The Stayton mail., May 04, 1911, Image 6

I ALBANY'S BIG
STORE PRAISED
S P A N 10 L—Tinning and
JACOB
plumbing o f all kinds
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Dentistry—Dr. W. N. Pintlcr, office |
var Deidrich’ s Hardware Store.
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THE GRANGE
— ——
P H Thompson. M D, physician and B y t j j e W o m e n o f S ta y to n
\irgeon, Stayton, Oregon.
43
Vicinity.
C m m I m i . 3
and
a License
SUMMONS
B U SIN E SS LO C A LS .
J. W . D A K X O W
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Stai»
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(G r a n a t
A TIMELY TOPIC.
to sell Spiritua
Malt and
Nlnur Liquor, in leas quantities
THI
M ARKE T*.
than
In the justice's court for Stayton One Gallon, In Mehama Precinct Mar­
Portland.
District, Marion County, Oregon.
Wheat—Track price: Club, M e;
ion County, State o f Oregon, for the
G. L. Brown and C. E.
blucstcm, 91c; red Russian, 8f>o.
period of 6 montha.
Brown, partners, doing
Harley— Feed, $28 per ton.
business under the firm
sum m ons .
Oata— No. 1 Wlrfto, $30 per ton.
'
name and style o f l<ee
Hay— Timothy,
eastern
Oregon,
Brown A Sons, Plaintiffs,
$2160; mixed, $30; alfalfa. $15
vs.
Rutter— Creamery, 24c.
MUTUAL INSURANCE
Riga - Hunch, 21e.
Jss. Byrnes and W. E. Verly, Defend­
Hop*— 1910 crop, $0c; 1909, 14c;
ants.
contracts, 19c.
FIRE RELIEF OF OREGON
To Jss. Byrnes and W. E. Verly De­
fendants;
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 12©14c;
A home company located at Sa­
In the name o f tbe State o f Oregon,
Willamette Valley, 12<fl5c lb.
lem, Or. Issuoa a standard pol­
you are hereby required to spiwar ana
icy on any insurable property on
Mohair— Choice, 36Vic.
wnswsr the Complaint filed against you
the mutual plan.
Saved to the
in the above entitled action within six
members during four years in
Ssattla.
weeks from the date o f the first publi­
premium* alone, over $117,000.
cation o f this Summons, to wit: May 4th,
See our local agents.
Wheat— lllueatem, 90c; Club, |7c;
1811, and if you fail to so appear and
red Husalan, 8f>c.
THOMPSON & GERRY, Agents
answer said Complaint, Plaintiffs will
S T A V T O N , OH.
Barley—f$7.B0 per ton.
take judgment against you for the turn
Oata- $28 50 per t»n.
of $31.70 with interest thereon nt the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from the
Hay— Timothy. $34 per ton; air»i-
10th day o f January, 1910, and for the
fa, $17 par ton.
further sum of $15.00 as attornsy’ s fees
Butter— \\ashlngton creamery, Me;
and for plaintiffs’ costa and disburse­
ranch, l$c.
ments incurred in tha above entitled
action, and also directing that tha
Rggs -Selected, local, 24<?.
property attached in this cause be
applied toward tha satisfaction o f such
judgment.
I* there any thing in the world that
You are further notified that this Sum­
is o f more imimrtanee to you then good
mons is served upon you by publication
digertlon? Food must be ealen to aua-
thereof in tne Stavton Mail by an order
tuin life and must be digested nnd con-
of Honorable J. B. Grier Justice of the
verted Into Mood. When digestion fails
Peace in and for Stayton District, Mar­
ion County, Oregon, dated April 29th,
the whole body suffers. Chamberlain’s
1911. You are further notified that tha
Tablets are n rational nnd reliable cure
date of the first publication of this
for indigention. They Increase the
Snmmons is May 4th, 1911, and you are
flow o f bile, purify the blood, strengthen
required to appaar and answer on or
before the June the 15th, 1911.
the stomnch, and tone up th# whole
S. H. Heltzel
digestive apparatus to a natural and
Attorney for Plaintitfa
healthy action. For sale by All Gool
Stores.
