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

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LOCAL NEWS
V. Burgeron, head sawyer at the
big mill, is down Klamath Falls way
on business this week.
A FOX-A LION-AND A DOG
Mrs. I.. E. LaDue ami daughter J Peter «le Mouron was born in Apu I leaching and his life. They charged
left last Monday for Scio where 1 lia in 1213. Owing to the ignorance that Boniface denied the soul’s im­
Arthur Chamness was a Salem vis­ they will remain with Mrs. I.aDue's of the times and to the poverty of j mortality anil that he declared that,
ns told in a neat little booklet by E. A. PUTMAN.
the pope being infallible, he could
«eople indefinitely.
itor Monday.
his parents, he had very little eduea |
commit inee-t. robberies ami murders ' < > • It shows up the Olii Rocky’s Church and th»« foolishness of the War.
HOUSES TO RENT S nx»m house lion, even for that time. When he with ut crime, that he «proved forni­ • ' > >
Miss Etta Hines visited over Sun­
BILLY IS A TRAMP
on
Thin! street. Only $8.00 per came to manhood, he became a her­ cation, mid that be kept two nieces ' >
day with Mrs. C. C. Bliss in Salem.
month. Bath ami toilet. City wat­ mit. making his home in a little cave. as concubine», and luid children from
Semi 10 Cents to The Silverton Journul and secure the biaiklet
James Francis has moved into the er. Small garden.
In that ignorant and superstitious 1 them.
Do You Want to Laugh?
new Palmateer búngalo on East Hill.
age, he became noted for his sup­
Philip sought to enlist the nations
Siguni Mee on his motor cycle pose«! holiness; and disciples gatheretl to hold a council to deal with the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Earl Woo«i was transacting business and Doctor Simmons with his auto around him; finally establishing n pope. The contest deepened, and nt
in Portland Wednesday ami Thurs­ got in a mix-up on Vater Street sort of monastery. Now Peter went last Boniface had to leave Rome. He
day.
last Tuesday and Sigutd got badly into a cell, the door of which was I went to Anagni, whence ho issued u
.vailed up; and he lived in such filth 1 bull against Philip, declaring his peo
F. B. Decker is shipping many bruised up.
that
persons approaching him. wer«- J pie were absolved from their oaths of
these
live porkers and spring lambs
30 Lots in Napa, Cal., to sell or in danger of being suffocated by the allegiance and that the kingdom
days.
trade, This is a great winter re­ stench.
should be given to Albert of Austria.
Hot springs and thirty miles
sort,
In 1294 this ignorant and filthy old
The French officers were prompt in
See Dr. Wilson about your eyes,
from San Francisco both railroa«T man was elected pope and mimed Ce-1 action and attacking Anagni, they
Monday, May 3d, at the Silverton
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
ami boat, Will eitner seil or trade leetine V. He seems to have been took the pope prisoner. But their
Hotel.
all.
Cascade
Real
Estate
one lot or
really honest ami devout, and the force was too weak and n priest led
Consultation Free
WANTED — Furnished house­ Company.
cardinals soon found they could not I an uprising, drove the French out of
keeping rooms. See Cascade Real
use
him
in
their
ungodly
schemes.
Anagni
and
after
a
time
the
pope
Circle members of Women of Wood­
Estate Co.
craft are requested to be present at Cardinal Gaétan coveted his office and' was able to return to Rome. Now
Office 3 Doors South of M. E. Church
at once began scheming to remove I his mental excitement and the phys­
Get your eyes teste«! and fitte«! I the next meeting on Monday night
him.
As
the
old
man
spent
much
time
on FISK STREET
ical irritation that attended it,
Monday. Muy 3d. Dr. L. H. Wilson May 3rd..when there will be business
in a certain room in devotion, Gaétan brought on a violent fever with del­
of
importance
come
before
the
lodge
will be there.
and there will also be a fine program pierced the wall and put in a speak­ irium and in a paroxism of his mad-
ing tube, through which he spoke as ’ ness he gnawed his arm and died
Rev. W. R. F. Browne, Thomas and refreshments.
suited his vile purpose. The obi man October II, 1303. Yes, he died like
and Ben Rosheim were Salem visitors
Tuesday morning.
