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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1912)
i O O O O f l O O i l O O p i STAYTON YOUNG MAN “ A Cool Head Get* a Warm W elcom e" IJ j Our lighting ser- [] R vortll H. vice foryour home 0 is ideai; likewise 0 our fans and f U 9 irons. u p Santiam Light & Power Company p H a o n n a o c o ic io ic il $ 100.00 REWARD PLE TH0MAS-MAY0 CO. GETS MEDICAL DEGREE Hobson, son o f forirer «tute senator, W. II. Hobson o f Stay- ton. was among this year's graduate« NEW DRESS GOODS—Collars, Belts, Lace, Waists, Silks, Pongees,Linens, Dimity.—75 Patterns Dress Gingham, 10c, 12 1-2 and 15 cents the yard. fr»m the medical department it W ills-' mette University. This ends his fifth year in the study o f medicine, and completes the academic work in his course o f study. He is planning to take the examination before the State Board, which will lie held soon; and upon passing: this test he will be a d -' twitted to the practice o f his profession in Oregon. Or. Hobson is well known in Stay ton and vicinity, and a large number of local people were present at the g ra d u -! atmg exercises held Monday night. | He has the best wishes o f his friends 1 for success in his chosen work. ts e n s o ra a I will give $100 reward for anv plant ow ! that grows, any quantity. that contains arsenic in I will also give $100 re- Paul Zuber o f Sublimity paid Staytor i ward for any plant that grows ripe oats during the months o f March, April a call Tuesday. and May. Oats were found in the Thomas Bros, are painting the Riggs stomachs o f several animals that have and Nendel livery barn. T h erm odyn e is unexcelled flinammatory ailments. died recently. I will further offer $100 reward for the arrest and conviction for all o f the person or persons who poisoned 6-6-x. my cow, on or about the 8th day o f May 1912. C. F. L oose . This is to certify that 1 held a post For Sale— Bargain, Second Hand mortem examination on Mr. Loose’s Buggy $60. See Thomas & Lee. cow as above described and will state Hendershott's Special —Maple she revealed every pathological chAnge o f mucuous membrane produced by Cream. Saturday and Sunday. arsenical poisoning. G. F. K orinek , b . v. sc. Dr. C. H. Brewer made a profession al visits to Salem Saturday and Tues day. SECOND TEAM WINS Mrs. Geo. Bell o f Sublimity was vis The Stayton Second Base Ball Team iting relatives and friends here went to Lyons Sunday and beat them Tuesday. easily 4 to 9. AumsviUe will play the Seconds on the Stayton grounds Sunday Andrew Durr.an was in town the first June 9th. Come and see them. o f the week, ordering some bills f o r his sale on the 20th. LOCAL MERCHANT HAS VERY SEVERE ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR $400 Piano for sale at a’ bargaii. brand new, never been used. Call Mrs. L. L. Thomas FOR SALE-Good work or brood mare; will work «ingle or double; sound, dress J. T. Hunt, Sublimity. 6-13-x. Merrifield and Stowell are now pre pared to buy all kinds o f fat stock. See them. Top prices. tf. FOR S A L E —A McCormick binder in good repair. Call on or address E. C. 4-t-x. Downing, Sublimity, Ore. John Thoma was m West Stayto:i Tuesday, where he disposed o f a car load o f lumber and a half carload of shingles. j JUST RECEIVED-New hosiery,in White,Blue,Pink,Tan Black.— SUMMER UNDERWEAR, a good assortment. unusual accident while returning from the 1. O. O. F. grand lodge at Pendle Stawberries, Gooseberries—Strawberries are getting cheaper and we can supply your wants for canning. Very reasonable this year. Leave your name and the number o f crates you can use, and we will call you up when we get a good price on them. Goose berries are selling at 25c per gallon today. ton, to which he had gone as a delegate from the local chapter. To vary the | monotony o f travel, he with several1 others on the train, was indulging in a high-kicking contest, the object being to kick as high as the bell rope. Mr. Gardner was the most successful kick er o f all, but in some manner he strain ed the ligaments in his right hip very severely. Since his return he has been compelled to use a cane to assist him in walking. WE HAVE A FEW SUBLIMITY DAIRYMEN FORM A CORPORATION (Special to The Mail) Sublimity, Ore.. June 5—The dairy For esters o f America last Sunday a large crowd o f members and invited guests assembled at the I. O. O. F. hall to do honor to their departed brothers. Talks were made by Fred Frank, Chief Ranger; Lee Kerber Sub Chief Ranger; Othmer Berg Acting Post Chief Rang- LETT COOD INVESTMENT Onc o f our fellow citizen«, lesa than FORESTERS’ MEMORIAL SERVICE DRAWS CROWD A t the Memorial service o f the SEED P O T A T O E S ATTORNEY HELTZEL’S HORSES PLUNGE FROM BROTHER GETS OFFICE STAYTON FERRYBOAT men o f the