were talking of breaking the door with Silverton Thursday. March 19th. Don’t an ax, made their get awaj and all forget the date. They have no agents, Our Home Bakery la where PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY On Monday evening. March Hi, an they do not go from house to house. was again quiet.- our home people win out, not unusually entertaining program will In our hurry last week we forgot to T. L. Sullivan was visiting old-time only in quality ami quantity, be given at the Silverton opera house, : friends here last week, returning to mention tin' shadow Social of the Yeo­ some of the best talent in our city, but in the fact that the mon A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M. j his home at Stevenson. Wash., Tue- man lodge, which was a success. Tl e by under the auspices of the W. S. S. (’., total receipt were about $15. ey spent for home indu^ry I day. the proceeds to be used for the pur­ V eterinary W. A. Cross is still in Portland at chasing Don’t forget Church’s Candy Store, is still in Silverton, right of books for the public library. opposite the opera house, when you the Good Samaritan hospital, after his It is earnestly requested that everyone Office at Nichol’s Barn where we wunt it. Our hreud second operation for stomach trouble. in Silverton and vicinity attend, want real, pure, home-made sweets. is the best. Mrs. Cross writes from there that he Green BIB. Everybody is glad to see Glen and 35 cents. Phone No. Night Black 1292 is very sick and suffering much pain, mission, 15, 25 Loomis back at his old stand in the but PAR I’ ONE. t uke, Cruller«, and Cookie« that he went through the opera ­ Mandolin Club ........................... Appeal office again. He arrived Mon­ tion fine. Fancy Pastry and I’ie« : : : V’ocal Solo—"Good Night, Dear" day. \ picture received from Mrs. Ida ........................................ R. Anderson are some of the other tempt The fine improvements in the Peo­ Dedrick shows the snow piled up ill HOSMER & DOWN Mrs. L. E. Brown. ing good things that you can ples Bank building is a good th'ng for the streets of Sumpter, almost as high Violin Solo ........ Mrs. Madge Watson always find here. There is L awyers the whole city. Hur'ah for our cor­ Us the bill . I he pit lure wa vlak Accompanist, Miss Bernice Smith. no use linking when such ner! en about a week ago. ' It is hard to .Mixed Quartet "Come Where the Hosmer Bldg. Silverton. Ore. wholesome and pure food cun If you want a Gravity Hand Culti­ realize here in Silverton, with our Lilies Bloom".... Will L. Thompson be secured so reasonably. vator this spring, order it now. of J. green grass and beautiful flowers, Mrs. M. G. Gunderson, Miss Em­ birds and warm sunshine, that there E. Hosmer. ma Loe, .Mr. Hugo llaaland, Alt. DR. R. S. PETTIT. Selmer Ne Doctor James Moore, district super­ are mountains of snow in other parts Reading "Prior to Miss Belle’s Ap­ intendent of the M. E. Conference, w as of our state. CHIROPRACTOR. H SCHMIDBAUER. pearance”........ Jas. Whitcomb Riley hen* Tuesday and held quarterly con­ P hone : B lack 1962 Mrs. P. L. Brown. 4 hi : l XI i \ ri w MESS \(,E. ference. Office at Residence. Instrumental - “Invitation to the John W. I.. Smith, the rural school Dance".......................... Von \A eber The voice of reason and of faith Park Street. 2 blocks east of superintendent, was hefe Monday and combining Miss Nora Skjelver. in the larger Hopes of life visited with the Bethany and Brush High School. Intermission. and of 1 uman possibility is the Unita­ Creek districts. rian message. Religion to be vital Mrs. George Steelhammer, the wife and PART TWO. helpful must combine the knowl­ of our popular druggist, was an out­ and facts of science, with the Mandolin Club...................................... DR. B. L. STEEVES going passenger on the Salem morn­ i edge light of reason and of faith, with the Ladies Quartet "Carmena"........... Practice limited’to ing train Tuesday. ................................. H. Lane Wilson beauty of art in the promotion of the S. Peterson, of