OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
4 o o t o u b a l MAW k g W c HgjY f l
O U « T M I T T » C H IM O * W -S C U T
S S T IS S I* '. IT » R IC H T O B A C C O . * •
HU MINCHANT |
L r . u H K lA ii« cH iw .o » « * m p i
Spread T h e
FR Ö IEC I W ilK FAM ILY
BY T H E
BBS W ACHE® BOOK
A
of family has a big responsibility. He not only must con
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
MAH
ter way of helping his dear ones than by adding to his BANK ACCOUNT ’
It w ill provide against sickness and misfortune. Every man of family
SHOULD
HAVE
STAYTON
A B A N K ACCOUNT.
STATE
BANK
h id in gs F rom Co ist T o C oast O f W h a t
Is D oing In T h i Industrial Line.
O regon
A share of the banking business
of S ta y to n and vicin ity
Y o u are assured of a safe deposi
tory and courteous treatm ent at
this bank , b y am ple capital and
lon g experience in the bank ing
business.
Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Stayton. Oregon
Capital $25,000.00
STATION MEAT MARKET
&
S f A Y T O N D A IR Y
TH O M A S,
E. D. Crabtree, Prop.
P roprietors.
Fresh,
S alt
M eats
B utter.
& Cured
Lard & Creamery
Fresh Milk & Cream
Delivered
Daily
Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
Morning and N ig ht
Lulay & Schindler
•r *5.
Contractors & Builders
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build
ings
We can save you money
A good job gauranteed
Phone 77
P. O. Box 198
STAY TON, OREGON.
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings—Farni-
ers-W e carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
L. A. MESSING
JACOB SPANIOL
When congress meets next it has before it two measures of the
utmost importance to the west. Satisfactory legislation of the de
velopment of waterpowers and a relief measure for oil operation
under the Taft withdrawal order. Millions of dollars of capital to
be invested await fair legislation on these subjects.
Salem, $2,530,000 is estimated as total fruit, vegetable, and
grain yields in section tributary to here.
Grants Pass, 10 cars of apples shipped from here Sept 10, ar
rived in London and sell for $3.50 per box.
Medford, large sawmill will be built here to operate about Feb.
1, when electric line will tap large timber tract on Jackson creek.
Portland, contracts for construction of 6 wooden motorships
have been awarded to American Ship Building company.
Albany, Fully «$150,000 worth of clover seed has been shipped
out of Linn county this year, most of it from here where it has
been concentrated from all parts of the country. About 20 cars
ranged from .$ 6,000 to -$10,000 per car.
Coos Bay, Hoquiam, Wash., men contemplate establishing
shingle mill in this vicinity with loo.ooo shingles daily capacity.
Winchester Bay, Preparations under way for work on Umpqua
jetty.
Bandon, preparations under way for construction of $3o,ooo
dredge for Port of Brandon.
Coos county plans expenditure of $600,000 in 1917 on perman
ent road improvements.
If our government can say by law what wages shall be, it can
also provide imprisonment for strikers, and even for a single indi
vidual that quits work. A very essential question is whether the
federal government should undertake such things. - Tacoma Led
ger.
31 Y EARS E X PE R IE N C E
SECRET8.
All work on watches and
clocks guaranteed for
One Year
CH.'N E OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15
T ry My W o r k , It Speak* For Itself
S A L E M -S T A Y T O M
| Located in the Shoe Shop
W est o f the S tayton S ta te Bank
Oregon
FARMS WANTED
List
TO ’ KIN6ST0N
AUTO i fAGE
Will m ake reg u lar trips every day,
Sundays included as f- Ilt.ws:
SALEM P H '» 1 :i
Leave Stayton for K ingston 8:55 A.M.
I “ Kingston “ S tayton
8:55 *•
A rrive S tayton
9:05 “
S tay to n
- 9:15 A. M
Sublim ity
- 9:25 **
Aumevilie
- 9:40 **
T u rn er
- 9:55 *•
A rrive
-
Malern
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10:25 **
I/cave Opp. Ore. Flee. Salem 2:45 P. M.
A rrive
T u rn er
- 3:15 “
• 1
Anni:ville
- 3:35 “
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Sublim ity
- 3:50 *•
4 t
.- ta> ton
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4: JO “
Leave
s *
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YOUR FARM LAND
With
Geo. A. SMITH
The Stayton Real Estate Man
Lancefield Bldg.
HI
‘W EINHARD’ S GOLDEN N EC TAR "
“ W EINHARD’ S AMBER N EC TAR "
‘ T hs Drink that SaliWiaa and doa* not Intoaicata"
ICE COLD AND ALW AYS ON TAP IN KEGS AND BOTTLES AT
Fre d R o c k ’s
Newport, auto road to Siletz Bay being opened.
The “‘Pastime Billiard and Cigar Store
Myrtle Point to have new lumber yard and pianingmill.
