The Stayton mail., May 11, 1911, Image 5

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KINOSTON
Quite a number o f the Odd Fellow»
erpset to go to Stay ton Friday enenlng
SIR W IL F R E D L A U R IE R £
1 1 attend the dedication o f the new hall
Quite a numder attended the beaket
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iVere, A »pedal train has been ehar- social at Mt. Pleasant Friday night, all
li red to come from Albany to transport report a good tiaae.
the crowd.
Misses Georgia and Hazel Downing
attended the dance at Sheiburn Sat.
v Mill City ami
will croaa hat« on
night.
iI m < local K'ound Sunday afternoon.
F. C. Downing, w ife and son Donald,
More ruin- -more root for the Carpen-
are viaiting hit father, G. A. Downing.
Mrs. Vllaa Phillippi and »on Glen re­
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May 8
H. B. Holt »pent Sunday afternoon «1
John Jamea who haa been sick for turned homo Wednesday. She haa been
fiaU ».
: the past few weeks was much improv visiting her parents Mr sad] Mr» M. S.
Han» and Lillian drove to Mm to Sun­ cd until one day last week when he Titus.
ounty News
MILL CITY
NORTH SANTIAM.
had a relapse and Dr. Brewer was called
],ee Downing visited his brother G. A.
to his home.
Downing Wodnesdsy.
day afternoon.
Downing & Goodman are erecting a
J. G. Luhrman o f Seattle visited his
new »laughter house nc»r Mr. Down­
Miss Ro»a Sperry apent Sunday at
brother-in-law,
G. A. Downing the tore
in g '! place aoulhweit o f town.
Milverton, viatiing friends.
part o f the week.
Thi* week, then three week* more
Mr. William McCan o f California
Kingston school will close Friday,
and school la out.
ia visiting with relative» in the neig-
HU» O r» Morgan who taught th* dia- borhood. lie think» he may reside here.
Kveryone gladly welcomed the re­
t et Mfcool north uf Mill City thlaaeaaon
e mplate<l her achool term laat Friday freshing rain we had thia week, although
a Iratu r ed to her home near Salem it kept several from working on the
Mr. L. Collin«, formerly o f Fon Du Lac,
project ditch.
^ Saturday.
Wia., called on bis old friend, John
D itUr, thia week. Theae two gentle­
I f it Aoean't quit reining »non, w e’ ll
Miss Beatrice Crawford spent over
men were in buaineaa in the same town
t get! to play lennia thia »nmmar.
Sunday at the home o f her parents.
in Wisconsin some twenty years ago.
York on the new Catholic church has She is attending high school at Salem. It was quite a auprise to Mr. Ditter to
•graaMd nicely and the structure will
Mias Emma McClellan o f Aumaville see hie old friend. Mr. Collins is look­
n be completed.
»pent Sunday at the home o f her ing over the Oregon country With a view
Ir. and Mr». W. II. Ramlto have left 1 parents.
o f locateing here.
tnid't. From here they went to
Don’ t forget the drama and enter-
Andrew Etzel and Margaret Lam-
ringflcld where they will visit a few i tainment the evening o f the 20th to be
brecht were married at the Catholic
cks, and from thcru they expect given by the “ I ’ ll Try Band" class.
church Tuetday by Father Lainck. A
go ta Colorado where Mr. itambo's Admission, adults 25 cents and children
large number o f their relatives and
o th e r resides, and may then go on
15 cents.
friends gathered to wit nets the impress­
Mexico. Mr. and Mr». H. A. Kerr
ive ceremony. A fte r the ceremouy the
A
number
attended
the
bridge
meet­
ve taken charge o f the hotel In
ing at the Court House Friday after­ guest* assembled at the home o f the
imbo’ » stead.
noon aa well as parties from eleowhere. bride and participated in a sumputous
County Judge Bushey ami Commiasion- wedding feast. The bride and groom
j era considering the matter to quite an recieved many beautiful and useful pre­
| extent, the Judge talking fur more sent*. Mr. and Mrs. Etzel expect to
lut|*W»a>klj Oreg on «JtittriiAl*
| than an hour in regard to the matter, make their home in Sublimity or near by.
