The Stayton mail., December 04, 1908, Image 1

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STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. O R E G O N . DECEMBER 4 . 1908 .
1 HUM I I N I H Y h A R .
EDUCATION THE HOPE OF
OUR COUNTRY
SCHOOL NEWS.
Klumb Echoes.
Hobson, Luu, Caldwell, Lesley, Kskew,
Downs, Muertz, Drown, Kitchen, Tut©,
The boys arc getting enthusiastic oil and J homas; Miss Hobson, Rosa Dav­
field work.
These recreations make is, Ona Davis, Winnie Rogers, Mr.
them Ix-tler prepared for active dntic* Shepherd.
ill school.
Guy Hloper was choseo
The Monk keeping class spent a
pleasant hours In session on
captain of the hall team,Harvey Beau* few
Tuesday of this week posting from
champ manager,Everett Gardner ami Journals to Ledger, faking Trial Hal-
llerschel HI im - vc , conchers.
Hloper, ancea and transacting business at the
Hank. They were very much delight
catcher; Hcaiichaiup, pitcher; Kearns,
ed with their work, and are except­
1st base; Slayton, second base; Davie, ionally apt In the new field of busi­
short stop; Gardner, 3rd base; Crab­ ness. It was Interesting to see them
dispatch business.
tree, left field; Funk, centre; Himeral,
A croud of young pedestrians from
the Wllllnng and Luux homes were
sightseeing along thn Hantlain Klver
on Thanksgiving day.
We are glad “ Tin- Mists Have Cl<-a
r*-d Away."
Among those who atti-nd**n • In-
Mask Hall In Htaytou were: Messrs
H liutler, K A. and K. N. Klegmuud
and Jos. Ktzel Jr.
Home days ago the Misses Kate
Lnmbrocht and Kate Etzel went to
Portland to remain during the winter
Th** entertainment at Howell w
right field; Taylor anil Tate, substi­
well patronlz*-d by our people.
l.'luc-atlon. Hi - in)|i>. of (me gmjn
With HiKh limtrticlors um J.H
Ackermun, Slut- Hupt., 0f Public Irin
tructlon
U (I lioonu, of Loa Angel*-»
Il I* Sln-ldon uim I I, H Alili-riiiun «>f
• of <). I. It Travcr of Monmouth
Normal Hrltool, Mbm Cornelia Marvin
hoc., of On- , Library CoinmlMlon,
J M. Row» in Hupt. .of Salem H* bools
uiiil Mancan t Cospi-r, Prlii., Central
School Salem, our Marlon County
liiMtUute could imlnt nothliiK but
"SuccMW " on her lianner.
The teachers have returned from
the Institute full of vim and energy
N'oveinhi i 2(Jth cloned u three day*
tutes.
They found the Instructions at the
acnalon of one of the mont cuthuxlun
Miss Caroline Hlegmund lias return
Institute aide, capable ones Mr Tra
ti< and Ini i.-stlng Institute ever held
Js-ihel
Vernon
is
with
iis
no
more.
*-d to G*-rvals after spending a week
ver gave an excellent talk on"Re-
In'Marlon County
Hh# entered school oil Kept. 12 and cognltlon of Pupils." L R Alderman
'I In- Ken ral pluu of the program at home.
for «ach duy wun tie- Name, with two
Mrs Meeker of Huhllmtly, Is visit- was with iis eleven and one half days. of Eugene gave an Impressive addres
on “ Dont". Among other things he
period « for depailuuuit work, and one lug her sou Jos Mocker of this place.
Came from Hein schools
Died N**v said.
for (¡entrai aetodon In the mornluK
Mr
('laud©
Mchhan
has
be©n
lu
ahíle In the afternoon two periods
27, 1908, age 12 years. Hhe was loved Don't fall to have faith in yourselves
win- d'-tot d to K'licrul NchMion and our uelghhorhood for the pust few hy all who knew her. W e grimily mis: Don’t fall to have faith in your pupil*
•lays
.
Iton’t fall to have faith In your sch­
>"• t>> d- , .i tin ni i work
The department work wan divided
Mensrs K. (I. and F. A. Hlegmund her. The classmates ami the school ool hoard
Into four dl> l.doiiM, prliuury, Internied made a flying trip to Turner,on Hun and her Hominy school class made Dont' fall to have faith in your pat­
rons
late, advuai cd, and hlKh school Sec- day last.
many beautiful Horul tributes and the Don't fall to have faith In your
tlo.ia Work In all department« »an
Mr 0. C. Him eall*-d recently. Also casket was entirely covered with flow­ friends.
being t arrl d on at the ii-imi time
Albert Morris brought greetings from
Hila wan e r y convenient for the
ers besides tin: basket of flowers near
Mr Ackerman mad*- known his plant
•fade wot i.- i ' n uh w ell aa economis­ Me ha ma.
which will be presented at the state
ing 011 the time.
Mrs .J -VI. Kiigllsb visited her par the casket. Three songs were sung by Legislature by a committee appointed
1 lie g i f lal M cnn I o UH Were given cuts the latter part of the week
the public school choir.
