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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1914)
FARM PROPERTY SAVE YOUR GRAIN FOR SALE CHEAP Anyone that has lived in the Willam 4 acres inside corporate limit» of ette valley for the past twenty years Stayton only four blocks from business ! cannot deny the fact that the dinivte section, well improved, all clear, no in- 1 has changed a great deal in that time. cumbrances, no»») building's ar.d or No one can toll when we are going to have a wet harve-t Tins may I e a chard. Price $3500, terms. vet season. A whole year is sp*i t in 3 acres inside corporate limits i f growing a crop. DON’T let a few days Stayton, a I I under cultivation, fi «• rain destroy it. Be independent, thresh large house and other buildings. A when you want to. Wait on no ma beautiful home for any one wi-huig to chine. Save the hig thresh bill live in town. Price $3500, terms. A STERLING C 0 MBINA 1 I 0 N GUI F IT 30 acres all under cultivation miles from Sublimity, Oregon, macadam is the best investment a farmer can road, good fences, modern buildings, a make. When threshing i s done the thoroughly up-to-date farm in every separator can be set away in the shed, and the 6 H. P. may be belted up to way. Price $115 per acre, terms. 200 acre stock farm. 65 acres under the pump, the feed grinder, the ensil cultivation; J00 acres more can be read age cutter o r t h e wood saw. ily cleared and cultivated, 1,000,000 feet The engine will soon pay for itself in of standing timber on place, running this way. The separator will pay for itself if it saves you one crop. water, good buihlings and fences. Price $45.00 per acre one-half down BLATCHFORD BROS. bal. 3 yrs. 6‘t 140 teres highly improved.good build implement dealers at Shelburn, Ore. ings and fences in Waldo Hills. Price have one of these outfits on hand for your inspection. If you are interested $65.00 per acre, terms. 65 acre farm i mile from town and call and have them show you how it railroad, good bottom land, modern will save you money. Write for a cat buildings, good fences, 30 acres under alog. They *also sell the DEER1NG cultivation. Price $75.00 per acre J line of harvesting machinery. down bal. a yrs. 6*1-. Abstracts showing clear title and SALEM CHAUTAUQUA warranty deeds will be furnished free with each of the above tracts. STARTED THIS WEEK For further information, inquire of S. H. Heltxel, Deidrich Building, Stay- ton, Oregon. The Salem Chautauqua is in full Work has been commenced in the blast, right on the heels of the Cherry preparation of a 400-acre tract of land Fair. The entertainments and lectures one mile from Hermiston for the pur pose of seeding the entire acreage to commenced Monday ana will last un alfalfa. The owner of the tract ex til Saturday night. Friday is "Wo pects the venture to be immensely suc man’s Day,” and Saturday is “ Child cessful, as he has been producing alfal ren’s Day.” fa in that vicinity for a number of For Sale —Full blood Duroc Jersey- years. male pigs. Phone or write Chas. Hott- inger, Sublimity. 6-25x Sticky fly paper at Beauchamp’s. Dr. Brewer motored to Salem today. Tom Smith returned home from Sa lem Sunday. Dr. Beauchamp reports a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dodson of near Aumsville, Monday June 29. Mrs. J. P. Wilbur returned from Portland Sunday after a weeks' visit Mrs. J. M. Ringo visited home folks with her daughter Mrs. Hall. in Salem last week. Wm. Mack and wife of Albany are Johr Glover left for Eastern Oregon visiting at the home of Mrs. Macks’ Monday where he will work. