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A HAPPY MARRIAGE
LOCAL NEWS
ANNIVERSARY OK JOHN HUSS..
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Read BILLY BARLOW’S STORY
On Friday evening of this week,
Mr. Merle Eisenhart and Miss Lia-
The 500th anniversary of the
the
Choral Society will give a Basket
sic Moe, both of this city, were uni-
martyrdom of John Huas is to be cel
Social
at
the
W.
O.
W.
Hall.
Var
ted in marriage Wednesday May 19th
ebrated by the Bohemiana in New
at the beautiful, suburban home of ious committees are busy preparing York with a musical performance.
C. T. Wolfard was a week-end vis the bride's parents, the Reverend B.A an evening’s entertainment which all
as told in a neat little Ixioklvt by E. A. PUTMAN.
The celebrated Bohemian reformer
itor at the Capital City.
Borrevick performing the ceremony. may enjoy. Everyone in the com aim burned at the stake on July 6th
It shows up the Old Rocky's Church and the foolishness of ths War.
Professo” James was among the There were none present excepting munity is urged to come and partaki 1415 having been sentenced
to
reported sick this week.
the bride's family. After the cere of the good time promised. Brin/ leath bv the council of Constance for
HILLY IS A TRAMP
your basket! Bring your friends!
mony
the
happy
young
people
depart
,iis heiesics. He was a link in the
Julius Wolf was in the Capital on
Send 10 Cents to The Silverton Journal and secure the booklet
ed for Everett, Washington, return
ong chain of radical thinkers which
business last Monday.
W. C. T. U. MEETING
ing Monday. They are now at home
Do You Want to Laugh?
>egan with certain Italians of Rien-
J. Jenson f Mt-Angel was a bus- on Mill Street.
J’s time, was continued in England
incss caller in Silverton W edneaday.
The Journal joins the many friends . The members of the W. C. T. U. oí >y Wielif and then passed to Bohe
I
Silverton
met
in
regular
session
at
FOR SALE—Furniture of all kind. in congratulations and usual good
mia.
A hundred years after the
their hall on First Street May 25th.
Enquire at Miss Hines’ Millinery wishes, and we wish to predict that
leath of Huss* his works were taken
The
President,
Mrs.Green,
opened
our wishes will come true, for let it
Store.
ip and completed by Murtin Luther,
be known that a better union i of the meeting with scripture reading iuss was a popular preacher and an
Harold Riches is on a Government clean, intelligent young hearts has and prayer. A goodly number of
survey, having reported at Albany not taken place anywhere in a ' very members were present besides sever ittractive lecturer at the University
al visitors. After several matters of of Prague. His .doctrine excited dis-
over a week ago.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
long time.
business were attended to the time •u.is ion. however, in consequence of
house-
WANTED — Furnished
<hich
the
German
students
with-
Miss Alida Digerneas is on her was given over to Mrs. Kemp, the Irew and established the Unit crafty
keeping rooms. See Cascade Real
Consultation Free
way
to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, State President of the W. C. T. U. f Leipsic.
Estate Co.
who,
by
very
good
fortune
we
were
Mrs. Nellie Sayers returned home to spend the summer with friends.
able to have with us. She gave a • Huss taught various doctrines dis
Office 3 Doors South of M. E. Church
Mr.Gleason
of Weed.
Oregon, very inspiring talk, giving a review pleasing to the church, but he gave
last Friday from a very pleasant
came to Silverton recently and will of the work done in the state and at most bitter offense by his agitation
visit with relatives in Portland.
on FISK STREET
clerical
reform. Huss
was
Mrs. H. E. Steen and daughter, work for Mr. Casson during the the legislature during the past year, for
to put Oregon “dry" and outlining greatly disturbed by what passed in
Miss Edna, were Salem shoppers last com ; season.
some of the monasteries and parishes
Mr. and Mrs. Solon Anunson went the work just ahead of us that must
Saturday.
be done to maintain this great work and he loudly called for a moral <mtnmmmmnnnmm:mmmniuuniunn:n:muuuiummmumtnummnmm
Ed Halverson and his mother is to Tacoma Monday. They were ac
housecleaning. This offended certain
New, up-to-ÒA’c Machinery
Eiperieoced Machinist
of Christian Temperance.
here from Iowa and expect to make compainied by Mrs. Jake Nelson with
There is a mighty lot of work be powerful prelates who took their re
Werk Absolutely Guaranteed
whom
they
will
visit
for
a
time
Silverton their home.
venge by attacking Ilia heretical doc-
while in Tacoma and then go on to ing done by the W. C. T. U. of Ore
trines.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Ruswald of Moni South Dakota.
gon anti it is work of vital interest
He went to the Council of Con-
tor spent last Friday at the John
to our state and to our whole nation,
the
Rev. Roseland will attend
Quail home on First Street.
work in which every woman in this stance under a safe conduct from the
Young Peoples Conference at Eugene land may well be proud to be engag German Emperor which assured him
Garage and Machine Shop
Consult Drs. Lowe and Turner, eye on Friday and Saturday of this week,
ed.
