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H' "*lr d and thirty vearsago vest»-rdav.
our irtiun wa - Imr i. An instrument known as
“The !)■ ciamt»on of Independence** was promul
Politicullij Independent
gated and from wh'ch day our nation dates its
existence.
Probably every anniversary of the
M**i fli*i
nation's birth has I mm ’H celebrate«! more or leas
iv-rally throughout our country in some wav.
1'« Hi l~lll I» l \ I lM
I HI I »A %
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\V<- of t<»-< i think we are patriotic and that *e
celebrate the day in a duly patriotic manner, when
I la. I > r < i <• i. i<.
we hear the venerable document penned by
Kmr« < m AMU l*H< «'HI » I’ *M.
T omas Ji tferson read, mayhap in a prosy man
Ml IIM4 HI >*TI< »N l< Al l<M*.
ner, have listi-iivil to tin- spread-eagle effort of a
citizen of more or lv..- renown a-d thep devo’e tin-
year in •»!*«• im •*
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» •» r. at trini d » »*ar
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rest of the day to wi'.ne.-smg sports of some
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erar, at vn»l «»f ? » • atm
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1* it initikaule that our Revolutionary
vrar, at •'fi’l of 3 y» am ...............................
. ♦.
2 in character.
I
Fl t l|l'»l|tli« in Alita» IV
.....................« .««.
...
fathers
celebrat-
d the daz in t is manner?
T'bret» ui«»n<h< in u»l»aii«*r
.............
a*»
To tfiem the anniversary mu«t nave inspired a
bin^Ip <-opy in wrMp|rt*r . .............................. ....
feeling akin to aacrednetui
It must have rrn-nt
AI»V
HlklNii HAII-X:
mor<-
to
the
heroes
who
fought
from B inker Hill
A 1
<’ar»l *•( thanka
Oft? to Yorktown, than it does to tne people who ccle
NjMt'uil «ilnttiarv
|*er fine
0?
Fv feti, le« I Midili .g ««»tinti. Ill ■», tM*r line»
fhev knew by pentotial cx-
i r, Orated it yestcniay.
»«IvHirtMdhgg pvF hn»* p-r mmu «»
I>.*|»luy a»l«, J rhMiijf» * |<«r
im . i th, one cobi Hin wi«lf
p-Tience
of
hardships
and suffering, wnat the cost
K»
per ill’ ll
a
Pr<ii''M4f'Hi il rard«. |*t ?n« h*-w, i»*riiMurli
1 (>• had been to make jMmsiblc tne establishment of
!.*»n/ tintv < >ntrA«'t for a tv-rti-in .* o *«t< di ap| ration.
“(»over me*.» of the people, bv the people, for the
jieople." The day must have meant more to tne
h* rues, whose hari- feel left marks of bl»>ud upon
PO!.! TU’At. WtUMS.
the frozen ground »ver which they marched, than
it d»M-s lu a vast majority of us who celeorated the
anniversary of thedavon which our lather»« de-
]' ... in (.,• ,t•• •• .*• •
;r • '•
’ •• i"
'
c>ared
t .«-. were free and independent ot the
propriation of fl2S,(MX) annually that was provided
;
crown
of
England.
for last winter by the legislature, will be refe-ed
it
is
reasonable
to supp«>8e that we of today,
to the people at the election one year hence. Just
131
years
after
the birth of our nation, sno’ild
what action the people will lake at that time is
somewhat uncertain. The people of Oregon art- nave a less sacred veneration for the • natal day
very much in favor of a first-class educational sys than did the heroes of 76. But do we not inji-ct
tem. They arc, also, in favor ,,f higher or a col too much frivolity and too little real patriotism in
lege education, providing of course that it can lx< to the observances of the nay. Have we not al-
p acts I within the reacn of ail the boys and girls of low ed a spirit of commercialism to supplant the
every locality. But it is doubtful, if our present patriotism of our Revolutionary Fathers, in a great
we and do we to-dav maintain
of the United States in the spirit
t
»e
government
vote, that it would be sustained.
of
purity
and
patriotism
that inquire«! the formu
When our so-called normal schools, were taken
lation
of
th«*
Declaration
of
Independence?