May 4—June 16
The Greater Chambers & McCune
H. F. Pound. D M D. Dentist, of
Store o f Albany are certainly doing the
ice Room 6, H oy Block, Stayton. 39tf
business, the pictures they had taken
FOR SALE -Second hand Milburn
last Saturday, the opening day o f the
The Grange Attitude Toward Ca­
w ager. Jos. Hammond.
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Sale . shows women crowded on the
nadian Reciprocity.
FOR S A L E —Two seated hack. New side walks for half a block away.
heels. Cheap. E. C. Downing. Sub- | People appreciate what it is to have
llmity.
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a large stock like this placed on sale A Prominent New York State Orange
FOR S ALE - A large tent. No rea- | anh every price cut right in the heart
Official Qivea Reasons Why the
?enable offer refused. Apply at the j of the season when goods are needed
Grange Should Oppoao the Treaty
Chambers & McCune have the
With Canada— Ha Coni lore It aa
Evans hotel.
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reputation o f carrying the largest,new­
Oiacriminating Againat tha Farmar.
FOR S A L E —Household goods ar.d est and best stock o f Suits, Coats,
r.ew wall telephone. House for rent.
Query.—Ia
the cranse position on Cana­
Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
Millinery, dian reciprocity
right or wrong? I f rta'.it.
C. D. Babcock
Shoes, Staple Fancy Dry Goods in this how shall wc reconcile tha position taken
FOR S A L E - W e ll bred shepherd part o f Oregon, and .when every price by Secretary Wllaon. who Is at tha head
o f the department o f agriculture and rop-
rups. Henry Frank, Shaw. Or. Phone is cut and every article in this beautiful posett to have the Interests o f all farmers
In mind, with tha position taken by tha
new
Spring
and
Summer
stock
is
placed
Auras villa 3x155.
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grange. Indorsed by most o f the
on sale right when tne goods are needed national
state granges?
FOR S A L E — About SO head o f goats,
most it should be o f great interest to
Answer by State Seoretary Giles
inquire o f J. W. Thomas, 2J miles
every women and family in the Wiliam
"Is the grunge position on Canadian
cast o f Stayton.
lott
ette Valley. The ssle continues for two
reciprocity right or wrong?'*
FOR S A L E —My residence in Stay- weeks more and they guarantee the
It is right.
n, also a seven room house, good price is less then any other store or all
" I f right, how shall we reconcile tbe
•roparty. R. L. Morton.
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monep refunded, pay all express charg­
position tnkeu by Secretary Wilson?”
Buy at home and save money. Sestak es, alter all sale snits free and on Sat­
It is irreconcilable, because, accord-
: Sens are now selling lard at 13 cents urday pay 2 cents above the market lug to Secretary Wilson's report In dis­
price for eggs no matter what ihe price
er pound. Best on market.
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cussing tbe high cost o f living, be soya
s. Can you wonder at this store getting
|
that it is not because of tbe high
W anted--A pasture o f 100 to 200
the business.
prices paid to farmers, as tbe farmer
.cres with water in it suitable for
gets tbe minor fraction o f the con­
horses and cattle.
sumer's
dollar. This being tbe case, it
Mayro McKinney, Turner, Or.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
is illogical to cut auotber slice off tbe
FOR SALE or RENT—My residence prop­
“Quality First at Boauchamps"
farmer's dollar and not provide that
Petition for Liquor License.
erty in Stayton; possession o f the
J. B. Jeter went to Salem Friday on that reduction be carried to tbe con­
house to be given May 8th, possession
W e the undersigned legal voters of
sumer, because making wheat free
business.
Mehsma Precinct,
Marion
County,
o f the garden immediately.
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must reduce the price paid the farmer, : State o f Oregon, respectfully petition
Al
Snyder
o
f
Salem
was
in
the
city
E. Forrette.
but retaining a duty upon flour must the Hon. County Court o f Marion
Monday evening.
Don't take chancea on trimming a
preserve the present price to tbe con­ County; State o f Oregon, to grant a
Pay your electric light bill within five
Licence to Charles Lutz, to sell spirtu-
>
corn
with a knife or razor; there is a
Mrs.
Geo.
Davie
is
visiting
her
par­
sumer.
