The Stayton mail., April 27, 1911, Image 1

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STAYTON
THE
STA Y TO N , MARION COUNTY. OREGON. APRIL 27. 1911 .
17th Y*ar, No. 12.
ELOQUENT
SERMONS
TH E NEWS IN BRIEF.
W HOA I
BANK P R O M O T ER IS FO U N D
Sunday.
Attorney 8. H. Heltzel «pant Sunday
in Salem.
! Mr*. C. A. Heau"hant[) I* visiting at
I Mill City.
Evangelist Van Marter is Drawing H. S. I'erry and wife of Salem drove
Crowds
Nightly.— i ov#r Sunday.
600d MUSIC.
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Frank Lesley and wife wer* Salem
I visitor* Tueaday.
H. J. Mutschlcr has a fine new War-
Evangelist C. M. Van Murter, assist­
ed by C. M. Hadley, opened a series | ran Detroit 30 cor.
Rov. Fr. Lalnck was down from
of union meeetings Sunday morning at
the Opera House. Two meetings were ; Sublimity this morning.
held on Sunday and a session has
Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Lealey were
been held each night since. The meet­ Salem visitors Saturday.
ings will continue about three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomas were
or possibly a month.
Portland
visitors last week.
The house has been crowded at each
meeting and the Evangelist has been
F. F. Foster is ill at his home with
given the moet careful and courteous an attack of blood poisoning.
attention.
His talks are short and
J. T. Hunt and little daughter were
snappy, full of wit and good aound
1
over
Batnrday from the Shaw neighbor-
sense, and seem to be pleasinig the
[
hood.
people while giving them something to
A new side walk is being laid in
think about.
Mr. Hadley is an excellent vocalist front of the Elder place on Marion
and has organised a large chorus choir street.
that is doing good work. Ail of the
Mrs. J. M. Kitchen left Friday for a
Protestant churches of the city are visit with her sister, Mrs. Morgan, at
united in thuir support of the move­ Albany.
ment.
A. Magers and Jas. Wilson were
over from Salem yesterday in their
^ Oakland car.
NEW HOSPITAL
i All the cases pending between C. A.
1 King and P. L. and A. H. Evans have
WILL BE MODERN been settled.
Miss Clara Willing of Portland is
spending her vacation with her mother,
Mill City Soon Will Have Up-to- Mrs. Rosa Willing.
The Thomaa-Mayo company 'have in­
date Equipment for Care of stalled
on* of the latest and most mod­
em cash registers.
Sick and Injured.
Attorney S. H. Hcltzel went to Mill
City last night to represent the defense
Mill City, April 17-The new modem in a criminal ease.
hospital which is to add to the attract­
J. H. Read of the Stayton hotel was
iveness of the city and to the facilities
for handling the sick and injured is to called to Portland yesterday by the ill­
be a modem building of concrete and ness of his mother.
lumber, sanitary in every detail and un-
Ed. Martin and family drove over
thc supervision of an able physician from Turner Sunday in their new car
and surgeon. The construction will to soe the ball game.
start in two weeks.
Dr C. H. Brewer, Jos. Brewer, Chas.
The correspondent, through the cour­
S
treff
and Frank Montgomery went to
tesy of the doctor in charge, was shown
through the old building and over the Salem in the Brewer car.
site of the new one. As it stands at
Mrs. Maggie Phillips, a sister of
present the hospital, without stretching Thos. Butler of Albany Is visiting Mrs.
IU resources, is capable of caring for Arthur Kelley of Kingston.
only three petients, whilem the wards
Mrs. E. V. Ferguson, her son and
of the new one there will be sufficient
daughter, of Amity, Or., sr* in the
room for eleven.
The old surgery has been taken care citv for a visit with relatives.
of In the past and marie fairly germ-
W. H. Dancey and wife were in town
proof by the liberal use of paint on the Friday. Mr. Dancy is manager of the
wooden floor, but cither tiling or con­ Bell Telephone lines at Salem.
crete will be the material used in the
Mrs. G. W. Guthrie left Tuesday for
construction of the new one. A new
metallic case In which to keep surgical Southern Oregon to deliver an address
instruments will replace the wooden before a missionary convention.
cabinet now in use. The metal will
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp drove
lend itself much more readily to the
to
Mommouth Sunday in their auto.
process of sterilization than the wood.
They
covered about lOO^mile* on the
Dr. Ransom evidently believes that
trip.
nothing is too good for the sick or injur­
W. L. Fro res has sold his E. M. F.
ed logger or saw-mill man.
J. R. R.
30 car, recently purchased from H, J.
Mutschlor, to T. B. Riggs and will buy
a new Warren D etriot
MRS. C. C. MULKEY
IS LAID TO REST
8t&yton Woman Lives Only a
Week After Marriage to Well
Known Local business Man.
