The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., May 30, 1918, Image 3

THE HOPE OF THE WORLD
By HAROLD BELL WRIGHT,
THE hope of the world Ù» not »lone
■
that the anni»** of humanity will
be victorious, hut that th«* spirit and
purpose of our warfar»’ will prevail in
our victory. The hope of the world
in in the Rail (‘ro-i, I h ' c . mi - c the Red
Croati in voicing thia spirit and pur­
pose that muid, through the forre of
our arm«, triumph. Juel to th«* de­
gree that we can evidence this Red
(><»** spirit of mercy and brother­
hood we will hold tn»** in the dnn-
gorouH hour of victory to th«* i«l» ids
that have forced us into th*» trencho*
in the defense of human right.-« and
human liberty
The one sane and Raving thought
in this delirium of death that now
po--«’.*.*e* th«* world is tin* Ile i Cro—♦
Wherever the storms of battle
hell rage, amid the tiro*, of ruthl« *
destruction, in trench and rump and
ho pital, tbeao aoldiwi <rf tni r ■- ■ ith
heroism unsurpassed are carrying the
flag of the highe-it conceivable i<l« ala
of humanity
The id.al* for which
our armies have taken the Held are,
by these unarmed hosts, proclaimed
to friend and foe, in that unmistaka­
ble language of universal merci and
brotherhiMnl In the terms of waited
towns rebuilt, of broken humanity
salvaged, of dying children rescued,
of d«*solate families ■un*ort*d, the Red
Cross declares the cause for which we
war and proclaims the principle and
ideals that must and will in the end
prevail. Above the thunder of the
guns, the roar of exploding mines.
the crash of fallen citi«'* and the cries
of tortured humanity, the voice of
the Red Ooss carrit*n clear and strong
the one mo-sag«» of hope to our war-
burdened world
The black horror of this world’s
crisis would In» unbearable wore it
not for the spirit and work of this
mighty fore«» The normal mind re-
fus’-s to contemplate th«» situation
without this saving power
It is the knowledge that in every
city, town and hamlet, men, women
and children are united in Ous work
of declaring to the world, through
th«' Red ('n»w, our message of men y
and brotherhood, that keep* our
hearts from sinking umier th«* burden
of wo«* and sustains our faith in hu­
man kind
It is the constant daily,
almost hourly touch with the Red
Cr»»« work that is felt by every cili-
sen in th«* land, that inspires us with
Courage anil hope
•Out of this heli of slaughter the
Re<| (’riy-s will guide the warring na­
tion* to a h«*a\en of world-wide peace
and brutherlu»od.
!’.<•»mis«* it is the living expression
of those ideals and principles in de­
fen*«' of which we are giving our all
in lives an«l material wealth—I»ecau8e
on «-very field of death it is pns'laim-
ing it.* message of life—-becau-e it
k«'«'ps ever Imfore us and the world
th«* can*«' for which we war—liecause
it will pr»'*«'rve us in the hour of our
victory fnaii defeating ourselves—the
Red Cro-* is the hop«* of the world
EAT
CORN
SAVE
"WHEAT
By Mrs Rubt J. Ilurdstle
The Bring line la now In your kit­
chen
Knock out the breadline at your
table
It hea b».-n said that the Revolu­
tionary War was won by men fed on
hasty pudding. In other words, corn
meal muah
Mt It be written In his­
tory that th» winning of the proeent
war was made po»«ibl« by the United
Alate» eating potatoes
Th» manner of eating, the lime of
rating and even th» kind of foodstuffs
»atrn are largely a matter of habit.
