Torch of reason., March 20, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

THE TORCH OE REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, MARCH 20, E. M. 302 (1902.)
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N ex t week at th e L . U. O. will be d e ­
voted to final e x a m in a tio n s.
IM E D A N G E R O F V IC T O R Y .
L . U. O. S u s ta in in g
Fund.
P R E M IU M S .
We m ake any of th e following p rem i­
Dr. F o o te w rite s as follow s: “ I am
Give Us a Postoffice Impartial and In­
p re p a re d to m ak e th e fo llo w in g p ro p o ­ um oilers to those sending us $1 for
violable ?
sitio n : If y o u can get a p ro m ise of
81' *4 p er y e a r each from fo u rte e n o th e r
m li' (d u al- o r a sso c ia tio n s of in d i­
vidual», y o u c a n d e p e n d u p o n 8100
per y e a r fro m th e F o o te
fam ily.
I w ould n o t lik e to p u t it e x a c tly u p o n
th e b asis of an o b lig a tio n of d e b t, b u t as
a d o n a tio n w hich w ould be a ssu re d u n ­
less som e u n fo rse e n fin an c ia l rev ersio n
sh o u ld p u t us in a hole, so to speak.
U n d er su c h a p ro p o sitio n , if you c o u ld
get a p led g e fro m fo u rte e n F re e th o u g h t
n eig h b o rs, frie n d s o r so cieties, each
p ro m isin g a y e a rly d o n a tio n of 8100 for
five y e a rs; o u r p ro m ise will hold good
fo r a lik e p erio d , o r so lo n g as th e y f u l ­
fill th e ir s .”
T he 81,500 ra ise d in th is way each
y ear w ill pay th e p re s e n t d eficit a n d
e x p en se s n e ce ssa ry to be in c u rre d fo r
ru n n in g th e L ib e ra l U n iv e rsity , a n d
will be in th e n a tu r e of a n e n d o w m e n t
an d k n o w n as th e “L. U. O. S u s ta in in g
and E n d o w m e n t F u n d .” If y o u c a n n o t
afford to give 8100 a y ear, le t us know
w hat y o u can give, a n d by jo in in g tw o
o r m ore to g e th e r we can fo rm a sso c ia ­
tio n s of in d iv id u a ls g iv in g 8100 fo r th is
p u rp o se . T h is a m o u n t fo r five y ears
will p lace L. U. O. on a p a y in g basis.
If y o u c a n n o t be, c an y o u n o t h e lp us
to find a c o n tr ib u to r ?
T he fo llo w in g a m o u n ts have been
p led g ed fo r th e S u s ta in in g F u n d :
8100 a y e a r—th e F o o te fam ily .
850 a y e a r—O. T. G len n .
$25 a y e a r—Leo F rie d e . M. M .T urner
820 a y e a r —A. C. K au tz.
810 a y e a r—J. B. H illard I I — A—
Mr. a n d M rs. M. M iller, F. R. T ay lo r.
85 a y e a r—J u d g e C. B. W aite, H a rry
B row n, M. T. R y a n , C. S a u ssele , Mrs.
Dan H. D avis, W. U a rsn e r, L. B. M axam .
81 a y e a r—W. M a rq u a rd so n .
e ith e r a new su b scrip tio n to th e Torch
of Reason or for a renew al. T hose renew ­
ing m u st pay aii a rre a ra g e s.
M ost of th e re a d e rs of th e T orch
will
d o u b t b " - rejo ice to le a rn tn at
The closing e
* .
PREMIUM OFFER No. I.
will be held a t L. U. O. H all in th e M essrs. L a rk in , G o v an a n d A dam s,
e v en in g , ju s t p re c e d in g th e P o u n d S o ­ th e m em b ers of th e H om e C o m m u n ity ,
“ Bible G od. Bible T eachings and
cial a n d d an ce. M iss W a k e m a n ’s p u ­ W a sh in g to n , p ro se c u te d fo r se n d in g
Selections
from th e W ritin g - of S cient­
p ils will have an e x h ib itio n of th e ir im p ro p e r m a tte r th ro u g h th e m ails,
ists,” by M rs. M. M. T u rn e r. “ Free-
p ic tu r e s a n d w ork in th e A rt Room. have g ain ed a c le a r legal v ic to ry over
th o u g h t; Bast, B resen t an d F u tu r e ,” bv
th
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are
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again.
