county school superintendent’«
<>
•. Exhibitors can ship or
expre«« their product» direct to
FUB; ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY R >y Shelton of Scio or to Super
visor Joseph Benner of Lebanon
L W. CHARLES
or C E Baker*of Brownsville or
to il e f thee of the county sujier-
Ent.-red at th« ;»ost««f!L «■ at Se lo, Ore ,
int-mlent at Albany not later
hj > «reotut-cikM maul matter.
than Sept 21. All class of ex
it ’ s w ill I • properly cared for
and returned. Again soliciting
fh<« ctxip» ration of every citizen
of Linn county in being »booster
for each of there exhibits, I re
Th** fcllowii g circular letter i
man,
being ; <«nt out <>y County Sch 11
V« rv truly yopre,
Superintendent Ji* loon:
WLJACKSON,
As the time approaches fortlc
County School Superintendent.
Linn County Industrial School
For Sale 25 pure bred s c
Fa r which I.-, to !•«■ I hm I nt Sc;«
b ginning Sept 23. followed bj Brown L gh <rn pullets from a
local fair« at Harrisburg in con good laying strain. Hatched in
nection with the potato show, \pnl. the kind that lay when
<»t I t and 15, and at Albar y eggs are high. Only 75c apiece
Oct 15, 1G and 17, the influence for u quick sale. Rhone To i,
&-lt
and loyal support of every citizen Pettit. Scio.
of the county is solicited at tn s
Mr and Mrs E<1 Fleming re
time to make these occasions one
turned horn«- the last of the week «
of mutual profit. With few ex
ceptions, the eight thousand from a month’s visit in Kansas
children of school age in *h< and other eastern point?.
I PI’ER S WTIA.M EVENTS
county, are learning many valu
able h rsons out of the
Who, who »•>«! cannery? Tu whit tu
taught in the books used in oui whuo, whoo. wh<o.
'•«•versi »et I hr» »lashings gut afire
schools, however valuable tmr
information may be the still before the rain. Il mad« clean burns.
greater problem confronting is It i. «aid that there are men. a vary
is the ai i’iicntion of the knou- few, that have been hired t<> fighi fi rei
who fMir|xMely thivw brands in new
hdge acquired and emphasized pls>< » 1« lengthen out their jobs. Thai
in the Lome and the world out is h irsay, however, and old Genere I
ride of the school room. To th lleirsay is generally a liar.
ei.d. at toe beginning of tile last Th<- government has made and built
school year, we planned for ths- 11 mile» of giKel wigon road from
e 'o the head of Rock creel,
county n contest in gardening, Quartzvii
going north, i he Hammond company
poultry, mechanical and genera, has blocked the old wagon road on th«
industrial work in the home and n irihs de with felled timber. The fir«
the ticho d. In muny of the < un ■•nr '••• » have opened up a good trai,
lit i. of the state the Indiistrial from th«- wagon road built by Unclv
School Fair is the big event of . am to Gate» SI miles in length. It i>
n g>-«d trip now to those mines.
t .«• year, in as mu< h .is this
Ii,e <
I run a fx ipht train to .Mil.
county . not excelled in diversi City u «I tack to Albany each day
fied resources in tuc state, Linn Another train runs daily to lie troll arai
couty . i.cuid i.i.d can do ti« back to Mill City.
1 •• Hammond Co are running th«
same if the pui.roi.aof the schools
lumi
vring t U'lio ss right along and <1<
end the citizens in general give
¡.o'. ic«'!-: t»le alt aid of laiifT, war,
this movement the support anu
bort sales er any other bogie.
en mrukemvnt it so well merit.-.
Mr Hawkins, contractor, will soon
In tnv L nn Cuunty School Fan nave the new school building and the
pr... ■ wnl i>e awarded a. cording 1 O O F hall at Mill t ilv completed
to lav age of the txuibilor « n
NICK
article > of merit covering a great < Rest of these items will be given neat
diversity of exhibit). No boy A<-« k. Left out for leek of »(tace. )
or girl of the county should fail
I Par r It cu Quickly cured
t > be represented by sending
“My attention was first called to
some kind of exhibit.
The « 'haml erlain's colic, cholera and diar
«malic*! or m< -t common article rho -a remedy as much aa twelve year*
will ue appreciated and receive ago. At that time I was seriously ill
prti.er attention. Those mter- . ith summer complaint. One dose of
• bn remedy checked the trouble."
< ted wh have failed to receive writ«-» Mm C W Florence, Rock point,
the prize list should apply to the hid. l or sale by all dealers.
(6hr
Mr its
County School Fair
If These are Not the Main Reasons
Why You May Consider Prohibition
Worthy of Your Vote. Read On.
I.
You have been told that Prohibition will «top oil evils that
can be laid to the discredit of excess.
undivided In support of this “great remedy’*.
