The Santiam news., October 22, 1914, Image 4

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THE RURAL TEACHER
PUB! ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
L. W. CHARLES
tin U-rod at th* ptmtofflce at Selo, Ore .
a< aneond c !* m mail mailer.
Bears Heavy Burden of
Civilization.
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8» Peter Redford.
turer National Farmere* t'n.-.n.
with the is«- dev riopui' l«I of rotai
life, there comet the demand for In
creeer-d educational farllitlea and the
One y«*r in advance ... ........ SI 2S Imputa« of universal education altlch
One year, at end of year ............ 1 fio !» awoepltut the country «alla for In
Mix month* In advanr*...................
76 teltlaent and «on**«-nit*d iead«rah!p
1 hr« « month* in advatwo........... . fid In our rural »'buola It ta t>p>t> the
rural teacher that «be of the heavkat
Advertising rate* mail* known or. but dims of civilisation falls, for not
| only must he lay the foundstlm of
application.
education, but ho must also Instill luto
tie Patils th* real love fur country
lift*, which will hold him on tbs
farm ami b«-lp to jmru the townward
Ude.
In the city, the teacher la a co* In
the vast »h «I < f 'd.icatiinsl machia-
«ey. In the country he v* the wheel
IXBCGN ÎK UE MH OKLT STOP ill PORTI«'!’ It la !>•’ who must mold the rh*tac*«r.
In pire the ideal* and shape the des­
tiny of the farm boys and girls and
YOUR -I RSi |{f ITION I .X Tilths It h«' I» Cited by nature for the tacsk,
on I >c dati *tnnit»d in th«- apu ■■■ ! •
not only a ill th* resulta of hl* «(
low To tho*e who pay promptly in forts be reflected Itt the pupils, but
fcredually the whole community will
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per year. Th«* price It <1.60 if paid be lec««-n<d with a new ambition for
at < • -I «»Y year. I h«' paper i* not a«r4 progresa.
lie c n organise around the school
to ruhacribdrt who are more than on« ¡
the main tu(cr«»:u of the boys and
year in arreare.
".Irla and <' «« lop the Impulse tor co
i>P«r»!i<u. nh«h In time ulU displace
the old CotupelUive indi*¡dualism and
make rural »«;«nl life mote conginlsi
and »ftll !>»«:*. Tho pct t.l'llllea for
making the rvsal
bool the soc a-
and «• • tn .¡.' ««.¿ter of the c m«i
RI I UBI.ICAN TICKET
nlty are almrst ettdl-»«. and the facul
lui U. 8. Senator
U«*s of th rural teacher msy have
Robe:! A. Booth
full p'uy for It »ill taka all his time
and Ir.gcttulty if ha atuln* the full
For f‘ ««.¿r - inn —
in« r.eura of succeaa.
Willi« <’. Hawley
Mt*ll»< UIITION HATH»:
For Covi rm»r
James WI thy row. b*
For State Treat'iter •
Thorns» B. Kay
For Supra«.« Court —
Thue. J. McBride
Henry J. I can
I. T Harris
Henry I.. Br-naon
F«.r Alt rney (ìencr I —
(»eurge ,M. Br>>wn
For Suol. Tubili* Instruction
J. A. I hurt-hill
For State Engineer—
John II. Ix-wia
For Commiieioner of I abor­
ti. I’, II..if
For Railroad (‘ommiaaioner
I rank J Millar
For' ..pt Water Div. No 1
Jatnee T. Chinnock
Fur »tal«' «enator
F. II. l’or ter
for joint senator -
E. D. Cusick
tor Rcpros ntatlvca —
< ha*. Child*
llomcr Speer
D II. Pierce
t OUNTY TICKET
I or sheriff
I). II. Bodine
For County Clerk—
It. M. Ru«»«ll
For R<<cord>-r of Conveyance*—
Grant Froman
Fou County Tiva-urvr
W. W. I rancia
For County surveyor -
Alfred !.. (ledile*
For County I’onim'Mioner —
J D. Irvine
For County • owner-
W ns, Fort miller
Just remember that the New»
office sell» typewriter ribbon»
and carbon paper cheaper than
anyone else in Linn county.