$3200 buys an improve«! farm in suspected no trick and at last became a beast, but don’t slander your dog tttitttmmttmmmmttttnmnjttr ’ntrwttmiiu HntiHtnttitttmnuMtnmntnnmn:
so agitated that he resigned — when 1 by naming him in the connection with
New, up-to-date Machinery
Experienced Machinist
Don't ferget, Dr. Wilson, optician, Alberta, $1000 worth of buildings, Gaétan at once by his craft made this monster, who was evidently "in­
miles from
insure«!,
all
fenced,
two
will be here Monday. May 3d, at the
Work Absolutely Guaranteed
H
himself
pope,
as
Boniface
VIII.
But
fallible
”
in
this.
He
had
ulready
j
• •
town, in a level country. 1600 tree.-
Silverton Hotel.
Boniface
feared
that
Celestine
living
fallen
so
low
that,
on
earth
he
could
that have been set out two years
H
The Young People’s Society of an«l are growing nicely, Soil is a might make him trouble; so he took j We note«l his trick on pope Cel­
the Synod church meet with Mrs. chocolate loam, and two horses wil suitable steps, and became sole pope. estine, He played another trick, this
Before his murder, Celestine said time on the whole Roman world, To :
draw a 14-inca plow, and plow tv.
Jensen near Pratum this week.
Garage and Machine Shop
acr
a day. Coal is worth $1.50 of Gaétan: “Curses on thee, Benedict get money for his various needs, he
J. H. Porter, Frank Wray and at the mine, two miles to the mine Gaétan; thou hast mounted the thr >ne announced that the angels wouldj
Danna Allen were balem passengers Cascade Real Estate Co.
like a fox, thou wilt reign like a bring from Nazar«’h, the house in
on Salem’s morning train Friday.
lion, and die like a dog.” Of the which the Virgin Mary lived, and
Mrs. Maggie M. Thornley departe«! crimes and villanies of Boniface, we ''after a time said »hat the house was
Governor Withy combe has desig this life April 24, 1915, aged 62
Cor. First and Lewis Sts.
Phone Blue 951
nated the period from May 4th to years, four months, and six days. will speak only of his relations with now set down in Dalmatia and that
France.
The
French
clergy
were
not
the
faithful
must
visit
it,
and
present
ututt;:
11th for all Oregonians to cleanup She was the mother of nine chil«I
at this time very subservient to the : offerings. Then he had the house
The Ladies Aid of the Unite«! ren, eight of whom and her husband pope and so quarrel and intrigue moved to a spot near Ancona. But
Lutheran church will be entertained survive her. All except two children were the order of the day. Of course here brigands, took too large a share
-tutnntuiniumitmu*«..........unni it
by M rs. Corhouse on Wednesday, were with her at the close. She the king, Philip the Fair, became in­ of the proc«NMu>, au Lúe house was
was a faithful member of the Free volved, The bishop of Parma, the moved ugain :ind then aguin, and
May 12.
Will Baptist church, and was be pope’s messenger, insulted the king, finally to the home of a woman
Mrs. I. V. Miller of Gervais started loved by all who knew her. Like and being driven from court, he be- named Loretta, where it still stands—
for Clintonville, Wisconsin last W ed- Paul she could say:
RATES: $1.00 PER DAY
“I have gan preaching rebellion and promis- a fruitful means i'( papal graft.
nesday, to remain indefinitely with fought a g od fight.” Funeral ser-
He said that the “fuble of Christ"
ing rewards to any who should kill
her daughter, Mrs. Myrene Schmi- vices were conducte«! by Elder J the king. Boniface approved this ac- had produced the priests incalculable
Meal» 25c
Board and Room
detke.
Garrigus.
tion and war broke out. A battle was I sums of money, that religions are
Room»
50c up
by week $4-75
fought at Courtray, and the French created by the ambitious, to deceive
Mrs. Elmer Reece, of Woodburn
A g >odly crowd numbering alxiut
Wednesday evening thirty of the W. R. C’s and Veterans were defeated. Boniface celebrated i men” and that "we must sell in the
went home
from a short visit with friends I of Silverton went out to Mrs Haynes the defeat of the French and tried i church all that the simple wish to
to induce the king’s brother to rebel buy.” Oh, he was a holy man, who
Silverton.
last Saturday. Some went with against him. He declared Philip de­ ha«l the impudence to name himself
SILVERTON, ORE
Home Cooking
Jack Hyett, cashier of the Peoples autos, but the larger number was a posed, an«i promised the kingdom to ¡"Boniface," that is "a benefactor.”
jolly
bunch
of
“
hikers
”
who
were
Bank, was an incoming passenger
whoever should deliver Philip, <lea«i Others of the popes assumed names
on Wednesday- morning’s south ready to do justice to the delicious or alive, into his hands.
that in like manner belieil their char-
chicken dinner that Mrs. Hynes sure
bound train.
