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THE STHYT0N MAI
19th Year, N o 44.
S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , DECEM BER 4,
HEAVY VOTE POLLED
AT CITY ELECTION
A rrmurknbly hrsvy vote
whh
*t the eltv i.'rrtl >n Monday, despite
the f 4 .l that but llttla Interest waa be­
ing manifested on the streets in the
pant f»w daya.
Thr.'C-hundred-eighty-Meveii citiaena
regist< red their choice. O f thcae Ur.
H. A. Beauchamp received 219 and G.
W. Murphy 160 for mayor; J. R. Gard­
ner 209. G. I,. Brown 101. li. N. Hunt-
ly 18*1 an i C. D. Slayton 1(91 for coun­
cilman; J. H. Grier .’12.1 for recorder,
Henry Smith IK9, |\ C. Crabtree 1K4
for mrrxhal; an I C. A. Luthy 363 for
treaaurer.
The re-elartion o f Ur. Beauchamp aa
mayor, atampe the fxipular approval on
hia adminiatration for the paat two
yenrr, and ahowa that the cltixcna have
Confidence in him to overaee the afTaira
o f the town for the rext two.
The rloaeat race waa between the
randitlalaa fur marahal, Smith winning
with a margin o f five voter.
The election !a over and Chriatmaa ia
coming, why not get together and form
a Commercial body o f eome aort in or­
der to be prepared for the influx of
people to the Coaal in the next two
ycara.
Stayton’a proepecta look very good if
a little good hard booeling ia done.
Why not be a booaterf
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DINNER A SUCCESS
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council meets
Juat thirty-two year* ago l»*t Sun-
Salem again voted dry on the charter
amumlment Monday o f thia week at ! day, Mr. and Mra. E. Forrette became
partner* for life.
the city election.
About fifty frierala and neighbor*
The majority waa almost double that
j
took
advantage o f the opportunity and
o f the November election.
The mayor
declared the city dry at the Tueaday : gather at the Forrette homo with ev­
night council meeting and the council erything good to eat.
refuaed to iaaue any liccnaca.
To xay that an enjoyable time wet
It ia reported that the weta will con- hail would be putting it too mildly.
teat the Salem city election.
The gueat* left at a late hour wiahing
STAYTON YOUNG
COUPLE MARRIED
Albert Baa* and Miaa Mabel Moaea
were united in marriago at Corvallis on
Monday o f thia week.
Rev. Moaea
performed the eeremony.
The bride ia the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Moaea. the popular proprie­
tor of the Commercial Hotel o f this ci­
ty, while the groom it an estimable
young man who has lived all hia life in
and near Stayton.
A fter a abort honeymoon in which
the couple will visit several prominent
places, they will locate in the Chas.
l.ampman house on Water street in
thia city.
DR. EATON LEAVES
Ur. A. C. Eaton and wife left Mon­
day for Goldendale Waah. from which
place they will go to Chicago and from
there to Loxley, Alabama where the
MARRIED IN PORTLAND
Uoctor has located.
Miaa Stella Buraon o f Staylon and
The Uoctor ha* made many friend*
Claua Hofeldt o f Portland were mar­ while in Stayton and will be much miae-
ried in that city on November 26.
rd by hia patients
G
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
1913.
TWENTY YEARS
FROM NOW
The Thanksgiving dinner given by
The city council met in regular ses­
the I.udiea Aid Society o f the Christian sion! Tuesday evening and ground out
Church was well attended and the Lad­ the usual grist o f business, including
Twenty years from now gasoline will
ies are well pleased with the result. the ordering o f a few lights, a few re-
run
the plow, the horse will be a thing
paiss
to
sidewalks.
The
reading
o
f
Incidentally, the people who ate dinner
with them at the 1. O. O. F. hall are the petition to improve Third street, o f the past, and the airship be a suc­
more than pleased at the sumptuous the elimination o f the name o f F. H. cess at last. Twenty years from now.
banquet provided. Their appreciation i towns from the black list upon p eti-. Twenty years from now then women
will make the vow on New Year’s day
was shown by the crowd which num­ tion o f his wife, the paying o f the cur­
rent bills and various other items of instead o f the man, to quit tobacco and
bered about one-hundred-fifty.
rushing the can. Twenty years from
minor importance.
now.
Mr. and Mra. Forrette many return* of
Mrs. Abbie Beaver o f Alsea was a
Twenty years from now we’ ll not use
the day.
Stayton visitor Monday.
milk from the Jersey eow, it will all He
made and put in cans and sold by trusts
that will own our lands. Twenty years
from now.
