for the creation of non-high the moat powerful lobbies of the ses­ effects may nut be evident statistically vestment. (Let us protect our full
that a man could be so completely en­
Hopes for adjournment this week school districts to handle tuition and sion headed by that master strategist, for a long while. For example, after share now and insure ever increasing
veloped in a brown study of the blue
depression that he would err in the —or during the early hours next Sun­ transportation problems ha« also been Gua Moeer, former member of the the influenza epidemic wm over in dividends for the future.
matter of a wife and five children, day—of Oregon’s 37th legislature ate paseed by both branches and sent to , state senate. Indications are that 1918, death and sickness rates de­
The granting of a »2.50 automobile
but such seems to have been the case. cooling for even the moot optimistic the governor for signature. This bill J those who are compelled through clined markedly for some time. Es­
of aenatons and representatives at the creates a new d’.itrict and a new board force of circumstance to patronize pecially was this true of the chronic license fee by the legislature, good
cancer
and until June 80, has brought many can
The first thing an honest dictator state capitol. By the end of the week in' every county in the state except these agencies will continue to pay diseases tuberculosis,
would do would be to knock the gov­ legislators will have labored 15 days the three in which the county unit through the nose, with little or no heart diseases—because influenza had out of winter quarters. Of the 151 li­
carried off many who were already censee issued for Coos county cars
ernment's props from under incompe­ and as many nights without pay in plan is in operation. While no pro­ protection.
in the early stages of these diseases, 'a8t week 42 were Coquille cars. Only
tent and dishonest business. In the in dfort to complete the heavy sched­ vision ia made flor a direct vote on the
And speaking of lobbies and lobby­ who, in the natural course of events, three or four of them were for new
old «leys if a railroad got into difficul­ ule of business remaining after com­ question of transportation of high
ties through Hi-Conception or misman­ pletion of the 40 salaried days of the school students this matter is left to ists, they do not all represent preda­ would probably have died a year or so cars, the rest were on cars which had
Although the law­ the discretion of the non-high ^school tory interests and soulless corpora­ later.
agement, why it was just too bad. If «pedal session.
previously been licensed.
The
The effects of the depression can­
a life insurance company or a bank makers themselves are not being paid, district board of five members who tions. Not by a great deal.
held a lot of the bonds, why that was costs of the session in running ex­ will, unquestionably, be elected large­ state Grange has had its master and not help but influence future rates of
To Whom It May Concern
several members of its legislative sickness and death, in this land of
just too bad, also. Now the govern­ panses and employee salaries still ly on this issue.
Notice
ia hereby given that I will
committee at the capitol throughout fflenty there are many who are not
ment ia rushing to the aid of every­ amount to more than »3000 daily.
not be responsible for any deLt con-
No
session
of
the
Oregon
legisla
­
the
session
while
Ben
Osborne
and
Definite
indication
of
the
final
trend
getting
the
right
kind
of
food
and
who
thing and pretty soon that will be
treated by my wife, Madeline G Ben-
>f numerous key problems in legiela- ture would be complete without its several other labor leaders have been are not wearing proper clothing. A
just too bad—but it will be too late.
fights between rival fishing interests. constantly on the job looking after scant and improper diet frequently nett.
.ion developed thia week.
Frank E. Bennett,
An income tax bifi that would cut This session controversial fWh legis­ the interests of labor. Neither would results in malnutrition, the effects of
“Higher Education"
It*
Suffern, N. Y.
A few weeks ago the opinion was axemptions to »800 for single and lation was limited pretty much to the the lobby list be complete without the which may not appear for some time.
Chrisman
bill
seeking
to
restore
fish
names
of
a
number
of
state
officials
51500
for
married
persona,
and
levy
Of
course,
it
ia
a
fact
that
«1
pros
­
expressed in this column that the
Justice Court blanks for sale at this
public’s responsibility in the matter of 'rom 2 to 7 per cent taxable incomes, wheels to the upper Columbia river. who have been conspicuously active perous times many people eat too
providing education for the youth ■>ss«ed the house with no opposition. The bill passed the house by a vote of about the capitol almost continuous­ much rich, indigestible foods. Plain office.
The house also passed the flat »5 more than two to one but when it got ly ever since the session opened.
should end with the high school. Con­
sensible foods wit! do such people
good. But a larger number of people
siderable reading lately on the sub­ lutomobile license bill providing for into the .«enate it met defeat by ap­
It may be, as the poets sing, that who, even in prosperous times had to
ject of the “higher education,” for in increase in the state gasoline tax proximately the same ratio of votes—
a rose by any other name would live on the cheaper foods now find it
which the people have to pay, has not 'rom 4 to 5 cents. The fiat »5 plate 20 to 10.
smell just as sweet, but hereafter the difficult to get sufficient food to
charge wifi not go into effect until
resulted in a change of that opinion.
feeble-minded maintain health. This ia true in im­
The governor will be given legal state Institution for
A father sent his son to a state 1934, however, according to provisions
rf the bill. Between July 1, 1983, and authority to do the thing which may­ will be referred to as the Oregon poverished familys where children es­
university.
