The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915, January 29, 1915, Image 4

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    SOCIALIST COLUMN
REPLY TO VAN TRUMP
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson were
Tuesday morning passengers for Port,
M. L. Hanwn, Prop.
.! Phone Blue 1141
Guy Fitch Phelos.
land. They will spend a few days with
In The Silverton Journal of January UNSELFISHNESS va. SELFISH*
relatives in the Rose City.
N ESS
Mrs. Alvin Davis went for an ex- 1 t Mr. Van Trump issued this chal­
lenge:
"1
will
give
Mr.
Phelps
$100
to
tended stay W'th Portland friends
Our present system is built on sel­
AM TES
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Linscott are spend­ Monday.
prove before a Christian jury that fishness. individualism, anarchy, The
ing a few weeks w;th their daughters
Lincoln
ever
acknowledged
Christ
as
system which Socialist« wish to es-
Mrs. K. A. Lo» and daughter, Mias
Rooms 25c up.
Meals 25c.
in Portland.
Savior or joined any church. Now we tubl sh is built on the idea that a
Emma, were over to Salem on Tues-
will see who is the bluffer?
Benneth Bentson was the victim o'* day of 1 th's week.
Hoard and Lodging $5.50per week.
neighbor*« health and happiness is
You notice there is nothing said essential to our happiness and that
a serious accident on Monday morning.
Miss Orpha Eisenhart came from about "rights of challenge,” or meet­
Front street. Near Depot
SILVERTON, OREGON
While playing on the steps at the
real, lasting prosperity is the pros­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
schoo' house he slipped, falling on the Stayton i Thursday morning, where she in him in Salem. Just the naked perity of ull mankind and not of just
walk with such force as to break his has been *o see her uncle. Chris. Ei­ challenge. Now turn to the Journul a favored few. Everything socialistic
1
senhart. Miss Eisenhart will visit of January 22d and see how this Muf-
arm between the hand and elbow.
which
we
have
already
secured
is
relat ves in Silverton before rtuming I
ouTuT his Yittie’trouble.’ . 1
Mr. George Morley and daughter. to her home near Woodburn.
1 w that he had Ucked on
, "or the best excepting where Injured by
Miss Alta, were at Salem Wednesday
L. LARSON
S. TEGLAND
C. WEBB
Mrs. Madge Watson who has been ju:ned any church,' and I knew why. the corruption from the old system.
of this week.
a guest at the E. I.. Smith home and Lincoln never united with a denom- C >mpare the selfish struggle for trade
Mr. La Due and baby who have
among our merchants with ita profit
whore violin selections were greatly ¡nation, so he ran that in to save his
been visiting at the Henjum home,
grabbing
and evil results to ail con­
enjoyed at the concert Monday night, case. But the very fact that he put
returned to Salem Monday morning.
cerned with our excelljntly managed
returned to her home in Portland that in shows that he knew 1 could
po t office service. The distribution
Messrs I. W. Miller, J. L. Edison Thursday morning.
prove that Lincoln acknowledged
of shoes, for example, not only tends
and Everett Philippi were among the
Miss Sophia Madsen went to Port- Christ as Savior. And this proves him
Clean, Up-to-date, Satisfaction Guaranteed
Silvertonians to attend court at the land Wednesday to spend the rvmaind- to be the “bluffer’’ in this matter. Cer- to make enemies of the competitors,
but costs the people more for the
Capital City this week.
er of the week with relatives and tainly a man can l>e a Christian with- profit than the -hoes themselves cost,
FREE DELIVERY
T. M. Lukins and son were Salem friends.
lout joining adenomina* on. VanTrump while in the distribution of mail the
business callers on Saturday last.
The Old Time Dance at the W. O. knows this, and he is dishonest when profit goes al to the people with the
Friday evening Miss Ida L. Denny W. Hall last Saturday night, un- h’ makes out that he believes it nec- tendency alwav toward better service
Oak Street
Phone Blue 821
went to her home near Salem, re­ der the management of the P-erless essary. Are all church members Chris- and cheaper rates. A post office trust
turning Sunday afternoon.
