The Stayton mail., May 11, 1911, Image 3

D E N TIS TS
TIMELT HINTS
FOB FARMERS
Old Santa Fa Landmarks.
In old Santa Fe, the rcpital o f New
Mexico, the oldest seat o f civil and re­
^ y i L U U I l K. P IN TL E R , D. M. D.
ligious government on American soil,
there exist many remains o f buildings
Dentist
erected by tbe old Spanlah conquerors
o f tbe country. One o f these, the
Office over K em I Rock’s Store
Adobe palace, baa been used os the
Slayton, Oregon
“ executive" mansion alnce tbe first
Indian Runner Ducks.
governor and captain general. Junn de
The Indian Runner ducks ore very Otermln. occupied It In M1H0. while
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easily and quickly raised, being nearly the cathedral, built In 1701. Is rapidly
full «lee at eight or ten weeka o f age. crumbling away and will soon he re­
Dentist
I f hatrbml early and well cured for placed by a modern atone building.
they will lay In fhe fall and make Another Interesting ecclesiastical edi­
Office hours; 8 to 12; 1 to &
good layera until five or six years of fice Is tbs Church o f Han Miguel, erect­
ed In the sixteenth century, but de­
Room«!, Roy Bldg., Slayton, Ora. ago and will lay aa well as any chick*
stroyed during tbe Pueblo revolution
eu hen, and there In much less labor o f 1080 and rebuilt In 1710. Close to
In caring for them. They are uot nub this structure stands a house general­
LAWYERS
joct to djpetia« and do not liavo lice ly recognised as the "oldest In lbs
or mltea, which la quite an Item In United States.” It was built before
poultry raising.
tbe Spanish conquest, and It Is tradi­
S. H. H E L T Z E L
Indian Rununt ducks are to the duck tionally reported that Coronado loc. *
family what the Leghoma arc among In It in 1540.—Detroit Free t rees.
Lawyer
the chlckena. The large’ pure white
egga are characteristic o f the breed ns
They Were “ Hung Up."
the white eggs are of the I-eghom*.
Uu »m.s 3 and i Stayton State
" I like you, Jim.” said the practical
Oreefi eggs are rertaln proof o f Im­ girl, "but you’ va been a bachelor for
Hank HuildinR
purity. M o lls Kawn and white atrnln so many years that 1 fear you have
are •reriaatlng layers of whPe eggs fallen Info disgraceful habits.
You
and are great money makers. They must be aw fully careless, for instance,
H. Q U EENER
are great layera and small eaters, »bout your wardrobe."
Lawyer and Notary Public
which Is a very desirable trait. They
•My dear," answered the aultor, “ I
CotiVr'yftttcinff, ( >>l!*rtlons and Probate flualnaaa ran be hatched as late as September give you my word that every m g I
ittparUlty. Mval Estate sold and I a + um r»#goti- and get their growth and he ready to
am not wearing now la bung up."
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Klraaod Accidoni Inaumnf«.
lay before cold weather. When they
She believed him and accepted blm.
Stayton. Orphan are properly fed and cared for they
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- - - — j Will begin to lay at the age of four But what he meant by "bung up” and
what she understood by It were two
months and will lay continuously. different thin*».—New York Journal.
PHYSICIANS
Their egga are fine for cullnnry pur­
poses and will tell for 3 to 5 cents
more
per dosen than hens' eggs.—Farm
SUMMONS.
It. THOMPSON, M. D.
and Ranch.
>á
Physician and Surgeon
Steyton, Oregon
UNDERTAKERS
J
M RINGO
Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. Tl.irtl and High Streets
Stayton, Oregon
VETERINARY
6. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc.
Veterinarian
P r o fit In D r a ft M aras.
We keep six heavy mares to do our
farm work—two three-horse teams.
All o f these mares arc b red to the best
stallion we can find nenr home, and
we usually get two or th re e colts a
year, writes a New York farmer In
the American Agriculturist. A ll o f the
marea are bred and worked about the
same until foaling time, when those
that have colts need about ten days'
rest.
Then they may begin work
again, only with a little better feed
aud care. A fter the colt Is weaned
he can be grown almost us cheaply as
a calf and If well fed at two years
old should weigh from 1,000 to 1.200
pounds and can bagla to pay bla way
by working
P o u lt r y
N o t os.
There are many |»et theories on how
to make the hen lay profitably, but
Treats nil domestic nnnimals, also hero la the secret In a few words:
applies the Tuberculin test.
Feed her well, bouse her comfortably
O ffice ffigx* «* C o rn is h f l a m
and keep her free from Uce.
STAYTON . . . .
