20 in the M. E. hall at that place and with his relatives and eastern friends
CAPITAI. CITV IN VERY l>RY.
a right good time is assured. Every in mourning for his untimely death.
body is cordially invited to attend. 2t
Stop selling cigarettes to the boys Temperane« People of Oregon Are
Mrs. Madge Peters n, of Portland, . or when arrested and fined, take your
Gaining a Great Victory.
was here this week looking after her ’ medicine without a whimper and
P. A. LOAR, M. D.
Silverton property.
blame nobody but yourself.
The recent victory of the temper­
P hysician and S urgeon
Another Silverton man is getting a ance forces at the Capital of Oregon
J. J. Arnold went to Salem Monday
most ingenious invention patented is very significant and The Journal
O ffice : Over Brooks & Steel­ to be with his brother, who is there in through
tne law office of J. E. Hosmer. man feels proud of his work and rec
the hospital.
Announcements
and demonstrations ord as a tighter against the done evil
hammer’s drug store.
Mr and Mrs. John Neal were in Sa­
when he thinks of the many hard-
given
later.
Wednesday as witnesses on the
fought battles with the saloonatics
Phones office 761; residence 762 lem
Don
’
t
forget
that
on
the
evening
of
Ayres vs. Wray case.
and blind-piggera. He row realizes
February 24 there will be a _ wedding
............„
S. Bergland and hrs sons. C. S. and at the Christian church. It will lx* the that the work has jiot been in vain.
S. K. Bergland, went to Salem on auto wedding of Tom Thumb and Miss Salem is not only dry. but it is dr to
A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M.
stay, for the abolition of the saloon is
business Tuesday.
Midget.
n part of the city charter.
V eterinary
See the Old Trusty Incubators and
Miss Laura Tafel, of Portland, and
Now let the good work be carried
Brooders
at
the
Cash
Produce
Market
Mr. Ole Streed. the genial clerk at into Portland, the great metropolis
Office at Nichol’s Barn
befor buying elsewhere.
tf Aim’s grocery, were married in Port­ and the stronghold of \u<■
891.
Let us know if you don't get your land last Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
"And let ns not be weary in well­
Phone No. Green
Night Black 1292 paper promptly. There are reasons Streed are now at home in the Hubbs doing; for in due season we shall reap,
mansion on Fiske street.
for our asking you to do this.
if we faint not."
For Sale.—Ten-acre tract. $1000;
Clarence Amos and Clare Jervis
went to Carlton Tuesday where they also 26 acres, part grain, 11 acres or­
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
chard, spring water, tine «oil; $3000,
expect to get work for a time.
Oakland, Cai.
CHIROPRACTOR.
Bert Farnsworth went to Salem yes- terms. Eight acres hop land, close to Mr. Hosmer:
P hone : B lack 1062
Silverton.
$800
;
240
acres
well
im
­
j terday.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find three sub­
$65 per acre. Will sell any
Office at Residence.
Mrs. Anna Katzenmeyer was a Mt. proved,
scriptions for your paper for one year,
part
or
all
of
the
above.
H.
E.
Brown.
$3.00. Send two dozen booklets, "The
Park Street. 2 blocks east of I Angel visitor Thursday.
Box 145, Silverton, Oregon.
Escaped Nun From Mt. Angel." En­
A. Moote and his little son. Palmer,
High School.
Are
you
looking
for
a
nice
dairy
and
closed find $8. Keep balance for your
1 went to Salem Thursday.
stock farm, equipped? I have 240 defense fund. I got the first issue of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kubberness were acres .not far out, adjoining outside
your paper about two weeks ago; have
’ in the Capital City yesterday.
range. Can sell and give terms, or not received any since. Please get
HOSMER & DOWN
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rains, of Wapi- exchange for farm, or a few
acres
*
my address right, as follows.
L awyers
nitia. are visiting in Silverton.
close to goiwi school. H. E. Brown,
R. Rierson and Andrew Qua'I were Silverton, Oregon.
Albany, Oregon.
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore. passengers
for the Capital Monday.
$2600—Close to the big sawmill in Dear Editor:
I wish to become a regular auhacrib-
A. Miller and his son-in-law, H. V. Silverton, 2’s acres. Orchard, berries,
Musser, were in Mt. Angel yesterday. garden, good loam, 7-room house, good er to your Journal, so enclose the re­
1915—Salem 's Popu 1 ation—50,000
L. E. Brown, the tailor, is agent for barn, all kinds of out buildings; tine mainder of the dollar. As I have
BECHTEL & BYNON
“The Royal Tailors." See him about a place for man who works at mill. This only sent 25 cents to you. I enclose 75
is a low cash price. H. E. Brown, Sil­ cents. I am handing out the Journals
new suit.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
to others and think it will bring you
Church, the candy man, is the only verton. Oregon.
