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FOR YEAR STAYTON V“ ’ , N» * STAVTON. MATON COUNTY, OI.ECON. PEBRIM RY a ,.IÙ Soi.J M-
CITIZENS OF STAYTON NOW HAVE PRIVILEGE
TO VOTE BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVED
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N H. W S H A »-'HK O K , K Q H . A N O H Y T H K I ' K O l M . i t O K S T A Y T U N , A
NO V IC IN IT Y .
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f'.mlicsl changes have occurutl in the
dflst-hull not n good »tart to Htiyton
local Held of medicine miti surgery thiti Tuesday evening whim lietween on**
wie!;. I wo established physicians both K|„| { Wl, dozen enthusiasts luci to
U f' ihe Oral of the week for extended g^tl|Br in t|l<, ,.ily |„,|| -M,| „ ..rg a n ii
tripi east, und one of the dortori* will ••«I th*< local nine (or 1010 .
vi.til Europe before returning.
This year's player», at this lime,
Dr. C. H. Brewer of thi* city, who
Mr*- lined tip a* folio«*:
How did Rockefeller get his millions?
Ino* been In active practice here for
manent base of crushed rock or rock
.Im iu Shepherd, Captino und Mm- How, Indeed!
the lust il yeara, left Sunday, accom-
or rolled gravel, on which in time may
ager.
Byron
Boberteon,
(Juy
Klopcr,
No
matter
how
the
oil
magnate
got
p»*i«J by Dr. J . II. Brewer of Salem,
or may not be laid a top stratum of
for an extended tour, which will include Kitx flood m m , Tim a Archer, John •»ome of hia millions, it is certain that
cement or asphalt. In the meantime,
the more important medical center» in Lau, John Tlmma, Jo e Klecker, Harvey he got most of them by the legitimate
the bottom layer of crushed rock will
If
any
there
be
among
the
citizens
of
Stayton
methods
of
the
credit
system.
And
it
the eaatern atutea and Kuropc.
Beautdi*ntp, Ceplius llornhucklc and
answer every practicable purpose, and *
is by the credit system that Stayton
who objects to a bond issue, let him now speak or
The doctor hua long contemplated Ed Jackson
give
usciean, hard and enduring streets.
can get its millions in values and thous
thin trip, in the internal of medical re-
Several oilier players uro in pro
forever after hold his pea«.e.
When
a man can Fxirrow $200 at 10
ands
in
population.
aeurch, and had intended
leaving spool, Imi tin* leant named above will
percent
interest
and earn 20 percent by
Bonds.
But
let
him
speak
intelligently.
Let
him
ex
several months ago, but owing to ex
Hist try out on tin* next eloar Holiday
so doing, he is foolish to borrow only
There is the answer; we must have
treme weather condition* in the oust
press his views (and the Mail will publish all reason
b* lore tbe regular nine is decided up bonds in order to make public improve
$100 and earn half as much. So with
deferred the trip until the present time.
I Stayton, which will earn annually in
able
views),
but
let
him
understand
just
what
a
on.
ments
to
our
streets
and
our
town.
It
Ho ha* made sfierial arrangement*
enhanced values and population the per-
Near suit», of maroon, will
be is a paramount issue with we people of
bond is.
with those in charge at the various
!
cent spoken of, besides enjoying good
Stayton;
we
can
not
ignore
the
fact
cities at which he will study, whereby, bouglit this »osson, und the samples
Some people not overly versed in finance imag
streets
while the process is in opera-
longer,
nor
get
away
from
It.
It
will
instead of viewing surgical clinics from for these bave been ordered. Tbe
I tion.
ine that an issue of bonds will plunge a community
the amphitheatre, as is ordinarily the nex* meeting is set for Tuesday night, require about $20,000 in bonds to do it,
to accomplish the desired end.
Coming down to the selfish viewpoint,
case, be will assist und do o|w*rutions Marcii I, in tbe city ball.
hopelessly in debt. O f course, this may be true in
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to
the individual citizen: “ Don’t it help
To
this
eml
tho
first
meeting
on
the
under the directions of the l>cst sur
some
instances;
where
the
bond
issue
approximates
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me?”
Does it help No. 1? You bet It
bonding
proposition
was
held
in
the
geon» in tbi* country and in Europe.
does, and at half the expense now in
Commercial Club rooms In the Roy
the total amount of taxable property, for instance.
