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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1918)
I PEOPLE WHO ARE LEFT OUT OF THE ROLL CALL Population of the United States Asked to Stand Up and Be Counted. ■y QERALO STANLEY LSI I had a friand «ne» named Old Rill Rpcar. who was the curator and found •r of the John Quincy Adams Memorial In Quincy, Maaa Its cvmrclved the Idea of making the house Into a ms mortal and, with Ma genius as a col lector of old furntturw, tilled It with things to sea. I'eofile ram« from everywhere. and at twenty fiv« rent« apiece they went about to see tbs things Bill had col lected and bear Rill talk. Rill felt eery superior to most col lector». "Just collector^" Rill said, "collect anything " HUI UMMÜty could StM panais Mf wMs they -sms la ths door, but when k« wasn't quits surs about pmiple. and su» pe.'tsd hs didn't want to bother with them very Ipn« hs used to take them up to ths alite to slsa them up quick He would shoo them a bushel has« situ I nt something they couldn't quite see and then ha would wavs his hand with s nourish and say tn an Improast ve tone as they rSrxvpod to look closer, "This Is ths tarerai Collection of Burnt Mtl.hu In the World!" Ilundre-U of collectors didn't break a smile Hill said, and Just looked awed Then Rill knew, of cours«, that he needn't bother to show them hie hast things see Soma of the people who are proposing to go out Into the ■(reals Rad <’l"«« Christmas Roil Call Week and gather up everybody to Join the Red Cross, seem to think that the main thing there la to tell fmople about the ll»d Cross Is thal If they pay a dollar to belong they will belong to the I ar r rest Ctotlscttoa of People Who Have Paid Ona Dollar In the World 1 felt a little superior to this at Brat and began thinking how 1 wouldn't do II Hut when I began thinking what the hugest Collset Ion of People In the World could do by Just being the biggest and by all wanting the same thing with a different one dollar. It became Imprea slvs. It would even be Impressive if forty million people In America all wanted the name thing with the came tu.nar! All wanting the same thing would bo a nation praying all the grown up people of a nation with their little half eon acloua children round them praying! The dollar a man Joined with would I not ba a mere one dollar The dollar would be a receipt to every man In America that >». W*.*H other man or women belonged to him. and that ho be- tonged to them In getting what ho want ed for three million soldier boys and for their children at borna see Forty million people- all the grown-up paople In thia country pick out three million mon and say to the throe million men they have picked out. "Tou go and die for ua you go and be savtors of the World and die on our croreee for us'" Then what do the forty million do’ It would bo be something If we would •11 line up—the whole forty million of us to a man. with our little pallid insipid Sf*ee< hires dollar bUla In our hands from Maine to California i hrieimaa Werl. «1.1 use our two dollar bills a year as ballot* stand up In Une and bo counted and cable to the mon across the seas that we vote one carfare once tn two weeks to stand by them, to stand by the souls and bodies of the children of the o»*n who have made a standing offer to die on our croassa for us! Who wants to be loft eut of this line by Christman Eve’ What man would want to be Hood up In a row of th.we who are left out while all of the children of the world III« by and took at him. while the little children of nine hundred thousand dead mon In Enrlan.t file by and look at him. or IM children of the so Idlers of Franco giving their llvao to protect ths skyscrapers of New TorhO For that matter It need wot take so many children What men who let him- f t. toft out would feel safe In h:> own house with hie own children climbing up Into his lap ballsvtng In him -safe With hie own baby