S TAYTO N ,
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OREGON
G. J. Taylor, editor of Molalla Pioneer has disposed of his in
terests in the Pioneer to Palmer & Palmer, late of Dillon, Montana
to enter the lecture field.
Silver Lake, recently burned garage to be rebuilt
G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc
Veterinarian
Paisley, flour mill sells for $12,000.
Published every T hursday by
H I. M . O I . M S T K I )
Bend, new saw mill to be built 6 miles west of here will em Treat» »11 domestic- animal«, al»c
applies th e Tuberculin te st.
ploy 50.
Telephone 3x7
E ntered aa second class m a tte r s ! the
Office at S te y te n Stablea
Lexington, wheat to be shipped from here filling warehouses
postnfflee a t S tayton, Marion, county,
and vacant lots will total $600,000.
STAYTON
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OREGOK
O regon, u nder th e j ct of ongr* s t of
March 3, 1879.
Portland Telegram, when the tax rate climbs to an altitude
which spells extravagance, there is but one sensible thing to do -
SUBSCRIPTIONS. SI-00 per y ear
retrench. Retrenchment is the speediest, most direct and most
A ddress all com m unications to
». H . H E L T Z E L
direct and most efficacious remedy for extravagance in public ex
T H E STAYTON MAIL
A tto rn e v » t-I.a w — N otary Public
penditures.
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Proposals for contracts by foreign interests for ships to be de
H. A . BEAUCHAM P, M .D.
livered in 1918 indicate no let-up in this industry for some years at
F arm Loan« Secure i
Physician and Surgeon
least.
Klamath Falls will vote on $300,000 bonds for Strahorn road to
ORKGON
STAYTON.
Sprague River. Mr. Strahorn assures continuance of the road on
Catohing and Tam ing Clsphanta.
to Bend if the bond issue carries.
Swiss Jeweler
Stayton
O U naturally tako to the broad minded merchant
who has your intcreatat heart. Many of them havo
taken up W-B C U T Chewing themselves and are glad
to show you why you should use the little chew. The
common sense of rick tobacco chuck full of satitfaction
—shredded and lightly salted, ao you get at the tobacco
satisfaction—is making friends all around.
■a* A t Winua-WOTOW COW Airi. » V+a le trc Ifew T«A_Q*I
Y
THE STAYTON MAIL
is solicited.
SESTA K
O H IT M U C H , T O U M A Y T H IN K I T * j
TO O ST K O N O f -
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Baker, announcement made that erection of large saw mill to
handle 121,000 ft. of Rover iment timber on Midtllefork of John
Day river will bo started at o t
.. .’*
Portland,one contract assured and two or three others being
negotiated, all for construction of steel vessels of from 3000 to 4000
tons deadweight.
Wedderburn, Macloay estate sawmill will experiment in sawing
hardwood lumber from oak logs in this vicinity.
Portland rubber mills contracts 5000 gross rubber heels, about
$100,000. The compimy is increasing its capital stock from $25.000
to $40,000.
Grants Pass, $70,443 contract let to Portland firm for new
Courthouse.
Portland, • ctober bank clearings aggregate $79,605,993; Isr- j
gest in city’s history.
Medford, Irrigation of lfi.lHX) acres in Sams Valley projected I
involving expenditure of $200,000.
The political fight in now over and business and industry will
be given a chance to catch its breath before Congress begins to
legislate and regulate it again.
Portland, Public employment bureau finds jobs for 4408 in Oct.
Grants Pass, new factory now turning out fine Hogue Itiver
Valley sugar as a finished product.
C W I T O M i m WILL
A F P H K C IA T « TO UK
T « L U H * THKH
w - i CUT T O * M
Leave S tayton to r K ingston 4:25 P.M.
“ Kin ton “
tayton
4:50 P.M .
connect« w ith M otor C rt
Hamman & Stout
own secrata i* gen-
c
but th a t folly it
i
.vi out rjuift; to communlcata
J
t e a
w i h which wa ara in-
♦ r u c ’. c d i i a l w a y s treachery, and
t
t r e a c h e r y , for the most part,
? co m b in ed with folly.—Johnaon.
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Earlias Map*.
The inventor ot geographical m aps
and ' hurts la raid to have been th e
i : ti d A naxim ander of Meletn*.
who lived about the year 570 R. O.-,
ttnm;;li. of < ourse, there Is more or
h,Js mi -rta in ty nbont the m ntter. We
I; ion that maps exxlsted anion« the
Greek* as early ns 400 B. C., b ut even
am ong so lntclli«ent a people os the
Greek'* (i tv . a Impossible, owing to the
lack of gn raphlcal knowledge, to
ha-.*• more th an a vngne outline of the
world around *he g reat sea. T he tlrst
tolerably accu rate map of the world
ns n t forth .m in « until 1550. and
Hint v n ; tie cs nrlly only In part,
much of tlie earth lielng then un
known.
