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yallby sentinel , coquille . obbgon .
F riday . sbftember m . im *.
caption of immortality was a figure i not taking the public into his confi­
like unto a human being, but invested dence. In fact the governor himself
will be unable to fix the date for the
with wings.
A SM0 MFU IS A MM TSWS
session until his committee of 32 com­
B. A. YOUNG aad M. D. GRIMES
pletes the task of “getting together”
NBA and the Bible
Publishers
on a tax program for financing state
“
And
he
causeth
all,
both
small
and
H.A. YOUNG. Editor
great rich and poor, free and bond, relief for the unemployed.
The governor’s committee is still at
to receive a mark in their right hand,
Subscription Rates
One Year.......................................... »? 00 or in their foreheads; and that no work and some of the individual mem­
1.00 man might buy or sell, save he that bers seem determined to fight it out
Six Months ..................... .........
Three Months ............ • • • • ....... -60
according to their own ideas if it takes
No subscription taken unless paid had the mark, or the name of the
for in advance. This rule is impera- beast or the number of his name.”— . all winter. It is doubtful if the re­
sults of the committee’s deliberations
Revelation xiii, 16, 17.
“To receive a mark in their right : will be in the hands of the governor
hand, or in their foreheads.” The in­ . for another week. That will be ap-
terpretation of this, as applied to the i proaching the end of September. The
1 toi 11 5 MAXI
present time, is: To place the Blue , state department has asked for two
Eagle (mark) in the plate glass win­ . week’s time in which to prepare the
dow of the shop or on the windshield. legislative halls for the invasion of
Advertising Rates
The rest of it is self-interpreting. We i the lawmaker« so it is not likely the
Display advertising. 25 cento per
can
depend on the good, old book of ' session will get into action before the
inch: less than 5 inches, 30 cento per
inch. No advertisement inserted for Revelation to take a shot at all of our • middle of October.
Then the fun will begin. Only the
less than 50 cento. Readings noticM foibles and follies; and I don’t mean ,
10 cento per line. No reading notice,
i most optimistic believe that the iegis-
or advertisement of any kind, insert­ this irreverently—so far aa the Bible
is concerned. Otherwise I’m not so latarswill swallow the governor’svpro-
ed for less than 25 cents.
gram—if he has any program—or. that
sure.
, i
Entered at the Coquille
«
You will And both the 13th and the efforts of the lawmakers will be
Second Class Mail Matter.
14th chapters of Revelation to be very confined to unemployment relief and
the raising of state revenues for the
Office Corner W. First and Willard St. interesting reading at this time.
support of the public schools. Al-
,
We hear nothing more of the “brain ready there are rumblings of revolt on
> Why doesn't somebdy start a new
trust.” Too bad the college profes­ the part of the upstate legislators
organization and call it “The Sur-
against the big tax program being
S* ors of the War of the Depression?” sors are out. I have more confidence concocted by the governor’s commit­
in them than I have in politicians.
t they might not get many mem­
Playing politics is wrecking the whole tee. Many of the lawmakers are in-
bers, says the Pathfinder.
, dined to minimize the seriousness of
The pension list would include the works. Politicians are supposed to the unemployment situation and be­
understand human nature. Evidently
non-members.
they do not. If the president’s pro­ lieve the program can be best handled
by the several counties rather than by
Some autocrat is our state govern­ gram falls down it will be the fault
, the state.
of
the
politicians
and
the
republicans
ment! It not only has the laws ar­
In the first place these members are
ranged so that it gets ito money no will come back with a bang in 1986.
i convinced that the unemployment re-
Nobody
wants
to
eee
the
republicans
matter if the counties and cities go
, lief needs fixed by the sub-committee
bankrupt, but it refuses to accept city come back simply because they are
, of the governor’s committee are en-
warrants in pay for supplies. City republicans. What we want is more
. tirely too high.
In the second place
business
and
lees
bunk.
Wherever
a
Recorder Leslie sent a city warrant
; they question the willingness of the
for $15 to pay for five copies of a group of intelligent men is gathered
i people of the state to submit to the
volume in which is compiled all the that is the way they talk. They have
program tentatively agreed upon by
last legislature’s enactments in re­ quit kidding themselves.
the other sub-committee imposing ad-
gard to cities, but the warrant was
In order to obtain low-cost roads , ditional taxes designed to raise some­
returned as not acceptable.
and at the same time afford employ­ thing like $4,500,000 for the relief of
How far can the government—the ment relief a plan involving the use , needy unemployed. Chief opposition
postal department—go in suppressing of “stage construction," that is, build­ . to this tax program centers in the pro­
crookedness ? And in prohibiting the ing by stages, has been adopted in posed increase in automobile licenses.
