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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1909)
S t a y ton \ la il Entered tit tlie post offloe ;»t Stayton. Oratfon, «a» m a ll m a tte r of the second c la s s . T h « M a il Is strictly non partisan but d e v o id to th e general Interest» and upbuilding ol southeastern M .rio n county and stay lou tn i«*rilcn l*r- Tm* M ail d .rirv - rite hearty co operation ol every com m unity in to which it la sent regularly to »eb»crtber». but all tub. scriptions moat be paid tor during the year a e e o n tta t lo the lo ilo a tn « ruling: By an order ol the Poalm astcr G eneral ol the tn it e d Slate«, leaned Dee t. W>7. no wee«iy newspaper ca n be m ailed to any a ..o « r tb e r at the regu lar aecond-class ra te. *> hen «uch auo- •eriber 1« more than one year ip arrears. ThW order took e le c t Janu ary t , 1 » '. The penaity lor violatitia the order 1« exclu sion Iroin the m ails. This forces T ua M ail and all other paper* to lustst th at subscription* be paid d aring the year. Raws In Advance 11 month» *l i ' « « «4 s •• .M Sin g le Copy On and alter th is d ate. August 7th 190* the following rates lor advertising will be adhered to except in th e case ol the completion ol contract* already made. Diiplav advertisements 14 cents per Issue »Ingle col r * •• •• ’* double •• P aten t M edicine Locals Lenh •1 Final Proof H. E. •• •• T .A 8 . New Todav Spt •• * 1 * l.SA 4 10 s 44.00 »10.00 1 " •• “ " »‘ ng'e “ double “ *' “ lin e single “ ...........................hirst lsaue •• •• •• thereafter “ “ »«rd per issue. These rate* apply to lorvtgn as well as local advertising aud will be strictly adhered to. Ail com m unications sen t in for publication must bear the S ig n atar* oi the writer. Thi> rule apply* to either local, general, political, church, or other items- K a u t O. Co!«L*Y. xpiToa. Box 98 Stay ton . Oregon. -------- —? paper and send articles for publication as you would write a personal letter to a friend avoiding personalities and you will be pleased to hear your neighbors comment upon it. Circulation of the MAIL is increasing and there is scarce ly a week passes that we do not receive from the Commer cial Club of Portland, many names of people who are direct ly interested in this particular section. More residents for Stayton and vicinity means more business for the towns in this county also better markets and and better conditions generally. Let us be busy before the Fair opens in Seattle. Do it now. Cr.EGÒiJ BRIEFLETS A Master Stroke of Alba-y Collngo rtonvtl Friday avanlht (nr tho Christina* vacation and will rraum* work January 4. Miss Krnitia Goldman, high prloat- was of an;’ -chi*in, lectured In I'orl- luml Sun.: y and Monday. All the Uoacburg aoft-drlnk oatab- Itahuirnt.i warn raided Saturday night by th» sheriff and hla deputies In a search for evidence of any vli>- latlon of the local option law. No arreata have yet been made. Alexander Dalrymple, convicted of manslaughter at the November term of court, and whoae case wua ap pealed, haa been liberated from the county Jail at The Dallea. awaiting the action of the supreme court. A verdict of murder In the first degree was rendered by the Jury In the case of Harry Daley charged with the murder H. Kenny, a Port land saloonkeeper. This la the first verdict of murder In the flrat degree In Multnomah county tor aeveral year*. Dr. G. B. Whitney, the young F o r est Grove dentist, was convicted of manslaughter In the circuit court at Portland last week for the dpath of hi* flancee, Mias Mabel Wirt* He will receive a sentence of from one to 15 years In the penitentiary, and possibly a fine. Joseph l,o rets, a l.ane county farmer, committed suicide some time between Thursday and Saturday, by We regret to say that there is a report offered to the public by some one who purports to know what they are talking about, that “the ore Fhurst Kearns and the editor has never came from the Gold Creek Mining and Milling properties.” On behalf of the editor I will say that I have ore in the office