The "blind pigs” in Silverton are other subscribers. I think all anti­
AND LOANS
place tc get the pure and delicious
very quite these prosperous times, Catholics should take your paper.
SW“< t.-.
With best wishes for your success.
Telephone 452
and our city has practically no drunk­
D. M. Shields was visiting two sons enness
I am very sincerely.
whatever.
It
is
certainly
347 State St. S alem . O regon and a daughter in Portland last week, much better than the old days of
returning Sunday.
drunken rows, suits and jail sentences. Editor Silverton Journal:
A large per cent of our friends and
Miss Marie Hamre went to Portland Everybody rejoice.
neighbors ure taking the Menace, u
Tuesday. She expects to visit in the
DR. B. L. STEEVES
I
have
some
tine
city
property,
also
Missouri paper which makes one shiv­
big city for several weeks.
some good paying business proposi­
Practice limited?to
Donald Wolfard and Joe I.udovetzke tions in Silverton and other towns er to read many of the things it pub­
were outgoing passengers on the Sa­ here in the valley to exchange for lishes about Romanism. My sister
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
gave me some blanks to till out for
lem morning train yesterday.
farm land; also some good clear Port­ your paper, so thought if I took the
Room 209 Steeve# Building
Mrs. Grover Simmons went to Sa­ land homes to trade for outside prop­ paper and passed them around after I
S alem ,
-
-
O regon lem yesterday to be wrrti tier husband, erty. See me for an honest deal. H. read them, maybe it would help a lit­
who has been courtin’ there all E. Brown, Box 145. Silverton, Oregon. tle.
through court week.
BASKET BALI. NEWS.
The little 22-months-old baby of Mr.
Emporia. Kansas.
and Mrs. Green was very badly injur­
Mr. J. E. Hosmer. Silverton, Oregon.
ed one day this week by a can of con­
Last Saturday Silverton defeated
Dear Sir: Enclosed is $1. Please
centrated lye being spilled over its Albany with the-score standing 56 to send me 12 booklets, “The Escaped
face and hands.
20. The Albany boys were fine fel­ Nun From Mt. Angel.” Wishing you
Don’t forget Church’s Candy Store, lows and well-built, but were “not in success in what you have undertaken
opposite the opera house, when you it,” with our trained champions. Our for the protection of liberty, 1 atn.
boys evidently felt sorry for their very sincerely yours.
want real, pure, home-made sweets.
Dr. Loar was in Salem Wednesday.
Chicago, Illinois.
Kids under 16 years of age ought neighbor kidlets and put two of our
Clothing at a bargain at Bentson’s. not to smoke cigarettes. Don't sell second team players on in the second J. E . Hosmer.
half. But Silverton just can't help
Dear Sir: Enclosed find one dollar
J. P. Towery was in Salem Mon­ them, merchants. It’s against the law. beat everything in sight on their own for which send me one dozen booklets,
See ?
day.
floor especially.
the fourth edition. I just received your
G. A. Bock and his cousin, G. Mi­
S. Phillippi, of Scio, was in the city
The game that was »»Hied with the Journal of January 23. I think it is
chaelson,
who
has
been
visiting
here
T uesday.
Corvallis team was cancelled by Cor­ O. K. Respectfully,
Mrs. T. E. Givens was a Salem visi­ from the East, went to Salem Tues­ vallis on account of examinations in
day.
the O. A. C., etc. They promise to
tor Monday.
E. H. Campbell, of British Colum­ come over and give us a trial some
Attorney L. J. Adams was in Salem
bia. after visiting here at the home of time in the near future.
Tuesday.
Hal Shelton, went to Seattle Wednes­
Tomorrow night we will play the
Archie Wolfard is at home from his day.
We have just what
Roseburg aggregation, who are said
California trip.
you are looking for
For Sale.—Pure blood Rose-Comb to have beaten everything in sight in
G. H. Harris went to Salem on busi­ Rhode Island Red eggs, $1.00 per set­ their “neck o’ the woods.” “Let 'er
ness Wednesday.
BIG SAVING ON FIRST COST
ting of 13. Ed R. Adams, South Wa­ buck!”
Charles Warner took a trip to the ter Street.
13c21
There are so many things that
The Children’s Hour.
Capital Monday.