up by the stale, no one thought that it would
Faili
anniversary
of
the
day
on which we listen
cause the erection of a |>olitical cotnbinat on that
the
Declaration
of principles,
to
the
reading
of
would debauch our entire state politics. But sucii
w
ithin
us
a
spirit
of better and
.-mould
gen-rute
has been the cas«’. In the state legislatures for
It
should
inspire
within us a
tru*
’
r
citizenship,
aevcral years the school combine has completely
preserve
anti
hand
down to
dominated legislative action. Nor was the s» s.»ion determination to
which
guarantees
to all
of last winter an exception to the rule of late posterity a government
”
The
years. While it is true, there was an effort to ¡“Life, lilw-rtv and the pursuit of happiness,
curt» and hold in the back ground the aggressive amiiver-ty of our natal day «hould be a day de r*.
ness of the normals, the university fully supplied voted to ti e leaching and instiding of the lessors
or occupied the position in legislative matters the of potriotism into tne minds of the young, rather
normals had previously held and the political in- th.m a day given over to frivolity and s(>orla. If
fluence of the schools was q'nte as great a* at any our iMMinle could I m * made to realize the vast cost
of blood and tr»-.is ir»* the establishment and pro- ‘
previous session.
The entire obj ’Ct of the |(¡irticij.ation of the list .on of the nation has demanded, surely our
¡Id I m * given a ddfvn-nt
slate colleges in |s>litics. is to filch monev from the il..» n
turn
from
wnat
they
are
now given.
State treasury. The aggressiveness of the mem
bers from the college counties, assisted by a
stnmg lobby, comiam-d usually of the faculty of
US DESI HA BLE CITIZLNS-
the colleges, has been s ifficient to dominate or con
trull all legislative action. Asa result, we have
sin appropriations for the benefit of these col
Since En’s'dent Roosevelt promulgated the term
leges, increased at each session of the legislature “IJnd-siralde citizens,” in sneaking >f Harriman,
until, at the present time, there is a revolt among Mover, Haywood and Pettibone, much has been
the people against th«* extra agance.
said by the news|ta|rt*rs concerning who are un
Each of the state colleges are assuming a sort of de.ruble citizens. As a simple concrete statement
political complexion not Republ can or Dem»»- of »act. any citizen who is a habitual law -breaker,
cra*!«. but of a char icier that is calculate I to s undesirable. The town, county, state or nation
s injec all things else of a p.iblic nature. t-> tin- wo i'll! itv the bv*t»T for it, if ah such citizens could
interests of the schools.
Indeed some of the be tran«|M)rted to some unknow n and undiscovered
presidents and professors hold their positions, not lai d beyond the seas, w here la a -abiding and law-
because of their efficiency as instructors of learn obi mg .-itizeiis would hear of them no more.
ing, but fur the amount of |«>htical influence they Every crimnai law on our statutes was enacted to
can exert. Hence, if a professor understands tne rvs iain and control! the actions of these undesir
|x>litical game thoroughly and is un adept manipn- able citizens.
tator of political wires, ilia -tanding in the partic
Some citizens are more undesirable than others.
ular collegiate institute ne may Ix-iung to or repre Because of their ability to injure the body politic.
sent, is assured.
Yet not all undesirable citizens are law-breakers.
So agvresive and insatiable have these stat«- In nearly every community there an- men who
sc tools become that they ar«? coming to be looked tkxm to enjoy blocking public enterprises; w oo
upon by tne fieople, as injurious rather than bene w ill always oppose a public improvment; w ho are
ficial and a growth alutt must be subdued, if not ever ready to diacant upon their neighlwr’s faults,
completely exterminated in the end.
but will never commend his virtues; w ho pursue a
I tie rignt tiuit inis been conduelen to prevent policy which retania »tie growth of their town or
TIMI « BMM M. «A.
the reference of the university- appropriation to community and w no can see nothing gu»>d in an
Tralwa • reos
Iw tn«|« iwa.
I-
the people, exemplifies the tenacity and greed of enterprise w ithout it contributes dollars to their Mo hsUH
Y a «ulna ->rr.
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at least one of these state colleges.
The univer l>«ckets. all of whom are undesirable. A tow n or tirtrea AlUany
/—
sity people do not seem to care whether the people co nmunity is the gainer when such people elect to w». inaia
ira«««« APmny ..^.
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Then there are the scandal mongers
are willing to contribute the extravagant amounts emigrate.
** arrive« Yaqu'H» « .. .. A «» •
of money t ey dema id or not i'hey seem to bi- a l talebearers who are ever ready to embeiish or
Tra las« f«s sud F » « mm f»«-Ir wit.
w illmg to tase advantage of any legal technicali y magnify tne story as he or she re|M*ats it to a y ® i—
lararra AI «an» íor 1 Min mi
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available, <in order to prevent the people from ex neighlior; the mischief maker and he who is con- kirivr» (Mirail ...
