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In regard to Mr Pettit's artirle in
last week*» »»«iti.m News. Mr I'ettit
By Patar Radford
has a lung editor»! about different
I»*’fur-r Nat—i >1 l-'srmvrw' Union
proposition» he h»» mad- about settling
The farmer gets more out of the
th« prupv»«<l new road, and wants t
fair than anyone else /he fair to a
unload hi» failure on my »boulder». It city man la an entertainment; to a
i. true I was on« uf th« parties wh< farnv-r It 1« education Let ua take a
oppo»«rd the «hang«, but no leader, and stroll through the fair grounds and
therefore will not t«k» the Liam» in th. Huger a moment at a few of the point»
of greatest interest
Wa. will first
first and srrotul petition».
On the third petition
I • tuet] visit th» mechanical deportment and
bold communion with the! world's
neutral. Mr Pettit cam«- to »< < in
greatest thinkers
about a romproml-e. and I sail to Mi
You are now attending a congress of
P. ttit that I had nothing to du with hi-
the mental giants In tmchanlcal sei
road, but nft< r listening to hi» pl« a | ence of all ag-s They are addressing
prombrd that I would see the partir, you In tongues of Iron and steel and
Interested ard report what could t« in language mute and powerful tell an
done. After having interviewed ai.i eloquent story of the world's progress
taking the counsel's advice it was de The Inventive geniuses are the most
cided that if the old road be left op. n. valuable farm bands we have and
there would be some show tn settle th< they perform an enduring service to
affair. I r«porud the same to Mt mankind We can all help others for
a brief period while we Mva. but it
Pettit and his answer was that then
tak-s a master mind to tower Into the
would I-«- tiothn g in it tor Mr R<«-.«-r
realm of s«ler>r» and light a torch of
and he did not want to take up «ueh s pngress that Will illuminate the path
proposition, and have trouble with M> way of clvlllxatlou for future grnera
Roiter. I wri t home and goolM «town lions
The men wbo gave us the
and have’nt had anything to do will sickle, the binder, the cotton gin and
th«- road dn«'«. fust 1« for«- Mr I'.-'.! t hundred» of other valuable Inventions
sent in his write up, Mr Ithoda came to wurk in every field on earth and will
sen me with a proposition from Mt continue their labors aa long aa time
llu r bright Intellects have Conquered
>*< t’.it regarding the list of ^cio bus'
death and they will live and serve
ness men. My answer wu* that I hn
mankind on and on forever, without
nothing to <lo with his road and that 1 money and without prire They have
know all buslne»« men In Scio and shown ua how grand and noble It 1»
therefore the li»l was unme ssary and to work for others, they have also
taught us lessons In economy and -IJV
I would not w«>rk that at all fur I coi
< ii ni y. how to make one hour do the
aide red it u»ei«M.
something work of two or rpora; bare length
I think that there is
our
live»
multiplied
out
wrong with Mr Psttit because his • n»d
»*** --n,>s -i. I- n’ t r tian
i>an out very w »!•> Mr opportunities and taken toll off tbo
back of humanity
Pettit you will have to u e dff r nt
They ur« the moat practical men
w into wash Uian tlie une yuu ar- use- the world ever produced
Their In
ing no«, fur it is very scaly, In ord r »«■ntlons have stood the acid test ol
to sustain Mr I'ettit*» claim. I asked I« utility and efficiency Lake ail useful
carry the Kernonstrance »atorday. Jan men. they do not seek publicity, yet
£i. lJi-> and soeured several signature*««. millions of machines sing tbelr praises
from every harvest field on earth and
Very Truly Your»,
as many plows turn the soil tn mute
John Shimanek
spplauaa of their marvelous achieve
m-nta
We, the undersigned, hereby inf< rtr
Mr I'ettit, that Johny Shimanek .‘r. i-
not our leader, aa Mr Pettit so foolish- FARMER RADFORD ON
I;« imagin-s; futh«-rmore, that I» not
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
our rust u.i to attac’f character or dis
cuss I gal questions through the new
The borne Is the greatest contribu
pa;, r. We are not so fond of notoriety
tion of women to the world, ard the
as are some of our friends ami well- hearthstone la her th nine
Our so
w labors.
cial structure la built around her. and
Otear Kicking« r
•is'lal righteousneas Is In her charge
A 1. Aruol'l
Iler beautiful life lights the aklea of
hop« and her reftnemaat la the « barm
of twentieth century clvlllxatlou Her
graces and her power are the cumu
lative product»
of generations of
queenly ronquiot and h»r crown of
-salted womanhood la jeweled with
the wisdom of saintly mothers She
The Held workers <>f the Oregon Ho; haa b»en a great factor In the glory
Growei» Association have about c *ir> <d our country, and her noble achieve
plrted their work and a mass meeting menta should not be marred or her
hallowed influence blighted by the
will be held nt the t‘omm«-rcial (Tub
1-oaraer dull«» of tltlsinahlp Amari
Salem. Oregon, on Saturday Jan. 3U. at
an chivalry should never permit her
I I* M to fully inf< rm the growers of to bear the burdens of defending and
the stalo of the condition of affair» of maintaining government, but should
Oregon. Washington and California. preserve tier unsullied from the allied
This mesding'hieans much to the grow
influences of politics, and protect her
• r an<l those wh<> have not signed up irom the weighty responsibilities of
are very oamestly requested to l>o at the sordid affairs of life that will
rush her Id-ala and lower her stand
tma meeting to have tn» matter fully
•rd»
The motherhood of the farm
explained to them. The directors feel
is our inspiration, she la the guardian
that no grower should nilas thia meet of our domestic welfare and a guide
ing aa it means much to every indlvi
to a higher life, but directing the af
dual grower.
fairs of government Is not within wo
Governor " itli»combe will address mans sphere, and political gossip
this me ting and it is to the interest of would cause her to neglect fhe borne,
forget to mend our elothea and burn
every grower of hop« to iitte id.
the biscuits
Oregon Hop Growers Association
Kreil N Mump. Secy.