New With these licenses just reduced to $6
use of the mails to those who adver­ some of the eastern states.
tise how games of chance can be construction work for the next few a year in reply to insistent demands
year« will be confined wholly or main­ on the part of automobile owners any
crookedly operated?
This week a prominent business ly to preparation of highways for increase in this figure at this time,
man received through an error in de­ paving, the pavements to be laid it to held, would be constructed as a
livery a catalogue from a Kansas City when and if traffic and budgets war­ breach of faith and result in the ref­
house in which were listed crooked rant. Grading and alignment of the erendum of the taxing program and
dice, marked cards, slot machines with new roads are aa though they were its probable defeat by the people.
a key to the successful numbers, and to be paved at once, and have installa­ There is also a well defined sentiment
a lot of stuff like that. It went fur­ tions of drainage systems and struc­ in opposition to the proposed issue of
ther and told how fair dice could be tures, guard rails, etc. For imme­ highway ¡bonds for unemployment re­
controlled and contained a lot of in­ diate use they will be given a treat­ lief. While there does not appear to
formation as to how the gambler con­ ment of gravel with surface binder be any opposition to the proposed
The highway be­ liquor license there are those who re-
trols what are known as games of and dust-layer.
chance. Only with the equipment ad­ tween Coquille and Marshfield should gard the estimate of >2,500,000 as
vertised the sucker has no chance. have been construced by stages, in or­ available from this source overly op­
How cards are marked to escape de­ der that the proper foundation cpuld timistic. Too high a license, they point
tection by the naked eye—“with our have been secured before the pave­ out, would only encourage bootlegging
special glasses or eyeshade you can ment was lafid. It is very apparent and result in defeating the purpose of
read them as easily as you read a this link in the Coast highway was the tax.
Speculation as to the probable
newspaper,” was one of the recom­ constructed in a hurry and without
mendations of their advertising—and due regard to proper foundation, as length of the session seems to be pret­
all the stuff to teach a youngster how the concrete surface is disintegrating ty well answered by the constitutional
to become <a crook, were plainly rapidly now and will soon have to be provision limiting special sessions to
done over. The entire eighteen miles 20 days. There is, however, nothing
printed.
And the catalogue was addressed is a sorry-looking mess of patchwork. to prevent the governor from recon­ in state aid will be needed to keep all occurring in California, laboratory ex­ .a cold in the head and reddened eyes
If, by way of illustration, the road vening the session at the end of the of the schools in the state open for amination of the suspected birds was are absent. The white cells of the
to a local young man!
between here and Bandon were to be 20 day period if additional time should the full term this year. At the present made in 24 cases, of which 20 showed blood may be diminished but repeated
paved it would last for a great many be needed for completing the job.
time there is no state aid for public positive results, one negative and blood cultures will not reveal typhoid
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years, with little cost of maintenance.
schools except the small amount that three were incomplete. The essence bacilli and the Widal reaction may be
In its present state it to a much bet­
Here’s an intiative proposal with is apportioned from the. common of preventing psittacosis lies in avoid­ negative except in vaccinated indivi­
ter highway to travel over than is the which a lot of people will agree. Har­ school fund each year. The two mill ing contact with birds of the parrot duals or those having had typhoid
By W. S. Sickela
Marshfield section, but it is represen­ vey L. Kay of Portland wants to de­ elementary school levy which is in­ family, especially shell parrakeeto al­ fever. Fresh sputum specimens tested
tative of a type of construction that clare a moratorium on all interest pay­ cluded in the state tax levy each year so known ae love birds. Susceptibility
on mice have been used to diagnose
Two more states voted this week to .is the most expensive to maintain and ments for a period of 16 years. Kay is' in reality a county fund although
to the virus of this disease exists in cases in California. The presence of
repeal the 18th amendment, but it was in a 20-year period will have cost has filed his preliminary papers for
«he levy is made by the state tax certain individuals while others seem psittacosis in man is diagnosed by the
necesiary to look very carefully more than were it to be paved now, the iniative measure with the state de­
commission.
to possess a high resistance.
symptoms and the X-ray findings.
through your newspaper in order to taking advantage of the splendid partment. He wants the measure to
Sick birds should be isolated and
The
incubation
period
may
vary
And it out. Any state that now wants foundation that to now ready for such become effective on December 25, 1984
The board has also rescinded the from seven to 31 days but it is usually birds dying from disease should be
to make the first page should vote an improvement.