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hahn. Pettit & Konnek are painting Frank Mrs. Antone VanHandel and Mrs. Grierson’s house this week. John B. VanHandel and daughter of ■ ■ — ■ Sublimity were in town Tuesday. Andrew Rauscher returned from Goldendale, Wash., Sunday. WANTED—lOtons of good cheat hay, delievered, i n exchange for building Miss Alice Matten of Salem is visit material. Petzel Estate Lbr. Co. ing friends in town this week. Miss Vena McCully of Fall City vis For Sale—Young stock hogs. See ited over Sunday at the Carl Titus and P. T. Etzel. tf- Tom Foilis homes near Kingston. NC TICE—The barber shops of Stay- John Lake is able to get around ton will be closed all day July 4. again all right. He and Mr. LafToon were down from Fox Valley Monday. Mrs. H. N. Huntley spent the week end visiting relatives in Lebanor. Guy Kearns and Dennis Caldwell went to Albany Tuesday where they Miss Theo Mathieu is visiting at the will run a stand during the celebration. Funk home in Corvallis this week. Mrs. B. F. Korten and daughter and Henry Smith and wife spent Sunday Miss Agnes Klecker of Portland are at the Little North Fork near Meha- visiting at the B. Kiecker home thiB ma. week. Jessie Moses of Tangent visited at Mrs. Vincent Pietrok and son Paul, the Albert Bass home a few days last of Kingston were Stayton visitors yes week. terday and made the Mail office a pleas- | ant call. Old Newspapers— • TWO PER LAUGHS SECOND at the STAR THEATRE Return of F rank Carpenter A l’o. SUNDAY. JULY. 5 In the "BURGLAR ALARM” A Fcreamirg Vaudeville Farce together w th 4 KELLS 4 Admission 1'* A 15c AUTOMOBILE « Shomescope The M odern W ay of enlarging P o :; C ards and P h o to :. Repairing ia our specialty. An ex pert mechanic always at t h e shop. Threshernien, you huit better have that engine overhauled before the season -étain. Brown's Garage and Mach'ne hop. EXAMINE I HEM Al notice f o r se J . A . Hendersholu aled bids GEM CONFECTIONERY Drs. Ia>we A Turner eye specialists of Port- ami will tie in Stayton, Monday July 6th at the Stayton Hotel Parlors. Thia ia the same Dr. Lowe who has been coming to Stayton for years. They are special ists of experience and standing, snd you will make no mistake in consulting them. They give your eyes a most thorough searching, and acientific ex amination, and when they prescribe glasses, it is with positive and absolute assurance that they are the last and only kind suited to your eyes. If you do not need glasses, they most positive ly will not recommend them. Come in and let us talk it over with you. The undersigned. President of the Stayton Switehtioard Association will accept sc h U h ! bids up to 10 a. m., Mon day, July 6, 1914, for operating the switchboard In Stayton, Oregon for one yeer, beginning, August 2, 1914. Home and office will be furnished free by the Switchboard Association. Office hours are to lie 7 a. m. to 9 p.- m. from Oct. 1st to May lat, 6 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. from May 1st to Oct. 1st. One half of tolls from night calls are to go to operator. Right reserve»! to reject any or all bids. Bids to be left at the office of the Stayton Mail. W. E. Chrisman, 7-2 Pres. MDSE. STORE IS MANY ATTEND ROBBED IN TURNER CHERRY FAIR It woukl be quite Impossible to enum erate all the Stayton people who at tended the Salem Cherry Fair st least one day of three last week. F.veryone seemed to tie well satisfied with the different kinds of entertain ment provided. The roads were crowded all the time with the numerous autos docking to the Cherry (’¡tv. News came over the telephone from the Turner correspondent to the Mail yeatenlay evening that the General Store of Kohertaon and Keed hail been burglarised the night before. The thieves got away with aiiout $5(10 worth of merchandise Kill ranee was effected through the back door. No clews had been obtained at the time oIngoing to presa. CHERRY FAIR EXCUNS10NS ON THE Cove, in Union County, will hold a fair on July 16. A Norwegian CORVALLIS & EASTERN cherry family, the Stacklands, has led in build Tha C. A E. will run an excursion from Detroit to Albany July 4th. I<eave Kingston about 7 a. m. Also an ex cursion is planned to Newport and re turn on July 12. Leave Kingston 6:10 a. m. • STAYTON I.O.O.F. LODGE VISITS SILVERTON Twenty-four Oddfellows in five au tomobiles went t* Silverton Saturday night to visit the Silverton Lodge. They took seven candidates along to give them the Second and Third de grees. They were: J. W. Mayo, F.