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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1915)
A B A J x k , D e p o s it i s ï K e C o p w iiv e itio iv t o WARN1NG W«* Hu- ur.dendgned f»rm< r» living l> Kinn ciiiinty, Or-tgon, «round V l.P liw - •int positivt-ly prob Int liuntn g or ircn- ;in«»lnK on nur place. All violator« will bu prom t uted on evidence given Ly tmy o f uh regardl«»» o f whi thi-r the owner o f Ult land »ne» II < in «,r not. I’ lac«» »re m I ho poLted, Krank X. liottir-ger 1 la v id A e p t -iii r Henry Sen* I'. Il I¿annueM II. ft. Shank K. (dealer lohn l in k Mike ICyaii H> rmari K Iner D. Townes Anion Gir • r F. ft. She I Ini. H. J. Thayer Mra. II. ghati! 10 21.< • • ^ O P P O R T U N IT Y k n ock i once at every man's door.” But many an oppor- tunity la lest w hen the man who teci it hadn’t the w herev/itiicl to take advantage o f it. It is the man w ith the READY CASH IN BANK who derives the benefit! I f you haven’t an account, open one today W hen the opportunity arrives YOUR CHECK BOOK WILL BE READY I S T A Y T O N ;'S T A T E BANK A share of the banking business ,of Stayton and vicinity is solicited. You arc assured of a safe deposi tory and courteous treatment at this bank, by ample capital and long experience in the banking business. F a rm e rs & M e rc h a n ts I B a n k o f S ta y to n , O regon ! Capital $25,000.00 V N .N V» W A Y W ' A T rüb ■•w w vvw w w A aA aaaA kM . E conom y m txi.s Lie v l '* sptaoi. ’ cf ooe'i r. -ney—making every dollar do full duty and getting ia return an article th-i v v l satisfy you in every way. The alog* W H IT E is a real bargain because it is sold at a popul.tr pru. i because it gives you tbe kind of sewir g you delight ini because It will turn out the weri: quici.1/ and thoroughly and give you a life tin., of satisfactory servicci because its Improvement» wi.l enable you to do things which can’t be doer on any other machine t because it will pleaic you with i‘.l fine finiih and beauty of its furniture. In thert you will find the White reliable r.-id desircbh from every point of view, lit.: dealer who will be glad to show you how good a there is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat We do not sell to catalog hourer . Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines. CLEVELAND, O. W H IT E SEW IN G M ACHINE CO. Subscribe For The Mail FR EE TO BOYS (v w c c o o p o u o o r K n ife W e Mean Just W hat W e Say— FREE! A dandy, m aran te«! Jsckknlf», m»ds of th . beet English steal, sivrn »war abaolatalf fr»» to »nr hog who. will do s few hoar»* work for u» la hl» own »•¡■hborhood. W e Want One Boy In »very country town In Ora con. tyaahtnCtfn and Idaho to h er* o n . of U w m Kniet». Na Kniet» c i t t a »way t s hoys U the d ty of Partien*. of Sand 1 fill Didn't 1 lout 1 iun. /»•» c *t t c> i IY1111 L i l y » M a y i o n - M U C i n Auto-Stage Leaves Mill City 6:30 a. m. for Lyons Mchama, Stayton, 8:05, Sublimity, Aumsvilie, Turner, arrives in Salem at 9:30. Leave Salem 4:40, arrive Mill . _ City 7:45 Stops in Stayton at Stayton Hotel and Hendershott’s. D. B. Hill. Owner. mzz »O PS c s s B u m S T O W H , I3W » mzz C. A. Luthy, the Jeweler gu.irar.t- -s ! all work for one year, also slHn.is hack | o f goods sold that do rot give sidi. fac- I tion. Have your t ict.irc taken 1-y exper's. I Trover A Weigel, SHturduy and Sun- ! day only. tf. Brewer’s Dairy— For the beat milk and cream on the market. 10-21 x Cat Oat thia Coupon and Mail It to ua MGR. BOYS’ DEPARTM ENT TFIF. EVENING TELEGRAM , Portland, Or.i Please tell roe how 1 can aecure the $2.00 Boy S cou t Knife Free. The Trover & Weigel Studio is open every Saturday and Sunday in Stayton, at the »Id Lnu Studio on Third Striet near the Salem ditch. N a m e ........................................... . NOTICE All persons are warred against hunting, fishing or tre>spassirg on my pluco northwest o f Stayton. Alva Smith. 