What Would Vou Do?
Tie re are many time« when one man
qu’-etiuna another* actions and mo­
tive». *-*n act differently under dif­
ferent circumstance*. The question is.
what would you do right now if you
had n severe rol l? Could you do lietter
than t<> tali«* Chanilwrlains rough rem­
edy? It 1« highly recommended by peo­
ple who have used it for years and
ifoivw it* value Mr»o F.Sargent, I’cni.
Ind, say* •‘Chamberlains cough rem-
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w«rt>: If- w«*i.’ht in gold and I
,|te 1- * -. • • in r« ron« en*!ing it.99
'or «ale by all d alrra,
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Ths following letter is «ubmitted to the voters of Oregon
by the Hop Growers and Dealers Association » n behalf
of 1,400 farmers representing 25,000 acres of land de
voted to the Hop Industry of Orc$om
For many years we have Iwrn n.?.<i;c«! in the growing and marketing of Hop». < hie
land is particularly *uitc«l for tl.i* » n«|>- ■«• Our work and our energv ha* for year« I. cn
dcvole<| to the dwelt.'¡>mcnt cf I* • ii.«hi»try. The time ha* now come when you arc being
a»kcd. bv your VOTE, to ruin US
Il i* urged that we ran “ iit thi« hind to raise something else." 7111» mat I k * true How
arc we g -ing to y«'t al ng !v.eve»
vr a < waiting to ’raive” »omething ebe? YOl
know tlwt the harden c .««! *. *i that a pr«wiuc. r has to meet 1« the securing of a market for
In* pr«>hu|
II«.« arc v.< , • 1 ■; t get
until wc secure that market’ Sup| '*c that
we *h”itld uet ide to r.« ■ .>p;-I , piun« * r lo^anlwrries, etc“ Y'-u know tbc u-at- it lake»
to ■! -. i- p ii-i i;,
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produce what you arc producing
Then vOu will have more comprtil«»r« the markrt wiU
Iw fl«K»le<l— YOk? still receive I » for v.hat v. u produce.
\Vc fully realize that many »inhere pcoj.l favor State Wide I’rohdntioii BEI H A ING
that it will be the means td
rrcctin;! the *‘l.i<| • r Habit." This I’.a* N< >1 l‘R< >\ I N to be
the ca*c, for tin* rra-on f? it I lf I l-.I.N ' tate», aft«r a full and fair trial ranging over a p r
hm ! of from one to fifty yea» have REJIiUTKl) IT.
Don't you fi^l that if St m- \\ i.'. I’rohd,: i si ha t liecn beneficial that those I’ll’ ITT N
States that li»d it would have kepi it .»nd n< 1 hive REJECI'ED 11? It having betn proved
a FAILURE 111 tlm-c St u *. h ■» can it I k * a SUCCESS IN (>RE(»()N?
Thonvamk there nrc wh,
from a moral «tainlpent. I.i
deadly effect. M. ih I,« .»! and »E1J* I’i SPEUT i» weakened.
uT niiic Temperance ami liccn»<*«l rcguhti«ni of an
Now c«h’,c;itii 11 1» ,iei
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open traffic i* brii ging ; «• m I 11c I « miwrancc whereas the history of Prohibition as a
Theory APPLIED vhoiv it ha* wrecked yvar* of temperance e advancement. «Iriven the dis-
tribulion of liquor *'Uu<kr Uov-r” an«l M-crcted il from rigid ition and control by law.
Under our present ‘ I.- cal (>p;i> ii laws" any community, that «0 «ledr« . can -lop the
*alc of liqiioi L( >< ALIA
IF- handling of tin» matter is in your hand» 1.1 M Al IA I ruler
the prr>|«o*cd law it will b t. *. <u from "tir hitid« an«l administered by the State. |F> mhi
fed that the Stale w;ll l>a- .’.!«• thi- matter more thorouqhlv than yon can YOURSELVI S?