Tbe
same
condition
prevails
.... s after the end o f the month and
ous, malt and vinous liquor* in quantities
; imsHibility o f you loaing your whole foot
through ail the schedule as It Is now less than one gallon, in Mehama Precinct,
t a discount o f five per cent, Stay- ents in the state o f Washington.
i through blood poisoning through a slight
;t Electric Light Co.
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W. L. Freres and L. L. Thomas were presented; hence tbe grange position L Marion County, Oregon, for the period
j cut when trimming the corn. Now,
right because it is aimed to retain the o f 6 monts, as in duty bound we will
The Stayton Theatre at Second and visitors in Salem the first o f the week.
the sensible thing to do is to get a
little protection tbe farmer now en­ ever pray.
•vV.er streets will be opened for the
The Stayton ball team went to Silver- joys until such time ns its removal
I bottle of
Names- A. Duman, Jos. G. Etzel,
■: time Saturday at 2:30 p. m. The ton Sunday and were defeated by a
MANAGEMENT
may be so complete as to be o f ad­ i C. L. Schell, Geo. A. Etzel, G. C. Sims,
"ager has engage« the best o f talent
i J. H. Duman, P. T. Etzel, Mike Nett­
score o f 10 to 1
vantage to tbe consuming public, which ling, George P. Etzel, J. H. Etzel,
: ins program which will be changed
W . A. Weddle has secured the con­ the present treaty wholly fails to do or E. G. Siegmund, S. C. Bass, F’rank M.
.-ry evening. Admission 10 cts. tl
T itle. Alois« Title, A. Lambrecht, J.
tract for building a new hospital at even promises to d a
Now is the time to get rid o f yonr
Tbe grange position ia right because M. Titze, J. F. Duman. John. A. Bass,
It takes them off without pain and
TWO TABLES, 35 anb 50c
Mill City.
i f the treaty is ratified as it now John Zimmerman, D. A. Baas, G. L.
eumatism. You will find Chamber
;
you
run no chance o f blood poisoning
Peter Freres has returned from stands without the farmer getting Beringer, M. F. Stone, P. C. Freres,
. 3 liniment wonderfully effective.
Jacob Siegmund, F. A. Siegmund, A.
la
easy
to apply and works quickly. A
Commercial men stopping
' ,e application will convince you o f its Salem where he went to have his eyes some benefits from the Canadian agree­ Zimmerman, H. Siegmund I. W. Imber
ment be would be shut out absolutely Joe Peters, J. F. Richards, X. Stossel,
26 cent bottle will satisfy you and ban­
acrits. Try it. For sale by A ll Good treated by a specialist.
with Reed & Collins will
as he could not hope for better treat­ Frank Zimmerman, W. Beringer, G.
ish every doubt' Your money back if
tores.
The Ladies Improvement Club of ment on a general revision.
W. Steward John Leahey, A. Zoellnei,
get the best livery service
it fails to take them off.
Stayton will meet with Mrs. Frank
Leo
Gray,
Joseph
Becker.
Tw o great schools o f thought have
Notice is hereby given that I, Chaa.
from Riggs & Garnish.
contended over the tariff schedules o f
Lesley Friday afternoon, May 5.
Distances In ALska.
this country—protection for the busi­ Lutz, will on third day of May A. D.
Dr, Brewer reports the arrival of
ness Interests and free commercial re­ 1911 apply to the Hon. County C ou rt'
"It's i-uriiiua llu* idea socle people
oM larion^^u nt^^tate^fO regonj^or ,
e about distances iu Alaska." said ten pound son at the home o f Mr. and lations with all nations. These prin­
- U. Thomas, back from a recent trip Mrs. ¿m il achett, Monday at Sublimity. ciples we are not now discussing, but
the territory.
"They are apt to
Frank Montgomery was operated on Canadlau reciprocity as now pending
>k of getting from one place to tact Thursday by Dr. Brewer at the belongs to neither. It is a miserable
apology by protectionists that their
ther as If It were a matter o f a few
Salem hospital, lo r an injury to the theory in the past has been wrong
. ¿rs Instead o f weeks. A man was
and they must make discriminations
ukiug to me last night o f running foot.