pulling on his face. Jabbing hta small trustful data In hie syaa It ba let himself be loft out T Of course. It eooma a little like a mockery to cable over to France Christ man Evo that we give one carfare once In two weeks te the children of the men wo pk-kod out to die for ua but It would be a start Nobody needs to think It would bo a big thing Just to belong to the Red Cross, bit It is going to bo a tig thing to bo left out • AID GAS HEROES. On the roof <>f th« Pavilion Relíe me. near Ht Cloud Is a most Intrrrst Ing bropltal for soldiers who have hern "gaemul " The Pavilion Rrllevue Is the former home of Isadora Ihincan and la In <hargs of th« American Red Crow» ÎJeut. Wilfred H. Hay of Niagara Falla, N T-. Is In change of this hoe pltal. which treats only those who have beet! gassed, and Is the first hospital of Its kind to be estsbliahed Lieutenant Day has visited every country that «na In th- war. except Bulgaria and Turkey, and haa worked la each one. (hiring a rm-ent »ialt to Worcester. England, he was received by the lx»rd Mayor and honored because of his work, and the Queen of Rnuntanla coo ferrod honor upon him. commending him for his work among th« wounded and destitute of her country. MONEY NOT TH« OBJECT. Ing the grandeur of the movement un lungs are found to he free from tuber der Ita only Iug1<-al name, keep ever- culosis every etf.Oi should lie made to lastingly In mind the Idea to—"Make keep them so This can Iw done hy It unanimous " right living gissi fissi slid plenty of fresh air." Danger Signs NEW FACES FOR 0L0. The Burgmti General warned espo rtati« against certain danger signa, The Amertcan Red Cross has under such ss "dvciltie” ami “colds which taken varied taska Theae rang« from hang on." darning the socks of the soldier» Io These, he explained, wece often the ' beginning of tuhervul>-*ta "If you do msku « new faces for those disfigured Mrs iaidd. th« wife of Dr. nut get weil promptly. If your cold by war amnia tn Lang on or your health and Ladd, now doing service ta Red Crvaa strength .Im tine, remember that these hospitals abroad, la working In her are often ¡he early signa of tut<ervulo Paris studio making mask* to cover ala I'lace yourself at on<*e under the dtsflgurval fs-e« A photograph uf the care of a n«n|virnl physician. Tuber soldier sboivlng how he looked before culosis ta curable in the early alagva. lu-ing wouml.xl la obtained and Ibt-u a Patent M.JIcinvs Osngsroua in Tuber mask of iviiqter or silver la made to re culoaia. semble It and replace the ¡stri thal Is "Afsiv« al! do uni trust la the mis gone. Thia Is made »• lifelike as I»« leading statements of unscrupulous slide and held «ni. an a rule, with txiws I be patent medicine fakers There la no behind the cars like s|s*etselva speciih' medlciow for the cure of tulx-r- Soldier cnniuvt vat or sleep In these culoaia The money spent on .ui'b masks, but hr ran are and breathe Hornetltn<*a a iumw * I s med 11 Inca Is thrown away; it should through them put otr so lifelike that II cannot be dr lie spent Instead fur guud foud end de t«cted, ami sou-! times It la a chin or In cent living" rare Instances almost th« entire face This great humanitarian work rnntdva the victim to mingle with people with out b. Ing uta de conapicuoua or con- s- loua that hr la living avoided ami sailors and the privilege of minis tering tu the sick and »«»unitevi. of Reeding the h-ingry, lx i«ing the home lews sn*1 rebuilding the waste places of our aawociatro In the war. rail the en Oro Anwrtcwn |~»q>le to the support of the ll.sl t*n -«• spirit now as never be fiw. The « • to be n-lewd In meni brrw*. « 1 ry || Is lbw spinti • mpaetant. h»r It al' ‘ng pawpie of the V 'Hon people «”• lr «xpaftaftro to < ADVICE TO "FLU” CONVALESCENTS SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT INCREASE IN TUBERCULOSIS AFTER INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. U. S. Public Health Service Warns