10-21 UOO&I, SMOOTIM'’! !<• C.OO" TURKISH GUMS AMPTHIS T> M T T I « y o u W SV l ¡ ■ CH«w ros Animili ,e j that ’ s a 60 • , young i r o a THUaspAy . 1,0 By M. QUAD C o p y r ig h t. IM i. b y M c C lu r . N . w , - p a p e r B y m llr a t.. yea lmg bull for ale at a right price wher, ^ m ^ fh iy w u at Hamman s Feed Barn, StavtoQ. 10-21 „ l)nkln- thelr flst8 and 8ayln- , hey'd TRESSPASS NOTICES Printed on strong white muslin, for sale at the Stayton Mail office. A dd res« . . . . . . ......... ................. a .....................a . .»• *».. And Why the T ow n It was lino» llopkliiM who got the Idea that Maud I fill »hould prove ber |uitrlotl»iu to the world at large by displayin' the Amerh-an llag for seven day» a week, lie got I he Idea one Sun day luornln' a» be lay lu lied, mid be bugged it to Id» hou I and chuckled over It for a week la-fore be »aid anything to a livin' soul. Everybody knewr by hU action» that somethin' wax up. At length, when Haturilay night name and there wax the usual crowd at the NOTICE OF ESTIMATE Itoatofllce. he »hot off hi» gun He had N o ¡( ’E ih hereby given t h a t we, hi» speech all prepared, lie told how l i.mieiiegi e I rei ¡dent tax payera, the American ting n ix first buiig to the r pit el,til g ten |a r rei t o f the reri- breeze; how men cheered for liberty u» they »aw It; how It hail given hap- d i.t t i>. pHjeri in Road District N«.. pliics» to million». Men had fought 21, Minion ('Minty, Origon. b e ic i) cheerin' for that flag, and men had g l1.' noti'-" to the tax payers o f su d died ble»»ln' It. lie wanted It b'lsted district, thut theiu wdl be a meetii u In Sand IIIII at Mttuia« every day In o f th e resi lent tax payer» o f said ti!, Hie year, and be wauled children to trict al J ix- Hi uberger'a Hop IliiU 'i. cry for It and men and women to ven in »aid loud distrii'l at 2 o ’rluek P. M , erate It. As soon a» the crowd had recovered on th furl du> o f November, 19Ì5, f< r from Its surprise and began to cheer t ie I rp-so o f th e | reparation o f rn D* »neon Blank said It was a mighty Len.iicd intimate o f the amount o f strong p'lut and one worthy o f a lead money proposed to he raistd by the in' patriot o f Hand Hill. He was heart levying of an additional tax for roud ily In favor o f the Idea, and lie would purpoxes, in said road district. (hen and there contribute 13 cents to Signatures —Joseph Koenig, H. H ward the purchase o f a public flog. Then Hoseu Saunders spoke. Ills Gi »cher, T. J. Hill, E. C. Downing, F. A. Hell, Joseph Heuberger, A. Smith, grandfather had died while flgbrln' Nick /.immelmai», J. Benedict, L. Sit under the stars and stripes. Uls fa ter, F. Rauscher, A. W olf, Nick Heu ther had fallen and killed himself while climbin' a flagpole. Ills mother berger, Wm. VanHandel, Theodore had wrapped him In the flag o f liberty Highherger, John Hafner, F. C. Smith, when he was born. It was hard times Jos. Schulte, Stephen Weber, W. H. and money was tight, hut be would go English, A. Fox. without tobacco for a month In order to contribute n shillin' toward the pur chase o f a flag. With Ills own hands. If agreeable to all, be would b'lst the NOTICE OF ESTIMATE emblem at sunrise and lower It at Notice is hereby given that we the sunset durin' the rest of bis natural undersigned resident taxpayers, repre life. The deacon said that was also a senting ten per cent o f the resident taxpayers i n Road District No. 66, beautiful »iieech, with a mighty strong Marion county, Oregon, hereby give p'lnt to It. and the feellu 'sof the crowd had got so worked up over freedom notice to the tax payers ol said dis and liberty that tears stood In many trict, that there will be a meeting o f eyes, nosea was followed by Squar' the