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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1923)
Country Correspondent \ The Scio Tribune O.A.C. Farm Reminders tion with general growers, insuring a good market. Irrigation crops Two vegetable crops a season and hit the market both earlier and later use of cover crops to maintain soils than unwatered crops. O regon S tatt B oa ho or H ealth in physical and fertility conditions, Hgg site and shape is inherited. are advantages of irrigating the In co-operation with Gradual selection of those birds vegetable garden Quality and size U. 8. P vbuc H ealth S ervice are improved by water at the right which in addition to a large number Frederick D. Stricker. M. D. time. It will enable the growing also lay "selects" will in time •lim- of one crop at least not in compet- inate the birds laving the lower Is measles a serious disease'! grade eggs. Judged by the earrl.. ......... .<• ! ■ difference with *>m<- par» nt* ai w Egg shell color does not effect their children to I •• '»'Xp • ! ii the food value of eggs but it does would appear to i .• I i ■ i The make a difference in the apoearance. popular idea la that W . -t All brown or all white eggs will have the measles*>m<- day. a- it * command the highest prices. one of the children's diaea«-«, and Range and exercise is especially the sooner he has it the better.** desirable for poultry breeding stock. , This idea is obsolete and has proved to be a fallacy. In the first place» Si« rooster« with each 10«) hen* Willie doesn't have to have t .- • » should give good fertile egg« with any more than he has to have chol leghorns. era or bubonic plague In the second place it has been shown that New Assistant Passenger ' moot of the deaths from measles I occur before the sixth year. It is Traffic Manager Pneumonia, A Complication OF Measles Globe-Albany 3 days Startiag DED.,16 Another Big Triumph David W. Griffith The White Rose The story of a girl who could not stop loving, with Mae Marsh Ivor Noveelo SOON RAGS TO RICHES 1 also true that more deaths occur from measles than from any other infectious dis* am. except tubérculo- sis. Notice of Appointment al Ataiafctntrti Notice « hereby given that the un- dersigtied has been appointed adminis- tralrix of the e»tate tratrix estate of Lewis A. Cobb, Cobb. deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Linn County. All persons having claims against said ■■state are hereby notified to present the same duly verified and with proper r vouchers therefor to the undersigned at hei lioine near Lyons in lunn County, Oregon, or at the office of V. Lyle Mc- Croekey, in the First National Bank Building, Stayton. Oregon, within six months from date of the first publica- caiiun of this notice. Dated and first published thia 15th day of November, 1923. Lena Cobb Administratrix of the estate of Lewis A. Cobb, deceased. V. Lyle McCroskey Stayton, Oregon Attorney for Administratrix. 14-51 (Tobe pnbliahed in5 consecutive issue») Dt P. T. TwwJ VETERINARIANS Lebanon. Oregon Office at Robertson Drug Co. Phone 52 Phone 60 Page 5 The death rate from measles in the United Slates is aliout 11 per 100.000 population In the U. S. ’Army in 1918 there were 39, MIS cases of measles and 1,144 deaths . , From 2 to 3'v <<f all i result«!. cases of measles re ill twas adarkfr slormy fatn | England in 1917 there were 10,500 1 ‘ deaths from the disease Measles does not kill on account of the rash or high fever, but on account of complications. Of these the most Of '235 important ia pneumonia case« of measles occuring at Camp Cody in 1918. 