The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915, November 27, 1914, Image 4

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    LOCAL NEWS
l.ast Saturday evening a number of
Odd Eellows from Silver Lodge No. 21
visiteti Scotts Mills to hear the address
given by Grand Master Galloway. A
large audience of Odd Eellows and
Rebekahs had assembled at the Chris­
tian Church of that place to hear the
many good features of Odd Eellowship.
which are so prevalent in the order
ami only takes Brother Galloway’s in­
formal way of telling them to impress
us that we are glad to be Odd Fellows.
After the address a banquet was serv­
ed at the I. O. O. F. Hall, after which
our Brother Odd Fellows returned [
home thinking they had had a most
excellent time.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
K. OF C. ORGANIZE
BIBBS IN JAIL
fumy of Koine and the infamous,
uastardly tactic« uf hsr hired puppat«
whu stooped luw enough tu do her
dirty work.
To attend to these cura we cun
trust Bibb at all times,
A* to the papist mayor of lieti
Wing, the oiler it is «aid he made tu
F. B. Jordan to release the prisuMrs,
kiaa and make up if Jordan would call
ott the lecture«.
In other word«, he would sell tire
honor of his city according to Ute
sworn statement in the warrant issued
if we would let the Roman system go.
Whut other construction could a per­
son pluce on such an otter?
When Bibb returned to Miiuieapulis,
the Guurdian« of iLberty wore in ses­
sion and the reception ho is «aid to
have receive«! would have made Nt.
L'quori perform u miracle on the spot.
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Last Friday morning the pupils
Je-
were surprise«! with another fire drill, science, is to leave legislation on rel­ lie system called the “Society of
suh ,” all the while u crowd uf people
igious
matters
strictly
alone
with
the
The building was emptied in one
one exception of protecting each and were gathering in the great armory
minute.
The school librarian, Miss Rae every citizen in the right of worship­ to listen to his lecture.
Watch the Progress of the old Seth
At 8 /dock F. B. Jordan, who ha«
Boyles,
has completed catalogueing ing or of n<fraining from worship ac­
Thomas Clock in the window at Jer­
the
happy faculty uf bobbing up at
cording
to
the
dictates
of
his
own
con
­
and rearranging the books. The new
ry’« Place.
the
psychological moment paid the
science.
To
the
extent
thul
we
go
be
­
books, numbering about fifty, have ar­
Mrs. T. E. Preston’s Class of Loyal
prisoner
a visit and informed him that
yond
that,
v
e
are
un-American
and'
rived und are now ready tu be used by
Girl« held a perfect recon! of attend-
by
depositing
with the chief uf police
destructive
of
the
fr«*cdoin
which
thia
the puils in the grades.
ance at the Bible School last Sunday
government was established to secure. $50, he would be once more permitted
All
the
grades
art*
making
elaborate
morning. Good work, girls, try it
“It is certainly evident that our to breathe the pure air uf this land
preparations for Thanksgiving pro-
again.
forefathers
intended to make thia of the brave and home uf the free.
grams.
Bibb dug up the $50 and hurried to
Don’t forget the S de and Dinner.
The program by the Websterian Lit­ country a happy home for all peoples
December 5th. This will be the great­
of
all
faiths.
They
saw
the
folly
of
the
Armory, where his pent-up elo­
erary Society was a success in every
est affair of the kind the church has
“South-
sens of the word. The Girls’ Chorus, trying to make the New World n quence was uncorked in pure
ever opened to the public. Come ami
quarter
ern
style
”
for
une
und
a
Baptist
country
or
a
Methodist
coun­
Everybody is preparing a turkey, which had been drilled for a week by
do your part to make it so.
try;
a
Catholic
countrj
or
an
Atheistic
hours.
As
Bibb
commented
on the
goose or chickens for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Maine gave un excellent rendition
The Loyal Girl«’ Class entertained One can't look out on the street with­ of “Amorosa.” The recitation by Ma- c -untry. With wonderful insight they Cunon laws uf the Holy Mother
the Loyal Boys’ Class right royally out seeing some one taking home the , ble Dahl, the instrumental solo by conceived the ideu that men of all Church (?) one papal dupe, nu doubt
last Friday evening. 24 were present festive bird to grace the table on the Morley Browne and the Society Papac faiths might live together in harmony sent to listen to the speaker and re­
beside the teachers. Dainty refresh­
were excellent and deserve much and neighborly good will by guaran- port tu th* Roman Catholic mayor,
morrow.