Orchestra was a success in every way. | tians .’ Now the very fact that he put is a trust b\ the people, but a shoe
Mrs. Joseph Brodie of Woodburn
A good crowd was present and the in that church point shows that he trust is a trust for the profit of u few-
came the last of the week to visit her excellent music was a special feature knows that he has been misrepresent­ wealthy individuals. The one grows
ing Lincoln. Yet this is the man who better and better in every way for the
grand daughter, Mrs. Harvey Hart­ of the evening’s amusement.
talks about “lying for the glory of people while the other becomes worse
man and family, also other old Silver-
Special Weekly Ratet
Everyone had a fine time and there
Meals 25c
:: Ratei $1.00 to $1.25 Day
ton friends. She returned home on will be another of these dances again God.” I have been telling the readers and worse, finally combines with other
of The Journal that Infidels arc bluf­
Tuesday afternoon.
on Saturday evening, January 30th. fers. and dishonest, and this proves it. big business and absolutely enslaves
Mr. aad Mrs. Lear of Downs spent Everyone come and help make this
the workers. Now­ what we Socialist©
When In Salem Stop at
Van Trump’s actions in this matter want is to extend and complete the
Monday with friends on Liberty Hill. the best c-ver.
brand him as a bluff, a fraud, and a better system, the one which is good
THE DEPOT HOTEL
Mr. Elmer Santelle was a guest at
FOR SALE — A nice large lot, man given to the methods of hypo­ for all the people. This means the
the H. C. Hartman home on Saturday
crisy. I saw what that church busi­
E. J. COODENOUGH. Mgr.
and Sunday of the past week............. 50x120, in the Capital Citiy. Fruits of ness was put in for. and 1 did not final ownership of our government
every kind, cn Oregon Electric Line.
and
all
the
means
of
production,
Mrs. B. F. Johnson of Portland who 2 blocks f;*om school, near church. mention it purposely, for I wanted
One-hall Block South oí S. P. Depot
Phone 575
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. H. Good bargain at $250. See Cascade Van Trump to bring out his true char­ transportation and communication,
Then all can have a happy home,
P. Irish, returned home last Friday.
acter before the readers of the debate, work at the highest wages whenever
Real Estate Co., Silverto.’, Ore.
GOOD HOME COOKING
Mrs. C. G. Cowles was a guest of
and he walked into the trap. Nothing they want work, an equal share and
LUNCH COUNTER
$1200 — Three acres in Southern
Mrs. June Drake the past week, left
could be more to my hand in this case interest in all the great inventions
Saturday afternoon for her home at Calofomia, water for irrigation. From now on nothing he may put in of our wonderful age and no worry
3->oom house. $300 cash, balance to The Journal will have weight with its
Albany, Ore.
suit purchaser at 7 per cent. — Cas­ readers. Yes. we have found the of poverty for ourselves and our pos­
Mr. V. Bergeron and Miss Eva went cade Real Estate Co.
terity. Socialism is wonderful. It is
"bluffer,” and his name is Van Trump true. It is unselfish. It is practical.
to Portland Saturday morning, return,
Which is the greater, to believe in It is coming.
ing Sunday forenoon.
A Student.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Christ
as Savior, to pray, to profess
Mrs. Gil Bentson was a Capital
Both services at this church will be
City caller on Tuesday of this week. of exceptional interest next Sunday. conversion, to acknowledge that the
“The Shop” ha« purchased an up-to-date Electric
THE PURPOSE OF SOCIALISM
The Misses McClaine and Adams There will be special music by the Bible is the ins nred word of God, or
to
join
a
church
;
Now
I
will
go
on
V&cum
Cleaner and will rent it to you by the hour or
By Carl D. Thompson
were north bound passengers for choir and in the evening a solo by­
tr.e platform, according to this chal-
by
the
day,
It will do more and better work in one
Portland Tuesday morning.
Mrs. S. E. Richardson.
