The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current, September 18, 1913, Image 2

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    The STAYTON MAIL
Published every Thursday by
E. M. Olmsted
Marshal Stone went t o Fox
Valley last Saturday and did not B R IE F N EW S O F O R EG O N
net home until Sunday evening.
It’s a mystery where he sjR'nt A 0 year old Eskimo girl has arrived
al Astoria and will attend school there.
all that lime.
Polio«* Chief Kd Shaw, of Oregon
The Mehama Hotel is again ('tty, has ordered that the poundmaa-
ler kill all unmuiile«t dogs on sight.
open to the public.
WOOD FOR SALE PATRONIZE
HOME
IN D U STRY
Old Fir, |>er cord . . . .
$3. 10
Maple •*
Second Growth Fir cord
,'t.OO
Entered as second class m atter at the post office at Stay ton,
Vine
Maple
i»er
tier
1.60
Marion county, Oregon, under the act of Confresa of March S, 1S79.
A full grown porcupine waa lassoed Maple or Fir " “
BY BUYING Y O U R
t.60
All .communications should be addressed to T he STAYTON M ail .
and killed by member« of the night Wood delivered in any sixe want
police force In the heart of Eugene. and any amount. C. S. L owe . TÍ
S U B S C R I P T I O N S . 9 1 .5 0 p e r y e a r Iti a d v a n c e
War against the speeder will be
A d v e r t i s i n g R a te s * o n a p p l i c a t i o n
waged by the Portland automobile
C arps of T hanks —9 .50
O bituaries - 91.00 up.
against violations In every part
Henry Senz and Lee Downing club
of Oregon.
si>ent Sunday with relatives in t'latakanle residents have subscrib­
of the
OVER 61 YEARS'
Positively all pafters stopped on expiration o f subscription
the hop yards near Silverton,
ed »500 toward the fund for the eur-
of the route of the proposed Co­
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Master Wayne Huber called on vcy
lumbia highway through Columbia
Sometimes the height of fash More than two million Amen- Melvin Shank Sunday,
county.
can farmers have telephones. Mrs IX)nold liay was a gtay- The state legislative committee
ion is too low in the neck.
named to Investigate the power possi­
_
But they can t call up the cows ^ > n v¡s¡tor Thursday.
T nadk Manse
b ilitie s of Five Mile rapids of the
,
with
them-
Desiane
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shank Columbia river will meet In Portland Anrnn« ••n.ltuf
People often say: ' I can nev-
. . . . «hatch C »ml
opyright « 4c.
4
J«# 4 *rtpii..n
to consider the proposition.
q uick ly M co riuitt o u r o|*ltiion frso w h vth o r an
—
and children called at the T. T. soon
er forgive myself.” But they
IN STAYTON HOTEL A N M X
liiv a n iio n la |»r«»hahlf |«M «iit4b U . ( ’o u m u n ln t
The
fleet
passenger
train
to
be
run
Ilona strictly con fid atili»). HANDBOOK **. I's im t a
When a standard-gauge train Thayer home Sunday afternoon, over the new Bugene-Coos Hay rail­ aant
usually do.
fro s Olitasi aaoto r for a a ru rlit« t»at«t la.
l'A to u t« lA ls n t h u 'u g li M u n ii à i o . racalvt
of thought tries to run on a nar-j Mrg
Brenner 8pent Mon. road waa nn excursion from Kugene «parlai
n o tu «, w ith o u t « h a r « « , lu l n «
row-gauge mind a wreck is the' day with home folks.
to Noll Sunday, In celebration of the
Scientific A m e ric a n .
Nothing will clabber the milk inevitable result.
I arrival of the road to Notl.
A h a w la o m a lr lllnatrfttfd wmakl?. “ — _— rir
ou v t n n f «•■immiUo tournai
.....
1 » r u n , 1 1 a
of human kindness quicker than
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ray made Six persona were Injured, one prob- rulaM
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
t ib a.
« . I 11.
I . Hola b ; all nuwadaalar*.
•ar : fo u r nio nib
ingratitude.
a business trip to Scio W(‘tines- A b ly fatally, In a runaway near Wa-
NOTARY PUPL C
« a r a . wusiasiuo. u. t.
conda. A party of 20 waa going to
An Ohio mob hanged a negro; day
Abstract* and Probate Work a Specialty
hop.yard when the horses became
in effigy. That is the way i t Mrs. Floyd Shelton spent Sun­ ; a frightened
Offi«-«s Over Dcldrirh’s Hardware Store.
at a dog and ran away.
