CAPITAL AND LABOR.
P. P. Hantery went to Portland Splendid Play Monday Evening.
Dr. Chase went to Pratum
II. E. BROWN
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yesterday.
Tuesday.
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K<»n>a u»»r (•»• Journal Offlc«
The drama at the theatre Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. R. S. Pettit day night was not only enter­ ploitation, namely interest, rent,
C. M. Anundson was in Salem
R eal E state
DR. H. SAN DEL
were in Woodburn yesterday.
Tuesday.
profit, would lw to alMtlish the Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
taining
but
it
taught
several
very
D entist
Bill Cooley was a Salem visitor Mrs. J. O. Wilson was a Salem valuable lessons. M. G. Cooley master class. It is foolish to ex­
pect such a thing from our in­
Box 145. S ilverton , O re .
Main Street at Bridge
visitor yesterday.
Tuesday.
seems to be very fortunate in dustrial tyrants.
Phone Green 931 for
Mabie Range was a Portland
Green onions, lettuce, celery his selections of companies as
Nature has two mel'nods of
Appointments
and
radishes at the People’s well as in his moving picture ridding a living organism of
visitor Tuesday.
Changed Headquarters.
shows. One of the lessons taught disease. One is to send fresh
Frank Morley is down with in- Market.
blood to the affected part to
P. A. LOAR, M. D.
Dr. Heinley will be at Silver-
Now is the time to think of very impressively by the play eliminate waste and build new
flamatory rheumatism.
P hysician and S urgeon
Leave your order for dressed Christmas goods. Call at “The Monday was the unfairness of tissue, or she amputates the rot­ ton Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
O ffice : Over Brooks & Steel­ chickens at the People’s Market. Shop” before buying elsewhere. two standards of morals, one for ten limbs to save what can be day. Office over Preston’s Shop.
Ix>ave orders at Prestons, Sa­
hammer’s drug store.
Mrs. Will King went to Wood­ men and another for women. saved.
L. J. Adams is in a Portland
Parasites are no necessary part lem office and residence 527
Another
lesson,
and
a
very
valu
­
Phones office 761 ; residence 762 hospital being treated for tocili burn Wednesday, to meet her
able one, was the awfulness of of the social organism. They Court street, opposite Court
mother, Mrs. Carrie Egan.
have to go, and they have not
tis.
making mistakes and how hard it much choice, either, between the House and next door to Moose
Don
’
t
forget
to
look
at
the
A. W. SIMMONS. D. V. M.
Mrs. E. A. Young is in Oregon
20c-tf
is for a girl to keep out of the two methods, for if they had in­ building.
V eterinary
City visiting her son, C. W. Art display from “The Shop” st. clutches of white slavers after tellect enough they would under­
the Commercial Club rooms dur­ making one
Jenkins.
Office at Nichol’s Barn
mistake. Another stand the handwriting on the
ing
the
fair.
Don’t forget your Sunday
lesson was the difference be- wall, and know that Life must
891.
Phone No. Green
its way.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Hawkins,
Night Black 1292 chicken.
Phone the People’s
tween real righteousness and have
But to tne slaves. Babson’s
of
Albany,
have
purchased
a
Market.
churchanity, and another the letter is glad tidings. They will
Friends of Liberty and
.
little
home
near
Silverton,
and
littleness and meanness of the now, in greater numbers, cease
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
H. M. Schubert & Co., buys
Truth, this is your fight as
character who has no higher aim to be contented slaves, and com­
your poultry and eggs, Succes- will move over next week.
CHIROPRACTOR.
well as ours, We will never
The
new
Candy
Store
is
doing
P hons : B lack 1062
in life than to destroy the repu­ mence to be men, self-respecting
48p52
sor to Behrend.
surrender,
but we are up
men, by joining our ranks for
a
fine
business.
Why?
Because
Office at Residence.
tation
of
people,
with
no
thought
against
a
big
battle in the
J. W. L. Smith the school man
the final overthrow of the wage
Park Street, 2 blocks east of was visiting the Silverton Hills i it makes home made candy the of public good but just through system.
form of a $50,000 damage >
High School.
suit, and a criminal liliel suit *
best ever.