Philip called a meeting of his acter, as to “Pius,” the “Innocents” >
knows how to prepare. There were
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W. A. Cross is planing on movinng lots of other good things provided States-General and formal accusations and others. But of these later.“j”
Phone Blue 1141
.M. L. Hansen, Prop.
his harness Shop to Scio in the near by the ladies, but that chicken dinner were made against the pope as to his
future, where he expects to locate held first place and vanished before
In Patterson, N. J., and Jersey
permanately.
AN IMPORTANT EVENT
the hungry “hikers” like magic. A
City, the strong arm of the law is
social
afternoon
was
enjoyed
with
Mrs. Walckowskey, who has been
The lecture given by Henry West­ outstretched, not to restrain rioting
RATES:
assisting Miss Thornley during her music and goo«l cheer, and everybody
brook,
Grand Warden
of
the criminals, but to curb the constitu-
mother’s illness, will remain with had the “best time ever”.
Meals 25c; Board and Room by the Day $1.25.
O. O. O. F. lodge of Oregon last Sat­ tional rights of Arnerican citizens.
her indefinitely.
One
man
was
sent
to
jail
for
90
days
urday
night
was
enjoye«i
by
about
CARD OF THANKS
Board and Lodging by the Week $5.50
for advertising an ex-priest’s lecture.
FURNISHED HOUSE—Only $12
We wish to thank those who were one hundred fifty members of the
Such
is
Romanism.
per month. Fruit, berries, and city so attentive and faithful in the care local lodge of Silverton. This was
Sil.VERTON, OREGON
Front Street, Near Depot
• • •
water. Good location. See Cascade of our dear wife and mother in her in celebration of the 96th anniversary
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Real Estate Co.
last illness and at her death. Words of the order which was established in
The Papes pushed a Bill in Con­
cannot
express what we feel towari Baltimore as Washington Lodge No.l gress to protect from criticism all
Miss Evelyn Nutting went to Cor-
and the followi n were the first five
vallis Saturday for an over Sunday those dear friends who mourn with members: Thomas Wildy, John Welch, holy “religious convictions.” After
1,500 years of bloody effort the Ro­
visit with her sister, Hazel, return- us in the loss of our loved one.
Richard Rushworth, John Duncan man Catholic Church finds herseli de­
C. WEBB
L. LARSON
S. TEGLAND
J. B. Thornley,
ing home Monday.
and John Cheatham. The lecture fenseless against the progress of
Reuben R.
was fine. It touched on many points civilization, so she appeals desperate­
J. David
Albert Hartley and sister, Jessie.
concerning the growth .'f the lodge ly to the government to save her
George K.
who are attending school at Eugene,
which has reache«! upwards of two from criticism.
Daphna B
were week end visitors with their
million, also the fraternal import­
Wililam
J
parents. Mr. Hartley preached at
ance an<l advahtnages. Before the
Thomas J Thornley.
the mountain school house Sunday.
Protect you property from loss by
lecture was . a nice program, con­
Clean, Up - to • Date, Satisfaction Guaranteed
fire
in the Concordia Fire Insurance
sisting of piano solos, singing, etc.,
and altogether this was an evening Co.—E. W. Ross is the agent for Sil­
WHEN AUTO TROUBLES
FREE DELIVERY
verton.
COME YOI R WAY
long to be remembered by all
Bring your auto to ua. We under­ who were present.
Phone Blue 821
Oak Street
PIANO OWNERS ATTENTION
a
stand the business of rep tiring, can
SCHOOL NOTES
locate the trouble and do the work
quickly and cheaply. We absolutely
For $5.00 per annum we assume the
In the last county spelling contest
guarantee our work and profes« Miss Riche’s, the 5th grade, made the responsibility of taking ca.of any
ability to repair anything and every­ the highest average, it being 99.8 upright piano, whereby we tune it ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e*
thing. Bring your work to us. We “here are 35 pupils in that room an«, at regular intervals three times a
will tell you the honest iruth about ,nly four vVords were missed.
year. If your piano needs attention
Ratea $1.00 to $1.25 Day
Meals 25c
Special Weekly Rates
Miss Agers room, the combined write or call by telephone H. F. Kuck,
your auto troubles and other machin­
ery problems, P.W.NOFTSK ER at the 7th and Sth grades made the highesi 1245 E. Street, Salem, Oregon. Phone
average in attendance. The average 2354 J.