Toledo, with the Sun­ highest interests and holiest hopes of Mesdames Bentson, Richardson, EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT set Salmon Canning Co., passed life. W hatever may have been men's Maili, Seitz. Room aWSteevv» Buildinu through Silverton on his way to Mc­ notions and ideals of religion in past Vocal Solo—" Welcome S w e e t Spring”........................... Rubenstein ages, whatever forms and symbols and S alem . - - O regon Kee Wednesday. Mrs. L. F. Evenson. The W. C. T. U. will sell green rib­ methods may have been part of the bon bows March 17th at 5 cents each. magical systems of old. religion today Reading "intensely Utter”. .Selected W rite or Phone Me lor Katen. Miss Cassie Blackerby The places of sale are “The Shop,” and is beginning to mean Life, rather than form. If religion is the highest ex­ Instrumental ............................. Selected the Variety Store. Miss Bernice Smith. The first of a series of lectures by pression of the primary spiritual im­ Charges Reasonable. Rev. Tischer. of Salem, was held at pulse of life, so also is life—the higher Vocal Solo "My Little Love" Hawley Mrs. S. E. Richardson. the W. O. W. hall last Sunday. The spiritual life- the chief purpose and Violin Solo .......... Mrs. Madge Watson second of the series will be given next object of religion, pure and undetiled. Accompanist, Miss Bernice Smith. Religion is beginning to mean and to Sunday evening. Something new and nifty in the way emphasize "the inner life” more ami ORG ANIZATION OF GOl>(. > of towels, dresser scarfs, center-pieces, more. We are growing into a clearer con ­ E. Coltrin went to Salem Thursday. handbags and pillow tops at The Shop. ception of that precious life-teaching Editor Silverton Journal: I hav ■ seen the great army of unem­ George Mingers and Dick Dixon of Jesus, who made “the inner king­ Walter Fry was in Woodburn Mon­ have taken charge of the blacksmith dom” the key and cornerstone of all ployed of the city of Portland -thou­ day. sands of honest workmen eager to Maurice Jones went to Salem Mon­ shop on the corner of Lewis and First real and true deliverance. The finding make an honest living, who are denied streets. Give the boys a boost. of "inner reality,” of the living pres­ tile right. day. 1 don't belie', e -tillering Joseph Moser went to Salem Tues­ Mrs. M. M. Sayer’s son. Arthur ence of the spirit (which giveth life) humanity can stand the strai t much S 01 Ward, of Portland, got homesick to leads to the knowledge of truth and of longer. 1 believe we are on the vergt day. God. by which alone is freedom, by see his mama and he. his wife and J. E. Johnson went to Portland of establishing a great co-operative baby came up from Portland and which alone is the higher lil>erty, by commonwealth, and 1 believe it wit: Monday. which alone is the higher joy of the See the new cross-stitch at “The stayed over Sunday. liberated life, which is the burst on the nation like a tidal wa' e. Sec Samples nt Roger«' Store. Last Sunday, whi’e Mrs. Wm. spiritually This unjust system will be crushed. Shop.” true Christian life. was at church, and William was Any person with sound reas >n knows First the inner kingdom, all power Peach trees are in blossom in Sil -1 Moore also away, some one broke into their .t it allows a few men to be-'onr. addition. Truth is the eternal rock th verton. house and stole a lot of clothing. No in mil'ionaires while two-thirds of in ami foundation, even as Love is the ! Clara Palmquist was a Salem visitor ■ arrests have been made at this writ­ divine power in and of the gospel of I '.educing class are in an act-;:.! . uff ■ • Tuesday. ing. Jesus by which hearts and souls of iig condition for want of the tv ts S. K. Bergland went to Portland: Found.