Among those in this country with
curred. For, if we, as a whole, can
block Monday night, A second meet
whom he has made this special arrange
But is this true of Stayton? Emphatically, N O !
vote this bond and expend the money,
ing, open to the public, will be held at
ment, ure the Mayo brothers, of
it will better the town, and a better
the same place next Monday night. Be
W e have in Stayton about $300,000 of taxable
Rochester, Minn.,
|)rs.
Murphy,
town makes it better for the Individual.
there,
O ’hsner and Beck, of Chicago, Morris
property; the town indebtedness at present is $6,000.
Our children, who will help bear the
The
first
meeting
was
not
largely
at-
On
Wednesday
K.
I),
Alexander
sold
a,.tl Brewer of New York, Kcllv of
T h e proposed bond issue will be in the neighborhood
expense, without such bond would drag
Baltimore and Cabot of Boston, He the last of his billiard and pool tables j tended, but it wa# representative,
along as we have dragged until now.
wii'l’ sjiend several weeks with each of to K. T. Matlhieu, and purchased th«- Many of the leading citizens of the pity
of say, $20,000. W ith such a bond issue voted this
but with the bond we shall be able to
these man in actual, practical work, stock of the Watters Furniture Co., were present, und they with others will
year, it will be possible to take up the $6,000 debt
leave them something in increased
stu lying the latest and most approved which he wi|l move into the building bo there next Monday. No matter who |l
values and earnings with which to pay
which accrues next December, make all needed im
mcth*xb* in modern surgery, diagnosis he reoently purchased of Hill Bros'. YOU are, come out.
off this very bond. I t ’s really a simple
u> d practice of medicine; ulso, he will He will add considerable to th** stock Many of our readers do not know
provements and at the same time reduce the taxation
case of compound interest. If we pay
visit and study m*-die«l methods nt the of furniture, and has ordered a stock of whut a dond is; some of them think
it
here
from
5
mills
to
2
or
maybe
2
)
mills
on
the
our
money out in taxes, we get back
is
a
mortgage
on
Presbyterian, Cook County hospitals of variety store goods, which will soon be 1 »
their property.
doubly in actual results ju st in propor
dollar.
Chicago,
Roosevelt and
Bellevue In. He will continue the Star Printery, Nonsense! Every town in the land,
tion taxes paid, for taxes ure based
ho*; itul* of New Y’ork, and the Mass- moving this into tho same building. nearly, has a public debt, principally
A bond is a tax; that’s all. Are we babes,
on
values.
•
n
bonds,
and
the
most
-.uccessful
towns
H«'i.Ui*etts Cttnoriil Hospital of Boston. His daughter Frank will assist him In
that we shall not help ourselves?
No person can sanely dispute that we
|,i F.urope, the 00 ctor wijl spend the store. A “ racket” jr variety store is are those which bond themselves
are better men and women than our
•op*etime at he world famous Vienna t ne of the lines of business that Stayton in s wsy commensurate with their
ancestors, and we are crude indeed if
clinic, From there he will go to needs, uml wc are glad to see the needs.
W W h
Berlin, Germany, to study the methods Alexanders branch out In this line.
You psy a tax un your horses ami your cc^d By 15 times the total amount of also have come to that town, this town, we don’t want to make our children
cattle, don’t you? And you will pay
pay it
it money
money in
circulation. One
dollor does
were the
th. first impression favorable. better men and women than ourselves-.
In vogue at that great clinical center.
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in circulation.
One dollor
does were
again next year, won’t you? Y et does the work of $15. And not at all strange Can we afford to lose this influx? Think Had it been the intention ot the Creator
On the tour he will spend u few day* POWDER ARRIVES FOR
tax preclude you the right to sell when we look at the wealth of the it over. Such impressions are par- to have man stand still, we never
in Baris and then journey to Berne,
DYNAMITING BRIDGE such
your horses or your cattle whenever country in agriculture, lumber, trans- ticularly true qf the commercial man, would have been created. The world
Switzerland, where he has arranged
you please? No? Neither doea a bond .portation systems, livestock and real who spreads the news broadcast, im- advances, and Stayton must advance
foi someajieciul work under Dr. Kocher,
Powd* r is here f*-r u*r ¡0 Mowing out prevent you selling your pro|*orty, be- estate. Were the United S'ates to pay partial as to whether the report be with it or be lost in the shuffle.
the greatest living authority on tho
cash for every transaction, even Spain good or ill.
