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Theory of Individualism Must Give
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Way to Brotherhood of Man.
tin , ,lar
*“ located in the foot­
hills of the famous Cascades, about 15 i
Everyman 1* my brother, und should miles east of Silverton, Iwtween two
be my equal in opportunity. No two beautiful little rivers, the Abiqua and
people are equal in muscle, health, Silver Creek. Once upon a time this
brain-power, or morals; in such things region was covered with heavy timber,
there can be no equality, but only that but after the big fire «wept through in
infinite variety that marks all mani­ the early fifties, it left just sriags and
festations of life. But justice shall logs which are now half rotten. As
never come upon earth until Every­ this particular spot was heavily cov­
man has a /air chance. Everyman is ered with cedar, about 20 years after
my master. William ('. Redfield tells the (ire, people from Silverton came
of seeing over the desk of a prosper­ and made shingles out .of the dead ce­
ous business man in Rotterdam, this dar logs. That is how the place got1
$500—Some house with a good lot,
motto. "Every man I meet is mv mas­ it* name, “Cedar Camp.”
lawn, garden and fruit, not far out. A
ter in some point, and in this I learn
People made HhingleH here for many
snap.
of him.” To despise any human being years. Thousands of loads of hand­
$550—Neat little frame house, on
is u mistake. Everyman can teach me made and -awed shingles were hauled
good street, just off Water street. Dirt
something.
out until finally the best cedar was
Water Street, Silverton, Oregon.
ItuNMell Building,
cheap.
Everyman is my kin. I may belong gone and the shingle makers left the
$550—Four-room house, two large
to a lodge, a club, a church, a party, or country, and Cedar Camp was again
lota in Cowing addition. Thia will beat
a family, and call my fellow members uninhabited, and only blackberry pick­
paying rent.
“brothers”; but there is something to ers visited the place occasionally, in
$600 down will buy a 7-room house,
which I belonged before I joined any the summer, and hunters in the fall.
nice large lot. $600 long time, if you
of these, and which lias first claim to
As the years went by population in
want your money’s worth, call and see
my loyalty and helpfulness and that Oregon inerca e<|, and land seekers be­
this.
I is the human race. Everyman, no I gan to search for new homes, for gov­
A few nice houses, well located, $1,-
matter how poor or how rich, is enti- I ernment land, and Cedar Camp once
000 for new 4-room house, large lot,
: tied to my assistance, as far as in me again became a gold mine for shark
nicely located, near Water street.
1 lies, to procure for him justice and land locators who charged as high as
Terms.
protection in his right. Every baby in $300 for location fees. Some men who
$1000 for a nice new 4-rooms and
China or Afghanistan has a claim to filed on these claims were strangers to
pantry; lawn, large lot, Guiser addi­
my support. Every criminal rightly the place and being misinformed, be­
CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED
tion. Terms.
demands my sympathy. Every human came disgusted and gave it a ba J
$1200 will buy a 7-room house and
! being struggling in this untoward name.. The knockers used to say that
lot in Guiser addition; half down.
world has a right to rny helping hand. snow got 10 feet deep in the winter,
$1500 will buy a 7-room house and
There are no aliens. There are no for­ nothing would grow there and so many
lot near Depot Hotel; $300 down;
eigners. There are no enemies.
would ieave their claims never to come
terms.
Everyman is in part my maker. back again. So there was another
$1500—.Seven-rooms, pantry and
What I am is mainly the reflection and chance for Mr. Shark to locate another
large lot; south side, nicely located;
influence of Everyman. I may build sucker. This kind of business went on
Opposite Drake Bros' Studio
one-half down.
up my conscious mind; it is Everyman till 1910, when there were settlers
$1500—Four large rooms, shed, very
that forms tny sub-conscious mind, with nerve enough not to get scared
large lot, paved street, south side. This
and the latter is nine-tenths of me.
when some one told them that the
is a cash snap.
I cannot escape from Everyman. He snow got ten feet deep, and that
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$1900 for a 5-room cottage, close in
me as the ocean. He sur­ nothing would grow at Cedar Camp.
on Water street; $800 down; easy
rounds me as the atmosphere.
They settled down to try and see for
terms.
I can have no good thing that I do themselves, and make homes here, if ■
$2000 for a 7-room house and oth­
not share with Everyman. Whatever possible. The writer was told by a
er buildings, fine orchard and garden
virtue, ideal, vision, comfort or power pioneer settler, who had spent four
with one acre. Cash.
