1 6 th Year, No. 21.
THE
STAYTON
MAIL
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, JULY I, 1910.
Serial H o . 75 2
CAUSE
WARNING GIVEN
ADDITION M ATCHES CHILD'S
DEATH STAYTON IS READY
PRO PERTY OW NERS CHERRY
A two year old daughter of Mr. and
Mayor F re re* ha* iaaued a Word of
TO SCHOOL Mra.
Lid. Smith, who retidc near Mt.
FAIR NEXT
warning to buainesa men and other
FOR
CELEBRATION
I'leaaanl in Linn county, rnet death in
property owners who have defective
; a peeuliar manner recently. In aomc
j manner the little one got Sold of a
l*o* of matches ami placed aeveral of
them In her mouth. Enough of the
IKjIaon from the tipa found ita way
j into her atomach In cauae death. Dr.
Thompaon waa culled but the chiki could
At » *q*-<-isl rleetlijn held on June 25lh 1 ' not
be saved.
it w*s deckled to bond the Slayton
•rh<x>i district for I-.'««» to r*i»c money
W i l l i which huiiii an addition 24x46 on STAYTO N BOYS GO
the west skle of thr |>r«»*nt school
TO RENO IN AUTO.
building, 'The »Milion will br two
•tori«** in height and will give all de­ Floyd A. Rolwrlson ami party of
partments more room, which i« greatly three friends left Sunday morning in
nmlwl. Clerk J It. (iardner of the Mr. Kobortaun’a auto.-in,bile for Keno,
school lioard I» sending all the papera ! Nevada, to attend the Jeffriea-Johnson
covering the election, to an attorney prize fight, (iillwrt StayUm, John
for hie opinion a* to the l«g.dity of the Miakcly ami James King went with
procedure, and if everything ia found Mr. Hohttrlson.
to be regular, work on the addition wdi
comme«*« at owr.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The s-hool borni a r>.npwcd of W. G. F Hamid
Son ClilTord haw
A. Wrl/ht. II. N. Ilunllry ami I,. S. l«ir< hn«ed a fine ami
n<-w threshing outfit.
Lambert.
The engine is a itusaell.
Wm. Munkers, who recently removod
with his parents to Portland, was in
Staytuii Wednesday for a visit witli
friends.
.
Delbert Hill, wife snd little daughter,
form, rly of Stayton but now located at
Mill f'lty. Were here Monday ami Tues­
day for s visit with Mr. Hill’s parents.
Mrs. Dr. K. L Burke. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thayer, has re­
turned to her home in Idaho after a two
weeks visit with her parents in Linn
Four Studebaker
county.
Five Passenger
FOR SALE- 240 acre farm, well im­
proved.
Price $42- •V) |ier acre if sold
Automobiles
within 30 days. Easy terms.
' .120 arre farm, an exceptional bar­
The E, M F. 3>l Touring far and the gain.
$12.50 per acre for cash. Title
Kiamiera 2» Runabout are in the lead. guaranteed.
Smaller farms and city
If you are eonshlering the purchase of property for sale.
a car you cannot make a miatake by
J. F. P otter , Stay ton, Or.
getting a Studebaker. They are reli­
able dee the Studebaker* Would not
allow their name to lie uaed in connec­
tion therewith.
J LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES j
walka and ill-kept alleys. The mayor’s
statement follows:
Salem’a Big Fruit Show and Car­
"Property owners who«« walks are nival will be Held Next Week,
defective should have them repaired
for the celebration. Also alleys back I
of store buildings should be cleaned of July 7th, 8th and 9th.
rubbish and waste that will easily take
fire. Protect your property.
W. L. F r e r e s , Mayor.
Salem’s Fifth Annual Cherry Fair
will be held next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, July 7, 8 and 9. Elaborate
Everything is in readiness for the Boy’s race, under 12 years, | 2 ; Girl’s HEMORRAGE OF LUNGS
I preparations have been made for this
CAUSES BOY’S DEATH i event, which promises to be the best
greatest Fourth of July celebration in race, under 14 years, $ 2 ; Fat man’s
the history of Stay ton. Col. E. Hofer race, over 200 lbs. $2; Sack race, $2; An eleven year old son of E. C. from every standpoint that the Cl terry
of Salem, an energetic, original and Throe -legged race, $2.
