Toned Up Wh'de System.
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t ree rated Leader-
of tn* Hour.
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ii< « «!» the pera-mal
junior.
Ile »elJoiu
« intact wi'h ht» hai
!, except when be I»
d and buried
IV»
ilhor extend ChrU’ian In
ell *» to
th« tom
X1 •1*1 'n China; to tn-
dte’i In the er; of llv-
' to convert the frarbv
e H '•t'.cTitot, and we Bhr".d
«mere y and talent to the
pi* L «■:*»» of lut t»wn In
'L «hé.ti itifiMinuw uur «m*
¡htlujt vie» at.J iguoraitra
b- nier»
It ls a» Impur-
r < ,sc>ii s freni t*»e* pidlrtt
f mscatfam Mjhwtiy»
< hut c*h t«i ijr hernes »•
•vaca' cf ih» golden »trop!»
J^tuw^lein
It I» a» muca
the duty of lî.e pr->tor to
r » o« ti i home «hii» on
i íinrírr i
to bu! 14 a man
jMHea
u '.i..t w» «h. uld
r rta| UiB ch iracter la our
>'t tîmn tint vw
.Tgi.t
r . «bi» ln i fher land». Ue
want » rHIgfou v>e
well «■ din by
Cbr.it .in fn.tuence N«»c'»d
T - < 1« m < i»|,'.i•;«, » ln Un Ufe
tif > M *il <
i. oi.iih« ahd we want
I r< .•cu ri who usa wi.»ve loto lUe
im <■ ul
!h r, «*dv; stioiísl jn tlin>».
ir ftvbh- pie? n «.» and Instructiva
£. t‘i ?
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T<M> oftcil WS í lití th<
c
firm 1» the nursery of clv'll-
ai.d the itirwia*« of all rc
u. uotu iiaiu.n». Too long hr.«
lit»
m ii.ii.bhrd the clthig with
the
i»t •*»'«!: ;», until (.»day the
iv- h Ij I'm car. way to city
current ah >uld be re
»r»< J
j. ...er t.f t'.e pulpit 1»
is 1*1» country whore
>! fmefs ol human life
fi nai 1» the pow t-r
i' ar ram md th* birth
. 1» t> XIo. The fi»r>
‘ .i’ in the country «nd
the man uno would get close to Gvd
must first gel elite to uatura. Many
rointnunlUev ere church-ridden
XV e
frequently hr
three or four chureltc»
Iu • cotntnunlty with a circuit rider
t-nce a r.ionth proichl.ij to (mail con-
i'regrtlons and all-fail to perform the
tellgtou» iw.irt on» of the community,
tn many l.ivtatic»» more harmontou»
effort might r< an) in a more efficient
•service
The division cf r'llgloua
force» and break'nt; Into fragment» of
morel effort arc outline* little le**
than a cahndiy and defeat the pur
i o«crt they »«•vic to promote.
A pa*tor iu a neighbor hoed, *tu<h
«•¿lie. tocial. moral and
rt Hr m» of the t-omiuu
in< tresh vlaloti-i of paten
city,
Itleo and native pus er
ti. I
«itti
atty »nd new meaning. Inter
t: • thought-life of the com-
end administering to lltelr
it MF4J a. wtil contribute mor* to
advancement of a locality
;1 a 4 ucn preechrrs- who occupy
c pul;. i» at Irregular Interval*.
cach*n¿ tn x.bp is tureign to the
> cf the community.
Church I r Judice la a vice that
•i*r* mi>< h of the aplritua) life of a
cum aunity. and wasteful ae< tarian
Ism la a reltelous
cri-ne against
lou* crime
aasirvt ao
cli ty.
Lie; omtaational
reciprocity
Ncn svpport
ah.-uld las«* Us I'li- r
of chut i h I 4»tltut,cua sud rcli rtnii*
K'.h^rg/ Lia oll en b.- trm rd to esurtes
inhere nt m iti» the church.
Them
b<*
r «>o(* ration
b< t ween
i-.hould
church:» aud o-ord usi'oti of moral
effort l..ng eco
and there
tnuti bf If
I IK« rurj
ts of this i
rsuil
r
a
*«rvici '
■
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t
to
state arc
uhkh th.» a«e d<ni da.