1 have that Everyman does not to a winters here, that the deepest snow he
$2000 for a 5-room house, barn and
degree participate in, is unwholesome. saw was four feet. One winter there
I make a specialty of Harness and Shoe repairing
one acre in fruit, facing Water street.
1 can have no real liberty until Every­ was no snow at all, and this winter
Cheap for cash.
man has his liberty, the right to live there is no snow yet, to speak of.
Guarantee Satisfaction or money back. Harness
$2500 for a 7-room cottage and
his own life.
It has been proved that everything
one acre, one-half block from Water
Everyman's goodness uplifts me. will grow here except tropical plants.
made to order.
street, close in; will give terms.
Everyman’s vice infects me. Every­ After the soil is worked a little, small
$3000 for an 8-room house, bsrn,
man’s disease, perversion, greed, ha­ fruit, garden vegetables and oats grow
one acre orchard, berries, garden on
tred, and brutishness xercise a cer­ fine, and even corn does fairly well.
PROMPT WORK. GOOD GOODS. RIGHT PRIES
Oats last summer grew five feet high;
west side Water street; $1000 down;
tain pull on me.
terms to suit.
To love my friends is instinct; to strawberries as large as hens’ eggs;
$3400 for a strictly modern 6 rooms,
love my clique is intelligent selfish­ potatoes of monster size, one potato
basement, bath, toilet, 1% acre, or­
ness; to love Everyman is religion. In would" be enough for ex-President
chard, berries, garden, lawn; about
me is a certain nerve attuned to Ev­ Taft’s dinner. This shows that things
half down.
eryman, a certain sympathy for Ev­ will grow, and the settlers are well |
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$3600—Nine-room residence, close
in, Mater street.. This is a snap, and
Everyman. To develop this nerve, this poor to Cedar Camp, but two settlers I
a small payment will handle it.
sympathy, and this consciousness, is have gotten up a petition and with the
the purpose of destiny. For this the help of some good neighboring people
$4200 for 4 acres in town, facing
(the settlers are not freeholders yet)
world was built.—Selected.
A certain girl loved a boy, THAT’S HER BUSINESS
Mater street; 1 acre peaches, other
carried the matter through and got,
orchard and berries and garden; all
A certain Ixiy loved a girl. THAT’S HIS BUSINESS
kinds; nice buildings.. Terms.
AMERICA IS WONDERFUL LAND. the road surveyed, and we expect soon I
Finally they married, THAT’S THEIR BUSINESS
to have it opened ready for travel.
$3700—20'/j acres just outside city
As the population increased a school
Then they wanted a house to live in .
Mark Twain Shows How Catholicsm
limits, all kinds of orchard and gar­
was necessary and the heads of the i
Blights Everything.
den; 8-room house, large barn, rock
THAT'S MY BUSINESS
families got up a petition, split the
milk-house, water piped in house. This
district and then organized a new dis­
is an ideal place; part cash.
"If I were only a Roman,” exclaim­ trict, and will have a fine new school
If you want to Buy, Build, or Rent, See
ed Mark Twain: "If added to my own house built in the spring.
I could l»e gifted with modern sloth,
As Cedar Camp lays close to the big,
modern Roman superstition and mod­ timber and Abiqua
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basin,
famous for
ern R man boundlessness of ignor­ its timber, there was
wa.- much excitement
excitement!
ance,
what
worlds
of
wonders
I
would
Phone Black 1341
about the prospect* of a railroad and ' ,
Contractor and Builder
discover! I would go to America and sure enough here came the Silver
see and learn, then I’d stand before Falls Timber Co., very nice people,
my countrymen and say, ‘I saw a coun­ and built the railroad right through
try which has no overshadowing moth­ Cedar Camp, and Oregon's best timber ) <
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er church, and yet the people survive is already going to Portland and to ~
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*1 saw common men and wo­
Box 145
countries as lumber at a great I
Are YOU intending to build in the FIRE LIMIT? 1 men who could read, I even saw small foreign
rate.
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S Iverton, Oregon
children of common people reading
There are but few more words to be '■
from books; if I dared think you would said about Cedar Camp inhabitants.