A doll rack for sale. Having good
At 3:30 p. m. Saturday Silverton we have that you need, just as
Councilman Opsund was in the Cap­ reasons for selling, I will sell this ex­
cellent rack cheap, if taken at once.
children from 5 to 10 years of age will good as new. Come in and see.
ital City Tuesday.
lp-tf be entertained at the Rest Room libra­
Attorney Robert Down was in Sil­ J. J. Weaver.
CHARLES WEBB
A. C. Hartley, after delivering an ry with stories about the wren and the
verton Wednesday.
chickadee, the dandelion and daisy, a
Chief of Police Yates was at the address at the Porter school house little poem about the organ grinder’s
Sunday, returned Monday to the Uni­
Capital Wednesday.
monkey and a fairy story. This work
versit ■ at Eugene.
W. H. Vearrier was in Salem Wed-
for the children is of very great im­
Go
to
Church
’
s
Candy
Store,
on
the
n sday as a witness.
portance and every lover of the chil­ ;
You have
one
more
comer of Water and Oak streets, if dren
and their future work and happi­
John Goetz and Brady Davis were you want to get pure, wholesome can­
chance
to
help
the
victim
ness will rejoice and appreciate the
in the Capital Wednesday.
dies.
efforts of the good promoters.
Turl Leverige was a passenger for
before he is offered up on
W.
M.
Smith,
of
Bums,
and
his
Salem Wednesday morning.
daughter, Bessie, have returned home
the $50.000 law suit. He ;
Why Don't You?
Miss Clara Johnson was in the city after a ten days’ visit here with the
does
not ask much—only
A
farmer
who
was
carrying
an
ex-
from Portland over Sunday.
former’s sister, Mrs. M. Cooley.
Slade, the popular young merchant, I^M^kDrs. Lowe & Turner, eye spe- press package from a city mail order
everyone
who reads
that
house, was accosted by a local mer­
was a Salem visitor Tuesday.
^I^Fcialists, of Portland, will be in chant:
this
tries to get one new .’
"Why
didn
’
t
you
buy
that
bill
J. W. L. Smith, the school man, was
Silverton again Thursday, Feb­ of goods from me? I could have saved
subscriber to the SILVER-
visiting the Hullt schools this week.
ruary 19, at Hotel Anderson.
you the express and besides you would ■
A brand new piano for sale at a
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gilbert, after have been patronizing a home store,
TON JOURNAL.
very low price. Call at this office.
visiting here with the former’s sister, which helps pay the taxes and builds
Mrs.
C.
W.
Rogers,
have
departed
for
up this locality.” With characteristic
Advance showings and fancy dress
southern California, where they ex­ frankness, the farmer asked: “Why
goods and trimmings at Bentson’s.
don’t you patronize your home paper
Sale agency of W. L. Douglas Shoes pect to make a home.
$3500— SYg acres in town, fruit of and advertise? I read it and didn’t
—Famous shoes for men at Bentson’s.
kinds, garden and berries, 6-room know you had the goods, I have here,
Church, the candy man, is the only- all
house,
bam and all kinds of out build­ nor do I ever see your name in the
>
place to get the pure and delicious ings; good
wire fences, city w’ater; paper inviting me to come to your
sweets.
store.
”
price is right; terms. H. E. Brown,
Friends of Liberty and
Mrs. W. T. Main and little daughter, Silverton, Oregon.
< Truth, this is your fight as
Margaret, were Salem visitors Wed­
Notice
—
School
District
No.
4.
Mrs. Birdie McMain’s mother, Mrs.
nesday.
■
J. A. Dutton, died at her home in Ltxii, To All Legal Voters of Above-Named < well as ours. We will never
Miss Alice Judd, who visited at the Virginia, January 19. Mrs. McMain’s
< surrender, but we are up
District:
M. Small home, returned to Salem friends extend their sympathy to h« r
A special meeting of the voters of < against a big battle in the
Monday.
ir. her deep sorrow.
School District No. 4, of Marion coun­
form of a $50,000 damage
B. R. Bentson and George Hibbard
Use the subscription blanks we en­ ty will be held on Saturday, February < suit, and a criminal libel suit ■
were passengers for Salem Tuesday close in The Journal to get us new 7, 1914, at the high school building in
by the Roman Catholics.
morning.
subs, It is the only way we can sur- Silverton at 2 o’clock in the afternoon
< We have been boycotted by >
vive.
of
said
day,
for
the
purpose
of
receiv
­
This
is
your
fight,
as
well
as
If you want a Gravity Hand Culti­
law breakers, threatened *
vator this spring, order it now, of J. ours. Let’s each do his part well and ing a report from the board of di­
rectors of said district. A report as to
a great victory will be won.