The funeral of Mrs. C. C. Mulkey,
who died at Salem on April 13th, was
held from the M. E. church in this city
on April 14th, In the presence of a
number of sorrowing friends.
Ethel Pearl Llnnville was born in
Currry county, March 27th, 1884, and
was married to C. C. Mulkey on April
4, at Salem, Rev. D. Erret officiating.
She had not been well for tome time
and was taken to the hospital almost
immediately after the marriage, and
1 died there of pneumonis, on April 18.
Deceased is survived by three children
from a former marriage and by her
parents, who live at Aumaville, and by
a sister, Mrs. Pansy Hadden, at Lyons
and a brother, Earl Linnville at
Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Willing and
daughter Helen who have been visiting
his mother made a stay at his ranch,
returned to Cleveland, Ohio, April 25th
D. 1. Caldwell left Monday for Bay
City, where he has property and may
decide to locate. Mr. Caldwell has
gone to Idaho, for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Allen and son Meiford, of
Missoula, Montana, are visiting the
former’s mother, Mrs. Allie Brewer and
brothers Dr. C. H., Joe and George
Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Klecker, W. L.
Freres, Miss Josephine Klecker, Mrs.
F. Vsn Erman and Miss Loretta Kaign
of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Sunday in
Portland.
Papers have been filed in a’divorce ac­
tion instituted by Hettie Ullom against
Clarence Ullom. The plaintiff asks for
alimony and the custody of the twelve
year old son.
The business and professional men of
Stayton have affiliated with the Marion
county branch of the Western Mer­
chants Protective Association, a coast-
wide organization for the protection of
T. J. Cleeton, county judge, and A*. the dealer and the collection of bills.
L. Llghtner and D, C. H art, county
comm sslonsrs, of Multnomah County,
were placed on trial before a jury In
Judg* Bean’s departm ent of the fed­
eral court a t Portland. The Indict­
ment charges tbe county court on
four counts with having obstructed
navigation In the W illamette River,
contrary to the regulations and nils*
of Secretary of W ar Dickinson.
Several members of Stayton Home­
stead of the Yeomen drove to Salem
Saturday to attend a session of Olive
Homestead of that city. Those who
went were Dr. B. F. Pound, Mr*.
Kenyon, Mr. ami Mrs. H. E. Wirth,
S. H. Heltzel, Gus Ektman, Mrs.
Ullom. A fine program was rendered
by Olivo Homostoad.
Serial No. 7?5
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS AT
TURNER
F. N. Myers, Wanted In Portland,
Discovered on Ranch In Montano.
Portland.—Living on a ranch near
Big Tlmbor under an assumed name,
F. N. Myers, Portland bank promoter,
wanted on tb* charge of accepting de­
posits for an insolvent Institution,
was found by tbe sheriff of Sweet-
grass County, Montana, and is now
under arrest awaiting the arrival of
an officer from Portland to bring him
Marion County Town has Mod­
back.
Myers waa betrayed through a
ern System. -NewJBuildings
chance conversation between Mr*.
doing Up and Manyflvidences
Myers and another woman, in which
of Progressive Spirit
i letter changed hands.
Myers Is wanted In connection with
the alleged mismanagement of tb*
Turner has awakened »frum her
Italian American Bank, which, it is
lethargy.
A new electric ^ight pl«ft,
charged, was never solvent and was
modem
and
up to date in every [a r­
not authorized under the state bank­
ticular has been installed aid the citi­
ing lawa.
H. E. William* came up from Portland
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Larga
MAIL
—Bradlsy in Chicago News.
URGE MAJORITY IS
GIVEN JECIPROCITY
zens of our sister town oa tfiri railroad
will henceforth v;alk in the ggHt.
Accused of Jury Tampering.
,
The machinery occupies « place in
Portland.—Charges of “jury tam ­ the building known aa th j Flouring
pering" were made by Attorney E. S. Mill and the contracts have provided
J. McAllister, in a recent case be bad for a considerable increase in the
in the circuit court against the Port- present demand for light, T ie fnachlne
land Railway, Light A Power Com­ is of 2000 volt capacity fltom ating
pany. It waa sta*M by Attorney Mc­ current, and ia provided.-wig) all the
Allister th at the oompany had a paid latest wrinkles in lig h tniog^rrestors,
Juror on the caae of H. J. Barker, in circuit breakers and other safety appli­
which the Jury wag out seventeen ances. On tbe prifnary line are six
hours and returned a verdict of transformers, assuring cdhsAners Bni-
form lighting in all buildings*
12000.
