The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915, October 30, 1914, Image 4

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LOCAL NEWS
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SCHOOL NOTES
Even this late, students are still
entering. This morning Mr. Green en-
tered the Freshman class and Hai
old Riches the Teacher's Training.
Last Friday afternoon Lloyd Kir­
The Training class is doing good work
cher entertained fifteen of tun little
and getting along nicely.
friends at his home. The occasion be­
For the last three days of the week
ing to celebrate his eighth birth day.
there
will be no school as the teacher»
Halloween decorations were carried
are to attend institute at Salem . The
out which added much tv the enjoy­
pupils are not at all sorry of tills as it
ment of the little folks. A nice lunch
will
give them a chance to enjoy the
was served before the) went home and Oregon Commercial Protective Asso­
sunahina.
ciation
«
each presented l.ioyu with a token of
The Pip Club took its weekly walk
remembrance and all wiling him
Y’eon Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Friday evening and all had a good
many happy returns oi the day.
time. The girls say they walked from
(Paid Adv.)
Mrs. Letta Bunch and sister, Miss
ten to twelve miles, but did not notice
Rhoda Comstock, have returned from
Found—Money in city, for particu­ the distance at all.
an extended visit with friends in Mich­
A lecture was given in the High
igan and Minnesota, and their Silver- lars enquire of Mrs. P. Eklund on School building Monday night by Mr.
ton friends will now find them at their Liberty Hill and pay for this local.
Lyons of Lebanon who has there u
The very life of the future manufacturing and industrial prog re mh of Oregon
Wanted—By young married couple farm for city boys. The lecture was
home on Liberty Hill.
hinges upon the defeat of the so-called "Water Front" bills, to be voted on Tuesday,
Thursday aftem<x/i about 30 lady work on a farm having had experience given under the boys’ Athletic Asso­
friends of Aunt Mart B'aekerby in dairying and hog-raising. N<* chil­ ciation of the High School.
November 3rd.
thought they would give her a surprise dren.
Last Saturday afternoon the foot
So cunningly and adroitly are these bills worded there is grave danger that many
and she was surprised; but when she
The Republican Rally Tuesday was ball Fous and Faunets of Silverton
people will be deceived.
saw the crowd coming, she thigight fairly well attended and speaches were had the pleasure of witnessing one of
the European army were about to listened to by man) of the leading the fastest and most exciting game
If these measures become laws the result will be that the State will take title to
swoop down on her, but when she candidates who were introduced by L. that has been played in Silverton for
the tidelands and submerged lands and will be prohibited from selling any of these
looked again, found t'was only the J. Adams. Among those who spoke two years. The game wu between
lands. They can only be leased for docks. No more ship-yards, saw-mills, canneries
Mizpah Circle come to pay their res­ were: A. M. La Folette, C. P. Bishop, our High School boys and the Salem
or
other plants requiring access to deep water—nothing but docks, docks, docks.
pect to a friend. After spending a Sam H. Brown, Geo. C. Weeks and Deaf Mutes, although our boys wen-
Every citizen of Oregon—wage earner, farmer, bumneHN man or woman, want«
very pleasant afternoon and partaking several others.
outweighed ten pounds to the man.
of a nice luncheon furnished by the
they
played
the
visitors
off
their
feet
to
prosper.
These measures if enacted will throttle progress at the gate. Investors
The boys of the intermediate class
Circle, all left for their homes, wish­ of the ChrKtian Sunday School are from the time of the whistle to the
will shun Oregon. This means no work for the wage-earner, nothing to pay the
ing Aunt Mary many move such pleas­ planning a Hallowe'en Party Thurs­ end of the game. As our boys Lined
store-keeper with and therefore nothing to pass on to the farmer or producer. Let
ant days.
day night with the girls of the class up for the opening play against the
no one think these bills do not concern him.
We would like to mention each of as guests of honor, A tine time is Mute team, it looked like a sere vic­
friends whe participated in this happy expected.
Ilefore you go into the booth to vote, read 329 and 331 carefully. Talk to your
tory for the visitors, but our boys held
event, but space will not permit, and
them
to
an
0
to
0
score.
Carson
and
neighbors
about them.
There will be choir practice at the
it is needless to say we join the Circle
Grazer
played
remarkably
good
ball
Oregon is rich in natural resources, but poor in development, What the Mate
in wishing grandgia Blackerby may Synod Church Friday and all are re- for the High School while Tussinj
quested to be present as there will be
needs
above everything el.se in outwide money to come in and develop ita reaourcea.
help "get it back” on every one who
new songs to practice for the Young starred for the Mutes. Digerness and
was there.
