l»lOg'Hl Historical
THE STAYTON MAIL
Has the Largest Circulation of A ny Paper in the Santiam Valley—It Covers the Territory Like a Blanket.
¿2nd Year, No. 2.
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 ,
l:IRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
HAS ANOTHER GOOD YEAR
JA N U A R Y 13,
ENTERTAINS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.
1916.
party
Serial No. 1035
AI HIGH school
TELEPHONE COMPANY
ELECTS OFFICERS
FIRST A N N U A L CONCERT
Misa Kiln Williams entertained her
About thirty high school students
Sunday school class of hoys arid their
! gathered at the High School Auditor­
sisters at her home on Saturday after­
ium last Friday nigth in response to an
On January H, the Farmers Kiru Re* noon from 2 to 6. The time wan spent
invitation extended to them by the fac­ The Stayton Mutual Telephone Co.
lief A«»ni'i iiiim of Hublimity, Oregon,
in playing games, popping corn, roast­
ulty. The evening was spent in various met in their annual meeting Monday
hr id then 2i)th annual session at Sub­
(FIFTEEN INSTRUMENTS)
ing chestnuts and marshmallows.
amusements which the entertainers had night and elected the following officers:
limity. Thu auaaion wan attended anil
Frizes were giver to those who drew
Henry Smith, Pres; J. M. Ringo, V.
arranged.
all of thu members took an active inter­
j the best picture of the Liberty Bell,
About ten-thirty a dainty lunch, con- Pres.; E. D. Alexander,Sec-Treas.; E.-
est III its proceedings. Thu Secretary-
i and were secured by Uriah Silhavv.
j »¡sting of fruit, salad, cake, and punch M. Olmsted, Jno. Thoma, J. W. Mayo,
Tressurer's ru|iort showed that there
’ Gertrude Shepherd and Fay Cornish.
was served. Some time was spent in directors.
were inure policies fur insurance isaueil
'i hr ebildrm pwrnit woro Harold
Everyone who owns a phone should
partaking of this repast, after which
during the last year than in any pre­ and Helen Richardson, Uriah Silhary,
see that their dues are paid promptly,
all
depaited
declaring
it
a
real
success
vious year. There were 63 policies is­ ' Gertrude ami Claytie Shepherd, Fay
as the employes of the company must
from start to finish.
sued, insuring 105 buildings and con­ 'Cornish, Marie Wourms, Willie and
be paid, and there is but one source of
tents for the amount of $51,624, and Fuul Shepherd, Clinton Nendel a r. <1
income,
telephone dues.
M. T. Miller was over from Turner
Darcmber 31, 1916, there were 460 |>oli-
(8 P. M.)
Lester Sinuck.
the
first
of
the
week
visiting
relatives
eies in force insuring 746 buildings and
Miss Williams was assisted in enter. j
here, and attending the big sale of the
LEAVING TOWN
contents for the amount of $329,333.
' tabling by the Misses Dells Harold and
Stayton Housefurnishing Co.
The Treasurer's re p o rt gh<-wc*l that
Alma Nendel.
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•
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on Jnn. 1, 1916, there was cash on hand
Owing to the retirement of the Stay-
$355.72. Received during the year, In­
ton Housefurnishing Co. I am forced
terest 116.00; with application for insur­
PROGRAM
to sacrifice $300 worth of beautiful new
ance $60 00; for assessment No. 9
furniture, I bought at wholesale and
$918.66, and including cash on hand Jan.
will sell at same or less. A real genu­
I, made total resources fur the year
March —“ Pathfinder of Panama” ........................ Sousa
ine wholesale sale. Call and see it.
$1.341 17.
Overture “ Po< t and Peasant” .
.........von Suppe
Roy Nendel, son of Wm. Nendel of
Thos. Hirst.
Total salary and incidental ex|x>nscs
Mr. and Mrs. B Wagner entertained
this city was hoisted into the air with
Tromlione Warm-Up “ Slip Horn Stuff“
Barnes
were only $171.03, leaving $1.170.14 Saturday evening Jan. nth with a carl
a hay fork hook unde, his knee-cap
Henry Tate, Joe Klecker and D. C. Davis.
cash In bank. Fire loss during the last |>grtv ay tlm r home in the Waldo Hills
THANKS TO FRIENDS.
last Friday while helping unload hay at
2 years. Id months were qnly (d.eU.
Skit—“ $496 K. O. It. Detroit” ..............................
complimenting their daughter, Mrs.
his
father’s
barn
In
this
city.
