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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1934)
PAGB FOUR The Sentinel • us« ram m a mm imm B. A. YOUNG M. D. GRIMES B. A. YOUN g T Editor 32.00 One Y*ar ..... 1.00 Six Months........... ............... Three Months ............. No subscription taken unless paid for in sdvanc*. This rule is impera tive. Advertiatag Batea Display advertising. 25 cento per inch: ies* than 5 inches, 30 e*nta p* inch. No advertisement Inserted for leas than 50 cents. Readings notices 10 canto per U m . N o reading notie*, or advertisement of any kind, insert ed for less than 25 cents. » r<. o Wonder how soon a couple of *hi- dependent” candidates for county judge will bo ready to announce them selves! Astute politics, cluttering up the field with candidate* who have no •how on earth for election. Hugh McLain, doughty democrat of Marshfield, in winding his party’’« nomination for county judge, places himself in line to hold elective office again. His republican opponent, the incumbent, labors under a severe dis advantage,says the Oregon Voter. ! There is one thing about the Ore gon primary law which should be changed—if the double expense of pri mary and general election campaigns is deemed necessary—and that i* the date for holding it is three or four months earlier than it should be. A primary in August or September would be plenty early. i TABLOIDS W. have failed so dismally in their major. responsibilitity, that of maintaining order.” According to the Voter the ' public ha* little knowledge of the amount of violence that ha« occurred in Portland and it ha* almost no con ception of the extent to which person al and property right* have been trampled and disregarded. Ananias, the Firm Chisler Early in the Christian era the world was having a fiing at communism, in “Acte of the Apostles,” one of the interesting books of the Bible, we find these passage*: “And the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and one soul; neither said any of them that ought of the things which he pos sessed was his own, but they had all things in common. Neither wa* there any among them that lacked, for a* many a* were possessors of land* or houses sold them, and brought the prices of the things that were sold and laid them down at the apostles* feet, and distribution was made unto every man according aa he had need.” When these good people sold their belongings, of course there were a bunch of buyers at hand to pick up the bargain*. It is quite likely bar gains were to be had, because those who were selling out for the purpose If dividing the proceeds with their crowd wouldn’t have held out for very high prices. The buyers were the "rugged individualiste” of that period, and they multiplied eaeoedingly, and have been running the world ever since. However, R begin* to look as though the pendulum wa* about to begin swinging th* other way. Beading farther in "Act* of the Apoetlee” we find that communism Then, too. General Martin is just popular among the republicans, es pecially in Multnomah county where th* big vote is concentrated, as he is among the democrats and this popu larity is expected to carry not only the General himself into office but the rest of the ticket as well. Further encouragement is found by the dem ocrats in the prospect that President Roosevelt, himself, will visit Oregon this fall in a personal appeal for sup port of his administration by the se lection of a governor and a congres sional delegation in sympathy with hi* policies. Five members of the state legktla- ture who sought to come back for another session were eliminated in the recent primary election, according to a survey of the results in the sev eral districts. Of the state senatom seeking to return William F. Wood ward, of Portland was the only one defeated. Three bouse members Went down to defeat in the primaries. They ,W*re 'Estes Snedecor, Portland; Wil liam H. Bennett, of Port Orford; and Arthur McPhillipe, of McMinnville, all democrats. Otto Paulus, of Salem, republican, who nerved in the House at the last session was defeated ' in his attempt to secure the nomination for state senator from Marion county. Several other veteran* will also be missing from the next cession. Among them are Senators Joe Dunne, of Multnomah county, and Sam Brown, of Marion county, and Repre sentative Frank Lonergan, of Mult nomah county, all of whom relinquish ed their seats in the legislature for a chance at the governorship, and Earl Snell, of Arlington, and Carle Abrams, of Salem, both former House members who aspired to a, more lu crative state job in the form of secre tary of state. Should Jay Upton suc ceed in winning the congressional race in the second district over Wal ter Pierce, incumbent, another veter an senator will step out of the pic ture. feALLsJUA The primary election over, the lead ens of the two major parties in Ore gon are devoting their time to dig | By S. Bickels ging in, strengthening their position* !