NINETY-SIXTH ANNI
VERSARY
Silver Lodge, No. 21. I. O. O. F..
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You
You
to
Read BILLY BARLOW’S STORY
ay Stop
10 DAYS
Frank Wray was an incoming pas­
Brother Odd
as told in a neat little booklet by E. A. PUTMAN.
senger from the north Thursday extends invitations to
Rebekahs
to
I
Fellows
and
Sisters
It
shows
up
the Gid Rocky** Church and the foolishness of the War.
morning.
at
celebrate
with
them
Sunday
evening.
Willard Benson of the Silverton
BILLY IS A TRAMP
April 25th.
Hills went to Monroe Thursday morn­
Send 10 Cents to The Silverton Journal and secure the booklet
ing, to look after some timber land
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Sunday, April 25, is the ninety­
which he is interested in.
Do
You
Want
to
Laugh?
sixth anniversary of Odd Fellowship
L. H. Wilson, the optician, will be in America, and Silver Lodge cordial­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
at the Silverton Hotel Monday. May ly invites a'l Odd Fellows to enjoy
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3rd. See him about your eyes.
th*» evening at I. O. O. F. Hall. The
and
L. E. Patterson of Hult returned program will begin at 8 o’clock, the
from Portland Wednesday where he leading features being the address
has been on business.
by Herry Westbrook, Grand Warden
E. A. Peck of Lake Park. Minn., of the I. O. O. F. of Oregon. All
made this office a pleasant visit Tues­ Oild Fellows and Rebekahs should
day. Mr. Peck is visiting old time hear Brother Westbrook, as his lec-
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friends in the city and is much ture w,|] he instructive to the mem-
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
pleased with our country as he is bers and highly interesting.
looking up a location in the west. Mr.
Conaultation Free
Peck wishes to express his apprecia­
REBEKAH LODGES MEET
tion of the token presented him by
his friends E. T. Vegan and A. F.
Office 3 Doors South of M. E. Church
Snell and families while at the Port­
Thursday, April 15th., was Rebek­
on FISK STREET
land Hotel.
En route to the East Why not see
ah Day at Woodburn. Five or six-
The United Church Congregation hundred Rebekahs visited that neat
California and its Two World Ex­
holds its services next Sunday at the little city to hold the eighth annual
positions on your way East?
Norwegian Synod Church at two convention of District Number 4 of
o’clock in the afternoon. J. C. Rose­ Oregon, and the nine different lodges
Call on neareat Agent for full information, literature, tickets
land, pastor.
of the district were well represented.
reservations, train schedule*, etc.
Get your eyes tested and fitted About seventy members of Tryphena
New, up-to-date Machinery
Experienced Machinist
Monday, May 3d. Dr. L. H. Wilson Lodge attended and all considered the
Work Absolutely Guaranteed
convention a decided success and that
will be there.
The prisoner who is now in the Woodburn Rebekahs know how to
city j**l can trace his downfall to entertain royally as well as how to
John M. Scott. General Passenger Agent. Portland. Ore.
visiting Mt. Angel, where they be­ attend to business affairs.
At twelve o’clock M., the assembly
lieve sc strongly in personal 'iberty,
Garage and Machine Shop
if it d es interfere with your neigh­ adjourned to the banquet room where
bor's liberty. The city authorities a sumptuous spread was in waiting
P. W. Noftsker
will curtail his liberty for about 30 for the many hungry Rebekahs who
thought
it
one
of
the
rare
treats
of
days and the tax payers will pay his
Phone Blue 951
board a corresponding length of time. the season, and after dinner, the hap­
Cor. First and Lewis Sts.
c
I
py
bunch
returned
to
the
lodge
room
TIP TOP BREAD
to
hold
the
business
meeting
and
to
fresh at 11:3® A. M. and 5 P. M. each
listen to the many good numbers on
day st Rager** Grocery.
the program. The evening session
Ralph Adams, Agent.
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RATES: $1.00 PER DAY
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began at 7:30.
The Competitive-
Alva Homes who was found dead
THE
Drill which had been looked forward
in a chair in his cabin on the Andrew
Board and Room
Meal* 25c
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to with great expectation, was beau­
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Duval farm Sunday, was buried on
by week $4.75
tiful. The floor work was demon­
Room* 50c up
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Monday in the Silverton cemetery,
strated by the Salem and Canby
Pev. W. R. F. Brown officiating. He
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Lodges, Salem winning the silver cup
was a native of New York and was
on SATURDAY, MAY 1st.
with 984 points to Canby's 97. The
eighty years old.
convention adjourned to meet at
H. J. Lowdon, James Gordon. Wil­ Aurora next year.
All the Farmers, Gardeners. Fruit and Berry Growers around
Home Cooking
SILVERTON, ORE.
liam Mires, E. S. Porter. J. H. Porter,
The following officers will have
Salem are urged to bring in all the products you can and place
Chas. King, Lawson Hadley, Pearl charge of the convention:
them in the market and stay and sell them direct to the consumer
Hubard, all of the Silverton Hills, Chairma , Mrs. W. W. Jesse, Aurora;
(tables and stalls all free that day), at which time each com­
were Salem visitors last Friday.
