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Historical B'íoUiy
THE STÄYTON MÄIL
19th Year, No 2J.
S T A Y T O N , MARION CO U N TY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26,
STAYTON DEFEATS
BROWNSVILLE
SATURDAY
CAPTURES GAME IN
THE 6TH INNING
C ane Wat Played During Down Pour Of
Rai l -H ie Feature oí Ike Game
Was B ro w u iill’t Base Sliders
FIRST GRADE GARDENERS
The Aral gnu]«, Mr». Pratt teacher
held an miniature agricultural fair one
day la«t week.
Thoae taking part were: Harold Kieh-
ardaon, Joaephlne ltot>ertaon, Grelta
Ruble, Jewel Fox, Geo. Hewitt, John
Hewitt, Geo. Streff, (juincy Weddle,
Alice Klecker, Myrtle Rtiltner, Fred
Fery, Ivan Kearna.
The ribbon prize winners were: on
oniona, first, Harold Richardson, second
(Juincy Weddle, on radishes, first, Alice
Klecker; second,Geo. Streff: on lettuce;
first, Geo. Streff; second, Gretta Ruble.
A fter the display the children were
treated to a nice lunrh by the teacher.
POSTPONED THE
CELEBRATION
ATSTAYTON
CARNIVAL COMPANY
HERE TWO DAYS
Postponement Will Bring An Immense
Crowd To Slayton On July
Eleventh and Twelfth.
YOUNG COUPLE NEAR
AUMSVILLE WED
The Celebration o f the Fourth at Stay
A pretty wedding took place at the ton has been postponed and a two-day
went to Brownsville through the rain to
home o f Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Von Bc- Picnic, Field Meet and Street Carnival
play hall. It was some trip, as Geo.
hren, two and a half miles south o f will be held in its place at Stayton on
Glover and Tom Rigg», who took the
Aumsville, on Wednesday June 18th at Friday and Saturday Jiffy 11-12.
boys in their auto, can testify.
2:30 p. m. when Misa Edith Von Bchren
The Browning Carnival Company has
The start was made from here at 8 a.
became the wife o f Mr. Ralph D. Put lieen engaged and will bring their entire
m. and the arrival in Brownsville was
nam, a student o f the Eugene Divinity troupe o f Concessions with them.
at 12.
School. The wedding ceremony was
These Concessions consist o f Two
In the afternoon the game was start
performed by Prof. D. C. Keilema of Free Shows daily, together with High
ed durn.g a nice spell o f weather, but
Eugene and the wedding march was Class Minstrel, Vaudeville,
Electric
in a few minutes it began to ruin, but
played by Miss Edith Wood. The guests Vaudeville and Wonder Land.
Also a
the game went on.
numbering about fifty; were aeated un $6000 Riding Gallery o r Merry-Go-
It was slop, slash, bingle all the way
der a nice evergreen arbor in front o f Round.
through. The pitchers box was over
There will be a Ball Game each da)
the houae, while the iqinister and the
•hue top in water, and after a few
Good games have
contracting parties, supported by Mr. at the Ball Park.
alidva like the one below it was impos
been arranged and The Field Meet will
Walter L. Meyers and Misa Mammie
sible to teil the hoys apart.
lie pulled off the same as advertised for
Von Behren as best man and bridesmaid the Fourth.
atood on the front porch under a beau
There will absolutely be Something
Doing All the Time. Don’ t forget the
tiful floral bell o f margueritiea.
A fter the wedding ceremony light re dates, July 11-12.
freshments were served. Many beauti
ful and useful presents were received
by the happy couple. Late in the a f
ternoon the guests departed, all wish*
imr Mr. and Mrs. Putnam a long life of
happiness as well as usefulness, in the
yeara to come. — Aumsville Record.
FROM THE TURNER MEETING
It hsa been quite rainy for the state
convention, nevertheless a large crord
is attending. Over forty ministers from
several states being present.
