jriTDF(VRT) MATT. TRIBUNE. rEDFOTD, OHEGON, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933.
PA75E SEVEN
FOR STA1TS CARE
Committments to Institutions
Grow From 17.69 to 19.77
Per Cent for 1000 Popula
tion in Past Ten Years
SALEM, July 37. JF) Committ
ment to five stat Institution In
Oregon during th paat 10 years have
increased from 17.69 per 1000 popuU-
tlon to 19.77, a report Just prepared
for atate officials revealed. The five
Institutions are the state hospital for
the insane, feeble minded Institution,
state penitentiary. Industrial school
for girls and the boys training school.
The twenty-year report made after
.several months research work reveal
ed that in only eight counties of the
state has the attendance per centae
shown a decrease while one remained
the same. All others showed Increases,
gome Show Decrease
Marlon county, which had the larg
est per capita attendance In the 10
years preceding 1921, due to many
counties sending such persons to Sa
lem and letting the Marion county
court commit them, dropped from 26
( per thousand to 31 in the five In
stitutions. Other counties showing decreases
were Baker, from 31 to 19; Gilliam,
from 13 to 11; Harney from 16 to 12;
Malheur from 10 to 14; Sherman from
11 to 10; Union from 19 to 18.5 and
Wasco from 33 to 31. Wheeler county
remained the same a 10 persons.
Umatilla during the past 10 years
sends the most to these Institutions,
averaging 38 out of every thousand
population, an Increase during this
time of four persons. The greatest In
crease In committments was reported
from Lincoln county. Jumping from
nine to 17. Jackson county Increased
from 14 to 22 per thousand.
Heavy Growth Seen
Other counties sending large num
bers to be taken care of by the state
and al showing Increases the past 10
years are Douglas county, 24. an In
crease of six: Josephine county 23, la
crease of five; Coos county 22. in
crease of seven Clackamas county 21.
Increase of seven; Clatsop county 21.
Increase of three; Lane county 21, in
crease of five; Multnomah county 21,
Increase of one.
Records from the remaining coun
ties, also showing Increases were: Ben
ton from 14 to 15, Klamath from 13
to 16, Columbia from 13 to IS, the
three counties of Crook, Deschutes
i end Jefferson compiled together, 10
to 15, Curry from 16 to 16. Grant
from eight to 13, Hood River from
15 to 18, Lake from 13 to 14, Linn
from 13 to 18, Morrow from nine to
13, Polk from 14 to 18, Tillamook
from 12 to 19, Wallowa from nine to
13, Washington from 15 to 16 and
Yamhill from 14 to 17.
FINLEY IN PLEA
SCHMELING ON HIS HONEYMOON
TRIPLE OBJECTIVE
ALFOF
ADEQUATE SEWER
Hamilton Patton, member of the
committee of the chamber of com
mere, which worked out the plans
for the sewer bond Issue which citi
zens will vote next Friday, In an in
terview this morning made the fol
lowing statement:
"The Chamber of Commerce had
three things in mind in developing
tnrough Its public works committee
the suggested scheme to the city
council for the bond issue on the
sewage disposal plant which is to be
voted on Friday.
"In line with the deal res of the
president and oongoess in working out
a better schame of taking care of un
employment than the dole system,
which has been customary in recent
months ajid hfu been severely critl
c.red, the directors have already en
tered upon a public works program
All heads of relief work believe that
inasmuch as money must be spent
for unemployment relief, something
definitely constructive should be the
lesult of the expenditure. This pro
ject will put men to work and get
something for the money spent. This
Is especially true since 130.000 of the
sum will be an outright donation
from the government.
"Last year the city lost certain law
suits and paid damages, due to the
condition of the sewage disposal sys
tem now used These damage suits
will continue and the amounts award
td will Increase considerably, causing
a greater cash outlay than the an
nual bond retirement schedule necessary.
"No one who has any Interest In
Lvlng in a healthy community can
consider our present disposal sys
tem satisfactory. This reason alone
should necessitate the voting of the
bonds.
