The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915, July 17, 1914, Image 4

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MORTESON NEWS
Miss Mary Peters who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. Fluk'd
Davenport at Mortenson returned to
her home Tuesday
Mr. Gale Jones »pent Saturday and
Sunda) at the home of Bred Ausmus.
Grandma Blair who has l>een visit­
ing with her daughter Mrs. Lucy
Dunagan returned to her home Wed­
nesday.
Mrs. Ollie Ausmus and son Fred
were at Silverton a few days this
week.
Grandma Dunagan who has been
staying with her son Willis returned
to Oregon Citv where »tie w'll stay for
sometime.
Misses Nellie and Alice Smith visit-
ed with Mary and Mamie Peters
Sunday .
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
OF THE STATE
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Information About Factories and En­
terprise* That Employ Labor and
Matter* Affecting the Development
of Oregon.
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(Compi'ed by the State Bureau
Industries and Statistics.)
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of
FOR SALE
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1 wish Io announce Io the public that I have moved three
doors South on Water Street. I am now ready for huaineaa.
would be pleased to have my friend*. and particular thoee
wiahing home* to call and aee me. I he firm will be known
an BAKE III RS I & BROWN.
C. L. Gano proposes a aeries of
state-controlled coffee clubs, to cost
$3000 to install, stat», county and city
each paying one-third of cost and
We have juat Hated aome buaineaa proposition*,atore, hotel,
maintenance.
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livery and feed stable, confectionary, billard hall, dray ■ nd
Work began on the new Simpson
truck buaineaa. Tlwae are tor wale or exchange.
Hotel at North Bend to cost $75.000.
Newport has let contract for a new
160 aerea on line auto road, 45 acre* in crop, orchard
PURE
CLEAN
high school to cost $16,000.
berriea, apring water, $33 per acre Including crop, or will
Boring gets a new sawmill, lumber
cheap for cash.
The bonds carried for Silverton’s
company
and shingle mill.
new school-house.
Wn have aererai out aide propertiea Io axchange fi>r
The Portland, Eugene and Eastern
Mrs, W. E. Sprague.
Wouldn’t it be funny if the Romans has finished ballasting its loop trucks
residence
and income properly.
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At her home on F irst and B. Sts., takes orders and delivers —
concluded that it is to their advantage at Eugene at an expense of several
$3600 for 51 aerea tine nightly home good land, good
Home made Bread and all kinds of home made Baking, Cakes.
to “turn the other cheek also”?
thousand dollars.
road. 30 aerea in cultivation tine building*. I Ida ia for ex­
Itoughnuts, Pie*. Etc. Etc.
Clare Jervis is here on a furlow
By a break in the plant of the
change.
See IM.
Leave orders at C. W. Rogers.
from San Francisco. He expects to American Can Co. at Portland several
stay in that Pacific metropolis for hundred hands were laid off at
WHOLESOME
HEALTHFUL
about two months and then go where- Eugene and in the berry fields.
ever the navy service calls him.
July 14 Silverton votes on a $15,000
SILVERTON, OREGON
Yesterday, Miss Eva Coolidge, the bond issue for better school facilities.
The Pacific States Telephone Co.,
Buy a home of the C ascade Real Cowdan family and the Service family
all departed for Newport. Miss is spending about $200,000 on new
Estate Co., pay for it as rent.
Coolidge and all the Cowden family lines to Astoria, and on the Columbia
Mrs. Ben Roaheim came over f rom excepting Bess went with automobiles highway to Hood River.
HOSMER & DOWN
Newport this week for a visit with and Bess and the Services followed
The Attorney General and Labor »♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦w
L awyers
i her parents Mr. and Mrs. I.D. Thomas. later by train.
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Commissioner are making a light to
Mrs. Alma Fischer, her litt'e baugh-
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore.
force
the
work
on
the
Grants
Pass
and
When the Guardians of Liberty
. ter Eugenia and her brother, Avery
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organized in Silverton they were re­ Crescent City railrdad onto an eight
I Hicks went to Salem Thursday.
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fused the use of the commercial Club hour basis, on the theory that it is a
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DR. R. S. PETTIT.
Clay and Floyd Allen and Earl rooms, even after they had been municipal project.