First year: Cost to the fond parent, next year »6 will be charged for the ors of various Oregon cities have been Fairview Home. The legislature has pecially may not be getting a suitable
half-year to prevent difficulties to the doing without any authority, declare a no decreed.
diet, balanced to contain required
»126 a month.
food elements, vitamins and mineral
Second year: There wasn’t any. «tate highway construction program. moratorium for banka, under the pro­
The wise-cracking columnists have salts.
,
Fond parents informed son hie allow­ At the same time the automobile li- visions of an amendment tacked onto
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V,<or — Youthfulness
had a lot of copy out of the bee in-
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In many, instances, , people w
for fl- 1 With Clear Skin and Vivacious Eyes
ance had been cut to »75 a month, 'ensing year would be changed to the revised banking code.
spection bill put through by Repre- nancial reasons, are foiling to have That Sparkle With Glorious Health
and that if such sum was not satis­ «tart January 1, instead of July 1.
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Oakes and Senator ,------------------------
Upton'certain -----------
dental conaiuons
and surgical conditions
A general sales tax bill sponsored
factory he eouk^stay at home and go
Appointment of Judge Charles H. ’ •tentative
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Here’« the recipe that banishes fat
Carey,
of
Portland,
to
the
post
of
cor-
■
but
as
a
matter
of
fact
thia
measure
attended
to;
decayed
teeth
and
dis-
to work. Son elected to stay a* home, >y the house committee on taxation
and brings into blossom all the natur­
“ much importance to eased tonsil« are left to discharge in­ al attractiveness that every woman
and revenues Anally reached the poration commissioner came as - a
also to go to work.
Reason for son’s decision: Didn’t house this week. If enacted it would complete surprise to every one out- he« raisers who depend upon the in- to the system poisons which may possesses. ,
morning take one half tea­
want to again mingle with student tax 2 per cent on all retail sales and side the immediate administration •«•try {oT • livelihood as any bill later lead* to rheumatism or heart
spoonful .of Kruachen Salts in a glass
body unless he had sufficient funds all retail professional and business circle. Carey’s name had never been ,hat has been acted upon at this aes- disease. A person with chronic ap- °* ho}
water
before
breakfast
with which to maintain the previous services from July 1, 1933, to July 1, mentioned in connection with the ap-, ’h”1- The measure, all joking aside, pendicitis may delay having an opera-
cut down on paktry and fatty meats
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»_ protect
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interval) between
ffo light on potatoes, butter, cream
apiaries from
social statu». You know the picture— 1935. No personal property would bs pointment. Herbert Gordon, repre- is designed
automobile, fraternities, sports, par­ assessed for taxation during that tentative from Multnomah county and invasion* vt diseases which might well attacks became he does not feel fl- and sugar—In 4 weeks get on the
J. *s ,nc* note **ow many pounds of
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ties, and the general rah-rah idiocy. period.
nancially
at present to meet ex­ fat have vanished.
one of the administration’s strongest wipe out the entire industry unless--------
Monies received would go to offset supporters in the present session of checked by precautionary measures of penses involved. He does not realise ,.
Conclusion: The father, in this case,
* bottle of Kruschen Salts -
was abundantly able to allow his son the state property tax, »260,000 for the legislature, was believed to be this kind.
that an emergency operation is likely the coat is trifling end it lasts 4 weeks.
If even this first bottle doesn’t Con­
’ .»125 per month for expenses.
He unemployment relief and some »600,- slated for the job but it is understood
to be attended by much greater
vince you this is the easiest, safest
It did not take Governor Meier long ard.
wisely decided not to do so. Son just 000 for the state bonus commission. that the salary of »3«00, less recent
and surest way to lose fat—if you
It is an indisputable fact that most
as well off.
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cuts, did not appeal to him and he to spike the ill-advised recess boom.
u
* "upcrb improvement in
High schools of the smaller towns turned down the chance to »erve the The suggestion that the legislature welfare agencies, responsible for fur­ neaitn—so gloriously energetic vig­
Sons and daughters of wealthy par­
take time out for a couple of weeks nishing food to the needy are more orously slive—your money gladly re-
ent« make it hard for those students and cities as well as the elementary state.
turned.
in order that the governor might at­ aware than evey that a diet of salt
who are at the universities through schools will be inclulded in the coun­
But be sure for your health's sake
sacrifices of parents not so fortunate­ ty unit of school administration un­
The legislative ways and means tend the conference of state execu­ pork, potatoes a nd be ana Is not ade- s
you J!’*1 ^or ,nd f«t Krusehen
next quate.
ly situated and who yield through der the amended bill, sponsored by committee has advised State Treasur­ tives beck in Washington, D.
Nevertheless
Get them st Fuhrman’s
Representative
Stockdale
'
and
others,
officials and many heads of families rnarmacv, Inc., or any drugstore in
loving indulgence to the financing of
er Holman and the administration Monday, was advanced by well
toe world.
HOW MODERN
WOMEN LOSE
FAT SAFELY
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