To tell our
-.1/ f o l l y ,
n a y s a w itn n r t .
"She talked to him Just to let bln.
know she w asn’t afraid of old bach •
lorn.”
“ Ye*.”
“ And he talked to her Just to let lie«
know th at he w asn’t afraid of tt Id
Off«.”
“ W eil?”
“Oh, they a re m arried now ."—Hoatoi,
T ranscript.
Bridges In Koras.
Some Idea of th e delight* of travel
Ing In Korea Is given by the follow
big description by s trav e ler of t
“brld«es" In th a t country:
A first class b r i d g e III K o r e a Is Mini
ply an asso rtm en t of planks nnlled to
getlier. T hese sre scarce.
A second class bridge la a scries of
Isolated stones, from one to ano th er
o f w hich th e visitor m ay Jump.
A third ( I sms bridge, much th e com
m onest variety, Is Invisible. Its posi
tion being Indicated by a couple of
posta. one on each side of the river.
They mean th a t yon may safely wade
across, as the w ate r will probably not
go much over your c h e s t
In Ceylon the natives capture wild
elephants by lassoing them and tying
tbelr hind lega to treea. Tbua tied,
they are left to atruggte for fo u r or
live days If the ropea bo well secured
and knotted the anim als struggle in
vain, for they are unable to ex ert their
full atren g th tow ard getting free.
W hen they have grown tired o f tho
frultlesa tight they aro tied by tho
neck betw een tw o tam e elephants and
m arched off to tha tea p lan tatio n s or
the railroad, w here they a re p u t to
work. U nder th e tuition of tam e ele
p hants they learn rapidly to perform
the labor th a t Is required of th e fi a s d
non a re able to lay rati reed Hes tw o -
rafety.
C.
H. BREWER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN ANI) SUKGEON
S ta y to n . O regon
PAU L FEH LEN
Licensed
Veterinary Surgeon
and Dental Expert
S tayton, Ore.
,
Phone 3x24
W ilbur N. P ìn tlcr, D.IH.D.
The Bee Wolf.
Among th e m ost d estru ctiv e In h a b
DENTIST
ita n ts of the ocean la the sen wolf, 4
Otl.ce
Opp.
LnrvcficUl Shoe S tore
kind of dolphin, which a ttain s w hen
full grow n a h-ugth of fourteen f e e t Phone 2152
S tavton, O t«
When a m other w alrus acre a sea w olf
she endeavors to throw her cub on an
Iceberg. If one la near. Falling thta,
she gets It ou to her hesd and sw im s
with It slMive w ater. B ut often this
— Dentist—
does not save It. L iving far below,
th e fish o f prey com es tip w ith trem en
dous force, strik in g the m other and
Jolting the cub off her head in to th a Stayton,
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Oregon
w ater.
Hops.
A woman took her husband to a
noted nllenlst for whnt seemed to be n
lioginnlng psychosis and to decide
Physician and Surgeon
w hether lie should be plnced In a sani
X BAY
tarium
A fter n lengthy consultation
she drew th e physician aside and naked AUM SVILLE
OREGON
him Im patiently for Ills verdict. He
responded, "T here arc hopes, madam,
hut It Is a t present only a surm ise."—
Medics I Pickwick.
G. Cyril Watson, D .M .D .
Up Stairs in Roy Block
A. B U RSELL, M. D.
o siso ritiss.
T he O nest- I wish to p resen t Mr.
Kpnnner. He Is th e engineer who con
stru cts all the moat w onderful bridges
In the world. H ostess — Ho glad to
know you! You m ust let m e Introduce
you to P rofessor Hpailes, who teaches
bridge to our club. You bridge ex
perts ought to lie acquainted.—New
York Globe.
V. A . GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUDLIC
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
“ FIXIT SHOP”
I have established a r* pair shop in
the Cooper building on W ater S tre e t
and will rep air anvthing.
Saw Filing
a specially.
Oron Weddle.
tf
The Dairy ae a Temple.
T he people called th e Todas, living
In th e Nllglrl hills, India, have a curi
ous religious rltunl evolved o ut of the
ordinary operations of th e dairy. Tho
p riest Is the dairym an, mid the templo
Is th e dairy. Only th e milk of th e sa
cred buffalo is churned In the dairy
T he Trover-W eigol Studio will be
temple. The milk of buffaloes th a t are
not "sacred" Is churned In the front open S atu rd ay and Sunday Dec. 2nd
part of th e hut* In which th e people and 3rd. They are now located in the
live T he dairy tem ples are of differ M atthicu Bldg on Second S tre e t.
ent degree* of sanctity, corresponding
to th e different degrees of san ctity of
the buffaloes tended In each. Even the
vessels used In n dairy tem ple vary In
sanctify, those th a t contain the milk
being more sacred than those Hint only
receive the products of th e churning
- J . M. RINGO—
NOTICE!
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
STAYTON
OREGON