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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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TMURRIIAY. Dec
11. 1924
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A Scio man is so busy he cannot
find time to attend community meet­
ings or other uplift meetings
We
are glad one man is busy, but sorry
the community holds nothing that
is of interest to him.
When the Willamette Valiev cities
can get their water supply from
Clear Lake, won't that tie great?
Everybody will feel better. I*xik bet­
ter and do better, we hope, There
is no purer water anywhere under
the sun.
The Harrisburg Bulletin reports
the ferry at that littie citv a* work­ I
ing and uh "all ia well again."
Between the damages to the new
bridge, which is now being built, by
floods, and the continual "sea sick­
ness" of the ferry. Harrisburg is
quite often off the map.
«.•nod on ths poor, if kept up. will to those not ao favored, and because
undo our civilization, tbe writer of this alwava make the unlearned
thinks, who says "history repeals." their slaves.
Such has been and always will be
the history of the world. 1 presume,
SOUND NATURAL?
by those given authority, by special
Thia community isn't worth a darn,
privileged laws enacted or a super ed-
its people haven't heard that there
cation, to put it over his leva favored
was a civil war in thia country that
kind. We often hear one of his
raged four veara in the early 60'a.
proverbs quoted, which is "The love
end that inc death of Roosevelt haa
of money is the root of all evil."
occurred. In fact, thia community
There never haa been a more truth­
j ia so far behind the times that no
ful sentence utu-red. yet h tw little
one outside of it knows there is
people seem lo profit by its admoni­
such a place. Rip Vanwinkle's long
tion. It is the cause of most all the
sleep was hut a nap compared to our
wars, the rottenness in politic», ami
long sleep. Why should any one
the degradation of humanity in gen-
want to come in here and wake us
erol. It ia the ngvil. personified in
up. and if they attempt It our husi-
human life and character, and the
ncM is to run them out with "Our
chief aim of an education seems to
taxe**ere higher here than anywhere
be to acquire money. It ia the ser­
dae an«l our schools are rotten to
pent of ail temptations, and leads to
the core " I want to sell out and
murder, robbing. Being. stealing in
get away, my taxes are high for all
the higher and lower classes of hu
purp* ws and I have no child going
manity. and like most everything
No. Mr.. I would adv.ae
to school
else, ita use has been distorted from
you to keep on going north or south
being a blessing to a curar in the
unless you want t«. stop In a ceme­
world, and people liecome crazed in
tery.
the pursuit of it.
The question was put by Christ, I
Doesn't (he above sound good in
"Why spend vour money for that
print? And doesn't it pound just aa
which is not bread?" Who can an
g ><l on the »’.reel? Haven't you
swer it?
Uneducated.
heard it and haven't vou said it?
We all know better than to make
such itaioinenta. yet It is done ai­
moat t-vervday on the streets and in
buaineaa houses. The same knocker
w»u:d not sell his property, because
it has been proven so. And thia laat
fact gives the lie to ab-ve paragraph
in toto. It is just as easy to smile
m to whine, and as easy to boost aa
to kn->ck and a greater satisfaction
comes from it.
What some of our citizens need is
one of Joe Quince's crying towels.
PEUPLE S COLUMN
Why ia it necessary for the repub­
lican party to "kick" Senators lot
Follette and Brookhart out of its
ranks? Are they dangerous to Its
life? Is it a crime for them to help
the party poll the largest vote it ever
received? Maybe its because then-
senators stand for work bv the na­
tional congress and equal justice for
all. It ia better to keep them in the
family and become missionaries than
to kick them out where they will lie
free lancet. Are those who want to
get rid of them any better? Who
knows?
HISTORY REPEATS
In this issue is the third article nn
“Education vs. Civilisation." and
the writer has been conveying the
thought that history repeats itself
And it does. He is attempting lo
show the reader by quoting history
that when we allow education to
lead us into unholy paths that our
civilization is sure to break down,
and It seems most of our learne«!
men are heading the people toward
that end.
As we progress in our steps from
one grade to another in school and
then in the colleges and universities
the fundamental teachings therein
is "how to get the money." This is
true also in theological schools, and
the breakdown in the ministry is al­
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most here note the increasing num­
ber of perverts today. Then come
the tax burdens, which ia growing
on tangible property and continually |
rasing up on money. Taxes burd- ,
Torrance
Reconditioning Shop
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Parts for All Cara. ..
ALBANY. OREGON
212 E. First
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CHRISTMAS SEAL
RESULTS ARE H GE
KOt t ATIliN V.U CIVILIZATION
Editor Scio Tribune:
Continuing with some history rel­
ative to Solomon's Temple, which coat
over 177.000,000.000, there ia some
interesting history connected with
it. whether real or fictitious we do
not k»«>w. It sure wan the most
costly and hurst built structure of
which we have any record. Even
*<» perfect in construction that it haa
been said that "God planned it" and
was put together without the sound
of a hammer. It contained the Ark
of the Covenant, and in thia temple
God was supposed to dwell, breauae
of ita grandeur. Around it was
wrapped al) kinds of superstition and
religious »ervicc and worship, even
where Christ went himself and dis­
puted with the oriesls in the tempts
who bad control of Ita religious ser­
vice an.I told them "God did not
dwell in temples made with hands."