Yours for industrial freedom.
shallow desire of gossip and hypo-
schools Tuesday.
by the Roman Catholics.
F red F reyr .
Miss Alice Judd, of Salem, was cracy. Surely the drama is be­
FOR SALE.-Terrier pups.
We have been boycotted by
HOSMER & DOWN
law
breakers, threatened
Enquire of Leland Engeman. here this week, working up a ing purified and Silverton is the
<
Too Late to Classify.
great
gainer
by
having
such
a
class
in
vocal
music.
Miss
Judd
L awyers
with
death
by fanatics, and
Phone Green a 120.
thrown
into
the street Isxlily
company
engaged
for
the
season.
will
be
pleased
to
see
those
in
­
I
’
ve
got
it
and
am
going
to
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton. Ore.
Seim, the green house man, is terested in this work at her
for
telling
the truth, and
shipping great boxes of beautiful studio in Mrs. Ruth Seitz’ home Those reading my ads will advertise and sell it.
are now when* we actually
If this reaches the eye of
1915—Salem's Population—50, (MW
must have help. <»r this very >
flowers from Silverton these every Thursday afternoon.
please
remember
I
am
in
the
someone
who is looking for an
essential work for higher
BECHTEL & BYNON
days.
and better things can not
$4000. Butcher shop equipment business to look after your in­ investment and has realization
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
Mrs. H. L. Nutting and sister, and cottage in good R. R. town terests. If you want a home in and knowledge of a sure 20 |>er
continue. No one will ever
AND LOANS
Mrs. G. W. Cochran, of Minne­ in Willamette Valley, will sell lot, the town or country, if you want cent per year on his money, with < know how much the few
Telephone 452
sota, went to Salem Tuesday for house and butcher shop for $3000. timber or a stock ranch, dairy or a prospect, that is almost indis­ * friends whose numesap|»ear4h
in
in this “Defense rund”"
347 State St. S alem , O regon the day.
This is doing a first class busi­ fruit business, impoved or va­ putable, to double in 18 months,
have really helped us. for it
Go to the new Candy Shop on ness. It faces main business cant, if you have anything to let me show you 32 lots ni?ely
is too long a story to tell
corner
of Water and Oak street street, has water power for ma­ exchange or sell no matter where, located in Silverton. These lots
here; but keep it coming,
DR. B. L. STEEVES
<
and
the greatest thing ever
for
the
nicest
home
made
candy
Practice limited to
chinery, the cottage is new and tell me your wants, give me a are in the aristocratic part of the
accomplished
in the United
<
you ever ate.
modern in every way. This is a discription of your property, city. Nice large home building
eye . ear , nose and throat
States by any little country
Last Monday evening while bargain and should not be over­ what you will exchange for and lots for $220 per lot. Call or
Room 309 Steevee Building
newspaper will sis>n be
picking
grapes, little eight-year- looked. See me or write H. E. where you want it. 1 will do write H. E. Brown, Box 145 Sil­ < recoraed in The Silverton ■
S alem ,
-
-
O regon
>
verton, Ore. Rooms over Journal < Journal.
Earl Shields fell and severely Brown, box 145, Silverton, Ore. the rest. I buy. sell, and ex­ office.
X_____________ > old
■
The following have con-
anywhere,
injured his right arm.
A picnic in the Silverton coun­ change anything
tributed
to the Journal’s
Mrs. A. E. Coberly went over try at this beautiful autumn sea­ write me. H. E. Brown, office I ►
Defense Fund:
>•
THE MENACE.
to Salem Monday to see Mr. Co­ I son is no small affair in itself, over Journal office, box 145, Sil­
Previously received $431.25 ••
50tf
Other Friends
21.60
berly who is in the hospital at but a doubly happy time is en­ verton, Ore.
The great, live, anti-
I
5.00 >•
A
Little
Boy
Salem. He is reported as im­ joyed when one of our beautiful
o Catholic paper of America
Grand
Rapids
Friend
4.00
C. Montgomery went to Salem proving rapidly.
Ablqua.
hill farms is turned over to the
o is called "The Menace.’’ It
Dallas Friends
2.50
Monday.