Work of no other organizatn of a safe returr to Prague whatever
specialsis, at Johnson's Drug Store, then he plans on taking a trip east
is of so vital importance to the wel might be the outcome of his trial.
Thursday June 10th.
with his family, to remain about two
fare of that for which the Woman’s The safe conduct turned out .however,
Rev. and Mrs A. O. White were out months.
Christian Temperance Union stands, to be a mere’’scrap of paper” and in
Howell Prairie way Wednesday after
Cor. First aid Lewis Sts.
Phone Blue 951
The tragic death of Mr Chwes which is “God t.nd Home and Every violation of its solemn pledge Huss
was imprisoned and burned at the
noon to call on Mrs. Linquist who is Zimmerman cam'' as «• -hock to the Land”.
stake.
quite ill.
friends and neighbors in this vicinity.
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His
funeral*
was
held
at
Bethany
at
Silverton,
Oregon,
May
24,
1915.
Miss Suda Stewart closed a very
Editor Silverton Journ;d,
successful term of school near Mol 2:00 o’clock Friday afternoon. A Editor of the Journal,
Dear Sir:—
Dear Sir and Friend:—
alla last Friday. SI* is spending few remarks were mad? by L. J. Ad
Perceiving that you are still in the
I was at the High School debate
a few days this week with Silver- ams and the remains were laid to
rest in the Bethany Cemetery.
Thursday evening and was much .saddle against institutions utterly in-
RATES: $1.00 PER DAY
ton friends.
pleased with the performance, espec adequute and not correlative to mod
$600
for
four
acre
of
land
three
Mrs. W. W. Scott is to have a sale
ially with the debate; but the decis ern industrial conditions, I deem it
Board and Room
Meals 25c
of her household goods tomorrow. miles from Silverton, on good Mac
ion was, I think, unfair, as I believe proper to send you this note of en
adam
road,
will
prduce
$100
worth
of
The family expect to leave soon for
by
week
$4.75
Rooms
50c up
and
recognition
that most of the audience would have couragement
Montana to make their future home. strawberries this year, small house
voted opposite to the decision of the Someoody has got to do something,
The baccalaureat sermon will be prune trees, very little money needed,
judges, who would probably have somebody that is not a hypocrite.
come
and
see.
CASCADE
REAL
preached by Brother Albyn Essen in
voted the way they «lid before they Any straightforward person realizes
the Christian Church Sunday May ESTATE CO. —Over Journal BLDG.
had heard the arguments. Last win- that the present world’s war is sim
30th at 1?. A M.
Mrs. M. M. Sayers received a long ter we had a trial of it with the ply a phase of the age-long struggle
Home Cooking
SILVERTON, ORE.
distant
phone from Portland Wed same results. Those who put up the between the rich and poor, and with
There has been a committee ap
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pointed to go to the Miller Ceme nesday, telling of the serious illness test arguments lost the decision. out the culmination of this conflict,
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of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Coberleigh.
tery next Sunday and place flags and
The judges let their own political all talk about arbitrati n, women's
Mrs.
Sayers
left
for
that
place
on
the
M.
L.
Hansen.
Prop.
Phone
Blue
1141
flowers on the graves of the soldiers
views interfere with justice. I peace congresses etc., becomes idle,
early morning train Thursday.
buried there.
think it is useless to put up judges silly talk.
By virtue of their mastery the rich
Y. Sandberg who lived on a farm to decide as to who put up the best
Alvin Davis is making some ex
arguments
when
it
is
a
matter
of
have
instituted a money or banking
near
this
city
and
who
had
many
Davis
tensive improvements at the
RATES :
home. He is-putting in a new up-to- friends in Silverton, died at the home opinion and it is bound to be biased by system which does not show any <
date compressed air pump with which of his daughter in Portland and the private views, It is my opinion equitable features whatsoever. Their
Meals 25c; Board and Room by the Day $1.25.
remains were brought to this place that every one should be his own system is not equitable for the reason
to water his lawn and garden.