—In front of Journal office, a men are to be freed front shadows of saries of life. This is not right. T uesday. profit system should be abolish­ gold cuff-button, with initial letter. bondage, ignorance, superstition, idol­ ed The and a great co-operative common­ Mrs. Annie Tweed went to Salem Show mate, pay for this ad. and take atry’ povertv and death. wealth established. Under the law of Wednesday. THE PASTOR. the button. God and nature, a few men have no I Mrs. M. G. Gunderson went to Dal­ These are busy days in the Willam­ right to control all the wealth and | las Monday. ette valley. Some are running motor­ means of production, live in luxury I Wanted. — Y’oung Calves. Phone cycles, some autos, some wheelbat ami ride in palace cars, while the men Green 155. 18p21. rows, some are running blind pigs a® Anti-Saloon League to hold meet- ; who built the railroad and the cars Attorney Dan Allen was in the city some just running a bluff. ings in Silverton Friday, Saturday anil I and produced' all the wealth of the | over Sunday. I have some sawmills and timber Sunday nights. All meetings to be; land, tramp the ties in hunger, misery I PHONE BLACK 681 Noel Wolfard came up from Mill j land to exchange for most anything of held in the Christian church. Rev. J. i and want. good value, or to sell at a discount, as G. Adams is to be the chief speaker. ; Brother Hosmer, I want to whisper i City Tuesday. parties are wishing to retire from Mr. Adams is a whirlwind temperance something in your ear: “Forget the All work done in the «hortest possible tim<- "e arc equip­ Harry Hobart was a business visitor business _ j and get in town. Come in orator, one of the best mimics on the I Catholic church.” If a religious organ- at Salem Monday. ped to bundle all kinds of furniture, pianos, etc - with very little and see me, or write. H. E. Brown, temperance stage, a rich vein of hu- ization is wrong and sinful, it will die. The »newest cross-stitch designs at Box 145, Silverton, Oregon. danger of any damage done. mor often convulsing his audience | If it is right, it will prevail. I don't The Shop” this week. -with laughter, permeates his lectures. ! lielieve there is an organization of God Atter four months waiting. J. E. Miss Mattie Hunter went to Port-1 Myer's, of The Journal force, has at He has a power of holding a crowd under the sun that has not brought land Wednesday. last received his household goods from that few men possess. He is a natural light and glory to humanity. Your We see the beautiful gosbeaks are Des Moines, Iowa. Just such thing.- born actor and orator and has been I talent as a journalist, a reformer and with us again. as this only hastens "government own- styled by the press as the Dynamic ! a writer is too great to waste in try­ and Prohibition Evangel­ ing to disrupt an organization of Frank Whitlock was in the Capital , ership,” and especially when the I Temperance EDWIN A. LINSCOTT. i charges and over charges are becom- ist of America. He can make you Christ. the first of the week. i laugh and he can make you cry. This i ing almost unbearable. Everybody and his wife is making has been taken from quota- H. E. Brown is certainly a cracker­ ' estimate garden in Silverton. tions from various newspapers of to sell property. A Coos county from which state he hails. The Ole Loe went to Siletz to see about jack 160-acre farm, a large hotel in Twin I Texas Anti-Saloon league will be a big factor Some time ago I read several arti­ his property Wednesday. Falls, and a Silvertot» cottage home The Oregonian will always be found went last week and several other deals in putting Oregon dry this year. Don’t cles in one of the Silverton papers which found a good deal of fault with miss these lectures. on sale at The Delicatessen. are just about to be closed. people who send away from their LEON L. MYERS, Mrs. Charles McCleod was in the T. H. Brokke, accompanied by Mrs. home town for groceries and other Christian Minister. Capital City Tuesday. Brokke and their little daughter, as I thing.