It is quite an interesting story to
read tn the Bible- all the paraphre-
nalia entering into the construction
of this temple, and the religious ser­
vice c.-nnected with it. and how the
poor ignorant people were duped in
taxes and making Mcrifl.-es to keep
up its religious service, which the
world ia not entirely free from yet.
If any aro curious enough to learn
more of the narative of the build-
inu of lha temple, read tbe 5th and
6th chapter of 1st King». Solomon
reigned as king for 40 years, but
lost his kingship by marrying ao
many idolatrous women, and finally
went into idolatry himself. If you
want to read some real hellish servi-
' tude, through which people lived in
ancient times under kings, read al
j of 1st and 2d Books of Kings.
It m*ema strange that a man poo-
’ «easing the witdom of Solomon, and
leaving to the world ao many wise
proverbs «till quoted by the people
of today. an«i seemingly blessed and
favored by God, would lapse back
into idolatry. But the strangest
thing in all history is that the mors
educated and enlightened people be-
oese. tbe more unjust they
(rtbun-d
îT-.liff til ius «era vircdEit
od. Hupplr mrntary material to a»d la
the f*qulr~d tearhlnf or Health and
Hygiene was offered U> every ira cher
la the state.
Another place of the Associai ton’s
work, of th« utmost value. Is (hr msk
tag of surveys, and la vest igst loos re­
gantías the tuberculosis ait eat Ina la
the state. The Bureau of (’Untre and
Survrys has been able re furnish ac­
curate aad uptodate statistics that
are fast crystaJisiag public optaloa la
regard lo the desperate need of addi­
tional tuberculosis hospital f*«11ltl"O.
All this wss doos oa S reals per
capita
If every purrha«<-r would
double hie purchase the Assorlalloa
could double its service.
Oregon 8**1 Retard CirsHent.
A re, ord m the I »-.era t»«-r t aristms*
•sal 8sl" was mads by Oras-n last
y«ar. which place« h«r «ell toward th*
top of th* list of *<*ies in the per
capita sale of raato
Her 1SJJ record
«*« 8 4 seals »old for «vary person
in th* state, an incrrara of »mn
tooth* of a *oal over the ISfJ mark
Portland. *ad Multnomah Bounty.
Or««<>n. laat year won a «rose • w ry
contest s«*lnwt Portland. In t’uml»-r
land county. Maine The rare was lo
so* who would sell ilia hlgheal number
of saals per «-«pita
A lari* silver
loving cup was swarded Multnomah
Bounty, which reached the re. - rd of
It against her opponent* 4 1. t»«-ri
go. Multnomah did not r«-»<h the top
among tb«-i>ragM sou
*u slightly «urpa«-><! by D-ntiu'ri
The 1*1< Cbrlatmaa Seal Sale be­
gins December 1. and coaiinuoa until
Christmas. The aala constitute* the
sole support of th« Oregon Tubercu­
losis Association, with all Ita health
and anti tuber. ul-wto work and pro
vid’.. fund« for tbs County Public
It«« h Aaaoctationa
Ninety fi»c per
cont of the proceeds are retained with
tn th" stats, only five per cent being
sanl aa < • mml»»l< n to th* Natl« *1. ur
parent organ’.ration
SAFETY FinST
A crary motorist Is ho.
Ho opens wide the gas.
H’s driving motto atoms to bo:
"They shall not paesi*’
PLAYTIME V'
non' in sunswebt
CALIFORNIA
Pitre Ceste Per Capita fee Christmas
•«als Pays fse Oregon Campa-gn.
Tbe only enures
of fund* tor th*
anti tuh«reti|o«laI
aad Public Health
work
< xm «J acted
by the Oregon
Tubsrvuloshl As
godet loa and ft*
aeran’e«-n affiliai-
•d County Public
Health
Asaoeta-
la ths Chrlatmaa Seal Sala
Bv«ry person who purrhaaed aeala last
yoar I* aatlUad lo tha satlafactloe of
baowtag that even at the small gar
aaplta aapeadlture of ( rant*, over a
period of a year, a loag list of thiagv
was aonompltabed
Tboeaaada of chlldroa «ara enrolled
tn ths Modem Health Crusade, aad
fl»«« th« benefit of definite teachina
••4 practl*« la the performance of
habits of personal hygiene ao nera*
nary to good health
Public Health
Nursing «arries was exteaded ato a
bar of Oragoa counties gur
Real Eilate Broker
and \otaru Buhlte
•1 ha raíl» OhaintJ, ¿rafnintd
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OREGON
1>R. A. G. PRILL
Ph,, »icinn
and
Surgeon
IB»’ i t Surgeon S
P. Railway
Scio. Or.