Take as an instance of progress the
surgical treatment o f hernia and the the Marion »• »nn1 y uppuiucli to the cause » bund |s a tax.
And where we are paying a 5 mill would be a superior nation to America;
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__ W j f i c e n . t farm
(
HanMani river bridge at Hiuytnn.
Permanent
improvements, P and
er*’ roins leading out
various typos of thyroid disease.
Has
Kp* tuch
When Dr, Brewer returnes
to New piers will then Is* placed on this tax today in Stayton, under this pro- yet as conditions are in Stayton (flnan-) streets on grade, create favorable im- 0 , ,
pl ace, then, thin a you,
Oregon, ho will come via Ht. lamia, side, fit liter hack toward shore than the posed bond issue we will pay only 2 or daily speaking) this town is no better I pressions. For every dollar expended n 1 s
* 7 benefit o f such road publicity?
L o u isv ille and other Inrge medical on* - a Inch went oot, and a new steel 2J mill tax, besides getting our imrove- off than if it were right in the heart of ,on such improvement» ten dollars will
menta immediately and paying off the Spain while all our neighboring towns be
.
*
, in
} new . business,
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center» of thv South, whore ho will d o .
returned
more And when
tl wc
... say * Sublimity
.. J we mean
sdnitionsl work. He believes that the
J u o f,, t lung . <)",■ met,-d |
outstanding indebtedness of J are bonding themselves for public im population.
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a3
well
Alban
ana
ail
towns much
Yet to get such improve-
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LET’S THRESH THIS OUT.
m
RACKET STORE
FOR STAYTON
s
thl/tour, In orde/to do work with, and
S I»r. s Brewer
i J K will J he E greatly
i S J missed
i v,,RUe*'
AEONS ARE ENTERTAINED
BY MISS nvely
L e t’s do i t - " o U Urn"tTnds1^ ™ ^ ' j
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7
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7
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^ ntS W® must h* ve" money.’ and’ this farther afield.
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j you know that he has millions in bonds, Union waukl not have been saved; and
Yo one in office can possible misspend it is not all right today. Yet, if wc
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in notes, in credit, still outstanding? the same is true of cities
in
put to the thubond money, when voted, because don’t votar these bonds, we shall be
T h. .■K oii * gathered at the hnnw of j Do you know that as quickly
one test in the war of commercial advance- its Use will be specifically provided. more arefcafc 10, 20 years hence than
this < ommunity, but he is fortunact in
having the opportunity to study under Miss Norma Oardner Friday evening, matures, he puts forth anoiher’
Justa8 SOon as a majority of the people we aro fn 1910.
present-day masters.
His tour will and from there a roomy conveyance if an individual wm make m „ ,v'
m®nt an,i prestige,
become aware of what a bond is, and
Jc's up to us to better our own con-
last several months.
»ran*,«.r«ed all ,0 the home of Miss
W*y, why not .T o w n ?
-
* 0,7 ' nt° V ™ t0Wn inVari*
01 * 141 u me“"» to Stayton, one or ditions if we can do so. and we can
Dr. H. A. Beauchamp
left Monday. J,i„ le Dively A -bqrt business session
Stayton can do it, and will. We want one>eTcepl a L ^ a c T T e a lly ^ b e h e T e more «mpetent engineers will be ia- No one is coming here to help us, or to
that Stayton looks attractive today?
ulso for New York, and will study was held, folliiuTil by a study of the to see it done.
make careful surveys and invest, unlea we help ourselves and
The nation’s business is done on Usually, when a town does not appeal estimates of the proposed expenditure, make this initial investment ourselves
th«*ru two months as a post graduate. Sunday school lossoii. The remainder
You, who have objection« ' shoot
He will take the higher courses, and of tini evening wa* spent in playing j credit. For every collar on deposit in to them, they pass on thru, tell what Then^,hen obtained, the money will
the banks today there are fifteen dollars they have seen and are seen no more, be s p * in this way. It is proposed to them in, and let us answer them con-
work also as a surgeon in the hospitals.
game« alter which refreshment*
re outstanding; that is to say, the total
Neither does that town see any of their pave t, business district and the two vincingly, if you are op»n to argument
All that is to be lcarnc 1 in this great
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acquaintances who might main
of Stayton. with a per- and you are.
est of Amerian cities he will learn, and »erved. About 11:15 llic-y «islieii ie bank deposits of the United States ex- scores
hostess ninny more happy birthdays
in the unexcelled hospitals and poly
clinics of the metropolis he will famil and the merry party returned.
