The Stayton mail., December 04, 1908, Image 2

S t a y to n
M a il
E n t e r e d a t t h e i*o «t o f f l e e ;it S t a y t o u , O r e g o n , « «
m a ll
m atter
of th e
Two Tickets In The
Field For City
Election.
s e c o n d cl;»«»*.
I ur»luy night a t 11 o’clock
p. hi . T h e John F Miller sml daughter of Salem,
commissioners In pe to meet as many Hen Fresh anti Mr* Matilda tirior, a
people whose interests are related to daughter of Ja* Gist anti wife, from
country life as possible. The plan is Hates. Also John Miller from Apple-
1 to hold meetings accessible to all the gat«
representative people of a region, such
SUC CESSFUL D IN N E R
as the Spokane Country, and hear
T h e Ladles of T h e Christian
their discussion and opinion on coun­
C hurch H ig h ly P lea ted
try conditions, and their suggestions
The ladles or III«» t'hrlsilaii Church
report net receipts of their Thanks
for improvement, il any is needed
giving dinner lo the amount of $7.',.
W ith tne assurance that President­
The proper spirit was again shown
elect Taft wdl carry out the policies of liy the townspeople. They do not lie
the farmers of the entire country have ! lleve In doing things by halves.
The ladles turned the evening meal
(or tin» first time in history a rare op­ | over to the Christian ICudeavorers
portunity to place their mails bi-loro who made a neat aunt. They did not
the nation in an intelligent and there­ have to bear the expenses us tlhl the
ladles, but they assisted with the
fore effective manner.”
dinner and were permitted to have
whatever profits that might accrue ul
the evening meal.
Til# City Flection is to ho hold noxt
Monday the 7th and at tho caucuses
T iik M am . t. . t r i e * non
but .l. vo.nt to «h. . . » r«l l . l o m U «...1 «».b u lM h e o( held Friday night two tickets wore
»ootbvAAUra M.rto,. , « ■ > « • •
« » r»r«ieu .»r- T .U Man.
<>l>v ration o t .v e ry community Ini., «l.t .b it i* w * l rosulsrty to .uhroHb*»*. but .11 N b nominated, ono by tho Independents
scripttosi n u il I k - mad foriittrin* lUe y. nr «■ «>rd‘ ng to th* lollowiiiK mltiiK
and one by the ('nitons
There will
By mi order of the iv.tm n .ter tieue.nl oi the l ulled SUte.. tmued Pec « . > * • - » » n c k l j
!
I»e
elected
to
serve
tho
resident*
of
uemimtHT enn 1« «.».tied to ».«> subscriber ..« «he refeul.r *.MH»u.t-cbu. M e . «h e n .uch ...b-
Slayton 2 Councilman lor two years,
»criber i. more thnn ono year In »rre.r». H «- " r>ler took c «c e l January I, U •
rile I'OUKlty (or M . Htuii tin or de r i- e io lo n o n from th. ' « . e
T h i. forvv* T H . a l.IL l Treasurer for one year, l Heeorder
mid .11 other paper* to tn.isi that subscription* l-> pani during the year.
for one year, 1 Marshall lot ono year
»IJ»
Rate, in Adv.uce l.’ month*
.Ili
There are no direct issues at stake,
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M
hut as is generally the rule in city
. J
Single »'opy
be elections two tickets are nominated.
On and »fie r thi* d .te, Anguat 7th 1»<> in» following rate, for ndverttnng will
NOW FOR A SPLENDIO
adhered to e s c .p t tn the case of the compleUon of contrncl. already made.