Vice Chairman, Laura Bair, Canby ;
munity can select a Booth for the season. We want each locality
See Dr. Wilson about your eyes, Secretaiy, Elsie Simeral, Salem;
to organize clubs or companies: Kaiser, Chemawa, Haysville, Brooks,
Monday, May 3d, at the Silverton Marshal, Frances Weaver, Hubbard;
Hazelwood, Howell, Pratum, Fruitland, Holywood, Macleay, Shaw
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Hotel.
Conductoress, Maud Long, Needy;
Aumsville, West Stayton, Turner, Marion, Rosedale, Liberty, Livesly,
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M. L. Hansen, Prep. '*
Henry Deguire returned Friday I. Guard, Pearl Stevens, Gervais;
Eola, West Salem, Lincoln, Zena and Hopewell.
Let each locality bring in a good supply and sell your own
evening from Salem, where he has O.Guard, Lena Skervine,, Scotts Mills;
been painting a house for his son-in- Chap’ain, Sister Zimerle, Woodburn;
products.
L. Sup., Frances Hosmer, Silverton;
Make this the center for all your berries and foods,
law, Theo. Hicks.
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RATES:
If you have any stock or anything to sell, bring it in and
The Young Ladies’ Society of the R. S to V.Ch. Ida Knight, Canby;
offer it on that day in front of the market, where buyers will come,
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United Church Congregation will L. S. to V. Ch., Bertha Lee, Canby.
Meals 25c; Board and Room by the Day $1.25.
This
market is for the producers, where buyers may sell anything
meet at Andrew Quail’s on Saturday
they have. Set your own prices, But see that everything is first
Board and Ixxlging by the Week $5.50
at the usual hour.
NEW COLOR PROCESS
class, clean and neatly put up.
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$4,000 buys 20 acres, \ miles from
Front Street, Near Depot
SILVERTON, OREGON < i
J.
J.
.McDonald,
President
By
order
of
committee
Silverton, 14 in cultivation, balance in
Dr. Irving Mathews, with whom
( . A. Muths, Secretary
pasture. Four-room house, good barn,
nearly every one is acquainted
J. J. Coleman, Treasurer
all fenced.
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CASCADE REAL ESTATE CO. for his good optical work, is the dis-
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coverer of a process of producing
L. A. Johnston of Silverton Hills colors from a mineral substance
was a Salem passenger Monday found in Oregon, In. colors may
NON-CATHOLIC NAMES WANTED
Salem, Ore., April 20.
morning.
outrival the famous ultramarines and
s. TEGLAND
C. WEBB
L LARSON
Dr. E. E. Chase was an incoming chromes or the coal tardies. The THE STLVERTON JOURNAL,
We want at once 100,000 non-Catho­
pa senger from Portland on Monday samples shown were dyes on cloth,
Last night Mr. J. E. Hosmer of, lic names from all part* of theUnited
evening’s south bound train.
and paint on wood suitable for ex­ Silverton lectured in this city to a States. We want to send them »am­
Jerry Desart was a passenger on terior and in'erior painting and finish­ fair sized audience of interested peo­ ple copies of the Silvertop Journal.
Wednesday morning’s south bound ing, and he claims it will also be ple. His subject was, “American Should any want to enclose 50 cents
train.
possible to make fine c dored inks Liberty or Roman Despotism, Which ?” a hundred names to help pay for the I
Attorney L. J. Adams visited Sa­ for lithographing, etc.
('toan. Up - to - Date, Satisfaction Guaranteed
The lecture was a solid, convincing expense of printing and postage on '
lem Wednesday on business.
Mr. Matthew is now looking for a elucidation of principles, and showed the samples, we will appreciate the
Mrs. Anna Geiser of Salem made suitable location for a factory in a the fundamental difference and nec­ help very much. But if you do not
FREE DELIVERY
community where labor is easily ob­ essary antagonism between Romanism I feel able to do this, send along the
this office a p'eazant call Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Denny of Jefferson tained. Much of the work can be and Americanism, He spoke for two names anyway, We want to reach
Phone Blue 821
Oak Street
were in town the fore part of the done by b ys, girls and women. Large hours and held the people in the the millions of non-Catholic Ameri-
cans
with
the
Journal
and
if
our
*ub-
week, visiting at their daughter’s, quantities of milk are essential to the closest attention and interest.
25c25
Mrs. Bilyen. Mr. Den.iy and Mr. Mil­ industry.
The crowd was composed of the scribers and friends will help, we will
be able to do it.
ler made this office a pleasa< call,
Common People, just such as are al-
Everyone can do something in this
PIANO OWNERS ATTENTION
giving us several new subscriptions.
ways found in the lead of movements
great
battle for truth and right,
Thanks, gentlemen.
that require courage and sacrifice.