Twenty years from now the women
will rule or raise a row, there will be
Judge Wm. Galloway. Deputy Grand
I no bachelors, no old maids, and the
Master o f the Odd Fellows o f Oregon hobble skirt will be in hades, Twenty
together with Judge Ryan and their years from now.
Tv/c-nty years from now the women
respective wives will visit the local
lodge on Saturday evening, December will sit and tell you how to make the
laws that govern our land and they’ ll
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take the place o f the stanchest man.
The occasion will be fittingly cele­
Twenty years from now.
brated with appropriate speeches and a
Twenty years from now the man will
sumptuous banquet. All members o f
sweat and mop his brow.
Wher, he
this and visiting lodges, both o f the
thinks o f the things that women have
Odd Fellows and the Rebekah’s are in­
done in putting liquor on the bum,
vited to be present and not to forget to
• Twenty years from now.
bring well-fliled baskets.
Twenty years from now if you want
: to know I'll tell you bow that the n un
can rule and that in a trice just fill
RECOUNT ASKED FOR
your offices full o f mice Twenty yesrs
: from now.
Twenty years from now w e’ ll all i e
It is rumored that the Progressives hustling and wondering how we can
have asked for a recount o f the ballots ■ skin our neighbors out o f a dime with-
o f the recent city election.
It is also out the thought o f committing a crime
averred that the complaint has already Twenty years from now.
been filed with the city recorder.
The Aumsville poet.
I. 0 . 0. F. BLOWOUT
SATURDAY NIGHT
A
A BEAUTIFUL XMAS
ftffif
i 1.1 WOULD BE ONE
\ r . - m OF OUR ROCKERS
J f e r i i
L0 0 K A T 0UR
WINDOW DISPLAY
.
We have them in Reed, Quartered Oak,
and Oregon Fir. They come in ail styles
and prices.
Child’ s Rocker, Sewing
Rocker, Parlor Rocker, Porch Rocker and
Morris Chairs for the more pretentious.
STAYTON HOUSEFURNISHING CO.
rand X mas O pening , S aturday D ec .
63 * FREE PRESENTS T0 BE GIVEN AWAY - 63
Handkerchiefs
THE GIFT MAKERS GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Our New and Beautiful Line of Holiday Goods
Full of Choicest Selections for the Christmas
Trade is Now Open for the Inspection and the
Approval of All Who Know a Good Bargain
LADIES'
M E N 'S
A N D
CH ILD REN’S_____
in Silk, Linen, Figured a n d
Embroidered, from 5c to 35c
Useful Presents-Beautiful Presents
Appropriate Presents
Neckties
And N E C K W E A R For ALI.
make a Useful and Beautiful
TO YS
D O LLS
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T R A IN S
BALLS
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BLOCKS
AIR G U N S
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CARTS
FOOTBALLS-
DISHES
SE W IN G
BOXES
Present.
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W H IP S
HORNS
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TOPS
RATTLES
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TRUNKS
Plate, Bon Bon Dish, Hair Re­
Automatic
ceiver, Match Box, Pin Tray,
T o y s, Engines, Horses, Dogs
Ash T ray or a Full Set of
Decorated Dishes.
and Autos.
Gloves for
Gloves for
MEN and B O Y S
WOMEN and GIRLS
DRESS GLOVES,
Gauntlet Gloves,
Driving Gloves,
Wool Mittens and
Wool Gloves, every
variety and price.
Some Useful Presents
DISHES
A very Appropriate
Present in this line
is a Sugar and
Cream, Decorated
GAMES
Mechanical a n d
Examine Our Line
KID GLOVES, I m-
ported and Domes­
tic in New Styles
and Weights. A
Useful and Beauti­
ful Xmas Present.
THOMAS-MAY© COMPANY .
W e Suggest:—
A nice pair of W ool or Cot­
ton Blankets, Ladies’ Purse,
Ladies’
Hand
Bag,
Men’s
Shirt, Ladies’ Sweater, Men's
Sweater,
Boy's
Girl’ s Sweater.
SweaL r,
A call and a
glance at our array of beauti-
things will convince you.
STATIO N ERY
W e have some very Attractive
Boxes of Stationery that make
Especially Nice Presents.
From 10c Each to $2.00 Each
BOOKS
Make Lasting Presents f o r
Boys and Girls. Linen books
for children, at all prices, from
5c up. Then we have books
of Fiction, History and Travel
for older ones.
STAYTON, OKEGON