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B. W akem an, w ith p o rtra it of a u th o r,
A ll frie n d s a re in v ite d to be p re s e n t.
and
" E m a n c ip a tio n of E d u c a tio n ” by
T he tria l on th e 11th was b efore U. S.
Mr. H en ry W hite, of W ash in g to n , J u d g e H a n fo rd a n d a ju ry .
P rof. W akem an.
A fte r
D. C., has p re se n te d th e L. U. O. a lot h e a lin g b o th sides th e J u d g e held th a t
PREMIUM OFFER No. 2.
of sh e et m u sic fo r th e piano. T he lot th e m a tte r c o m p la in e d of was n o t o b ­
w eighs fifty p o u n d s, a n d was s e n t p re ­ je c tio n a b le u n d e r th e law, a n d th a t
P o rtra its of th e F re eth o u g h t E ditors
p aid . T h is m u sic is q u ite v a lu a b le to th e ju ry m u st find a v erd ict fo r th e a c ­
of A m erica (eig h t in n u m b er), a rtis tic ­
th e L. U. O., a n d we wish to e x p re ss
ally a rran g ed on heavy card-board for
c u sed , w hich th ey d id .
fram ing.
sin c e re th a n k s to Mr. W hite fo r his
We a re glad, b u t n o t so a w fu lly glad
k m d n e s s s a n d lib e ra lity .
PREMIUM OFFER No. 3.
as m any seem to be, over th is re s u lt.
R e p u b lic a n P rim a rie s were held a t Of c o u rse we are very glad th a t th e
Those not d esirin g to tak e ad v an tag e
th e L. U. G. b u ild in g la st F rid a y a f te r ­ a c c u se d a re free, b u t we e x p e c te d no
of
e ith e r of th e above offers, m ay
noon. T he c o n te s t was r a th e r warm o th e r re s u lt, for th e T orch said at the
have th e Torch of Reason and the
betw een Dr. B lack erb y , th e a s p ira n t s t a r t th a t th e C o m sto ck p eo p le had no
W eekly O regonian both one year for
fo r c o u n ty c le rk , an d S e n a to r A dam s, case. B u t w hat we a re a fra id of is th e
only $1.75. The regular price ot th e O re­
gonian alone is 81.50 and it is well worth
who w an ts to be re-e lec te d . B lackerby “d a n g e r of v ic to ry ,” th e d a n g e r t h a t
th e price if one w ants a rep re se n ta tiv e
won by a vote of 34 to 21. T he d ele g ates re fo rm e rs a n d good people will now
p ap er published on th e Pacific C oast.
elected are fav o rab le to th e re -n o m in a ­ be m ore in c lin e d to let law s, p a rtia l,
tio n of ( ¡ov. < leer.
d is c r e t io n a r y , an d th e re fo re bad a n d
In ordering, please sta te which p re m i­
i DANGEROUS, sta n d , ra th e r th a n com e to
T he m em b ers of G race M. E. C h u rc h
um offer y o u wish to tak e ad v an tag e of.
These offers are lim ited and renew als
in P o rtla n d m et M onday ev en in g a n d th e fro n t a n d have th em rev ised so
t
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a
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m ust be forw arded a t once. You can
had a big ju b ile e b u rn in g a 820,000
tell by the d a t e on your w rap p er w hen
p
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p
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m o rtg a g e on th e ir b u ild in g , w hich th ey
your su b scrip tio r ex p ires.
had ju s t liq u id a te d . T he n e x t a f te r ­ a n d d a n g e ro u s p ro se c u tio n s. A re you
Send all orders ami m ake all m oney
n o o n th e T rin ity E p isco p al C h u rc h alw ays g oing to r u n y o u r risk of a
payable to
b u ild in g b u rn e d .
We h a v en ’t heard “ p u ll” o r a bribe fo r th e I’. O. In sp e c ­
TO R C H O F R EA SO N ,
w h e th e r th e E p isco p a l b re th re n were to r, or of g e ttin g b efo re a J u d g e H a n ­
S ilverton, Oregon.
try in g to o u t do th e ir M eth o d ist b r e th ­
fo rd , in ste a d of a J u d g e B e n ed ict of
re n , b u t th e y c e rta in ly did it.
UNblessed m em ory? if n o t, now is th e
T h e In g e r s o ll C h a ir.
