The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 26, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

lœntuniie Now and Stamp
expands
•**«£■ >’**
;
David Lawrence, en-l ient newspa­
Oui the Dread Diphtheria
an extraordinary session neces­
per cori jspondeut, describes the situ­
sary. One of these is the necessity
ation in this manner:
(Oregon Stale Board of Health)
for making Oregon’s old age security
“The real problem of the moment
This is the slogan that has been
legislation mesh with the congres­
The report of the committee which is for those persons who come to ’ adopted for May Day, Child Health
sional act. The other is the necessity
Washington to see their representa­
’ Day, 1935. Oregon alohg with every
of legislative
in preparing for
One of the most frequent visitors to has been investigating relief condi­
tives in congress on business. Many ’ progressive state, county and city ln
tions
in
Oregon
is
expected
most
any
new
settlers
the
predicted
influx
of
the
executivo
department
the
past
Subscription Rates
! a company is faced with ruin by
the union is getting back of this slo­
One YearuT7.....-t—.....-.............W 00 from the drouth and dust-ridden few weeks has been Floyd Cook of day now. The committee, which is
’pending legislation.
Many a com­ gan to drive diphtheria out of every
beaded
by
State
Senator
McComack,
Six Months..... . 1.00
Portland. One of the four horse­
middle, west.
pany will have its operations materi­ community in the slate. TiL physi-
Three Months......... —....... M
"The first contingency was thought men of the republican party whose of Lane county, completed its hear­
No subscription taken unless paid to have been covered in the old age
ings last week and has been engaged ally curtailed or restrained if some cian# of this state are particularly ex­
mission
it
was
to
harass
the
démo
­
lor in advance. This rule is impera-
of the biHs go through. Should all
pension appropriation measure pass­ crate organization in the recent cam­ in analyzing its¡Findings which it will
pected to play a most impoi tant part
the administration measures be pass­
ed by the regular session, which paign, Cook seems to have a ready summarize in a report to the gov­
in this program
Every doctor is
ed, for instance, there will be a revo­ urged to remind his patients who
Advertising Rates
places $1,000,050 of state funds at the entree to the inner sanctum of Gov­ ernor.
lutionary change in the management
Display advertising 30 cents per disposal of the emergency relief com­ ernor Martin's office which is not en-
have children under school age of the
inch. No advertisement inserted for mittee to be spent in co-operation
The board of control is now en­ of business related to foods, drugs, need of immunization. The physici-
oyed
by
even
the
governor
’
s
most
less than 50 cents. Reading notices
cosmetics, agricultural product« that
10 cents per line. No reading notice, with the counties and the federal ardent supporters. Cook's explana- gaged in a/i inspection of state insti­ are processed, public utilities, banks cians of this state are urged to ask
or advertisement of any kind, insert­ government. A meeting of the gov­ ion that his visits are "pbreiy friend- tutions, dropping in on the superin­
their patients to bring their children
ed for less than 25 cents.
ernor’s planning board in Portland. 'y” lack a lot In explaining his stand- tendents without warning and giving and trust companies, certain aspects at some appointed time to be im-
Tuesday gave consideration to the re­ in with 'the democratic administra­ them no chance to put their house in of advertising, and manufacturing es­ munized. They are also requested to
Entered at the Coquille Postoffice as
ception and proper care of new set­ tion.
order for the official inspection. For tablishments that employ large num­ make it a rountine practice in the
Second Class Mail Matter.
the first time in several yeats the ber# of employees, especially as labor future to immunize during the first
ters but any definite action in this
direction will await further informa­
Reorganization of the milk control board members find themselves able relations may produce more strikes year of life, all babies under their
ion from Washington as to what the board this week came as a Bolt out of to ride in the same automobile with­ and more labor controversies.”
care.
Illustrative of these dangerous bills
federal government plans to do for the blue. While the removal of E out flying at each other’s throats.
FARMS INCREASE IN COOS
Oregon has not yet reached the
is the Social Security legislation
G. Harlan, of Eugene, was expected
goal of “no death from diphtheria."
According to government farm hese new settlers.
The House and Senate committees which would embark America upon but we are rapidly approaching it.
It was generally believed that the
census figures the number of farms
Once
more
the
governor
has
out
­
have
completed their task of revising a huge program of welfare work. In this state, with approximately 75,-
.
other
two
members
of
the
board
—
in Coos county has increased in the
smarted
the
political
prognosticators.
the
legislative
journals and the copy Discussing this problem the Wash­ 000 children under six years of age
Burge
Mason,
of
Klamath
Falls,
and
past five years, from 1305 to 1726,
Hugh
H.
Earle,
of
Eugene,
whom
he
is
now
in
the
hands of the printer ington Post points out that “If this there were 113 deaths from diph­
0.
M.
Plummer,
of
Portland,
—
would
a 32 per cent gain.
It is doubtful
appointed
this
week
as
insurance
be retained. The milk co-operatives who will be turning out the bound initial effort to establish a system of theria in 1921 and eight in 1934 With
tliat the actual Increase is 421, for
commissioner,
had
been
definitely
were known to be after Harlan's side, volumes ot the legislative proceed­ federal old age pensions and provide our definite knowledge that toxoid
there were doubtless many overlook­
eliminated
from
the
race
several
especially since he butted into the ings within the next few weeks— i other forms of social relief were less will protect children against diph­
ed in 1980.