"The committee wished to work out
a scheme that would not raise cur
rent expenditures of the people pay
ing the retirement schedule called
for This was done through the co
oper at ion of the water department
and the city council, which has al-
:rady been explained. The combined
monthly charge for the water and the
retirement of the sewage bonds will
henceforth be Identical with the
present water rate. If the people vote
the bonds. The cost of the plant is
;n line with today's price, and the
people are asked to vote an issue of
between one-quarter and one-third of
what was suggested in the last elec
tion when placed before them fur
ti.elr consideration. The chamber of
commerce suggests that everyone get
cut and vote on Friday and support
the measure.'
TAILCOSTSMAN'SUFE
REDDING, Calif., July 37. OP)
William Henry, 81. died today of
lattlesnake strike he received Thurs
day when he attempted to pull the
rattler from Its hole by the tall.
Henry said the rattler had annoyed
him for a long time, having built its
home in Henry's backyard, near Whla
kytown. Henry intended to grab trie
&nake by the back of the head but
got hold of the wrong end.
'Dinty" Deserts
Fuson Fireside
"Dlnty" I gone. Where end whr.
nobody teem, to know. And the
Thos. J. Fuson house, 3005 Eut
Main. ts a lonely place elnoe Tues
day night.
The red irisn aetwtr. jvist three
months old, disappeared at that time.
It was his Initial trip away from
home, the Piuona stated yesterday,
and tley are afraid he won t dud
his way bark without help:
The dog answers to Uie name of
"Dlnty" and has very long red ears,
and anyone who chances upon him
la asked to report to the Pusons at
once.
FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE BALE
CONTINUES. Hats 35O500 ,1. silk
Dresses, values to ato for lies
2 98 3 95. Summer Shoes, values
to 4 special 1 1.9 41 95. THE
BAND BOX it SHOE BOX "The store
that save you money."
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rat-in to Go
ff you feel tour and sunk and tha world
tonka punk, don't awllow t lot of Bait,
mineral water, oil, laiatlv eandy or chewing
turn and expect them to make you eud4enljr
iwm sod buoyant and full of raruLia.
For they can't do It. They only move the
bowel and mere movement doesn't ft tit
the nuw. The reaaoa for your dowB -end-out
feeling- ie your Uw. It ebould pour eut two
pounds of liquid bile into your bowel daily
If thie bile ie not flowing freely, your food
docan't difwU It )uat decay la tba bovata,
Gaa bloata up your stomach. You have a.
thirk, bad taata and your breath Is foul,
lit in often breaka out in blemUbaa. Your bead
ohm and you feel down and out. Yow Thole
lystem la poiaoned.
It takN thoM food, old CARTIR'S
LITTLE MVEK PILLS to get tnaaa two
pounds of bile (lowing freely and make yoa
leel "up and up." They contain wonderful,
harm Idea, gentle vrgeUnW attract, amuring
when it comas to malting tba bila flow freely.
nut don't aak for liver pills. Aak for CtiWi
Little liver Pill. Look lor the name Carter'
Little Uw Pitla on the red labeL Keaeet aub
Uituta. Zbc at drug Mora. O 1811 C. fci. C
Max Schmellng, dethroned heavyweight champion. It shown with
hit actress bride, Anny Ondra, at Heiligendamm, Baltic summer resort,
where they spent their honeymoon. Associated Press Photo
prohibition amendment expended 93,
634.66 In the pre-election campaign,
according to a report Illed In 'the
state department.
Virtually all of the money was ex
pended in seeking repeal of the 18th
amendment to the federal constitu
tion and the two dry sections of the
state constitution.
BOMFILSESTATE-
OVER 12 MILLION
DENVER, July 27. (AP) A pre
liminary return In the estate of the
late P. O. Bonflls, Denver publisher,
filed today with George Hetherlng
ton, state inheritance tax commis
sioner, listed the estate at $12,518.
021, the largest estate ever filed In
hla office.
He estimated the Inheritance tax
would be more than 5500,000.