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Editor Santiam News,
Ih-ar air:
I was .«omewhat amused at the
editorial in your issue of Sept 24,
under the heading, "Greatthing»
Gr Scio, and eapcciaily reading
the former editorial printed bj
T L Dugger. July 27. 1911. head-
.J, ”U»t Wo Forget.” And
strange to say, be is going to re
turn and set up his paper, ot
printing plant, where he «ays he
wan hiring money. There is ro
more bu'-:n<M now than then
done in Scio, and I wonder how
it is tn be mor*' profitable tn him
w ith the Sa> thm News still be-
in j published, and purchased of
him through Mr Gooding and
from Mr Gooding to Mr Charles,
who paid Mr Dugger something
I ke $1.1<O (XI. This must look
like Mr Charles was making
money, and he want« a finger in
th-- "boodle.” I rather think the
"nigger in the fence" in thi>
scheme is a few disgruntled
merchants in Scio who will wait
upon Mr Dugger in a short time
us they «lid upon Mr Charles if
he dare ssy anything in the in
terent of the Farmers Education
al & Co-operative Union.
I want to nay to Mr Charle»,
Mr Dugger and to the busi ne»
men in general in Scio, if you
think you can be HU« Cessful in
your business enterprises with
out the patronage of th» farm-t
era, GOTO IT. If you want to
t> ycott either Mr Charles or Mr-
Dugger by withdrawing your ad-
vhich we pay for, when they
wish to publish anything in th
mterv.t of the farmer of th<
J armers I’nion, you certainly
have the right to do so.
Bui
.vhen the farnu rs quit your town
ill of Scio would not maxe a
good cow pasture. No business
man in Scio has anv just ground«
to buck the Farmers Union. Tht
farmer.» pay your taxes, your
water and light bills, ductor bill«,
and living expenses, by adding
ill these to the co-t of the goods I
.ve buy from you, and if we
•>y cooperating together in
tuying, buy as cheaply as you
do, and can thus save to our-
elves 25 to UK! |M-r cent on th«
a! ulous prices you charge us,
mY farmer with a thimbleful of
hinK in his think tank is going
o do this sooner or later.
W<
.iave no unkind feelings toward
my business man in Scio, or
.mywhere else. Self preserva
uon is the first law of nature
ind the Farmers Educational i.
Co-operative Union is an organi
zation with that intent and pur i
uose on the part of farmers, and
t certainly has Uen quite piofit-
ible to us, and h^le it shall grow
Setter and better .as the year«
go by.
V
G. L SUTH vRLAND.
"Chamberlain'» tablet« have done
.nore for me than I aver «land hone
foe," writ«« Mr» Lsther Mae Baker,
ipetn-erport. N Y.
"I usvsf several
utiles of these tablet» a f•w inontl •
.-.go. they nut only cured me of 1« llou»
ilUrk«, sick he»l»< he» ami that tired
ait feelinv, but ton«»! up my whole
*y»t«ui." For rale by all dealet*.
Mens straw and light weight
<ummer hats, just what you
•iced for th* warm weather, at
libler & Gills.
ADMINISTRATOR’S HOTïCE T9
CTED1T0RS
Notice is hereby tn ven *tlat the un-
Jeniqrnod haa been by Ox- County Court
>f Linn County. Or«-|f«xi. apfX'intrd nd-
ninistrator of the estate of Matt lx>
w rger. deceased, and all prnctna hav-
tng claim» agamet »aid rstaU- are re
quired to present the same properly
verified to the undersigned adminfatra-
tor at hi* effiev >n Scio, (lrv£on. within
six month* from the date of the first
publication of thi* notice which l* Rep-
tember 3, 1914.
it. riteiton. Administrator.
C. C. Bryant, Attorney.
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Ths only wsy to
jet th*
fffliubic
New Home
Sowing MacIUno
U to buy th»
sm I mm
wuh th» turns NEW
HOME on th« Mtn
m J
ia lh» In»».
TL m M*l«b>» 1«
»vrul^ far .fl
I HO».
Picture show SunJa* night 10c
Hid 15 cent«.
No other like It
No other as food
Fur sale Vetch seed by Haw.
■tins and Morton at the Hmigh
ranch, Gilkey station.
B-2t
Tha N«w Hoot Stwiag Nackini Ciapiij, I
ORANGS. MAM.
Snekee In th» South Sea Island».
In m««ny of the south *ea island«
the »nuke >* often held to U- «a
rod. us it i* thought to be connect-
with u >| irit. At Vshiw* there
are snake« which at ranger* arc not
tllowc«! to see l«M some misfortune
alionltl follow. Those that arc held
ire n<>t fed or worshiped, but auch
is are the familiar» of individual*
oho know them receive sacrifice».
In the Sew ilebrule* snake* are
highly regarded. A native of I’en-
tei <>»l island if he *«x*» one in a
icred place or in a house will think
that there is some reason for it* ap-
pairing to him.
He will pour over
hitust'lf the juice of a young cocoa-
i nut and ever afterward expect to
find the «oriti go well with him
through Hie inductive of the spirit.
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