Let us consider what the changes
Inge, and prove that Lincoln stood
hour
than
two
women and a man with brooms and
Miss Henderson who wields the
The Rev. Burton St. John, a mis­ upon all those planks of faith, and P’uposed by Socialism would mean.
t epter at the Evans Valley school was sionary from China will speak in the Van Trump uare not meet me on the
1. It would mean that all the
brushes can do in all day.
among the Salem visitors last Satur­ morning, taking for his subject “China terms of his own challenge, He wages of the workers would be pro­
For particulars call at
day.
the land of Missionary opportunity,’’ thought I was one of those Mary had gressively increased until they re­
Four-room House and Lot, 70x210, and in the evening “An American’s a Little Lamb sort of preachers that ceived, as nearly as possible the full
cn Mill Street. God location, only first day in Tientsin.”
would tremble before his challenge. products of their toil.
On Monday evening, Feb. 1, Mr. St Now’ he crawls out like the bluffer he
2. H would reduce the cost of liv-
$1750. $200 cash, good investment.
Phene Blue 1001
De you want to buy or sell anything, John will lecture in the church on is on his own saving clause, put in for ing for everyone, The trusts being
come and t-dk it over. — Cascade Real “The Flowery Republic and her Mas­ the puip'se. He has been telling the publicly owned ami operated without
ter Mind.” This lecture is a brief sur­ fa’ e thing on the character of Lincoln profit — the cost of the necessities of
Estate Co.
Subscribe or renew for the Menace vey of Chin- and her resources, a all the time, and he knows it, else he life would be reduced.
sketch of the revolution, and a word would meet me on those points of his
3. Exploitation — or the power of
at The Journal Office.
portrait of the President Yuan Shih challenge which are really vital. He n<: n or set of men to live off the la­
Knights of Luther or others who Kai. Mr. St. John was an eye wit­
has been claiming Lincoln as an In­ bor of another man or set of men —
wish to engage an anti-Romanist lec­
PHONE GREEN 771
OFFICE-HOSMER BLDG.
ness of many of the events that hap­ fidel and a Materialist. Now let him would be ,.t an end.
turer, should write at once to E. G. pened during the revolution in China.
4.
No
one
being
able
to
live
off
the
Grossochme, Box 5, Brownville, Neb. Admission to the lecture Monday- cor'e up here and meet me like a man.
Ah, Van, dear, you are easy, very- labor of an ther, all would be com­
This able lecturer is now open to en­
night 15 and 10 cents.
easy.
It wasn’t hard to get you in pelled to work — to render some use­
gagements in any part of the United
the trap, nor wil’ I need to send you ful service. AH who were able to
States.
ESSAY ON MAN
1
to
Germany to be labeled, for you be- work ar.d refused to do so, if there
By S. P. Hammerbeck.
The Ladies of Marion Circle, W. 0.
should be such under Socialism, would
Papis7
plus*
’
1
“
Materialist
’
equals
|
‘°
W., will give their fiist dance of the 1
crossers as those cowardly Silverton receive what they produced — nothing
2 Apists
season Saturday, February 6, in the
if they produce nothing. The bible
The Papist makes a monkey of h'c business men who have taken their says: “If a man will not work, nei­
W. 0. W. Hall. Music by Cooley Or­
ads out of The Journal for fear of the
chestra. Dance tickets 50c, Ladies god by claiming that a priest compels
Roman
Beast. Van Trump is a fair ther shall he eat.”
the
god
to
descend
into
his
hands
by
free.
5. Thero would be no unemployed
sample
of
his class, a bunch of bluf-
uttering a few words in a dead lan­
—
no hungry, weary, hopeless, dis­
Miss Nora Welch went to Mt. Angel
fe s and big-mouths, trying to in­
guage.
heartened men tramping the city
Tuesday morning.
key
,f|timidate
somebody.
The
last
thing
in
The Materialist makes a men
Miss Nellie Kinser went to Mt. An- himself by claiming to be a choice the world an infidel wants to find is streets a^d country roads begging for
that there is a God, or that Christ is work and unable to find it. The state
g I Saturday to spend the night with specimen of improved ape.
