The Silverton journal., August 28, 1914, Image 2

VOTERS, I’AhE HIE CURRENT THE UNITED STATES AND ITS
Italy, a neutral nation, might with
* propriety consider foodstuff» us not
WHEN IT SERVES
MISSION
contraband. She will then become« I he
haven for the United States trade in
In the lowest form of life, each in­
Whatever gives men and women an
Published every Friday morning at Silverton.
wheat and other foodstuffs.
Oregon, by
excuse to do wrong and fixes their dividual looks out lor himself the best
Then if England stopped this
brain so it will act wrong is certainly ; he can. A compound form is a long trade -that is, between the United I
J. E. HOSMER, Editor.
a menace to the public and should be i step up the scale of uiuon, and, as States and Italy—she. in n way, would
ENJOYED BY ALL CHILDREN AND GROWN FOLKS
prohibited by law. There are two these forms develop, mother love, the l>e interfering with the trade betwean
things which are exceedingly of this family idea, and Unally tribes and na­ two neutral nations, one of which
Instructive and Educative.
character. One is the belief that tions arrive, and we even now cun- could l>e the United States. This al­
through a priest one may get his sins ceive the tederation of nations and most surely would cause friction be­
forgiven by paying the price and the the brotherhood of man.
tween the government» concerned.
1 he United ¿States of America U M
.,U>er is the stultification of the biam
Suppose u German »hip were being
by the use of strong drink. Both ot country of vast, resourceful extent. It c I iusih ! by a Japanese ship ami it were
these swindling games should be pro­ is large enough for the amalgamation ■ captured close under the forts of the
hibited at once. The first one men­ of all nationalities. This is now tak­
Pacific entrance of the canal and the
tioned is surely as bad as the spirit ing place and happily with the elim- forts sunk it. What would be the re­
Entered at the poaUMtica at Silverton. Oregon, medium and fortune telling fakes uiation, in a iiur degree, of the dross
sult if the Japanese claimed that they
at second-class ratea.
which have been exposed in our large which must be cast aside or assimil­ were not within the three-mile limit?
Subscription, 50c par year. in ad vane«. Sing!«
cities and prohibited; and as to the ated with our American ideas or the
copies, ó cent».
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Advertising rates made.* known upon applica­ liquor traffic we will let a large num­ Americanized ideas, from other parts
Suppose a tension existed in the re­
tion.
ber of its victims speak. Here is
of the world. However, there is great
lations between the United States and
pell non that should waken the white danger, and now as never before is
This paper stands for freedom of thought, free­
Japan, nnd a Japanese warship re­
dom of the press, freedom of speech, equality of and gray matter in every head in eternal vigilance the price of liberty.
quested • passage through the Pans ma
opportunity and the religion of righteousness, it
1 But we will (je vigilant, we will elim­
is radically opposed to every form of superstition America:
canal. It would have to be given it, j
and tyranny, or licensing or permitting any form
inate the dross that can not be assim-
•f evil.
i'o the Senate and House of Repre­ i’ated and made into good metal, and Suppose that while going through u
sentatives of the Commonweal tit of we will make Columbia really and lock the forward magazine of the Hhip.
Pennsylvania,
in General Assembly truly the gem of tl.e ocean, the home exploded, by accident, of course, and
THE SALT OF THE EARTH
put twenty tons of scrap iron and
Met:
of the brave and the free.
steel into the lock, blowing out one
And how can this be done? It can gate in addition.
Your petitioners, representing the
Chicago Tribune.
ine theory ox uie lunatic is that
be done by having faith in the prin-
you must oeneve as ue uoes or you major part of the inmates of the East­ c p’es of true democracy for which
WE MUST GROW OR DIE!
will surely gu to ueu. A xanau*: tê­ ern State Penitentiary of Pennsylva­ ou- flag stands, by believing thut
GLORIOUS VICTORY
any believes tins, tie ts a narruw- nia, respectfully aver:
America has a mission—the unifica­
• The Silverton Journul must keep its Subscription list
uuiMleu loot and maxes mudi truuole
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that they believe fully 70 per cent tion of the peoples of the world into
< > growing or it will surely die.
We need your help, but we
in me world, n he only «¿new onougn of crime wiüun the Stale is directly a more perfect union so as to estab­
By Oscar Ame ringer
want
to
give
even
more
than
value
received.
he would sutler all Kinds ol torture attributable to the excessive use at lish justice and secure the blessings
Get us one or more at fifty cents a year.
Use
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here because ol the awiul, imaginary intoxicating liquors, and
of liberty to every human being on
the
following
blank:
“A glorious victory has been won
lost condition' of everybody but him­
inat many ol them have a personal this planet, and living a life of a true
self and a very lew inemis ol his «¿nowiedge ol its Ueoasing lnfiufuce as patriot, studying our history and com­ by the Belgian forces,” says a report
A FREE PRESS
particular laith. Hut the wise o<.< exempuued in their own files, and
paring it with that of other countries, from Londun.