Hester of Gates died Sunday at the City people have attempted. There
successful newspaper man, will be A prise of $5 will be given for the Stayton
Hotel as the result of hem- will be two big parades, one on Thurs­
the apeaker of the day and no doubt best decorated automobile and for the orrage of the lungs. The boy began day and the other on Saturday. The
will have many things to say that will b '»t decorated buggy the same ameunt bleeding at the nose Tuesday or Wed­ latter ia to be a comic parade and
nesday but medical aid was not rumors of floats rich and rare have been
summoned until Thursday, when Dr. floating about the Captial Town for
Beauchamp was called to the home of some weeks. On Friday there will be a
the family. He succeeded in stopping meeting of the Willamette Valley
the flow of blood and had the child Apple Growers’ Association. Every
brought to Stayton, but the patient had afternoon during the fair there will be
lost so much blood that he failed to lectures on fruit problems by experts
from O. A. C. ar.d elsewere. Liberal
rally.
prizes will be given for the best dec­
orated floats, automobiles and carriages.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Prizes of $15 and $10 have been offered
for the best decorated store windows.
F. H. Thompson, M. D., physician An exciting election for queen has
and surgeon, Stayton. Oregon. 43 been on for two or three weeks and
is still in doubt.
Miss Merz Herick of Salem is here the The result
pavilion
in which the cherries,
to visit Mrs. F. A. Robertson until berries and flowers
will be shown, will
after the Fourth.
be located on High street between
Remodeled Hats a specialty at right State and Court.
prices.
D ena R oy . 7
Arnold’s Carnival company, with
free attractions, will be in
Make money during the vacation by various
Salem
all
through the Cherry Fair.
getting up subscription dobs for the
j Stayton Mail. Every name counts. "You’ll be glad you came.’’
! Write for particulars.
I have switches for connecting your
Married.
Phone onto both lines. Bell and Mutual. Louis Sestak of Stavton and Miss
Price, single pole 60c double pole 75c. Bertha McKay of Turner, were married
A. L. Shreve.
Wednesday, June 22. at the parsonage
The graduation exercises of the two of the Christian church at Salem, by-
schools conducted by the Sisters of the 1 Rev. Davis Errett. The young couple
COL. E. HOFER
Precious Blood, at Sublimity, were held will make their home in the E. B.
Fourth of July Orator at Stay ton.
Sunday afternoon at the Sublimity Watters house, Stayton. The grocm
C. O. F. hall. The attendance was » well known and has many frienc’s
large and the program excellent.
here._____________________________
No
country
paper
can
live
and
prosper
$1,450
E. M. F. 30, complete
CASH PRODUCK CO.
unless its job printing department ha*
$850 Eggs. 22 l-2c
Flanders 20, complete
support and confidence of the pub-
be well worth hearing. The program will be paid. The celebration will end the
lie. When you want anything in the 1
Hens, fat, 14.
with
a
big
display
of
fireworks
at
the
of
the
day
includes
a
grand
parade
at
Rooster», 10.
10 a. m., followed by program of music park at 8:30 and a dance at the Opera printing line dc not forget that we are
Droller», 1 to 1 1-2 lbs, 18c.
and addresses including address of the House. For the dance, McElroy’s prepared to handle your work.
Fryers 11 A 2 lb. 16c.
day
by Col. Hofer, and games and orchestra of Salem will fnrnish the W. L. Freres and Henry Mutchler
Ducks. 14.
athletics
in the afternoon. Stayton and music. McElroy’s is one of the best went to Portland Friday evening last
Agency for Marion County.
Geeae, live, 9.
Soio
will
cross
bats for a purse of $ 20 . orchestras in the state. His band has to get Mr. Mutehler’s new automobile,
Turkey*, live, 17; dressed 19.
furnished the music for the state fair a Studebaker 30, the same as the is the best actual hotel in
Among
the
other
amusements to take several
Hog» dressed 100 to 175 lb»., 11c.
machine. Mr. Freres returned
place after the ball game, will be a free The years.
temporary bridge over the mayor’s
Hogs, larger, 10 1-2.
Saturday
and Mr. Mutchler
for
all
Horse
race,
purse
$15;
Pony
Santiam has been completedand a large j brought his night
Veal, 60 to 12f> lb«. 9 l-2c.
new
machine over from
crowd
is
expected
from
Linn
county.
race,
$5;
Foot
race,
free
for
all,
$5;
Larger according to quality, 6 to 8 c
POST CARDS
Salem
Sunday
mcming
without having that serves meals, or which
Hides, green, 6 1-2; dry 12 1-2
any difficulty or meeting with any is thoroughly modern and
MAGAZINES
THOMAS GROCERY.
The Odd Fellows temple will be , accident.
S IA IIONERY
50x100, two stones high, the outside Road Supervisor G. W. Murphy is up-to-the-minute. It has a
Large white navy beans 5$.
FRESH CANDIES
walls constructed of re-inforced con­ circulating a petition asking the county large and comfortable dining
Small white navy beans 5J.
crete. The ground floor will be left in court of Marion county to have the grade room, a commodious ladies’
20.
