S c h o o l N o te s ROOSTER INJURES BOY. On« E y. P ic k .d O u t H « T ria d to CALVES FOR SALE T illam ook Cal»«« Protect Sister. South Norwalk. Coun.-M abel, th« four yinr old daughter of Mr. and Mrs *irtoror Lent of this place, wsa knoi-kitl dowu bjr a roootef, and bar broilirr Victor, un« year bar aeuior, wbo w« nt to bar rescue. bad one ay« picked out nud the otlier on« seriously tnjurvil . Mabel had gotta to collvct eggs In th« herniary when th* rooetet. n la rite Plymouth Rock. pounced on her and bora her to the ground The rooster's spun« hit-era ted her arms and legs, and she cried out In pain. Had alia not held her arm over her fare she might tin ve Tnred the same aa did bar brother. Her wreania brought Victor to bar side tie attempted to tight the roost­ er. only to be knocked down and se- rton.lv Injured The children's parents hurried to the scene. The father chop- lied off the bead of the rooster and threw him In the river. I'bysi-lans hope to save Victor's rigbt eye, but the left is gone entirely. NOTICE From tho Tillam ook Dairy Farm « The second year English class The mendiera of the Oregon Fire Re 1 have a large number of calves from lief Asaociation can pay their a s s e s s is taking: up the study of the the Tillamook country that I can sell monts at t h e Farmera A Merchants “ Vision of Sir Launfal.” Gladys Hosford visited school Friday. Mr. Olmsted \¡sited the school Friday afternoon. H e took a lively part in the language work in Miss MeShane’s room a n d gave a talk to the Student Body on “ What the Business man of today expects of the High School Student” a n d a l s o o n the “ Fourth Dimension.” Both of these subjects were well discuss­ ed and we wish more of the busi­ ness men would give us some more ideas on these or other sub­ jects. Norman Rossell is visiting at Silver Creek Falls this week. at bargain rates. The calves will be from S days t-> 6 days old and can be ordered ahead at any future delivery date. These calves can be furnished either heifers or bulls from Jersey, Holstein or other stock. Just give me your order and the date of delivery and I will see to the rest, laid down at West Slayton or Aumaville. These calves are just the thing to put with your cows 2 or even 3 to a cow, if she is a good milker, or they can be raised by hand on skim-milk. For further particulars address or phone V. J. Philippi, Kingston, Ore. 3-lDx Mr. and Mrs. Channing of Fox ley were trading with Stayton chants Saturday. Hank of Stayton, Oregon after March 16. Frank Looley. Agent. 3 12x Attention Farmera:-AII farmera liv­ ing north of the Santiam river who are interested in the NISCO Spreader will find one nn exhibition at Philip Meier and Sona store at Sublimity, Oregon. 0. A. Haaa waa in town on buaineaa Monday. Rev. W. L. Myers will preach at Kingston Sunday. W. H. Benham was a Stayton visitor the first of the week. David Mangle is here this week from Corvallis on business. W. E. Thomas and wife are ever Our St. Patrick Cants and Raster from Salem thia week. Cards now on display. All prices at Ethel Wirth and Nina Hender- B o a rd o f A r b itr a tio n G ivos D a m ag o s Beauchamp's. shott are absent on account of F o r Loos of IL John Mack and wife of North Santi- Danville. 111.—A board of arbitration sickness. am were in town Saturday. MAN MAY HAVE BEAUTY. Smoke First Picks— iu the case of a machinist. Charles Chick, against 'be Chicago and Hast­ en) Illinois railroad, under the com­ pensation law, bas deckled that a man can possess beauty and obtain dam­ ages for loss of It Chick was struck In the eye by a piece of steel Inst September when at work. The pupil was destroyed, and he asked damages for Iowa of time, for the handicap by reason of loss of the eye and loss of beauty. The railway company claimed tbnt a man does not possess such a thing as beauty, but the board decided Chick's appearance had been damaged $200 and that he suffered $900 more in dam ages to his eye and to loss of time The board was comprised of five at­ torneys named by tbe court and was headed by Arthur Hall, famous Uni­ versity of Dllnols football coach. There is no substitute for R oyal Baking Pow­ der for making tke best cake, biscuit and pastry. R oyal is A b­ solutely Pure and tke only baking powder m ade from R o y a l grape cream of tartar* Lauren Lampman has moved Hand-made, Home-made Habanas. Read the sale ad of L. G. Trask of The best of the crop. to Goble, Oregon. Lyons, in another column. There were no tardy