We do not .!• ».re to break ourselvee
entirely of th» habit of eating or llfu
would not prove worth living, but It
ran be made to prove better worth
living if we change some of the habits
ituppoee we cure ouraelvea of the
hand »«ting habit and see if we do
If you were
not mlie.mr less bread
I to put your br-.-ad and butter on your
plate and »at it with a kaife and fork*
it would reduce the amount of bread
eaten al once In some of the Oriental
countries men carry «trine» of bright
red wnivten bead« that are known ••
(*onver«atlon beads." and they • rem
unable to talk unices they bars them
in tbeir hands to play with and pas«
from one hand to the other. We •e»m
to »•■ • d i< nvthlng in our hands at
’able or we f»«l th« m«sl la incomplete
and that somsthlng Is usually bread
Forget th • ha» it and save wheat
If
yon mua. continue the hand eating
habit, hold a hot potato
IOOD
WILL WILL
THE
WAR
MUNKEKSandWEST
SCIO STAGE
Bilyeu A Bilyeu, Props
Phone ¡»-515
STAGE WILTS ALL I RAINS
Railroad Time fable
Arrtvkl and Dvparlurv of Pa-wngvr
Tram*
Woodburn-Springfield Branch
WEST SCIO
North
South
7 50 a.m.
5:31 p.m.
Corvallis & Eastern
MUN KERS
To Albany
12:25
From Altumy
■ J
Motor to .Mill City
t»:05
"• fr.-rn "
"
4:21
t Daily except Sunday
p. m
am.
am.
p.m.
m
Live Stock Buyer
I
I am in the market at all time«
for fat hog«, cattle or sheen. Also
canning cattle (an handle o|<| or
thin cattle that are strung enough
to travel and nut disvu.wd. With
few exceptions I make weekly ship­
ment« from M« »t Scio
Farmers
having anything to tell m thia line.
plea *s call or write me at Scio. Ore.
Correct weight« and bighc-d market
priciM guaranteed
J. I). Densmore.
Notice
of Final Settlement
Notice 1» hereby given thel the un-
dervigntni, a« lhe oxe<ub>r of the ••»tale
of Lydia Large, dsc.-aaed.lia« filed in
( ounty Court of Linn County. Oregon,
hia Anal account ae »urh executor and
that «aid Court ha« fixcl Monday, the
10th day of June, 1V1S, at the hour of
10 o'clock in th.« ftvynuun of that day
aa the tune fur the ht-xring
olje< t
Iona to «aid final account, ami the «el
llement thereof.
Any and all perm.m. having
. turn-,
to »akl final account are hereby notilir.l
to be preaent al «aid time tn the County
Court room in the Court House in th«.
City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon,
and then ami there make »uch objm--
Uuna.
THOM AS J. LARGE.
Willard L. Mark«,
Exculur. ,
Attorney for Executor
:’j
THE SCIO STATE HANK
W. A. Ewing.
Pro««lent
I Ilan lad
Vice |>rw(.
a
E. I>. Myers,
< u hivr
leaves Scio PoatoAos—
iJoee a general banking buaineaa.
at 7:10 a m and 5:00 p m for Went Sck
and H:16 a m and 131) p m for Munkors receive« d«t>ooita «ubject locherà, paya
interval
on
time
de pu« it»,
«olia
traveler« check«
ami
draft«,
make« collection«.
Dr. S. C. Brotrnc
PI LATI r
JUDAS
KAISER-ACM
FULL MAN-SIZED
HAM SANDWICH
What Ten
Minute« (or
Re­
freshments Means u>
Modern War.