’
25ctf
Silverton Auto Co’s GARAGE
Cor. 1st., & Lewis Sts. PhoneBlue 921 was 98.3.
< •
Miss Kreta Hicks, second grade,
Engeman’» Milk Ranch
<
made an averag1 of 98.2 in attend- Delivers Fresh Milk and Cream twice •
/«’. J. COODENOUCH. Mur.
ance, while Miss Blanche Hubbs.
a Day
second grade, made an average of
Special Orders Promptly Filled
One-half Block South of S. P. Depot
Phone 575
98.1
Your Patronage Appreciated
There have been only eleven tardy
Ph ne Greer A 120
marks in the entire school during
LUNCH COUNTER
GOOD HOME COOKING
the last month.
FOR HUNT
The work of the school has been Furnished Housekeeping Rooms, Cail
on SATURDAY, MAY l»t.
badly broken into during the past at Journal Office.
month by meas'es.
All the Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit and Berry Growers around
There will be big high school events
Salem are urged to bring in all the products you can and place
on the following dates:
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them in the market and stay and sell them direct to the consumer
»SILVERTON TIME TABLE
May 1st. — Track Meet
*
(tables and stalls all free that day), at which time each com­
May 14th. - Parents’ Visiting Day.
munity can select a Booth for the season. We want each locality
May 23rd. - Baccalaureate Sermon.
Arrive frem Portland 8.25 AM.
to organize clubs or companies: Kaiser, Chemawa, Haysville, Brooks,
it
it
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Class Day.
June 1st. —
11.05 A.M.
Hazelwood, Howell, Pratum, Fruitland, Holywood, Maclcay, Shaw
it
it
Commencement.
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EVERYTHING NEW FOR THE BABY :
June 3rd. —
4.15 P.M.
Aumsville, West Stayton, Turner, Marion, Rosedale, Liberty, Livesly,
it
it
it
Principal Mishler and Mr. Lance,
8.20 P.M.
Eola, West Salem, Lincoln, Zena and Hopewell.
it
ft
Baby Bonnets, Dresses, Bath Towels, Jackets, Bibs,
two of the Wo dburn High School
Salem 10.59 AM.
Let each locality bring in a good supply and sell your own
it
it
it
instructers visited our 'High School
5.00 P.M.
Booties, Pillows, Carriage Robes and Laundry Bags,
products.
Wednesday.
Arrive from Albany
all of the newest designs.
Make this the center for all your berries and foods.
via Lebanon
9.15 A.M.
If you have any stock or anything to sell, bring it in and
deadly
The Roman Hierarchy is a
AH Kinds of Electric Supplies always on hand and an
offer it on that day in front of the market, where buyers will come.
foe of the pub'ic school. Wake up! *
Depart
Portland
A.M.
7.30
where
buyers
may
sell
anything
This market is for the producers,
Experienced Electrician to do your wiring.
M
««
»15 A.M.
Don’t forget that the best work
they have. Set your own prices, But see that everything is first
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m
2.00 PJL
ever done in a garden and the quick-
class, clean and neatly put up.
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CALL AND SEE US !
5.00 P.M.
J.
J.
McDonald,
President
ert
work,
is
done
with
the
Gravity
By order of committee
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Salam
•
25
A.M.
C. A. Muths, Secretary
Hand Cultivator. For Sale by J. E.
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it
1.00 P.M.
J. J. Coleman, Treasurer
Hosmer, Silverton, Oregon.
Price *
♦ $8.00.
• • • • » • • • THE JOURNAL DOES FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING.
Read BILLY BARLOW’S STORY
Dr. M. N. Haynie
THE SILVERTON AUTO CO.
P. W. Noftsker
ex htage IIOTKIa
Clean Beds
THE HANSON HOTEL
CITY MEAT COMPANY
When In Salem Stop at
THE DEPOT HOTEL
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BIG NEW MARKET OPENING
“THE SHOP”