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COUNT IN ID AH O IS S LO W GYM. IS SURE Returns Ara Widaly at Variance. But neat sum subscribed in a few minutes Trend Toward* Wilacn. POWDEü A b s o lu te ly P u re Made from Cream of Tarta» N O A L U K -N O PHOSPHATE not*«', l '!>». No« s I h<> count In Idaho Is exc« ptlonall) ale* Scatter lug returns ur«- wtilely at variance, but the vote tn the state capital trend* towards Hutch«'* However. Incomplete return* from the state at targe show President Wil son leading by a substantial plurality. For the governorship. Alexander, democrat, leada by a narrow margin over ltavis. the republican candidate. An exceptionally large vote was cast all over the state. In southwestern Idaho Itobert N. Dunn is strongly in the lead in the non partisan race for justice of the supreme court O. A. Klmer. si'cro- tary for the republican state central committee, claims Idaho f«'r both Hughes and Davts. The World'» turpoutlno output ex- ioo«ls 25,000.000 gallona aiiiiuiilly. thè l'nlte«l States l»eing thè crea test pro- diu-lng mi tinti Co rning at at C. F. HALL Jordan Hall S U B L IM IT Y JO R D A N Tuesday, Nov. 14, Friday, Nov. 17 The Sublimity Dramatic Club In a Startling Four Act Drama Entitled “The Noble Outcast” Special Scenery, Attractive Music and a Jol ly Good Time CAST OF CHARACTERS Gerald Weston, known as Jerry the Tramp Michael Benedict Col. Matthew Lee, a Southern Banker Nick Heuberger James Blackburn, his nephew Wm. Her mens Jack Worthinjrton. Blackburn’s rival Edward Pieser Mrs. Lee. W’ife o f the Colonel Anireline Hermens France, a disputed possession Rose Hottinper Sadie, faithful b u t free , Hannah Heuberger SYNOPSIS ACT ACT ACT ACT I Colonel Lee’s Southern Estate II Drawing room in Col. Lee’s mansion III Jerry’s hut IV Same as act one P o p u la r P r ic e s Dance After Both Shows New Ycrk Vote* for Hughes. New York's 45 electoral votes will be cast fnr Hughes and Fairbanks. The retu.-ra - J "ate that Mr. Hughes carriitd the tintr by a substantial plu rality. v a ‘ r turns from the state were closely <\a*chcd. In several of the upper ccurties of the state, par ticularly Tr and Monroe, voting ma«hin«..-; vt m l, which facilitated prompt trl :on of the returns. When the cot, te returns from Buf falo gave Hu ;!:es 40,852 and Wilson 36,915. it wen n arded as certain that the republic! presidential candidate had carried t': state. Karly in the evening the leading New York dailies, including th< j apors which supported Wilson during the campaign, conced ed the election of Hughes. Governor Whitman was re-elected by a largo plu-illty and William M. Calder. republican candidate for Uni ted States senator was also elected. The so-called “ solid South,” Ala bama. Arkansas. Florida, Louisiana, M s s ic c -p !, North Carolina, South C'aralir.a, Tennessee, Texas and Vir ginia. which have uniformly cast their electoral votes for the democratic presidential candidates, Is still solidly democratic, W 'lson and Marshall poll WRITES LETTER to the «ere. worth the «lay we were The meeting adjourned I .tor ami again I,lore $1.6'» per bushel. Ill* potatoea He raiaod u largo patch mot i*n Monda« evening, at the St ; wore tine, theatre. Quit«- a nuittuer o f bucine worth then $1 M> a cwl. that day. We men attended thiaTiler me ting. wore then .St) miles from I’ rineville Finally after some di«eu*aloa by Mi ««here we arrived at 3 o'clock p. m. Wilbur, Me. Kooch un i others it wa ■ Prinevill* la a beautiful town all sur- deciilcil to leave ’the raising o f the 1 r«><mded by hill«, on the t'ria>k*'«l river, amount necessary t«> build a g> n cvn u m ii is inure o f a stock country than to the high ach«»ol pupils and th. i u wheat growing. A fter taking on n d« nt body. t >nk