Think of What refreshments mean
i
NERO
ALARIC
I'll YSK I.IA
USE POTATOES
INSTEAD OF BREAD
■ read Mui! ■« Saved—Potato»» Con­
tain th« 6am« Nutriment
How many |>«ta -a are you -at nx*
Thia la a question the Food \dnilnl»
tratlon «anta every loyal Amernaa to
ask himself or herself giren».» as It
at
I may seem, the eaCng of potatoes
*tbis time la a prsetlcal war service,
according to a rei-eat Food Adminls-
tratlon bulletin, wh rh points out that
PIRATE
this nation now has a large potato
«urpiua ou hand and that this valua'o«
Jood. uniese eaten within th« n< it two
.months, will be lost through sprouting
and rotting
By
atine of potato»«
liberally, every fam ly can aa»e a sub­
stantial «m uni of other food, partlru
darly of «beat By eatlnk up the aur-
plus of p - aloes the nation will also
prevent serious loss to the polald
‘producer, who needs to be encouraged
,10 grow maximum crop« during the
comma year
I "Bom--sllc aclence experts have fig-
■red that: One ordinary baked potato
equal« In.nourlahm.-nt one thick alico
'of wheat bread
J "I'otaioea at one and one half to two
cent« a pound have mor« food value
than bread at ten ee-tita a loaf
VÓT PIKERS
i "Potato«« are b -althful. They Im
•topping i.wi ■ limit«-« f,«r
mbtnent* prove the general tone of the ayatem
by their wholesom» action on the dL
at a lied Croes Canteen
Think of a big cup of )■>, e CTre and gestlvs oraana. They are easleat on
a wraith of man aloil hr 4 sand* the «tomach of all vegetable food«
niches asr» «1 by the Itrd Cr .as wo­ They are easy on the kidneys because
men with the Joy of ser» 1er li tli.-ir of the minimum of nitrogen they con
ryee. Thick of ten minutes f. r rs- tain They are easy on the Intestines
frrshnients within aound nt ito- g*.*»—• because of the temlernesa and small
stich reír« -límenle »rr.r.1 by suet. <o- proportion of their cellulose and the
men. Ind ever a wr-ary la«l hare • rh fine division of starch.
"Potatoes ars valuable In the diet of
refroabinen’sl I Hal ever a cip of. > of­
the sick
They ran be eaten with
fre anal a aamtwoh taste so good’
It la sert l< e i*k«a thia, the supply > .g benefit by people suffering from dys­
of ■ f.aoai that'«
a homey taste" it pepsia. anemia, dlsbetee. Bright's dis­
r lime when a mana «pirita aro like/ ease. cardiac af.'sctkms. Intestinal
to be at lowest ebb. that moved a Catar troubles, constipation, hyperacidity,
mantling llenera! of the Americas arllrltls. gout, liver complaints, etc.
"Always serve potatoes with meat."
Forres to write on f»ecen>t>rr .W : 'Th#
estent of the work of the Red Cross concludes the Food Administration
la only limited by the num tier of mem­ bulletin
Nevar serve bread and p®-
bers it baa sod the amount of funds (r-
•over there." Trinh of tha Sammle or
be Poilu coming out of the trencorw
with a thirty «U hour l«ave of ab­
sence. getting «board the train or mo-
lor on (he L. O. C -ths Una of l’«s-
jiunkatlon balaceo tba front and the
rwr
"Hunk sí th—• (Ved MR»** a valla bl« for Ils use."
<
<i- sriiiixu.v
< »flirr two doors north of
the blarkamith shop
OREGON
Morrison & I x>we
UNDER TAKERS
What the Thread»
Are For
Every one of the lUn.OOO
thread« in the Thf reded Rub­
ber Insulation of the Si II
Better Willard ha» a deftnte
■M m .
Every thread allow» free
pasvagr to th« battery solu­
tion. Through this multitude
of tiny patio the chemical
action which nv«ni a good,
strung current goes on with
perfect freedom.
No ln.<d.tv«
«VialW-t h«4 r *«*»* >n .bil<tx '•<
rr.i.t mu ’Ur w»wr
«»•*
rn-tlHd at
thfouah Ow h-».t roM*v h«» tka
•«IkW»V ••« '*"■ «•"» "’"•I* And
th» emMnnwtwo <• »mmd .®lv ’**
the noil Brttrt WUUot B.”ny
Ln m < •« you mon •*»■»• Ikw me»-
leuon -M Uw ba««"/ ,k**
•JaJIs Attended to I’ri.niptly
Dav M Night
OREGON
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
8)1-2 New Firat National Hank Bldg.
ALBANY
OREGON
Sanitary Market
FRESH MEATS
Cleanliness — A merican
GUY M< KNIGHT. P boprikton
H. C
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
SERVICI SJA1 ION
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AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP
3d and Lyon sts. Albany. Orraoe
W atm I jix »
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