The\Stayton people who are camped !
on the grounpa are; W. E. Thomas and ;
wife, Mrs. W. H. Hobson, Mrs. T. C. I
Crabtree, The Misses Morten and Mrs,
Lampman.
Dan Shields a forest ranger while put
ting up a telephone line about 6 miles
above Hoover fell from a tree ar.d broke
both bones below the knee in his left
leg. He was carried to Hoover where
Dr. Beaucamp set the limb.
COMMITTEE TO SEE THAT
THEY GET SQUARE DEAL
hast Saturday tbs Stay ton ball team
FIREMEN’S BALL A
COMPLETE SUCCESS
The
OREGON TO HAVE
FISHING INDUSTRY
success socially
within
the
The game which was a five inning Government confirms the report o f ex
affair, hut stretched Into a six, was tensive halibut banks off the coast o f
won by Stayton to the tune o f 8 to 7.
Lincoln County. A large number o f
Just ask the Stayton base ball team
launches are now being fitted out at
how they like to play mud ball.
Newport, on Yaquina Bay, for the pur
pose o f exploiting these recently dis
covered banks, and those which have
CUTS HAND WITH AX
already started operations arc return
Wm. Rubens, a Weyeshouser timber ing to port with capacity loads o f splen
guard cut his hand severty with an ax did fish. The extent o f the banks is
one day this week.
The injury was stated to be sufficient to supply the
daessifl U’ > in Dr. Beaucamp's office to Pacific Northwest with fish for years to
come.
day.
THE PRATT STUDIO
IS A PERMANENT INSTITUTION. 1 HAVE
LOCATED PERMANENTLY IN S T A Y T O N .
I HAVE LEASED M Y BUILDING F O R
l
YEARS. I SPEND M Y MONEY IN S T A Y -
TON. THINK IT OVER.
I ric e s
Bill Cladek is back from Washington,
i He has bought a half interest in his
! brother’s blacksmith shop. The new
Arm will be known as Cladek Bros.
That would-be settlers
coming to
The Ford Motor Car company o f De-
j troit, Mich., is to put up a new $150,
Bring work by any photographer in Stayton or Mar
ion County and compair it with mine. I will abide by
that decision.
OUR WORK IS ABSOLUTELY ON THE SQUARE.
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Congratilatiom Showered On The Happy
Young People By Their Many
Stayton Friends
held in Salem Saturday for the job o f
postmaster at Aumsville.
$648 per year.
The job pays
Geo. Brown went to Salem today on
business. ,
John Taylor had a very peculiar acci
dent yesterday. He and his brother
Tom were laying a floor and Tom was
driving a hatchet in a crack to bring the
board» together when a small piece o f
the hatchet flew into John’s right tem
ple causing a painful wound. Dr.Beau
champ dressed the injury.
BIG NEGRO WOMAN
EVIDENTLY INSANE
was solemnized a t
the E. Dunagan
A t Portland last Thursday, a big nego
been home in this city yesterday June 25.
Promptly a t twelve o ’clock t h e pearing on the streets without even a
victimized by unscrupulous land specu
lators and that the state as a whole has strains o f Mendelsohn’s Wedding hobble on. The only touch o f color in
been injured by their operations, is a March, played by Mrs. G. F. Korinek, her costume was a dark brown tout en
statement made at the annual conven was heard and a veritable ribbon lane semble, and her gown was a tight fit,
tion o f Oregon bankers recently held at was made down the stairway by the even tighter than the average hobble.
Misses Ollie Hepburn, Hazel Overland She was evidently insane, for she fan
Corvallis, and the attending delegates
er, Elsie Fox and Jeanne Shreve, while cied she was being attacked by men o f
expressed a determination to co-operate the tiny Jewel Fox and Ruth Sturgis her race. When officers arrived on the
with the commercial bodies throughout showered flowers in the bride’s path scene in response to several hundred
the state in an effort to put greedy real way. Master Leslie Dunagan carried hurry up calls, the woman was cranking
an auto and preparing for a joy ride.
estate men out o f business. The plan the ring in a white lily.
