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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1908)
•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » I THE LOCAL FIELD Horseshoe Camp N o . «IMI W . « . W . comi-. | New To-day Summary of Compulsory Fall Wheat Fine. Education Law. A few days ago ii was the good lot tune of the writer to have » ride through the Coon Hollow and Kern Ridge country and he was greatly surprised to see the great acreage of fall wheat in such excellent condition. The grain is already beginning to stool and bids fair, with a little chance, to give another heavy yield next year. This section has been yielding w heat for over forty year# and since the ro tation of crops has tame more into vogue the wheat yields are getting each year. .til we need in this section is Oou scientious effort on the part of the farmers and they can pr.Kh.ce every t'» » * There was one thing noticed «»■«» " i f ,ew vegetables are raised here the only reason we can find for this is that people do not pay attention to the planting of them. Get busy folks and show what you can do. We will l’ut this section of Marion county «gainst the world with proper agricnl turai attention. Meet» every Jit As so o n a» the school ii|*ii<, the unit 4th Mull- •lay night. district clerk must give to the teacher Chopper» »el- a revised copy of his last .census report, K. B. W attsas , Clerk. showing the name and age of every Odd Fellow» if you eat l>e out Hatur child, and the name and address of day. each child* father or guardian It is Mi** Alta Hobson returned a few necessBiy for the teacher to have this days since from a visit w ith friends in information in order to comply with the compulsory education law Every Albany. child in lira district, who has reached Odd Fellows be at the ‘•feed’’ Satur j the age of nine years, rtiust attend day night. school regularly during the whole time C Mulkey and family of Meliama the school is in session. After the have moved to a small suburb on the child reaches the age of fourte« n years Oregon Electric line near Portland. lie is not required to attend, provided Wet weather is now oere. Call and he i- regular!v and lawfully engage«! see our fine line of Robes and Blankets in some useful employment. If not so 3b tf K okin kk A M iklkk . employe«!, he must attend until |u, Let your wants lie known early for becomes sixteen years of age. your winter reading. Send us your In Rule X I.IV , page It>7, of th , list auu we will quote you prices. Mail School Laws of 1907, teachers are au Sub Agency. t homed to require cxcum - from Odd Fellows you can eat and gr- tv parents, either in person or by written fat Saturday. note, in all eases of absence or tardi j Rev W F Chase,who lias been absent ness, or dismissal before the close of llli//4trd Kills Herders ami Sheep. attending meetings at Sherwood is school. Section l'.'l of the same law Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. 25.— Twenty home again and reports a splendid provides that the teacher must count thousand sheep, grazing on the Cum all unexeused absences, and that no bres Mountain Range, In Rio Aretba time while away. excuse shall be accepted except sick county, HO nrlles north of here, are H A Hinshaw, travelling freight ness of the pupil, or of some member reported to have perished in the bill agent for the Southern Pacific Co., was of the pupil’s family, which makes at iard which has raged in that section in tow n Wednesday; we acknowledge a during the last few days. call. A brother George Hinshaw ac tendance impossible. The storm Is the worst In years, The compulsory law does not apply j and snow is from five to ten feet companied him. to eighth grade graduates, or to child deep. Besides the great loss of L E McMillan made a trip to Salem ren who are attending some other sheep, six herders are missing and It early this week taking with him the school regularly. It does not apply to is believed they were also frozen to personal belongings of C Mulkey and death. children between nine and ten years of family. Mr McMillan returnrd home age if tnev live more than one and President Roosevelt Is Fifty. Wednesday and on his way stopped a one-half miles from school, nor to j Washington. Oct. 27.— Today Is short time in Slayton. older children, if they live more than i the 50th anniversary of President Kearney Kimaey has taken a chair three miles from school by the nearest Roosevelt’s birth. He did not take in the O K barber strap, he having sold traveled road. At the beginning of a day off to celebrate the occasion, his business in Mill City. For some the term, and every four weeks there but was hard at work iu his office. time lie has lieen in Washington but after the teacher must compare th e ! PO RTLAND M ARK ETS. has at last taken up his abode in the names of the children on the register Wheat—Track prices: Club, 88c; HUB of Marion County. with those on the clerk's report, and 1 red Russian, 86c; bluostem, 93c; Odd Fellows come out Saturday and if the census shows that there are) Valley, 91c. ** “ 7 " T .............. i ....... i " il Barley— Feed, $26; rolled, $27©> watch the new goat perform and eat children who are not attending school your fill. J R Gardner, Sec. in the district, whose age is nine years Qats— No. 1 white, $31; gray, Dr E E Jackson V S reports busi or over, ami under sixteen years, the $30. Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley, ness in his line better than for several teacher should carefully inquire into fancy, $14; do. ordinary, $11; East- weeks and wovld be pleased to have the cause of such uouattendance. If . ern Oregon, mixed, $15.50; do. fancy any who may need him call up the at this time, or any other turn during j 17; aifalfa. $11.50. Htayton Stables and ask for E E Jack the term, the truancy of any child Butter— Extra, 35c; fancy, 33 lie ; soil V S Stayton, Oregon. 39tf amounts in the aggregate to more choice, 30c; store, 18c. Kxlra’ 3 j ti 38c, Eastern E D Alexander and family wen than seven half-days during any four, . Hops— New Oregon, 7 4M e; 1901 looking over their new purchase— 150 or leas number of consecutive weeks, acre farm — up the river Sunday la-t the teacher must immediately report 2^ *© 4c; 1906, l ^ G J l ^ c . Wool— Valley 1 4 @ 1 6 }£ c ; lb ; They report a very fine yield of apple* the truancy of such child. Eastern Oregon, 8© 16c, as to When truancy is reported, the and other fruit. Mr Alexander mad-- shrinkage. ._ a veiy good buy when he purchased Districr Boundary Board will send an Mohair— Choice, 18 @ 19c. order t<> the truant otlicer to invest the above tract. SEATTLE MARKETS. A.-si-tiint Secretary J E Wilson, of igate the case. A copy of this order Wheat- Blucstem, 95c. will be sent to the teachei. If niter the United States Department of the O ats- $3*0© 31. investigation, the truant ofTtc-T find» Interior, and MrW M Geddes of the Barley— $26. Treasury Department, Washington, that the law has been violated, lie will Hay— Eastern Washington timo D. C., were guests at the Portland send a letter to the father nr guardian thy, $16 per ton; Puget Sound hay, Commercial Clnhlast Saturday. They by registered mail, ordering him to $10© 11 per ton; wheat hay, $12 start the child to »chool on the follow per ton; alfalfa, $9.50© 10 per ton. are making a tour of the Northwest. Butter— Washington creamery, 3 4c ing Monday morning. He will also H J Markiug and W F Klecker per lb; ranch, 21© 23c per fit; Ore send a copy of his letter to the teacher, gon, 28c per lb. went to Portland Wednesday on a and if the child does not start to Eggs— Selected local, 44© 46c per business trip, Mr Marking will add a school on the day named, the teacher iloz; Eastern. 30© 32c per doz; Ore large shipment of furniture and acces must immediately report the fact to j gon ranch, 36c per doz. sories to his stock while Mr Klecker the truant officer, so that he may * I Overalls and Jumpers to dosa will place orders for spring lines as bring action against the pa sent or out 50 cents. well as complete any vacancies in the guardian. In the administration of Heavy fleece lined underwear lines already on hand. to close out 50 cents. this law it is the duty of district clerks V P Lauccfield. C J Seibel who recently returned to ami directors to give such information I Union Hill from California was in town and assistance as they may be able to No more beautiful publication Inis Monday and purchased from Korinek give, and any teacher, director, clerk, been issued in Oregon than the one & Mielke a fine team harness, harrow or other officer who neglects to per just from the press which gives most and Milburn wagon. Mr Seibei lias form his duty may, upon complaint of graphically the resources and attract brought his family to reside on the any parent or taxpayer in the <!¡strict, ions of Lincoln County. It is issued farm at Union Hill while he will in he arrested and fined from five to jointly by the commercial bodies of the near future return to California twenty dollar-. See page 91, School Newport, Toledo, Elk City, and Wal- for a while. port, and its central illustration is a Laws of 1907. bathing scene at Newport — the beach L Stokes and a friend were seen there is unexcelled on the Pacific Coast. traveling over the various roads con The great draw bridge across the tingent to town, several days this wsek. This w. ek the carpenter» areat work ' WiII,mette Kiver, built jointly by the Mr Stokes is from Wallowa and is going to spend some time looking up j making improvements on the dwell- <*rent Northern and Northern Pacific a location. Having recently sold out ing owned and occupied by Gus Trask, Railways «nd having the largest draw his holdings in Wallowa he wishes to proprietor of the Stayton Stables. 