Public One MiFon Cases Tubercu Rd Cross Christmas Roll Call losis in United States—Each a Source ol Danger. December Influema Convalescents Should Hav« Lungs Esamlned —Colds Which Hang On Often Beginning of Tubcrculoaia No Cause for Alarm If Tuberculosis la Recognleed Early— Patent Medi cines Not to Be Trusted aaoaaaeaeeaeeoesasAe • a • « • • A a • a o a O a • a Beware tulu-n ul>-ds after in tiiientii No n-ed to worry if you lake pr> caull>>ns In time Nut din.' ■■■ y- ir ox ti c-n dltlon Hate j«»ur d-- lot viam Im- your lun*. •evi-i'al rims at monthly Intervals Build up your et>< .;th with right ttvliig, good food and plenty of fr.-sh air. Don i waste money on patent op'd - In. « advertised to cure tu- her-'Ul'’« h It. .Hue a frrah-alr crank and enjoy I I | * I • * A e « * * * e • * * ! * | • ' * On you WHAT HOME SERVICE MEANS Ho many questions are cnnstnntly coming to Ihr lb m.- Servio Hevtlon of the |le.| Cross Hutt a fvw word* as to Its object« m iy not come amiss Th« Home Hervir« Net-Hon aims to ser%« the folks ar lmn>«, to bring Ihrtn nearer to the man In the field, ami to bring him nearer to th«- om-a al home. Naimethncs it ineuiis helping to atralchtrn out a fluam-tal tangle smne 1 1. , in <i. training of ite .-un ilr.-n -oitiell' ■ s Iwdnt a Idg brother to u y>mi|g lad wlm mxd» « tilt of friend- ly toutisel <>r advising a young wife whir may t»v worried alunit the coining dug of !■. in- 'I« ige snd shat her rights under the law may hr. Then. t»m, tbrrv- arv s-unettim-a do bs » m th«» muli» <>r lost tetter», and sometime« -Irla»« In the allotment, or errors In the amount which should be forthcoming These problema ami ttmi « o’liers ar«- being straightened «•III hy the Home Servire Section. With out charge to the famille«, and with an etili Irto y which I* dally growing more vabiulde More than .Ukiissi • alls have ht*«n answervxl Fur lb“««1 who are Worrted because of the mm arrival of lettera a cable la wni Inquiring about the man's wel fare In fact the Home Service Section la living up tn Its name il ta rtmlly th« «■•rvice ••( ih«««*e al h»»m«- It Is trying to lx- the father hy. liter or husband to th«'»e left behind 16th to 23rd know Rod the Crus» Christmas (lol! Call? Ik» you know when It'a going to be? Ik» you km ns It's Ihe call of our brothers, who are far away, over the Ml Do you know that If y«u answer "prawent" you'll l>e helping some hoy over there, and you'll show that you're backing oin Mdillers and willing to d<> your full sharel !*■> you km^v that to millions of cldl dren thia sign of a haven. Indeed, for they know It means food, doth Ing. shelter and love to su|>|>ly every need? I Si you know what tlje mil lion» of nirmhvri all over <>ur well beloved land have been able Io do through the Red Cross In offering a kind, helping ha ml? Will you an swer “I'm here" t» the roll call? > Will you in- a member this ytmrT If you will you'll receive the "love button"- a token of Christmas gmxl <hecr a******************* Washington, P C. (Special I Ac- cvirv 11 ng to a rv|a»rt merle lo the ('olimi Staimi Public Health Servire, the epi demic of InlhivtiM hi Spain lias al ready «amuxl an Increase In the ptgva- lenir and dentils from pulimumr- tu berculosis. A similar association be- twm-n Uilluenra ami tulwrvul«>*ls was recently made by Sir Arthur New* holme, the chief medical tilth vr of th« English public h«-ahb service, In hi* analysis of the tubercuioata death rale In England, In order that the people of the I’Dlt- ml Stales may profit by th« experten«» of other countries Surgeon limerai Rupert Blue of the i'nltml States Pub lic Hrdlth Service han Just Issued a warning emphasising the need of alle rtai precautions st the present time. "Etperiencu soetna to Indicate." says the Surgeon General. "that persona whose resisi ance Ims fieen weakened by an attack of Infiuenra are peculiar ly susceptiltle to tutwriUlf'sl*. With millions of Its peopts recently