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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1916)
OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW ( ? H I OOOD J U D O ! d K T » P 0 8 IT IV K I N f O H M A T I Q H ) I A Record of Industrial Devel oment in any State will do More to Attract Capital than A n yth in g Else. Let the World Know what Oregon is Doing in This Line % Grants Pass, Utah-L’sh > Si rar Go. announces another volun tary raise o f 50 cents per to i sugar beets which is an advance of 81.00 per ton over the rate i 'dished m the contracts as origi nally signed. Isn’ t such an industry a great asset to a community? St. Helens, Shipyard here will ercet enormous sheds to en able ship building to continue throughout the winter. U S T put it up to a gentlemanly fellow and watch him take to the tobacco that calls for u smalt size 1 chew. A few facts like these appeal to his common sense:— W -B C U T Chcwiiut is rich tobacoo. ft’s shredded, you get next to a ll the |(ood tobacco taste. The touch of salt helps bring out the lluvor. It’s not sweeter- ■' end flavored to death—you don't have to keep grinding and spitting. M ..I. t>r WETMAN BRUTON COMPANY. SO UsUa W . N.w Yrrfc City J St. Helens, Negotiations i -ported of big timber deal which would mean new logging K. It. and large mill on Columbia. Oregon’s total registration is 12,000 less than in 11)14. Portland, England buys two shiploads of lloUr at $7.80 and one Chicago firm bought 1,000,000 bushels of w heat paying Ofl.55 for bluestem, Portland delivery. MAN of family has a big responsibility. He not only must con Eugene, Oregon Power Company, wlunturily reduces its gas serve the morals and education ot his wife and loved ones, but he must see to it that THEY SHALL NOT WANT. Is there a bet rate here and in Springfield nearly one ¡...If, to stimulate use of gas. ter way of helping his dear ones than by adding to his BANK ACCOUNT! Portland, New ship company to start w >rk at once on contracts I t will provide against sickness and misfortune. Every man of family for tour ships involving $4.000,000 for Norwegian interests. A SHOULD HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT. STAYTON 1 STATE BANK a j. 1 ! A share of the banking business j of Stayton and vicinity is solicited. 1 business. STAYTON DAIRY T H O M A S, Proprietors. E. D. Crabtree, Prop. Fresh, Salt & Cared Meats Lard & Cream ery Butter. Dally TINWORK and PLUMBING Bath Tubs, Lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm ers—We carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. ►OV f L. A. MESSING JACOB SPANIOL Swiss Jeweler 31 Y E ' US E X P E R IE N C E All vo r' on watches and clocks guaranteed for One Year CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15 SALEM -STAYTON ♦ Try My W 4 . It Spralc. For Itself Located in the Shoe Shop West f i ■ ' ayton State Bank STA YTO N -K IN G STO N AUTO STAGE Oregon Wili make regular trips every day, Sundays included as follows: PAI.KM PHONE ( « 3 FARMS WANTED ii List ♦ YOUR FARM LAND With i. ■ » Geo. A. SMITH The Stayton Real Estate Man \ Lancefleld Bldg. :: . > - OREGON (.cave Sta' ton for Kingston “ Kingston “ Stayton Arrive Stayton 8:36 A.M. 8:56 “ 9:05 “ Dallas, Prune packing plant is operating at full capacity and the biggest season in years is anticipated. Hood River, Wittenburg-King Co. of the Dalles contracts for 5,000 tons lower grade fruit from Apple Association at $10 per ton. Local vinegar company increases capacity. Fancy Fruit Co. mak ing confections from earned fruit. In connection with building the new railroad in Eastern Ore-, gon, Robert E. Strahorn said: “ I hope the people of Oregon will make it as easy as possible to get capital to come here to do the, work’ We should not discourage capital to hostile legislation, such as the so-called ‘land and Voan’ bill. I f that measure passed, I ’m! afraid it will be impop.siblo to get* money for the road that means so much to Oregon.” Payina V o In.ao. To Get Beet Results W ith Potatoes. The rural Indians of ¡'em still he- It Is amazing hoiv few eveu good cooks and still fewer housewives St.now j lleve in “paying the lie Ms." for fear that their crops will fail If the an of the following aid Ii. cooking: Never put salt in the v.ater tvheu cient observances are ueglet led. Burnt boiling potatoes. \\ lien entirely done, offerings of drugs and aromatic plants drain, shake in the air for a second. are still made and small linages are tli“n sprinkle genei -oiisly with salt and hurlc.k hi the fields for the benefit of return to a dow II This makes even the crops and the herds. Such are a poor variety pal ntable. If you doubt | the stone carvings, called tnullo or It. Just try It out e .—New York Son. { plednis de rhnrasnnl. that are still T e m p o r a r y Inco nven ience. sold In the native market of La I’nz. "I thought yoi i were going to Improve i Bolivia - N a t i o n a l Geographic Maga conditions.” st .id the Impatient man zine. 'I don't see v/lmt you’ve done, except Soon F o il O ut. to get a lot m: people kicking.” "Ho you have lss-n camping with a ”A social former ’Is improve n it up for a Star. .-ondltloii,” replied the re like a street. In order to you always have to muss little while.” —Washington Leave - Stayton - 9:15 A .M . " - Sublimity - 9:25 “ " - Aumsvilie - 9:40 “ Poor Pa' “ - Turner - 9:55 *• ToTmny— ho you go to Led very early, Arrive - halern - 10:25 “ Leave Opp. Ore. Elec. Salem 2:45 P. M. Mrs. Gray mare? Mrs. Graj mare—Yes, Arrive - Turner - 3:15 “ Tommy, sometimes -when I feel tired. “ - Aumsvilie • 3:35 “ Tommy— You wouldn't go ,io early if Sublimity - 3:50 ** you were married to my pa, would you? 11 - Stayton - 4:00 “ Mrs. G.—Oh. Tommy, you 1 Ninny Itoy, Leave Stayton tor Kingston 4:25 P.M. why not? Tommy—Cos my | >a told my “ Kingston “ Stayton 4:50 P.M. mu that If he were your hut band he’d connects with Motor Car make you sit up!-Bcooklyn < litlzen. Hamman&Stout I THE STAYTON MAIL Published every Thursday by 1C. M . U party of friends?” “ Well,” replied the ninn who tries to speak the truth and untiling but the truth, "w e were nil amiable enough when we started, but I can't say we were a party of friends when we got hack home." - Birmingham Age-Her SVHSCKII>TIO\S, SI. 00 per year ÎS. H . H E L T Z E L Address all commumcationa to T 1 IK S T A V T O N M A IL Attornev-at-I.aw - Notary Public H. A . BEAUCHAM P, MD. Kami Ixians Secured Physician and Surgeon STAYTO N. FUNERAL DIRECTOR - J . M. K1NQO-— STAYTON - OREGON C. H. BREWER, M. D. OREGON P H Y S I C I A N AND SUKGKON S t a y t o n . O regon PAU L FEH LEN Liccnaed Veterinary Surgeon The Trover-W eigel Studio will be open Saturday and Sur «lay Nov. 4th and 5th. They a r e now located in the Matthicu Bldg on Second Street. and Dental Expert Stayton, Ore. Phone 3x24 Wilbur N. Pinllcr, D.M.I). 0ENTIST W . C. H A W LEY Republican and Progressive Di rect Primary Nominee For Office Opp. Lancefleld Shoe Store Phone 2152 Stavton. Ore G. Cyril Watson, D.M .D. -D e n tis t- CO N G RESS Up Stairs in Roy Block A VOTE FOR Stayton, - - Oregon Representative Hawley A. B U RSELL, M. D. IS ONE FOR AN EXPERIENCED CLEAN ABLE FAITHFUL AND EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SERVANT Please read his record in the Pamphlet sent to every register ed voter by the Secretary of State Republican Congres sional Committee Physician and Surgeon X lí \ Y A U M S V ILIE OREGON V. A. GOODE LAWYF.R and N O T A R Y PUBI IC Office Room No. 6, Roy BMp. “FIXIT SHOP” I have established « repair shop in the Cooper building oh Water Strict and will repair anything. Saw Filing a specialty. Oron Weddle. tf THE MUTSCHLER Blacksmith Shop W. 1. CULVER. Chairman Under New Management WM. C LA D EK , Prop., (Paid Adv.) Horseshoeing, ald. Will Tak* Tim«. "Con you shave me In ten minutes?'’ ssked the customer. "No. I can't." icplled the barber. “V*’by not V ••'('a e l i e i loo much to tell you." Yi.nl >v : : lesinau. l m s t k u Entered as second class matter ut flic ( mis I o HU- v a l Stayton, Marion, county, Oregon, under tho| ct of ungr«»* of March 3. 1879. ORKGOt Portland, eastern architect on construction of new Portland! auditorium objects of VVillamina brick on slight variation of color and wishes to send $80,000 out of Oregon. In order to establish a new ship yard in Portland, it was nec essary to temporarily vacate the stub end of an unsused street. In answer to the usual kickers, the business men on the city commis sion said, “ give them whatever this want, it means more payrolls for the city, the street can be taken back later.” t STAY TON. OREGON. I Brandon. Portland offers co-operation in building vessel to ply between the two ports. VVillamina, New sawmill to be built on Yamhill rear here. P. 0. Box 198 Stay ton *o-. Southerlin. building small saw mill to cut ties for new railroad.; Delivered & Schindler Dwelling- houses a specialty Let us figure on your build ings We can save you money A good job gauranteed . . . . Marshfield, Eastside grants franchise to Oregon Power Co. Portland’s delinquent tax list largest in history, 75 per cent of total. I Morning and Night Contractors & Builders : : : Office al Stayton Stable* STAYTO N Astoria, Altoona Packing Co. comtemplates erection o f cold storage plant. Fresh Milk & Cream Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock W - Hermiston. Construction Co. employing 100 men about h a lf1 through widening government feed canal. STAYTON MEAT MARKET & “ Pastime Billiard and Cigar Stoi-3 Treats all domestic- animals, also applies the rabefCUUa test. Telephone 3x7 Corvallis, Electrification of S. P. west side line now complete between here and Portland except from Independence to McCoy where crews are at work. SESTAK F r e d Rock’s STAYTON, Cove, 40 carloads prunes shipped to date. C a p ita l § 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Phone 77 The S. L. Henderson, Ass’ t. Atty. General of State of Washington and ex-trainman says the Adamson law is purely a ininimun wage law and when fully worked out will reduce present wages of many railroaders. Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stavton, Oregon l Luiay According to last published figures, every man, woman and child in Oregon will this year pay £30 tax for state, county, city and schools, the state tax being only about $3 of the $30. This shows where tax burdens must be trimmed. Brandon, N. Y. syndicate takes over extensive mining claims in Coos and Gurry counties. long experience in the banking 1 I. ICE COLD AND A LW A Y S ON TAP IN KEGS AND B O T TLES L T *‘T h e Drin k th a t S « t i i f i r a a n d do«a not I n t o i i c a t « " Portland bank clearings one week total £19,338,931, largest for G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc any one week since establishment of clearing house. Veterinarian You are assured of a safe deposi- i • tory and courteous treatment at this bank, by ample capital and ! » Union Pacific system calls for bids on 2500 freight cars using 15,000,000 feet of lumber, specification requiring all lumber to be purchased from Union Pacific territory in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Eugene iron works will enlarge that industry by adding shops 40 by 68 feet. i fí “ W EINHARD'S GOLDEN NECTAR” “ W EINHARD’ S AMBER N EC TAR " Eugene, Loganberry juice factory being promoted here. Woodwork Blacksmithing POTATOES! Have you potatoes to sell? buying for delivery at once. We Call—L. A. ThomaB, J. W. Mayo. nr ALL WORK Stayton, G UARANTEE^ Oregon