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Adams went to Newport Wednesday promised: but we notice that a knights
CHIROPRACTOR.
North Bend has adopted Bitulithic
I where they expect to be joined by of Columbus Lodge, recently organ pavement to cost $1.88 per yard.
Has been Nominated by the Socialist Party ö
P hone : B lack 1062
■ their friend Paul Weiser in a few ized in Centralia, held its meetings in
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Siuslaw Fishermens union will
Office at Residence.
days.
the Commercial Club rooms of that operate Rose Hill cannery at Florence.
Park Street. 2 blocks east of
of Oregon for
Dr. J. W. Vogel, the eye specialist city. Go to mass!
Macadam highway in Multnomah
High School.
will make regular trips to Silverton
Silverton’s f:ne streets were not county costs $150 a mile for upkeep.
every 30 days. Ask him for refer- budt with blood-money form Saloons
Iowa is the third state to knock out
I ences in the city and in the sur­ nor from widows’ hard earnings paid the Blue Sky law that is also attack­
DR. B. L. STEEVES
rounding country.
37ctf to priests to preach a dead husband ed n the federal courts of Oregon.
Practice limited to
If Elected* the moat Careful, Conacientioua and Talented l egal
The S. P. Co. will expend $16,(MM)
If
you
wish
to
exchange
a
farm
for out of purgatory. This is something
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
city property or city property for a like a land of the free; can’t we keep it rebuilding 15 miles of highway on the
Service will be given to the People of the State.
Room 209 Sleeve« Build ins
farm, we are in business for that that way and continue to make it bet­ Willamette above Springfield.
A plant will be built at Portland
S alem .
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O regon purpose. Come and look at our list ter and better?
Study the Principlea he .Advocate».
for the manufacture of e'ectrolytic
of exchanges. Cascade Real Estate
Our
friends
have
almost
swamped
Patronize
gas at Center and 17th streets.
Company.
us with work this week taking care of
Crater Lake gets $100,000 for high­
JOE GRINDE’S
Mr. and Mrs Aubry Wolfard and the new subscribers. That is just
OPERA HOUSE BARBER SHOP their four children have been visiting what we want. Keep them coming. way improvements.
Congress has appropriated $15,000
old Even if we haven’t time to personally
Water and Oak Sts. Silverton, Ore. I in Silverton. Mr. Wolfard’s
A TIMELY PARADY
THE GREATEST SYSTEM OF
for
new hatchery on the Clackamas.
‘ school master, Hosmer, was glad to answer all the kind letters, we thank
CULTIVATION ON EARTH
"Truth
has
fallen
in
the
street
and
Coos
Bay
gets
a
new
life
saving
meet him again and to know that he the CHAIN GANG just the same.
I equity can not enter.”—Bible.
station
to
cost
$40,000.
is prospering at his home at Biggs,
We learn with delight that the
The price of the Gravity Ha d Cul­
Contracts for state highway work < Backward, roil backward, O Time in
! Oregon.
tivator is $8.
blood-thirsty Catholic tyrant of Mexico in Columbia county were let the past
your flight!
SILVERTON TIME TABLE.
The Roelofson Clan had their year­ I has made up his mind that leg-bail week amounting to $44,277, work to Into the by gone years take us to­
The price of the Gravity Junior it
ly reunion at Woodburn last Sunday. is the safest way out of his troubles be done by October 1st.
night.
Arrive from Portland 8:35 A.M. « They had a great banquet as usual with the determined patriots of his
The price of the Gravity attachment
Pilot Rock Junction, Umatilla Bring back our heroes from that 'ar-
1T:3O A.M. ♦ and such a time as only a big family Cathob’cised, and a" but ruined, coun­
is $2.50.
off shore,
county,
gets
a
cheese
factory.
♦
it
5:05 P.M.
| like the Roe’of sons can have, They try. Now if the victors are not too
These inventions are beyond ques­
Roseburg shipped the first carload Liberty’s cause needeth men, as of
it
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7:05 P.M. * i will meet at Seaside next year.
easy perhaps a more perfect union of peaches from Oregon.
tion
the greatest that were ever used
yore;
it
Salem 11:59 A.M.
