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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1922)
' X - Ä-'V.'’ HOW KNOWLEDGE BEGAN I LOOK THESE OVER! Editor Scio Tribuí Away back in the gsn-e siB of the human race, from the unknown an<! unknowable, • lonely man walked to and fro upon the earth. In the soli tude of his lowliness he could have no th.-ught of »in or crime. A non • ntity in thought or motive. Something hod to awaken the hid den power wtthin him. Suddenly a beautiful form appeared So ignorant was he that h* had not yet )snroe«l onr of the primary elements through which KNOWLKDGK to attained SIGHT. His ryes were opened and hr foun«i himself gating upon this beau tiful form, Hr stood; ba looked, ha admired, he want closer, reached forth hia hands to touch it. Something thrilled hia bring. What can this A _____ second unconscious thing be? _ SMiurve of knowlmigr penetrated hia b. Ing FEELING. He touche«] it. so »oft, mo trmier in comparison to his own hard muscular tissues. In awe he viewed the gracefulness of this l-rautiful form’s movements, with its eyes fixed, gating into hia. In wonder ment he crieti out: “Who, and what u fair on»? From whence com eth thou ?” A soft gentle sound pene trated another latent element in hi» nature, and joy unspeakable touched h b. ing he could HEAR. What did he hear? A voice sweet and low »»id: "I am woman. I came to be a help mate for yon ” Rapture filled hi« Buy a •oul. "What! A helpmate fur me*" Buy a "Yea," she aaid, "man was made to ; Gymnasium Gymnasium mate, wothout me. you would always Bond Bond be lonely. No tender hand would ever ; smooth away your sorrows." “Come , closer, fair one." he says; “what does ' al! thi m«-an? I have never in all the days that I have wandered on the earth, felt so enraptured, »o light to the treasurer of the U. 8. a first wait for improved conditions without hearted. Come, let us walk together. mortgage on their property ami di the harwaing four of having hla home tbniugh a beautiful gardrn reefing the treasurer to issue to i-u*h taken hy foreclosure of mortgage thut lie.« away in the Southland, where I of such groups IltOO.OOO in paper mon For a long limo Congrvaa. particu ti e sun never goes down, and flowers ey similar to the issue of the national larly the Senate, has been regarded / Ao Crctadt of tho Double Berrod Croat always bloom." banka and maile a legal trmier for by many people a» the mercenaries SFUNG. FEEI.ING, HEARING, Practical Talka on D laoaaa Prevention ail imlebtedneaa I would have thin of predatory wealth, holding the legis had been awakened in the organic paper redeemable in 10, 15 or 20 years lative fort against the common peo Prepared by the matter of his taring. As they journ at the option of the farmer At any ple, ready at any time to make a OREGON TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION eyed toward the Southland many time any group mrmbi-r wantrd to pay M.rtie to prevent the enactment of b- nutiful scenes came to their vision (Fra- I »>• t ■ aS»,!« pa »on S infect»» with (uSsrsulMIe Th a nr»<(lsn naad n»t k* off his pro rata of the issue to his any legislation that did not have for Th»- <*ng of birds, beautiful land- . a .'.I . (a-1 >«'*IVO" frsm kes»«nm# <1 »a«. hod<i, real at group he could do so and receive u re its purpose tip- sole and exclusive tMtm.nl . at »ta ba al Tnia series ef a Mi Uss sAswa r«** n»~ •• nsaitn, » •cape«, tree» laden with rich, red an«] lease of mortgage on his property. benefit of the «aid predatory wealth. golden fnnt. hung over tbeir pathway I maintain that thia would be just There has ta-vn no financial legislation What are thr»e?” the fair one said No. 3. BUILDING RESISTANCE as goo«l paper money as ever was for the la«t 50 years unless O KM liy “It is «ome kind of fruit.” “What is printe«i It would bear no interest. Wall Street. It is high time that we fruit she said. “Something to eat. l ad some legislation O KM by the PROF. ALLEN