of gasoline which by the way ««as per gal , we star led on. We passed The sch«-o| has already pl«*dge,| $37 » the student body to raise $150 u year the town o f Hivrn«*s without teeing it so wc slopped at a ranch houa«*, 1 got for t««o years, and the b ch schisd t> raise #75 by wo al cutting on Satur a goo I >■* «1 io th bouse but they could days this winter. The balance o f the not accommodate the men so they had $1,000 necessary is to be sohcit«*d bv to sleep in the haymow, and lo a n ! tie- the pupils o f the high school among hold in the morning, Mr. Seigmund, the busmeaa men, farmer* and all who was the tirst nutn out found he «ithers w lo .ire intareated in the Stay- had left I ik machine out and it had froseti tight. Well with the alt! of ton High School. With over seventy bright young peo sage brush for tire and hot water we ple at work. it i* predicted that the started on our road by 10 o'clock a. m. amount will be raised in a short time, Nothing hurt or broken in the freese. Our next stop was at Kiver Dale. ant that before many weeks actu.il work will l*o started on Slayton's new We passed the horn«* o f P A. Munruc, Gymnasium. No doubt many pi'ople thence on to S«*ammons Ranch where who read these lines have been solicit- we found my brother. Kivcr.talc is a ed already to give what they* can to- valley 8 miles by 30 all level at the wani this fund. Don't turn th ese1 head o f Crooked river. The grout young people down, give them some drawback here is frost. It freezes thing even if it be but u dollar ard every mouth and almost every night, help to swell the amount to the nev'es- als«* the wood is very scarce ami hard sary sixe, so that Stayton can have a to get but Iota o f sage brush, jack rab bits, ssge hens, etc. My father stayed real recreation building. On« man on th«' street put it truly With Mr. and Mrs. P A. Munruc. The and tersely the other day. "T h e one wind Dlew prettv barri next day hut no TO-NIGHT G o th a m S o . BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE 3 REELS OF PICTURES 3 D O N ’ r MISS T H E G R E A T PI A Y L E T as VICE a n d t h e W OM AN as Friday Night, Entire Change of Program INCLUDING 2634 AND TH Ii W AR D E N An Expose on Prison L'fe ~ SATURDAY NIGHT, Five Act Drama EAST LYNN A T TH E STAR TH E A TR E POPULAR PRICES 15c .md 25c Box Candies Chocolates Caramels Creams, Etc. thing you have to be especially proud o f in Stayton is that class o f seventy odd high school pupils.” Let us make Stayton a real ‘ ‘school town. ’ ' r* 'n *I,'I ^ roaiis art' excellent in that country. We starteil for Bend Oct. 20 at 3 p. m. About 0 miles o f Ben«! we met Ben Kleckcr and ilia brother Jce. Ben had just lost a valuable horae and ROSE BEADS. AIL CCICRS Later—The school got out early elec had to stop oiT until he got another. tion day and worked all day with the He was locate«! at or near Fort K«*ck. following success, which assures a Choose from A fter warming at their camp fire we gymnasium for Stayton. went on to Bend, arriving there about Newspapeis, Magaz.nes We found Ernest Luthy at High School Student Body____ $300.00 8 p. m. the Ford Garage. We stayed and Boys o f High S ch ool................... 75.00 Brown-Petzel Lumber C o .__ . . . 50.00 *n the sights o f Bend until 12 Bend is a busy George Keech................................. 25 00 ° clock next day. A. D. Gardner .............................. 25.00 town, two large saw mills, one grist J. P. W ilbur.................................... 25.00 mill and not enough hotel facilities to Living ia high. We V. D. Sloper................................... 25.00 th? P?°pJe H. Lilly.............................................. 25.00 left Bend Oct, traveling nearly the same route as we went in on, with the C. A. Beauchamp....................... 