{luring thp lg.it gu years the Are loss Clarence Hendcrahott of McMinnville,
Guy Hurt. Wanda Brown.
The team on the hay rope pulled the
We wish to publicly thank the friends
gnd expense am ounted to $1.60 fair who passed the holidays here. Five
young man several feet, toward the and neighbors for the wood shed fall of
Clarinet Solo - “ Serenade” . .................................Titl
I I,
000 per year. This luw cost is prin.
tables of ,,Wbist,‘ were played; card
roof before they could be stopped. The wood and other help and kindnesses
Mr. Herbert von Lehe.
cipslly attributed lu having their own ' honors fell to Marion Hunt and Ulna
laceration was very painful and Dr. shown us.
directors as solicitors, thereby prevent­ | Tate. After cards a dainty lunch was
Tenor Solo “ Toreador's Song” from Carmen Bizet
Beauchamp had to take several stitches
Mr. and Mrs. Oron Weddle.
ing naisnlous and over inaurance rlsKa. served.
Mr. Stanley A. Starr.
before
t h e wound could be closed.
A communication from Harry Wells,
Additional guests were: Mr. andMrs.
Overture —“ Lustapiel” ............................ Keler Bela
Young Nendel is confined to his bed.
insurance commissioner for the state of Wayne Ashby, Mr and Mrs. Guy Geer,
SPE0AL TRAIN.
Cornet
S
o
lo
-“
My
Heart
at
Thy
Sweet
Voice”
..
Oregon, and of other prominent author­ Mr.andMrs.C.J. Hunt, Mr.andMrs J.T.
....... .................................................... Saint Saens
ities on insurance mutters were read, Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. J.S Steinbergcr,
Leo Klecker.
There will be a special train from
and all of them strongly recommended Mr.ami Mrs.F.A.Smith,Mr.and Mra.W.
smple reserve funds.
Delivery of goods starts at 9:30 a.m. Detroit to Albany, Saturday, Jan. 15.
Skit—“ The Sound Absorber” . ___ ___________
\ H. Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Qto, Y" t, Mrs
south of the Salem ditch, and at 10a.m. Train leaves Kingston 9:10 a. m. i mi
There were provisions made to have t'laranru Jlcndcrehwlt, Marlon Hunt,
Oliver Lesley, D. C. Itavis and band.
north. Have orders in early. Feed ai rives at Kingston from Albany nt
HPifdu reserve fu'ldi in th | future, su Thomas and Edna Tate. Mabel! W'ag
Quartet from Rigoletto....... , . . . . ..................... ..Verdi
orders put i n Monday are delivered 5:50 p. m.
as to pay all elalms promptly on de­ , rer, Georgia ami Rachel Hunt, Morris
Tuesday and put in Thursday are de­
mand, and alao to guard against large ; Geer, Gladys Hill and June Kearns of
Anvil Chorus from II Trovatbre ......................... Verdi
livered Friday.
fElectrical effects by Mr. C. L. Taylor.)
or extra a*.-e**ment* in case of Unfor­ Slayton and the host and hostess, Mr. '
NOTICE.
Ben Gehlen, Deliveryman
tunate heavy losses.
■ and Mrs. U. Wagner.
“ Home Sweet Home the World Over” ........... Lampe
The Trover & Weigel Photo Sti dio
The following officers were elected
This number shows how Home Sweet Home
for the ensuing year; F. A. Hell pres­
O
ur
Basincss
is
Selling
Drugs
wl"
^ open the first Saturday
should be played in Germany, Spain, Italy,
v.
..
. say we , handle
,, only
, guar- and , _,
Sunday of , each month.
ident, bublimlty; Chas. Hottinger sec­
Needless
to
,
_ . Remember
Spotland, China, Ireland and America.
retary-treasurer. Sublimity. Director«:
anteed standard lines of drugs a n d Sa J
and tUnday’ February ° 'h
Duet—“ Miserere" from II Trovatore.................Verdi
W. H. Downing, Shaw; B. Minten,
pharmaceuticals
hut
our
cold
and
La-
an<
b
'
_________________
-
Leo Klecker, R A iiak ely .
Srto; t*. C. Frerea. Kltrotfi: Henyv
grippe tablets are above the average.
StgingafSp. Aumsville; John Beqdct,
March—“ National Cadeta” ____________
Brown
We take pride in their efficiency. Slo-
Jordan,
Star Spangled Banner.
per Drug Store.