W e are p le a se d to p re s e n t th e n am es tim e w hile th e “S o c ia lis t” of S e a ttle ,
T he am o u n t subscribe«! and paid in
of tw o m ore d o n o rs to th e In g e rso ll a n d th e “C o m m o n e r,” a n d a h u n d re d
for th e Ingersoll C h a ir are Set forth be­
C h a ir fu n d . T h is fu n d o u g h t to grow o th e r p a p e rs an d p eo p le are in p e ril, to
low. T his sum is actu ally in the hands
now an d be th e g ra n d e s t an d m o st u s e ­ in s is t u p o n th e law s th a t will give us
of o u r tre a su re r to be safely in v ested ,
th e incom e only to be used.
fu l m o n u m e n t y e t su g g e ste d for Col. a ll an impartial a n d a inviolable
In g erso ll.
T h e fo u n d o u g h t to bo m ail. W h at will d o th a t, we have said
SUBSCRIPTIONS COLLECTED IN ENGLAND
raised to 825,000 rig h t away. T h e L. U. in th e la s t T orch , (8th page), an d re ­
BY G. J . HOLYOAKE.
P a id - u p S u b s c rip tio n s .
(). being on a safe fin an cial basis will p e a te d ly before. B ut it will n o t com e
£ 8.
m ake th e fu n d safe, a n d it c an be in ­ w ith o u t e ffo rt an d som e sacrifice. Wo
M r. George A nderson,
London 5 0
vested a t G p e r cen t. L e t each L ib e ral re p e a t th e su g g e stio n : “ th a t th o se p a ­
T he fo llo w in g p e rs o n s have c o n tr ib ­ “
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p e rs who ex ch a n g e w ith ‘T he P u b lic ’ u te d th e su m s se t o p p o site th e ir n a m e s Mr. Alfred M arsh,
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Mr. R obert AfSplegarth,
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a n ce a t th e Y. B. S . S. C . to d ire c t th e m a tte r in th e in te re s t of b o th press P re v io u sly a ck n o w le d g ed ............$515 (X) Mr. T hos. A llsop,
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2 00 Mr. J . M. G im son,
L eicester 1 0
p ro g ram given by his side, b u t it was a a n d p eo p le.” If n o t, say how else it J . H. S c h ro e d e r................................
1 00 Mr. A rth u r G itnson,
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very in te re s tin g one, a n d was en jo y ed can be done. L et u s have so m e th in g M is. O sca r R e d fie ld ......................
besides ta lk an d law s u its !—iE n T orch . J. B. B iila r d ...................................... 10 (X) Mr. Sidney G im son,
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by all. I t is hoped th a t C a p ta in Dou-
J o h n G o b e l........................................
1 00 Mr. Jo h n L each,
Y arm o u th 1 0
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p re p a ra tio n of his p ro g ram , w hich he S o u v e n ir s F ro m P a in e ’s G ra v e . A F r ie n d ............................................ 25 00
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th e la s t of th is school y e ar, it will by
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good th in g s to eat, if she w a n ts any v a rd w hich passes th e g rav e is being
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su p p e r. T he n am es of th e lad ies b rin g ­ w idened, a n d in b la stin g , tw o large . L. D. L eo n ard ................................ 18 00
SENT PERSONALLY.
ing b a sk e ts will be p laced in sealed lim b s w ere b ro k en fro m th e tre e . C a p ­ F. R. T a y io r .................................. 10 (X) Mr. H erb ert S pencer.
B righton 2 0
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envelopes, to be d raw n by th e g e n tle ­ ta in L lo y d to o k th e s e to his hom e an d W. S. H a m lin ....................................
CONTRIBUTED IN AMERICA.
m en. B efore receiv in g th e b ask et each
L. P. M axam , M ich.......................... $10.(X)
g e n tle m a n m u st weigh th e lady whose is d e v o tin g his sp a re tim e to m a n u fa c ­
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Eva
Ingersoll
Brown, N. Y ............. 50.00
fo r each fo u r p o u n d s, or fra c tio n th e r e ­ F re e tb o u g h t frie n d s. T his is c e rta in ly
Brof.
Daniel
T.
Arnes, C a l............... 10.00
of. T h en he will be p e rm itte d to join an o rig in a l idea a n d th e T orch an d
Benj.
Duval.
Col...............................