resident tax payers o f said district Joslyn. Philetus Williams, Abraham at West Stayton, in said road district White and others, and tbar waa fre at 2 o ’clock p. m. on the 22nd day o f quent cheerin' and shakln' bands. About ten years ago Abljah David October, 1915, for the purpose o f the preparation o f an itemiled estimate o f son's dog tore the ear off a hog owned the amount o f money proposed to be by Joel Hardman, and tbe men bad raised by the levying o f an additional lieen enemies ever since, but under the excitement and patriotism engendered tax for road purposes, in said road dis by tbe speeches they fell Into each oth trict. er's arms and became brothers ag’ln. (Signatures) T. V. MClellan, R. W. It was settled that a public contribu Van Nuys, H. B. Condit, J. W. Nipple, tion should be taken up to buy a fifteen A. H. Trammel,J. S. King, C.F. Loose, dollar flag, and then came the question Geo. B. Weatherby, I. R. Hammer, W. o f where it should be raised. Enos B. McCormick, Frank W. Lathrop, Hopkins, who had started It all. got Kasper J. Lathrop, W. F. Harris, J .- up In n modest way and said be would W. Dively, Feter Blone, J. F. Weisen- K° fo 11)6 exl'ens«‘ ° * Plantin’ a pole In berger, E. Officer, Gery C. Griffin, front o f his house. It was on high ground and the flag could be seen from Leonard Walker. every house In town. “ We wouldn't put Enos to all that trouble,” said Deacon Black ns be rose up. “ He's done his sheer In tblnkln* For tbe next 3 0 Days out the plan. I'll see that the flag is You can get a bargain in a strictly duly displayed from the roof o f my modern 6-room house, bath,toilet, base cooper shop when It arrives.” "What's the matter b’lstln' It over ment, 3 lots, complete for $1400. Write my grocery?" asked Dan Skinner as or inquire at the Stayton Mail office. he wiped the tears of emotion from hla 10-21 eyes. "It Isn’t as high ns some places, ------------ , but more central." y Then everybody bobbed np and de- Two Good Milk Cows manded to be heard. Every man pres- One yearling heifer and a Holstein *nt » « “ ted that flag in front o f his Do Nrl Forget T h is “OLD GLORY” » s e » H » H T Q « o e i » p sm oo t iw «*^ EN you’re tramping all W H over creation after game, you don’t want a ordinary tobacco your hip pocket. bacco satisfaction big bunch of sweating in There is to for two, and plenty of it, in the sweat-proof sanitary pouch of Real Tobacco Chew. A iittle chew of pure, rich, mellow tobacco—seasoned and sweetened just enough—cuts out so much o f the grinding and spitting. ASK YOU R OEALEP FO p W’ B C U T C H E W IN G T O B A C C O . I T I S T H E N E W R E A L T O B A C C O C H E W -CUT LONG 5H P E P . Take less than one-quarter the old size chew. It will be more tatUfyinj than a mouthful o f ordinary tobacco. Just take a nibble o f it until you find the strength chew that suits you, then tee bow eaaily and evenly the real tobacco taste comes, bow it satisfies, bow much lese you have to spit, how few chews you take to be tobaceo satisfied. That’ s why it is The RcalTtbacn Chew. That’ s why it eosta less in the end. The taste o f pure, rich tobacco does not need to be ooverod up. excess o f licorice and sweetenmf make« you spit too much. An One small chew takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. ((N o tice h o w tbe s a lt b rin g s o at tbe rich to b a cco ta s te .» WEYMAN-BRUT 0 N COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New Y e * O f The History of the World From the Dawn of Creation until The Great War 1» depicted in art, science and industry a n d presented i n wonderful colors Panama-Pacific Exposition San Francisco This wonderful Exposition closes Dec. 4th Don't M iss It Lest you always look back to 1915 with regret Scenic Shasta Route Through the wonderfuil Valleys o f the Wil lamette, the Sacramento, the Umpqua and t h e Rogue offers exceptional diversion. tie durned If they wouldn’t have it Low Round Trip Fares there or refuse to contribute a red cen t T1,ere was “ lively row on in two min Full particulars with copy o t booklet “ Wavside us. with no more weepln’ over pa Notes, Shasta Route” or “ California and Its Two triotism. World Expositions” on application to nearest agent. Deacon Black rattled on the stove pipe with his cane until he quieted the racket, and then he said: "Feller patriots, have we no public »lieerlt among us?" 