> from Seattle to Fairbanks. 1 asked
The children o f O. V. Myers have for the favored few. It is not free
::i bow long be thought It would take wen picking wild strawberries on the trade, ns it makes free tbe finished
products o f one class and retains pro- ;
. and be said about two days.
Myers farm near town. Not bau for tection on all other classes. The free
• The fact Is that It takex from four May first.
trader who stands for this treaty be­
;o four and a half days to get by
lies bis position and shows that he la
Miss
Hallie
Sheiley
has
resigned
her
-.icn-r from Seattle to Skagwny and
not honest In bis contentions.
i a day over the railway to While position at the po3t office on account of
The farmer has tolerated the unjust
•*. and then you have sixteen or •11 health and has been succeeded by
discrimination against bis business be­
icon «lays o f pack travel ahead of a.uiu Ferguson.
cause o f his honest belief that the
i still. Idltarod. where the rush Is
whole country was benefited, not for
Attorney
Thompson
was
a
Salem
' ig on wbeu sprlDg opens. Is still
a moment conceding that his business
visitor
Friday,
going
down
with
Mrs.
i mile- beyond Fairbanks, and that
wns proportionally protected by the
.¡i;ce will take from twenty to lhompson, wno went to Sheridan for a present schedule o f tariff rates on ag- ,
visit with her parents.
aty-Bve days to cover.
rleultural products. But when it comes
W e have a very complete stock and are
Our line is complete and believe we
• As I came away from Seward two
Mrs. G. Schneiuer and a sister of to strike that protection off from the ,
can
please
you.
v:i rrrived there from that country.
sure we can supply your wants and at a
Mr. Schneider arrived from Salem only nation that does or can to any
'.Fig come through the Rainy Hoi
Appreciable extent compete with him
Ladies summer underwear extra quality,
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider will
saving to you.
'v district, bringing $.80.000 worth of
b? revolts.
per suit
50 cts
■■¿I witii them on sledges. They bud occupy the Frank Potter cottage.
The grange position Is right because .
Extra large sizes in 42-44-46
60 cts Ladies Hose light weight 3 pair 25 cents.
.!! forty days on tbe route. There
On account o f an error in publication It does not teach the assassin's meth­
i s no danger of tbeir being robls-d. Chas. Lutz has withdrawn his petition od o f a stab in the back to redress a
The Melda Mode vest with hold fast
- a use anybody who bad atiempted
for liquor license at Mehama. He has wrong, fancied or real, after it has
shoulder straps
30 cts Burson Hose per pair 25 cents.
1 een committed, but, rather, it be- j
would not have been able to get out
oecidea to drop the matter for this year.
Pink, Blue, White, Champaign, Tan, Brown
The Flour City vest
25cts
iieres in a fair fight, with ample
tbe country undetected." — New
'»i rk Sun.
Dr. C. H. Brewer reports that Henry warning as to results, that It will
Cheaper grades at 15 cts 2 for
25cts
and Black. These hose are known all
Hepner sustained a fracture o f both not tolerate this awful Injustice. This
Two piece summer weight suits long
treaty strikes a blow at the great ag- ,
over the world and are the same you
J. M. Howell, a popular druggist of bones o f the right leg below the knee ricultnral Interests o f America, and In
sleeves per suit
50cts
recently
at
the
King
sawm'li.
The
-e: - burg, Kentucky, says, “ We use
the arguments in Canadn it is only
are used to paying 30 to 35 cents for.
Knit drawers in assortment o f weights per
mberlrin’s Cough Remedy in our accident was caused by a pile o f lumber made tolerant by the fact that Cana- ]
da is a great agricultural nation, and
garment
25 to 60 cts
. household and know it is exccel- falling on him.
this movement is Intended to give tho
U,f For sale by A ll Good Stores-
The miscellaneous shower given on
Canadian farmer the full benefits o f
Monday evening at the home o f B. American markets and American pros­
Klecker in honor o f Miss Josephine perity. The American farmer w ill re­
Children and Boy’s underwear New
Curious Anticipations.