A broken stump puller was the cause
of R. L. Flint getting a gash several
inrhes long cut in his head by a flying a«
THE BUGLE BLOWS
hook Tuesday morning of this week.
The first copy of the Stayton High
The injured man was brought to
The big Closing Out Sale <f the Stay-
School “ Bugle” is out, and is a dinger. ton Housefurnishing Co. is in full hi: «t,
Staylon where Dr. Beauchamp had to
Let us have another soon. We looked and wagon loads of furniture art gi ng
put In nine stiches in Mr. Flint’s fore­
up the word Bugle and it is some sort out every day. There is plenty it ft,
head.
of a wind instrument.
After a short illness of only three
however, and some of the very b st
d a y of pneumonia. Anna D. I.affoon, SUBUMITY COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS
bargains are still in the store. G. in
Joe Prery, who returned from Port­
I travel through three road districts,
wife of Ernest I.affoon of Lyons, sue-
and look them over, ycu will not rej t
land Friday, where he has ordered a all of which have good Supervisors, and
climbed to the dread disease at 2 a. m.
the time spent.
complete stock of Gent’s Furnishings have eight or nine miles of hard-sur­
Friday, Jan. 7.
The Sublimity Commercial Club had which he will place in the south room of faced roads, kept in fine condition. The
The young couple had been here but a good turnout Tuesday night, and the I. O. O. F. building, now occupied rest of the roads are fine when you get
Grant Murphy received the spn*v ‘-
a short time over a year. They were many interesting remarks were made by the Stayton Theatre. Mr. Peery has down to them but the early and contin­
ment as administrator of the cst.it* < f
married in August, 1914. Besides the by the members.
a lease on the building, and is already uous rains have made them almost im­
G. W. Murphy, deceased. The pr ;tc • r
husband, a 3 months-old babe is left.
StHyton s e n t a delegation which having show cases and shelving made passable in places. Spring will soon be
was appraised to be worth f 4r00. ", o
The body was shipped to Kentland, would have been much larger if it hnd for his new store. Hu will fake pos­ here and the roads will be good again.
estimate was made by S.L.Stew
Indiana, Saturday, Jan. 8, accompanied not been that nearly everyone has « session of his new place January 24, My patrons are the best anywhere and
H.
Hobson and J.R.Miller.
by the husband and his mother, Mrs. A. bad cold or t|i« grippe. Those present and will advertise his opening at a later patronize the route and its conveniences
J.nffixm. The funeral services will bp from Stayton were) W. F. Klecker, date.
well. This is how they show their ap­
F o r a limited time approximately
For Sale—Cheap
held at the Mt, /.¡on church in Indiana. J, W. Mayo, S. L. Stewart and S. H.
Joe is a hustler in his line and the preciation. Last winter about this three acres of unimproved land within
The deceased was a niece of Mrs. W. J. lieltzcl.
Mall joins with his numerous friends in time I drove up to a box to find a pack­ a few blocks of t h e Stayton High
One Portable Gaar Scott Saw J.i ”,
Hewitt of this city.
wishing him all manner of good luck in age addressed to myself. It was a Shool can b e purchased a t a very complete together with top rig. belt.! g
nice portion of spare ribs. A little la­ reasonable figure. If interested write track, saws, ete. Everything read* to
On account of the High School Or­ his new venture.
In an interview with Mr. Rizzo, man ter two small porkers were put in a or call on S.H.Heltzel, Stayton, Ore.
chestra
Concert
occurtng
on
the
regu-
apply power. The above mill will Go
CARD OF THANKS.
I lar meeting night of the Parent-Teach­ ager of the Stayton theatre, lie states sack and hung to a box for me. They
»old cheap, nearly new.
We, the undersigned, wish to thank ers Association, the meeting has been that it ia quite possible that a new were about as large as wood-rats-most-
E. A. Downing,
the kind friends and neighbors for their positioned until Friday, January 21. building will be erect* d across the ly ears. They were of good stock but
tf 3J miles northeast of Stayton, Ore.
help and sympathy during the recent Complete program will be ppblishei| street from the |. (). O. F. hu Idmg for over-faeding killed one. T h e other
w h e n butchered a t eleven months
his theatre.
Illness and deafh of opr beloved, ^pna next weeR.
that counts in the drug business. We
Mr. Peery also has a line of made to dressed two hundred and seventy-five want to call your particular attention Dairy Cows Wanted—
D I.affoon,
No Jerseys need apply. I want big
Ernest I.affoon and family.