Mr. Bibb deliver»! a serie» of
ments were served at 9:30 and all de­
Elma Worden’s story on teeing to each the right to worship spoke right out in meeting and said: eight lectures in Buttulo, N. Y., from
Rev. A. O. Wh’te and family will go praise.
parted at 10.00 expressing themselves to Portland Friday to attend the Ore­ Thanksgiving was also good. The de­ according t ■» his choice or not to wor­ “That’s a lie.”
Quick as the Red Wing priest could which place he goes tu Dunkirk and
greatly pleased with their entertain­ gon Young People's Society of the bate was one of the big features of ship at all, unless so disposed. They
turn
a pancuke into God, Bibb turned oilier eastern cities.
recog
ized
the
unquestionable
act
that
ment.
Synod Church. The choir from here the program. The question wus: "Re­
John M. Scott, General Passenger L^n also go antl uke pMrt in the solved that the Government should the relation of each citizen to his God on the papist dupe and demanded if
Thus anoUier al tern pl uf Rome to
is a matt r that other individuals or his remark wus directed at the speak­ thwart free speech and another uno of
Agent of the Southern Pacific, was in chorus.
I own and control the Railways of the the state have no right to interfere er personally. "If it is," said Bibb, our men initialed and prove«! true as
the city Wedne.
and made this of­
Auction Sale.—The Young Ladies’ United States.” Alfred Adams and
with.
”1 shall proceed in a quarter of a steel to the cause.
fice a pleasant call.
Sewing Society of the U nited Lutheran Mabie Stortz represented the affirma­
“Rome denies the right of individ­ econd to show you where to head in
Plenty of new things at “The Shop” Church will have an auction sale on tive side and Harry Carson and Esther
Few appreciate what we owe these
ual conscience and freedom of opinion; at.”
for Christmas Gifts. Come and see I Saturday evening, Nov. 28, in the Schaap the negative. The judges were:
men
and to lheir patient wives whose
and, logical to that position, would
The unfortunat«* dupe was vehement
them.
Yeoman Hall. The sale will follow a Rev. Browne, Mrs. Durno and Miss
force all to obey her edicts. If we are in his declarations that such was not life is in constant drad of what may
short musical program and consist of Kreta Hicks. The final decision was
Ex.
See Jerry about your old Clocks.
to be consistent in opposing the im­ the case, whereupon Bibb proceeded come next.
. all kinds of fancy goods. Home made in favor of the negative side. There possible demands of the papists, we with his subject, his audience greatly
We have a good line of D. M. C. | camlies on sale a" * a nice lunch wil' were so many visitors present that it
must oppose all other denominational enjoying the digression.
Threads at “The Shop” for embroidery
was almost impossible to find seats
be served at six o’clock.
demands that interfere with religious
Our information is that Bibb un­
work, crocheting and tatting. All at
AMONG OUR LECTURERS
Mrs. J. Durno is assisting at the for them all.
freedom. A just regard for the rights covered Rome to the great satisfaction
reasonable paices. Buy now, while it
Wolfard store during the busy season. t The whole school is enthused over of others, even of the minority, is the of his audiencn. The prison bars act­
(Continued front First Page)
lasts.
The Misses Loe were passengers for the result of the game which was strength of the state and the guaran- ing as a sort of inspiration.
priests became intensely frightened,
The new Tatting Shuttles are in at
Portland Saturday for an over Sunday played with Turner last Saturday. A , tee of its perpetuity. Let us be just
When the meeting was dismissed seeing that this man was going tu
“The Shop.”
game
for
Thanksgiving
is
expected
visit with the home folks.
to ad men and impose no religious re­ Bibb went to his hotel and slept the lake the blockaded town and run away
Mr. Miller has been very sick at his
Cleve Lindscott and Creed Lincoln 1 with either Woodburn or Canby. With straint upon any.
sleep of the victor rather than the vic­ with the people and their atfectiun to
home on Front Street, but is reported went to Stayton, Oregon, Sunday on the new line-up we have there is little
“If we Protestants put our hands tim. The following day he appeared the unduing of Koine, so they threw
much better and the nurse has re­ business.
doubt but that we can hold our own
into the public treasury to use public before the court and pleaded NOT open the hall door« and invited Hen­
turned home.
against
any.