marks in H Lilly has moved into the H. J. L. S. Lambert’s house on 3rd St. Miss Olmsted’s room last week Marking house, vacated by Wm.Cladek now occupied by Sid Kerr. and 98.9 percent of the pupils who went to Lebanon. were present W. R. Surry and wife of ¿.you* were r - ‘‘BRODE CLUB” ENTERTAINED The Brode Club was entertained at the Olmsted home l*»t Thursday even­ ing. The time was pleasantly spent at the usual fancy work and in liatening to on* of Rex Beach's stories, read by one of the members of the club. “ IN A BAD WAY” Many a Stayton R«ad«r W ill Fool G rate­ ful for Thi« Inform ation If your back glvoa out; Becomes lame, week or aching; If urinary troubles set in, A Lasting Polish. REXALL Furniture Pol­ Stayton visitors Monday. Perhaps your kidneys are “ in a bad ish puts on the gloss that lasts — 26 A way." 50c at Beauchamp's. Don’t delay—use Doan’s Kidney Max Stewart of Lebanon visited his Pills. DEPUTIES APPOINTED Shfrif s Sale Of Real Property brother S. L. Stewart Friday. Mrs. Regina Becker and Mr*. Henry Here fa good evidence of their worth. ON FORECLOSURE Miller of Sublimity were trading with Mr*. C. Anderson, 620 N. Fourteenth Mr. Laddner of Jordan was trading Stayton merchants Tuesday. The following deputy assessors have 8t., Corvallis, Ore., says: "I bad a-ich with Stayton merchants Tuesday. been appoints I In the Enstern part of a had spell of kidney trouble that I h d Notice is hereby given. That by virt­ WORK WANTED -Position wanted Marion County: Geo. Keerh, Stayton; to go to bed for several days. When I BEAUTIFUL L IN E -O f Easter ue of an execution duly issued out of as housekeeper on farm. Can Cook. T. B. Patton, Macleay; Matthew Gib­ did get up. 1 could hardly move. Doc- the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ Enquire at Grandma Miller’s Stayton j Cards and Booklets at Brewer’». son, Sublimit); C. E. VanNuys, Auma­ ; tor*’ medicine didn't seem to do me a gon, for the County of Marion and to ville: D. B. Hill. Mill City; P. J. Etzel, bit of good. One of my family brought me directed on the 3rd day of March My “ Teddie” horse for sale. Inquire COWS FOR SA L E -3 o r 4 fresh ■ home a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills and Mehama. 1914 upon a judgement and decree duly cows for sale, Jersey and Holstein. of E. E. McKinney, Turner, Ore. 3-26x I tried them. I was surprised at the rendered, entered of record and dock­ Willis Caldwell, Sublimity, Ore. quirkneaa with which they helped mo. eted in and by said Court on the 27th Geo. Warford and E. N. Teague The pains left me and my kidneys were TWO-HEADED COLT day of February 1914 in a certain suit G. Thoma of Minnesota and A. Sah- made a trip to Mill City the first of the strengthened. By the time I had used then in said Court pending, wherein bacher of Idaho are here visiting at the week. ■ one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills, I waa Carl Voigt, w a s plaintiff and Salem John Thoma home, John is a nephew Paul Fehlen reports a two-headed "eH. * h*ve u»«l Doan's Kidney Pills Bank & Trust Company, Capital Nat­ of Mr. Thoma. Ed Doerfler and family of the Waldo; colt born to a mare that belongs to off on W'D» good result*. An- ional Bank. George B. Jacobs and Mar­ Hills were Stayton visitors one day last John Kreet who lives near Kingston, i oth, r of my has also had great garet Jacobs his wife were defendants week. Mr. Fehlen says that the colt was full-1 benefit from Doan’s Kidney Pills.“ in favor of plaintiff ar.d against said For SALE- grown and perfect in every way ex- ; Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim- 75 Pure Bred Barred Rocks,all young defendants by which execution I am cept that it had two well formed heads P'y for ■ •‘'‘•nay remedy get hens, just commencing to lay. commanded to sell the property in said John Potter has moved to Mill City. joined to one neck. Unfortunately the D°*n’* Kidney l*ills—the tame that 3-5x Dennis Caldwell execution and hereinafter described to He will work for the Potter-Hill Lum- Birmingham. Ala.