JUNEAU, Alaska. July 26. (P)
Alter a flight from Fairbanks in the
seaplane Chlchagoff, piloted by Bob
Ellis, Jimmle Mattern, whose hopes
of making a solo flight around the
world were dashed when his plane
crashed In Siberia, arrived here last
night.
Imprisoned In the county Jail at
So. Joseph, Mo., Qua Pusaterl, al'
leged liquor vender, had the bars
painted silver and his cell done -over
In red and white lacquer,
Alaskans Find .
Bu-hach Best
for Mosquitoes
The worst mosquitoes In the world.,
travelers agree, are to be found in
Alaska, where th stinging pests can
actually bite a man to death.
How do Alaskans protect them
selves? By burning Bu-hachl Nothing like
It, they say, to give you absolute pro
tection. It's sure death to the peels,
though guaranteed safe for humans
and domestic animals.
Bu-hach comes In handy sifter cans
at 25c and 60c at all pet, seed, grocery
and drug stores.
Friday
Saturday
Monday
July
28, 29
31
STREAMS' PURITY
Cities havn no more right to pol
lute the streams of the nation than
to poison the public highways; and
Jn the great Oregon country rivers
trust be made pure, that wild life,
the state's greatest asset, may be
conserved was the message brought
to Medford last night by W. L. Pin
ley, naturalist of nationwide reputa
tion, who accompanied the Portland
cn amber of commerce goodwill tour
to southern Oregon.
Urging citizens of Medford to vote
tor the bond issue Friday, which will
make poslble a new sewage system,
eliminating the pollution now going
down Bear creek Into the famous
,Fogue, Mr. Flnley reviewed in inspir
ing words the history of the Oregon
country.
Thank heavens, we're going to :
clean up the Willamette," he declar-
ed, referring to the bond Issue for a I
rew sewage system, recently passed !
by a two to one vote In Portland.
"I hope thac you will take the same i
action for the good of one of the moat I
wonderful streams In the world. Rogue '
River.
"If you do not," Mr. Flnley contln- !
ued, -you will destroy the fish life, j
your greatest aset. Streams must be j
pure or tourists will not come to the
great playground of the Pacific north- 1
west. To Oregon's great outdoors. I ;
hope that your measure passes." I
Damage to the state's recreational (
possibilities resulting from the drain- .
)ng of the Klamath swamps was re
viewed by the naturalist, who de
clared, "we are reaching a point in
education today, where we realize
that a swamp may be of more value
to the state than Increased agricul
tural lands. We muot get the water
back into these places to preserve our
vild fowl. The duck and geese, who
used to blacken the skies, flying Into i
the favorite haunts and watering ,
places, now have no place to go."
hi his address, Mr. Hanley took his
audience from the land of the KodUk j
bar to the horn of the southern !
Oregon steelhesd, spicing his address1
with clever stories. And emphasizing !
throughout his talk the need for con- i
serration of fish and game In Ore- j
gon and preservation of her play-1
g-ound, whatever the cost, maintain-!
mi, that the world is looking, today,
for a place where the natural things
life have not been destroyed. A
place to fish and hunt and play.
ECONOMY is
Pay'n Takit's Watch Dog
We serve our customers with Economy of 'interest
first. Our method of distributing foods is the
most economical known. We invite you to check
us up any time. We have never wasted our cus
tomers' dollars.
Dependable
COFFEE. Vacuum" packed. Quality
2 lb. can
Catsup
Fitter's Quality
Large bottle
I Tuna
White Star. Chicken of the sea.
M size can
White Beans
I Medium Whites. A Super Food Value
4 lb. pkg.
Milk
Max-I-Mum extra quality tall,
5 cans
4c
EdDc
EE
27c
2c
SALEM. July J7. .,!) TS OrrROn
trinca o( Iht s4o:li:ion tjilcst tB
EATS
Shortening 3 lb. 25 c
Bacon lb 16V2C
Morrell's Sugar Cured
Boiling Meat lb. 7c
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