- M. Shook, 0. E. Gardner, G. F. Kori- nek, Archie Caspel, B. A. Schaefer, and W. H. Rabens. It is said that Silverton has the crack degree team of the state. Needless to say, the bovs had a fine time and enjoyed themselves thorough ly, not only at the meeting, but at the banquet as well. The Silverton bunch will return the i visit at some future date. ing up a great cherry industry at an altitude of 3.0U0 feet in the foothills of the Blue Mountains. At this high alti tude cherries, while not so large or lucious as some raised on lower levels, have remarkable keeping qualities and the output will be disposed on in car loads in the Eastern markets. J. S. McLaughlin of near North i Santiam ran his auto into the ditch j near the reform school Sunday. It is reported that Mrs. McLaughlin was thrown out and had to be taken j to the hospital. Mr. McLaughlin is not a very exper- j ienced driver, having had his car but a short time. NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS The sharp competition among bed manufacturers put the price down to a minimum for the past six months, but now the manufacturers have Gotten Together MONEY COMES WEST and all Iron and Brass beds will raise the First of July O. M. Plummer, general manager of the Pacific International Livestock Ex position, announces that the National Duroc-Jersey Record Association, of Peoria. III., has appropriated $125 for the livestock show to be held in Pott- land this fall, thus placing this event in the ranks with the other large stock ■hows of the United States, a recogni tion which has not heretofore been tnade. W e Have a Large Stock When You Buy of these beds on hand and will sell them At The Old Price until they are all gone. Come in now and get your pick. STAYTON HOUSEFURNISHING CO. » ■ ' " SHOES Go to AUTO TURNS TURTLE SUNDAY Prices Will Raise CHANGE IN MAIL STAYTON GETS LANCEFIELD’S SERVICE STARTS BEATEN THURSDAY WHY? Because he has what you want. Florsheim’s $5 & $6 Ladies and Chilldren’s OXFORDS and PUM PS At Reduced Prices Yesterday, July 1, the new mail ser vice from Sulblmity to West Stayton started. Three maila a r e received daily Irom West Stayton, 9 A. M., 1:45 P. M. and 7 P. M. The mails leave at 7 A. M., 1120 A. M. and 5 P. M. Two mails on Sunday, 9 A. M. and 1:46 P. M. The mail irom Lyons to Turner has been discontinued. The same maila a- rive from Kingston viz. 10:16 M. and 4 P. M. Leave st 9 A. M. and 2:46 P. M. Preserve this for reference. The Stayton ball team was trimmed to the tune of 6 to 7 at Salem laaf Thursday by the Fall City bunch. Then Fall City lost to Hopewell 3 to 21 on Saturday. BIG PUBLIC SALE IN MEHAMA Attention is caltal to the big public sale of Tltze Bros, of Mehsma on Sat urday July li. Complete bill will be found on another page of the Mail. LANCEFIELD’S LOGANBERRIES BEING SHIPPED That the population of Oregon is in -' creasing very rapidly is indicated by the fact that an unusual number of For the first time since loganberry communities have found it necessary to erect new school buildings to relieve i culture has become a fixed industry in congestion. New schools are being the Willamette Valley, the fruit is be built at Amity, Molalla, Newport, A s-: ing shipped to the Eust in large quanti toria and Vida, and in addition, several ties. During the season 25 carloada iarge school buildings will be erected 1 will be shipped to Chicago, St. Louis, in Portland before the end of the year. \ Lincoln, Nebr., Kansas City, and Den ver. These shipments will consist of fresh fruit and will not include the EXECUTOR’S NOTICE OF AP great shipments of dried berries which will be made later. POINTMENT. Riley Thomas, who has been in the Big bundle for 10c at th° Mail office. Mill City hospital for ten weeks with a broken leg is able to get around on j Miss Nina Hendersbott went to Mc ! crutches. Minnville Monday for a visit with rela tives. Mrs. David Mangle and Mrs. J. P. Pure Russian oil of Parrafine for Funk returned to their home in Cor bowel troubles, 50c pint at Beau vallis Saturday after a weeks’ visit IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE with relatives and friends here. champ’s. STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION, IGNORANT OF MONEY USE COUNTY. J. B. Bowne of West Stavton was a Baled Clover Hay for Sale. Bright In the Matter of the Estate of Alois [ Stayton visitor on several days this A 1 not rained on. Price $12.50 per Robl, Deceased. Attorney John McNary, appearing week. ton F.O.B. Kingston, Ore. Notice is hereby given that Gregory Bruce Bowne, Turner, Oregon. 