E. Hosmer.
with death by fanatics, and
the conditions of the available room
H. L. F rd, a former pastor of Sil- in the school buildings of said district,
The Misses Fina and Anna Nilson
thrown into the street bodily ■
were here visiting with their parents verton, conducted the funeral of Mr. and the further consideration of any
for telling the truth, and
Rydman,
at Woodbum, . recently . and
.
over Sunday.
deemed necessity together
are now where we actually
will be in Portland for some time af­ changes
Sale agency for Queen Quality Shoes ter visiting several other Oregon with the taking up of the question of
must have help, or this very
—famous shoes for women, at Bent- cities. Mr. Ford is on the road all the erecting a new building to meet the
essential work for higher
requirements
at
this
time.
son’a.
time in the service of the Christian
and better things can not ■
By order of the board.
Theo. Opsund, who has been visiting church.
M. COOLEY,
continue.
No one will ever
here from Portland, took a trip to Sa­
News comes of the death of Henry O. E. Thompson,
Chairman.
know
how
much the few
lem Tuesday.
Oppenlander, who will be remembered
Clerk.
friends
whose
namesappear
by
many
here
as
a
former
Silverton
Frank Morley returned from Cali­
in
this
“
Defense
Fund”
fornia Monday. He appears much im­ baker. Mr. Oppenlander was sick for
AWAKE, SONS OF FREEDOM.
a long time at Wolcottville, Indiana,
proved in health.
have
really
helped
us,
for it
from an operation for appendicitis. He
is too long a story to tell
The Marquam schools will give a died in that city the first of January Awake, ye sons of freedom!
Washington Neck-tie Social February and his many friends here will join
here; but keep it coming,
Arouse ye in your might!
Arm in defense of liberty,
and the greatest thing ever
.Make ready for the fight.
accomplished in the United y
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LOCAL NEWS
Second Hand Store
Our Homa Bakery Is where
our home people win out, not
only in quality and quantity, I
but in the fact that the mon
ey «pent for home industry
is still in Silverton, right
where we want it. <>ur bread
Is the boat.
Cake, ('rullerà, and Uouklea
Fancy Pastry and Pies • ; ;
are some of the other tempt
ing good things that you can
always limi lien*. There Is
no use baking when such
wholesome and pure food cun
be secured so reasonably.
THE SILVERTON BAKERY
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We were more than pleased with the success of our “Specials” last
Saturday and as we promised, here we have some more for Saturday
next. In any business deal you receive a discount for cash; we give
you the same.
Tender, juicy steak, per lb............................................................ 15c
Choice beef to boil, per lb............................................... 10@12!4c
Fresh Hamburger steak, 2 lbs. for ......................................... 25c
Mixed p»rk sausage, 2 lbs. for................................................... 25c
Young pig pork roast, per lb......................................................... 15c
Young pig pork chops, any kind, per lb.................................. 15c
EXTRA SPECIAL GUARANTEED PURE HOME-RENDERED
LARI)
Number 5’s .................. 65c
Number 10’s .................. $1.25
Not in the fish trust. Cowlitz River Smelt—ours are always fresh,
three pounds for 10c; per box of 50 pounds, $1.25. Give us a trial and
cut the high cost of living.
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An unseen foe is lurking near,
A serpent in disguise,
Though clad in vestments of the cross
A cloven foot he hides.
Awake, ye sons of freedom,
Before it is too late,
Arouse this sleeping nation
To its impending fate.
Break down the vaunted power
These religious minions claim
Before the inquisition
And stakes are raised again.
Awake, ye sons of freedom!
Shake off this lethargy
And help to make our public schools
The bulwark of the free.
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To all the people of the world
Send out this proclamation:
No king, no pope or religious sect
Shall rule this mighty nation.
—Christian Advocate.
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newspaper will soon be
recorded in The Silverton
Journal.
The following have con­
tributed to the Journal’s
Defense Fund:
Previously acknowledg­
ed .......................
$728.50
George W. Barrow
1.00
Jamea Slaton ....
1.00
Otto E. Anderaon .
1.00
Ira S. Buchanan ..
8.80
An M. I). Friend .
1.00
Ann Arbor l.adiea
1.00
Geo. A. Dalziei ...
1.00
J. B. Minor...........
1.00
1.00
A Friend ...............
I. uvie Stimaa.........
.50
J. Garrigua ...........
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