“Alsace is invaded and our troops < ►
Jesuit requires you to believe from
inat, believing it lire sale at intoxi­ ay supporting her democratic iiu...
altogether a different standpoint, lie cating liquors was proluuited by tne
and by standing firm against the gained a glorious victory at Muciliau-
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does not beuese wnat he pretends -o enactment ol law» by your honorable destructive foes, who, while having sen.” Such is the news from Faris.
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"Liege has fallen and the German
believe when talking with tne common oody, the effect would be to reduce sworn allegiance to a foreign and t) -
The Hubftcription price has been changed from $100 to
"scrubs’’ outside of the "inner circle. crime at least oU per cent, if not mure, raniucal potentate, act as traiturou. army made a victorious entry into the
50 cents per year.
He is a hypocrite and wants the good they therefore
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spies to deliver us into the hands of city.” So says a cable from Berlin.
Ah!
We
are
all
victorious
these
people to be faithful to the cause,
EDITOR OF SILVERTON JOURNAL,
Respectfully pray that you wil1 the destroyer.
have no doubts and do as the church .avuraoty consider the introduction oi
SILVERTON, OREGON.
O, scions of noble sires, and you days. We Germans, we English, we
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Russians and we Austrians.
commands.
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which
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Our
heroic
soldiers
have
mowed
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We, the people, will know the truth curtailment of the sale of intoxicating olood-bought country has a great mis­ down the enemy by the thousands.
the following:
sion
among
the
nations
of
earth,
.iquors
and
use
the
great
power
wiui
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some uay, and tne truth will maxe us
The fields of mines exploded with
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tree, but the lanatic who condemns wiuch you are clothed to obtain the out you alone, can, by your life, prac­ wonderful precision. Battalions of in-
everyone who doubts his dogmas, to passage ot an act to proiumt tne sale tical working, faith remove the moun­ fantery soared in the sky, and for
Address
everlasting damnation, and the Jesuit, of such intoxicating liquor anywtiere tains that block the world’s passage minutes after it rained hands and
anu ms imitators in ail denominations, within tne bounds of tne common­ to the promised land of brotherhood. feet, bleeding trunks and crimson
Name
.,. never oe the happy messengers wealth of Pennsylvania.
gore.
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be further pray that you will give
to bring the glan tidings ol great joy .
WAR CLIPPINGS
“The machine guns cut wide swaths
due
consideration
to
this
petition,
fanaticism and Jesuitism (deceit) are
Name
into the attacking cavalry, even as the
tne >orst of devils. These are what couiurg to you as a volunta-y deed ol
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reaper
cuts
through
the
golden
grain.
“A Japanese may believe La a heav­
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we want to get alter. They have kept i body of earnest men and women,
“
For
three
days
the
dead
laid
un
­
us at war and made us slaves. Let’s acting entirely on their own initiative, en for him who dies in defense ot l>u buried in the field.”
Name
country, but the steadying, elevating
have ideas of our own; let’s express aiuout suggestion trom others.
Happy dead. Your broken eyes no
power
of
civilization
destroys
such
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tnem freely; let’s invite evryone to do
An exchange commenting on this dl unions and should overcome evil lunger saw the comrade crawling to­
the same, and soon the world will be ..uque petition says:
ward the sheltering ditch, his entrails
Name ____
with good.
saved. Trying to force people to be­
dragging in the bloody mire.
"Nothing
is
gained
by
fighting,
but
’
Out
of
a
total
of
1,478
prisoners
lieve is the old Roman Catholic plan.
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Your ears heard not the dying pray­
It has bred deceit, lust, poverty, slav­ .here confined, 1,00b signed this peti- much is lost,
ers,
the
crys
of
pain,
the
moans
and
“Peace is the promise and reward |
ery, prostitution and war. It- is the iun. lheir action was wholly volun­
of
rightness. Governments have no curses, the ravings of the fever tor-
tary.
Warden
Mcixenty
said
of
the
very seed of hell itself, and whosoever
right to engraft into civilization the Ktured, the shriek« of maniacs around
is deceived thereby, is not wise, i\o document:
burlesque
of uncivil economics. W ar i .he field of carnage.
it is the most unique and the mogt
one should be condemned for his hon­
You did not feel the worms that ¡mmœmmmnnmttmnmmmmnammmmmnmmttmnMnummmmunmH
est belief, but he should not be al­ manly document ever sent from a pen­ is in itself evil, barbarous, devilfish. bon in festering wounds. You did not
lowed to damn everybody els«. Force al institution. It is an appeal to de­ Jictory in error is defeat in truth. I imell the sickening reek that rose
should only be used to oppose force. cent men serving in the Legislature . ar is not in the domain of good; war ■ ,’rom the battle ground.