'W e linve!" yelled the crowd. i 'Then let us exhibit It Bein' my John M. Scott, General Pa»,enger Agent, Portland, Ore. «.oper s(j0p |8 the highest bulldln' in town and bein' the American flag has got to flipflup In the breeze to be seen and venerated. 1 unselfishly offer to put up a |mle and take charge o f the Hag.' "No do I!" shouts every man In the crowd. If I FAIL to CURE»? CANCER *t TUMOR i trait Then Squnr' Joslyn made a s|ieech. | before It POISONS (tip ila ii it ittxtas to BONE He told how a million men had died WitkNt Knife or Piin for (lint flag, how Its stars and bum No MY Until CUREDl had made tyrants tremble, how n ' W RITTEN GUARANTEE young nation had 'Worshiped It and No X Ray or other • wtmllr. An Island made nil the world respect It. lie plant makes theoure wound up after ten nilnlts by offerin' Any TUMOR. LUMP or| SORE on the Up, (are to float it from Ills boss burn, but only or b o d y l o n g is hisses and groans followed There was C A N C E R ; it never pains untillast stage signs that three or four patriots would 170-PAGE BOOK sent soon tie punchln' each other's heads FREE, 10,000 test!- are more than ordin when Tom Rates strolled In In that monials. trill tt tsai ary mattresses. cureless way o f Ills. Deaeon Black S E ach Heywood M at pounded and rattled till he got order I ■ k i p r D a n d a lw a y s p o iso n s d e e p srtn- tress comes senerately and then said: B n W C l l p i t glands an.l KRIS CUICKLT wrapped. It h as not "I want to hear from Tom Rates on t>new om atilnevery7die«o(eaneer l\S. r, port i ,.rt refute many wL> wait too ioug A must d io been handled—it has fhts matter. Mebbe he can suggest , We Poor cured at hall prier poor if eaneer Is yet smalt small ’ If n ever b ee n o u t on snnthln Tom, wlmt place In town Br. G Mr*. Dr. CHAMLEY & CO. SSS SiT Ä fl would you any the American flag ought j trial. . G rests,t Cancer Syacisllst llvlnt" to flont from ?" It 1» a b so lu te ly guaranteed 43 40 $ 436E Valencia St, San Francisco. Cal, “ How many stars are there In the K IN D L Y M A IL T H IS It • tt CANCER t o g i v e aatisfaction o r you Amerlcnn flag?" calmly asked Tom. receive a new mattress. Nobody could tell. Priced Reasonably At "Well, how many stripes?" $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 Nobody could tell. “ 'Fears to me." snld Tom ns he start ed to wander out ag’ln -" 'p e a r s to me Made By thnt ns none o f you can tell the differ O R E G O N a n d W A S ! H E Y W O O D BRO TH ERS AND ence between the American flag and a W AKEFIELD COMPANY tablecloth you'd better hang up an old P o rtla n d and Seattle A D ire c to ry o f e a c h C ity , 7 . \vr> army blanket most nnywhofe and let It V illa # * , f i r i n g d e s c rip tiv e c- > go at that!" e a ch p lace, lo c a tio n , p o -'.ila tlo n , Sold By And at the end of live nilnlts more grap h , s h ip p in g a n d b a n k in g poi: STAYTON also C lassified D ire c to ry , c o t r p i l i d there wasn t a patriot left In the post- busin ess a n d p ro fessio n . office, and nothin' more has ever bean HOUSEFURNISHING CP. b . r. r o i.n * co., rk att : said about btiyln' a public flag. SOUTHERN PACIFIC I WILL GIVE $1000 The Mattress WITH EVERY ADVANTAGE H eyw ood Mattresses LUMPrn WOMAN'S BREAST BOLK’ S ^ - Business Dir . .