Miss NW lie Kinser was an over Sun- '
funds for denominational purposes, GUILTY to the charge and gave $100 drickson tu come in, fur there at least
Jerry, the Umbrella Rib Doctor.
day visitor at her home in Mt. Angel. |
how can we reasonably object to the bond for his appearance at Red Wing wuuld be some limitation to his crowds,
Will Ellingsworth made a business
Catholics doing the same thing? If December 14th, to starni trial. Let the so Hendrickson was boss of lite day.
UNITARIAN SERVICES
Miss Catherine Humpert of Mt. An­
gel spent the past week with her sis- I trip to Albany, Shedd and other points
Will be regularly conducted on first Protestant ministers draw pay as of­ pa’riots remember this date. When Hendrickson has a number of return
Saturday, returning on Monday of this Sunday of each month at 7:45 P. M. in ficers of th.* army and navy, how can Bibb appeared in court behold the pin­ date« through the northern part of Il­
ter, Mrs. Joe Lais.
W. O. W. Hall by Rev. Richard F. we deny the same privilege to th«> head lawyer, one F. M. Wilson, who linois und Wisconsin. Thu«e people in
Mrs. Reeder of Salem came Tuesday week.
to visit her sister, Mrs. Hurst, and on
M;s8 Elizabeth Bigler was an over Tischer, pastor of the Uhitarian' priests? When we nsk that church swore out the warrent for the arrest this part of the country who would
Wednesday their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday guest of fnends at Scotts Church of Salem. Everyone welcome. , property be permitt«-«! to go untaxed, of Bibb, and H. E. Fowler, the advance like to secure his service« through
we are making the precedent upon advertising man. an<l who also was in January and February had better get
Bring your friends.
Merrifield, arrived from Almsville and |
Woman’s Social Science Club meets
which the enormous wealth of the jail from 5:30 p. m. to 10:30. Thia busy and write him at once.
will remain several days.
at Mrs. Geo. W. Hubbs on this Satur­
Catholic church escapes taxation.
eminent discip'e of Blackstone anti the
Mrs. Rupe of Silverton left for Port­
Oti« L. Spurgeon, the great naliunal
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
day afternoon at 2:30. An excellent
“Just lay a ide those preconceived Roman Catholic mayor of Red Wing.
land on the Wednesday morning pas­
The special services that were ad­ opinions, and look at this question, not Minn., this one F. M. Wilson of Red lecturer of Des Moines, la., has passed
program ha« been prepared and all
senger, and will visit relatives at that
members are urged to be present. The vertised to begin at this Church last as a Raptist, or a Presbyterian, or a Wing. Minn., claims to have his exalted through the senatorial race and
place.
Club will meet regularly every two Sunday have been postponed until after Christian Scientist; but as a citizen of and highly cultivat««! sense of moral­ achieved great success—-not that he
the holidays.
Wren Stevenson of Wilhelmina who weeks from now on.
the republic. It is human to see the ity all shot to pieces by the dreadful was victorious to the senate, but he
Special
music
next
Sunday
morning.
was successfully operated upon for
Grand Fatriarch G. W. Wright of
evils that follow privileges granted to obscenity in the advertising bills he brought about an agitation and put
appendicitis at St. Vincents Hospital I the Grand Encampment I. O. O. F. of The ladies’ trio will sing “Come let some other church; but it is wisdom accuses Fowler and Bibb of distribut­ the people to thinking on a line which
means a grout deal in this fight which
in Portland visited with his grand Oregon visited Ridglcy Encampment us sing of Jesus.” The paster will and good citizenship to conce«le on our ing in this c'ty of Red Wing.
is coming und facing us. Spurgeon’s
parent, Mrs. G. A. Webbs, last week. | of Silverton last Tuesday night. After speak upon the subject “Eternal Pun­ own part all we deman«l from others.
An eye witness informs us of the
"Every religious law is a law in awful misfortune that such a great power and personality needs no re­
Mr. Henry Stevenson of the Steven- a short lodge session the doors were ishment.” In the evening the chorus
son Lumber Co. of Seattle, Wash., opened to visitors. Patriarch Wright choir will sing. Subject of discourse: behalf of Roma. To protect all people and leading citizen as this one F. M. commendation. We do not know how
in the right to worship or not to wor­ Wilson should have his ethical nature many of his days are calleti for, but
will spend Thanksgiving Day with his | made an interesting talk which was “The Strength of being clean.”