Divine. I challenge Mr. Van Trump controlling a’l i aturai resources and
her father, returning Sunday.
to meet me here on the points I men­ public utilities, would find work for all.
GRACE V. BONNER
Among the Salem visitors Saturday
6. Every young man and woman
tioned in harmony with my reply to
were the Fuller Bros, of The News
being able to earn a living, marriage
at
the
Christian
Church
Tuesday.
I
his
challenge.
If
he
refuses,
then
he
and Ben Levy.
February 2nd.
I is the bluffer, and to show that he would be promoted, the home saved
Mrs. H. D. Mount went to Oregon
Miss Bonner comes with the very has been knowingly misrepresenting ard prostitution and vice robbed of
City Wednesday for a two weeks’
be~t of recommendations. She is not Lincoln in all those things I dare him, their victims.
visit w’th her sons at that place.
7. Every adult — father or mother
only a Reader and Character Declama- I I insist that he meet me according to
Mrs. S. Shoales who has been a tor, but also a skilled ventril quist. my challenge; and I will entertain — receiving the full product of their
guest at the home of her mother, Mrs Miss Bonner will present the play him while here, and pay his rail road toil, there would be no need of child
Geo. Taylor, returned to her home at “The Woman Next Door,” and it will fare both ways. From this on I shall labor which forthwith would cease.
Laurel. Ore., on Wednesday of this be a rare chance to hear a regular 75c pay very little attention to anything
8. The fear of want and poverty
If you want to Sell, List your property with us
week.
entertainment for 25c. Watch for | he may print in The Journal, A man would be remov d: all children would
•>e
given
an
equal
opportunity
for
an
Mrs. W H. Folger was a Capital window cards and bills.
We advertise your property and give all concerned
who will so reveal his lack of self­
City visitor on Saturday last.
respect, and show the white feather, education, and the aged and disabled
a square deal.
HIGH SCHOOI NOTES
I
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stewart entertain­
’s not worthy of notice. He says we would be pensioned and protected.
9.
The
workers,
receiving
their
full
are agreed that a "I Christian won’t
ed their friend, Mr Jesse Sands of
An interesting class game of basket
_ but his last article and just dues, strikes and lockouts
That ' is true,
Carlton, Oregon, cn Monday night.
Henceforth industrial
If you want to Buy, come and see us, or write
ball
was
played
last
Friday
evening,
{
,
roV
es
that
infidels
are not included would end.
Mr. Peterson was a north bound
peace would prevail.
January
22,
between
the
Freshmen
¡
n
^h
e
term.
Respectfully,
and tell us just
what you
want.
“Satisfied
passenger Wednesday morning.
10. Socialism would establish peace
r.nd Junior girls. The score was
GUY FITCH PHELPS,
Hanison Jones and wife spent nearly equal throughout the whole |
Customers'* is our best asset!
upon the earth. There would be no
T .
Tuesday with Salem friends.
game, but the Freshmen finally suc- ABIQUA PARENT TEACHER AS- need to fight for foreign markets. The
Elsie Grazier is reported as having cc?ded in winning by a score 28 to 22.
economic reason for wars would be
SOCTATION
the mumps.
removed.
The Freshmen boys also played the
-How Is This--
And finally, many of the devoted
Mrs. L. C Eastman was a passenger Sophomore boy,, the same evening.
The Abiqua Parent Teacher Asso­
believers
in
the
golden
rule,
the
for Portland Wednesday of this week. The Freshmen carried away their ciation held their Quarterly Election
House and lx>t in Monroe, Oregon,
Miss Esther Mace exme down from game by a score of 34 to 14. A large at which Mrs. Miller Barkhurst was brotherhood of man and the spiritual
ideals
of
religion,
have
discovered
that
crowd
was
out
to
see
these
games
and
Hult Monday and went out to the
elected president, Mrs. Joe Kaser
to trade for Silverton or Salem Prop­
George Burck home near Abiqua for much enthusiasm was shown.
vice-president, Mrs. W. Black sec­ Socialism is the program by which
erty. $1500 value.
Friday night, January 29, the Sil­ retary, William Dunigan treasurer. their hopes may be realized.
an indefinite stay.
