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Coquille should put on its gala
dies« next week and show the ladies
of" the Business and Professional
Women’s Clubs that we appreciate
their coming, to Coquille for their
state convention.
There are very few people who can
draw $4500 in cash from a bank in
these parts, and it is not a safe thing
to do, anyway. Week before last, J.
H. Morrison, of Myrtle Creek, 77
years of age, did. just that, intending
to put the money in a postal savings
account the next day. But that night
a burglar entered the Morrison home,
hit the old man over the head with a
flashlight, reached under the bed
clothes, extracted the
wallet and
fled without leaving any clues.
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f Greed
The ancients had many gods and
goddesses, also many devils. Vices
were designated aa devila, ths casting
out of which was performed through
various incantations and ceremonies
Greed ia a devil who practices infern
al magic with much success, even in
this day and generation. He is re
sponsible for much of the discontent
and dissatisfaction pervading the
wofld. At his door may be placed the
ills, unhappiness end concomitant
evils which distract and harrow the
souls of men.
The greedy manufacturer, not con
tent wivh returns sufficient to enable
him to live comfortably, enlarged his
plant for the purpose of making more
money, and making it faster. The
greedy merchant expanded hia es
tablishment that he might become
rich beyond bis needs. The greedy
farmer added acres and acres to hie
domain with the thought of becoming
rich and influential, and so it has
been throughout the whole gamut of
human affaira. To which waa added
high-presure salesmanship—and the
result was over-production. The mar
ket crashed, values fell, wages de
creased, millions were thrown out of
work, causing a hectic scramble for
ths lean pickings left—“everyone for
himself, and the devil take the hind
most.”
What business and industry need is
the removal of the incubus of confis
catory taxes. The remedy, we think,
is in the hands of the people them-
wlves, who must resolutely tackle the
problem, or like the Romans, be en
slaved in a system at taxation that
means the decline—or perhaps the
ie« traction—of the existing order.
bris”; yet you wouldn't say "dee-
briss”, instead of “de-bray".
“Eventually, why not now,” is an
advertising slogan that has been used
for several years by a certain line of
business, but is would not make much
of a hit in an undertaker’s ad.
“Am I thy brother's keeper?”
the evasive and sneering answer given
by Cain to the Lord when He inquired
m to the whereabouts of Abel.
As
the Bible does not answer that ques
tion there is justification for believing
that persons of sound mind are ex
pected to take care of themselves.
Those unfortunates having unsound
minds are in the care of keepers, duly
provided by orpin ixed society.
feJLLUJUJi
The fact that the state textbook
commission adopted now texts in >>ome
subjects last fall does not mean that
perfectly good and usable books must
be discarded immediately in favor of
the new adoptions, Chas. A. Howard,
state superintendent of public instruc
tion, points out. The change to the
new texts may well be postponed an
other year in such cases with a saving
of thousands of dollars to parents and
taxpayers.
Establishment of book exchanges ip
high schools and a rental system for
text books such as history and litera
ture is also recommended as aids
toward economy.
If the legislature could haye fore
seen the grief it was wishing on to the
board of control by vesting that body
with authority to “adjust” salaries
under the new pay cut schedule it
would probably have omitted that au
thority and made the salary reduc-
tions on a hard and fast basis, At its
meeting this week—the first in a
month, incidentally—the board touch -
od on the subject, backed otf and then
agreed to tackle the problem next
Monday and go through with the dis
agreeable task. State Treasurer Hol
man indicated an inclination to leave
the matter of pay cuts pretty much
up to the various department heads.
Secretary of State H om opposed the
suggestion on the ground that it was
contrary to both the letter and spirit
of the law. While many of the de
partments are applying the cuts ac
cording to schedule, others show a
tendency to fudge on the scheduled re
ductions wherever possible.
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dependable, trouble-free service.
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now guaranteed 4 Yean against
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There’s a G-E model,
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Savings on food costs alone will
more than meet the easy monthly
payments. Why delay, when
welting is actually wasting!
That reliable agency, the Associ
ated Press, has made a survey of tax
lelinquency in Oregon by counties.
Tere is the paragraph given to Coos.