1.00
FOR SALE.--Two young Jer­ picnickers. Last Sunday ten Joe Kaser moved up to Silver- I! has nearly 800000 subscrib-
Amelia Whinnen
J. Jensen and family moved to sey bulls (9 mo.) and three choice friend of Miss Minnie ton Lumber Co., farm last week. '! ers. The price is 25 cents
1.00
J. M. Orcutt
1.00
C. M. Weaver
Portland Monday.
young Berkshire boars, all regis­ Mascher made merry at the Mas-
idíüÁ
Mrs. Bloor of Salem is visiting o per year. It Bhould bo in
J.
McKnight
C. S. Reiscad was up from tered. Enquire of L. B. Barnes, cher farm, and with music, her daughter Mrs. Willis Dun­ ” every home in America,
l.ooT
R. R. Ryan
grapes, walnuts, and chicken pie agan.
Woodburn Monday.
Scotts Mills. Ore.
o Send your subscription to
l.oo L
S.
J.
Wilson.
Jacob Voorhees
o J. P. Smith, Silverton, Ore. < < > •
Miss Merene Digerness was a
Miss Dottie Shields was here had just the bestest time that
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dahl and
Salem visitor Monday.
from Spokane visiting with her ever was.
son visited in Portland last week
Mrs. Henry Spaulding was with relatives.
Grandma Young was here parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Shields, and went to Portland here from Sumpter Tuesday.
from Mt. Angel Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cason
Mrs. Spaulding was called to
Mrs. E. Buff went to Salem on Saturday to visit relatives
visited
at the home of her uncle
Taylor’s new barber shop Claxtor to be at the bedside of
the Monday morning train.
F.
Hook
of Downs Station last
^M-cially if th«- ph- comes
Wes Gervais was a business opened up this week with new Mrs. Helen Powell who was Friday,
>m our model l<uk«TV, is
stricken
down
with
paralysis.
mirrors, and other new aparatus
always brown,*and you know
visitor in the Capital Monday.
that denotes inside goodness.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Green of
and is a clean, white shop, of but who is now much improved,
Choice rolled oats, fresh from
Everything that we bake is
She reports that Sumpter has Kings Valley visited at the home
equally as good as our pies.
Fischer’s mill, at C. W. Rogers’. which Silverton is justly proud. already had about eight inches of the latter’s aunt Mrs. George
Cake, Cruller», and Cookie»,
Miss Minnie Jensen is in Berk­ Rev. E. 0. Boen, who labored of snow, but that business is Hynes over Friday night.
ley. Calif, with her aunt for th<- in China as a missionary for ten picking up nicely on account of
Fancy Pa»try and Bread,
years, will lecture next Sunday
winter.
dredge
mining
producing
over
Methodist Church.
morning at 11 o’clock, at the
are some of the other tempt­
Good team, harness and wagon Synod Lutheran church of Silver- $1000 of gold per day.
ing good things that you can
Don
’
t
forget
the
services
on
always find here. Tbvrr to
for sale very cheap. Enquire at ton.
Sunday. At the regular service
no use baking when such
this office.
wholesome !■ and pure food
the pastor will spark on the sub­
You Are Invited
Go way back and sit down on
ud ho
be secured
so reanonably. '
ject of “The Thom-crowned
Mrs. L. E. Rauch visited 40 acres in Minnesota, a real
to
lhe
old
time
halloween
dance
King.” Song service at 7:30 p.
friends and relatives in Silverton garden spot, will exchange for
THE SILVERTON BAKERY
given by the ladies of the Marion m., followed by sermon, subject,
over Sunday.
anything, what have you. H. Circle, W. O. W. Friday evening “Love the Fulfilling of the I^aw. ”
H. SCHMIDBAUER.
Bring your poultry to H. M. E. Brown, Silverton, Ore. box
Young
people
are
especially
in
­
Oct 31, 1913. Good music and a
Schubert & Co. Successor to 145.
vited.
W. R. F. B rowne ,
good time guaranteed. Dance
Pastor.
Behrend.
48p52
Clay Bays he likes to come up tickets 50c. Gentlemen specta­
H. E. Brown the real estate Water street these days, and no tors 25 cents. Lady manage­
man made another good little wonder, for the streets are all ment.