The
first
quarterly
conference
will
ship
is a law in behalf of real religion. rudely disquieted. We ar further in­ if you wish to secure Spurgeon, it is
A.
I
followed
by
an
hour
of
social
pleasure.
family at the parental home at G.
be
held
in
the
church
Wednesday
Get up on the broa«l platform of real form««] that the scene was beyond well for you to gel in touch with him
Webba.
FOR SALE — On account of limited
evening, December 2 at 7:30 p. m. Dr. democracy — not partisan democracy, words to the constitution of this one at once.
Silverton friends will be glad to quarters I will sell 25 to 50 nice white
Moore, the District Superintendent, but democracy in the broad sense—and
Rev. J. A. Cottam of Dearborn,
F. M. Wilson, whose son is said to
hear of the baby boy at the home of leghern spring pullets of good strain.
will be present. A full representation help to make the nation what it was have joined Rome and the K. C., when Mich., is open now for lecture dales.
R.
R.
4.
C.
COLE.
Dr. Clyde Mount at Oregon City.
is requested.
origi ally conceived to be: a nation this eminent jurist read the hand bill His home was burned while lecturing
LOST—Hand Bag containing purse
The Ladies’ Aid of the Synod
Don’t forget the afternoon lunch of free men ruled by a government
and saw the phrase "For Men Only." on Rome at h's own church last sprina^
Church meet next Wednesday with with’ some change in it, song book, served by the ladies' Aid, December
of,
by
and
for
the
people,
with
equal
His acute appreciation of those things He wa« immediately indicted for this
Finder will 12. Also sale of fancy goods.
pair of glasses, etc.
Mrs. O. J. Moe near Pratum.
rights to all and special privileges to high and ho'y made him just flutter and Rome seemingly built an impene­
pie
se
return
to
this
office.
John Killian was a passenger for
none.”
and sputter and become almost irre­ trable wull of evidence against him
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 17, 1914.
Portland We«inesday morning return­
concilable
to things terrestrial. Then which it seemed would lead to his con­
Cor,
Turtle
Lake,
N.
D.,
Nov.
11,
1914.
My dear Mrs. Hosmer:
ing on the evening train.
to add fuel to the cruel flames, know- viction in spite of everything, but he
Mrs.
J.
E.
Hosmer,
Greeting
and
love
from
an
old
man!
Grandma Nutting will have her sis­
came out victorious. This man should
Silverton, Oregon.
The collections of the begging nuns irg at his great patriotic breast, he
ter, Mrs. Tom Cochran and family, of At the first of the year when I re­
be universally sought. He will make
remembere«!
his
friend,
the
Roman
St. Johns, Ore., as Thanksgiving guests. I ce've mX semi-annual income, I intend Dear Mrs. Hosmer:
are the little rivulets running into the
good.
Catholic
mayor
of
Red
Wing,
an«l
then
Although you and I are strangers, great streams of wealth always pour­
to send your brave husband a certain
sum, not less than fifty dollars, and have never met and perhaps never will, ing their millions into the Hierarchy. the floo«l gates of his f<*elings opened
A. J. Scarboro of Magnolia, Ark.,
wide and he most fainted. To show is one of our moat able lecturers from
’' probably a few dollars more, to as- nevertheless 1 have an interest in you,
Friends everywhere, send The < 1 sist in his outlay for the common because we are sisters in this great
our readers how awful it was we print the southland and is a man who pleas­
the hand bill:
Another
inmate
of
a
Catholic
prison,
republic,
and
having
seen
an
account
lournal yeur advertising, as < i cause.
es everywhere he goes. He has been
* * • « • of your distressing situation in the called House of Good Shepherd, has
ROTTENNESS
Yours
very
sincerely,
engaged in all kinda of battles in the
this is the only way that The
pages of the “Menace” of which my escaped by the suicide route. This
south and his eloquence has placed
OF
ROMANISM
■ •
Journal can live. Our rates < >
husband and myself are enthusiastic time at Ft. Thomas, Ky. The poor
him in great favor among the p«*ople.
Illustrated
Lectures
By
BILLY
!! AB AQUA PARENT - TEACHER AS- readers, I felt it my duty to give you slave had been held for two years, wa:
We wish to state to our patrotic peo­
are only 25 cents per inch and ' ’
PARKER
SOCIATION ARE DOING GOOD
a word of sympathy in this dark hour. now sixteen, but preferred carbolic
ple everywhere that this lecture work
WORK
five cents a line for locals.