That means GOOD WAGES, PLENTY OF WORK, GOOD PRICES and GOOD
Durno
played
good
game,
but
had
hard
People's Convention to be held in
luck in making their plays.
Mrs. Hanson is having an electric Portland December 29.
TIMES.
Considerable praise must be given
light put on the corner of Front and
This is not a political question; it concerns only the prosperity Of Oregon and
The Parochial School has a nice at­ to the entire team, because one can
C Sts. TYiis will light up the crossing
tendance
of
25
pupils
with
Miss
Haa-
of
you.
readily see where the boys have pr<
to the depot and acsomodate so many
living in that vicinity as well as being land as teacher. The children's bug ited by the instructions of Coach Con-
Give Progress and Good Times a helping hand by voting “NO” 329 and “NO”
bear, monthly examinations, was in kle. The line up for our boys was:
a grew benefit to the hotel guests.
331.
order the past week.
Durno, R.E., Wolfanl, L.G., Palmateer,
A full line of needle work supplies
Rev. A. O. White with wife and G., Taw, C., Johnson, L G., Palmateer,
are in at the “The Shop.” Call and children drove out to Bert Rues Thurs­
L T., Sandei L. E„ Scott, Q., Grazer,
OREGON COMMERCIAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
see them.
day to spend the day.
R. H., Digerness, L.H. and Carsons, F.
Mr. and Mrs. Kercher and children,
if your door key doesn’t tit your
The local boys go to Woodburn
12*8 Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon
accompanied by Mrs. Oder, Mrs. Frank door lock, see Jerry at Jerry's place in Saturday to play the Woodburn High
Paid Advertisement
Kerr and daughter, enjoyed a trip to the new Theater Bldg.
School a return game. As the first
the Silver Falls lumber camp on
game resulted in a tie, and as both
The
young
ladies
’
society
of
the
Thursday of this week.
Synod Church has been postponed Sat­ team» have been strengthened, a good
Rev. White and family were Wed­ urday on account of the president hav­ game is assured.
nesday guests at the Nelson Brothers ing to go to Portland.
——
home in Ae country.
EVERY
CITIZEN
A
LEGISLATOR
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, accompan­
ammttnmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmnnmttnmmtitttttunxnunmtmnt
Miss Nellie Kinser is spending this
ied by the Misses Dagna Holmes and
week with her father at Mt. Angel.
Selma Evans, were Thursday morning
If you were a member of the Legis­
Kenneth C. Manson who has been passengers for Portland, where they
lature,
how many of the vicious, busi­
touring the coast states with a glass will attend the Land Show.
ness
destroying
bills that are now on
can equal
show returned home last week and
Mr. and Mrs. Williams in company the ballot, would you vote for? We
will spend the winter with his mother
with Mr. C. W. Rogers and niece, Miss are all legislators in Oregon, and as
at the Hanson hotel.
Pearl Gano, enjoyed a trip to Silver citizens voting to make laws, we are
Rev. A. O. White, pastor of the Falls on Wednesday of this week.
under just as much obligation to use
Lutheran Synod, returned Sunday
Buy your Christmas supplies early, good judgment in voting for measures
of the
from a trip to the middle west where while the imported threads can be had. on the ballot, as we would be if we
Kural life offers to young men days
he attended a meeting of the Synod at A splendid line of D. M. C. on sale at were in the Legislaturei When a man
of toll and nights of study. It offen
r ails, S. D.
goes into the booth November 3rd to frugal fare and plain clothes It of
“The Shop.”
The five o’clock train on the S. P.
Poe< Card Fotoes $1.00 per dozen. cast his vote on these initiative bills, fers leau bodies, hard muicles, horny
R. R. that hauls logs for the Silver
Whelchel Bro«., Model Studio. he should be just as conscientious,care­ bands and furrowed brows. It of-
Falls Lumber Co., made the last run
ful and thoughtful of the public wel­ fers wholesale recreation to the ex­
Mrs. J. E. Sands and little daughter fare as he would be if he were a mem­ tent necessary to maintain the high
Wednesday for an indefinite time.
returned to their home at Carlton, Ore.,
eat efficiency. It offer« the burden of
Rev. White will conduct the services Thursday after spending the past three ber of the Legislature and the same bringing up large famillea and train­
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
bills
came
up
there
to
be
acted
upon.
at the United Norwegian Church Sun­ .veeks with her friend, Mrs. Ira Stew­
ing them In the productive life. It
Where you don’t know that a pro­ offers the obligations of ualug all
day forenoon and also preach at Mc­ art.
posed
law will benefit the State as a wealth as tools and not m means of
“San Francisco Express” Leave« Portland 8.15 p. m.