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Reason, research, science, discussion, to come to the aid of uniort unaces weakens power and must finally fall,
You won a glorious victory, indeed.
education, love, truth—all these can confined in this institution. Seventy pierced by its own sword.
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“The principle of all power is God,
be built on the foundation of liberty; per cent of the prisoners claim that
for MAX BURGHOLZER’S new book of 32 pages
"Our East Sea squadron sunk a
they in turn will bring us a grsiter their downfall is due to rum. It is and God is love. Whatever brings in­
degree ef liberty; and so we butld on certainly a wonderful argument to human thought or action an eii German submarine.”
ment opposed to love, is never requi­
A huge cylinder «inks slowly in the
and on toward human perfecabiiily. .gainst the liquor traffic.
site,
never a necessity, and is not deep and frantic men tear their nails
To this end build more modern district
"A prison paper, called the “Um­ sanctioned by the law of God, the law on iron walls. Darker and darker
schools; look into the union school
pire,
” started the agitation and letters of love. The founder of Christianity grows the watery r.ight. Faster and
plan; don’t forget to investigate the
from
prisoners, telling pitiful stories said: ’My peace 1 give unto you; not faster come the gasps for air. The
traveling teacher idea; be working for
a better library, public and private: of their downfall because of drink, be­ as the world giveth, give 1 unto you.’ vessel settles in the slime. The crea-
Mary Baker Eddy.
tures of the deep return and stare
be liberal with the Normal Schoo.s; gan to flow in. The editor, a prisoner,
started
the
petition
with
his
own
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with greedy eyes at the silent prey
be proud to support the State Univer­
“This war will mean the greatest behind the little plate glass Window.
sity (it has a sneaking Jesuit foe); name. He says:
Have patience, denizens of the deep,
stick up for free speech, and as to a
"I am greatly pleased with results. impulse for Socialism that history
It’s a good one to read and pass to a neighbor,
free press—learn to use't. Long has It proves, and conclusively, too, that records,” declares former United prosperity is coming,
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the world been governed by fanatics .he great majority of State prison States Senator Chauncy M. Depew,
and hypocrites. Superstitious rites convicts were brought to ruin through who represented the express com­
Victoria, a British cruiser, struck a
are still hypocritically used to exor- the saloon evil. If the Legislature panies and big business generally floating mine and sunk with man and
cise evil spirits. The most poweiful desires evidence, we are ready to sup­ whilerin Congress, “it will mean an mouse.
church in the largest city in the wes­ ply witnesses. Think of it, 70 per end to all kings with real powers and
Go to it, brothers of the finny tribe.
tern hemisphere controls thousands cent of the men assert that rum an end to all bullying bureaucracies.” This blonde haired boy made fishhooks
upon thousands by the use <>f ‘t< >y caused their downfall. Think of the Depew is said to be a close friend ol in a Sheffield shop. The fellow bob­
/
Ex.
w’ater,” signs, incantations ar.d mi­ wrecked homes, broken-hearted moth­ the kaiser.
bing over there wove nets to snare
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raculous performances; but L.t-,re tin; ers, wives and sisters.”
our kind. Our turn has come at last.
The United States today is the only The fingers, toes and ears are for the
talisman of a free press, if you can
"This is a solar-plexus blow at the first-class power of the white race in little ones. The limbs and trunks be­
only support one, ghosts, vampires,
by the Socialist Party
witches and all their kindred tribes liquor evil so long nourished by oui the world which is not engaged in long to us, the sharks, and may the
can be driven from the land, never Government, yet men even dare to war.
crawlers clean the bony frames.
of
for
ay, in the face of all this, that
Naturally, this country is congratu­
again to return.
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there’s money in it.’’
lating itself on this fact. But few
Are you a real progressive Ameri­
The voters of Oregon will have the Americans realize, however, that ’ A glorious victory. The enemy lost
can citizen of the twentieth century, opportunity next November to crush their country is on the precipice and 10,000 men. Our own losses are trif­
or are you a “slick ear’’ from the dark the serpent’s head that has bitten so may be forced over into the world­ ling, only 10,000.
A million mothers kneel in prayer.
ages ? Are you a sane man or woman many of our strongest and best citi­ wide conflict at any moment.
If Elected, the most Careful, Conscientious and Talented Legal
A
million rosaries tremble in faded
or are you a fanatic ? Are you an hon­ zens. Bayard Taylor said that "op­
There are many possibilities of in-,
Service will be given to the People of the State.
est man or woman, or are you a portunity is rare, and a wise man will ternational friction to which this coun-, hands. A million hearts cry up to
heaven.
O
God,
not
mink,
not
mine.