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believe it, 1 would say they could write There are Europeans, M'isconsinites,
a 0 • • • There are hundred- of Missourians and Kentuckians. The
thousands of schools and anybody may most brave warriors are the Kentuck­
go and learn to be wise like a priest * ians. In 1910 Kentucky was flaming
• * In that singular country if a in civil war. In 1911 fighting forces
Cut out on dotted line and mail to J. E. HOSMER, Silverton. Oregon
man dies a sinner, he is damned, he held conference and the war ended.
cannot buy salvation with money for Later war was declared with Missouri.
masses • • * in that country books After a bloody battle. Kentucky came
A FREE PRESS
are so common that it is really no cu­ out victorious.
You see Kentucky
the cost of cememt brick in comparison to
riosity to see one. Newspapers also. had the largest army—two to every
other methods of building
I saw common men there, men who one of the Missourians. In 1912 Ken­
are neither priests n -r princes, who tucky was in civil war again, but in
absolutely owned the land they tilled. 1913 a peace conference was called at
It wasn't from the church nor from Salem, where Mr. Kelly acted as a
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the nobles. In that country you may (hairman. but without result. The
fall from a third story several times, leaders of the fighting forces still dis­
and not mash either a soldier or a agreed and war amongst the Kentuck­
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priest « • » Mendicant priests do ians is going on yet. The leader of
not prowl around barefooted and with one army is an extra brave and “wi-e”
E ditor of S ilverton J ournal ,
baskets begging for the church and man. he never leaves his headquarters
S ilverton , O regon .
eating up the substance of the people.” without a bodyguard, it makes no dif­
ference' whether the guards wear
—Menace.
Enclosed find $1.00, for which send the J ournal to
pants or skirts. He is the one that is
ENJOYED BY ALI. CHILDREN AND GROWN FOLKS
trying to get the “Farmers” mixed in,
KIND WORDS FROM IOMA.
planning a new “stirring up” and
Instructive and Educative.
“getting on the warpath.” And there
Moorland, Iowa.
is apt to be a real Cumberland moun­
address
Mr. J. E. Hosmer, Editor Silverton tains of good old Kentuckv in Cedar
Journal. Silverton Oregon.
Camp. ________
VISITOR.
Dear Sir: Herein enclosed ycu will
A FERTILE FIELD FOR ROME.
find $1 in currency, for which enter
my name on your sub. list to The Sil­
verton Journal for one year. You may The Poor, Ignorant l*igtails Mill Be
Skinned for Pope and His Clique.
remember hearing from me some
For Sale on Easy Terms.
("hanged Headquarters.
ON
three months ago with a small dona­
Dr. Heisley will be at Silverton
A great squeal is ascending to heav­
I
am
prepared to handle about 1000
tion. May the reward which always en from the Catholic bishops in China. Monday, M’ednesday and Friday. Of­
follows a fight in a just and righteous These holy men want to extend the fice over Preston’s Shop. Leave orders customers on nice, clean, money-mak­
cause be yours in great measure. I Peter's pence territory in that empire at Preston's. Salem office and resi­ ing homes, from 8 acres up to 240
feel sure that it will come. March so as to get a pull on all the $400,000,- dence, 527 Court street, opposite Court acres improved, and give terms to suit.
boldly on in the right, and expose to 000 souls there. In short, they want house, and next door to Moose build­ I have been very careful in selecting
the cream of the valley, and at the
the limit foul Romanism, the destroyer to make China Catholic! “Whatever ing.
2Octf right price. Small payments down;
of our homes and liberties.
OF THE
the political future of China may be,”
easy payments.
H. E. BROWN,
1 have in hand a copy of your paper, says a Catholic writer, 'at any rate
Box 145, Silverton, Oregon.
FOR EXCHANGE.
one of Mr. Garrett’s, a neighbor a the church of God may there experi­
$6000 Hotel newly furnished, do­
mile west of Moorland. He distributes ence triumph as great and far-reach­
it to his friends, and I will do ing as centuries back, when, emerging ing good business. Will exchange for
t: n same, and do all 1 can to help from the night of the Catacombs into farm and might pay a cash difference. ♦ >» 4c 4c 4c 4c ♦ « «
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you. Since the first of last October I the broad (lay of liberty, she flooded
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a
$6500
for
a
dray
and
express
busi
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have sent 34 subs, to “The Menace." the west with the light of her bless­
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The vile blasphemous priest of the Ro­ ings.” That's right! As soon as Rome ness, three teams and auto truck. Will *
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man church here in this town has put felt a little power she set up her In­ exchange for dairy or stock farm, up *
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Moorland n the map by his shameful quisition and pointed to the Blessed to $9000
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The
third
edition
of
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The
conduct at a funeral at the Congrega­ Redeemer, who was so gentle and
House and lot in Eugene to ex- « Escaped Nun from Mt. *
tional church here this fall. He has merciful to all men, then she proceed­
♦ Angel or the Last Stand of
been sent to wider fields in northern ed to make everybody do as the pope change for Silverton property.