"The Witty Little Scotchman.”
I understand your husband is in acid to further servitude. The coroner
must be kept going if the movement’s
X
’ 1
The Abaqua Parent-Teachers Asso­ prison on the account of “Telling the thoughtfully advised the keepers of
ARMORY,
RED
WING
growth is healthy and certain.
♦
> ciation, r.t the Dunagan School House
..... ... ... ......
truth about Rome,” and that you are the prison to keep the poisons oat of
NOV. 13th to 17th
We are giving above a list of men,
Fred Nutting was a Sutherlin busi­ recently organized with Mrs. W. Black, struggling to continue the publication reach of the slaves.
Lecture Subjects
whom we can recommend. We believe
president;
Mrs.
J.
Kaser,
vice-presi
­
of a paper which your husband was
• • •
ness ca'ler the latter part of the past
Friday, Nov. 13—“Rome, the Men­ them to be men whom you should se­
dent; Mrs. W. L. Dunigan, Secretary. editing.
week.
ace of Progress" (illustrated).
cure. Remember that during the clos­
Mrs. J. Shepherd was appointed chair­
Just
before
the
election
the
politi-
Will you kindly send me a few sam­
Miss Hazel Nutting who is attend­ man of the L'brary Educational Com­
Sunday, Nov. 15th, 2:30 P. M. — ing days of our political campaign
Wash-
cians
had
a
rude
awakening.
A
ing school at Corvallis, will spend mittee, Mrs. W. L. Dunigan of the ples of your paper, and write me a
“The Rottenness of Romanism as that there was much excitement to di­
personal letter if you have time, telling ington correspondent said the leaders Taught by Their Theology and Prac­ vert that few people were out to hear
Thanksgiving under the home roof.
Park Improvement Committee, Mrs.
of both political parties were «lum-
The Ira Stewart family will be Bennett Dunigan of the Social Com­ me all about it and oblige
founded, astounded, chagrined, morti- ticed by the Priesthoo«i in the Secret the lectures. As a result of this some
Corifessional with Women." (Men have b«5come discouraged and wished
guests at the R. S. Chandler home on mittee.
P. S.—We are protestants and mem fied and helpless in face of the fact ONLY.)
Thanksgiving Day.
to cut out the lecture work. The le<^|)))
It was decided to meet every third bers of the Christian Church.
that the whole country seemed to be
Monday,
Nov.
16th
—
"Do
the
Cath
­
ture work Himply must be kept goinff.
Ladies take your scissors to Jerry, I Friday of the month alternately in the
on fire against papal aggressions, and
Mrs. A. A.
the sharp Guy. 10 cents a Pair.
School House and the homes of the
threatened to unhorse the Democratic olic Priests and Knights of Columbus It does not matter how great or able
party. The big papers of New York Take an Oath of Treason Against Our the man is whom you secure, you must
Miss Virginia Mascher who has been members.
get in touch with the people, sell the
The
Park
Improvement
Committee
gave
whole pages to it, bellowed, roar­ Government?”
visiting relatives in Portland, returned
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES
Tuesday, Nov. 17th—"Romanism vs. tickets, be active in your work or you
scored First mark for actual work,
ed,
advised,
begged
—
“
Don
’
t
mix
re­
home on Tuesday of this week.
Bible School every Sunday at 10 a.m.
cannot expect anyone to come out to
they, with the school board and a
ligion in politics." President Wilson Socialism.”
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
As we go to press we received the
15c Admission to All Lectures Ex­ hear them. Let us begin now an«l work
goodly number of patrons met the fol­
telegraphed
it
to
his
political
man
­
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
sad news of the death of Mr. Ridings.
cept Sunday Afternoon, to Men Only, together an«l plan to get in touch with
lowing Saturday with weapons of work
Special Service at 7:30 p. m., with agers. But it went on just the same, 25 cents.
Deceased is the father of Mrs. Cusiter
some of these lecturers at once and see
(not war) and Baskets of lunch at special Song Service by the choir.
and increase«! up to the hour of elec­
of this place and was one of the old
Doors open ât 7:30; Lectures »tart that they are kept busy. We need
the school grounds, where a happy day
tion. It smote the Demo-Catholic par­
Pioneers of the state. Obituary and
them in the work.
was enjoyed by all in clearing away
ty with frightful slaughter; but now at 8:15 p. m.
full particulars given next week.