OREGON
The large producing hen Is the re­
sult of unceasing care aud effort upon
the part o f her owner.
ARCHITECTS
You can't expect profits from the
hens unless you feed them right aud (
give good care geuerally.
The hen that Is confined In a damp
bouse or must eland on a dump floor
CO N TRACTO R and B U ILD E R
will never lay profitably.
Plans and Specifications Made and Furn­
The chickens need plenty o f .sharp
ished on all Contract Work
grit or gravel. It's what keep»'their
H anm M, H o y H u lld ln | .
teeth In commission.
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“ IN TH E C IR C U IT OF T H E S TA TE
OF OREGON FOR M A R IO N C O U NTY.
Frank A. Frazier and
Mary T. Frazier, his wife,
Plaintiffs.
vs.
Win. Denholm and
Geo. Bentley,
Defendants
To Wm. Denholm and Geo. Bentley,
the above named defendants:
In the aame o f the State o f Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled Court and cause
within six weeks from the date o f the
first publication o f this summon, to wit:
May 11, 1911, and if you fail to answer
for want thereof the plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for
in their Complaint herein, to-wit: A
decree o f this Court that said defend­
ants, or either o f thefn, have no inter­
est or estate in or lien upon the follow­
ing described premises:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of
the Donation Land Claim o f Joseph H.
Foss and w ife; thence Norin 19degrees
45 minutes East 21.00 chains; thence
Westerly, parallel with the South line
o f said Claim 68.32 chains to a point
which is 12.66 chains East o f the West
line o f said claim; thence South 19
degrees 45 minutes W eit, 21.00 chains
Guardian s Sale.
Summons.
to the South line o f said claim; thence
Notice is hereby given that on and attar May
i Kaat, along the South line o f said claim,
to rn H t b f
In the Circutt Court o f the State o f V», 1-Mi, I will
08.32 chains to the place of beginning,
h^r* in afU r #1.-«•rlL* -l M privat«» »«I«», nml OH
i containing 136 acres o f land, more or Oregon for Marion County.
a id t a/Usr waM
» I wl;! r**« Hvo M«U for *aI4
D e p a r t m e n t N o .2
preinlM**. a hleh i>r«mlw * above rifo v ra l lo am
less and beln* part o f the Joseph I I . Foss
dfkcribta
/«Mow«. I « ' tl:
and wife Donation Land Claim and Annie Allred, Plaintiff,
H**gliinlng at the No h w w t corner **f «b »
Vs
situated in township 7 South Range 2
Nral an*f w if* U. t (I. No #9, an«l run­
ning thrncc Mouth 3ft ric ite r« eaat 2 I.M c b tiM
West of the Willamette Meridian in S. L. Allred, Defendant,
To S. I,. Alfred, the above named de­ along ih « w rft boundary Uue o f »at<l claim ;
Marion ( bounty, Oregon.
¿ti'-nef
>»**! A0.7O chain* to tlw dfvlaiou lino
And that plaintiffc be decreed to be fendant.
I**tween th* <Mk»t nn«f wo«t halves o f said D. L.
In the name of the State o f Oregon, c ., i hr m e north along thv *»*<t d iv M o b b ta
; the owners in fee simple and entitled to
71 chain » to the north b o u n d irv o f **td l*. L.
the exclusive possession of said prem-1 you are hereby required to appear and »’ I« ..and
coincident with the n orth ***! cornar
: isesand for such further relief as to the answer the complaint filed against you of ibe m id wrbt half of «aid* claim ; Ihctic«
in the above entitled Court and cause •out h 76 degree * w cm t along the north Lou nd-
| Court shall seem equitable.
line of Raid I>. L. I'.. MM2 chain« lo an tn-
This summons Is served upon you by I on or before the 26th day o f May, 1911, j ary
ti-rangla on ihn north boundary of Raid I*. I#.
publication in the Stay ton Mail by order and if you fail to answer for want there- j
th e w v north 91 degree» Wert J0. «i ehttiM
I o f Hon. Win. Galloway, Judge o f the- o f the plaintiff will apply to the Court to an ar U* on the north boundary of imbt D.
L. e., thence uouth »9 degree* 80* went, JW.M
above named Court, dated May 2, 1911; | for the relief prayed for in her com- chain».
U» ihe place of beginning. Containing
the first publicstiou to be on May 11, pi laint herein, to-wit:
ion «ere*, more or !«•*« and being a part of the
hat
the
bonds
of
matrimony
existing
j
Tl
Donation
U n d C laim o« George Neal and w ife,
1911, and you are required to appear on
between the plaintiff and defendant be I in township '* uouth of range 2 weal of the
or before June 23, 1911.