Notice.
ART DEPARTMENT
sale this week.
paved, which will pave the way
The report that H. E. Brown
FOR RENT—The W. L. Jones for other delightful improve­
Realty Co., had bought the Cas
Wanted.
Young property last week is a
The new fall stock is now coming in daily, (’all and in­
residence on Liberty Hill. In­ ments.
mistake,
I
didn
’
t
buy
the
prop
­
64G
acres
near
Silverton
to
plat
spect
the largest line of STAMPED GOODS ever shown in
quire of Bliss Jones.
42-tf.
Phone your Saturday dressed
erty, says Brown, I only bar­
as
a
restricted
colony
proposition.
chicken
orders
to
H.
M.
Schubert
Silverton.
Mrs. M. A. Dickerson of Med­
for it. Antied and shoved
Company Produce market. If you have the goods come and gained
ford is visiting her parents, Mr. &
the
buck.
The property was
A stock of Richardson’s Embroidery Silks, and Princess,
Have all orders in before Friday see me. I have the prospective transferred to
F. L. Bullis,
and Mrs. C. J. Hullt.
D. M. C. and Richardson’s Cotton Threads that defies com­
night. Delivered Saturday C. buyers. H. E. Brown, over Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
Bullis will move
petition.
WANTED.— Five or six good O. D. Phone Red 881.
Journal office.
into their new home soon.
Jersy cows. Drop a card to W.
I have a large well improved
Complete line of Art Linens and fancy Toweling, Beads,
farm in best part of Nebraska to
R. Smith, Silverton, Ore. 50-51
Hoops, Crochet Hooks, Needles, Embroidery Scissors.
exchange, buildings, fences and
The worst Anarchists of this everything
is in first class condi­
EMBROIDERY LESSONS FREE.
country are the members of the tion, who wants this? H. E.
“inner circle” of the Roman B rown , box 145, Silverton, Ore.
Catholic church.
Overlooking Silverton and a
ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT
FOR SALE.-Good pony, cheap snap; nice new, modern house,
AT THE
if sold at once. Enquire of Sam barn and other buildings, and
from two to 20 acres best soil,
How about the Dark Corners? Make them as bright as
Brown R. F. D. 4. Phone Greer. fruit,
»1
berries and garden. For
day
by using the PEERLESS MAZDA LAMPS.
155.
48p53.
particulars see H. E. Brown, the
Why fall in the ditch? Buy an “Ever Ready” Flash
I am in the market fora youny real estate man.
GET THE HABIT
Light
Ten different sizes now on display. Extra bulbs and
horse or two, weight about lift' Long strings of beautiful ce
batteries.
pounds. Box 75, Scotts Mills. ment sidewalks are going in,
Trade where you get the benefit of paying
Third street has the curbs com­
Oregon.
The new Stand Lamps are now in.
cash. Pure Lard. 70 cents per pail. Our
plete and J. H. Moser is tearing
Meat
prices
are
the
lowest
in
the
state.
V. E. Hoven of the Eugeni up the gravel lively, preparatory
Save work by buying a Hot Point Flat Iron. Only $3.50.
Fresh Salmon, Halibut, Crabs. Eastern
bible school preached in the to putting in the pavement. No
House wiring and repairing a speciality.
Oysters in bulk. Full line Green Vegetables
Christian church in Pastor Leon little city can beat Dry Silverton.
O. E. Thompson, with rifle in
PRICE RIGHT. WORK SATISFACTORY.
Myer’s place last Sunday.
hand, arrived from the north
Mr. and Mrs. Van Woodruff of Tuesday, and we noticed a fine
Tygh Valley have been here vis­ antlered specimen of the deer
t
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F
iting with old time friends and family came by express about
same time. The beautiful
WATER STREET.
SILVERTON, ORE. 5
relatives among which are the the
ruminantia had a card attached
Thomases, the Van Valken with “O. E. Thompson, Silver-
MR. AND MRS. T. E. PRESTON, Prop’a.
burghs, the Hines and others.
ton, Oregon” written thereon.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
f DEFENSE FUND.
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