:ou«ty: “In Ooos county taxes due
hie year amount to $1,814,000. The
ax collecting agencies here, however,
relieved little more than 25 percent
The G-B Monitor Top is
>f this amount would be received.
There the county gets but 37 cents
Irinew generation.
So it is fitting that on Mother’s >f each tax(dollar paid.” The state’s
iroportion of all taxes levied, whether
Day we honor mothers, it is even
collected or not, must be remitted in
more fitting that on this day we
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY
should take steps to make mother •ash by June 1. There will be little
hood safe for them, as it is agreed by »r nothing left for cities and school
leading authorities that at least half listricts. To these the “turn-over”
the 16,000 women who annuaHy die in ’rom the treasurer will consist mainly
»f warrants that have been recenved
childhbirth could be saved by ade^
>y him in payment of taxes. Ap-
quate maternity care.
rarerftiy the state of Oregon cares
A meeting aimed to help remedy
William Einsig, secretary of th« $2,187,932, while this year under .the carrying them straight through the
Indian Relics Given U. of O.
the situation is being held in New vot if every one of its geographical board of control, to checking up on the stimulus of the new forestry program year.
A
collection of Indian relics valued
subdivisions
defaults
and
becomes
York City today with Mrs. Franklin
building needs of the state institutions it is estimated that, al. least $7,000,000
Experience' in Oregon during the
at approximately $800 hae been pre
D. Roosevelt as principal speaker. A 'snkrapt. It must have the money to with a view to negotiating a loan from will be spent in this.state. J*.*
last few yeans has demonstrated
sented to the University of Oregon by
number of outstanding medical eu urn over to Portland bankers, who Uncle Sam's Reconstruction Finance
more clearly than ever before the
>rought the usual pressure to bear in
Dr. L. S. Cressman, professor of an
thorities and educational leaders ere
Corporation. All capital outlays were
A total of 1,896 work permits were value of immunizing children against thropology at the University of Ore
»reventing a change in thio iniquitous
on the program.
passed up by the legislature because issued to Oregon children under the diphtheria. Diphtheria can be eradi
'aw by the last legislature. Every
gon.. The collection includes obsidian
of lack of funds but if the federal gov age of 18 during 1932, according to cated from this state. Young child
•ounty treasurer is groaning under
blades, mortar«, tools and even skele
MISSISSIPPI PASSES TAX ON
ernment is willing to foot the mil C. (H. Gram, state labor commissioner. ren under six years of age should be
he rank injustice of being compelled
Oregon may as well get its share, es Employment of children under 14 protected. Evidence is clear and un-1 tons, found by Dr. Cressman during
(Oregon Voter)
to rob other funds in order to satisfy
his studies in Oregon. Most of them
'Leering how by experience, the he rapacity of the state. A refusal pecially since it is taken for granted years of age in industrial plants is mistakable that diphtheria is at least I
are from the famous Gold Hill section.
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that none of the R. F. C. loans to the forbidden by law in this state and twice as dangerous for the child un
jnorchanta of Mississippi are passing
to comply would result in removal
Included in the collection are a Ne
states
wilt
ever
have
to
be
paid
back.
the sales tax along to their customers, ’rom office—but not disgrace. Sup-
children between 14 and 18 years of der five years of age as for the child
grito bow and four arrows, donated by
and the customers are accepting and voce the people would immediately re
age may only be employed on per above that age.
Major R. H. Back of the University
Picture a solid ribbon of books bor mission of the department of labor.
paying the tax as a fair tax.
Few projects have greater possi
flect to office a treasurer thus remov
of Oregon R. O. T. C. unit.
dering
the
Coast
highway
from
Gold
On charge accounts, 2 per cent is ed? What then? Or an apreciative
bilities for promoting better health
Beach to Astoria, thence up the Col
added to the monthly bill.
among children than the physical ex
Promote Health
>eople might order that his salary be
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
umbia river and the Oregon Trail
On cash sales, nothing is added on *ontinued until the expiration of
amination of all pre-school children
the highway* to LsGrande and on up the
(Oregon State Board of Health)
a purchase of 24 cents or leas, one
who are scheduled to enter school milk, the only milk and cream made
‘erm to which he was elected.
The need for health promotion 'is for the first time next fall.
safe by pasteurization.