After election it i* hoped that tho
Display advertisement* lö cents per lune singlo eoi
city improvements which have been
double
CHRISTMAS TREE.
tt
single **
*l.l»>
Patent Medicino
t
talked of w ill bo commenced. Our
double “
l.S’>
The entertainment given at the
line single “
5
Local*
striwts are needing attention and sev­
tlirsi lutte
10
Pumpkin
Center school house Satur­
Legal*
thereafter
s
eral blocks of water main is to be laid.
gt.ot)
day night was a decided success aud
Final Proof H. K
i The cash is now available for these
»10.00
•• T . A S .
word
issue.
well attended'
»
. M l Today
IWIHJ
Of'*
* 1
--- t*-r
■
New
spi
These rate* apply io foreign a* well as loeal .dyerfUIng and will be strictly adhered to. i improvements, so lets not defer them,
A program consisting of songs reci
A ll communication* sent in for publication must bear the signature oi the writer. Hus
l.et us have our streets in perfect
tatious, mu-if and a hutnomua dialog
rule apply* to either loeal. general, political, church, or other item*
¡condition by putting in crushed rock
F rau 0 . CuXLXT, sd it o s .
entitled “ Dr Cure-all” wa* given. Fol­
where needed and eliminate the pres­
Box 9b Stay ton. Oregon.
lowing this a number of well tilled
ent conditions. Crushed rock pave­
baskets were auctioned off. ijnite a
ments art durable and will answer tho
A premium list superior to any offered before isbein^ij purpose fully as well as asphalt, and sum of money was realized from the
sale of the baskets. The proceeds of
circulated for the approaching Oregon State Dairy Associat-j will cost much less.
this entertainment will go toward
ion’s Convention at Salem December 10th and n th . I’artic- Staytou has taken on new life in ornaments, candies, nuts, etc., for the
ularly handsome cups are a feature of the prizes. Corres - 1 every channel and now that tho Com­ Christmas tree.
mercial Club has taken up new activity
Miss Corrigan, the teacher, and her
pondence indicates an attendance larger than ever before.
there will be a greater advancement
able assistants need he congratulated
next year than ever. Let us hope that
on the program aud decorations, the
new mem tiers were taken into the the newely elected officers will see to
organization anil several dollars came it that their term of office marks a principal of which was a large pumpkin
1 suspended from the center of tho ceil­
into the treasury from members who great advancement.
FRIDAY NIGHT LAST
ing.
hntl overlooked their dues.
The Albany Herald says,'‘ Prospects
There were present the chairman of
MAKES CHANGE.
are
bright for the ultimate completion
several commutes who made good re­
• On last Friday evening there was a ports and another meeting is to be
of the f40tOOO capital (or the milk
very representative gathering at th e
condenser in this city according to C
held Friday evening December 4th at
Spokane, Wash. Dec 1— Farmers all W Telmiilt who is working on the
Opera House, under the auspices of which |jme u u e x i t e d to have C C
the Commercial Club. It had been C(lrtpman wUh us H e was prevented over the Inland Fm piie and tho proposition.
understood that C C Chapman of
by unavoidable occurauce from being Northwest have been invited by the
Portland was to address the meeting with us. Hut he always makes good Spokane chamber of commerce to a t­
but late in the evening a w ire was re-
so let every one come out tonight aud tend the sessions of the Commission
(He-published hy r<quest.)
ceiveii stating it would be impossible , ^
him on « Advertising As An In- on Country Life in Spokane, Saturday
to have Mr Chapman present.
December 3, when Prof L H Hailey,
Wednesday of last week there was
vestment.
Judge John H Scott, former County
chairman,
and
his
associates,
appoint­
an
enjoyable gathering at the home of
Lau’s Orchestra plaved several se-
Judge, was to have been present also lections during the evening that were ed by President Roosevelt to inipiire H F Fresh and wife, near Shaw to cel­
but he too failed to material lie. This weu reCeived. The Club tendered into existing conditions of farm life ebrate the birthdays of Mrs James
made no difference to Slayton .- people them a vote of thanks.