K. KRAUSE. M O.. Why should it? It cost nolxxly any h«> answerer!, but I have never eaten thing except the cost of printing and former If the present < ongres« neg any of it.” “My, it looks so beautiful.” J0'>ns Hopkins University Msgteal SeAsol. Baltimore. the charge for appraisement, which of lect. to do something to relieve the Unconscious of taste, she nibbled a AA la tie- uuiy annual that lutbiluaU) aud •Uurt-<a.urU> ui . » lilt bodily course, the farmer would j>»y. The situation, it may be confidently pre small piece from one »he had just functions to uxcvsa in ourwurl, oisrplay, overexercls.-. oivrworry, national banks pay no Inten t on their dieter] that the nest election will bring plucked from a limb over his head: in prolonged uu-ntal and i-iuotloual'StreM. In uuuaiural bun « ut a. ilvtty issue and just why should they have about a marked change in the person "Oh! how good thia is. Why n?Mn/ nel of that body. And being organites! lulu crMuuiuailiva, ui«-n b« r<l logetbur privileges not given the farmer. Have you never eaten any of thia?" without r< -i W. G. THOMSON. ..... tluuiil contact with usm »author and 1» »e unduly Abstract No. M, published by the “No. I never have." “I’lease take a aud th.u> - . .i State Banking l>epartm<-nt, shows •xpuevd to < • »1 tber's Inft-cllolK «mall piece ” She passed it to him 11. 1.1 -c . are little growths uf Itswn» called tubsrcloa lb which that on the 21 st day of February. 1921, FIRM REMINDERS He ate a «mall portion. 'What ia this lie es-ii • .<!.< t1 c-I’ll--* of tuiwrculuaia. Three tiU*erci«-s furlu spber leal walls there were 9t> national banks in thia that -<ems so good about this fruit” >alle<l tul-ercle bacilli, aud thus Imprison the germa Aa state with outstanding notes to the a new and fourth attribute of their around in. Early spring seeling of grain gives nature- blend«*d together—TASTING long «• 11 .* v ■ i. . eg and unbroken the germs cannot spread; they cause amount of **.<124.750 Aa-uming thut the Im st results, bul when planted in Here began the blending and harmony Bo Ilin* mm .... I u no won- to be feared than a common «art or a mute lu the outstanding national bank notes rather cold soils the rate of .reding in each of the other states ta-ar about of the man and woman’s nature, that the skill the same relation to the population should I* increased. Spring oats was to lead Anally to that perfect I ---- i. arm.ml th« tutu-relea function nortnally, the».- trulla tend It the that he ouslanding bank notes bear in union in which they were to bear fruit to miiuin alo < . «o light that tow or ao bactlll cun make ih.-lr way out thto state to its population, there mu«t should be planted not leas than three of their own. i throughout th« body. Ilm toa prolonged activity of the bo in the whole Unite«! States two or bushels per acre, and spring wheat SEEING things alike. KEELING Of thrill slid "pl and barley at about two bushels per thing- alike, HEARING things alike; body uy a whole, or of ll>>- I-art In wlilcb may ba ths tubercles. will in gi-nrral three billions in outstanding bank < m that favor the weakening nt lias tubercle wall aud note», and the people »re paying in acre for we-tem Oregon condition,.— all blending together, could but form bring il. tiiv em«*rg« ■. of lit terest on every dollar of thia huge O. A. C. Experiment station. perfect harmony for future develop It e li- <i t 1 iiii-i» by rest of a knee, of the lungs, of the whole body sum; for the only way a bank gets ment of knowledge and understanding PLANS CLOSER COOPERATION through a loan. 1 « '• tul-i-rciilosls by reason ef overstrain. inli. r di»-asM, into circulation ia One other faculty yet to be attained We t» nt - h i -- liiltaniiiiatlons and eoageerinna In the langs, whip Now. what makes a national bank note and be u-e«! as a body guard to keep ea<Mi-fulb 'b - Why the government tainds Under the leadership of William at tii It i.