LaGrando-Enterprise highway as far
cent is added on a purchase of from
as the city of Wallowa — a ribbon prticularly significant at the present i
25 cents to 59 cents, two cents on a
Early
diagnosis
of
tuberculosis
ia
Perhaps thio column has had too
purchase of from 60 cents to $1.24, much to say on the subject of taxes. 906% miles in length and composed of time. Although the general health another project that can be carried
three cents on a purchase of $1.26 to Hit there to nothing to talk about that 6,147,826 books laid end to end. That, condition* have been maintained at through the year. Skin tests for de-'
according to Harriet C. Long, state li unusually favorable levels there are termining whether or not a person is'
$1.59, and so on.
s more important.
brarian, represents the circulation of here and there, on the health horizin,| infected ia important in locating the
Customers
reacted
resentfully
Oregon
’s 120 public libraries during definite and unmistakable signs that source of infection.
against stores which absorbed the tax
The star Arcturus, in the constella-
in their prices. The suspicion arose tion of Ursa Major, and the distance 1932. This was an increase of 1,880,- inidcate that the general financial de- (
that these merchants were profiteer >f which is 240,000,000,000,000 miles 107 volumes over the books circulated pression has paved the way for the j
Feels 20 Years Younger
insidious onset of far-reaching dam- ‘
Fan Tell Sex of Baby Chicks
ing on the tax while pretending to ab from Earth, has been chosen to per by the same libraries in the prosper
age
to
health
among
people
who
have
The
time
is
not
far
distant
when
a
ous
year
of
1929
and
proves
conclu
sorb it, that it was concealed in the form a little service for us. A beam
“I surely can recommend Kruschen
price mark-up.
A big department >f his light, which takes 40 years to sively that depression and unemploy I felt acutely the pinch of economic poultryman desiring to raise 1,000 Salta. I reduced from 156 to 110
| pullets will order just enough more I fos., my natural weight and I feel 20
ment have greatly increased the de ' distress.
store is reported to have lost a lot of
-each Earth, will be captured by an
mand for library books, according to
Sharp increase in malnutrition baby chicks to care for the ordinary
____ _ yesrs younger. ‘A pinch a day, keep«
its trade because of this suspicion, un
the fat away.' ” Mrs. Vale Walter,
Mtronomer’s telescope and by ampli
Miss Long.
I among echo! children has been noticed mortality, rather than ordering twice Seattle, Washington (Dee. 80, 1982).
til it swung into line and collected the
fied intensity be made to set in motion
by
public
health
workers
in
certain
••
many
knowing
half
of
them
will
be
°n«s • d*y Uke Kruschen Salts—
tax with the sale, as were the other the wheels that w+il turn on the lights
Considerable interest attaches to communities in Illinois, and has also cockerels. In fact that is the condi- one-half teaspoonful in a glans of hot
stores.
ind open the Chicago “Century of
the outcome of J. M. Devers visit to been reported from New York City, tion in Japan now, and two Japanese water first thing every morning. Be
Oregon merchants will not find it so
Progress” world's fair. The Colum
sides losing ugly fat SAFELY you’ll
easy to pass the tax along. Here in bian Exposition was held 40 years ago the national capital in an effort to se suggesting that this condition may be ' experts on sox determination in baby gam in health and physical attrac
State tiveness—constipation, gas and acid-
cure federal funds to finance cowtruc- on the increase everywhere. Physical i chick« recently visited Oregon
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Oregon, the merchants are benefited
and the beam of light that is to be
tion of the five toll bridges on the defects are allowed to go uncorrected college and explained the method to ity will cease to bother—youHl feel
by suspension of the tax on their
utilized this year is said to have start-
Coast highway. The bridges, esti- m,,re th,n
in ««me localities. poultry specielista and Oregon hatch- younger—more active—full of ambi-.
tangible movable personal property.
, tion—clear skin—sparkling eyes.
w earthward at that time. Quite a
mated to cost $3,500,000 would un- Needed dental repair has not been erymen assembled there.
, J,r V*at lasts
1—w w
we(
This benefit varies. It is not uniform,
I, A
4 weeks
costs but a
coincidence—also quite fantastic.
questionably
pay
for
themselves^
don
*
“
generally
aa
formerly.