Tuesday. The funeral was held at judge and not take the word of that it utterly fails to provide the
Board and Lodging by the Week $5.50
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Elmer Santelle is reported as hav- the chapel at one o’clock Thursday. some Highbrow as to who wins. jobless man with money by way f a
ing purchased a 160 acres near Mol- The services were conducted by Rev. This is America and a true Ameri job. It is based upon debt,, on debt
Front Street, Near Depot
SILVERTON, OREGON
alia the first of this week. Mr. San- A. O. White and interment was at can does not blindly follow a leader; secured by a still greater debt, that
telle is a prosperous young farmer th- Miller Cemetery.
we must think for our selves, and act is, one bond issue can only be secured
and his Silverton friends are inter
for ourselves, in both politics and in by a greater bond issue. But a debt
ested in his new venture.
Dr. E. E. Chase of this city hns religion, even if we are considered always contains an element of doubt
S. TBGLAND
C. WEBB
L. LARSON
On Friday afternoon the old sold been appointed assistant State Vet fteaks. “Be not like dumb, driven and thus is no real security. Real
security is only labor already per
iers and Women,s Relief Corps are erinarian of Oregon. This is an im cattle; be a hero in the strife.”
formed, for which a certificate should
specially invited by Professor James portant office, but Dr. Chase is well
—Free Dom.
De issued and this certificate should
to visit the schools. A short pro qualified for the position. He was
gram has been prepared and a good City Meat Inspector of Portland for THE LECTURE AT M.W.A.HALL be good for uny obligation due the
government, thus making them legal
some time. The family will remain
time planned.
CLEAN, UP-TO-DATE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
C. B. Clemens, organizer of the
tender, a tender which could easily
here
although
Ids
headquarters
will
I lano Del Rio Company, Co-operative
Special Bargain Sale in Millinery
run alongside and parallel to the
at Mias Hines. The entire stock be in Portland.
Colony of Los Angelos County, Cal
present gold tender, until the latter
going at prices that will surpria*
ifornia, gave a lecture at the M.W.A.
FREE DELIVERY
DIED
is illiminated. This is the true, the
you. Call and see these up-to-date
Hall in this city last Tuesday evening
only liberator, leveling the way to a
style«, You will certainly appreciate
and he certainly filled his hearers
Phone Blue 821
Oak Street
higher pane of justice, opportunity
Mrs
A.
Paulson
(nee
Olea
Opsahl)
our effort« to give you your money’i
with the desire to live in such a home
and
happiness.
was born Aug. 12th 1847 in Norway. as he described now in the actual pro
w«rth in millinery.
The omy valid defense of the old
She emigrated to the United States cess of building. The colony he says
Miss Elizabeth Bigler entertained
in 1876 and first settled in Wiscon is founded on business principles and Romanized order is, that the few
her pupils at her home Monday after sin. On Christmas day she was uni
must live in comfort at the expense
Special Weekly Rates
Rates $1.00 to $1.25 Day
Meals 25c
school. It had been planned to go ted in marriage to Mr. Amund Paul they have nothing to give away. The of the many in order to be refined
first payment is $750 which is all the
to the park, but the weather would
and educated. Thirf has been true so
son. In the spring of 1878 they set
not permit. The youngsters had a tled in Boone County, Nebraska, money required. When a party be far, but does not hold good any long
comes
a
member
he
has
a
guarantee
happy time however and after lunch where they made their home for 33
er, as we havj enslaved the forces of
returned home a tired but jolly years. About four years ago they of a steady job at $ 4 per day, one nature, therefore can afford to dis < >
i
dollar of this going to pay the bal
i >
bunch.
came to Silverton where they have ance due on the stock he is required pense with the enslavement of our < >
There was a good crowd out to since made their home. Mrs. Paul to purchase, that is an indebtedness fellowmen. Thus we must free
F. J. COODENOUGH, Mgr.
hear the debate in the opera house son was quiet, unassuming, always of $1750. Or he can pay it all if he them first and give them opportunity
last Friday night between the Soph ready to help where help wag needed chooses. The $3. per day he uses for for refinement and education, but not
One-half Block South of S. P. Depot
Phone 575
omores and the
Freshmen. The and was loved by all who knew her. a living or lets stand to hiB credit vise versa—for the reason that you
question was: “Should our Govern She leaves to mourn her loss, a hus and when the colony is on a paying would be attempting the impossible.