POSTAL ALBUMS Potatoes
one room at present but may be divided widned across the swamp on the county-
Egg», fresh, rash, 23c., trade, 24c.
y We also have a complete line of
into two stores later. The entire second road leading from Stayton to Sublimity. parlor and office, with all
lluttcr, trade, 25.
floor will be devoted to lodge purposes, There is about a half mile of this conveniences for guests;
¥ CIGARS AND TOBACCO
RKSTAK A 8TOWBLL.
including lodge room, kitchen, anteroom, road that is very dangerous. It is so and it also has C LEAN BEDS.
J and the prtoea arc raaaonable,
I Hogs, live, 9; dressed 10-11.
ccL
The building will cost between narrow that two teams cannot pass and
«
To SEE ia to BUY.
* Steers 5.
the work undertaken by Mr. Murphy
$7,000
and $8000.
Cows 3-11.
Labor Trouble in Portland Holds
will receive general commendation.
GIVE US A T R I A L .
The
Odd
Fellows
building
committee
U N EX C ELLED SAM PLE ROOM
Teal, dTeased, 9*9.
up Work on Odd Fellows' is composed of James Gardner, John
Downing and L. P. Brown. The work
STAYTON KLOURINO MILL.
Temple in Stayton.
is in direct charge of Mr. Brown, who Mail Clubbing Rates.
Wheat M)c.
is making the cement blocks for both
Oats $1.25 per 100 lbs.
f¥¥l
Work on the two new concrete business new buildings.
Stayton, Oregon.
blocks has been considerably delayed The W. E. Thomas & Son building.on
M AIL, 1 Year, with:
by the strike of the steel workers in Third street.will be two stories, 25x100. STAYTON
Journal (Semi-Weekly) $2.05 _______________________ </
Portland. Some of the beams ordered The Thomas Grocery will occupy the Portland
Journal (Sunday)
3.00
for the Odd Fellows building a month ground floor and the second story will | Portland
Journal (Daily)
5.50 I
ago have not yet arrived and it was be used for lodge or office purposes. Portland
(Daily anti Sun.) 8.001
found necessary to lay off the masons The building work is-in charge of Chas. Portland Journal
(Weekly)
2.06 i Now is the time to order a mono
employed on tne job, two or three Druck, recently from Chicago, and is Oregonian
Oregonian
(Daily
and
Sunday)
9.25
days ago, because the mason work going ahead rapidly. The cost will be ' Evening Telegram (Daily)
5 50 nient if you want it up before Decora­
could not proceed farther without the about $ 6 , 000 .
Evening
Telegram
(Sat.
edition)
2.50 tion, can furnish
steel for re-inforcements. The parti­ Both new buildings will be complete Salem Journal (Weekly)
1.75 MARBLE, GRANITE OR BRONZE,
tions are now being placed in position about September first.
1
Salem
Journal
(Daily)
4.50
on the second floor and it ia hoped the There are several other building pro-
Statesman (Semi-Weekly) 2.00 Also build Stone Or Concretu \\ ¡01«
steel will arrive by the time tne jects in view, including an addition to Salem
Salem
Statesman (Daily)
5.50 to order. Don’t fail to get prices i*e-
the
Stayton
Mail
building.
carpenter work is finished.
Pacific Monthly
2.00 lore you buy.
Pacific Homestead
2.00
Northwest Poultry Journal
1.75
Meals 35 and 50 cents.
Seattle Times (Daily and Sunday) 7.00
3.50
HONOR TH E F L A G -C E L E B R A T E IN S TA YTO N . Seattle Times (Sunday)
Board and Room $5 per week.
Thricc-a-Weck World, New York 2.15
I Farm and Fireside
1.70
i The Fruit Grower, Missouri
2.00
The Commoner (Weekly)
1.80
Century Magazine ($3.85)
4.90
Proportion to Build Addition
L4x4Q Cantes at Special Elec
tii n."-Going Up at Cnee.
All Arrangements Complete for Observance of
Nation’s Birthday.— Col. Hofer to be
the Orator of the Day.
Sold ând
Delivered
The
GRAND CENTRAL
Hotel
W. L. FRERES,
STAYTON
DELAYED
BY STRIKE
I !
M. J. Spaniol, Prop.,
Get Your Dinner on July 4th at the
MONUMENTS.
GEM CONFECTIONERY
{
BUSTER HOUSE
■,
L L. THOMAS.
\
V
Best Meal in the City. All Home Cooking. House
just Renovated and Re-Furnished Throughout.
Beds Clean or your Money Back.
W. H. Queener
Lawyer and Notary Public.
Conveyancing, Collections
and Probate Business
THOM AS & C A LD W ELL
At the old Henlinc House on Fourth Street.
A Specialty.
; Real Estate Bold ami Loans Negoti­
ated. Fire and Accident Insurance
Stayton,
Oregon.
DON’T FORGET
THE STAYTON
CASH
PRODUCE
COMPANY.