-. I made up my mind that there Mrs. James Edison was in Salem far as Portland, started for Hill coun- , must be something behind these arti­ BETHANY ITEMS. Wednesday and Thursday. ty, Idaho Tuesday. Mr. Brokke has cles and so I concluded to try the ex­ W. B. Van Cleave was a Salem pas­ three sons who have each taken up Mrs. Adams met with a bad accident periment cf sending away for things 320 acre homesteads in that booming Saturday senger Monday morning. ,y when riding to town. town, The myself. I did so, and to my astonish­ The new fillet ribbons and valdour country. horses became frightened and Mrs. ment, I saved from 30 per cent to 40 Parties who borrowed my pitchfork, Adams jumped from the rig. She re- per cent above all expenses and receiv­ braid are now in at “The Shop.” and bits, clevises, etc., might ceived a broken leg and was badly ed the same or better goods than I Grandma Heinz spent Wednesday at brace brine1 them back, as they were old shaken but went to Salem in the even- could get at home. This is the reason the John Whitlock home in Selah. I send away for my goods, and I be­ heirlooms and I’d like to keep them ing. Anton Fischer was here from Salem from getting rusty. Harry Desart. lieve it will help build up our home The Bethany Sewing Circle met at over Sunday at the Phil Hicks home. 19cl9. the home of Mrs. Nada Grinde Febru­ town fully as much as though I gave 30 or 40 per cent to the other fel­ A full line of art goods from San Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hepburn went to ary 28, 1914. An excellent lunch was the School District Bond Election Notice. THE GREATEST SYSTEM OF Francisco just arrived at The Shop. Woodburn Thursday on a visit, and served and a pleasant time had by all. low. Yours for the Prosperity of the re Peo­ ’rospenty or CULTIVATION ON EARTH Stall1 of Oregon, County of Marion, E. C. McLaughlin went to Portland then expected to go to Canada Friday. ' It was decided to meet next at the ple. P. I’. J. TALSATER. School District No. 4, ss. yesterday and from there to Salem. Mr. Hepburn has worked in the Fisch­ home of Mrs. Anderson March 14. Notice is hereby given that at the Donald Bowen had a bad accident J. W. Hugill, the Victor Point black­ er Flouring Mills here for two years The price of the Gravity 11a d Cul­ school Wanted—Angora Goata. district bond election hereby Sunday. He was at the Pearl Berns smith, was in Woodbum over Sunday. and has made many friends. .... called to be held at High School build­ A carload of Angora does, not over tivator is farm when kicked in the back by a J. J. Oeder and Harvey Lincoln The price of the Gravity Junior is Silverton is a dandy little city and ing in Silverton, in and for school dis­ receiving two broken ribs and six years old, with Kills by their sides. $5. is improving every day in everv way. started overland with team to Myrtle horse, Also have orders for mixed lots. trict No. 4. of Marion county, Oregon, being severely bruised but is now im ­ The price of the Gravity attachment Saturday, Please advise use at once what you The Misses Dora and Nora Skjlver Creek via Drain Tuesday. These proving. the fourteenth day of March young men have purchased a 160-acre] is $2.50. have for sale, and the price. Address went to Salem Thursday for the day. D. 1914, between the hours of two farm in that section and as their new | Miss Ella Plett is very sick with Secretary Northwest Angora Goat As­ These inventions are beyond ques­ A. ’clock p. m. and seven o’clock p. m., The best clover seed for sale. In­ place has 1200 prune trees, the editor j pneumonia. tion the greatest that were ever used o there will be submitted to the legal quire of A. Lindholm. Phone Red 272. expects to get full of prunes next Charles Howell has so far recovered sociation, Stock Exchange Building, in a garden. voters thereof the f 15; $4.00 per hundred. C. for cir. lem train Tuesday morning. J. ft. IIOSMKK, Mfg., Silverton, Oregon. chard, berries and garden, for $3500. his early recovery are entertained by manity. S. Shattuc, South Water Street. Is this a snap? Church, the candy man, is the only his many friends. It is the unfeelinb and ignorant pro­ _______ 18p22 Eighty acres, about 10 miles from place to get the pure and delicious a^^®Call at Hotel Andersen Thurs- geny of a brutal business system that Silverton, on county road and near sweets. neither encourages intellectual worth A fine dairy ranch for exchange for *^Hy