W illam ette Meridian
in Marion County,
dissolved anil that she have such other Oregon.
Jas. G. Heltzel.
and further relief as to the Court may j
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
i will sell either for cash or half '-ash
seem just and equitable.
May 11, to June 29.
This summons is served unon you by | and balance to be secured by mortgage
publication in the Stayton Mail by order | upon the premises with interest pt. the
qf Hon. Percy R. Kelly, Judge o f the j rate o f 7 per cent per annum. Bids
above named Court, dated on the 7th | may be made either by mail or orally.
day of April, 1911, the first publication 1 I hereby reserve the right to reject any
to be on the 13th day o f April, 1911, and | and nil bids. This land 1'ea near the
you are required to appear and answer j town o f West Stayton.
M alinda J. W ade , Salem, Or.
on or before the 26th (lay o f May, 1911.
As Guardian e f the Estate of
J a s . G. H e l t z e l
Millie A. Neal, Infirm.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
May 11
April 13,
April 13.
May 25
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
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SUMMONS.
Durig the months o f May, June, July,
lo the Circuit Court of the State o f Oregon
Angust and September, on dates
for Marion C'onntjr.
Department No. 2.
shown below, the
A-nanda ifan ih aw ,
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Plaintiff.
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VS
Sc'ena 3tarr, Mary Ann
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will sell roune trip tickets from
Thatcher. Mason Croft,
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HareM Croft, Everett Smith >
SUMMONS
non Of Emily C. Smith de-
ceaaed; and Clara Croft, I
being all and tbe on ly b e ln I
at law of Henry Croft, de- |
as follows:
craned.
Defendant, j
To
Fares TO SELENA STARR, M AR Y ANN T H A T C H E R ,
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aro ld c r o ft , e v e r e ti
Chicago
$74.50
SMITH, n on of E m ily C. Smith deceased i and
CLaRA CKOPT, being a ll and the on ly heirs a i
Colncil Bluffs
law of Henry Croft, Deceased:
Omaha
IN TH E SAME OP TH E STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to appear and answer
Kansas City
62. 0 0 tbe com plaint filed agaluat yon in the above
court and cauae w ithin alx weeka from the
St. Joseph
time of the Brat publication o f thla Summon*,
St. Paul
namely: June 3, 1*11. and If you f a i l * » to ap-
pear and anawrr raid com plaint, plaintiff w ill
65.90 apply
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs
to the court for a decree correcting the
62.00
description In a deed dated April 2, l»9'>, e x ­
Minneapolis, direct
ecuted
by C. M . Parmenter aa adm inistrator of
65.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs
the estate of Henry Croft, deceaaed, to D. H
72.00 LaPollett, to the follo w in g described property
S t Louis
112.00 Commencing SO1* feet south of the N. Wcor­
Boston
110.50 ner of Lot t> In Block 61 on tbe weal line of said
New York
109.50 Block 61; thence East at right angles tosaid
Washington, D. C.
weal Hue 132 feet; thence South at right angles
to last hue 36 4 feel; thence west at right
angles 132 feet lo the west line o f »aid Block
thence N orth 361« feet to the p la c e of beglm ng
May 16, 17, 18. 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27,28 situate In the C ity o f Salem, Marlon County
and 29.
Oregon.
And that plaintiff be decreed'to be tbe owner
June 5, 7, 9,10, 12, 16, 17, 21. 22, 28, 29
In fee simple and entitled to the exclusive
and 30.
possession of said premisea, and for such
July 1. 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27 and 28 further relief as to tbe court shall seem equit-
August 3, 4, 5, 14. 15, 16,17, 21, 22. 23, 1 able.
I You are hereby further notified that this
2S, 29. and 30.
¡summons is served upon you by publication
SeptemDer J, 2, 4. 5, 6 and 7
thereon in the Stayton Mail, a weekly news-
published lu
S top over* w ithin lim it* in either direction I paper o f general circulation
stayton. Marlon County, Oregon, pursuant lo
Final return lim it Octoper SI it.
the order of Hon. Percy R. K elley. Judge of
For fares one way through California said Court, made on the 13day of A pril. 1911.
Lastly you are notified that the dale of the
inquire o f any Sauthem Pacific agent,
first publication of this Summons is A p r il20.
or write to
1911 and the last publication thereof w ill be on
the 1st day of June. 1911.
WM. M cM U R R A Y
J ohn H. M cNaar a s d C. L. McNaST,
General Passenger Agent
Attorneys for plalntiff.*3
Ap
ril
20—June 1
Portland, Oregon.