SUBLIMITY.
i Great Clubbing Offer
»»««♦ y r s r
H K AT A Y TOM
• ! .AO
11.10
he says it is a necessity, but couldn’ t
arrange for it untii this fall as there
isn’ t sufficient funds for the same. The
people o f the neighborhood as well as
«ally kml Auitday O r r gn n J o u r n a l
elsewhere for mdes around nrc glad the
m i ft f A V T O N M A H , * • • • y ea r 17.50
county court ia in favor o f the same as
Ally Orr|«»n Jo nrnk I and
AY-
TUN M A l l ,
y ea r
ft.ftO many lives are endangered in fording
Malay J o u rn a l
ratal S T A T I O N
the stream aa there are hundreds o f
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people crossing annually. A party o f
he Semi-Weekly Oregon. Journal six or eight occupants came nearly
being drowned laat Sunday in trying to
lblUUe> lbs latest sad moat mmplala l*l>- ;
cross,
the vehicle being nearly over
sphln new* o f th* world; *i*o* reliable mar- ,
"Im provem ent at the right
>1 M porta. • « It la published »1 Cortland, . turned.
D «r* t h , market n*wa can b * a n d la c a r - [ time
always bring» value received,"
Med In data (or cacb tuua. It al*o ha* *
say» the County Court.
f t of (ped al matter (nr the farm and h o n r ; |
antertatntns »tngv pa*, and a pa», or more
There will oe a business meeting of
comic rarti » n i l , and It soc, to th, aub- the Christaip Endeavor Saturday eve­
rtbar twice every »i-rt lot llniaa a >,ar
ning at the Kcithley home at eight
o ’clock.
M A II,
T «U I
09 00
oth Papers One Year, . . $2 25
H E S T A Y T O N M A IL
rive» all the local new» and
s.ui should be in every
vicinity.
Tho two papers make a
.'Otnbirmtion and you save 75c
ing your subscription to the
Mail.
X
OATES.
The Misses Sharp, Slagle and Lawsons
were visitor« at Mill City Saturday.
Mr*. Robt. Bowes ente.rtained the
cemetery nociety last Thursday. Mrs.
A. I. Gates was elected treasure suc­
cessor to Mrs. W, R. Swink.
Mr. Perty Bresstler visited here laat
weak. He haa recently been operated
on for cancer.
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey o f Niagra,
attended the dance here Sat. night.
Dan Dunamore o f Salem ia viaiting
hia parent* near here.
Mrs. F.I. Bevier and little ton left
Satuixlay to visit her parents in San
Sick headaches result front a dis­ Prana isco.
ordered stomach, and can be cured by
splendid the use o f Chamberlain’s Stomach and
F. E. Wing o f Umatilla is viaitiug
bv send­
friends here.
Liver
Tablet*.
Try
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t
For
sale
by
Slayton
A ll Good Stores.
The Lyona ball team played Gates on
happen-
home in
the Gates ground last Sunday Gates won
in m score o f I I to 14. A number of
Lyons residents attended the game.
Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Stayton
T. J. McClary was an Elkhorn busi­
ness visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Rider is ill.
Several Mill City people attended the
bail game here Sunday.
There are nine applicants for eight
grade diplomas taking exams here this
week.
Capital $25,000
A. D. GARDNER, President
DISCARDING T H E L A B E L S .
S. L STEW ART, Cashier
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Stayton
is now open for business and respectfully solicits a
share of the banking business of Stayton and vicin­
ity, with the assurance that all business intrusted to
it will be conducted with dispatch and in the strictest
confidence. The names of the directors below,who
will have a complete knowledge of the affairs of the
bank, will be enough to assure the public that the
business will be conducted in a careful, conservative
manner.