in the United States. The <|uestions (list and Mrs B F Fresh. A birthday
for there was sufficient members pres-
to be discussed are “ How t>> Make the dinner was served, which the guests
, ,
i l
Otto Burson met with an accident
ent to have a rousing meeting and the Saturday while working on \V. A. Farmer Happier,’1 and what is needed pronounced one of the best. There
speakers who were not present know Weddle’s new house. He was on a to Make Farm Life More Profitable.’’ were present besides Mr Fresh, wife
not what a splendid time they missed. slaSing carrying several pieces of
Secretary Monroe of the chamber of and children, Mr and Mrs James (list,
•
scantling, when the staging
gave
The meeting was called to order by way, letting him fall to the ground, a commerce, says among other things in George (list, wife and baby, Mrs Can­
President W L Freres in the chair, distance of about fourteen feet.
his invitation to the farmers:
non, a niece of James (list, and her
He was considerably bruised but no
The minutes of the last regular meet
“ The commission will arrive Friday, husband from Sonoma county, C a lif,
serious results are
expected from
ing were read and approved. Several his fall.
Dec» in'i.-r I and will remain until Sat G C Ft**“)'i rt. Mr* Edith Fllis >nd
CLUB
MEETING
How to Make the Farm­
er Happier.
Enjoyable Occasion.
Pride is Universal
Home Comfort
Our PRIDE UNIVERSAL STEEL
RANGE is our leader in rari£=
es. They are made in dif=
ferent sizes but have all ne=
cessary requirements to
suit the most exacting cook
or housewife.
Home Comfort
At this season of the year
is certainly obtained by hav=
ing one of our
White Porcelain Lined Oven Door, easy to keep
clean and practically indestructible.
Spring Balancee' Drop Oven Door, when open
rests on cast lugs projecting from door hinges,
making same a very substantial oven shelf.
Key Plate Top with heavy covers and centers,
will not warp or firecrack and will outlast the
bolted top as used in other ranges.
Main Top is made in four sections, securely
bolted together, allows for expansion and con­
traction and is away from the direct action of
the fire.
Patent Adjustable Sliding Oven Damper always
works easily and gives perfect control of the
heat in the oven.
Fire Box is fitted with extra heavy sectional
cast linings, thoroughly ventilated to guarantee
its lasting qualities.
Duplex Grate whan reversed forms a perfect
wood burning grate and can be removed thro’
front of range without disturbing the fire box
linings.
Large Ash Pit Section allows a free circulation
under grate.
The Oven Top and Flues are extra wide and
deep, allowing a free circulation of heat and as­
suring a uniform heat throughout the oven;
also all of the six lids receive the benefit of all
heat direct from the fire box.
Extension Fire Box for Wood. Large Bailed
Ash Pan.
Pouch Feed Dour with check slide damper.
Cast Iron Reservoir Casing fitted with large
white enameled reservoir.
The Nickel Trimmings are artistically designed,
prepared and plated by a special process giving
them a brilliancy found only on Universal Stoves
and Ranges.
H. J. M ARKING
Heating Stoves
For wood or coal.
Among our lines
are found
Uprights, Base Burners,
Air Tights and Kero=
sene Stoves.
W hat is more comfortable
in a home than to have
near your heating stove a
fine
Couch or Lounge
on which to recline and en­
joy the long winter even­
ings. We have
Colors to Match
Your parlor trimmings. Or­
der your HolidayGoods now.
They can be delivered at
your pleasure.
Notice for Publication.
DKTARTMKNT OF T IIK
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New Oliver Automatic Tabu­
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the Oliver Ruling Device.
Jual s simple, ul!'*u-t)iil tni'ohaiilsiii fm
labulsHna -nporatsil >>y a »Untie k»y.
Yet Unit altisl» key It It I d k* sen run o
leers It) aihlt-il types rltor i-eiivenli-le-v
II »lev* swsy with the bralu-tou.lon e
InleilsthiK Tliu iilorumviiU ei ,-isrrlug»
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Ishulstur work* siitemntlrally with lie
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Mqulppnl with II* new
A u lo m a tlt
T ab u lato r, which ik e la» operand H
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in* lle v le e , the O liver»’ »|>lli-n- el li-I till
tit-»» 1» iinllinltcil.
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United States Lund Office,
Portland, Oregon, October III l'.M>8.