LUNCH COUNTER
GOOD HOME COOKING ’’
To sum up, the first phase of this
ment own Her Own Merchant Ma band, a sister, Mrs. O. Loken, and a basis he can have the cash. In the
rine?” The speakers on both sides brother, Mr. O. Opsahl, both of Sil meantime he gets his goods at cost dual proposition confronting us is
handled the question in a manner verton, besides an number of rela or as near cost as is practicable, he this, “Who calls the council, states ♦
that showed thorough study and tives and many friends. She died is entitled to a vacation of two the certain day,
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hard work. It was pretty evenly bal last Sunday morning at Portland, months each year and can draw $75 Who forms the phalanx, and points
U
the way?"—the bankers.
anced, the decision of the judges Oregon, where she had been staying dollars in cash each year. He also
The second phase is GOLD------- “I
showing one vote for the affirmative at the hospital for about two weeks. has deeded to him a fine white
with two in favor of the negative.
She was laid to rest Wednesday, brick house, five rooms, with bath, am the element, earthbom, to be
EVERYTHING NEW FOR THE BABY
May 26th at the Lutheran Cemetery. new—a modern, beautiful home in master and maker of men” and mis
Rev. A. O. White spoke at the cluding a fine lot in the "City Beau ery walks after when gold is master
CRYING FOR MASSES
and maker of men..
Baby Bonnets, Dresses, Bath Towels, Jackets, Elbe,
Church and at the cemetery where tiful” which s now being built.
Keep
on
in
your
good
fight!
was
conducted
a memorial service
Booties, Pillows, Carriage Robes and Laundry Bags,
His hearers were mostly working
Yours for Liberty,
at the same time.
men and the comparison of their con
all of the newest designs.
A. F. Riend.
dition with the picture the speaker
drew had its effect., In this colony
All Kinds g . Electric Supplies always on hand and an
30 Lots in Napa, Cal., to sell or
the speaker declared that work is
Experienced Electrician to do your wiring.
always sure and the worker always trade, Thia is a great winter re-
SILVERTON TIME TABLE
knows that there will always be food sort. Hot springs and thirty miles
CALL AND SEE US !
for the family with a roof over their from San Francisco, hoth railroart
$
A.M.
heads and every day the colony will ’W’3 I®31I s>poasu3 'll» jo ?o( auo
Arrive fr«m Portland 8.25
11.05 A.M.
be getting stronger, with the best apart jo pas jautp HIAY T®o,l Put! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»
TAKE NOTE OF THIS.
4.15 P.M.
’Atreduiof)
schools in the world and free enter
8.20 P.M.
tainments and the highest grade of
We repair autos in such a way that
Engeman’s Milk Ranch
Salem 10.59 A.M.
lectures every evening..
they’ll stay repaired for one good
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5.00 P.M.
All the colonists live in the town Delivers Fresh Milk and Cream twice
long while. Let us keep your auto
from
Albany
and are carried to and from their
Arrive
up to that degree of smooth-running
a Day
9.15 AM. ♦ work in the country. All amusements
via Lebanon
efficiency that makes the tour a tri
Special Orders Promptly Filled
are free. There are no saloons, no
umph We have matchless facilities
Your Patronage Appreciated
jails. Good lectures are given at
for repair work of every imaginable
Depart for Portland 7.30 A.M.
The poor, silly chickens who are cry
Ph
ne
Greer
A
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stated periods and none but the best
9.15 A.M.
kind. Prices as right as the work.
ing for masses,
a
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$2000 buys forty acres of land, all
of entertainments are allowed.
2.00 P.M.
Repairing of all kinds done on honor., .
Are mentally without hope;
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The speaker claims that such colon fenced. Five acres in oats. Near
P. W. NOFTSKER, at the
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5.00 P.M.
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The priest takes their gains, their
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ization is to be the method of saving railroad. Thirteen thousand feet of
Salem 8.25 A.M.
Silverton Auto Co’s GARAGE
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our country from the enslavement of lumber goes with the place. Come
feathers and brains,
1.00 P.M.
Cor.
1st., & Lewis St«. PhoneUlue 921
Quick.
Cascade
Real
Estate
Co.
the
masses
by
the
money
power.
And dopes them with lolly-ke-dope.
Dr. M. N. Haynie
THE SILVERTON AUTO CO.
P. W. Noftiker
COTl’AGE HOTEL
Clean Beds
THE HANSON HOTEL
CITY MEAT COMPANY
When In Salem Stop at
THE DEPOT HOTEL
THE SHOP”
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