-s uf the body and throw a strain . ..... th«- «alia good * the first four clement» in obtaining up ti>- pi knowledge always pure was the sub- ef lid-« « tihiii t .-dily sctlvlttea, like rope«*od and l--i>g «i.nlluued deposited with the treasurer of th«- U. Hanley, president, the Oregon State S. to secure its circulation What Chamber of Commerce han completely coniM*tousne»» of SMELLING. My! Work v . |" mu, - liiililllrtk, glanlpatluu, etc makis the bonds good? Why the tat reorganised its departmental work for Where the carcase is, there the but- The c - hi i. • u.ritity lieeotnee overstrain is an Individual sffnlr The able property of the people, th*- major the coming year. All future activities xards will be gathered ■Miter, tin- broker, Ito- farmer the school teachet. night every one uf them A- this man and woman proceeds becuin«' fa tig .»I hy th. other’s ordinary labor, Th.- phlegmatic and the portion of which ia farms. If. in a of the organisation will be segregated on their journey through this fairy irritable. U h bv*-rv ami the wiry, r.-*q*ou<! very differently to the sanie roundabout way. our farms are a good into ilepartmenta with a director in un.i «ufficient security for a like charge who will be expected to report land of fruit and flowers, their feet be Every msii's amount of Form Note, iasutd directly back to tto- Executive Committee on Stimulus wii. fl«* i ilil- l-r play, labor, rutrrtee or dlaai|Mtli>o came entangle«] with an obnoxious point of fail. i< i- hia own, registerd in hie own n»na<-i»usm-sa by M-neatlotta to the farmer? As it ia our property results achieved. vine from which was hanging a green Every rational man knows when he is tired or to behind, as security, the huge loan One new department, which was thornv bulb "I’hew", said the woman, that nil liav* . \p.-s . iii .-d -- lilm what will make him tired Aud nu rational made by our great and good govern authorised at the Annual Meeting uf “what is this unptooaant odor* It exprri«-ni «• ment wothout interest to the national the State Cham tier in January, has mail should pu-li lilii wlf beyond this point unless he must. we ms absolutely bitter Come, To ml'.iv • X| sure to all Infections to a minimum end to balanre one's lianks ami which the national banka been confirmed hy the Board of IMrrc- ha«te. let us get away from it- What is this thing, man; placed here amid activities mo t • - «III always lie a healthy surplus on the crctit »Ide of have loaned so generously to the pro tors. Thia ia the Itoaprtment of Or all the*-- tweet things we have been real, nay. mor« a -»»I rv-a-rve to draw u|«w In time of need this la building ducer at the maximum rate of interest ganisation and Service, which pro vide« for a closer working cooperation tasting and smelling?" "This to a up rvsi’tab-• At thirty we build It a little differently Iban al twenty, at allowed in the various atatm. The plan I propose would immedi with the local chamlrera of commerce wi'd gourd, nothing stay» around IL forty again d ’ - ••ntl> than al thirty; there 1» a different proportion of An organisa ately relieve the farmer of an interest throughout th*- slate lie« nuxe of it» unpleasant odor It is details, yet pm i-1-- and details remain the same tion expert will be put into the field bearing debt that rides him like the put here as a warning to keep ua away Fn*»t. < •> n air udi-d' ate clothing, deeeui hours of sl«-ep. conserve anti for the purpose of aaaiting th«1-»» from th** unclean We have now promote hi-ulih the normal tx«|y. lint the nonnal machine was l>ulll for onr Old Man of the Sea. He could at once pay his debts with perfectly gmid clubs to perfect their organisation, learncl a fifth element in W man |Hiwer and n t<*o persistent effort Io squeeto out more will eooner or money that has not cost him nor any ami to orgnnise clubs in communities which is the sen ♦ of SMEL1, which if alwuv« h.-eded will keep us >n the later n« sn an --• rt «■ ti.