There*
The
method
was
shown
to
interest-
'
at Fuhrmar^'a’phc'
as is the sales tax rate. The merchant
through the imposition of a nominal never
• time when the
Pr°- ed 0»*geaiaee 1 by Hikosaburo Yogo ! dri5*"t*irVn the world—but demand
who tries to pass the full two per cent
An old Ohio insurance company, toll charge, in the opinion of R. H. taction of mothers and children sms ■ trained expert
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in this work ------------
whn.« 5”°
Kruschen and if one bottle
tax along will be under the suspicion
Z
*yfu,,y -«Sfy you-money
Health condition* tour in America at present is being
of making a profit by the full amount, that has been in business for 84 years, Baldock, state highway enginer. If more important.
by the Japanese jruuitry
Poultry
as his personal property tax saving writing al) kinds of risks except life started at once the bridges would take . which prevail among the children of sponsored
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and is under the leader-
may be fully equal to two per cent on insurance, has paid over $44,000,000 three yesrs to complete and give em- today will have a profound influence association
In losses. That is better than one-half
his sales.
payment to hundred* of workmen, ae-' over the character of national vigor ship of Tokuzo Yamagueh, editor of
In the long run, the condition will million dollars for each year of its cording to Baldock.
and national health of tomorrow. The the Japanese Poultry Journal.
existence. It requires a lot of hustling
In the demonstration at Corvallis
tend to equalise itself if the mer
important point is that the quality of
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for new business to withstand a strata
chants do not add the tax on specifi
There is more snow on the Oregon child health is something that can be Yogo took 100 day-old cMclu from a
Hke that
on
kinds
of
cally, but recover its excess cost to
hills this year than there was a year largely determined through consci ' >cal hatchery and quickly separated
them by the same kind of price in
ago, according to a survey made by entious effort. Medical and sanitary them in two groups of 54 cockerels
Do unto others as they would do the state engineering department facilities are at hand. The problem and 46 pullets, placing them at the
creases they have to charge when they
have to take on any new expense that unto you, but do it fust.-4)avid With favorable climatic conditions to to put the knowledge and facilities rate of about 17 a minute.
Not content to let time reveal the
falls somewhat alike on all their com Harum.
and I*ong Distance
this summer this means plenty of to practical uee.
percentage
of accuracy, the cockerels
petitors as well as on themselvef. This
water for irrigation purposes. State
Parents, teacher« and all friend« of
The word “coupe” as applied to the Engineer Stricklin points out. On the childhood have one common obliga were all killed and examined, post '
passing of ths extra tax coot along
in the price is the reverse of the prac two-paseenger style of closed automo other hand if climatic conditions are tion: To bring health and happiness mortem« revealing that Yogo waa 100
tice which is found to work so well in bile, is properly pronounced "coo-pay.” not so favorable it may result in dis and a *»tiefactory life to every child perceirt correct as far as that ¿roup
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Naturally the pul-
interior Mississippi (not so well tn To say “coop” is to make use of a astrous flods.
in, the community. It ia suggested was concerned.
border towns, we are told.)
At that, form obviously bom of ignorance.
that every community in the state lets were left to grow.
the Oregon merchant may learn some Yet, because it ia popular, very few
Since 1916 Uncle Bam has poured a undertake ai health promotion pro
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thing from the Mississippi merchant's persons—even those of educational at total of $13,9624666 into Oregon for gram. The most can be accomplished
V. R. Wilson, “Optometrist” Errors
tainments—have the courage to pro the construction of roads and trails in by limiting local effort to one or twe in refraction corrected, without the
sxperisnee.
nounce the word correctly. It is of national forests. Last year Oregon's projects. It is recommended that pro use of drags. “For glasses” see Wil-1
French origin, as la also the
Calling cards 100 far «1.00.
share of the federal road budget was ject« bs undertaken with the idea of eon first and save money.
Ttf L.
The great events of this world are
not revolutions, and economic confer
ences and banking reforms.
The
great events of thia world are babies
The most important people in this
world are not soldiers, and statesmen
and bankers.
The most important
people in this world are mothers, who
are called upon to bring into existence
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