The Santiam news., August 12, 1915, Image 2

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Sis month» in advance. .
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MD DOS T MAIE TOUS Cklï SIÖPiH PCIiTLi\
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OPIUM
USER.
The worst railroad wreck I ever
saw developed a real hero in th»
person of a morphine addict.
Fhe transcontinental sleeper in
wliu it I was a |aUMCiigvr ««• ;• ».m
through the dr ert» <>i I tun. I bmf
ju»t finished »hatuig alien the; X*
mum a terrilic cmati, and the cur I«-
gun to roll over uud over down the
lugli railway einlMnkincnt. When it
*d
i>t<»pp«
I tiiunaged to crawl through
a broken window. The porter of
the iar in which I was traveling
t'lm-rgcil through the shattered wir.
dow Itehind me. I tohl him I wu»
a doetor, that among my cffecta be
wotiid find an m»trument c.i»e an I
a «mall hypodermic imcket act, ami
lie returned lo g< I them for me.
Knowing that the greatest r e«
for my servi»«•« would lie in the vi-
rinifr of the engine»—for it was »
head »n collisi» ,;i—I went a» List a
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possible to tin» locality. Near the
¡4M oiiiotive» I 4'iiim» aero
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the b<xly
<il one <>f the engineers, whose leg
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wa
almost severed, the blood from
a torn artery spurting high in the
air. With the towel still in my
fiumi with which I bail Iwrn drying
my face at tin- time of th« accident
I made a toiiniu|uct, and. jerking
a rib from the bica» lied I hhu « of a
ciiyote’s carcass lying m ur. tighten­
ed it until the red flow was
stanched.
To the gathering passenger» I an­
notti. rd that I va» a physician
and would take charge of the injur-
< <i a» they brought them to me. An
opi-raiitig labi«» was improvised
fro n flic door of the luiggagc car,
■■•ut« and trunk», ami as the wouud-
«-<1 arrived 1 gave whatever first Mid
an» possible. The excited but un­
hurt hysterical women were calin­
oti by being ordered to make lumd-
agos from sheet
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eomiii.indccrcd
fro:.i the »l••••pera, In all 1 uttend-
cd about 100 passengers.
Tur small supply of morphine in
my pocket hy poticrmic case was
own exhaiisti-d. mid as the »infer­
ing» cf th«» victim
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became greater
I realized the great neceaaity f«r
more. Every doctor is familiar with
the characteristic and peculiar pal­
lor of the opium user. I hud re­
called seeing one of these unfortu­
nates on the train, and guessed that
lu> would have a supply of this tuir-
i«»tic with him. l.cuvitig my tem­
porary ojicrating table, I went
among the |>as»ciig<
*rs
in soareh of
this man. und finally found him,
badly bruised, lying bcsule one of
the demolì»he»I cars. I asked him
to give me what morphine he had.
lie cheerfully complied, handing
me all in hi
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po»»es»ioii, two bot­
tles.
What that drug meant to the
many injured on that hot, troelesa
desert no one but a physician can
ever understand.
My first act, after seeing that the
badly injured wer«- given attention,
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wa
to get some morphine an<l hunt
for the dope fiend. 1 found him—
dead. The shock of the collision,
hi» run down condition an<! the fact
that hr hn<l been deprived of the
stimulatin'? effects of the drug had
kill«-«! him.— W. E. Aughinbangh,
M. D., in Every Week.
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J. J litriiee, W. F. Gill,
. A. BilyFn, J. li. Harn*»,
C. A. Varner.
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Bids Wanted
Humin Ql»ckt
Pull«,».
The b." k und p‘.ill»-",or "taekle, »•
; wu* .< gnat »mt'
..if »ii3«overy,
I but nature made every mau carry
scvetal ol tie- » alioui with him nt
the very beginning of eri-.r.. n. The
most important of lhe-e tuckles is
fouiul in the eye. If you turn
your eye t»» ui<- l»p of vuur m»e you
use tin» block and pulley, which are
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ship to lioi-t ».»¡I.