DIRECTORS:
S. C. Stewart
John Sandner
J. T . Hunt
L. S. Lambert
A. D. Gardner S. L. Stewart
In temporary quarters at the north end of
the Stayton Hotel.
MAKES EVERY MAN HIS OWN GAS MAN
y " s T u e a tR î
one h alf
THE COST
- LICHT
CASTS > NO T
SHADOW
)ow A
f r p ’. cas
MACHIN L
t
The “ F -P ” Gas Machine provides ga
fer loth cookinR and
lighting.
It makes
every man — householder, store proprietor or factory owner—his
own gas man.
poration.
He pays dividends to himself instead o f to a cor­
And he gets the cleanest and best illuminating and fuel
gaa known— at one-sixth the cost o f city gas or electricity.
for catalogue.
A. L FRASER, Salim, Oragon.
Send
a
Van Hits Hard
Ttllanioox county, famed for its
forests. Its dormant water power sites
and Its dairy products, will be opened
up by tbe Pac'd • Railway A Naviga­ Evangelist Van Marter Preaches
tion Company's new road by tbe first
Eloquent Sermons.— Large
of August, according to E. E. Lytle,
Crowds E v r y Night.
president of the company. There re­
main but 22 miles of track to be laid.
In response to a request from the
The big union Evangelistic
Central Labor Connell of Portland,
meetings being held at the Op* ra
Governor West bas named a commit­
House are growning in interest
tee to Include members of the Grange,
I
from
night to night. The con-
church, organized labor and manufac­
igregatons,
which tax the seat­
turers to meet and arrive at a conclu­
sion as to how to xolve the problem ing capacity o f the houne are
of cocvict labor competing with free held spell-bound under the elo­
labor.
m
Mr*. Clara Bewick Colby, of Lon­
don. England, formerly a resident of
Oregon, has been appointed by Gov­
ernor West as a delegate to tbe In­
ternational Woman’s Suffrage alliance
to be hold In Stockholm, Sweden, and
alro as a delegate to the International
race ccngress to be held In London.
Sbe will represent Oregon at both of
these gatherings.
Commenting upon new work which
•Ir Wilfrid Laurler, premier of Can­ Is being done at certain hatcheries In
ada, vvho has announced that he will the state and declaring that during
forego attendance at the coronation of tbe closed season Just ended there
King Oeorge In ordar to press th« were fewer violations of the law than
In several years. Master Fish War­
reciprocity treaty.
den Clanton has submitted bis month­
ly report, which details the work of
one of the most Interesting seasons
C RO P O U TLO O K GOOD
of the year for the fisheries depart­
Exparta See Prospects of Bumper ment.
Wheat Output.
New York.— Reports ’ of bumper Swimming Events for Rose Festival.
wheat crops almost everywhere In the
Portland. — Three Pacific Coast
United States and In No#h western championship swimming events, all of
Oanada are being received by those them class A cumbers, will be among
here who make it their business to the many attractive feats to be given
keep In touch with the grain situation. In connection with the first annual
There arc big yields in prospect In 1 aquatlo carnival to be held here the
the Far Southwest. Texas and Okla­ week of the Rose Festival under the
homa, Kansas will have a big crop. auspices of the Multnomah Amateur
Last year’s crop has ceased to be a Athletic Club. This will be the first
market factor. It la probable that re­ lnter-club. Inter-city and Inter-state
vised acreage figures will add further water tournament of Its kind ever
to the estimated output next harvest. held on the Coast.
Tbe Census Bureau before long will
have tbe figures for tbe actual aero
M A N S E R C A S E IN C OURT
age of the crops, and if history re­
peats Itself there will be a revision
Motion for Rehearing of Interesting
upward In the figures for the areas
Case Is Filed.
planted.