8Pan °* an>' **r'dge in the world, is a find a better place before he again tins is add ing a bath room on the ',ucee»a- W° rk fa in s testing the takes up permanent abode. ( west side of his dwelling and will put have to and fro for O. V. Mver». C. C. N oi'H 'E—All person» are warned against Hunting or Trespassing on my premises under penalty of the law. A. 0 . C h k i s m a x 35-38pd Special Sale October lUlh till Nov ember 1-08 We have a few Buggies Hurries and Farm Wagons left which we will offer at the lowest Factory prices. Now is the lime to boy if you want a bargain. Chat Weaely, .15—3» Scio, Oregon Remember the SPECIAL HALE oil Buggies and Wagons will close Nov 1st. If you need any thing in this Hue you have to hurry We still have fi wagons and 2 top buggies, 1 hack, 1 sorry, I road wagons, which we will offer at factory prices. Cit te W kski . y , .18 40 Hcio, Oregon, FOR KENT CHEAP—A 300 aero farm 2| miles from Blaytuii. Enquire at the Htuyton 11.unk. 38tf J R Gardner. / Only a Few Bargains PAINTERS ATTENTION— I will receive bids for painting and inside finishing of my new bldg up to noon Oct. 31st, 1008. E ROY 38-:i» O 11 Friday, Oct., 30 at It) am, at my residence J mile north of Htayton, 1 will sell at public auction, cuttle, goat, wagons, farm implements, etc. Also a lot of potutoes. l’Afl. F rank . fashionable dressmaker Mr» intends o|>eniug dressmaking after November first. Will go families if desired. Call and prices right. 37tf S A LES AG EN TS W ANTED. $36 per week or 400 per c. profit. All samples, stationery and art eata- j logue free. We want one permanent agent in this locality for the largest picture and frame house in America. Experience unnecessary. We instruct you how to sell our goods ami furnish tiie capital. If you want a permanent honorable and profitable position, write us to-day for particulars, cata log and samples. FRANK W WILLIAMS CO., 1214 W Taylor St. Chicago 111. DEMOCRATIC RALLY! Hon. Aug. Huckenstein Democratic Candidate for President ial Elector for Oregon will address the Citizens of Stayton on Saturday eve at 30 p tn at the Opera House on the important issu* ■ now before the people Let all the PEOPLE come out and hear this addess. rHEKRI.nr. CROWDS f.RKKT TAFT IX CONNECTICUT. Golden Rod Oats “ “ Wheat Whe-Eat Wheat Five Minute Hush W E Thomas & Son. M r s . W akkkn U i < iia ud s on . New York, Oet. 27.— Devoting the day to a trip Into Connecticut and Hu- evening to speeehmnklng In Brook lyn. W. H. Taft’s first day of active campaigning on his present visit to this section was carried on with vig or and earnestness. Thousands ti.. ged to hear him. While the day, despite its call for a speech of some length In .New Haven and a shorter one at Port Chester on the return trip to New York, was one of comparative ease for the Republican candidate, the calls that were made upon him in Brooklyn last night were such a8 to keep him actively occu pied every moment. When he entered that portion of Greater New York late yesterday afternoon he found himself fairly overwhelmed with en gagements. Before the night was over he had accomplished five speeches, eaten dinner with a hun We will sell all our Buggies and in il sccPt 'c lank, also connect the r *l* dred prominent Reptlblieami as the Wagons at Factory prices, from Oct. | d,re,,inK with tho pipinK to “The Fruit Grower”, of St Joseph, guest of State Chairman Woodruff. 10 till Nov. 1 0b. If you need atly. j make it completely up to the latest Missouri, has just issued a homeseek- thing in this line be »are and see us city designs. <!us has been a business j « « ' edition, which contains an extend» before you buy. We give you bottdm man of this city for many years and ed report from all the fruit growing prices that no one can offer the goods has made a host of friends. He too districts of the West, and no one state pny cheaper. Factory prices, remem has been blessed with prosperity, even receives as much attention as Oregon, though the fire demon destroyed hi» There is page after page of illustra- ber what that mean». Chas Wesely, tion and text, and every part of the | property a few yeans ago. 35-39 Hcio, Oregon. state is given prominence. In fact! Several hunting parties returned : Oregon probably gets more attention I this week and through the kindness of than any other two states. This isj Mr Condit the editor and family are J R Gardner i* just completing the , Oue because the state is better organ-1 enjoying a fine treat of venison. The repairs to his dwelling and out build *ze^» doing better advertising, has party in which Mr Condit was a mem ings. The house has been remodeled morc good pictures and lias learned ber were successful in getting three to quite an extent, a new rod added how to present its resources anti at fine deer but -<ometl''')j; got into camp several feet above the ol.i one and new tractions b.