3.
You may believe force through statute can regulate con
science rather than education and straight logic.
4. You may think that to defeat Prohibition will open pres
ent “dry’* areas controlled by Local Option Laws.
HERE IS OUR CASE
1.
It Is unforf unste that a laudable theory acekins temprunr» should In- tagged "Prohibition”
for there la no explanation to the fact that fifteen states have tested tl«e experiment for
from one to fifty-throe years and have rejected It
To handle any problem there must be
new theories applied when any onv of tbeui baa b.eti found worthless.
In those fifteen states It ieqii!r<d the ballots of more than u million and .1 half people to
reject Prohibition. This was done after a fair test and no doubt with bitter disappointment.
Although the theory was exploded, certain politicians have mude capital out of deep senti
ment to continue adviKst;ng tb<- ashes’' la th<- nano ot ivforiu."
?.
3.
Many clergymen have arc.pted Prohibition passed on to their credillty by those seeking
mere poll lira I supremacy They wore told It was righteous and they believed It. They have
not examined the rocord of this theory where hopes of Its success were blasted In practice
and THOSE WHO FAi.IKREU THE UW HAVE ADMITTED FAILURE AND NOW DE
NOUNCE IT.
Cardinal Gibbons: Rev Dr Rlsnch-ird. (Portland, Mel; Rev S Parkes Cadman (Brook
lyn, N. Y); lllshop Bailor (Tennessee); Mou.ignor Harkins (Holyoke, M rs »*. Bishop Hall
Vermont); Bishop Willi:.ms < Michigan); lllshop Burgess (New York), nn<l lllshop Neely of
the Methodist Epl .opal Church havo preached It; haiti studied It; have REJECTED It and
have DENOUNCED It.
Conscience Is «plrltusl
Morale are mental.
Mind Is education
Man cannot legislate
against con..),««<• Chun 1 • :<;e to «•.
itioti I .« Ir ,«>». r rests In their ability to I.FAD
not to FORCE by statute. The Church HAS the power to educate and to LEAD; to explain
th«* l-aw ot God and not to FORCE th«- laws of MAN by statute. Prohibition takes power
from the Church and pl-ora It In the Civil Law.
Hundreds of Thousand. of good people, devout Chrlitlans, rommtinlcnnts. are AGAINST
Prohibition as it prow* 4 to be, but tn FAVOR of shat was at one time hoped It would ac
complish. Are all tb>a * tbotisanda Infidels? Pervert»? Children ot Satan? Cbauipiuns of
Drunkenness? .Misled, Ignorant or indifferent?
< THE PRESENT LOCAL OPTION LAWS WILL NOT BE IN ANY
WAY EFFECTED BY THE DEFEAT OF EXPLODED PROHIBITION.
ON THE OTHEP HAND PROHIBITION WILL WIPE OUT THE
PRESENT LOCAL OPTION LAWS; WILL WEAKEN TEMPER
ANCE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT; WILL TAKE AWAY FROM
COMMUNITIES THE RIGHT OF LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT.
Will the voter» of Oregon who control their own State’s Interest» be carried off their feet
by outsld«ra agitating a rank ai>p«al to tlielr hearts »hen a stronger appeal from Oregon
farmers la being made to their HEADS?
THIS Association is not resorting to hysteria, fanaticism, religion or playing upon known
sympathies but Is asking only CONSIDERATION of FACTS.
The Hop Farmers are not campaigning to cover up conditions but they are beseeching the
voters to KNOW what they are dolug and then If the facts set forth In contradiction to be
lief», promises and Experiment, are found TRUE, the» they DO ask for the protection of
their Industry which mi»ni f6.U00.U00 annually to the State.
VOTE 333 X NO
HOP GROWERS AND DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF OREGON
(Paid Advertisement)
B
EFORE
YOU
SIGN
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T-Hi
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z\n Application for Life Insurance
in any other Company
Serve Your Own
Interest
EVERYTHING
FOR MAN AND BOY
ALBANY.
OREGON.
by examining the
New Low Rate Contract
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FIRST CLASS MILK
COWS WANTED
of
Cash Paid For
I
, Dot* Buone«
Cow? with calf at .siili» or coming fri*?h
month.
Aho Fat
within a
Live anti I’r •‘«»4 Stock, Egg?, ami
Produce of all kinth.
I
Excluah'ely in Healthful Oregon
Best for Oregonians
homi onxt
IMtn< Caa r>ns mu H mwkk
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Mw««rt
»WM«« M..a«<«
D. M. John
District Manager. Corvallis
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1. You may be swayed by the assertion that the “Church** is
Eqqs, Poultry, Dressed Meats, Etc.
A. J. Shelton
Succesor to Thos. Larqe
SCIO, OREGON
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