Baker.— A motion for re-hearing In
a case of great Interest In this city
Woodman Build Horn#.
has been filed In circuit court Some
Salem, Ore.— With 58 camps of the Ume ago, W illiam Baker was re­
Woodmen of the World represented, moved as executor of the estate of
nearly 300 members of the order as­ the late Andrew Manser by the county
sisted In the construction of the cabin court because he had not filed an in­
at the State Fair grounds.
ventory of the estate Trtthin 30 days
after his appointment, and because he
had not asked for an extension of
time.
The action of County Judge Basche
was upheld by Circuit Judge Smith
when the case was appealed. In view
of the sensational nature of tbe case,
Los Angeles.— John J. McNamara the motion for rehearing Is most in­
and his brother, James B. McNamara, teresting as Gustav Anderson, repre­
were arraigned on charges of murder senting Baker, filed a sworn affidavit
and dynamiting, and June 1 fixed as by ex-County Judge Messick, which
the time for them to plead
states that more time was applied for
Although Ortie McManigal, who is In the case during his term of office
said to have confessed and implicated for the reason that one o f the ap­
the McNamaras, was charged with praisers of the estate was out of the
dynamiting In the same Indictment
with the aecretary of the ironworkers’
association, he has not been ar­
Secretary’« Control Is Limited.
raigned, and Is not expected, to ap­
Salem. Ore.— Secretary of State Ol-
pear In court before the trials of the cott, following an opinion by Attor­
McNamaras.
ney General Crawford to the effect
Thare Is little prospect that the that the Secretary of 8tate has no
public will learn details of the mass right to compel a state official to va­
of testimony taken before the grand cate rooms used in the State Capitol,
Jury. The District Attorney desires refused to make any statement what­
that It be kept secret for fear that soever as to his future attitude in
If it were published It might c&uso regard to ousting the state printer.
difficulties in obtaining an unpreju­
diced jury, and the defense has agreed
to remain silent as to The copies giv­
en It.
quent preaching o f Van Marter.
As an'e” tngelist he is in a class
by himself; His methods by some
are thought to be quite sensation­
al, and he certainly at Lime*-uses
strong language, but he already
has as trong grip or. the hearts
o f the people, and is bringing
things to pass that are compell­
ing people to sit up and take
notice. His 3ermons are power­
ful and convincing. He makis
no apology for sin, but strikes
straight out from the shoulder
and hits awfully hard. His ser­
mons on ‘ ‘The Dance” and
“ H ell”
have been especially
strong, and his lecture on Thurs­
day night on ‘ ‘Booze or a ride
with Van on the water-wagon,
was a master stroke;--one o f the
greatest temperance lectures to
which this or any other com­
munity has had the privilege o f
listening.
The meetings continue through
this week and next week. On
Sunday afternoon at three o’clock
there will be a meeting at the
Opera House for men only.
M’NAMARA’S WILL
PLEAD ON JUNE 1
Waadrow Wilson Cam manta on th»
Braaking Dawn of Party Linas.
‘T h e country la awakening to a de­
gree of civic consciousness kqown be­
fore only In the period when the coun­
try was born.” »aid Ooveruor Wood-
row Wilson o f New Jersey In a recent
address. “ W e are scrutinizing the men
who are conducting the government
We know we are living In an age of
complicated conditions. From all our
cities man after man tells me that nev­
er before have the citizens been so Minister Behind Seattle Upheaval
awakened to public quesUous—to the
Seattle.— Rev. M. A. Matthews, in
questlou of public degeneration.
a signed statement, declares he is the
"The Interesting thing o f our politics
man who brought Detective Burns to
now Is that men are not labeled. You
cannot tell from tbe way a man voted Seattle and put him to work on the
last time how be will vote the next Investigation of the police depart­
time. Men are beginning to And out ment which resulted in the calling
of a grand Jury which ndicted ex
that the safe line 1» tbe right line.
"The mere moral Impulse In me is Chief of Police Wappenstein ana
of no force unless It can be translated members of the so-called vice syndi­
into action. It Is Immoral to propose cate.
for tbe United States something that Is
not o f benefit to the whole United
THE MARKETS.