Many peculiar anticipations have Kleckerwas largely attended and enjoy­ turn that blow when opportunity pre­
Mesh and Balbriggans in range o f price to
W e have heavy hose, light hose, good
!> n cited against patent applications. able. The young lady recieved some very sents itself. That statesman will rue
8Uit.
the
day
when
by
his
vote
he
shall
hose, poor hose and at prices that corres­
At one time a congressman took to pretty presents. Miss Klecker has gone
'he patent office a look invented by to Portland where she will be married have alienated the respect and the
pond.
confidence o f the American farmer by
ne of his rural constituents.
The Saturday to Ben Korten.
this
unwise,
unfair
and
grossly
dis­
• k was an exact copy of a lock fig-
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
S. C. Stewart and w ife o f Axtell, criminating treaty.
• d in "Price on Locks,” showing the
The argument that American farms i
k used on a gate o f ancient Tbebe* Neb., arrived here Monday for a visit
Mesh in ecru and white just the thing for
usantts of years before Christ. Tbe with their son, L. S. Stewart, cashier will soon be unable to feed the rapidly
summer per garment
50 cts
■ vressman after examining the Ulus- of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Increasing population is absolutely fal­
• iMon, which was shown bim by one Mr. S. Q. Stewart, who is a stockholder lacious, for American agriculture is -
Light weight in blue stripe beautiful
com-ededly far Rhort o f her possible
'he officer*. exclaimed that be didn’t
Just received 50 dozen Gents’ Hose for
pattern
60 cts
and one o f the members o f the board production, according to Secretary Wil- j
.’ to who that fellow from Thebes
summer
a snappy bunch.
o
f
directors,
has
visited
Oregon
before,
son's report o f abandoned farms and
Balbriggans as cheap as 25 cent garments.
w k , lie certainly stole it from bis cqn-
having
helped
to
organize
a
bank
at
farms
inadequately
tilled.
Should
it
;
■ i ducat.
O h another occasion on a[>-
I if ation for a patent was filed for a Lebanon, and likes the country very not rather be the true American policy I
to encourage and build up her agri- I
h over basket whose construction cor much.
culture rather than to tear down and
responded in detail with tbe Scrip­
L. D. Perrigo o f Watseka, 111., discourage the same? This the grange j
tural description of the ark In which
: ‘■•es was placed in tbe bulrushes, arrived here Tuesday afternoon to look stands for and will ever continue to i
teb, we are told In the second chop- over the country and spend a few days do. This Is why the grange contends j
> ■ of Exodus, was an ark o f bnl- with J. T. Kearns. Mr. Perrigo was with all its might against a measure 1
i lies daubed with slime and pitch. in Oregon three years ago and has had that is intended to demean, to cheapen
Is also probably the first record­ the western fever ever since. He may and belittle American agriculture.
W. N. GILES.
'd Instance o f a re-enforced concrete decide to locate in one o f the larger
Skaneateles, N. Y.
tructure.—Scientific American.
towns o f the Valley. He was accom­
panied by A. A. Fletcher, now a resident
In Favor of Reaiprooity.
bate which we nil beer with the o f Salem but formerly an Illinois man.
A dispatch from Concnrd, N. H., to
: rtHence I» tbe bate of those w b» Mr. Pe.rigo is an attorney.
a New York paper claims that "New
,n t us. Cotton.
Hampshire Is overwhelmingly In favor
For soreness o f the muscles whether o f the proposed treaty." The secretary
induced f>y violent exercise or injury, o f the state grange addressed letters
•k he. darhes result from a din-
to nil subordinate granges requesting
Chamberlain's I.inime’ t is excellent.
re ] stomach, and can be cured by
those organizations to art on resolu­
This liniment is also highly esteemed tions declaring against the agreement
i.-p o f Chamberlain's Stomach and
for the reFef it affords in cases in cases end to telegraph them to the New
r Tablets. Try it. For sale by
of rheumatism. Sold by All Good stores. Hampshire delegation at Washington.
jowd Stores.
The Horticultural
The Best
Place to eat
Is At The
V
Stayton
Hotel
Dining
Room
Don’t Cut Your Corn
REED & COLLINS
Beauchamps Corn Cure
Beauchamps Drug Store
THOMAS-MAYO CO.
Underwear
Hosiery.
Boys’ and Misses’ Hose.
Gents’ Hose.
/lore new Goods every week, that is w hy
you always get up-to date goods when you buy
at our store.
ST-A-Y-T-0