Dr. lb utichamp wishes to announce
Fran Müler returned
STAYTON SUNBEAMS.
Hliel -
iarize himself to the utmost with the
to hi? patrons that lie left Feb. 19 burn Tflsday.
work he has taken up in life. He will
W. L. Freres, Joh n Alden Senhury, I ,or Ne'v York, and other Eastern cities
return to Stayton.
Fran
a c b tn a Je a flying trip to
Stayton Mail Correspointend-.
But let no one think that Stayton is
wife and baby, and Dr. Tucker were wl,ere he " m do Bome sl’ecirtl
Gooe I
•y returning on the even-
passengers lor Portland Wednesday, "o rk for the next two months. During ing traw
without physicians. The little
old Slay ton Mull I'orrt'Hiiomlriicu.
MEHAMA, O r, Feb. 24~-Tti<> te le
town by the Santiam still has two of
phone lines have been repaired and
AUMSVILLE, Or., Fib. 2-k-W . H. The former went partially to hear ,,is ftb*ence, Dr. W. Q. Tucker will
them Dpe of these. Dr. F. H. Thomt>- Howd of uhaw was in town the first of Mailame Scliunian-Heink, the editor l|rt' e charge of his practice,
Mr. Feteun returned from
visit are *“ commission again.
spti, is already well known ns Dr. the week on business.
to
Portisi ifr'dav.
was initiated into the higher degree;
K o f-nek A Mje,ke h)ive received
Jos. McMillin has been sick, but ;«
Brewer's successor, and has un estah-
Quite a number of young people went of Forestry, the Shepard, of America*] |he|r new Hno of 1910 mode, buggies,
Mr. OW- y ,,* Saturday and S u n -; r*I’orl‘>d b,‘tter-
lishe I trade.
paid a professional
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The same thing may be said of Dr. to Jefferson last Sunday to attend and the , physician
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which are now on exhibition, Call in <h»y ►* MrW
Mrs. Nora M.-iriels and baby a re
W. Q. Tucker, lately of California, who church. As it was raining and blowing visit to Portland and Forest Grove,
anti see them.
visiting at tlie Inibler home.
Jeff Thoniaieft fur Stayton Thurs- 1
comes here well recommended to take pretty hard they did not get there
D i. Thompson paid an important
until
iHte
and
by
the
time
the
girls
got
j Tbe postmaster announces a new
up the practice left by Dr. Beauchamp.
('hartes Gehlen lias bought out tire
professional vi„it to Salem this week.
; schedule of mail departures. The mai'.-
Both physicians muy he found nt the there in a presentable condition the
interest of Joh n Gehlen in the general
Mrs. Goock>.l8 |eit for Halein to be ; leaves Meliama for Lyc
former offices of the physicians who preacher was saying the benediction, While there lie removed an eye for J . merchandise firm of C. & J . Gehlen, UI,der
pons at 8:30 j.%.
tbe Dr
care.
but they stayed for evening services \V. Dively, who was struck in the face
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and
1:30
P.
M.
have gone east.
and report they had a fine time, con by a chip of flying wood in a logging effective Saturday.
Mrs. PfoHifjg slowly improving.
I Mrs. Pennebaker is reported to tter
sidering everything.
camp; also, lie perfo* med an operation
Jesse Shepard, Forest Mack, F. A. 1
and her friends are gUd of hce reevery.
At a rousing town meeting, last for appendicitis on M . O. Wilding *>f Robertson and V. V. Davie went to
Thursday night, the people of Aums- Polk county, which was entirely suc Balera'one day last week.
Grandma Mulkey lias not been well
ville decided to incorporate the town. cessful.
for sometime.