States, it 1 j Immoral to promote legis­
lation for yonr business unless It Is
also for the Interest of the rest of the
Portland.
country Our government Is n>t a pa­
Wheat— Track price:
Club, 87C.
ternal Institution.”
bluestem, 93c; red Russian, 85c.
Barley— Feed. 828 per ton.
P. A. Coinb3, of Portland, will have
Oats— No. 1 White, |30 per ton.
the honor of receiving automobile
Hay—Timothy,
eas’ ern
Oregon.
license tag No. I under the new law,
A. R. Smythe, of Arlington, has 122 50; mixed. 320; alfalfa. |15.
Butter— Creamery, 24c.
been appointed by Governor. West as
Eggs—
Ranch, 21c.
sheep commissioner from the Second
Hopa— 1910 crop, 20c; 1909, 14e,
district
•Chirleg A. Dunn, of Gervait; D iv <5 contracts, 18c.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 12@>14c;
Shepherd, of Mllwaukle, and William
Q. Porter, of McMinnville, have been Willamette Valley. 1 2 * 16c lb.
Mohair— Choice, 36V4c.
appointed railway mall clerk*.
Different organizations of Hood
Seattle.
River are making endeavors to secure
Wheat—Bluestem. 85c; Club, 88c;
locations for a city park and rest
place for 8unday and holiday prome­ red rusilan, 84c.
Barley— »28 per ton.
nades.
Oate— 388.50 per ton.
Under the leadership o f Editor G.
Hay— Timothy, 824 per ton; altai
L. Hurd, of the Stanfleld Standard,
fa. 317 per ton.
preliminary steps are being taken for
Butter— Washington cr.'»mery, 26c;
the formation of a Umatilla County
ranch, 13c.
Press Associattnw
Eggs— Selected, local, 2Cc.
SUMMONS
In the justice’s court for Stayton
District, Marion County, Oregon.
G.*L. Brown and C. E.
Brown, partners, doing
business under the firm
name and style o f Lee
Brown & Son», Flair.tiffs,
SLM j ( 0X3,
V3.
Jas. Byrnes and W ^ E . Verly, Defend­
ants.
To Jas. Byrnes and W. E. Verly I e-
fendants:
In the name o f the M ate o f Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the Complaint filed against you.
In the above entitled action within six
weeks from the date o f the first publi­
cation o f this Summons, to w it; May 4th,
1911, and if you fail to so appear and
answer said Complaint, Plaintiffs will
take judgment against you for the sum
o f {31.70 with interest thereon at the
rate o f 8 per cent per annum from the
10th day o f January, DIO, ar.d fer the
further sum o f $15.00 as attorney's fees
and for plaintiffs’ costs and d sburse-
ments incurred in the above entitled
action, and also directing that the
property attached in this cause ue
applied toward the satisfaction o f such
judgment.
You are further notified that this Sum­
mons is served upon you by publication
thereof in the Stavton Mail by an order
of Honorable J. B. Grier Justice o f
e
Peace in and for Stayton District. Mar­
ion County, Oregon, dated A p r! iT ’ h,
1911. You are further not tied lfc «t he
date o f the first publication e i this
Snmmons is May 4th, 1911, and yon :•*
required to appear and answer on or
before the June the 15th, 1911.
S. H. licltze!
Attorney for P la im .f -
May 4—June 15
W ANTED-* RIDER AGENT.
IR EACH T O W N and district to ride and exhibit a sample Latest Model
“ R in ger’ ’ bicycle furiii-lud by us. Our agcnt»e very where are making
m<>pey fast, W Hfr f*.full particular,aad t petal.ftr at aut t.