affect ml with Influetiaa this country now of fers conditions favoring the.apiead of tuherculuela" Ona Million C«naumptlvs«tln th« United St at as "Then you consider this a serious menaceF' was asked "In my opinion It Is. though I baaten to add It la dis llnctly one against which the pm>|de can guard Mo far aa one can estimai« there are st present about one nillllou esses of tubervolofts In the Culled States There is unfortunately no complete census available to show ex actly the nutnlier of tut«wr<-ub>us per sons la each slate despite the fact that moat of the Matea hav« made th« dia case report ahta. In New York city, where reporting has been tn force f<>r many yearsy over XklMki rases of tty berstllosla are rmrbvlered with th« l'e pa rtmmt of llesMh Thviac familiar with the situation heller« that the ad dition of unrm-ogtxlied and unreported case« would make the nuailwr nearer nn.nn The very careful health aur vey conducted during the past two years In Framingham, Mnasg, revealed cases of tuberculosis In a popula tion of approximately I&.OUO If these proportions hold true for the Culled Stairs as a whole they 'wiaild Indicate that about one In evtwj hug dreg per- eoi is tut>er«-uious Fortt of these r>>> Itutes a source of danger to be guarded against" What to-Oo. fa hie statement to the puhtte Rnr geon lieti era I Blue points out how those who have had influenza ajmuld protect thrmaelm against lutiórculo ala "Ail who have rmovered from in- fluenxa," saya the Burgeon tirneral. "should have their lungs carefully 01- atnlnml hy a competent physician. In fact. It la desirable to have several ex aminations mad« a month ajsvrt. M'wb examinations <-ana«w he ma<ie through the rtmlilng row < an they be carried Ml In two or lb ree jq I vd I m If the — - » - • - «— — PbvsiciaD aol Smo Calls Allen.led hay or Night SCIO MAKE ROLL CALL UNANIMOUS The oflii lel designation, and llie only proper ihameterlsallon of the dem«»« at mt Ion that will oceupy th« atieutlon of th« American people, under the auspices of the American lied <*roas Immediately preceding the coming holi day w«-n»on. la "The Red Cross Christ mas Roll Call." The object of th« Christmas Roll Call is to register In terms of active partirti«tinti the spirit of a nailon The s|Hrlt In question Is liervolilfli-d In lieti Cri«» membership It Is not to be a "campaign" to raise a war fund nor a "drive" to strvtiglheli the malertal resources of the Red Cross orgaldm tino lis main objective la the el tension of lied CrwM mt-mln-rshlp to the uttermost limit See to If that tw> false conception of the purpose of the Roll Call timi* lodg ment anywhere, and, while etiiphssla *tvitsmira« BARBER Surre »Mir Agent Albany Sh-um Laundry Agent Albany Ck.tning W .tks SCIO. ORI (¡ON Wind Mill and lowtt for Silo John T. Brock haa an H ft stcvl wind mill and st« el (owet for sale. The mill haa been used a shu I lime but la in first c I« m order gissi as new. Ila» ball bearings and all m<«krn improve ment* The tuwer ha* nvvvr yt-i been Set up The whole can be iaiught fur 07&. which is ltrs than<»■•- hail of what the cost was two ur thrvv year» ago and not one thlrvl of what the cual of a new on« would l«c now 11 i* a splendid bargain. 11 if A dhbc WdOtiDt Fumiti! e Siigli Vi.-,il \l II.WY We buy and sell new anti n <uiwl hand burniture THIS IS THE WAY IO HAVE There I» pr«»l»ably «omv article or ar ticles in pusweaaion of vvery family Ihut I* of mi use to the owner which may l»o turned Into cash. It la so much money found. You can pul it into I hiw >I s <»r stamps »ml help win the war. Wt Wz\Nl all kinds of itink, all kitala of mrtala. rublw-r and the many other things going to waste Grain and I'utalo Sucks for sale PLENTY "t MOM Y to loan on gissi farms, low interest rale*; five y «ars time; privilege to pay f liai or multiple on any interest date. Call or write J. ,M and II .M Hawkins. 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