M. O. Hawkins, who
j ambitious and if an attempt had been
weeks
ago
based
on
confidential
in
­
milk
control fight at the recent leg­
theria in the vast majority of in­
helped take the Coos county farm
Frank
McCulloch, public utilities made to keep costs within reasonable
formation
from
“
those
close
to
the
islature,
but
were
apparently
pret
­
census this year, says he is sure he
stances, parents have little excuse for
Incidentally the, ty well satisfied with both Mason and commissioner, is the pinch-hitting limits, the program would have a not taking their children to the fam­
didn’t miss a single one in his dis­ administration.”
governor
has
informed
the press that Plummer. Of the new board mem­ contact man for the state administra­ much better chance of succeeding. As ily physician.
trict. He hoofed it up all the streams
it is, the heavy burdens which the
where it was impossible to drive a thers will be at least one change on bers at least two should have the pro­ tion. McCulloch has been filling a
.Immunization has protected thou­
Doughton bill proposes to place upon
the industrial accident commission, ducer’s viewpoint.
number
of
speaking
engagements
for
These
are
Glenn
sands of children and considering
cari
Another source of increase is in probably to replace T. Morris Dunne, Marsh, Hood River apple grower and the governor before Granges, cham- industry and upon the federal gov- Oregon as a whole, diphtheria has
emment-would doubtless increase the
homesteaded places, but probably the of Portland, and that he will appoint former president of the Oregon Co­ "bers of commerce and other organi­
been an infrequent rather than a
economic
Insecurity of the workers
another
member
of
the
highway
com
­
operative
council,
and
A.
E.
Eng-
zations.
.
greatest increase is- from the fact that
very common disease Unfortunately
whom
the
bill
is
designed
to
safe­
mission
within
the
next
few
weeks
to
bretson, of Astoria, now in the seed
since the depresison started more and
the danger from diphtheria is not
guard against the major hazards and
Wauhington Snap-Shots
more people have gone out on 5, 10 relieve Carl Washbum, of Eugene, business but formerly in charge of
over, nor is there any indication that
vicissitudes
of
life.
”
who
has
been
trying
to
quit
for
some
the
agricultural
experiment
station
in
or 15-acre tracts where they could
it soon will be. The trouble is that
A picture of Washington today
Clatsop county. Edgar W. Smith, of
make part of their living, and have time.
the bacillus or germ which causes
Woulcj
defy
any
camera
—
or
even
Into consideration pf pro-union
Portland, the third" member of the
stayed there.
words—to portrary. Momentous leg­ ; labor legislation in Washington came diphtheria is present almost every­
Any
aid
the
federal
government
new board, is an outstanding business
Mr. Hawkins says he found but one
proposes to give to rural schools this man of the state. Marsh and Smith islation awaits in Congress, measures I an unwholesome picture recently of where. Many healthy children in
a bafidpned farm in his territory.
that are more important than those of union activity. An expose by the school and adults put of school har­
year will come too late to do Oregon are democrats.
1933, for they are designed for per­ government in Chicago, which reach­ bor this germ in their nose and
much good, according to C. A. How- i
throat.
These individuals or car­
ard. state superintendent of public
Not to be outdone by his col'eagues, manency rather than temporary re­ ed the capital, showed the business
instruction.
Several of the weaker ‘ state Treasurer. Holman who last lief. As a result the hotels and the agent for the Motion Picture Opera­ riers remain well themselves, but
school district have been compelled week announced the arrival of a new halls of congress are filled with those tors Union, who was slain recently, they may and frequently do give the
to close already due to shortage of granddaughter, Governor Martin this giving warning against many of These with a $4,000 bathroom and a $5,000 disease to others. The products used
funds and all of the schools will be week announced that be also had proposals and their effect upon re­ barin his home, and $24,000 expenses for immunization, that is toxoid and
closing their regular terms within the juat become a grandfather for the covery.
for a grand trip through Europe, all toxin-antitoxin, protect the individu­
In
A
the
steadily
expanding
govern
­
next six weeks.
j
second time. As in Grandpa Hol-
paid for by union activities. In the al from becoming ill but they do not
the causative organism itself.,
ment departments and bureaus—with investigation by federal agents, deals' .destroy
'
their increased personnel and pay? involving hundreds of thousands of Thus, diphtheria germs are believed
Oscar
Hayter,
Dallas
attorney,
Governor Martin will not convene
rolls—things move at top speed rem­ dollars were turned'up, and other In­ to be as prevalent as they ever were,
'he legislature in special session un­ Frank C. McCulloch, utilities com­
missioner,
and
R.
H.
Baldock,
state
Oregon - motorists can thank the iniscent of war days. Although id cidents of high living of- union organ- and for this reason unprotected chil­
less such action becomes absolutely
the past ten years many large and izers were turned up while “cutting" dren
are as liable to catch the disease „
'
necessary. This much he made clear highway engineer, have been com­ giant magnet which the highway de­
beautiful government buildings have the wages of workers, and at times 1 as they were in former times. They
missioned
by
Governor
Martin
to
re
­
partment
drags
around
over
the
state
to newspaper men at Salem this week
been erected,.. the government bu­ double-crossing
catch it, too.
them by taking do
1
in commenting upon rumors which vamp the truck and bus act for con­ for saving them the annoyance and
reaus have overflown into all avail­ money from the other side.
sideration
by
the
next
legislature.
No
expense
of
innumerable
punctures.
persist to the effect that the lawmak­
able office space in the city. Rented
ers will be back in Salem before the piece of legislation in the recent his­ Last year this magnet picked up 22,-
office space is on the upgrade, as
tory
of
Oregon
has
been
the
subject
671
pounds
of
nails,
spikes
and
bits
Fourth of July.
*
of
so
much
bitter
controversy
as
this
of wire, every piece of which repre- Washington control of local affairs
Only two contingencies now loom
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