7-28 Robl was appointed executor of the es for the plaintiff in the case of D. Dra- ger vs. S. Phillippi, Monday attacked The best of 5 cent cigars on the mar tate of the said Alois Robl on the 5th the son of the defendant very bitterly, ket in Stayton. The “ First Pick” of day of May, 1914, by an order of the : Geo. Keech and wife motored to Cor County Court of Marion County, Ore oratorically, for his apparent lack of course. vallis yesterday to bring home their gon, duly entered of record in said interest in his father’s affiairs, but met with continual rebuff from his witness Don’t forget to use that Chloride of son, Edwin, who has been attending Court. and was unable to draw him out. The the Boy’s Summer Course at the O. A.- Lime, 15c can or 2 for 25c at Beau All persons having claims against son testified that he was in absolute C. champ’s. said estate are required to send the ignorance as to his father’s business same properly verified with proper i affairs, even loaning him money with D. Townes and daughter Mabel of WANTED TO B U Y -5 or 6 year old vouchers to Carson & Brown, his at out knowing what his parent desired to Mt. Pleasant were Stayton visitors horse, broke, mare preferred. Wt. torneys, within six months from the do with it. His father transfered to Tuesday. 1100 to 1200. Write description and date of this notice. him, shares of stock in the Stayton Gregory Robl, price to A. B. Stayton Mail, Stayton, 1 Carson & Brown Water Power company to meet a debt. Miss Letta Weddle who is staying in Attorneys for Executor. Executor. Oregon. The Stayton Woolen Mills company Independence is visiting home folks 7-30 allege that they own the said stock. _________________________ here this week. The case was before Judge Galloway Don’t fail to call at the Stayton Ho Monday in the circut court.—States Mrs. Crum and daughter Josephine tel July 6th and let Drs. Lowe & Tur man. of Sublimity were trading with Stay- ner show you those new double vision . K ’ S> ton merchants Tuesday. glasses without the unsightly lines or O R EG O N a n d W A S H IN G T O N seams to catch dirt, strain the eyes or Baled Clover Hay for Sale. Bright Special Prices on Sherwin A Williams Business Director/ come apart. One light solid piece of A 1 hay not rained on. Price $10 per Paints at Beauchamp’s if you intend glass which enables you to read or do ton at barn 2 mi. west of West Stay- A D ire c to ry o f e a c h C ity , T o w n a n r l V IH a g « , g iv i n g d e s c r i p t i v e s k e t c h o f to paint, get our prices. close work and see distant objects per ton. Bruce Bowne, e a c h p la c e , lo c a ti o n , p o p u l a t i o n , t e l e fectly. Come and see them. Free j 7-23x Turner, Ore., g ra p h , s h ip p in g a n d b a n k in g p o in t; a l t o C la s s if ie d D ir e c t o r y , c o m p i l e d b y demonstration, satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Maude Harlan and children of b u s in e s s a n d p r o f e s s io n . Remember the date, scores of refer Mrs. Griff King of Albany spent the Mill City are visiting her parents Mr. K . L . P O L K £ C O ., S E A T T L E ence. week-end at the Will Foilis home. and Mrs. W. S. Watters. Reduced Prices Drygoods 14c Dimity 12c Lawns Groceries now 7c Santos Coffee " çc 2ÇC lb. ; lb. can Steel Cut 90c can 60c Gingham Aprons “ 45c Arm & Ham. Soda 4 for 25c #1.50 House Dress “ #1.29 Standard Toms. $ 1. per doz. 1.48 Zoo Corn $1. " Buy of Us at Mail Order Prices FRUIT JARS 1 Dozen Pints 60c 1 Dozen Q u a rts 70c 1 Doz. Half 6aL 90c 6 Dozen Pints 12 Dozen Pints $3.50 $6.00 6 Dozen Quarts $3.90 6 D o z Half Bal.' $5.10 12 Dozen Quarts $7.10 .12 D oz Half Cal. $9.80 -Mayo Co.