For Sale -6 acres 1 mile from Stay- measure clothes that cannot be beaten. pounds. During the summer and fall to the fact that our long training and
ton, 2-room box house, small barn, well, He has made connections with some of I often found apples, pears, prunes, knowledge o f scientific pharmacy ( boned, Durham, Holstein or Red Poll,
quince and sometimes sandwiches and enable us to handle all your prescrip­ good milkers and in good condition.
Dr H. A. Beauchamp made a trip to voting orchard, chicken house, fruit the best houses in the U. S.
t ie like mother used to make.
tions in a manner w hich we feel sure Will pay good price for above kind,
Oatea Sunday night in his Ford and re­ house, all fenced woven wire. A dandy
A
few
weeks
ago
I
received
gifts
of
will
meet with your approval. Bring must be fresh or coming fresh within
ports eight inches of snow at that {dare buy. Price $600- $400 cash, balance at
several rings o f weinie-wurst a n d us your prescriptions. Beauchamp's | 15 days.
V.J.Philippi,
I ut that hia machine negotiated the 6 per cent. See or write the Stayton
country
sausage.
To
cap
the
climax
3-3x
S tijton, Ore.
Drug
Store,
i Mail.
3 3
drift« with little difficulty.
after driving many miles over snowy
roads facing an iej wind, I opened a
mail-box to discover a lunch and a big
Beginning Jan. 15th to Jan. 29th steaming pot of piping hot coffee.Need-
1916 we will sell at the following prices 1 ss to say it hit the right spot.
J m H'
Puffed nee two pkgs for
Can you beat ’em?
25c
Golden Rod Oats large pkg
M. J. Craldree, carrier.
23c
Albers Wheat Flakes large pkg
35c
Albers Farina 9 lb. sack
5tV
Buckwheat
(lour
fresh
91b.
sack
Have your Hot Water Bottle in shape for an
50c
Crystal
White
Syrup
gal.
can
unexpected tooth ache or neuralgia attack.
55c Good Teeth, Keep your teeth clean,
Karo Syrup dark, gal. ‘an
Mt. Vernon & Yellow ban Mill; can 7c mouth clean and fresh with Roxall,
8c Nyals, A.D.S. or Purola Tooth paste,
Best Gloss Starch p', g
7c we have them, 35c large tube, also a
Ivory Starch (cold)
If not, go to M avo’s Cash Store and try a
25c line line of tooth brushes 10c to 50c at
Swifts white soap 6 bars
25c j Beauchamp's Drug Store.
Pearl White ao.ip 6 bars
line of hot water bottles and fountain syringes
Swifts Pride cleanser
7c
prices from
28c j
Nothing like ’em.
Matches Birds’ Eye 7 box for
$6.60
Notice —I am ready to register voters
Sugar best berry 100 lbs.
Young’s Cash Grocery.
for the April primary for this end of
Have a Shape as well as a Heart and be comfortable
Linn county. Come in early, and don't
put it off too late.
O. M. Raker, Kingston.
At M oyo’s you will also find a full line of
The sermon topics at the Methodist
church Sunday will be: In the morning,
DRY GOODS, HOUSE DRESSES and APRONS
“Jestls The Light of The World.” In
the evening, “ An Embarrassing Ques­ Special afternoon prayer services are
tion, or a World Benefactor's Just being held nt various homes throughout
Cause For Complaint.” Vr.s. Stanley the city in charge of Rev. K. B. lx>ck-
A. Starr will have charge of the Ep- hart who states that they will probably
be continued through next week as well.
worth League service at 6:30 p. m.
Stayton High School Orchestra
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1916
GETS YANKED IN AIR
BY A HAY FORK
“ WHIST CLUB
GIVES PARTY” ;
NOTICE!
MARION FARMER GETS
HEAD BADLY CUT
YOUNG WOMAN
DIES AT LYONS
THE BIG FURNITURE
SALE IS NOW ON
NEW STORE WILL
PATRONS APPRECIATE
OPEN UP SOON
CARRIER ON ROUTE 1
T h e S ta y to n
M a il n o w 7 5 c
BUY BEFORE THE RISE
After All Its Experience
BARGAINS
H ot W ater Bottles
LADIES
HAVE YOU EVER HAD
Good Health depends on
A FIT?
WE HAVE A GUARANTEED
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET
75 c to $ 3 .5 0
Sloper’s Drug Store
Mayo’s Cash
Store