Notice is hereby given that Katie
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Da my Stamp, hy Daniel W Dineen,
11« p o s t I S l i p »
her Attorney in F ad , of Cloverdale,
I! a » h
1 t « in •
Vouchers,
i'* » i
County of Sonoma, Slate of California,
sml r n s llt Ssli1*
has liled in tin* office his application
T r I s I Itslsni e* I!
to select under the provision* of the
l*«y Kollo, C o t l ]
It ce o rris
««id
Act of Congress Approved July I , 18IIH,
the KJ S W , 8 W \ S\V J Sec. 28.and »cure* of ehitiUr ttibulntud record«, Ollvur,
N K 4 S W 4 Sec. 30, Tw p 11 H„ u 4 No Aha* no (’«jiittl. It li tho only ituit'hlii«
Fa*i, W M. Any und all |a'r*on* ib it CUVera the whole brt>w«l Hold u( mod*
eru cummorciil ui»v« in « MUalkctory
claiming adversely the lands described, wrwy.
or desiring to object because of the
Th«' Oliver A utonmiU' Twhuiwlor 1« w«•!
mineral character of the land, or for lui' tinil |»«rt of « very new mwchlne - fu r*,
any other reason, to the di*|s>*ul to ¡|iiUht'(l without it cent ntUlttlouwl clmtu*
applicant, should lile their affidavits of
11 cw|>rt the eltiuwx ul m louif »erle» ul
protest in this office on or before the jiinprovetocnu given tu the wurid In th«
22nd day of November l!K)8.
mugutriceut Hew Oliver N«j 6.
A uikknon S D kkshkk Register.
Kweh of tiiuAo ri'iiinrkwhlc lutiovwtluii’
1st pub. Oct. 2d I’.ais.
tile Oliver InlmlAtor wtld the OllVet
last pub. Nov. 2U ”
¡Hulltig Ih'Vice »ui'plcmciit* the other.
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Notice for Publication.
DKI'AHTM KNT OF TIIF. ISTMUlMl.
U. S. Land Office,ut Portland, Oreg>>n.
Octotier, 13, HHI8.
Notici» is hereby given timi David
K Sterrett, of Oakville, Pennsylvania,
vvho, on Octoher ld,118)8,inaile Titnber
land Application No. O.Vl.'i, for Sonili-
west 4 ‘ d Northeast 4 >«»>1 Northwest
one-fourtli of Southeast one-fourth *>f
Sedioli 20, Township 10 South of
Rungc 4 Fast of Willaniette Meridìuu,
ha* tildi notice of intenlion to inuke
Final Cash Proci, to csiublisli daini
to thè land altove dt-scrila d. Udore thè
Register and Rcceiver of thè U 8 Lauti
Office ai Portland, Oregon, on thè 2lilh
day of December, 11)08.
Claiiuant na ne* u* »viiin s»es: Win.
T Clark, of Oates, Oregon; C A Hevier,
of Hate», Oftgon; A W Knslow, of
Spokane, Washiiigtan: Peter Nystrum
of Hate*, Oregon.
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Together they form * cotihluwtluit oi
uutolil vw I ue in «11 hrwnche» of com tour
ei«i «coounUng
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m «chloe u prouw
In
IUplendld service. U m«ke«i w«»«k « pu*«*-
ure by providing «u lom «tlo iue«na oi
*P«e|tig, t«b u l«tiu g , ruling, lti«llr«iln g pa
« c l printing point, oecuring pro|««r regU-
,U)f, etc.
The »«vlu g of lime, of uu*ut«l c«lcul«tlon
of tUAUlpulmUou, of extr« «tlentn»it «»id
|jof eye nir«lit U «u Inewlcuable U'lieflt to
the o|«?r«tor.
Amt the g«in in volume «if work we)
•lone -without cfctrt «j|K*r»tiv«» effort-
iue«tia much to every employer.
Writ«? for th«: new o i i v r r t wtwlog —
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All sizes of
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Farmers Hardware
Builders Hardware
Kitchen Ware
Treasures
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