-.J boiler olid outworn gears; rustl'd, roughened and body else anything and upon which which have no representative com , path of cleanliness, and purity 1 thinned . -t tr. 'id ml then the rollaim» or the uxploaloti Then may an hr pays no interest. He could then mercial bodies. am- " nays the woman; “we have be- Inslgnlfi. ant lltth- ti b< i. |e l*e«'ome ablate <-„me wise through the five little things. SKEIN*•- REEL ING. HEARING. TASTING and SMELLING, from which all knowl- edge is subsequently attained peoplt have never uee«i thi* • ■■■ ■■■■■■■ fifth -ense. very much, for the pur- p<,.e for which II was given them Rut aie al way. hunting for the slime, the The follow ing is taken from the coot of production In consequence Produeer Call, publi-hrd in Oregon bank» and mercantile houses are fail filth, the rot in their fellow^man. This man. this woman found <hHr City, and is worthy of repeating to our ing, morgnges are bring foreclosed natures were blending moreJ««* reader* for th»-ir bent consideration. and property ia being sold for delin into perfect harmony, and from which It to sure time something wa« ta-ing quent taxes From newapaper reports a rixth «en-e was born, which to the done to relwMe the stress un<ier which it seems that similar conditions are to wn.e of 1X)VK The man could not the farmer is laboring, and thia, in our be found in every agricultural ate- love himself, the womaa could not poor ju«igm*-nt, offers at least a plaus lion in the United State« High rates loVe hr,self, but they could lov» *a<| ible remedy, and just aa rvaimable of interest, high taxes, high ft right other, and this love 05 X row as as the y«tem under which the No rates the high price of those thing« What wero they to do . There was tional Bank do business If you have that the farmer must buy, together no minister, or mag streto J** J** s better plan than this, write your with the low price of his own products And also will have hia line of to perform a meaninglesa cerWiony. thought» ami a-nd them to us for have combined in bringing about the Eubl¡ration Out of many idma. may- present distressful situation. We can The law of r"tur>l monirms blending of like, and dtolrtte« r our law makers ran find a proper not expert a sat ¡.factory adjustm<*nt solution Read and reflect on the fol within the next two or three year», | hafl unii’-o »o«-.*.. —---- ------- . - way. they felt they were married from lowing: and the farmer to not in a position to S'-ange iwiT i-m’t it. it?^ __ _____ _ above. Strange Vale, Oregon, Jan. 2H. 1922 wait for Improved conditions; for They have lived t‘,C’^ no’u' , Editor Producers Call: every day drives him deeper into debt sourv»; million year». From thto rouwe It is generally admitted that the and brings nearer the day when the fanner i» the foundation of the whole mortgage on his farm falls dur knowledge began; wto nre’faM being itri^dh’Jhe superstructure nf business. Therefore As a remedy. I suggest that Con “Jast band": with one tong horn with to insure general prosperity the farm gress mart a law permitting nr any its grunt and it» groan. That terrible er. himself must he proapmous. But group of farmers owning say IZSODOO |250J)00 Buy a Gymnasium Bond for the last two years he has had worth of lami. and this lami needn’t horn. The sliding tro“b2SS,-.e.— —A STUDENT. to sell hia prmiurta for less than the be contiguous, to execute and deliver ■•»»••»♦••»»•••»•♦»•»•»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»■♦♦♦»«»♦♦va All enamel ranges, blue or grey, . $80.00 to $100 4 Dupont s new stump pow der—2 boxes will go as far Colonial Jr. ranges, with reservoir, $60.00 to $80.00 as 3 boxes of 20 per cent of These ranges are made in Oregon—none better other makes, will not freeze or give a headache—only $22.00 Opal heater with, catft lining, . $15.00 50c the box more For Sale By f How to Be Healthy g I f M A A F armer’s Remedy Announcement I have taken over the stock of Sticba’s Electric Store Sonora Phonographs R. M. CAIN