Jesuit?
never let it go by him,” and Shake- try is exposed as a result of the Euro­
Fool mother, forget yourself, your
Study the Principles he Advocatea.
'•are’s Immortal saying applies t pean struggle.
The world can not go on much
sorrow and your boy. The organ
«very
man
and
woman
in
our
great
Greatest
of
all
is
the
danger
which
j
longer without a decisive battle bet­
peals forth the Te Deum. The chimes,
ween the forces of righteousness and state: “There is a tide in the affairs will be run in the carrying of contra- ring out the victory. Your son died
of
men,
which,
taken
at
the
flood,
leads
band after a merchant marine is ob­
the forces of evil. Good will prevail,
for God, for kaiser, for vaterland, for
and not many generations can pass till on to fortune; omitted, all the voyage tained. Danger also lurks in the pro­ king and glory. The buzzards tear
this prophecy is fullfilled. Therefore of their life is bound in shallows and posed amendment to the registry the cheeks you kissed, two bleeding
I see no victory in the n«li(ih inr-
A BIG BARGAIN In a business
he that is filthy, let him be filthy still, in miseries; and we must take the laws.
nivai
of
blood
and
iron,
this
saturna
­
stumps
are
where
the
hands
were
that
building
and a small lot with go d
Almost equally great is the danger
for we haven’t time to clean up each current when it serves, or lose our
lia
of
greed
and
stupidity,
mid
I
h*ite
you
fondled.
The
crows
are
picking
building a1 ready for business can be
in the Orient, where the United States
individual. There must now be a suf­ ventures.”
but one hope and that is th a; war t-
must police Asia against the aggres­ the glassy eyes in whose blue depths
by applying at the off'ce of the
had
ficient army of real patriots to over­
self may bleed to death and be buried
you once beheld the joys of heaven.
sions of the Japanese.
Cascade
Real Estate Company. Price
come the powers of darkness and the
with every crowned head of Europe
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MARION COUNTY SOCIALIST
The Panama Canal may force the '
only thing remaining to do is to get
under an avalanche of bayonets.
only $500. The location is on a-prin­
United States into international dis- j To me there is no victory. I see not
together on a common and common
TICKET
Until then let buzzards, crows and cipal street and the terms are easy—
putes if the warships of two or more Germans, Frenchmen, Russians or
sense foundation and give battle,
just like paying rent.
Representatives: E. W. Rose, S’’- of the the warring nations meet near Britons. I see but men and brothers. earthworms cry, "Victoria.”
i here i: no use wasting time now on
A fifteen room hotel for sale—In
the individual fanatic or Jesuit. The verton; Fred Haa k, Marion; L. D. it and those of one attempt to escape My side is losing; jny side—humanity.
And all that’s vile and low an 1 brutish
“Salt of the Earth” (all who love lib­ Ratliff, Salem; Allen Hutcheon, Sa­ from the other through the canal.
the best part of Oregon—Si’verton
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is coming back to curse the world
erty and are honest) must get to­ lem, F. J. Von Behren, Aumsville.
rent only $30 per month,everything
L’st your houses for rent with THE
Possibly the greatest danger will anew.
gether. “But if the salt have lost
goes,
Fhmiturc, piano, dishes, a lot of
Sheriff
—
J.
E.
Blazer,
Silverton.
The
beasts
we
thought
we
had
follow after the war closes. If one
his savour” it is too late in the fight
CASCADE REAL ESTATE CO. for
fine
wood,
carpets, beds—everthing—
the
buried
long
ago,
the
tigers,
sharks,
emerges
triumphant
over
power
to bother too much about him finding Clerk—T. Y. McClellen, Turner. Re­
quick results.—Over Journal Offce.
for only $1400. This <s a bargain as
it. The thing to do right now, before corder—Ly’sth M. Cannon, Salem. others in such a degree that it will be apes and the hyenas again msk" their
See .the CASCADE REAL ESTATE there is an excellent run of business
it is too late, is to get together and Treasurer—R. R. Ryan, Salem. Com­ looked upon as the world’s foremost abode in human breasts.
I see the best that mankind has COMPANY for the best paying hotel
fighting nation, undoubtedly it will
trample unsavory fanatism and Jesui­
right now and all the time. See the
missioner,—F. C. Ramp, Brooks. Cor. turn its attention to South America accomplished, the acquisition of the
tism under the foot of man. Liberty
bu-iness
—
house
full
a'l
the
time,
part
CASUAL)'J REAL I STAT" CL
oner
—
Bernard
Pehr,
Salem.
Survey
­
10,000
years,
lost
in
this
thrice
cursed
The Monroe doctrine is facing its
end simple honesty must rule the
cash,
balance
or.
time
or
in
trade.
over
the Journal Office.
war.
severest
test.
(
or—Jean B. Hoss, Salem.
world.
THE GEM THEATRE, mo S res
Never Gets Old
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