■■■■*■■iii■■■■ and preparing for the big push this A traveling salesman who visits fall. Coquille at regular intervala tells this The republican party, sadly demor one on himself: "While visiting in a alized since its defeat by an indepen neighboring town recently, I saw ap dent "bull frog" candidate four yeans proaching me a man whom I felt sure ago, experienced a re-birth at a gath I had known in other days, a man ering of the faithful in Portland this with whom I had been on familiar week and the leaders of the demo terms, but whose name I could not cratic host* have been called into con recall. A* he came up to me I sa ference in Portland for early in July luted him with this old one: ‘Well, when the state committee will reor I've certainly seen you some place be ganize for the campaign. fore, have you ever been in jail ?’ The The "inside” story of the coup man gave me an inquiring look and which started the eleventh hour owing then told me that he had been in jail to Joe Dunne and landed him the re and proceeded to tell me where, when publican nomination for governor, as and what for. Undoubtedly be ex revealed in an interview with Henry pected me to complete the teat of ac iHanzen, state budget director, this quaintanceship by relating niy experi week has started tongues wagging as ence along that line, but I suddenly to jus* what part the present admin remembered I had an important en istration will take in the forthcom gagement and was on my way, pronto. ing campaign. While it was general I guess the joke was on both of us." ly known about the state house, at least, that Hanzen was backing Up to thia writing (Tuesday night) Dunne to.win the nomination during the longshoreman’« strike is a* far the last two weeks of the campaign from settlement as ever, but it is there are those who feel that (Hanzen hoped the news column* of this issue should remain in the background in of the Sentinel will report the un the present campaign. pleasantness at an end. The Oregon At any rate it can be «aid that the Voter is the only publication coming boys around the capital who depend out of Portland that ha* had the in upon gubernatorial favor for their testinal vitality to tell what has been jobs are feeling a lot better now than going on in the big town. "We ef the they were before the primary election public desire to know,” says the Vot when it looked as though State Treas er, “what haa hapepned to our various urer Holman might be the republican branches of government that they' standard bearer. Especially is this I a was the undoing of a certain named Ananias, although it made of him a world figure of whom all have heard. ('He Mill stands a* the symbol of excessive lying, although he could n’t bold a candle to some of the ex pert* ot today who do their stuff and get away with it) It appears that Ananias wanted to be a communist publicly and a rugged individualist pri vately, so he sold a posaemion "and kept back part of the price, his wife *>o being privy to it, and brought a certain part, and laid it at the apoa- tle*’ feet." An ancestor of Clarence Darrow, who belonged to the socialist wing of the communist party, started an investigation. He learned that Ananias A Wife were big shots as property owners, also that they had inade false returns to the communists and thereby became the world’s first chislers. When con fronted with the evidence of hi* du plicity the Bible narrative further tells us thst Ananias "hearing these words fell down and gave up the ghost, and great fear came upon all them that heard these things." The same fate befell Sapphire, the wife of Ananias, but leading _ . theologian* hold that she was probably dragged Jnto the mess by her husband. With becoming loyalty she told the court the same story as did Ananias but she was at the time unaware of the fate that had befallen him a few hourá previously. ’ Now-a-days chislers are without fear. ‘In a short time they will be bragging. Thus from holy writ we learn that communism was an idealism practiced by Jesus and his disciples. Now it is hoodlum ism, led by racketeer*. true of (Hanzen and William Einzig, state purchasing agent, both of whom would walk the political plank if Hol- man had anything to oay about their fate. Dunne, however, is known to be friendly to the present regime and would probably retain most, if not all, of Meier’s appointees in the event of his election. Of course, there is a strong possibility of the election of General Martin, the democratic can didate, in which event there would probably be a general house cleaning at the capital, but at least the pros pects are a lot brighter for the ad ministration crowd than they would have been with Holman as the