The street lights are to be twenty-five
.80 w att Tantalums and the pepper dis­
tribution which these lights will un­
Aeronaut rics Narrow tscape.
doubtedly
receive will* make Turner
* Oregon City.—F. E. Wilson, with
the Miller Carnival Company, nar­ the best lighted town of its site in this
rowly escaped a sudden and terrible vicinity. The cost to. the city* for th>s
amount of light will be $30 per month.
death when the balloon in which he
It is safe to say that very lev* ti i-
was making a carnival ascension ex
dencesor store buildings w li fail to be
ploded a t a height of 500 feet.
electrically lighted for the liberal prices
Wilson had barely tim e to get into
quoted by the producer.-, make electric­
his parachute and drop.
ity an economy. The rate for the first
Nearing the earth, Wilson saw that two 16 candle power lamps wi'ki-e 61.00
the parachute would drop directly on per month—no rate.jess than this being
the high power wires of the Portland made— and for every additional 16 candle
Railway. Light A Power Company. '
jamp 25 cts.
*
He swung h'm self on the parachute
The energy and foresight« .*
f
bar and came down on top of a Wll- | Mayor Martin have been largely respon-
lam ette Falls Railway par-enger car sible for placing the contract for lig h t -
that waa standing at the west aide ¡ng the town in the hands of Balfour,
Station.
Guthrie & Co., of Portland, who arc
the builders and owners of the plant
S E T T L E R S TO B E S H IE L D E D and transmission lines. Speaking of
| the satisfaction being given th e vrity in
I
Desert Land Board Will Watch performance of the contract, Mr.
¡Martin said, “ They have up ¿0 the
Irresponsible Land Firms.
Salem.—“The Desert Land Board present, done all a:.*» more than the
called for."* The
will hereafter refuse to grant applica­ ! contract really
tions for tbe reclam ation of desert mechanical work, the installation of
lands by land companies unless suffi­ the dynamo and its new appurtenances,
cient bonds or securities are provided ha3 been done by. S. A_ King sunder
to cover the cost of work on the pro­ the supervision of C. H. Can nob and
ject," declared State T reasurer Kay. has all the earmarks of expert •work­
manship. The Hotel Baker, 'M artin’s
"The board intends to protect the
store and the post office are th * 'first
settlers In the future. Many of th eje
buildings wired and the dyi*artPt* wa>
projects to provide storage reservoirs,
started on Saturday night ma **t;. a
dams and other works are expensive
new era in the progress of Turneit
and it hag been the habit of some of
An auto garage 60x80 feet, an af£u 3 -
them to spend the settlers' money in ment hall and store building oOxSR and
developing the projects. For instance, a livery barn 40x80, all concrete, are
on one project options have been | being erected and taking all ^hese
given on the lands and the option , things into consideration l'urrAr is
money has been expended in making getting to be some city,-
W ater Right* Made Easier.
Senator Jones of Washington In­
troduced a bill to amend the national
reclamation net in such a way that
non-resident owners of land nnder
government Irrigation projects may
House Passes Bill in Practical­ obtain water rights without being re­
quired to resid* upon tbelr land, if
ly the Same Form as in the
they will make oath that they will
Last Session.
maintain residence upon the land for
at least one year before they receive
W ashington.—President T aft’s Ca- patent.
tadlan rssiproetty agreem ent, sup­
National Capitol Brevities.
ported by all but a handful of Demo­
President Taft accepted an invita­
u n ts and opposed by a majority of tion to deliver an address Tuesday
tbe Republicans, passed the House night at the opening of the twenty-
of Representativos by a vote of Z6S ninth annual Episcopal church con­
to I t.
gress.
With nearly 200 Democrats tn con
Representative Laffsrty of Oregon
trol and thoir action Indorsed by has prepared and win introduce'« bill
many Republicans, the bill was perm itting-desert land entrymen own­
adopted with no amendments, and 1n ing land under government Irrigation
almost Identically the form in which projects and who h a re disposed of all
It passed the House last session. '
but 160 acres, as now required by
Tbe bill seeks to put Into effect the law, to assign their remaining land
formal agreem ent reached between jIn whole or In part.
president Taft and members of the
Renunciation of any jurisdiction
Canadian cabinet for a reduction of over Alaskan railroads or the regula­
tariff rates on many articles and free tion of rates in th at territory waa
trade In many others across the Ca­ made by the In terstate Commerce
nadian border. Added to It by the Commission.
Th* commission de­
Democratic leaders is a section which clared th a t all regulation of Alaskan
’’authorlsss and requests” the Presi­ rates lies In the hands of the secre­
dent to make further efforts to secure tary of the interior.