SO U TH ERN PA C IFIC
West Stayton, via Portland
Notice of Final Settlement
In the cou n ty Court of Ibe Stale o f regur.,
for the I nuniy of Marlon.
In the matter o f. b e Estate of loseph E lzel,
d ecea se!.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
joint executors of the last W ill an.l Tcitaineu t
of 'Joseph Kizel, deceaaed. have Bled their
final account 111 the County Coart o f the State
ol Oregon, fur the County of Marlon, and that
Monday, the 4th day of June, 1911 at lOo’ clouk
In the forenoon of said day and tbe Court
Room of said Court have been appointed by
.aid court aa the lim e and place for hearing
objections to said flual account and to the
settlement thereof.
A ll persons are hereby notlBed tqappear and
show cause. If any there be, whFkhnl Esucu
should not be Anally closed and said executor*
fli.ally discharged.
rKT*E T RTZgl..
CA HEXIVg m x L ,
Date of first publication A p ril *),
Executors.
Last
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May 16.
City Meat
Market
ics. Sestak & Sons, Props.
Dealers la
Fresh, Salt and Smoked
SALE DATES
MEATS
Highest Market Price Paid for Stock mad
hides.
STAYTON, OREGON
Careful About Himself.
Husband—1 say. how many fs In bil­
ious ? W ife—One. o f course. You told
me bow to spell It yesterday when 1
was writing. Husband—Ah. but I’m
writing now. and that makes all the
! lifferecee.—London Ihinch.
IV. A Weddle
STAYTON.
OREGON.
GEORGE M. POST KEEPING POULTRY
ARCHITECT
SALEM,
OREGON
Cor State A Liberty Sts.
It on ttt t (ir u y It lo r k
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MUSIC.
N EW L U M B E R
LICE IN CHECK
Dust Baths Slrould Be Provided
and Houses Sprayed.
KILN DRIED LUMBER OF
Kaliie Rae Stuckey
i
Lice may be found on the bodies of
fowls nt all seasons of tbe year. They
multiply very rapidly In warm weath­
TEACHER OF PIANO.
er, and It Is then that the greatest
barm Is wrought
Studio at the Henry Smith resi­ There are several Insect enemies of
dence. Stayton, Oregon.
poultry—Uce, mites and fleas. It Is
the red ben mite which Is worse than
all the others combined. This minute
creature Increases at a remarkable
mte when measures are not taken to
keep It In check, and hens will not
Iny nor chickens grow when their life­
blood Is being sucked by this pest.
Dust Is fatal to almost nil iusects,
especially the soft bodied ones. The
fowls should therefore bo provided
All Kinds of
with a dust bath nt all times, as this
Is the method nature has given them
o f keeping at bny their Insect ene­
mies. Dry nud finely pulverized earth
of any kind, also coal ashes from
which the cinders hnvo been sifted,
may be used for the dust bath. Wood
And other good things to eat ashes should never be used, ns the
alkali In them la likely to Injure the
on short notice at
fowls.
i
A thorough drenching o f the poultry
house with kerosene emulsion to which
a little crude carbolic acid bus hern
added will prove very effectual against
the red mites tf done every week.
Ordlnnry melted lard Is good In de­
stroying lice on the bodies o f fowls
and chicks, but should not be used too
freely.
When setting hens It Is never ad­
Now is the time to order a monument. visable to apply any grenso to their
We can furnish
bodies, but they may be dusted with
some good Insect powder, while the
nests tufty he dusted with powdered
lime or sulphur. As aeon ns a sitting
AKo build Stone or Concrete Walls to hen comes off the neat should be birrn-
order. Don’t fail to get prices before ed out and fresh neat material sup­
you luiy.
plied. At all seasons o f the year It is
a good plan to burn out all nests every
L. L. TH OM AS,
four or Ore week*.
ALL KIND
Lunches
Doors, Moulding, Roofing, Shin*
•M O N U M EN T S
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Door Frames.
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Our Line is Complete and the best on the market.
We re-
spectfully request that you give us a chance to show you
what we have and quote prices and terms.
Marble, Granite or Bronze
STAYTON.
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For Sale.
A .
HAMMAN & MARKING
OREGON.
Foot Rot In Sheep.
Rheep afflicted with foot rot should
bo kept separato from the balance o f
♦he flock nnd hare clean, dry quarters.
PrlTe them through a foot both three
times a week made o f creolln 3 i»er
cent or iron eulphate 4 per cent and
lime slaked with water, mixed Into a
W E D D L E ! creamy su beta nee.
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gles and Lath, Window and
Sandwiches'
Oyster Cocktails
U L L O M ’S
U. & I. BAKERY
Y A RD
C and Ida Streets
Stayton, Oregon
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