To some these claims may seem too
verton
High
School
girls
will
meet
the
At the last m eting a paper by Mrs.
W. H. Ellingsworth was transact­
High School
I
C
u“’i‘ big to be possible of realization. And
ing businers in Oregon City and Can­ Gresham
4
v
. girls . in
. a game
.„leaser
was read 7*"*
on home
and 7 school
the question naturally arises: By what «inimmmmmmnmmmmmitmnmtttniii
of
basket
ball
to
be
played
here.
All
by the last jf the wack.
club work which was greatly enjoyed
i* terested cannot afford to mise this by all present, also an article on bet- means does Socialism propose to ac­
P. A. Linscott returned from Port- game.
. ter rural conditions by Mrs. Black; complish these things?
”'d Monday, after a fqw days spent
That question we shall answer in
The school is very busy preparing | a^er which *t was decided to use our
FOR SALE — 1500 lb. Draft H< rse.
Fine Lot on Fitch Street, a dandy
’ *h friends at that place.
for the mid-year examinations this influence against the bill pending in subsequent articles as fully and as
See
Cascade Real Estate Co.
building
sight,
close
in,
it
will
not
be
•’ . A. M. Chamness and daughter week. All pupils above the second
satisfactorily as space will permit.
• «- merning passengers for Salem grade who have not been tardy during the House to dissolve the board of
on-the market leng, only $350. Cerne
FOR SALE — Two Turbine Water
supervisors of country schools. Mrs.
Wednesday.
the semester, who average 90 in de­ Marion El’iott of Mt. Home, Idaho,
Watch the date after the name on quick 1
Wheels, Shafting , Mortise Gear
H. L. Nutting mace a business trip portment and 90 or over in their met with the Association and gave a the little green label and if you want
Do yot. want to buy a beautiful plot Wheels, Boxing, Couplings, Roller
to Portland Tuesday.
studies are excused from the ex- Domestic Science demonstration of
the
Silverton
Journal
another
year
re
­
of ground w th fruit and berries al- r eed Mill, etc. See Cascade Real Es-
P. Vorst was among the Salem aminat’ons.
tat? Co.
Crochet work.
new
your
subscription
promptly.
ready in bearing, with wood shed l.uilt
Miss Standish’s first grade room
business callers Wednesday.
After a social hour with the hostess,
had the best attendance, 98.4 per cent Mrs. W. L. Dunagan, the meeting ad­
Now wc have it. Lot at one half
and two tent houses? This is a bar-
UNITARIAN SERVICES
Get a Subscriber for The Silverton for the month ending January 27.
price
to the person who will build a
journed to meet at the school house
Will be regularly conducted on firs I gain on the installment plan. Thc $1500 house cn it, good
Journal
The Chemistry Class is having a Friday, February 5th.
i
location on
Sunday of each month at 7:45 P. M. in , property is three blocks from car line . South
Tf you recc’ve subscription blanks race for a silver cup to be given by
Street. Also other lots
—___ Waler
___ _____
W. O. W. Hall by Rev. Richard F. ' that runs into Portland. Price $1800, in this part of Silverton with the urMj
from the Silverton Journal, please do Brooks & Steelhammer to the best
TIP TOP BREAD
not throw them away, even if you student of this class. In order to be fresh at 11:30 A. M. and 5 P. M. each Tischer, pastor of the Unitarian $100 down, $15 per month. Now’s the derstanding that houses built must be
can’t use them. Give them to some in this race all the chemistry students day at Roger’« Grocery.
Church of Salem. Everyone welcome. lime and The Cascade Real Estate Co. of $1000 vali.e or over. Cascade Real
one who may have time to help.
must take the semester examinations.
Estate Company.
Ralph Adam«, Agent. I Bring your friends.
,are the people. Come and see!
LOCAI NEWS
1 ►
THE HANSON HOTEL
CITY MEAT COMPANY
r
“THE
SHOP”
“PRESTON’S SHOP”
REAL ESTATE
Is again to the Front with
E. W. ROSS, Manager
f
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