The ring bearer was followed by the I f the officers had been a few minutes
does not contemplate the entire elim
groomsman Thomas Dunagan and the later chere surely would have been a
ination of land selling agencies, but groom Clyde Hoffer, who were attired great story for some young reporter to
try his hand on.
does propose to annihilate the sharks in the conventional mode.
Next
came
the
bride,
Miss
Stella
who have been speculating in good Ore
Dunagan and her Maid o f Honor Miss
gon soil, taking it out o f production
Maude Dunagan. The bride was attir
and holding it for an unreasonable in
ed in white messaline with an over
crease in price.
dress o f white chiffon and carried a
Miss
It was decided to form an appraise bouquet o f white Crochet roses.
ment committee in each community to Maude Dunagan was dressed in white
silk flowered voile and carried beau
pass on the prices o f lands, the com
tiful Marchal Neil roses.
The Albany Chautauqua folder is
mittee to consist o f two members of
The minister, Rev. Mace, used a
out,
and it is a very neat booklet.
the local commercial body and one short ring ceremony which was very
The program offered this year is a
banker, and intending purchasers will beautiful and impressive.
A fter the congratulations, a sumpt good one and good talent has been
be advised to purchase no realestate
uous four-course wedding dinner was chosen from the greatest celebrities o f
from any dealer until the value o f same
served.
Eastern Chautauqua circles.
has been passed upon by the appraisers
The couple were the recipients o f
About 35 big programs have been a ;-
and the price asked decided to be a many beautiful presents.
A fter a short stay here the young ranged consisting o f entertainments o f
reasonable one. It was stated as a fact
ALBANY CHAUTAUQUA
TO BE BIG AFFAIR
FIRST MEETING WAS
HELD AT PORTLAND
the
American Association o f
for the coming year.
Nurserymen
The convention
of the association held in Portland
last
I (KM) building for an assembling plant in
week was the first meeting o f the or
Portland soon.
ganization ever held west o f the Rocky
(Compare (Compare (Compare
PRETTY WEDDING
YESTERDAY NOON
POSTMASTER EXAMINATION
A civil service examination it to be
woman raised the neighborhood by ap
honor o f providing a man to head the
NEW AUTOMOBILE FACTORY
NEBRASKAN WINS
A STAYTON
BRIDE
Oregon have in many instances,
To the Pacific Northwest goes
QUALITY
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financially.
BUYS INTEREST
® meel anT Legitinate
competion. Come and see me
a Pratt Studio ^
n ot
S e ria l N o 903
An unusually pretty wedding service
crowd but everyone who did come en that much o f the agricultural land in
Oregon is held at too high a figure.
joyed themselves hugely.
There is doubtless plenty o f good land
The boys had an ice cream and pea
which can be obtained at a fair price,
nut stand in the corner o f the room and but the newcomer usually unfamiliar
with local values and conditions, seldom
it was quite well patronized.
The affair was not gottsn up with thn hears o f that land. The committee will
see that he gets a square deal.
Intention o f making any money but just
as an advertisement that Stayton still
had a fire company.
TWO ACCIDENTS SAME DAT
New recru:ts are badly needed as the
The
fit teen-year-old son o f Mr. and
old ones are continually dropping out as
Mrs. Mayer near Scio was thrown off a
soon as they have served the necessary
horse last Wednesday and had his left
time.
arm broken between the shoulder and
It will not do to let the fire company
elbow.
run down. When they are needed thev
Mr. Mayer had the misfortune to have
are needed badly.
his thumb torn off with the halter rope
A small rebate is allowed all mem
by the same horse the same day. Dr.
bers on their city water rent. Better
Brewer attended to both cases.
investigate and join Stayton’s Fire De
partment.
near future if the investigations o f the
Quality Photos
if
The weather was pretty bad for a large
Oregon is likely to become the center
o f a great fishing industry
Firemen's Ball at the Opera
House Tuesday night was an entire
1913.