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pressing, through tlieir votes, an opinion alsii.t ti tuaii.v quarreling with his neighbor; the loafers wo i • </»*•!»*trait ..........« ...
i»' P. kt
the matter.
They seem to think because money and drones who are content to subsist upun the tiriva» a I» m i* ...
...
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ÍrMliiM lur 4 «•rwmlllw
U cu'devt«.d from the people by taxabuii «nd put in earnings and exertions of others, all are undesir •o. •—
the State (r»-Hsiiryt that the [Nrople sl.oillit exercise able ai.d a detriment to any cutub'iMiuty in which
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no further control! over it.
they may live.
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One of these days, however, there will beani Tnis undesirable list could I m - grevtly extended, l-'vir« Albín y
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Vthw al < orvalita
awakening. These political colleges will find out for anyone who does not contribute to the benefit
do a—
î to kl
that the people will insist upon dictating how tax and welt iv of the community in whi-I. he or she Ur vara Ul«n)
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moneys shall I hf expended.
Tney w ill iueertaiii lives who is a drone or a detriment, is undesir- Ai ri»«« <’«»»«
IrulM* tsar allMai*
that, while the people are favorable to lugner ed Abid, Tiie question for all of us to take home ti. d®te M •
ti.s> r m
wvm l’or vai II» »
ucation, providing it can be made general, the., ourselves is: “Am I an undesirable citiMn?“ I. Irrbesal
Al *any
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will op|Mks** Higher education lor particular locali Am 1 pursuing a course of conduct that wil *o ?—
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ties. at tne ex|»e se of all tne i»eople.
make the w rid the better because I have lived’ ’ U-wvr»
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Taxation to be just, should lie equal. The bur Ev ry man or woman has the ability to make th, no II-
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l>vt’rs « n» v Bill»
den should bear equally upon ail and all, should w..rld belter, is) matter how humble his walk h
k»f|vMaai Alt«ny
u mi r. a
enjoy equal benefits so far as {MtSiUble. If the hf«‘ may oe, if ne will. Am man can be a law- *n U
l.«w «*• Allaanv
,.. ttA»r *<
State has made a mistake in undcruikmg to main abiding citil-n if he w ill The citizen who is law
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r»i Ihr»’»!)» Imln« «<W«iteri W llh *«••» br ’ »
tain colleges in ((articular localities, tne sooner tne ah ding; « no does his duty as a citizen; whose ex AH
«« Uh- i imi<aiij tratti«. ’*»l i ai Al mn* a»«
a« wril a» irwiit t»»r I mi tuli, «tv in«
correction is made, the better and less expense it ample through life is worthy of emulation; who «M'aliH».
iivs l «eri »«e o» Nvwpovr an ’ | l>e»u tmssrh,
w ill be and tne action of ti.e partisans of toes- makes the world better Itecauae he has lived; no • «u«-lia« N.wlimlnwh Hot «»pi ht®».
A« inrih»-r ittiorin »?ww« at»pl) ,o
established colleges is hastening tne day mater»- matter how humble his station in life may l>e, is it.
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no jciisc ad uoUtsUdoie cil.zen.
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
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THE SCIO STATE BANK
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REAL ESTATE BROKER
R6YAL RESTAURAN!
Attorney-at-La o
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Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
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Hucks con nt ci trilli all trains latlh at W est
ami Al ankers.
Oar ri'Js art /irsi-class ami our horses Sisal
tirici i s. Pl iers ÍD asitualtlc.
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Attorneys at Lato
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Th* H»-«t Flwcr in •ort
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Proprietor.
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to Dusky Beauty
A dark »kin becomes tau mating
when deli» ately toft, un<ier»prr.J
with the radiant glow which indi
cate, a health*. active ,kin. Robert*
ine keep« the »kin refined in^uality,
keepa pore« freefrnn>rl<>v,-ir.( watte
ai»l •innulairt the tiny capiliarte» to
contribute thecolor which charm, m
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omlmrn and freckle, if applied be
fore esnoaure to tun or wind.
Sprea.lt like an imper, eptible sheen
n4 gaure over »kin «u face, forming a
•bia.d Mimu'ating and preserving a
de iu are, I unroot beauty.
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