Bring Us Your Poultry
• ti‘‘ '
Agent lor Anker-
Holl '-«•¡tarator*. See us lieforv
buying.
Mutual Cream Station
1.
i.ard .Iordan, Agent
DR. C. WARD DAVIS
i > i : ntist
Fit-t N.«tioi al Bank Building
S tavtom , O mboom
Hnr.i - I PI»’«- Work given prompt
and esrefu! attention. Alao Extraction
Lowe &. Morrison
Rellsfcls UnSsrlsksrs
AH fur. .«¡» . ien m-rsonid attention
by Mr. Low«-
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N.I. Moaatsos
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Thone—Night, :W>
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
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OREGON
;.i w. red hay or Night
Tuberculin Testing
.1
•oeurg« Past Yielding to Health
Thinking and Speech.
Through
Work
Financed
by
T« think before you apeak briars luck
Chrielm*» teal«.
t'aleas it works ibis way;
Th« Cbrlatm«* S«al to with u* again. Th* tbore I think ths mure I'm otruck
Uy thing* I ah.iulttn t nay.
8«v«a million of them bar« bean dis
trthutsd throughout th« »tate of Oro-
And There Y eu Are.
gon to b« sold during th« month of
D«a«mb«r to ftnanc« th« "Fl,-St Tutor
’•Money lan't everylhlnc. ' »luh«! the
guloale -<Mve Health" campaign Tbe rich man.
aaaL with Ita bold victorious figure,
uAn«i I find y«m are nothin« without
typlft«« th« movement which It ha* money,'* growled the |«oor tnnn
ftnanced so *uec«a»fully that within
the laat fourteen years th« daath rat«
When you entertain. let us furnish
from luborctUoato haa bran cut tn halt
tn th« Ualt«d Htataa Throughout th« you, with 500 score cards
eouatry. one hundr«d thousand pec.pl«
ar« «ajoytng th« Chrtotma* *«a«on.
who would h*»e perished if th" dl«-
was« war« a* uacontrolled a* U was
• d«cade and • halt ago
la Oregon, th« toll In tuberculoalg^.
4«aths tn IMS was SIS. and ths beat
••tlmate* tadlcat« that about KWH)
p«opi« in th« stalo are affli ct«d. Ta­
barculoato to now citai aclarUad by
I «ad lag specialists a* a preventable.
curabl« dto«a»e. and on« that a««d
aot men*c« th« llv«a of our cltlaan«.
if haown m«a»ure* of prevention and
proper living ar« pul into practl««
The chief object of the Christm««
•sal Bal« la to fiaance th« «durational
•ampaiga which will help «quip th«
g«a«ral publie with such Information
about the maintenance of th«tr health,
that tubarculoato «hall b« ultimately
aUmlaated *• a d««iroy«r of mauklnd
TUBERCULOSIS YIELDS
TO HEALTH PROGRAM
I>I!ÆY SïJSL’I’Ol)
Go there thii Hinter
THE GREATEST OF ALL GIFTS-----
” THOUGH 11'ULNESS"
Have-vou ri membered to give Father
: I "b
ES for
< hr. tn 4
lir will Im glad to help
you make th«- M-lcetion.
0/?/ e>m e trist.
oars,
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
HOW’S THIS?
RVI.I.-e < irtHHII MKIMCINB Will
r i.l your ■yet*m
of fa’arrh or lA«afnetMi caumq S by
Catarrh
list.I.-n < ITtllHII MEUK’INn eon-
f ,n «cnun.nl which Quickly
(i. caorrhal Indammallon. and
’ " Internal M-dlclne. a Tonic, which
a-ta Ur.c .h (h* HI o . m I on th" Mu.oue
Hurfa-.a. thus restoring normal cundl-
on«.
■ -id by dr isrtet* for over » Tears,
t . J «•»"„*» » Co.. Tnledo Ohm
Tiirlí««« !
Chickens
Veal
Eggs
Hogs
Highest market prices guaran­
ty’ i
Rcf< r«-nce: A »hl«-y A Ru-
melin Bank.
Diamond
Produce Company
40 1 runt Street
Portland. Oreg.
Travel in secure, tr-y
comfort via Shasta
rout*.
Four trains daily to
San Francisco.
Sou tlx rut .iliiorni.il •<.
pre mi carrying tlirt u >h
sleepers to 1 cm Angeles
daily.
An<l you’ll like Southern
Pacific dining-car tervice
— highest quality food
delk'Hvu.ly prepared and
served at yosar accustomed
meal-time.
lot» round-trip c«« union
fares; atopovrr privileges.
Far full
luforutation. o.i
PacLic
C. W Bragg. Agent
'' A. Ewing.
T. J. Munkers.
Fre-i-1. nt
Vice free.
E. I>. Myer*. Cashier
The Scio State Bank
I><w«t n General Banking
BunineM. Intereat paid
on time deposits.
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