The Silverton Journal is fast grow- i can be established and the people can
Lincoln and Washington call from in a garden.
F.
J.
Williams
is
running
a
logan
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5:50 P.M.
ing into a National concern, Thifi own the land, have free schools and in berry cannery near Hillsboro.
We recommend the Gravity Hand
their graves;
♦
Springfield 9:15 A.M.
fact has J>ecome so evident that we a thousand other ways have a chance
Cultivator for large garden* and for
Drive
from
high
office
the
traitorb
One
big
lumber
company
in
Baker
Brownsville 1:45 P.M.
splendid deep work. The Gravity Ju­
and knaves;
* I have concluded to reduce the price to pursue happiness.
county will increase its payroll to $25,
from $1.00 to 50 cents per year. Now
nior ‘a a lighter machine and ia espe­
Place
our
loved
leaders
once
more
at
000 per month on August 1st and
Depart for Portland 7:25 A.M.
SAMPLE LETTERS FROM
i if every patriot will give us a boost
cially adapted for women and children
the head;
it
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other
sawmills
will
follow
suit.
9:15 A.M.
FRIENDS
i we will do a great work, for we are
with small gardens. The Gravity at­
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The Simpson mines in the Buckeye Men! O America, call back your dead!
1:45 P.M.
J. E. Hosmer,
not
the
kind
that
surrenders.
All
tachment
works on the same principle
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district of Baker county have an ex­
5:50 P.M.
Dear Comrade:—
I together!
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but is attached to other tools, auch as
Over
our
land
in
the
years
lately
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Salem 8:35 A.M.
Please find enclosed my check for hibit of ores produced on the North
M. F. Horn, Field Secretary of the
flown
a pointed hoe or rake, and it ia one of
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2:00 P.M. *
one
dollar, to pay for 2 subscriptions Powder.
Heroes
and
patriots
we
have
not
the finest things any gardener ever
, Eugene Bible School will be in Silver-
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Linn and Benton counties will es­
“Springfield 11:30 A.M.
and will fill the to your paper the Silverton Journal
known.
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used. With any one of these machines
♦ j ton over Sunday
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tablish
a
free
ferry
at
Harrisburg.
“Brownsville 5:05 P.M.
pulpit !n the Christian Church both as follows ----------------------------------
Ordering the forfeited railroad Men have been honored who prize not the worker can do the work of five or
I see by the Menace that you will
the worth
morning and evening, every one come
six men and do it much better than
lands on the assessment rolls by the
and fill the church house full to hear go to jail sooner than pay that fine, State Tax Commissioner will compel Of our inheritance, richest on earth; with a hoe or with the old style push
I the message Bro. Horn has for us, be careful dear comrade, they can
the counties to dig up $460,305 taxes We have grown tired of our nation’s machines. The Gravity cultivates deep
i for you will certainly be we‘l paid for doctor your food for you, and let you
decay—
or shallow; it works *ery rapidly; it
die, and then report that you com- for the railroad lands whether the Honor and freedom they barter does the work better than any other
i the coming.
counties
can
collect
it
or
not.
mited sucide.
away —
hand cultivator in the world and it
Forty little primary pupils of the
The Willamette Pacific will extend
Respectfully
Weary of Bowing for others to reap, does it so easy that gardening becomes
P. P. Hamre was in Woodbum on Christian Bible School enjoyed a
• • • train service to Richardson.
business Wednesday.
picnic on the lawn at the Grand Hotel J. E. Hosmen,
The chittem bark industry opens Fathers, we need you, awake from a pleasure. Write for information or
your sleep.
send the price and we will ship a ma-
with a good demand at 4'4 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Allen and fam­ Wednesday afternoon. The time was
S:lverton, Oregon,
chin * at once.
spent
in
games
and
swinging
after
State
Food
Commissioner
Mickle
ily went to Wi'hoit Springs last Sun­
Dear Sir and Friend:
J. E. HOSMER,
Long we have called to the living to
which a fine luncheon was served.
day for an outing.
Just received my copy of The prohibits sale of Baking powders
Inventor and Manufacturer, Silver-
save
ton, Oregon.