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NO M O N E Y R E Q U IR ED until you receive and approve of your
bicycle. W e ship to anyone anywhere in the TT. S. v.nh.»i a ent ««emil
l;i advance, t'.pay fr.i,ht. aud allow T E N D A Y S ' F R E E T R IA L during!
which time you may ride the bicycle and put It to any test you wishS
1£ sou are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to koep ll.af
tjcjvie ship It back to us St our expense and *>■ mill mu ia out a*. <•««.
F A C T O R Y P R IC E S " B f 'lrn l'h the highest grade bicyclw It is
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possi bl e to make at o n e smell profit above
■etna! factory coat. You -a ve |10 to $23 middlemen'.« prott v» by buy­
ing direct (d ie. ai 1.1 h v o tho manufacturer'» guarantee behind your
bicycle. DO NOT BU Y a bicycleor a pair o f tire» from anna, a»
W *» until you receive our catalogue* and learn our unheard o f / « » « »
and
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n m a rk a b b t p t d n t e f t r t
V
to rid e r agents.
YOU W ILL BE ASTONISHED
f * l l 9 tow prirrm wn nan tnak<* yoa this yssr. - W e tell
- •• “ the ‘ highest gnMic hlejeies t o t
IS profit Blm v p 'RctorT m*»t,
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hm * .
our bicycle* under jo u r own
lilatestdoub'g oar urtv.*«.
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.wi th*d*v r e i v e d .
« i f r . 0» **.0 Y 9 L M » . ^ 0 <lo » « t fsw tarty benrllsssronrl h*nd hleyrtes. bm aswdty h e r«
numhs^on hand taken In tmde h r 0ur_Chtosgo retslj «tore*. Tbeee we clear out prêtait!? at price*
cma mil
rta«m. from
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COAS T Ï R - B R AK E S ,
* I A ä S Hedgethorn Puncture-Proof S
I y Self-healing Tires?, ro ; rm
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nt
w ill t e ll you *
80
an* pedfils. parta, repair» an<t
“ re ta il price r .
duce o nly
T h e rfzutm r r e f i l l p rire e f three tire t itA
$10.CO fee fmir% A m » fo latr*auce X9*i
ta m p lt f il r f e r f 4 . 8 0 ( ( a t h v titb o rJ e r $4 55,
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PU NCTURES
N A IL S , Tacks* or G lass will net let the air out.
A liumlrrtl thousand pairs sold last vrar. '
B F S O M P T i n N ’ M;l|lc In nil size*. It
U t O b i a r f f U R f i , llw l j an d eaey
riding, very durable and lined Inside with
avpecialauelity o f rubber. Which never be­
comes p o r o u s * n d which closes up »m ail
punctures without a l l o w i n g t he air to e s c a p e .
Nette# the thick r u b b e r t r e i i
W e hare hundred* o f letters from satl-flcd customer*
j‘A ’’ and punetxareatripe “ B "
stating that their tires b a re only been pumped up once
and “ O’’ also rim strip “ H '»
or twice In a whole season. The
to prevent rim cutting. T h i*
an ordinary tire, tho puncture resisting nunlltic* tieinir
tiro w ill outlast any other
given by several layer* of thin, »peclally prepan ,I
m ak o -R O F T , E L A S T IC and
fabrlcon the tread. The regular price of the»« tire»
■ A S T RIDIRÒ.
is 010.00 per pair, but for advertising purposes we are
making a spactal factory price to the rider o f only »4 « « per pair. A ll orders shipped same
day letter Is received. W e ship C O D. on approvsl. You do not pay a cent uutli yoa
have examined and found them strictly »s represented.
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toe know that yntl will toso w»i! »leoeed that wtotl t -u want *» Meyote you will g ira ■ » your arder. We waul
yon to «end an a trial arder á to n o s hence tii ta reran rkr Die \ \ offer.
tbtiy any kind atntiv qrlce nntn yon Feed fo r a p a lr o f ITedyMl ont
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price quoted abare: or writ* for our bigTtre aud Sundry I'alalw.Mia wbull ü«*cni>«« aud quote« a
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kinds of tirvw at about half the tima I price*.
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