Kee in the afternoon.
Mbs Ida Julsetk of Downs Station whole, the only safe thing to do is to
self-gratification. It does not offer
“
Shasta Limited” Leave« Portland
3.50 p. m.
The merriest, happiest bunch of visited her brother in Silverton the vote “NO.”
the insult of a life of ease,, or aes­
"California
Express
”
Leaves
Portland
..........
1.30
a. m.
school ma’ams were gathered in the past few days.
thetic enjoyment, or graceful con­
depot Wednesday morning and all W. C. Whelchel in December to assist Oregon Commercial Protective Asso­ sumption or emotional ecstasy. It
Uirar l connection at San Franrlaro with traina Eaat via <>«<l«n
ciation
bound for Salem to attend a three
offers, instead, the joy of productive
Films developed 10c per Roll at
or South through Los Ansalso, El I’aao. or Now Or loan a
days’ institute. Time and space will
Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.
achievement, of participating In the
Whelchel Bros., up stairs, opposite
building up of a higher rural civiliza­
not permit of givng each name, but bih er ton Journal.
(Paid Adv.)
tion.
Silverton and the rural districts are
Mrs. G. A. Book went to Woodburn
To young women also It offers toll,
proud of their corps of teachers, and Thursday to spend the day with her
study, frugal fare and plain clothes
may they have an enjoyable as well sister, Mrs. Dr. Shoey.
Silverton’s New Studio
such as befit those who are honored
as profitable session at the Capital
ON SALE DAILY, LIMIT SIX MONTHS
The
misses
Anna
Ringness,
Cassie
with a great and difficult task. It
City.
Blackerby, May Sanders, Elizabeth Le­
A. Whelchel, our new photographer, offers also the pains, the burdens and
Geo. Riches and wife were over from vy and Hilda Nerisen went over to the
Corresponding Low Round Trip Eareo All Other S. P. Point«
located
in the old Jones studio and responsibilities of sacred motherhood.
Salem Sunday and spent the day with Capital City Thursday to attend in­
It offers the obligation and perpetua­
successor to Mr. Baker, hails from
the home folks.
tion in succeeding generations the
Tlckat« to all point« «outh and «Mt on Ml« dally, l.ltaratnra
stitute.
Colwell, Ida., where the Whelchel Bros, principles of the productive life made
de«<-rlptlv« of California. Th« Exposition and th« trip, San-
Miss Hazel Hartman went to Mt.
have one of the largest studios in the manifest in themselves. It does not
Franslsco to N«w Orleans on application to nearrat A«ant or
Mrs
T.
J.
Davis
was
a
Thursday
Angel Wednesday morning, where her
state, and solicits the patronage ot the offer the Insult of a life of pride and
father met her and took her home for morning passenger to Selah Springs,
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
vanity. It offers the joys of achieve­
where she was a guest in the home of people of Silverton.
the week end vacation.
He
expectB
his
brothers
F,
W.
and
ment,
of
self-expression
not
alone
her sister, Mrs. Jones.
“Manufactures and Land Products Show
Miss Mab*l Zimmerman, whose home
in dead marble and canvas, but also
Mrs. Chas. Webb returned Thursday him in photography.
Portland October 26th to November 14th. "
is west of Silverton, went Wed­
In the plastic lives of children to be
He
will
have
a
large
shipment
of
nesday to spend the winter with a from Mt. Angel, where she had been goods next week and is now prepared shaped and moulded Into those ideal
visiting the Dr. Webb family.
brother in Seattle, Wash.
to make pictures to suit his customers. forms of mind and heart which their
L. Adams and Z. Harengs were
dreams have pictured.
The Ladies’ Aid of the Swedish among the Salem visitors Wednesday
Lutheran Church held a lair, with sale
Mrs. C. C. Bliss came over from Sa­
of this week.
Co-operative thinking is the biggest
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of fancy and nseful articles last Sat­
lem and is visiting her many Silver- problem that confronts the farmer to­
Each
baby
received
a
dainty
sou-
urday at the Woodman Hall and served
Joyful
Childhood
Beautiful
Womanhood
ton friends this week.
day.
a bounteous dinner to all. That it vo n and it’s hard to tail vni-ih en­
«All that is human must retrograde if it do not advance.”—Gibbon. < >
was a success in every way was man­ joyed the day more, the »Titters or
OBITUARY
ifested by the goodly amount of mon­ th- ir babies
FOR bALE
We make a specialty of Baby Photo­
ey taken in and the ladies are highly
On Oregon City car line, most
commended for their effort and effici- graphs. . Prices right. Whelchel Bros. beautiful ride near Port1 and, splendid
Mr. P. P. Ham re, a resident of Sil­
ciency in having everything pass of
car service, 2 blocks from car. 4 verton, Ore., died from Insipient Ane­
so smoothly and a very enjoyable day
room boungalow, 2 large lots 50x138, mia Thursday morning at 3.30 after
SAVE INDUSTRIAL OREGON
wag spent by all who attended.
young orchard, family fruit, garden, an illness of several years duration.