—With the purpose Mrs. Anderson had. Foster-Milburn Co., animal was dead. ber Co. of taking all of tbe thousands of Ala­ pay the sum due the plaintiff of Two Props,, Buffslo, N. Y. Mrs. W. C. Parry expects to leave bama convicts out of the mines, lum­ Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon for her home in Orland, Calif., to-mor­ ber mills and turpentine comps a state at the rate of 7** per annum from the Boss Squirrel Poison, the kind thst CITY COUNQL MEETS wide movement to abolish tbe obnox­ 9th day of February 1914 until paid to­ row after a month'* visit with relatives kills 6 cans, $1.00 at Brower's Drug NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ious lease system ts tn progress, partic­ gether with the costs and disburse- ! ar.d friends here. Store. ipated In by tbe best element of citl- ments of said suit taxed at Thirteen ( The city council met in regular ses- i xenshlp tn tbe state. At a great mass Do„ar9 and the further . im of $6.50' Sealed bids «rill be received by the meeting addresses were made . picturing ___ of , Mrs. John Stithkie of Scio visited at »ion Tuesday night. Mayor Beauchamp .. * , i . taxes paid, , and . ,,_- the further _ sum was absent on a professional call and County Court of Marion County, Ore- the greed, graft and cruelty of tbe sys- • the home of Mrs. Lons* ay a few days tem. and announcement was made that W0 0° 8P*c,al 1,ttornf fte8’ and Ico8t8 Recorder Grier occupied the ehslr. The *“"• for lho improvement of certain last week. At Beauchamp’s Hal! Saturday night It would be a fight to a finish between 8nd of said execution, I will usual number of bills was allowed, reads in Road District No. 24 near Sub- March 7. tbe state’s humanitarian spirit on tbe ! on Saturday the 4th day of Apiil 1914 Nothing of much importance came up limity, t regon, by draining, grading one side and corporations and profes- ' at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said j Music by Stayton Orchestra John Smith and daughter Alta of at this meeting, and the session was and gravelling or macadamizing the slonal politicians op tbe other I day at the West door of the County near Sublimity visited at the Joe Mill­ short. same, as will more fully appear by the Tbe spirit of tbe movement was em | Court House in Marion County,Oregon. Why not have your umbrella repair­ er home Monday. plans and specifications of the same bodied In the question "Shall we send sell at public auction to the highest now on file in this office. All bids must the man wbo bas served nis sentence bidder for cash in hand on the day of ed in Stayton? Umbrellas recovered- be at-compained by a certified check of FARM BARGAINS back home a better citizen or drive him I sale, all the right, title, interest and samples to select from. F. Silhavy's Spring, not “ Sprig.” For cold in Wagon and Repair Shop. Water St. five per cent. (S<£) of the amount of to slavery and criminal mania?” the head Rexall catarrh jelly 25c large estate which said defendants Salem tf •uch bid and must tie filed In this office instances were cited where men bad tube at Beauchamp’s. been sentenced to long terms at mine Bank & Trust Company, Capital Nat- 34 a., 1$ ml. from Stayton, new im­ on or before the 20th day of March, labor fer shooting craps, neglecting to ional Bank, George B. Jacobs a n d provements. i under cultivation bal­ 1913, at 1 o'clock P. M. The Court re­ J. H. Brewer is giving the new silver work oo tbe roads and stealing rides on Margaret Jacobs, his wife and all per­ nitrite treatment for the cigarette hab­ W. A . Weddle and family started for ance timber. serves the right to reject any or all See or writ* sons claiming under them subsequent trains. Eugene today where they will make bids. Max Gehlhar E. Mueller, i t He reports treating 25 or 30 men Airs. Julia Tutwiler. noted for ber to the date of Mortgage herein fore­ their future home. tf Stayton. Oregon 3-19 County Clerk and boys in the past few days. The work for prison reform In tbe south. closed in, of and to said premises here­ i toothsome "coffin nail” is soon liable Bent a message of Indorsement, in inbefore mentioned are described in which she pleaded for ntgbt schools said execution as follows, to-wit: Lots , to go out of style in Stavton. P U N TO ABOLISH CONVICT LEASING Alabama System Is Declared to Be Intiuman, , , DANCE \ for convicts, humane hygienic condi­ 4 and 11 in Block No. 15 in Riverview tions and other reforms tending to make the life of tbe man in stripes en- \ Park Addition to the City of Salem, Marion County. Oregon. LOCAL WOMAN NOW durable. Said sale being made subject tn re­ An executive committee was appoint­ ed to carry tbe fight into all of the six­ demption in the manner provided by A BIG ADVERTISER ty-seven counties of tbe state and pave law. Dated this 8rd day of March 1914. the way for a deciding battle In tbe Wm Esch next legislature. Captain Frank S. Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon When one of our women customers White of Blrmtnutiam, former chair­ By W. I. Needham Deputy. recently bought five bottles of Harmo­ man of the Democratic state executive ny Hair Beautifier to give to her committee and for years general coun- ( friends for Christmas, she started all set of the mlDe workers of Alabama, by herself a mighty big advertising was made chairman of the committee. Twenty other representative men of Linn County Will Go Into the Past. campaign, because not only does each Albany.—To ascertain the origin of one of the women to whom she gave a influence throughout the state will belp in a whirlwind campaign. In addition the names of towns, streams and bottle of the Beautifier now consider it each county will have a strong commit­ mountains, and to look up all the his­ indispensable for the proper care of the tee. torical sites throughout the county, Is hair, but each of them has been the For years there bas been talk of ugly the plan formulated at a meeting of means of getting several of her friends treatment of the convicts in tbe mines, the Linn County Historical society. to use it. As a consequence, if things lumber camps and turpentine mills. In keep on in this way for a few months half a dozen or wore explosions In coal Announce Strawberry Festival. longer, we will be selling more of it mines within a few years a hundred or Roseburg.—This year's annual Rose- than of all other hair preparations com­ more convicts bad r een killed. Bat no­ burg strawberry carnival will be held bined. Sprinkle a little Harmony Hair body seemed to worry over their fate. -Tbe state leases about a thousand on May 21, 22 and 23. The committee Beautifier on your hair each time be­ convlcta to several large coal mining in charge of the 1914 carnival an­ fore brushing it. Contains no oil; will and lumber Industries and nets from it nounce that several novel features are not change color of hair, nor darken over half a ratliiou dollars a year after under consideration. gray hair. feeding, clothing HDd guarding the ; To keep hair and scalp dandruff-free Wife Aids Mate's Recall. men An average of thirty dollars a San Francisco.—Not content with and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. month la paid to tbe state. Each con­ vict la required to do a certain task. Instituting divorce proceedings against, This pure liquid shampoo gives an w- Sheriff Frederick S. Eggers, of San j "taneous rich lather, that immcdiately Pearl In Oyster Cocktail. Francisco county, bis wife announced i penetrates to every part of hair and Chicago.—Mrs. M. J. Anderson, wife in a signed statement that she would ! scalp, insuring a quick thorough cle ans- of an attorney, while In the midst of ir g. Washed off just as quickly, the an oyster cocktail found a pearl It circulate a petition for bis recall from entire operation takes only a few mo­ office. They have lived together 35 was taken to ii jeweler's, polished and ments. Contains nothing that can ipr>r-»!*eo •.( ell and waa going Reno Quakes Four Time*. to rtpro e ,ier.” Reno, Nev.—Four distinct earth -1 Both preparations come in odd-shap­ S e v e n t y f i v e - y e a r - o l d D ross 8 h r o u d . Kindltiv. o, Iiressed In a homespun drees which she wove more than sev enty five .»•*»!■* ago. Mrs Frances L. .Founds riin-rt three yeera old. was teiri-st •• ’H s landing. W. Va v a s married twice, and she wore uuo Urea» on each occasion ¥ quakes were felt Sunday In Reno and ed, very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beau­ vicinity. tifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50c, Trial Cost Is $250.000. Both guaranteed to satisfy you In ev­ San Francisco.—The cost of the ery way, or your money back. Sold Western Fuel Company conspiracy only at the more than 7,000 Rexall trial In the United States D istrict1 Stores, and in this town only by us. Court here was estimated to have ! —Beauchamp’s Drug Store, Stayton, reached a tr of $250,000. Oregon. I THOMAS'MAY© (Company’s New SPRING GOODS Are Now On Display Various shades and patterns o f Wool Crepes, Silk Eponge, Rice Cloth, Lenox Poplin, Ratines, In­ dian Head Suitings, Ripplette, Soie- sette, Russian Cords, Silk Stripes and Brocade Crepes. All of these are the newest and most up-to-date Roods that can be bought on any market. Come in early and get your choice of shades and fabrics. Garden Seeds in Bulk! 20 lbs. of SUGAR for $1.00 at TH O M A S-M A YO Co.