HopG lowers /About
Organized
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MEN’S
Ladies* Dresses
$25.00 suits now. .$17..50
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Overcoats
25.00 overcoats
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Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Values to §3, now $1.48
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Fleeced union suits, ?5<‘
values, 49c.
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Extra Special on Ibtili
( Herconts mid
Coats,
Bovs’ and Men's Mat ki
£ nnws.
All dress skirts and silk
petticoats 1-2 Price
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P II MacDonald and Carl Cy
rus weit to Albany Saturday
and brought home the new Stude-
Itakercar which they recently
bou lit.
At yone in Scio who has wash
ing to do will pleas«* set* Mrs
R J Compton,
19-tf
Do you know that all the minor ail
menta colds are far the most danger
■ us? It is not the colds themselves
Edm atlon Is a developing of the
that you need to fear, bnt the serious mind. not a stuffing of the memory
I>l*»at what you read
disease* that they so often I«-ad to
For that reason every cold should be
gotten rid of with the least |>oasibl- de
Old men have visiona, young men
lay. To accomplish this you will And have dreams
Sue« eaaful farmers
t hamlwrlaln'a Cough llemedy of great plow deep while sluggard» aleep
help to you. It loosens a cold, relieves
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the lungs, skis expectoration and ena
Tb» growing or l»gumm «III retard I
blew th » »; dem to throw off the cold,
•>íl d< i tl n and greatly add to ita
«ower to produce
for sale by all dealers.
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Smith Bldg., One Block North of I’osiotliec
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
COMMENCED
MONDAY. JANUARY 4
As usmil there mt sweeping“ reductions throughout the
entire store. You will bt^ablv to purchase new. season
able mtTchnmlise nt reduced prices.
Ixingcloih, 10 yard holt», regular
98c
$1 .50. clearance price
Bookfold Indian Head, 36 in. reg.
9c
121'. clearance price
Ferrule, 36 in. wide, reg 15c, clear
ance price............................
lie
Gingham», all colon, reg 12p*. clear
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9c
Huck tow el» reg 25c, clearance
17c
Linen towels reg 35c. clearance
197
6c
Apron gingham reg 8Sc, clearance
Hope muslin ng 1'k*. clearance
7èe
Pillow tubing reg 22.- and 25c, clear
ance price ...............................
19c
Bleached sheeting 9 4 reg 32ic.
clearance price
....... ............. 25c
Bleached sheeting 10 4 reg 35c.
264c
clearance pi ice.
Churmi’UR«* »ilk reg $1.50 and $2.00
clearance price
................... $1.33
Fancy silks rt g R5c to $1.00, clear-
anc*» price .................
59c
Childrens shoes, sizes 5t to 8, reg
$2 <*». at
$ 1 48
Childrens »ho.1», size» 64 pt 11, reg
$2.25, at ...........................
Ladies sho-s. tan, suede and pat-
ent, reg $-1 50. at
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Lidies shoe», patent, kid and gun
metal, reg 43.50, at
Mens shoes, tan, gun metal and
kid. reg $5.00, at
Men» »ho« ». tan. gun metal and
kid, reg $4.00, at
1 69
2 75
2 39
3 85
3 35
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RURAL SOCIAL CENTERS
petent I leadership, where
aesthetic
surround dings stir the love for the
bcantlful, «her» art charges the at
mosphere with Inspiration and power,
and Innocent amusements Instruct
uid brighten their Ilves.
To hold our young people on the
farm wo must make farm lira more
attractive as well as the business of
'arming more remunerative.
The
■<chool house should be the six-la I unit
properly equlppt-d for nourishing and
building character, so that the lives of
our people can properly function
around It and become supplied with
the necessary elements of human
thought and activity.
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When renewing your subscrip
need toci^ renter« where our
tion to The News don’t forget to
young
can be entertained,
remind us of the big magazine amused people
•»nd instructed under the dl-
offer.
rectlon of cultured clean aad com
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BUTTER WRAPPERS
Th<- alate law require«« that all dairy butter otfere-1 for sale at a dealer«, must be enclosed in a
paper wrapper on which la printed the number uf ounces of butter, full weight and by whom
made.
We are equipped to print th«»» wrapper» to comply with th» state law and at prices you cannot
afford to ignore, and when used they make a very neat and attractive package.
SANTIA
VVc furnish the News one yeni mid the N
Farmstead for
$1; Daily Oregonian, $6; Telegram, $4.50; Daily Albany Her
ald $2.50, S. W. Herald $1.75. Scores of other good clubs