repub lican nominee for that would have meant the end for the present organ ization regardless of which candidate won the fall election. The remarkable showing made by Sam Brown, the Gervais farmer, in the primary race has raised that erst while "insignfficant candidate” to the level of a power to be reckoned with by the republican politicians and al ready, it is understood, overtures are being made in an effort to awing Brown and' his “trn* progressives” into line for the support of Dunne. One rumor has it that Brown has been tentatively elated for th* post of stat* director of agriculture, to succeed Max Gehlhar, should Dunne be the next governor, while another rumor has it that Brown is being groomed for the post of chairman of the republican state central commit tee. The democrat*, laboring under the handicap of a minority party in this state are banking strongly on the popularity of the national administra tion and it* “new deal” policies to earry their candidates into office. Three times will be out for aspir ants to the Oregon bar under new rules just made public by the state supreme court. Under these rules an applicant who has failed in two ex- Mwinations will be given a third chance only after a lapse of two year* but a third failure will mean perman. 1 ent rejection. Heretofore applicants could try out a* long as they could get the permisison of the court. There are already 120 applications on file for the next examinations which will be held in Salem on July 10 and 11. ' ---------- t I I Theodore IDunsford, who died in the state hospital at Salem thia week, had spent 51 of his 79 years in the state institution and was the oldest inmate of the hospital. He was ori ginally committed from Linn county. < year by 2,666,964 gallons and brought the total for the four months up to 48,985,436 gallons or 1,267,333 gal lons in excess of the «ale* for the first four months of 1933. A small amount of an iodide once a week through the periods when most needed will prevent goiter. There fore, in preventing it in the schools in -many cities, each child is given once a week, a chocolate iodine tablet. This ie so prepared that it tastes like good chocolate candy, yet contains enough iodine to prevent goiter. In many communities iodized table salt is also being widely used as a general goiter preventive. The simple and efficient method of preventing it before it ap pears should be known and practiced under the doctor’s direction in every home or school in districts where goiter la common. Any one with ac tual goiter should not start treating it with any form of iodine without the advice of hie or her physician. or over, and able to furninh at leant three letters of reference from repu table people. Information, literature and applica tion blank» may be obtained from the postmaster or from the United States Marine Corps Recruiting Station, 208 U. S. Court House, S.W. Broadway and Main Street, {Portland, Oregon. Appdicants residing at remote dia- stancco from Portland, Oregon, will be given preference in filling existing vacancies. The color design for t>he 1935 auto mobile license plates has already been Goitre Common in Oregon decided. The plates will be black with bright yellow figures and letters. (Oregon State Board of Health) State police regard thia color combin Goiter is one of the oldest disease« ation as one of the moat practical. known, affecting children and grown ups, especially girls. But only dur Oregon has a 86,000,000 interest In ing the past twenty year* have we the Cartright bill now pending before been getting at the exact cause of this Congress and which would appropri disease and working out practical Aak for Cow Bell Dairy cream and ate 3400,000,000 for emergency high methode of prevention. milk, the only milk and cream made way relief work during the coming It is more common in certain parts safe by pasteurisation. year. The measure, in brief, propos of the country, sometime« called goitre es a continuation of the federal high districts. Simple goiter is an en way program in force during the past largement of the thyroid gland, which MASONRY WORK year. Fear has been expressed by R. lies in the front of the neck, and Of any kind E. Baldock, state highway engineer, 'normally is too small to be seen. Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Diamond Jubilee at Medford lest congress adopt the proposed We now know that this enlargement GEO. T. COOK amendment to the measure reducing m due to a lack of iodine. There are Box 62 Coquille, Ore. The advance guard of the thousand* the appropriation to 3100,000,000 and periods when goiter occurs more fre of visitor* expected in Medford and Oregon’s share to approximately 31,- quently, as during the year« from Jacksonville for Oregon”« Diamond 600,000. Such a reduction, according twelve to sixteen, during pregnancy,1 Jubilee celebration next June 3 to 9 to Baldock, would be disastrous to the and also during or following any ‘ UIC are MC&lllIllilg beginning to in J1CUJUIU. Medford, tu arrive III highway program in thia state, nec chronic or severe infection. ' A special committee is completing essitating the discontinuation of prac The work of the thyroid gland is' preparation* to provide for the hous tically all new construction projects to keep growth and development at a ing of the expected throngs. after July 1 and throwing some 3000 normal rate, and at these time* the , While Jubilee week was primarily men out of work. Baldock point* out amount which the thyroid gland is inspired by the opoprtunity of state that the highway department has no called upon to do is greatly increased. hood anniversary observance and the funds for new construction and is de This enlargement of the thyroid payment of homage to the pioneers of pendent entirely on federal aid for gland shows by a swelling in the long ago, the week will be without dull this part of the state highway pro front of the neck. You may suspect momenta. Entertainment of all kinds Dr. Miles gram. the presence of goiter in yourself or will be provided. Thrills will be NERVINE in your children when you can see a found in Oregon’s Diamond Jubilee The Oregon national guard Is now "Did the work' lump in front of the neck which moves roundup, presented for four after a component part of the national de up and down on swallowing. Prompt says noons for caeh prise* in bulldogging, fense. Orders received at guard treatment would cure most eases, but steerroping, bronco rid ng, bareback Miss Glivar headquarters here this week from the all could be prevented. bronco riding and other contest«. WHY DON'T national guard bureau at Washing The secretion of the thyroid gland An aviation show on Saturday, ton completed the federalization of YOU is necessary for normal growth and with scores of ships arriving from the the organization started when the TRY IT? development. The important thing northwest and California, will be an state troops were mustersd into ser in this secretion is iodine. It has other noteworthy attraction, wi.h After mor* than three months vice for the World War. According of suffering from a nervous ail often been proved that if the thyroid special stunts presented throughout to Major General White in charge of ment, Mia* Glivar used Dr. Miles gland ha* iodine so that it can pro the day. There will be special attrac all guard troops in the northwest the Nervine which gave her such duce the needed secretion, it will not tions in Ashland on Education Day, splendid results that she wrote new set-up merely simplifies calling enlarge (or form goiter); but if there Tuesday, June 5, followed by special M an enthusiastic letter. out of the guard organisations in is a lack of iodine in the body, the attractions in the historic gold mining If you suffer from "Nerve»" case of a national emergency. Gov thyroid enlarge* in it* effort to se town of Jacksonville, Thursday. A If you lie awake night», ernors of the several state* still re cure it. It was also found that only pageant "Oyer-Un-Gon,” depicting •tart at Hidden noises, tire tain authority over the troops for a very small amount of iodine wa* Oregon history will be presented Wed •asily, are cranky, blue and use m case of civil disturbances needed to keep the thyroid supplied. fidgety, your nerve» are nesday, Thursday and Friday evening. within the states. This fact made clear the method of probably out of order. prevention. •iulet and relax them with the Marine Corps Wants Young Men Fires take an annual toll of 215,- name medicine that "did the Goiter may injure the mind m well 000,000 board feet of lumber in Ore as the body of the boy and girl in The United State« Marine Corps de work” for this Colorado girl. gon forest« while insect* and disease, school. It «lows normal growth, being sire« young men for enlistment to fill Whether your "Nerves” have troubled you for hours or for notably the white pine beetle, ac sometime* found with dwarfism and vacancies which will occur during the you’ll find this tirr.e- count for the destruction of another feeble-mindadness. If allowed to months of June, July, and August, teoted remedy effective. 160,000,000 feet of timber annually, grow, an operation may be necessary, 1M4. At Drug Store» 25c and fl. 00. according to State Forester Lynn or ft may lead to cancer of th* thy Requirements for enlistment pro X Î DR MILES Cronemiller. roid, or very serious poisoning and vide that accepted applicants must be nervous conditions. It is then no American citizens, unmarried, at least longer "simple” goiter, but a grave eighteen (18) years of age,of good hab J v___ i iQuin its and character, sixty-six inches tall dise«*«, sometimes causing death. Nerves Nerves N ervine