What has become of the old- should
be
done;
then
if
i
t
is
In
a
proclamation
Issued
by
Gover­
fashioned man who was mean found that a mistake has been day with home folks.
LOST—A plush Isp-robe between J.
nor West the chief executive of the E. Yeoman's und J. C. LclHer’s pisce
enough to steal sheep?
Zona. Cora a n d Irvine Kay state officially placed his approval on last Saturday forenoon. Finder please J . M . R I N G O
made, it can be rectified.
spent Wednesday at the home of the Madedn-Oregon day movement, return
to J. C. Leffier.
‘J-l'Jx
officially proclaimed Monday a*
Undertaker a n d Emb.iimer
An aeroplane with a broken Every woman takes more or their brother Don Ray of Bun­ and
that Important day.
ker
Hill.
a
political
wing is as helpless as
Third ami Marion Street«
Kars of corn 12 to 14 Inches long,
less pleasure in going through Frank Lambert has purchased completely
party with two wings.
filled
with
Juicy
kernels,
the dear old album, just to take
STAYTON. OREGON
testify as to the efficiency of dry
another look at the fellow's whom a hne new °URiy-
fanning In Malheur county. O. D.
Miss Marguerite Ryan is in Johnson, a farmer of Uully creek,
Man is a social animal. He she might have married.
Scio under the doctors care for a brought samples of the corn to Vale.
always prefers company when he
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applications for the position
starts out to make a fool of him- One good pastor says there few weeks and we hope she will of Five
superintendent
of the Institution
be able to be with her home for feeble minded have
been received
se^‘
will be no split skirts in heaven, soon
SAMPLES
by the state board of control. Frank
adding that folks.
-----------------------And- we feel like
B. Smith’s resignation becomes effec­
FO R O U R S T R IC T L Y
will be no hobbles, either, Geo. Ray spent Saturday night tive
October 1.
Some people never realize how if there
the
and
Sunday
at
the
Henry
Shank
the
girls
have
to
climb
T
A IL O R M ADE SU IT S
Returning after 10 years to finish Matthieu Bldg, 2d S t, Stayton.
little they know until their child­ golden stairs to get there.
home.
his
college
course.
C.
C.
Baker,
for
ren are old enough to ask ques­
supsrlntendent of city
Linn Lambert and Zona Ray two years
tions.
at Lebanon, arrived In Eugene
drove to Silverton and spent a schools
EXAMINE THE GOODS
his son to enter the University
[few days with relatives at the of with Oregon.
John Henkel, The Tailor
Doth father and son will
k GENERAL AUCTIONEER
1 hop yard.
attend college, the son as a freshman
The Mulhall bombardment
Stayton .
.
.
Oregon
MEHAMA. OREGON
the father as a senior.
seems to have subsided, but a
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Claude Gatts a n d Melvin and Robert
an attorney of
scattering "liar” is hurled a t Mr. Beilzer, who had a slight Shank were guests of Geo. Ray Marshfield, O. has Graves,
been ordered to ap­ Farm Stock a S p e c i a l t y
him now and then.
pear before the atate supreme court Phone Farmers Line, Mehama
stroke o f paralysis. Monday, Sunday night.
October
show cause why he Over Thirty Ycat’n Experience
while hauling a load of hogs, is John Flick and Dave Aegerter should not 17 be to disbarred
for alleged
Doubtless every gentle-hearted some better. Dr. Brewer o f were Stayton visitors Tuesday. activity In connection with deporta­
J. W. Edgeworth and two other
woman pities the intelligence of Stayton is in attendance.
F. T. Thayer took his children I. tion W. of Ws.
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
the man who thinks he under-
: to Scio Monday morning to at The Pert June of 25. Portland commission
all
Sanitary fittings—Farm­
stands her.
®ne
Albert Morris best ^nd the Scio school.
has offered to the government nearly
ers-We
carry a line of
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horses had a leg broken in the Miss Mabel Townes has gone half
a million dollars In aid of work
FRANK
LES
LEY
,
A
ft.
pumps,
leader
water sys­
on (he north Jetty at the mouth of
pasture the other day.
to
Portland
to
attend
school
for
Office
the
Columbia
river.
It
was
the
first
tems,
etc.