It 1* chimed 'at the »' <1 will *■.«*> m 1: *. in the it.»! itiition» l”r th«- Ir me end Crim­
Yet the Official United State* Sl.ati-t'« - show that
inal if this mea*ttrc gne nit' elf t
th«* State of K 111*4«, that i it« w hcl.) up as a i example for Oregon to follow, ha* inure in
wine an«I criminals in it> in*tituu tn than Oregon ha*. |>er capita
!pns .1 hu will improve economic condition*, yet the *ntne
It M claimed that ihi* |«r«q»>-
Official Unite«! Slates Slat, tic* -buw tlml the per capita wealth of Origon i* (¡Ri.AI ER
than that of Kan*as.
Hundreds of «tore will !»i\ou ;* vacint. th« u*a;i«ls of mm with families to support will
I k * thrown onl of t’icir er.ipl ymcn! wi !:< ut c »mpen»ation. ami turned adrift ¡ti ill«- M.I of
“unemployed" which i> "nl> too large now.
Do you feel that “time* are» o g
I" that you can afford to experiment and take thi
great revenue aw o from tl •
i.«!c of ()rrg<>n?
Don’t you fed tl .it y< u have a big cn>«ugh bunlcn to hear now. am! with th«* neu
National lax Measure now If. ig framed al Washington it will l»c HEAVIER »till? *
Don’t you f<«l that tl I’ \IR way is t<> I'-NFORi E tiw law» wc now have, which are
fully ample in every way to govern tbc "Liipior Abuse," and NOT jas» a law that will
accomplish no g««*«! I»ut will Rl IN IS.*
Wc a»k you to talk ibi. matter over w ith your wife, or your friend« or vottr n< i*.«h-
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it in the light «>f a
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u* as wc would for you undet similar con«litions. VOTE JJJ X NO, and *0 save OUR in­
terest* fr-.ni RUIN'.
Rcnici:-.brr tin I o al Option Law* will b - »wept away tf Prohibition is voted but they
will SI AND AS THEY ARE if Piohibitioii i* Defeated.
Must B« Community Lezder.
A rct<d culler.> pr< f«*«i»r recently I
ftu'J thrt three thins3 are now re- Í
<|ii....l of a rural tea« ter The Hrs!
rt qulrsmctM Is that be must be strn if.
enough to establish litdself a* a lead
«■r la t!.o c 'ii.uun.ty In whl.h be live«
and l»l. r
-. r >i>4. that !*•■ mini hav>
tn. tins« nu •'.! of the now and »«•teatfd«
¡arm erbvol and. third tb.vt he mast j
c I h . w «*¡«.*rt ability In drtllBg with.
JX’ l.ii’l« r.a rw*l »« h iol currleul 11.1
If hi- livt-a t p to iL- opportunit'ea ot '
t •■it «! him as a rural louder, he w.l!
tt.iin Iys «nd rlrls d!tt’.n tly tor .
vr.tl tie, ’i t only by giving then? i
'T. • nidir.’«-!'* of agriealtvrul train'nv |
but fcy • -llf.ijt ih«:a tn *•«’ the at ¡
Ucrisic « de nf far« life, and to tfal ¡
lio tl at i I;« n rci'-utlhr bu«iu a* *;t«r >
ut ’ of the oust comp'ix of all pro ¡
l<..'.!cns v Ith ’jpiin .ur. '. s as *r«*at ■
a* il«f.u' of i ny other ceiling.
••Ec’ --* fnr P.-rents’ Needed.