For Rent—Furnished rooms for The little folks enjoyed themselves Menace and see where you are busily containing albumen, and Pure Food Our loved republic from unitiinely
housekeeping, inquire of J. M. Brown. immensely and those who had the engaged in battle with that corrupt law is in the courts.
grave!
afternoon in charge certainly deserve gang of ruffians“The Roman Beast.”
Gresham has organized a cannery
AUTOMOBILE TIRES AT FACTORY
Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark and the chil­
This generation wanteth for men;
great credit for the pleasure they Enclose find 50c for which send me with 200 stockho'ders.
PRICES
dren went to Sa'em Tuesday.
gave the little people, for “Inasmuch your paper The Silverton Journa'.
Drain will install a $6,000 city Those we trust fail us again and
again;
Cedar posts for sate. Call or write as ye did it, unto the lest of these
I shall be with you so far as possible lighting plant.
Now to the church yard, alas we SAVE FROM 30 to 60 P ER CENT
to B. L. Paterson, Hullt, Ore. 30p33 ye have done it onto me.”
and will do a'l I can to secure sub­ public cmfwypeEugcnddo |ssd c c c
repair;
Astoria is terribly torn up wi*h
Edward A. Stewart of Canyonville
I want to learn of the present ad­ scriptions for your paper.
Tire
Tube
Thick
on the turf fa'l the tears of
was here this week. He visited at dress of William Lovelace. Some
28x3
$ 7.20
$1.65
Wishing you every succ ss, I am public improvements but not kicking.
despair!
30x3
7.80
1.95
Marshfield let $50,000 of street con­
Salem Tuesday.
years ago he was a resident of Silver- very sincerely.
O could we waken the brave hearts'
30x3 '4
10.80
2.80
tracts
the
past
week.
ton,
Oregon.
Will
pay
for
trouble.
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E. C. McLaughlin was in Salem as
32x3 '4
11.90
that sleep!
2.95
Eugene capitalists will finance the
a witness in the case of the State of W. H. Roder, Ellensburg, Wash. 35p37 Editor J. E. Hosmer,
34x3'4
3.00
12.40
Come,
from
that
silence
so
long
and
McKenize road to Crook Co.
50 Cents—In Clubs of Five—50 Cents
32x4
13.70
3.35
Oregon vs Johnson.
Silverton, Oregon.
to deep!
33x4
14.80
3.50
Those who attended the Yeoman My dear Mr. Hosmer,
Mrs. J. B. Lehman of Nesperse.Ida.,
34x4
16.80
3.60
The great Masonic Temple in Silver-
meeting
at
Independence
last
Satur
­
Come,
for
Ameaica
needs
you
to
day!
Mrs. E. C. Case and daughter Mildred
An article in the Menace of this ton is growing rapidly and the new
36x4
3.90
17.85
were visiting at the Johnny Miller day night were Walter Fry, Carl I week has appealed to me, and to show, Catholic Church is shingled already Come, ere they t 'ke blood-bought
35x4 '4
19.75
4.85
36x4 '4
19.85
4.90
freedom away,
home and took an outing at Silver- Brown, George Zimmerman, and Jay in a substantial way, my respect for yet.
37x4 '4
21.50
5.10
E. Myers. A good time was had and a heroic editor, (so few of them there
Creek falls Saturday.
Liberty’s cause, is it friendless at
37x5
24.90
5.90
last?
For Exchange
Misses Dora and Nora Skjelver are a splendid Lecture was given by the are today), I write to subscribe for
All other sizes in stock. Non-Skid
We wish to exchange an acre of Lives a'l our glory in years of the tires 15 percent additional, red tubes
having a good time at Newport for a Grand Foreman, Wm. Koch, of Des your paper, at the price quoted in the
Moines, Iowa.
past ?
ten per cent above gray. ...Al), new
article referred to. For this please ground with a fine large house, lots
few weeks.
find inclosed 50 cents. Send the of fruit, garden, chickens and good Men in the ground, could you answer clean, fresh, guaranteed tire*. Best
The
Silverton
Journal
will
be
sent
T.D. Allen recent'y received another
standard and independent makeB. Buy
our call,
cow, for a smal'er place.
direct from us and save money. 5 per
car load of Excelsior fence wire. The to any address in America until paper to my address as given * above.