Sublimity neighborhood, U. £ LAND OFFICE who organized several weeks ago for *^as H elticl, a prominent attor Portlatg^ Oregon, June 1, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Frank X. their mutual benefit, held a meeting ney o f Salem, and a candidate for rep Pflieger. o f Elkhorn, Oregon, who, on here Saturday and incorporated. The re*enf* ( 'v* on (h* Republican ticket, April 18, 1911, made Homestead Entry members were heartily in favor o f this rece' v-ed notice from Jefferson that Serial No. 02913 for SEL Section 80, move, and approximately $2000 was at ^aa selected as city attorney Township 8 South, Range 4 East Wil- once subscribed for the purchase 0f » f that wide-awakb and thriving city, lamette Meridian, has filed notice of A ahort timc aK° the attorney aervin* intention to make Final Commutation shares in the corporation, Proof to establish claim to the l a n d The organizatien has pooled its cream CI*Y ' n eaPac'^y resigned and above described, before the Register and received bids from various large *arKe amount o f business by rea- and Receiver U. S. Land Office a t creameries for this product. The con- 400 °Y street improvements, etc., made Portland, Oregon, on the 18th day of tract was finally let to the Union Meat necessary that some competent at- July, 1912. company o f Portland, which put in the ^°rr,ey °T experience in that line should Claimant names as witnesses: Mahlon W . Chamberlin o f Elkhorn, Ore. highest bid. This company will now be selected at once. Mr. Heltzel, who James Evert o f Elkhorn. Ore. receive practically all cream produced is a brother o f Attorney S. H. Heltzel H M. Reece o f Elkhorn, Ore. o f Stayton, is especially qualified to fill in this section. A rt Roda o f Elkhorn, Ore. this position by reason o f his extended H. F. Higby, Register. experience while assistant city attor First. Pub. June 6. ney o f Salem during the past three Last Pub. July 4. years. Mr. Lewis o f Portland, representing Use T hermodyne once and you are R large tea concern, was doing business its friend forever. (4 -1 . here Tuesday. He is a friend o f E. D. Sunday morning, at the Christian Alexander. church, the “ Epistles o f Christ.” All “ Christ’s Reign on Earth’ ’ is the members are especiallly asked to be subject o f the morning sermon at the present, as the morning service is to be Baptist church Sunday. In the even followed by a business meeting relative ing the pastor will speak on “ My Con to next year’s work. In the evening, the minister will again take up the sub fession.” je ct o f Types and Antitypes. Dr. Brewer last Monday successfully removed tonsils and adenoids from the LOST A black pocket book contain throat o f the 9-year-old daughter o f ing papers o f value to no one except Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Manning, who owner. Has name o f Dr. W. H. Byrd reside near West Stayton. o f Salem on outside. Lost somewhere Ii B ER R Y SEASON N O W O N J. R. Gardner, the well known busi -1 ness man o f this city, sustained a most NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Dr. Beauchamp peports t h e arrivtl o f a baby boy at the home o f Mr. ami Mr«. C. 1. Crane o f Aumsville. BUTTERICK P A T T E R N S-W e carry a large stock o f patterns on hand in sizes 34 and 36. If we do not have what you want we will or der them by mail. Ask for fashion plate. STAYTON MAY ARRANGE FOR HITCHING P O S T S a year ago bought a lol at West Slay Accidents on the Stayton ferryboat ton and on May loth sold it to a new are becoming regular occurence*. The comer there with about 100 per cent latest took place Monday, when a two- profit. That beats putting money in hor»e team with a light wagon, plunged „ v in g s bank. Win Benham anil 1. It. off the boat into the swift current, and Hammer at West Stayton have a few nearly drowned in an effort to get back more bargains in lota. $10 down and to land. The ferry h a d just landed j $5 a month. No ¡ntercat. 6-6-12. when the team drove up preparatory to crossing. The horses were a bit fright T h e r m o d y n e a t Brewer’ s. 6-6-x. ened. and h a d t o be urges! upon the boat. O n e * started, however, they When you think,T hink T hkkmodynk . kept on going, and plunged off the op-I 6-6-x. posite end even before the ferry had made fast. The driver leaped from the seat to the deck, and escaped a wet Frank Lerlie is painting the Stayton ting. A fter a struggle with the cur Theatre. rent the horses managed to m a k e a landing some distance down stream. Goo. Bell o f Sublimity was a Stay- ton visitor Wed. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE J. P. Mertz o f Scio was in town on Wednesday to renew his subscription The illustrated lecture announced for j to the Mail. Tuesday evening o f this week at the ---------- Christian Church, on the “ Tour o f the Dr. Brewer reports the birth o f an Holy Land,” was not given on account boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. It Reudiger o f Linn County the last o f o f the slides not coming ih on time, The city council met Tuesday night the week. in regular session. The first thing is announced, however, that the lecture j f)one waa ^ repcll, the dog tax. We will be given on Friday evening o f this can a|( own a purp” now. week. All interested will please take A resolution was introduced showing note. “New” Meat Market er and W. f . Klecker Lecturer. Miss the necessity o f securing a place for Merrifield Lena Berg was organist. A fter the \ hitching posts. A committee o f t w o DAILY TRIPS service a bountiful banquet was spread wa!, appointed to look into the matter. They are City Recorder G r i e r a n d which all enjoyed thoroughly. In the Councilman Keech. It is to be hoped between Mehama and Turner. Suit Downing’s pack train will make daily Don’ t fail to see the big presentation able reward will be paid for its return afternoon ice cream and other refresh that something will be done soon. ments were served. o f “ Behind the Bars in Sing Sing” at to owner. trips from Detroit to the Hot Springs the Stayton Theater Thursday night D r . W . H. B yrd . Brewer carries T h e r m o d y n e . No during the summer. Special trips to j (to-night). A complete exposition of 595 Court St., Salem tf-x. home complete without babie»—and the lakes. For further Information 1 prison life in this famous institution. T hermodyne . 6-6-x. write J. M. Downing, Detroit, t f S td y tO n & Casteel, Proprietors GOOD MEATS all the time.— FRESH, SALT and SMOKED Top prices for Stock Easy Waiting. A newspaper woman, a spinster, wont to Interview a member o f one o f the leudiog firms in Boston and was told to wait five minutes for him to lie at liberty. Three-quarters o f an hour later lie came hurrying toward her with. “ Well, Miss W.. I would Children's Day will be observed at never wait so long ns this for any the Methodist church next Sunday. many “ Oh. Mr. Cole.” she retorted, “ If The Rev. F. H. Reeves, a former pas you had waited forty five years for a man you wouldn't mind an extra half tor is expected to make an address at hour.”—Boston Post. the morning service. The boys and girls will have full charge at the even Compound Fracture. ing service. “ I just saw Hunter, and ho Looks pretty bad. What’ s the matter with him, do you know?” For Sale or Trade: one 18 h p. dou “ Compound fracture.” ble cylinder Buffalo Pitts engine; 33 x “ What sort o f compound fracture?” “ He’s broke, and Miss itlehley. dis 54 Russel Separator, with rook house complete; Steam Hay Baler, chopper covering the fnef, broke her engage ment to him.” —Catholic Standard and and wood saw. Address P. T. Etzel, Times. Route 1, Box 34, Stayton. Dr. Lowe the w e l l known Optician will be 3 at Hotel Stayton, Wed nesday, June 19. Don’ t fail to have him test your eyes for glasse Geo. Blatchfcrd o f Shelburn, one of the firm o f Blatchford Bros., General Mrrchindise and Machinery Store was Mr. N k tfc ton Tuesday oil business. Niiford is Belling the Deering Ma- ''y than which thqre is no better See his ad on another page. Y m P f u n d e r ’ s , , n K nbloodpuri FIER Tonic. Alterative and Resolvent, The beat remedy nedy for Kidney*. U v er and Rowel*. 'Eradicate* Pimple*. Eruption* and Di«order* o f the Skin. Pnrif.es the Blood and given Tone, Strength and vigor to the entire i/ttem. BLOWS HOLE IN FOOT WHEN RIFLE GOES OFF . . O regon W . F. KLECKER Mrs. P. A. Stevens o f West Stayton sustained a bad accident Monday, when Stayton Will Celebrate 4th of July the rifle which she had been using in target practice exploded,blowing a hole through her right foot. While resting for a moment, she thoughtlessly placed the gun,muzzle down, upon her foot. In some manner the trigger was pulled, and the bullet passed through the m in step, coming out on the sole o f the foot close to the heel. Several bones were injured, and the foot itself was lacerated. Dr. badly Brewer dressed the wound. Before you buy your best suit or dress come and take a look at our wearing apparel, be it a new suit, new dress, new pair of shoes or a new hat. W e have the largest line ever carried in this section of the country and at prices that arc right. T he latest novelties as well as staple goods can be found here. IN SP E C T OUR N E W LINES A N D CON VINCE Y O U R SE L F A T PROHIBITION LECTURE Rev. W. S. Graftwell, o f Salem, a j well known prohibition speaker, will address a special meeting in the Christ-1 ian church next Wednesday night. He ^^51 will speak on prohibition in general,and the lecture will be free. KLECKER’S, W. F. KLECKEK ' m • m » m *