Th" du’.'»a of the rural teacher ar»
mere varied and •om;.!l«v *4 than
tt.nso of the city tosch r, and he sum«-
t'mcs bat to Inc hid» the parents Ir
«b etting l i efftri* tor the bint re
H its. !n • "tom i Illes where the old
er popt-L’Inn ie cjptted to auy de
iwrture of the younger g<.nerati >i
from <»i.b!..;icd customs In clthv
bo « li I cr ce- ’.Atale life, their eo-opct
niton ci u often he secur«<t by calila'
<■< mmunity me« tin*» an«! Instructing
the |ar*nt* <•*> matters of community
tntert t It Is related that a success
ful yiiuny teach, r in a r. mote local
Ity hrd wrokty mcetlngv attsndrj b«
parent* of hi* pupils, which Anal!*,
«■volv-d Into a ’»< bool for patents*
In wl leb they were taught how to live
a ccf.n lit lty tifo In It* broadeet and
biggest «elite.
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Very ‘incercly,
HOP (.ROWERS’ AND DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Of <>K1 <’,ON.
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HOP GROWERS AND DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF OREGON
F»H A4 *r<<»tai«aI
ICWB
Sedal Features Essential.
The >u
j-sful rural s.hool la the
vlt 'l r«cl. I rnd cwotiomle center ot
th’* co .munity ard the sticcessfu!
tutti tiifher I« '.he one who r. alite*
li st th* n-pf'iuib Illy of traluing Io
<-al leader* tor the future devolve«
upon litu
Orxanit’d play. Inter
rr.mniukity athlcti s community fes
thaïs, lytcutn and d.-battn* clubs. Y
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t ’«. « ¡th Occasional neighbor
h< « d < ntcrtelnmcnts, utilising home
t lent, roniotts lu cookin* and various
other vha’es «»f home economica. In
«•cm rnd h< * clubs end other agrien!
tuia! ctivtii. are n few of the m.’tb
4» « mi l >y«'d by the s'iccxsful rumi
tracb«*r In stlmula'Jn* latrrest and
••nth »!r*m whit* t
hing th, tn th»
fundam nini ptinrlika of successful
<•< ivmunity Ilf*.
Farming la n b” ’incss prep »Ition
ard the lamer Is the bi*<rat busineam
in'1« in bus nes'«
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tMB’t forcet the frlthf'il old friend
• •'hr horse—remember be Is proa* to
’«•come ttrvj ss well as ycurwelt.
Rome of th» w-.rlu’« Arsi gcivlcmen
and seb.’h
and prtricts w« t farm j
ts and U 4« >’ »••. « <« lbs por’d a best ¡
hcuaht la given to farming.
Old i nper.« 5 cents a buntile at
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the New» wilier.
FARMERS, ^WARE-TAKE CARE
BEFORE KEEPS YOUR HOME
& YOU
FRESH «y/zZCLEAN
r SIGN
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An Application for Life Insurance
in any other Company
Serve Your Own
Interest
Combination Pneumatic Sweeper
by examining the
'T'HIS Swiftly-Sweeping, Ea«y-Running DUN TT.EY
eeper
* cleans without railing dust, and at th«* same time p <ks up
pins, lint, raveling«, etc., in ONE OPERATION.
Its ease
makes sweeping a simple task quickly finidicd. It reaches
even the most difficult places, and eliminate* the neccs*ity
of moving and lifting all heavy furniture.
New Lo'v Rate Contract
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Thr
l^bor Sairr of the llnmt-fitry knr,>», lar.-r nr
«mall, < wi enjoy rebel from Broom 4ru«l<eiy ami protection from
the «Unger of living dun
Dots Bucine*«
Excfwivety in HealthfulOregon
liunth-y 1» tht Pioneer of Pnnmatk Su-rri>rr.<—
Ha» tl»e eoml’tisation -d the Pbetinw’ «- Suction Noule «t>4
re..»Ivinp BniUi. Very eaulv operated and abeolutely guar­
anteed In buvtng a Vacuum (leaner, why not gt»e
the "Duntley" a trial in >our home at our eapente*
Best for Oregonians
homf oriKr
c»*«n hu t»™«. c«w ran« mm >UK«t<n«. r««*iMa
It r«re r.oKn far full ^orHnlurr
V I Mill»
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D. M. John
District Manager. Corvallis
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l_ BENTLEY 4 COMPANY'
W nahingtnn »L I’ortUnd. Or.
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