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Cowards
and
traitors
before
you
See
Cascade
Real
Estate
Co.,
over
further notice at the rate of 50 cents '
cent discount if payment in full ac­
load weighed 40,000 pounds.
would fall;
Journal Office.
companies each order. C. O. D. on 10
a year, in clubs ef five or more. Let J. E. Hosmer, Esq.
H. A. Rowe, the cement contractor, every patriot subscriber send us a
Shamed into line would the hirelings per cent deposit. Allowing examina­
Silverton, Oregon.
tion.
FOR
SALE
was in Salem on business Tuesday.
sweep;
club and the battle will be won.
Dear Sir:
On
Oregon
City
car
line,
most
TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
Frank Hubbs has gone to Santiam
A BIG BARGAIN in a business
I’ve just read todays issue of The beautiful ride near Portland, splendid Men in the ground, could you wake Dept. A
....
Dayton, Ohio
where his brother Nate has a farm.
from
your
s'eep.
building and a small lot with go d Menace and my blood boils at the car service, 2 blocks from car. 4
Written for the Silverton Journal
J. E. B'azer and his little daughter building a'ready for business can be injustice done you.
A BIG BARGAIN!
room houngalow, 2 large lots 50x138,
Lila, was in Sa'em Tuesday.
had by applying at the offce of the
It seems unbelieveable that the young orchard, family fruit, garden, by A. P. Curtis, Auburn, Maine.
One acre, half in clover, 8-room house,
J. H. Lincoln our mail man returned Cascade Real Estate Company. Price Press of our land do not wake up and chicken house and large chicken park,
Watch the date after the name on city water in the yard, good well, 40
from a visit to Myrtle Creek Tuesday. only $500. The location is on a prin­ fight your battle. Was the final de­ beautiful flowers and shrubery. *4 the little yellow label and if you want young fruit trees, 15 old ones, chicken
Mrs. B. McGinnis and her two dau­ cipal street and the terms are easy- cision from the supreme court of the mile from river, righ and sightly, fine the Silverton Journal another year re­ house, fine Jersey cow, 35 chickens,
United States?
ghters, Sylvia and Pearl, are in New­ just like paying rent.
view, th's can be bought for $1600 on new your subscription promptly. It grapes, good barn—everything for
A fifteen room hotel for sale—In
Please place my name on your mail­ Installment plan, small payment will save us much time, work Rnd ex­ only $3250. Easy terms. No better
port rusticating.
bargain in Silverton! Sec the Cascade
John Vaughan was a Capital City the best part of Oregon—Si'verton ing list.and send a few copies of your <lown, balance like rent. This is an pense. Help us all you can.
rent only $30 per month,everything paper from time to time. I’ll pass them ideal home and easy to get. Cascade
Real Estate Co. over the Journal of­
visitor Wednesday.
Water is the strongest drink; lions fice.
goes, Furniture, piano, dishes, a lot of along to friends.
Real Estate Co.
A. M. Burglund was here in the in­ fine wood, carpets, beds—everthing—
and horses use it and Samson never
Worry as little as possible, the
terests of the home missionary work for only $1400. This is a bargain as right is sure to prevail. Ehlighten
Now is the time to send the SB ver­ drank anything else. The wonder Is
Dr. Heisley’s days in Silverton,
Tuesday and Wdnesday.
there is an excellent run of business the average American Protestant or ton Journal to a fr-oi.d for oti" year that the priests, who claim to be the Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays.
John Messner was in Pratum looking right now and all the time. See the Catholic and our government is safe, at half price. The cut begins June20, representative of God here on earth Office over Preston’* Sh p, leave calls
over a farm that is for sale there, CASCADE REAL ESTATE CO., otherwise it eventually means blood­ and rusts 30 days. Send as mary as never found out the truth of this mat­ at the Shop. At Woodburn ther
Wednesday.
over the Journal Office.
ter and soak their old skins in wine.
shed, possibly doom.
you esn afford at 50 cent* a year.
days.
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NO LOAD TOO HEAVY FOR OUR TEAMS TO »I \Ul..
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J. E. HOSMER
ATTORNEY GENERAL
LOCAL NEWS
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