-tter than any other state and ate almost the entire cares»» >f rooms are to take tlis place of attic in the Union. two. Ye editor and : untly «re iude »11 , , ... . , in the dwelling. His other outbuild- Producers of fine fruits throughout grateful to the donor, for the treat. ¡ngi have br,.n nicely ,ltted up nnd the Northwest, and particularly those Hon J W Bailey, State Ik irj ami with n roat of paint the property will of Oregon, fully appreciate the help Food Cofnmissioner, lio» been made look several hundred j>er cent better they are receiving from Portland mer Chairman of tlie Sea» ou Ticket Hole of than only a few week* since. We are chants, who give up their show win- the Portland Country Club and Live glad to note the »teady improvements ] doivs for a display of these products, stock Association forlDO'1 Mr llailry ail through the city and w ith the com- Exhibits from Mosier and Lincoln is determined that five tl usand tick log of the electric line Htayton will | County, Oregon, and Lewiston, Idaho, ets, at $5.00 each, must I void I chiv have a population of three times its ¡have attracted much attention the the close of the present year. present number within two years. I past week. Makes Improvement. Columbia Oats “ Wheat Violet Oats Violet Wheat LOHT— luesday afternoon black leatmr handbag containing 2 purses. Left either in Gehlens store «ir lust between Gehirne store and Mrs tjueeu- er-8 house on first street. Our Reiter, parlors out in sec her Red Clover White Clover Cheat Vetch and Oats Rye Grass Orchard Grass Farinaceous Goods Wanted— more help at the Htayton Woolen Mill. 3 dtf 38 Thomas Grocery S E 440 Acres five miles from Stayton, all finely im proved, running water, 15 room house all hard finish throughout, furnace heat, a two story 60x80 barn with stone basement, out buildings, good fences, adapted to agricultu ral pursuits in any line. Price $20,000.00. 320 Acres 5 miles from Stayton, 220 acres in cultivation, balance pasture and timber. Price $10,500. 17 J Acres 6 miles from Stayton in the heart of the W aldo Hill country, good house, barn, outbuildings with a big spring that furnishes water for all uses. If sold within 30 days can be had for $40 per acre. T h e above are but three from our list which comprises farms, acre tracts, city, suburban and country property. How about this— 183 A cres,3 miles from Stayton, good house, barn, outbuildings, fences, running water, 150 acres in cultivation, sheep, horses, cattle hogs, goats, wagons, binders, mowers, etc., in fact you get the property complete as it stands ready for immediate possession for only $8,000. T erm s. W e also have a few bargains in city residences and lots in business as well as residence districts. Among these a new 8 room dwelling for $1250. 5 room cottage $1050. If you want a lot on which to build a home, we have it. If you want a business lot or location come to us, we are ready to serve you at all times. J. T. Kearns&Co. Stayton. Oregon. Now is the time to visit California When summer has (Missed in th e se northern states, th e sun is only mild under the bright hiuu skit», of Southern California. This is one of nature’s happy provisions—eternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more seve-ru cli mate. California hit» been called tht* "Mecca of the winter tourist.,’ Its hotels nod stopping places are ns varied as those of nil well regulated cities. Visitor» can always find suitable accommodations, congt-n • ini Companions, and var ied, pleasing recreations. Notice for Publication. Prpsrtinclit ol tin- Interior. I’.*. I-aml uitl.v st I'orllan-I,Oregon. Notice Is hereby aiven (list Joseph J . Kant- w en nt Aberdeen, W ashington, who, on Hr p. Uonlier jnih. 1WM. made Umber land applica tion No. 04»7 lor »W t of NIV1,, NW t of BW on<-fourth ttcctlnn ll and XK one-fourth of UK one-fourth of Meet Ion I». Township 10 Mouth, Kan*.- I casto! W illamette Meridian.boa Hied notice of Intention to wake anal cnsti proof to c»tal>ll»h claim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver ol l \ H. I hum ofBce at Portland. Oregon, on the Itth day of December, iwm. CUImant Immen n» : Charle« M. Peterson,of Aberdeen. Washington William T. Clark, of (isles, Oregon. C. A Ile vier, ol (<aU*, Oregon. Peter Anderson.of Portland. Oregon. AI o ib M i NH ttgrasas. Keglster. i COLO TA B LETS Southern Pacific Co. For Colds, LaGrippc and Will lie glad to supply some Headache. Guaranteed to very attractive literature, describing in detail the many delights of a winter in California. Very low round trip excursion tickets are on sale to Califor nia. The rate from West Stay ton to Los Angeles and rr turn is $56.80 Limit six months allowing stopovers in either direct ion. Similar excursion rate» are in effect to all California points. For full information, sleeping ear reservations anti tickets, call on, telegraph or write H B Condit, Agent, West Htnvton, or WM G eneral M e MU R R A Y , P asse s o ts aoent PORTLAND, OREGON help or money refunded. Stayton Pharmacy Nothing better for all kinds of headache. Price 25 cents at One and One-third Fare. On account of the Albany Apple Fair to be held in that city Nov 10 II- 12 wo will sell round trip tickets on the HP lines in Oregon for one and one third fare; minimum charge to be fifty cents. 11 II U o nh it , aut .. afi-41 West Htayton.