Guy Kearns visited his parents a
The Odd Fellows annoitce the sale In the near future Aumsville will take
William P. Mulkey has been nward
B . K leckcr anti wife entertained few days this week. He is going to «»)'<’» « * ' ^»Vponfleoee.
fd their old building, now occupied by her place among the most advanced and
ed
the contraet for carrying the mail
socially,
with
their
sons
and
daughter,
hc
I
ioo
I
in
Halein.
OAK W LKNr Fob. 24— John and
the lodge hull and the ThoniasGroerry progressive towns m western Oregon,
from
Mehaina to Lyons for four years,
Miss Josephine, at the old Kleeker
• •, , Joe Neitling «b out bunting wild
for March I, possession to he taken, l|. H. White of Arkansas is visiting
T he mother of J . M. Ringo is visit- c# u Monj rty. iey gUrted ear^, in beginning July 1.
home
on
W
ater
street
Huntlay
night.
April 1, with 10 »lays’tiiqe to purchaser with hia uncle, J . T. Linville. He says
11 nd * ife here'
that Oregon
beats
the morning, *er thinking of snow
tq remove same. The lithe new I. O. (). AL-‘
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--------- for rain. More than a dozen friends were in inK
Several of the young p e ^ e spe«*
evidence, anil a very pleasant evening
He
has
been
in
the
state
for
a
month
but when thcyjine into t he Sooth- Tuesday evening with V ,Ui#m Mulkey
F. ball, of concrete blocks, will arise
and has seen the sun only once.
was spent. Refreshment* were sn od.,
burn the soowas four feet deep and a,ld wde-
in its place. Excavating on the site of
I they badn ’l
seen a track of a
The Aumsville butcher shop has
tin* idd Mail office Inis already begun
Bert Munkers, win* sometime ago
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wild
oat
or
a
ilin
g
else, so
II they
Mr.
Plummer
but W. F.. ThoniasA H 011 areexperiene-, changed hands again,
left liis station in Portland to work Huyttra
U*UCorrespondence
ijio n H
ill 1 o rm p o n u v u ev .
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>
has
purchased
the
shop
and
will
take
t
Oil
Id
W
H
S
Vit
licitile
ah
H
irpf
f lipi r
ing difficulty in finding anyone to
for the O. R. & N. railway as freight
"M*-
His Tsmpsr.
GOOCH. O r, Feb. 22-W ed d in g ^ ights
b ./ s ie
ep. '
g ‘
charge
the
first
of
March.
sleep.
be-
j dear,” said a lady to her bus-
lisul th eir lumber for them in the
agent at Pendleton, is back in th e l hells* am chimini;
1 "there
must be a lo* of Iron in
ad.
“there must
Violas Philippi of Kingston was in companies office at the metropolis
present loamy condition of the roads
Joe and Veru„ >,'ci t ling went
your
system.”
Aumsville
the
first
of
the
week
looking
Wilbur Funk of Scio was a visitor town on bu»ine*,s{ week.
leading from tl e sawmill.
again.
“Why do yon think so?”
for sheep pasture.
your
at Gooch Friday.
“Because you Invariably lose
Jim
anti
M
t
D
m
n
ir
Mr. Laraon of Silver Creek Falls was ! EvureU
w,'<* is
temper when you get hot.1”
Harvey Johnson and family moved business to Su bllj, |8
in town last Monday after a load of 1 »>'.* medical college in Halein, v. .ted
on
.
were
to Gooch Monday. He is employed as
Discoveries,
home folks tins week.
mill feed.
st week..
famous
discoveries have
P Burghardt \
The dramn that was to have been
planer m an.
So many
Fretl
Lau
of
Portland
was
in
Stayton
Sherm
Swank
made
a
business
trip
given at Sublimity, Saturday night Feb.
t«i town Friday. fade a business trip turned out to be ro-discoveries that we
a few days this week visiting his
Ralph Patterson <>f Fox Valley was]
tw
w-rtinp cautious
2<> by the young people of Coon Hollow, to Portland this week.
become
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George f.tzed wgl(
I any event or achievement wa* the
parents.
n town Sunday.
WEBFOOT.
baa been postponed.
' of its kind.—John Disk«.
to town Satu rd ay.
MEHAMA.
AUMSVILLE.
I. 0. 0. F. WILL
SELL BUILDING
OA GLEN.
GOOCH.
DRAMA POSTPONED
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