PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY when you want real, pure, home A made sweets. BRAINS AND BUSINESS. AMERIC A THE FIELD. THE SILVERTON JOURNAL I The good people of the East A great many well-informed Oscar Cavender went to Salem 1 Hill want electric lights, but |H»ople, including many devout yesterday. P. A. LOAR, M. D. of them are much indig­ Catholics, very firndy believe J. O. Wilson went to Summit some P hysician and S urgeon nant at the big electric company, that the church of Rome has TMnrsday. and they even go so far as to ad­ long since given up any idea or O ffice : Over Brooks & Steel­ Mr. and Mrs. William Service vocate municipal ownership of intention to recover her tempo­ hammer’s drug store. ¡s up-to-date, with NEW, MODERN MACHINERY. our lights. are at Newport. ral flower. Nothing could l»e It SvCms that the patrons art* farther from the truth. To the Phones office 761; residence 762 Sigurd Moe was in Portland ready and willing to take the papacy a thousand years is as a We do "QUALITY” job printing promptly and neatly. Wednesday. lights and pay the price asked, day. She bides her time A. W. SIMMONS. D. V. M. Mrs. Chris Quail went to Mc­ but th^ company wants them to through the years and through SEND US YOUR WORK! Kee Wednesday. put up money enough in the the centuries. When shorn of V eterinary bank, to the company ’ s credit, to her temporal power more than Chris. I^eichty was here from Office at Nichol’s Barn build the new line, thus advanc­ fifty years ago, Rome at once s wi t zerland Th u rsday. Green 891. ing the money and paying for turned to America, as witness Phone No. Night Black 1292 MH Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Syring were the lights as soon as they are in. the great number of convents, Portland visitors Thursday. This does look a little one-sided. monasteries ami schools that Mrs. G. Iverson returned from If the company takes our money sprang up in this country be­ DR. R. S. PETTIT. V- her visit to her son, William. and uses it as a club to hold us tween 1870 and 1880, and since CHIROPRACTOR. up for their profit- -Oh, well, it ’ s that time has earnestly and in ­ Tuesday. P hone : B lack 1062 the same old story, and while no The Socialists will meet at the common business man can get tently striven to make good her Office at Residence. bold declaration “that America »tâ Park Street. 2 blocks east of Owls’ hall as usual next Sunday the people to buy him a plant shall be made Catholic.” Now at 2 :30 p. m. High School. and start him off with any old every patriotic American ought John J. Quail went to Monitor profit he asks, yet "big business” to consider what that declara­ Thursday to be with his son, is different ami must have the tion means. It means, if it means HOSMER & DOWN John, on the farm. largest slice of sweet dough or anything, that the peculiar doc­ 3ÌR. L awyers J. H. Booth, who is working they won’t play. But then they trine, faith and dogma of that < Ì are “ good fellows, ” boys. Give church are to be engrafted into Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore. on the Palmer ranch, was up them whatever they ask. You our constitution and laws, that from Down Thursday. know it takes brains to run “big the edicts, decrees and bulls of .1 The representative of the business.” 1915—Salem’s Population—50,(MX) the pope of Rome are to I h > su­ Lady Maccabees, Clara J. Knott, preme in our republic, our con­ BECHTEL & BYNON New Building for Silverton. was here this week. Her next stitution and laws to the contra­ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE field of work is Carlton. The foundation work on the ry notwithstanding. It is not I fl I t AND LOANS W. A. Anderson, of Dallas, dis­ large, new building to be erected merely a church limiting itself just across Silver River from the to spiritual purposes and means, trict agent for Columbia Life, Telephone 452 Silverton Journal office, has al­ but is a political as well as a re­ J was here Wednesday, visiting S' 347 State St. S alem . O regon the general agent, C. S. Bliss. ready been started. The build­ ligious organization, interfering ing is to lie erected for L..C. with the political affairs of the < Mrs. L. M. Pendell, a sister of Eastman, and is to be completed country and assuming to dictate DR. B. L. STEEVES Mrs. H. Grazer, has been visiting by April 1. C. A. Hartley has the political actions of its mem­ Practice limited’to here two weeks. She returned the contract and the work will bers what political opinions they to Berry, Wash., Wednesday. EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT be pushed vigorously to comple­ shall entertain and how they Room 209 S teeves Building A doll rack for sale. Having tion. This will be another great shall vote on political questions. S alem , - - O regon good reasons for selling, I will addition to our growing city and The infallibility of the pope is sell this excellent rack cheap, if speaks well of the pluck and en­ the cardinal dogma and tenet of terprise of the builder. The that church. Hence his decrees taken at once. J. J. Weaver. wilding will be 50x100 with con­ are to be obeyed regardless of lp-tf pressed our constitutions and laws. The crete basement. Dry ~ D. J. Criklair, of the Blake, jrick will be used to the American