Man’s liberty ends, and it ought to end, when that liberty becomes <>
Mrs. Kircher and Mrs. C M. Wray
The one way to protect the future chicken house and large chicken park, Peter P. Hamre was bom near De­
the curse of his neighbors.”—Farror.
„
entertained the Cradle Rod babies of manufacturing and industrial develop­ beautiful lowers and shrubery. Yu corah, la., May 4, 1855. In 1876 he
Happy Old Age
theChisjian Church, an * their mothers , ment of Oregon is to vote against the mile from river, righ and sightly, fine was united in marriage to Gertrude
Noble Manhood
Wednesday afternoon at ths home of vicious measures known as the “Water view, th's can be bought for $1600 on Neste, also of Decorah, la. In 1882
4
Mrs. Wray. About 20 ladi>*> and la- Front” bills, numbers 328 and 330 on Installment plan, small payment they moved to Mauvel, N. I). To this
bie: were present and the/ certainly the ballot. They are a direct attack on down, balance like rent. This is an union were bom nine 'children, four
e,'joyed a most delightful time and it's the prosperity of every man, woman ideal home aad easy to get. Cascade of whom are living. In the same year,
1882, he started in the mercantile
doPiful if any city of its siz- can and child in Oregon and ought to be Real Estate Co.
Women's Christian Temperance
For Rent — Furnished Housekeeping
business, conducting same for a period
b rast of healthier or handsomer babii s ! beaten.
Union
Rooms. Enquire at Journal Office.
of 23 years.
th«.I Silverton. A number of new
These measures are not only a vi­
The W. C. T. U. held a very inter­
. ames were added to the Cradle llull cious thrust at Oregon’s progress, but « >
In 1911 he moved to Sheridan, Ore.,
esting meeting Tuesday afternoon.
an'1 a nice little luncheon
, served. they are a veiled attack upon the pub­ < < ► )
where he lived one year. He then
I acre, 4-room houso, sewer, cement This being the last meeting before
Friends everywhere, send The
lic school system of the State, in that ■ >
Kodaks bought and sold.
moved to Silverton, Ore., where he re­ s:de-walk, fine garden, three blocks election, every lady was appointed as
they will, if passed, deprive it of large < > Journal your advertising, as
Whelchel Bron.
sided at the time of his death. He from church, near sehool and depot, a committee of one to get all Oregon
i >
leaves to mourn his loss, besides a de­ most sightly place in Silverton. This Dry Voters out as early as possible
this is the only way that The
Rn good weather prepare for storm sums of money every year.
voted wife, two sons and two daught­ can be bought for $1750. cash or to vote.
by having your umbrella mended at
VOTE “NO” 329 and “NO” 331.
Journal can live. Our rates
ers: Edwin, Marie, Alvina and Peter. on easy terms.—just like rent. Let
Jerry's place.
Oregon Commercial Protective Asso­
A reception for the teachers was
are only 25 cents per inch and
Mr. Hamre was the oldest of a family the CASCADE REAL ESTATE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McGrath went
ciation
planned for November 5th to be given
of
ten
children,
and
is
the
fifth
to
five cents a line for locals.
to Pratum Thursday to spend the day
Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.
pass away, leaving many relatives show you this pls«e. Pay rent to in the parlors of the Christian Church.
with friends, returning in the even­
Watch for further announcements.
yourself and own a beautiful home.
and friends to mourn his departure.
(Paid Adv. )
ing.
Lamber is by far the most important
(
industry of Oregon. We have one fifth
of the standing timber of the United I
States in Oregon. Not another saw ,
mill wll be erected on the tide lands
(
or rivers of Oregon, if these so-called
“Water Front” bills pass. The way to
defeat them is to
VOTE “NO” 329 and “NO” 331.
Vote to Save Industrial
Oregon
VOTE “NO” 329 AND “NO” 331
ÏHE CALL Of
f
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No Route South
THE SCENIC SHASTA ROUTE
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Through Oregon and California
VOTE
1914 OREGON DRY 1914
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