Gasoline
engines,
Not half the smart babies in
.
unit of a program designed to cut the Phone 228, Stayton Hotel
the world can b e induced t o
' Embler, Mehama s batne- the winter.
necessary to completion of the
Get your Houae Insured
”»how off” when t h e r e are lor i 3 building a new house, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Townes time
Jetty
from
six to three years, and to
JACOB SPANIOL
spent
last
week
with
home
folks.
in the Oregon Fire Relief
strangers present.
What’s the idea Bill?
realise within a year such benefits to
Association.
channel deepening as will permit
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j Ray Stout, who is visiting in Miss Grace Shank called at the bar
free
entrance
to
the
larger
vessels
of
F. Ryan home Monday even­ the Panama eanal fleets.
CHEAPEST and BEST
Kansas' will dig one hundred Mehama, and Geo. Mulkey went M.
ing.
gnlna to l„ ,1 i:>ko a Dr MHcW
Twenty
or
more
cities
and
towns
Stayton . . . .
Oregon L e r n . i foro
thousand ponds of at least an u P Little North Fork tishing,
t i v a T a b le t .
are
preparing
to
vote
this
fall
on
the
Several
of
the
hop
pickers
are
acre each, to store water against " r°nder w bat the attraction is
question of abolishing the saloons un­
now returning.
drought. Not that Kansas has an^ a^"
der the home rule am endm ent Places
1 >st faith in the efficacy of pray- Marion Stone is working a t Nick Anders took home a fine where the "dry*” nre going to endeav­
or to wrest the control from the
er.
1 Gooch’s camp just below Lyons. new clover huller last week.
wets" include Salem, The Da'lea,
To The
>regon City, Springfield, Joseph,
H t. P le a s a n t
Bread, Cakes, Pies,
and Doughnuts
BON TON
a
nirv
Bakery and Restauinnt
S. H. HELTZEL
Io
New York
G. A, PRATT
Photographer
NEW
First Class Work FALL and
WINTER
Done
At Right Prices
J.
M e h a m a M ite s
A.
Suits $19 up.
Richards
OREGON
FIRE RELIEF ASS’N
TIN WORK and
PLUMBING
SPEND A FEW DAYS
P U B L IC
!,
SALE
!
The work of reforesting from 4000
> 500 acres of denuded mountain
ceding method. In which the tree
i-ed Is planted In apota. and the plant-
lg of nuraery-grown trees will M
mployed, and aomethlng over 3000
ounda of seed and 800,000 plants will
e used.
Co-operation between the atate gov-
10 O’clock A. M.
At my place, 2 1-2 miles East of Kingston, the
following described property to the highest bidder:
2 Buggies
Economy Cream Separator
Drag Harrow
Superior Double Disc Drill
No. 50 Oliver Chilled Plow
Set of Work Harness
Some Household Furniture
TERMS OF SA LE - will
interest from date. 3(/c
No property to be removed until settled for.
be given, purchaser to give bankable note at
i
wrung,
Ä
a publicly-
order that the men employed In
p
*
;
A
7%
discount for cash on sums over $10.
r r
wlll be
'
- In
;
Sums of $10 and under, cash; over $ i0, one year's time
"V
September 29 to October 4
The
Saturday September 20
4 Head of Good Work Horses
1 Yearling Colt
Deering Binder
Holman Fanning Mill
Cider Press
Good Mower
New Moline Wagon
Oregon State Fair
J . W .K i p h a r t .
Every available member of tho agri­
cultural ataff and experiment station
force of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege are out In the field Judging at
the county, school and grange fatra.
The demand k :a been so great title
year on the college force that It haa
been Impossible to meet It, despite
the fact that more than 40 people have
been put Into the service. The col­
lege Is requested to send representa­
tives to judge livestock, horticultural
products, grains and grassea and other
field crops, poultry, home económica
exhibits and aven the baby abowa.
[ ( f l l 10 GD SUNSET
Y #»l
1 N « SHASTA I
«0UTX3
< s |!g r
"The Exposition Line—1915“
will have in effect from all stations Main Line and Branches,
the following low
Round Trip Fares
Woodburn .. $ .70 Harrisburg . $2.15
Albany .
1.10 Junction City 2.30
Corvallis . . 1.55 Eugene . 2.80
All Other Points
One and One-Third Fare
SALE DATES
September 25 to October 4 inclusive.
October 8. 19 13
Final return limit
All
Trains Direct to Fair Grounds
Further particulars relation to fares, train service, etc., from any S. P. Agt-
John M . Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland.
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