—-a Christmas present as it were.
order forbidding the use of state care about ten days. The course of the held for laboratory examination. The
dry.
on Sundays or holidays or before and disease is from two to three weeks, dead birds should be wrapped in
If the special Session of the Ore­
9tote employees travelling about on after regular office hours on week Convalescence is almost always of cheesecloth soaked with cresol or bi­
Oil has contributed greatly to the gon legislature will pass some legis­
public business will not have to manip­ days. While board members admit protracted tedious duration though it chloride solution and shipped with car­
development of our present civilisa­ lation to end legislation all might yet
ulate their expense accounts hereafter «hat there is need for some regulation may be interrupted by temporary re­ bon dioxide ice to the Hooper Founda­
tion, so it has been said. Is that the be well—unless it turns out as did the
in order to make them square with an of the use of state owned automobiles lapses.
tion. The cages should be sterilized
reason it now shows signs of skid­ war to end war.
arbitrary schedule of rates limiting this arbitrary ruling, it was found,
ding?
During the first few days, even and infected combustible material
Many
breakfasts to 85 cents, lunch to 50 did not meet the situation.
through the first weeks, the patient burned.
No Camouflage
cents and dinner to 75 cento. The state employees travel on public busi­
Convalescent serum has been used
If you suddenly hear a great shout
It’s all truth and no Action what board of control has repealed the meal ness on holiday« and most of them are may be comparitively well in spite of
from the multitude; if you see the the Evening Dispatch of Columbus,
high fever. An elevation of tempera­ in the treatment of psittacosis but re­
schedule although still retaining the on the road before 8 o’clock in the
lapses have been rather freque^ in
flag run up and unfurled to the
Ohio, said editorially in a recent issue: daily expense allowance of $3.60 for morning and stay out until after 5 ture may continue with few or no defi­
patients treated. Nurses should vlesr
breese; if you learn that a holiday
nite
signs.
During
the
latter
part
of
“We for one wish that so many room and meals. The bld schedule was o’clock in order to reach their desti­
has been declared and that Joy has people wouldn’t justify the return of
the first week, however, the whole as­ rubber gloves and masks and a cease­
never observed in actual practice al­ nation.
been released from Jail; if you dis­ beer on economic or moral grounds.
pect of the disease becomes more ser­ less and intelligent nursing technic
though expense accounts filed with the
cover that it isn’t elsewhere that the If we’re to have beer, let’s have it
ious and the patient suffers from pro­ should be employed in order to prevent
Population at the state hospital for
state department generally followed
sun is shining; if, when al] these because we want it and like it, not be­
nounced exhaustion, tending to become transfer of the highly infectious »pu-
the permissable charges pretty close­ insane here now totals 2,160. Of this
things have awakened you to con­
both sleepy and intermittently irrl- tum in irrational fatally sick patients.
cause it will solve the tax problem, ly.
In fsct immediately after the number 1,258 are men and 902 are
sciousness and you can exclaim as did which it won’t, or because it will
i table, with headache, insomnia and a Man to man transmissions are by no
promulgation of the order there be­ women. Normal capacity of the in­
Ezekiel (viii, 10), "Behold the day,
troublesome cough. Respiratory sy«- means rare.
mean the end of bootleggers, because
stitution to less than 2,000 according .
A leaflet giving clinical symptoms
behold, H is come; the morning has it won’t, or because it will empty the came noticeable a suspicious uniform­ - Dr. B B. U. Sielner, .upertnUn-
’T". tZU™
ity in expense accounts, many of the
gone forth; the rod hath blossomed, .ails, which it won’t, or solve the un­
.patchy areas of consolidation in the of psittacosis will be mailed upon ap­
boys who had hitherto managed to get dent.
pride has budded"—then
you will employment problem, which it can’t.
lungs. During the second week the plication.
by on lighter meah Jetting their belts
know that a Distressed Home Owner
patient may become somewhat coma­
“It can’t accomplish miracles any out a few extra notches to accomodate
The state police war against traf­
in Oregon has obtained a loan from
DON’T GET DISCOURAGED!
more than prohibition did.