■till freer trade relations with Canada
“The best for the United States to
In the form of additional reciprocal stop discussion of the probability of
relations.
war with Japan is to grant Immediate
As when the bill passed a t the pre­ independence to tbe Philippines, the
ceding session, a majority of the Re­ weak spot in Unci* Sam's m ilitary
publicans were found against It. The strength,” was the reply of Manuel
vote «hows a clean split of the House L. Quezon, resident commissioner of
Republicana, with 67 supporting and tbe Philippine Islands to the United
78 opposing while only 10 Democrats States, when asked w hether he took
voted against the bill.
any stock in the constantly recurring
Tariff Bill Before House.
Japanese war rumors.
the improvements.
The Democratic tariff bill, putting
“In many cases the system proves
•atton bagging, leather, boots, agri­
a failure and the settlers are losers.
Earnings on Increase.
cultural Implements, shoes, harness,
*
But it will not happen again. The
Chicago.—Gross earnings of a!l»the
meat, lumber, flour and many other
new board has as yet granted no ap­
United States railroads, reporting so
article* on the free list, came before
plications for development projects,
far for the first two weeks in ,lg>ril
the House Monday. Final vote will
but when It does hereafter will work
continue in fairly well maintaiged
not be reached. before the end of the
El Paso, Texas.—Members of the on this new policy.”
volume, the total $12,348,852, shoeing
week; and House leaders are In doubt peace mission declared that the revo­
an increase as compared with the
whether It will come before the fol­ lution in Mexico Is as good as ended.
Tom Smith, Fred and Eld. W atters earrings of the same roads a ygar
lowing week.
General Madero -has agreed to an and Fletcher Denny had a fishing ex­
ago of five per cent.
4
y
The Democrat* are confident of arm istice, providing the government
perience on Sunday last that did not
passing the farm ers’ free list, by a would arrest all m ilitary operations,
| prove altogether
enjoyable. They I * * * * * • * * • * • * • • • • • * * * * • • • { •
large majority. The Indications are and a favorable reply from the City
started from Mehama in a small boat,
:
W OODROW W ILS O N
the bill will have several Republican of Mexico is regarded as a foregone
fishing on the way, but before reach-
votes tn Its support.
conclusion.
I ing Stayton the boat struck a rock and ,
When the Canadian bill reached the
An arm istice of five days, begin­ I was capsized. Everybody got soaked,
Senate Monday It found an unorgan­ ning Sunday, affecting the district be­ I new fish poles were broken and other
ised body. The committee vacancies tween Jtiares and Chihuahua and west I serious consequences resulted.
have not been filled because a spilt of the latter, was made effective In
between the regular and insurgent an exchange of Identical letters signed
factions over the refusal of the ma­ by General Francisco I. Madero, Jr.,
jority to accept the Insurgents as a for the rebels, and General Juan Na­
diliU jct- org * « m o tio n ’ promises fur­ varro for the government. #The truce
ther delay lu th s announcement of provides there shall be no movement
committees.
of troops of either side during the
Insurgent Senator* Turned Down.
next five days.
Gardner & Hobson's Motto a
Formal demands by Insurgent Re­
The peace mission met with Gen­
Good One.—Something About1
publican senators th at they be reccg eral Madero In a small house just
Their Stock.
alzad as an organisation distinct from across the river from the sm elter and
the Republican majority of the 8enate the general stated that he does not
and that they be given one fourth of insiat upon the resignation of Presi­
We are willing to be judged by the
all the majority membership of the dent Diaz as essential to negotiations goods we handle and the price we make.
committee* and control of these as­ for peace. Thus the keystone of the Trade usually flows where least resis­
signments wore rejected by a vote of arch of opposition to end th* revolu­ tance offers. After inspecting the
Iinea offered by Gardner & Hobson we
■even to four at a meeting of the Sen­ tion dropped from Its place.
think your good judgment will say:
ate committee on committees.
give them a large portion of vour busi­
Representativas of th# regular Re­
The Thomaa-Mayo company haa been ness.
publican organisation in the Senate
Rememoer they carry a full line
determ ined to cheek the Insurgent de­ incorporated with a capital atock of
of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats.
mands after it was learned that Pres­ $10,000.
L. L. Thomas and W. J .
They
Woodrow Wilson, Governor of N
ident Taft resented th* Insurgent at­ Mayo are the principal stockholders. Mr Wall Paper and Notions.
buy
all
kinds
of
country
produce
and
v
erity
, who will visit the Pi
titude la opposing policies recom­ Thomas has been elected president and
mended by him. sad their action In Mr. Mayo necretary and treasurer. The give 16 oz. for a lb. The celebrated Coast next month, presumably tc
putting barriers In th* way of his re- legal end of the deal waa handled by Ferris Waists are among their stock. vance hia boom for the Democr
Motto: “ Keep the quality up.” a!2tl oreaidential nomination In 1912.
Thompson & Gerry.
nomination in
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FIVE-DAY ARMISTICE
EFFECTIVEJN MEXICO
5:
"KEEP THE
QUALITY UP"
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