1.00
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1.00
b ran c e. C a p ta in L lo y d lives n e a r
E sth e r H e rrm a n , New Y ork C itv 1.00
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3.00
A n A u t h o r S p e a ks.
e s ta b lis h e d a s o rt of p ro te c to ra te over for th a t trip East let us q u o te vou rates W m. J. C h ilc o a t,
“
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1.00
via th e Illinois C entral R ailroad. O ur B. L. Hjernifetad O hio..................... 1.00
th e m .
The late C harles Dudley W a rn e r—
rates are th e lowest to lie h ad , and it W. M arq u ard so n , Scipio, U t a h . . . 1.00
a u th o r, e d ito ra n d tra v e lle r—w hile b a th ­
the v a c a n t tomb of tiiomas P aine .
will pay you to w rite us. If you h a v e n ’t M artin M iller. Sr., Dayton. O re .. 5.(Kt
ing in G reat Salt. Lake rem ark ed to a
tim e to co m m u n icate w ith us, tell th e R. C. Burtis, M ichigan................... 10.00
frien d , th a t in his trav els he never D'- W e oft h ear nam ed as “ Holy L a n d ,”
A F rie n d , M ich ig an .......................... 5.00
fore saw such a glorious com bination
A Rocky piece of T u rk -ru led sod,
ag en t from whom you purchase vour Ferd Hunt., W agner, O re.................
2.00
of salt
sea b a th in g ,
blue su n lit W here often bends some pilgrim band ticket th a t you w ant to trav el by wav of G eorge lies, New York C i t y . . . . 10.00
skies, pure m o u n tain a ir and p retty
To kiss th e em pty grave of “ G o d .”
th e Illin o is C en tra l, ami you will never H. C. W illiss, W ash in g to n , D. C, 5.00
wom en and happy c h ild ren . The only B ut th e r e ’s one valued spot of ground regret th e trip . If any of y o u r relatives J. A. K im ble, V estal, N. Y ............. 1.00
tra n s c o n tin e n ta l line passing d irectly
Most tit for Freedom ’s fane,
or friends in tl.e Last are com ing West H. T. S m ith , S augerties, N . Y . . . . 1.<X1
th ro u g h Salt L a k e C ity is the Rio G rande It is a lone, tree-guarded m ound,
w hile th e low rates are in effect, w rite F. E. Riggs. G loucester, M a s s .... 2.00
S ystem . It is also th e “ Scenic Line of
T he vacant tom b of Thomas Paine.
us ab o u t th e m , and we will see th a t E. B. F o o te, Sr., L arc h m o n t, N. Y. 10.00
th e W o rld .’’ No E u ro p ean tr ip of equal
th ey get th e lowest rates w ith th e best M. M arty, C ottonw ood, C alif........ 2.00
len g th can com pare w ith it in g ran d e u r T he N ation caused a colum n rise.
service. T hrough to u rist cars, p erso n ­ D. D rem er, N ew port, K v ...............10.00
P otom ac’s peopled banks upon,
of scenery c r w ealth of novel in terest.
ally conducted excursion ears, free re­
All A gents sell th ro u g h tick ets to the W hich spires so high it m eets th e skies, clin in g c h a ir c a rs,—in fact all the latest T .B .E n g le h a rt, Mt. C lem ens, Mich 1.00
Cora W eber. M t. Vernon N. Y ...... 2.00
To tell th e worth of W ashington.
E ast by way of th e Rio G rande L ines.
conveniences know n to m odern railro ad ­ J. W. Bell, M. D., E verson, W ash.. 2.00
B ut still to m ark th e m an alone
Send for p a m p h le ts to
ing. For p a rticn ia rs regarding rates, O. L. W olsten, W ash., D. C ............ 6.00
W ho led th e Independence tra in ,
J . I). M a nsfield , G e n ’I Agt.
tim e, service, stop-overs, different con­ Mrs. E. B lenker, N. Y. C ity .......... 1.00
T h e re sta n d s a little g ran ite stone,
124 Third S t ., P o rtla n d , O re.
n ectio n s and routes, etc., call on or a d ­ 1 S. C u rtis . B ru n sw ic k . Me............ 5.00
At vacant tom b of T hom as Paine.
or, G eo . W. H eintz . A. G . P. A.
dress, B. H. T rumbull , C om ’l Agt., 142 V. Fell, M. D., W ash in g to n , D. C. LOO
S alt Lake City.
T h ird S tre et, P o rtla n d , Oregon.
Jo h n P. Guild.
i D. E . R o h erts, C reston, III............. 10.00