constitution guaran­ McFall Co., was here Tuesday, floor, Plate glass front and first ce- tees liberty of conscience, and and of course, sold the Journal ment sidewalks, driveway and office a big bunch of fine paper asbestos, fire-proof roofing will nothing can be dearer to Amer­ icans. The late pope in an en­ for our printery. LINOTYPING SOLICITED make this one of the best busi­ cyclical letter, said, "The absurd G. B. Bentson went to Dallas I Mrs. J. O. Phelps went to Sa­ ness buildings in the city. and arroneous doctrines or rav ­ 8 POINT AND IO POINT Monday. lem yesterday to see her new ings in defense of liberty of con­ FOR EXCHANGE. grand boy, and also to visit with A. B. W’. Hughes was in the science are a most pestilential her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Woare, Capital Tuesday. a pest of all others most $6000—Hotel newly furnish­ error, who is here from Montana. to be dreaded by a state.” The J. Kephart was in Salem the ed, doing good business. Will same pope anathematizes Great big trunks of the travel­ exchange "those first of the week. for farm and might who assert the liberty of consci ing salesmen at the depot this' ­ I. D. Bentson went to Dallas week makes the editor wonder if pay a cash difference. ence and of religious worship, ” on business Monday. there is any connection between all those “who maintain the $6500 for a dray and express and Notice the new ad. for the Peo­ their number and size, and the business, liberty of the press and the lib­ THE FREE PRESS three teams and auto erty of speech. hard times people are talking ple’s Market. One of the latest truck. Will exchange for dairy papal edicts declares it to l»e a Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fishwood about. or stock farm, up to $9000. duty to bend every effort, public It is reported that Mr. Loomis, went to Portland Monday. social political, toward mak­ who has been working in Silver- House and lot in Eugene to ex- ing the and Merle Eisenhart and Bums ton for some time, has absconded United States “the first Our Homo Bakery la where Renwick went to Salem Monday. with considerable money belong­ change for Silverton property. Catholic country in the world.” <>ur home people win out, not Now, as a patriotic American, A brand new piano for sale at ing to the Moose and the Owl only in quality and quantity, 160 acres 7>/i miles from Sil­ a very low price. Call at this of­ lodges. The whole amount is es­ verton, on Abiqua creek, will ex­ doesn’t it seem a little strange but in the fact that the mon­ the church of Rome should fice. timated at about $140. ey «pent for home imluatry change for Portland property. that take such an undue interest in in atill in Silverton, right Mrs. W. L. Fry and Mrs. Al­ Don’t throw that $7000 away. Stock and equipments will go the affairs of this country? Too where wo want it. Our bread bert Grinde were Salem visitors I have 32 lots which I can sell in with farm if desired. This will many of us ascribe it to merely ia the beat. Monday. a bunch worth $8000 or better make an ideal dairy and stock religious zeal. Then we discover ranch. as an investment. They are close Cake, Crullera, and Cookiea Marion Palmer was “hopping” that the pope has never in any H. E. BROWN, Fancy I'aalry and I’iea : : : in Salem during the early part of in on good street. This is a degree relinquished the earnest Silverton, Oregon. chance to make a good piece of the week. intention to regain temporal are some of the other tempt­ easy money. H. E. Brown. power. Still we are not alarmed. ing ifood thing« that you can The Story Hour. Mrs. Dr. Pettit, who has been always find here. There ia We always supposed by that was All members of the Yeoman very sick for several weeks, is The story hour at the library no use baking when auch meant the power he has lost in lodge are requested to be present and rest room has been resumed. improving rapidly. wholesome and pure food can at the next meeting, Friday, Jan­ The time is 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Europe. But when at the same he secured so reasonably. The Socialists were locked out uary 23. W. A. Bullock, state time the Roman Catholic church and all are urged to be on time. of their meeting place last Sun­ manager, of Salem, will be with enters into a long work of “mak­ THE SILVERTON BAKERY day and had to hire another us to assist in the installing of The subject for next Saturday ing America the first Catholic will be “ The Robin, ” and a fable H. SCHMIDBAUER. hall. the new officers for the coming will be recited telling how the country in the world,” and when See the Old Trusty Incubators year. robin’s breast became red, and she begins to demand “papal in­ and Brooders at the Cash Pro­ Are you looking for a nice dai­ another telling why the ever­ dependence” where none is re­ .................. • »...................... duce Market before buying else­ ry and stock farm, equipped? I green trees do not shed their motely possible in Europe, our blind people begin to have some ; where. tf have 240 acres not far out, ad­ leaves during the winter. All f Neat, Nifty Work Satisfaction Guaranteed inkling of her sinister purposes The People’s Market has a spe­ joining outside range. Can sell children from 5 to 10 years of < cial sale tomorrow. See their and give terms, or