The mu»-le
which mov«-» th
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through the bl»»<k easily and
smoothly «ml without friction, for
nature ha
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machinery automatic or mechani­
cal liibri» »Hing imcniKins. Th<-»e
never fail to work uulcsy we are ill.
Th»
’•Going to work tomorrow ? Sure-
ly you iiren'l -trong <ii»ngh yet, aft­
er your long tllnct»."
"My fr» •mi," replied the con-
val»-- ent, "d »1 you eicr hear of the
gyroscope? It’» a thing that will
i keep a street «ar going upright,
right »i' • up, on a single rail. Wi ll,
the gyro- >pe of hu- n< ♦ works the
same am hi a man’» life. 1 could
name you a dozen fellow» who would
k«cl over ami give up in a minute
if they didn't have the gyrosrope of
bU’ ’i< -a to k »‘p them on their foot.
I •‘hall go to biisim«-» tomorrow and
hitch «n th»» gyroscope again, ami
never know I’ve been an invalid.”—
Newark N u».
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Ht Walked Acroa« a Field.
Early M'-ihodnt preachers had
rea» in to dep,'»re the power of the
all mig »ly landlord. Charles Wes­
ley himself -lib re»!, for he wa»
summoned and lined £10 ($00) and
heavy costa not for tiring neks or
uprooting hedge», but for walking
across » field to adilrc s.an audi­
ence. Here i* th«» record: “Goter
versus Wesley; damages. £10; costs
taxed, £9 16». fid. July ?•», 1730.
Kceeived of Mr Wesley, £10 16». bd.
for tinning«'» «nu
and co»t» in their
cause, William Gason. attorney for
the plaintiff.”—London Mail.
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
tried that acv-
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•' hen Iw» got to
Bids wanted for rawing into
— He.roit Free 16 inch wood, 40 cords 1 foot fir
wood; 10 cords I fo >t oak wood.
Al«o bids for storing th« shove
into basement of school house.
Bids clo>e August 20, and ali
work must be completed by S p-
tember 1. 1915.
J F Wesely, Clerk.
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Bids Wanted
Bids wanted for toil« ts com­
plete lor Scio public school, a>
per plans and specifications oi
tile at the clerk's office, includ­
ing stand pipe and hwe for fin
protection.
Bids close August 21. 1915.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
J F Wasely, Clerk.
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T J Pettit has traded his farm
to E B Hildreth of Vai couver,
Wash, for the latter’s farm at
that place, and expects to leave
in a few days with Mrs Pettit
when they will make their home
’at Vancouver. Torn Pettit and
wife will move to
Corvallis.
Their many Scio friends will be
lorry to see the Pettits leave
here as they art^ fine pc >ple.
Mr Hildreth and family arc ex­
pected here next week.
Viclor Vióìrolas
Columbia Grafonolas
Ed ison Phonographs
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Popular Shcrt Music 15 Cents.
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Fur a Sprained Ankle
If you will get a bottle of Chamber-
lain’» liniment and observe the direc­
tions given therewith faithfully, you
will recover in much I«- m time than ia
usually re<|uired. Obtainable every­
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calling cards, and in fact com­
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Friendship,
Engagement and
A Quick Dodg».
Wedding rings F M French &
Walking along Wall «treet the Son, Jewelers and Engravers,
other day, he was accosted by a Albany.
shabbily dre- e<| man evidently
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•rmcd with a hard luck story.
“1 lu-g pardon, -ir,” began the Best Meals in the City
stranger, “but could vou help a |>oor
for 25 Cents
man along? Now, I'm not looking
Taking Na Chancaa.
Room
50c and Up
for money, air, but“—
“So you re leaving to get married,
“Well,” cam«» the almost breath-
Man ?”
less answer, “if you're not, I am.
“ica. mum.”
Good day.”
“And how long have you known
And in a moment the young man
the vou. ; man?“
wut halfway down the street.—New
ALBANY, ORE.
."Threw week», morn."
York Post.
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
“pu’t that a rather short time?
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