77 cases or 38% de- veloped pneumonia Of these 42 • died. About 4 j . <>f all <•«■■■•» of measles terminate in pneumonia, and the pneumonia resulting fr< m measles is the most fatal is the most fata! of all varities. About 11% of all pneumonia cases die, but 42% of pneumonia cases result ing from measles die. Measles is a reportable d - a«e. > Every physician attending a c.ne of measles is required by law to report: the same to the health officer ■ Mothers who beg iheir physician' not to report a case of measles am placing him in a very embarasetng position. Under the law a physician who fails to report a case of meas les is subject to prosecution. When there is no attending physician the dutv devolves up n the h. • I f t family, or the institution in which the case occurs Report your •»-»• of measles to the heilth < ' • r And Oh! how wel come Pearl Oil’s comfy warmth! Pearl Oil — because it keeps the air sweet and clean — heat by the roomful—and no one need budge to keep up the < liecrful, efficient, little flame. Ready at tire touch of a match to go all day, all night —sure warmth for livtng-riKun, bath, hall—anywhere steady, cheering warmth C. L. McFaul, general na«*»>nger i agent, has been appointed assistant passenger traffic manager for the Pacific System of < the Southern Pacific Company, Announcement of the promotion of Mr McFaul and Its approval by President Wm. Sproule ia made by <1.11 R. Parsons, passenger traffic manager. Mr. McFaul is succeeded as general pa*wng»-r agent in San Francisco by F. (’. lathrop, who has been assistant general passenger agent. lake Qty as district freight and passenger agent. He remained there until in 1918 when he was transferred to Fresno. Mr. McFaul in 1920 was appointed aa general agent at Chicago, where he remain ed until August of this year when he wav appointed general passenger agent at 'van Francisco. M t . lAthrop entered the service of the Southern Paciflc in 1903 as a pa-eenger agent and later wts app ointed city passenger agent in San Francisco. He was appointed to the position of assistant genera! passenger agent in July 1915, serv ing in that capacity until his present promotion. Those who yearn for excitement might try walking down a side street with something that resem bles a pay Mitchel, < > Make I his Your Xmas Head Quarters You will find many articles suitable for all the family in the Peoples Store. Candy and nuts for the Children and grownups as well. At prices cheap as can l>e sold considering the quality of the goods L. Richardson, who has been dis trict freight and passenger ugent at San Francisco. F. 8. Howard of the general pamenger department in San Fran cisco. also was named as an assistant general passenger agent. Mr. McFaul began his service with the Southern Pacific in July 1892. as a telegraph operator on DR J W GOIN. Coast Division. lie held various Veterinarian. positions until September 1904 Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector, when he was appointed citv freight l’hun«-» - I’alace Feed Shed. IM J and passenger agent at San Jose Keablence. MO R In 1913 he was transferred to Salt ALBANY. OREGON The Peopes Store is wanted! To insure best re sults, use only Pearl Oil SHIPLEY’S — th« clean-burning, uniform kerosene—re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Com pany’s special process. Practical X mas Gifts For Won len, Misses and Children Salem, "Coal oil” or "kero sene" may mean any carefully conducted VISION .-URVEYS shows that ®I<fc of all chid- ren between the ages of six and silicon have defective eyes, Moat of these children are being forced to do school work under the handicap of a constant nervous strain caused by neglect of eyes that need help. And the pitiful part is that the parent's ignorrnce of the conditions does not save the child from the penalty he la constantly paying. ^èTfìleade Optometrist. *Lt*NV HAROLD ALRRO. Manufacturing Optician Why suffer with Headaches? Have Tsar Eyes Exammed S T. FRENCH kind of kerosene—aay "PEARL OIL"—copy- righted for your pro- teaion. XmasSuggestions For Dad Ma and The Kids Mens, luidies, Boys and Girls slippers, r e< ties, hose and handkrechiefs Mens and Boys shuts. Bath towels, towels, gloves stationary, jewelery. Mackanaws for Men and Boys ST ANDARI) on COMPANY Save $ 1.85 on your Week-End Trip to Portland by buying a Round Trip Ticket LINES) ■W ßr HEAT& LIGHT Regardless of weather, its safe, comfortable and dependable. Ark agent for fares and othe i'lformatisn or writs With : ! Hibler & Gill Co Jewelers and Opticians ALBANY. • OREGON ! w^e-e »seesosseeeeae« «seso» When you patronize our adver tisers you are pstn owing (rienda JOHN M. SCOTT A«»'t Passenger Traffic Manager. Portland. 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