Co-operate
with us. Send us all the
For
>5.00
per
annum
we
assume
the
Mr. Hosmer ought to be kept in
Frank Wray was a passenger for
names you can.
responsibility
of
taking
ca.e
of
any
the
field,
for
he
is^he
kind
that
con
­
Eugene Monday, stepping over in
Ratee $1.00 to >1.25 Day
Meals 25e
Special Weekly Ratea
upright piano, whereby we tune it vince.: with his logic, and disarms
Salem enroute.
at regular intervals three times a with his evident sincerity and kindly
Grandma Heinz came from Canby
$3800 buys twenty acres, one mile
year. If your piano needs attention spirit.
Tuesday to visit friends in Silvertcn
from
Silverton, six in cultivation,
write or call by telephone H. F. Kuck,
His paper, The Silverton Journal,
and has gonen out to her sons in the
1245 E. Street, Salem, Oregon. Phone ought to be supported as a medium good water. Buildings cost $2000
country.
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of information and means of organi­ and are all new.
Mrs. Emma Cobb left for Portland
135 Acres for $85. per acre, 90
zation. Without a paper we of Oregon
F. J. COODKNOUGH, Mgr.
Tirusday morning, where she will
acres in cultivat'on, 60 acres in crop,
160 acres near Lyle, Wash, at >30. will be in the soup.
A. S.
visit friends and also has property
balance in pasture, six-room house,
per acre. Six acres cultivated, and 80
interests to see to.
One-half Block South of S. P. Depot
Phone 575
three barnes, four head of big horses,
acres easily cleared. It
1 is right in
The Charles Misener family moved the orchard belt. See Cascade Real
c w and bull, nine head of hogs, wag­
to Salem Wednesday, where they will Estate Company.
Boost for a Free Press! ons and plows, and all all machinery LUNCH COUNTER
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work through berry and fruit season. i
needed to run the place, all new.
$4 000 bujs 20 acres % of a mile
W. H. Ellingsworth is in Camas,
Telephone shares go with the place.
from Silvertcn, 14 acres in cultivation
Talk with your neighbor and get
Wash., on bueinjss tils week.
with balance in pasture, four room
Mrs. G'orge Dedrick has accepted house, good bam and all fenced. See him interested in our work. We must
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have this kind of help or die and you
a position in Roberts Bros, store in Cascade Real Estate Company.
can
’
t
afford
t
let
our
work
fail
now
Port’and and left for home the past
SILVERTON TIME TABLE
FOR RENT
for it is your work as well as ours. «
week.
The enemies of The Journal man «
L. D. Ratliff was transacting busi­ Furnished Housekeeping Rooms, Call
from Portland 8.25 AM.
at
Journal
Office.
would
make you believe that he is a * Arrive
ness at the Capital City from Satur­
tí
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bad man but we can furnish the best
day until Monday.
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4.15 P.M.
that
evidence
that
this
state
affords
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The many friends of E. K. Kramer
Engeman’s MillcRivi
8.20 P.M.
that *
we
are
sincerd
in
our
work
and
EVERYTHING NEW FOR THE BABY :
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who was hurt at the railway a few Delivers Fresh Milk and Cream twice
Salem
10.59
A.M.
and
we
have
sacrificed
more
time
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weeks ago, will be glad to know that
a Day
5.00 P.M.
money for the work of bringing lib­
Baby Bonnets, Dresses, Bath Towels, Jackets, Bibs,
he is row home from the hospital.
Special Orders Promptly Filled
Arrive
from
Albany
erty to the world than we have ever e
Booties,
Pillows, (arriage Robes and Laundry Bags,
Your
Patronage
Appreciated
9.15 AM.
Don’t forget, Dr. Wilson, optician,
via Lebanon
asked anyone else to put up. In fact
Ph ne Greer A 120
will be here Monday, May 3d, at the
all of the newest designs.
we could pay all our debts and be in
Silverton Hotel.
the finest fighting trim financially * Depart for Portland* 7.30 AM.
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Good Pasture for Rent.
All Kind» of Electric Supplies always on hand and an
9.15 A.M.
Don’t forget that the best work if every patriot who reads our paper •
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Emma Russell.
2.00 P.M.
ever done in a garden and the quick­ would put in one dollar where we •
Experienced Electrician to do your wiring.
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5.00 P.M.
Protect you property from loss by est work, is done with the Gravity have put in one-thousand dollars. We •
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fire in the Concordia Fire Insurance Hand Cultivator. For Sale by J. E. mean business and will never give •
Salem 8.25 A.M.
CALL AND SEE US !
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Co.—E. W. Ross is the agent for Sil­ | Hosmer, Silverton, Oregon.
1.00 P.M.
Price up the fight until our mind refuses •
verton.
to act.
>8.00.
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SAN FRANCISCO
10 DAYS
Dr. M. N. Haynie
LOS ANGELES
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
THE SILVERTON AUTO CO.
BIG NEW MARKET OPENING
Clean Beds
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THE HANSON HOTEL
CITY MEAT COMPANY
When In Salem Stop at
THE DEPOT HOTEL
“THE SHOP”
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