Beer is the more expensive lunches and din­ fic law violators continues unabated. tose, often completely oblivious of his
the government, and that the solemn' just beer.
', surroundings. Muttering in deliriums
(The Pathfinder)
ners. although, of course, the restric­ During August 480 motorists were ar­
ceremony of laying a wreath on the
, may attend periods of restlessness and
A Washington girl has a night­
tion did operate to cramp the style of rested while 18,741 were given warn­
grave of the unknown Durtressed
i violent excitement. At this critical blooming cereus which has just blos­
some of the more extravagant mem­ ing slips and admonished to go on
Home Owner has been declared off.
I stage when the patient’s life ia de­ somed after six years of waiting.
bers of the state’s official family who their way but to transgress no more'
spaired of, the temperature begins to
And still a lot of people expect this
have been accustomed to living off unless they wanted to call on the
The powerful micro »cope reveal»
fall and in a few days he gradually country to come out of the dumps
the fst of the land so long as the tax­ Judge.
that the Creator took as much pains
shows signs of improvement (He does over night!
payers footed the bills.
in the fashioning of a blade of grass
not appear to be out of danger, how­
Don’t get discouraged. If a girl can
Only ten states have a higher per­ ever, until after another wee^ haa
as he did in the making of man, and
wait
six yeans Just to see a plant
centage
of
native
white
families
than
Warrant indebtedness of Oregon
so on throughout the vegetable and
elapsed. Although the illness is gen­ bloom once, it seems as if we ought
school districts has increased by ap­ Oregon. They are Indiana, Kentucky, erally of the severe type, mild and
animal kingdoms. Man only is given to
to be able to exhibit a similar type
proximately $1,500,000 during the Kansas, Oklahoma, Virginia, Iowa, even ambulatory cases may occur. The
boasting, which is due, of course, to
Time for convening of the special
of patience—especially when we know
hie vocal equipment. If a great tree legislative session still remains a mat­ past year, according to reports being Missouri, Idaho, Vermont and Neb- extent of the involvement of the lungs
that the beneficial results, when- once
could talk and brag it might claim ter for speculation. One political seer compiled by C. A. Howard, state su­ raska.
is the deciding factor whether the pa­ they are attained, are going to be per­
it was created in God’s own image. had the date positively fixed for Sept. perintendent of public instruction.
tient will recover or not.
manent, and not just for a short time
Practically every county so far re­
Psittacosis in Man
Although the clinical picture of psit­
18 a month ago. Now he had ad­
Women may not be such good ball
(Oregon State Board of Health)
A Coos county David Ha rum says: vanced his guess to either Oct 2 or porting shows an increase in out­
tacosis in man is definite, its certain players but they certainly have been
standing
unpaid
warrants.
In
Coos
“You got to know somethin’ your­ 9.
In man psittacosis is a severe dis- 1 diagnosis may cause the greatest diffi­ catching their share of the plums ev-
Later developments may make
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self if you’re goin’ to learn a dog necessary another revision. The best county the increase amounts to $60 ease with a high rate of mortality. In ' culty. The disease
to most often con-
286.06 from $874,810 in 1982 to $485. 167 cases there were no deaths below fused with typhoid few co^X^ted very time the natronaae tree has been
anything.”
bet based on such information aa is
shaken in the New Deal.
096.06 at the present time. Tliis data
the age of 30 while approximately 24 by pneumonia. The presence of sick
available about the capital,. is that
An Illinois girl has been talking
is being compiled by Howard for use
The desire to fly is probably one of the session will be called not later in support of legislation creating a per cent of those above 80 proved fa­ parrots, parrsdceeto or canaries should continuously for more than a month,
the moat ancient yearnings of man. than Oct 16. The governor alone can state fund for school support. How­ tal. Psittacosis is a disease that af­ be noted o7 a history of contact with and the doctor says she is “otherwise
fects man largely as a result of hu­ sick bird» elicited. The onset of the
In very olden times the popular eon- answer the problem and so far be to
normal.” What do you mean—"Okher-
ard estimates that at least $1,000,000
The Sentinel
it
TABLOIDS
man fondness for you.
Of 41 cases infection may lufgMt WI mma but wise normal,” Doc?
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