exchange for age are urged to be present and toward us.A CONTRIBUTOR. enjoy the stories. farm or a few acres close to good new advertisement in this week’s PAUL WEISER school. H. E. Brown, Silverton, issue. For Exchange. Oregon. For Sale. Mrs. Etta Holt visited her sis­ Do you want to quit ranching $1600 for a new 5-room cot­ P ainter and S ign W riter ter, Mrs. George Hurst last Arthur Steelhammer is “taking and get a paying business or a week, and returned to Salem the bull by the horns,” from a home in town? Have you a few tage just completed in good loca­ OREGON public music standpoint, and or­ acres to trade in on a large tion; $500 down, terms to suit : SILVERTON, Monday. purchaser. ganizing a new brass band Mrs. M. V. Ottoway, little among the musical boys of the farm? Do you want to exchange your house and lot for a home Leave orders at Preston's Shop Beryl and Miss Vera Ottoway city. If you are looking for a snap, •/ is just the thing. that is paying, near Silverton? took the train for Selah Tuesday Now is This the time to get ready, so • • Have you an eastern farm to come in. I have over 100x300 ft. .................................................. morning. as not to be left in the lurch as exchange for a nice home in the on Water street, nicely located, L* • ........... .. in young orchard, 5-room E. G. Merrifield, a brother of we were a few years ago. West? I have some nice, clear all house, Mrs. George Hurst, was here were held up at Woodburn inside property and business offer. city water. Make me an from Idaho last week, returning last We Saturday on our way to propositions to swap for farm home Sunday. H. E. BROWN, Portland by a friendly priest, land; also orchard and alfalfa Silverton, Oregon. District Manager D. J. Beaky who tried hard to make us prom­ land to exchange for stock or dairy ranches; also some fine and Organizer C. O. Samain were ise to pray, “Mary help me to­ here Monday in the interests of day,” every day. We refused, timber and sawmills to sell, ex­ * For next Saturday only the People’« Market offers the publie of Sil­ the W. O. W. telling him that we are not very change or would take a partner. * verton first-class meats of the best quality at the following prices: MORE BOOKLETS Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Conkey, of Mary, and the wife, whose name Write or call. H. E. Brown, Sil­ Choice Steak, per n>............................................................. ir>c The third edition of “The Pork Chops, per th ........................ 15c ♦ Creswell, Oregon, are visiting at is Frankie, might object, and if verton, Oregon. Escaped Nun from Mt. Pork to Roast, per lb ............................................................15c the home of their daughters, we needed help, we would say: * Angel or the Last Stand of Beef to Boil, per th ........... 10c I have just listed another ♦ Mrs. F. J. Syring, and Mrs. Jay “Frankie, help us today.” Fresh Smelt, per box of 50 pounds..................................... 1.25 Desperate Despotism ” is large tract of land on Howell E. Myers. Fresh Smelt, 3 pounds for.................................................... jOc The tragedy drama, “The Prairie, the cream of this great ♦ all gone, and we now have Guaranteed pure lard, per 5-11» |>ail..................................... f,5c * ♦ Wolf, ” was given at the opera the wheels turning out The “fourth edition” of the Willamette valley. I am looking Guaranteed pure lard, per 10-11» pail................................ $1.25 20-page booklet, entitled “The house here Wednesday, and it forward, not backward. If you * another large edition. Send * We will have specials similar to above every Saturday. * ♦ was an excellent, entertaining in your orders at once and Escaped Nun From Mt. Angel,” could see ahead 20 years, as you No delivery, no bad accounts, we give the customer who pays cash is done. Send 10c for a copy, or and beautiful play. The writer can look back 20 years, you sell them to your neighbors * the benefit. A trial is all we need to convince you. enjoyed every second that the wouldn’t keep your cash in the ♦ and friends. * $1 for one dozen. play was on and hopes some time banks. Oregon is just beginning * * The price is l()c each but I have a $6000 proposition, to see it again. The hero and * ♦ you can get— to grow, the rancher is just be ­ will net to the right person $100 heroine, the bad man, and all the ♦ * per month, will exchange or sell characters were very good and ginning to prosper. Now is the ♦ 12 for.................. $ 1.00 * 4.00 50 for ................... $ time to get a home. Think of it! for small payment down. You carried their parts well. These 10-acre homes are counted ♦ 100 for.................. $ 7.00 ♦ should investigate this. by thousands. Twenty years ago ♦ 500 for ................ $32.00 * To Modern Woodmen. To Exchange Mrs. I. D. Thomas is in Sa­ wheat land, parties wants to ex­ Deputy Head Consul J. W. the same grants were 640-acre * ♦ 1000 for ............. $50.00 * lem with her daughter, Mrs. B. Simmons, change for California or Etogt * They sell every where 161 acres fenced, small build­ of Portland, will be tracts owned by one man. Write Rosheim, who has been sriously with us Wednesday ern Farm. Valuation of the" * * like hot cakes... Send for ings, Vi in grain