Several pu­ by Hupt Smith. They are all for the
ovi r to addrer-iea hy noted Instruct­
pils, aetompanied by three teachers, progress of our Public and High Schc
Mr.
P.
C.
Krcrcs
was
in
town
th©
or* The one room aectlon wan not
ools. R G Boone of I»s . Angeles on«
omitted. Phere the t'-acher of th<* ru first of the week
went with tin- family a* far as Kings­ of the ablest educators from the At­
ral school could go and huit- many
Miss Alma II ask In a student of ton.
lantic to th*- Pacific Coast said
of th difficult probl* ion **f th* var- Willamette Cnlvcrslly. spent Thanks­
Whereas, Death has entered our among other things.
lou* arad*., lightened. The tendiere giving r*-c* ss with Mathilda Hiegninnd
Are you kind?
w r much * ncouraged over tin-work and during the same time Mr H. Hut midst and taken our classmate,school- Do you pay your debts?
lu Ioc 01.1 room Mi-dton
h r, who alt*-uds school at the Cap­
Are you agreeable?
On Frluay, m uili- r« of the various ital M um 1 ii *- hh College, was a guest mate »m i friend, Isabel Vernon, from Arc- you a good neighbor?
our
circle,
therefore,
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School ItourdN throuKhout the County at th** home of K. 0. Hlegmund.
We are not students as we should be
met In a • - Itool Offlci-rs Convention,
Resolved, That we of the Htayton We want results without applying our
Messrs Jos Decker and Kdw. Hitter
when* J. II \ckermati explained tin-
w ere lu HuLdliutly on Kuuduy.
Public Schools extend our most heart- selves as we should. We find the
Compulsory Kducatlon Law-
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pupils to much Inclined that way.
11. I*. Sheldon enumerated "School
Mr Rue Urag*-r crossed the ridge felt sympathy to the bereaved parents They want flowery beds of ease.
I'roiil* ms." i ml I, It. Abb-riuati mad** on Monday of this week.
and brothers and know that our Hesv- T h ey must grow out of this. Get then
clear th<* County Levy Plan for High
Miss Merta Hlegmund and brother enlyFather will strengthen and uphold to do. If It Is your arm that is to
Schools. 1 h- room was croud* d dur­
be strengthened use your arm. If it
Nairn© spent Thanksgiving holidays
ing th«* entire session.
them in their time of sorrow.
at
their
home.
is
your mind that ought to he strength­
This I n a new feature of the line
Nora Murphy, Florence! r
titule work amt w«< hope that Horn** Mr and Mrs Jacob Hlegmund nr© hav­
ened use your mind.
Morton, Guy Kearns,
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01,1
tlue- In th near future the par**ntN ing th© remains of their little daugh­
will tuk* a.** much Interest In these ter moved to the 1.0.0. F*. cemetery
The exercises were highly appreci­
meetings as the teachers and school at Htayton.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
officers do
ate*! hy all in attendance last Wednes­
Wheat— Track prices: Club, 89c;
A very enjoyable evening session
day.
red Russian, 87c; bluestem, 95c;
w aa held on Thursday at which time
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
• lal 1111 h I c wan furnished. IL G. t
The Entre Nous Society met just Valley, 91c.
Loon© mir. an address, "The School
Barley— Feed,
826.50;
rolled,
No preventing Providence, Rever-
As a N« lghborhood Interest," and
-ud Carman will hold a s* rles of at one evening and rehearsed. This shows |27.50® 28.50.
H D
h* loon en ‘ /il* Our Hebool» k .* l fonr bm • tings la ths k y t M
what ability some of our pupils pos­
Oat»— No. 1 white. 831; gray,
Programing?"
Church, commencing ou Monday even sess. It is not time, it is interest that 830.
During the sessions many praise­ lug December 7th on th«- Subject of
Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley,
W e liesr this and repeat it
worthy fa* ts were expressed concern- the* Prodigal Son. There Is no para­ counts.
fancy, 813; do. ordinary, 812; East-
Inn our well orgunlxi-d system of pub ble In existence more lnter«*stlug that every day at school.
lern Oregon, mixed, 816; do. fancy,
lie school education, and the Oregon this one, and while you may have
Guy P. Keuros lead an original 817.50; alfalfa, 812; clover, 812.
school library system.
heard It preached from many times
Butter— Extra, 36 ©37c; fancy,
The who!** work of the Institute it Is always lnter«-stlng and you will poem, Kverei Crabtree, Clyde Dressier,
was very carefully and zealously plan be repaid for coming.
Everybody Oliver Lesley and Clair Himeral per­ 33 (©34c; choice. 30c store, 18 @ 20c.
i *-d for which our County Huperlnten nvltcd Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Eggs— Extra, 37 % @ 40c.
dent, W. M. Smith deserves much
und Thursday evenings nud perhaps sonated "The Thanksgiving Turkey"in
Hop»— 1908, choice.
8® 8 4 c ;
Credit.
longer.
song, led by Harvey Beauchamp,which prlm e, 7® 7 4 c ; medium, 5 4 ® 6c;
fairly took the house.
June Kearns 1907, 3® 4c.