which I took from the ledges in the Gold Creek properties and further, that any such statement as the one quoted above is absolutely untrue. He who stands ready to discredit the word of others must not have confidence in themselves. Truth comes from the heart and if anyone thinks, that ore on display in either the MAIL office or Kearns office, came not from the Santiam Mining District, I would make as a suggestion that the party who made the assert ion referred to believes what he h is said is true he w ill ver- ify his claim by putting up a certain amount of money in the Stavton State Bank to be forfeited if it is not proven that the ■*00,,n* jjimwif inthe head. Lor- r at* wn* the man who tried to hang ore in question came from the Gold Creek Minning and Mill- himself near junction c recently and was rut down by tn«- gang of ing Co., properties. telephone linemen who saw the man It is indeed gratifying to note the continued increase in the business transacted by our merchants. The steady growth of the town, the weekly arrival of new residents, new homes being built and enterprises being launched means indeed that we are apt to have a Greater Stayton. In time to save him from strangling The Commercial Club has a strong auxiliary now that to death. stands second to none in this section tor the advancement of Representative Hawley has secured Mill City. ALMOST FATAL the passage through the House of n Stayton and community. We do not think our neighboring bill paying to the heir* of Thomas R H C hapter Is spending X m as w ltl n . ... ,, ACCIDENT. towns of Sublimity, Mehama or Kingston could make better relative s in Salem 0 of ° r, • ,0 e * ceed | 500 on acco u n t o f th e d eairtic- investment than to purchase space in the MAIL for one year On Saturday aftern o on an alm ost M iss Addle M onroe, is spending th« tlo n 0 f a ferry b o at w hich M iller waa on,-) thprpin insert insert an i n a r t i c l e each W t?t?k 'n t? ttin (T f o r t h the i d - fa ta l accident bef«-ll Mr 4 .A .R obert- week at her home In Lyons. o p era tin g acro ss th e C olu m bia riv er and therein article eacn weeK seuin urm u.c his laundry bulldlng MUl Nellle Fo88 „ ndlng Xma8 npar th„ mollth of the , ^ . hul(, vantages of their individual communities. The MAIL is not which he is assisting m constructing The boat waa destroyed In the Ban- . ... . He was on the scaffo ld when with- . , .. a personal organ, but is desirous to assist in every legitimate to u t warning it gave way and hurled -M r Ned Richards Is silk with Pneu nock lndlHn w“r « « D R /v ob K a . ertson et c o. *■* R headlong .■ o a 1 vs nr F from \ vv, ♦ the R rs R building ill 1 a I 9 rt a O ffleer* have yet secu red no clew . • ,«• l , . u __ , e \i monta fever. Dr. B rew er o f S tay to n means the upbuilding of the south-eastern portion i t ¡Marian h is a th ie tic train in g alone saved cam e up here to see him last Tues- to th e Id entity o f th e men who burg larized th e sto re o f J . G. B e rry , at If vour V'icinitV is not him froni Im m eadiate death upon the day night. county and Othei tributary dlNtrLtN. . . 1 ........„* rocks Mr Ma r ion N lccoleson who has P eo ria , last w eek. It Is now believed ro ck s som e tw enty odd fe e t below below, j ^lr Marion represented in its columns do not think your news articles As soon as he saw th a t th e scaffold - « te n d in g ‘ B u sin ess C ollege in th re e men w ere In th e Job. Mr » r __ j f^,r m n P *, c ix p, c - m lng, w“ fc,*°in* he tu.rn,ed on hls he* Salem , is spending X m as with rel- B e rry h as figured th a t hla losa will are not welcome, for the more local ana tarm news we can and making a complete summersault attvo8 here rf>ach ov,,r | 100 o. The robber* *e la mid a ir «aught on a protruding ____ . . ____ , - ftA « ... gather each week the better it is for our community. sca n tlin g which b roke the fo rce o f C has Hoedle haa been out o f town cured * ln n 1 h his fall but as it is. the flesh on on b u sin ess the m ost of the week merchandise taken la valued at more than * 7 5 0 . Do not fail to read the e s s a y in this issue setting torch hte inside of the rig ht arm and legs J F P o tter and child ren spent n the profits of dairy farming throughout this section. Can was laid bare and in a sh o rt tim e X m as wlth re la tK e 8 in sta y to n . r ... .7 , . . , presen ted an a p p earan ce o f raw m eat Jo h n w m inir P»rtlan«i anH hie you not send in alike article on hogs, sheep, goats, chickens, which was p artially boiled Mr R o b .r t S Shaw has been out broth(.r Henry W illing a telegraph F H 1 He is ab le to be up and th an k s U. o f town on fam ines*, moet o f the op,.ra to r of C leveland. Ohio, a re com turkeys geese horses or some other stock." Our merchants b js Pariy train in g w-ni recover, T h e weelt. bining bu sin ess with pleasu re. They j C eaf H ornbu ckle. is spending X m a s are visiting re la tiv es here, also look- are doing much for the upbuilding of Stayton and let us soon wTVb‘.dTdPS Ing fo r a su itab le location. They are a t hls home In W est Stayto n . have the assistance of some one and their friends from every quickly as possible.^ PerhaPs by the g reatly pleased with 4h«> valley and c , VI A l l i c m id d ,e o t Ja n u a ry S ta y to n will have Mrs. T B Riggs o f (iatea, was a I can do no b e tte r than to pu rchase S tay to n visitor recen tly section not already represented Fed that th0 .M A IL IS your a laundry o f its own. a home In our vicinity. ... .. BARGAINS Typewriter Invention. New Oliver Automatic Tabu lator, a Twin Improvement to the Oliver Ruling Device. Ju st a Simpl«, clean-out iiiseliaiilslii f«»> labn lailn g opvranot |,y « stilili» kvy. Yet Itisi slmili* kvy unlock« «cur»« «» ■lotir» In aiblvil ly iw w rll»' colt velile lice 11 does away w ill, the rain-Un alun tsi I t a b u la tili* . Th« moverneiil* «>f uarrlag«I are controlled t>y eusvcii Unger« Tb« u tiiils to r work« autom atically wllli un varying accuracy. V K«|Ulppcd » Ith M a la t» , tu H IM new A u to m ati« ann hi i f s i s M i con lied luu with III» O liv e r L in a H oi • ug It e v i» « , the O liv e rs'sp lit!« of Uaelol uva* U null ml ted. In the work <d writing and ru l ing Statistical II« port«. In v o ic e I Statem ent«. in yeutorlcs, e t c . Listing Check lie p o s 11 S l i p « r as h I t■ .I Voucher«. r«»ii! ami c re d it Sale«,! T r i a l Malati»*'* j l'ay Kalls, Ca« 11 l< c o o r d s aud scure« uf sim ilar labiilaicd records, o l l u r No A has uo *<|ual. It Is th« only marhiuu th a tc o v c r* the wliolu hruail llelil ul m«M- cru cumutrrulal uses in a satisfa» lui.« way. Tbv O liver A «1 tornati« Tabulator 1« so iltirg ral p a n ul «very n«w machlu« t in . ulsbcd w I ilium a ovili addlllunal ch ar*». It cap« the clim ax of a long st rio- ol Improvement« given to the world lu lue magnili»«-ut new Oliver No 4. Each of the«» remark aid» lutloValiou* the Oliver la h u la lo r and the o t t e r Kullng Dario« -su p p le In n ils tile other. Together they form a c»uldnatloo of untold value iu a il hraiicliea of com m er cia l accounting The O liver Typew riter I* first ol a il a eorre*|>otiilence m sehliie «uprrinr lu «pleu<ll«l service, it rnskt-« wink « pleas ure by pruvPIlug autoiuatl» mean« of spacing, la b u la lln g , ru lin g, Itiillcallng a * act printing point, securing proper regia. TU« »avinguif tim e, of uu-utal Calculallon of luaulpulation, of »««Ira atten tion amt of eye strain It an Inealt-uahlv U-nelll lo the operator. And the gain In volume of work well «loue —without extra o|«rratlvu effort - mean« much to every em ployer. W rit» for the new O liv e r C a t a l o g - or belter s t ill- a s k the nearest Oliver Agent for a free «lem onstrallon of Model No. A. The Oliver Typewriter Co. I*> i K lrvl Avenu», Seattle, Washington. j £ losing O u t L BARGAINS \ Holiday Goods 25°<> Off O n T o ys , Etc. f t 15 per cent o ff on C O O K S and ¡s RANGE C O O K IN G U T E N SIL S All goods Marked in Plain Figures. 1 HARDW ARE F U R N IT U R E |_ | ■■ \ jHEATEI 10 Per cent o ff on RS of all kinds Look for Yourself. «J M ARKING, STAYTON O R EG O N | 4 h