Iowa. I am going to send you with commanded—first by twisting their
The Exposition Line—1915
4c Desperate
Despotism ’’ is *
this a copy of “The Menace," in which thumbs to pieces with the thumbscrew
160 acres 7*2 miles from Silverton, 4«
And now is the time to see California; to live outdoors
all gone, and we now have *
this priest Cory outrage is ably chron­ then by nipping their flesh with red on Abiqua creek, wttt exchange for
anil enjoy the sunshin', flowers, and summer sports. It
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Portland property. Stock and equip­
icled, except it does not half portray
the wheels turning out *
is a trip you cannot afford to miss.
the extreme brutality of the affair, hot pinchers, skinning them alive and ments will go with farm if desired. 4« another large edition. Send *
finally roasting them in public! Moth­ This will make an ideal dairy and
which fairly reeked with curses and er
* in your orders at once and *
used very persuasive meth­ stock ranch.
brazen vulgarity from start to finish. ods; church
H. E. BROWN,
they
were
very
persuasive,
too,
♦ sell them to your neighbors *
You will find the article marked. No
Silverton. Oregon.
♦ and friends.
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doubt you have seen this copy, but for and this was the way she "flooded the
West
with
the
light
of
her
blessings.
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fear you have not, I’ll send it.
4c
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I
have
just
listed
another
large
The
price
is
10c
each
but
—
Soereign
Odd
Fellow.
including Shasta Limited the train of modern service
With prayers for your health and
tract of land on Howell Prairie, the 4c you can get—
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the
reward
which
follows
right
doing,
with all steel up-to-the-minute equipment.
Do you want to quit ranching and cream of this great M’illamette valley. 4c
I remain your true friend for service. get a paving business or a home in I am looking forward, not backward.
12 (or........................ $ 1.00
The California and San Francisco Express Trains with
We sadiy need more like you.
town? Have you a few acres to trade If you could ahead 20 years, as you 4c 50 for.......................... $ 4.00 *
Standard, Tourist and Chair Cars and dining service that
in on a large farm? Do you want to can look back 20 years, you wouldn’t 4c 100 for........................ $ 7.00 *
will please.
FOR SALE.
exchange your house and lot for a keep your cash in the banks. Oregon 4c
500 for ...................... $32.00
home that is paying, near Silverton ? is just beginning to grow, the rancher
$1600 for a new 5-room cottage, just Have you an eastern farm to exchange is just beginning to prosper. Now is 4c 1000 for .................... $50.00 *
Call on noarest S. P. Agent and let him outline a trip,
completed, in good location; $500 for a nice home in the West? I have the time to get a home. Think of it! 4c
They sell every where *
some nice, clear inside property and These 10-acre homes are counted by 4c like hot cakes.. . Send for
quote fares and furnish Outing literature on California’s
down, terms to suit purchaser.
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business propositions to swap for thousands. Twenty years ago the 4c
famous resorts.
a bunch.
If you are looking for a snap, come farm land; also orchard and alfalfa .ante grants were 640-acre tracts own­
in. I have over 100x300 feet, all in land to exchange for stock or dairy ed by one man. Write to me, let me 4c J. E. HOSMER, Silvertor, *
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young orchard; 5-room house, city wa­ ranches; also some fine timber and explain my small homes to you. I 4c Oregon.
John M. Scott, Genera] Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
sawmills to sell, exchange or would have them from 5 acres up; easy ♦
ter. Make me an offer.
take a partner. Write or call. H. E. terms. Write or call. H. E. Brown, 4c emeeae*
H. E. BROWN,
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Box 145, Silverton, Oregon.
Brown, Silverton, Oregon.
Silverton, Oregon.
Don't you know that
FOR SALE! I
SCOTT’S SHORT ORDER
Restaurant
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/x the Place to Eat.
5
$
LADIES AND GENTS SUITS
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AND MADE TO ORDER
L. E. BROWN,
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HARNESS and SHOE SHOP.
$
1-
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W. A. CROSS, the Harness Man
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$
BEN HOFSTETTER
H. E. Brown
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