W ool— Valley
14 @15 4 c ;
lb;
and Nora, Murphy did well. Mable
Eastern Oregon. 8® 16c, as to
Gardner sang in her usual sweet man­
shrinkage.
ner.
Mohair— Choice, 18® 19c.
R E D U C T IO N
SALE
ON THE
F O L L O W IN G
r f Ladies Shoes sizes from 3 to 4 1-2
r f Boys H eavy Shoes size 4f 4 1-2, 5
T 7 Boys $ 1.00 felt hats going at 75c
Mens regular dollar shirts 75c. Mens overalls 50c.
Mens Underwear 40c.
V P L A N C E F IE L D .
NUMBER 44
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W e o r e t l i o r o u j g l » b e l i e v e r » i n tbit» p
c -lp le t h a t t h e c o s t * i r n e r (s h o u ld f i r s t s
11 it - I >ti i * k . A .«_-tln ti i j * o n
w o Im v -
d o p te c l t h e
r u le n o t to m n k u
S O L IC IT A T IO N
fo r
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PE R S O N A L
b u a ln e N S .
i>tagtun i>tair IBank.
S H O P 'S
A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe. It needs to be
perfectly fitted, otherwise it w ill soon cease to be a
perfect foot. Do not ruin your feet by taking chances
on your shoe dealer. Some shoes don't “ break in”
until they “ break out.” If by chance you get such
shoes from us, we will thank you to bring t^ :m back.
W e have the
[O X H T E L L I N G
S ✓ C H O O L S H O E
Don't
fail
to come in
and look
for Cnildren.
over our line.
G R O C E R IE S
It is a wise house-keeper that feeds her family well.
It means good health and good temper and the
prices we offer you on groceries of the best quality
permit no excuse for a poorly furnished table.
G E H L E N BROS.
The exercise* were good from both
SEATTLE MARKETS.
societies.
Wheat— Bluestem, 96He.
Those out on account of sickness
Oat»— 830® 34.
are Mae Wright, Bessie Mtupliy, Wnn-
Barley— 826.
ita Plaster and Willie Frame.
Hay— Eastern Washington timo­
thy. 816 per ton; Puget Sound hay,
The joint meeting was a success.
810® 11 per ton; wheat hay, 812
The following have visited school
per ton; alfalfa, 89.50<g 10 per ton
since lust ru|K>rt: Will Muckers, Hsl-
Butter — Washington creamery,
lie Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Huntley, 85c per Ih.; ranch, 21® 23c per lb.
Eggs— Selected local, 45®4Sc.
Mesdames Feb! -n, Gansei, C. A. Beau
champ, Seluief. r, Miller, J. Smith. E.
Will pay 42 1-2 cts per Jozen for
K. Jackson, Matthieu, Follis, Antler- fresh
eggs untill further notice.
son, (Hlie Hammond, Funk, Polreis,
W F KLECKER.
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Reliable
Vehicles
W IT H
R EP O R T OF T H E CONDITION
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STAYTON
BANK
i At Stayton, in the State of Oregun, at the close of bus-
iness Nov. 27, 1908.
RESOURCES
5 86,779.99
Loans and discounts
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Overdrafts, secured and unsecured,
1.Ç16.1Ç
$,<; 00.00
Bonds, securities, etc
7,9^0.00
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
4,iço.oo
Other real estate owned
18,6^.70
Due toom approved reserve banks
8 , 281 . - ^
•Cash on hand
-
$n;o,^i *.i;8
Total,
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The Famous Studekaker
KERBER BROTHERS
Hardware, Paint and Oil and Farm Implements.
Stayton,
Turner = = Lyons Stage
Express Schedule.
$20,000.00
4,709.^
104,654.0}
21,450.00
Le.-ive Lyons ’* 00 A M via Meliama, Htayton, Hublimity and
Anmsvifle, arrive Turner 11:00 A M.
I.i- y l’nr.- - I ■' Nnon via Aumsville, Snblimity, Htayton, und
.UinaiiiH, A*ti>© Lyons li:(H) ]* M.
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Capital stock paid in
. Surplus fund
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1 ndividual deposits subject to check
1 rime certificates of deposit
Total,
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F A R E
} Uat© of Oregon, County of Marion, ss:
I, W". L Freres, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear thot the above statement is trut* to the best of my knowledge
Turner • •
I .20
T u r n e r ■• • • • Sublimity
.50
Turner - -
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Turner - •
1 .0.1
Turner - •
1.00
W E L L S
F A R G O
and belief
W. L. FRERES, Cashier.
Huhscribetl and sworn to before me this 4th day of Dec., 1908
W. H. 9 U E K N E R , Notary Public.
Also Lime, Cement and Plaster Material.
Korinek & Mielke.
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Correct— Attest:
G.B.Trask,
P. 0. F R ER ES, P. F R E R E S , Directors.
Stavton Stables.
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Lyons - - • Mehama
Lyons • - - Htayton
Lyons - - - .Sublimity
Lyons - - - Aumsville
Lyons - • - Turner
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Owner & Prop.
Stayton - - - - Oregon.