Mountains, and at its final business ses
sion, Friday morning, J. B. Pilkington
RAILROAD WORK TO
; of Portland was unanimously elected
BEGIN THIS SUMMER j president. The 1914 meeting will be
held in Cleveland, Ohio, and at that
time a strong effort will be made to
bring the association to San Francisco
Under a joint agreement o f the for its meeting is 1915.
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads
it is announced that a new railroad will
Vic Davie, Tom Smith and Jesse Wat
be built along the Oregon coast, con ters brought in a fine basket o f trout
struction to begin at the present north yesterday evening.
Frank Caspell o f Waldo Hills was in
town Tuesday at Dr. Brewer's office
with a bad case o f blood poisoning in
will be built up the coast to Myrtle his right arm caused by a scratch on a
Point, in Coos county and will then pro wire.
ceed up the valley o f the Rogue River,
We noticed “ Truck” Robertson going
connecting with the So. Pac. main line down the street Monday with a big smile.
at Grants Pass. It is stated that work We asked Dr. Brewer what ailed him,
will begin this present summer«
and the Doctor said. Sh! A big 10 lb.
boy.
people will go East to Osceola, Nebras different kinds, all high class.
ka, the former home o f the groom.
Bryant Park is a beautiful campii g
place. It is shady and cool, and tl e
tent grouads are electrically lighted.
The city water mains have been ex
tended to the grounds, and campers
have the free use o f the water which if
absolutely pure. I f you do not care to
bring a full camping outfit, you can
rent tents, wire mattresses, tables,
A
Never before in the history o f the chairs, etc., at reasonable rates.
season ticket will cost $2.50, and tent
Cherry Fair has such a splendid and en
ing privileges will cost $1.50 per ter.t
tertaining program been arranged as for the entire season. Special rates c f
the one for this year’ s celebration at one and one third regular fare are
made by all the railroad lines from cry
Salem, July 3d, 4th and 5th.
Besides an elaborate display o f the point in the Willamette Valley.
For special information and progran s
luscious fruit the manufacturers of
Oregon will have a mammoth exhibition. drop a card to C. H. Stewart, M an o
There will be a gorgeous automobile ger, Albany, Oregon.
CHERRY FAIR TO BE A
HUMMER AT SALEM
parade, a baby show, and parade, horse
races, motercycle races, boxing, wrest
ling, and old time 4th o f July celebra
tion and parade, music by Oregon’ s
best bands, fire department contests,
sports o f all kinds, meeting o f the
Northwest Prune Growers’ Association
with a frolicsome Comic Parade Satur
day evening after which a carnival o f
fun will wind up the three days
festival.
Many new features will be introduced
this year to make this Cherry Fair the
most enjoyable o f any yet held.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroads for reduced rates for July
2d to July 6th.
Immense crowds are expected and
arrangements are being perfected to
! handle all who come.
ANTI-SALOON MAN WAS
HERE LAST SUNDAY
Benjamin R. Perkins, field secretary
o f the Oregon Anti-3aloon
Leagu?,
spoke to an audience at the Opera
House last Sunday evening.
The churches had all dismissed for
the occasion, but the seats in the Opera
House were only about two-thirds
filled.
Mr. Perkins is a young man and
evidently had not had much experience
in public speaking.
Pioneer Picnic To Be
Postponed Until July
ern terminus o f the Noithwestern Paci
fic line at Sherwood,
Cal.
The
road
Porifirco Olivi, the Mexican, while
Mrs. Lillie Goodman who received the
set o f dishes given away it W. F. Kleck- working in the Kerber sawmill had two
er,s store last Wednesday, was certain fingers o f his left hand badly lacerated
ly fortunate in getting the set on Wed last Friday. Dr. Brewer attended to
the injury.
nesday o f this week also.
On account o f the weather the
Pioneer Picnic o f the Waldo Hills
which was to have been held June
at the John Hunt grove has been
postponed until sometime in July.
Notify all.
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