Just think of a man possessing
brush, grubs and mowing long grass,
that
the
election
is
over
—
they
know
Hurrah for a good time. Turkey,
A matter about which we would like
Rev. White of the Synod Church will burning the debris of years’ accumu­ cranberry sauce, pumpkin pies and what did it, but they won’t confess it. such marked sense of justice and
to
speak to our people about just now
things moral being shocked with such
preach at The United Lutheran Church lation. More was done than was ex­ other good fixin’s to make the small
is that of a chautauqua. R. E. Meeker
a
piece
of
literature.
on Sunday next.
pected, there is still a little left for boys’ mouth water, and “tummy ache."
Our Jesuitlzd Supreme Court has
Such a document would most shock of Perry, la., is the owner and man­
The delegates appointed are the “loving hearts and willing hands” to Give the kiddies a good time for these
held that any property a man holds Archbishop John Irelan«! or Messmer. ager of the Martin Luther chautauqua.
Misses Louise Hatteberg, Alice Jensen do, to have it as it should be.
are the days we older “children” look when he takes the "Vow of Poverty,”
But Bibb and Fowler were in jail The people of all the towns where
and Bessie Sundool, with Messrs. Al-
The boys under the capable super­ back to with happy, if sometimes sad
chautauqua» were held last year and a
v'n Madsen and Casper Tarr.
vision of the teacher William Dunigan shots. And ’et us not forget to give or inherits thereafter, together with and it is said had a more healing ef­ number of other towns and cities are
any
increase
of
values
after
the
Vow,
fect upon the nerves of both the pin-
There will be 25 or more of the are planning a building for the little thanks to the giver of all good, for
shall go to the Church and not to his hea«i lawyer and the mayor than a lining up.
other young people who will attend tots to play in during rainy weather blessings in the year that is past.
legal heirs as the civil law directs. ton of holy unction grease or a vat of
The chautauqua is certainly a great
from here and a pleasant as well as and for a Manual Training Shop for
We may reasonably expect an other holy water.
success. At one place they have al­
the
larger
boys.
instructive session will be held.
decision as soon as the case gets to
But alack, alas! neither of these dis- ready sold 500 season tickets, which
«
The Experiment of reducing
Rev. White is President of the As­ a Manual Training Shop for the larger «
the
court,
that
any
girl
once
in
the
tinguishe«!
moralists know that man places them to the good. Mr. Meeker
the
price
of
this
paper
to
50
sociation and with his family will re­ boys.
convent by her own consent or that Bibb.
has certainly sprung upon us a situa­
At
the
last
meeting
the
subjects
of
cents
per
year
for
a
period
of
turn on Monday of next week.
of
her
parent,
is
henceforth
and
for
­
tion
which means for the future great­
It
is
said
he
can
smell
a
puppet
of
30 days has proven such a
discussion — Cigarette smoking among
Rev. Albyn Essen will officiate at a boys and Teaching Truth to School
ever the property of the Church, and Rome ten miles when the wind is fa- er successes than we have ever ht»A>
success that we have conclud­
wedding Thursday at Tangent, Ore. children, which brought many helpful
may be so held.
v rahle and our opinion is these two before. Mr. Meeker is a man that wfrr
ed to make the reduction per­
gentlemen will know Bibb better be­ bring things to pass. On his lecture
By
its
toll
of
industry,
its
system
manent. Keep them coming in
The Yoke Beavers Class are meet-. thoughts and good ideas.
of begging nuns, and the graft upon fore the roses come again. We have contract he carries men of national
bunches! It is the correct an­
ing about three times a week, getting i After a short social hour with the
work ready for the Sale on December | hostess Mrs. Miller Barkhurst, the * swer to the hierarchy’s prosecu­ * its victims for spiritual favors, the the advantage over the mayor and the fame and character. You should write
Hierarchy bids fair soon to dominate pinhead lawyer, WE KNOW BIBB, to Mr. Meeker about this chautauqua
5th. These young people are doing meeting adjourned to meet Friday, « tions and falsehoods.
and we know that Bibb knows the In­ at once.
Ex.
the financial world.
fine work an<l deserve much praise. | December 4, at the school house.