25.00 From Bend to Farmers & Merchants Bank___ 20.00 exception o f Redmond. Redmond ia sandy and rough. A canal E. R oy................................................ 20.00 Stuff ia Ed. Y oung......................................... 20.00 runs through this country. We have on hand Splendid Values for grown by irrigation. The Juniper trees C. H. Brew er______________ 20.00 Stayton State Bank....................... 20.00 | are everywhere in evidence between We stopped that H. E. W irth...................................... 16.00 Bend and Redmond. night at Shanko which affords only one J. M. Ringo.................................. 16.00 40 room hotel and full every night. ALSO A NICE LINE OF Jos. Sestak .............................. 15.00 Beds $1.00, meals 50c, the highest Walter M ayo............................... 10.00 priced place on the road. We went E. M. O lm sted ............................ 10.00 W. C. Gauntt____ ________ 10.00^ through Sherman Co. on our return Free Delivery to Any Part of fhe City W. A. R iggs..................................... 10.00 trip which ia a fine wheat country. Came through the towns o f Grass Val S. L. S t e w a r t ..____ __________ 10.00 ley, Moro and Wasco, got off our road J. R. Gardner............................ 10.00 14 miles, went down on the Columbia Henry Sm ith............................. 10.00 river Came back to C. E. Daugherty......................... 6.00 and took dinner. Had to cross n toll E. D. Alexander___ ______________ 5.00 our road again. Olive Bosset____ ______. . . _____ 5.00 bridge. Held us up for $1.00 for toll, Stock Hog For Sala- See or phone, Stopped Guy Sloper________________ 6.00 at the Dallea which is a very ll-9 x W. R. Heater, Sublimity, Ore. busy D. C. Davis.......... ....................... 5.00 ‘ town as it ia situated so it hs both rail and boat facilities. We ar G. C. W a tso n ___ _____________ 5.00 Cow* For Sale Two Durham, 3 year W. N. Pintler_______ . . . ________ 5.00 rived at Hood River about dark Nov. 1 oi l cows for »ale. Fresh in January Left Minnie Poley.... ......................... 5.00 Hood River about 8 a. m., arrived and March. John Snndner, Jr., Sdo. at Barlow took dinner at the W. S. FOR RENT u nice 6-room onttagi- O regon.__________________________9-16x Alva Thomas............................... 5.00 C. A. Luthy....................................... 6.0U Tull* Hotel, came on to Woodburn. near the new high school. Enquire at John H. T h o m a ............................. 5.00 then took tra,n *or Sdvcrton, stayed ail the Mail Ollice. FOR SALE All around farm team night G. L. Brown............................. 5.00 with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ well matched and true, v«t. 2600 lbs. home Nov. 2 on the S. C. F. | _ _ . „ . Peter D e id rich ...... ........................ 5.00 Rode . . . , For Rent 8 room house, 4 rooms and Address, Box 13, Rt. 1, Sublimity, Ore. ... , . . > . , , Missler & T a y lo r ________________ 6.00 Loffgmg tram, had no caboose so rode . halls It carpeted, and window shades, or phone 661. in the engine. We arrived home at Frank Lesley................................. 5.00 Water in house aqd yar«l. - Toilet, gHr noon Silver Creek Falls about noon. Glad A . C.Pancaost................................. 5.00 den, flowers, fruit trees, grapes, etc Driving Hor*a well broke, gentle to get home again and watch it rain, ) Grant M urphy......... ...................... 6.00 Price $10 to reliable part). Inquire at ¡driving horse, wt. 1150, 6 years old for Glen Munkers___ ________________ 2.50 Anyone contemplating a trip overland Mail Office. If. tale. John Sandner, Jr., Scio, Ore. should engage Frank Seigmund as E. D. C rabtree_____ ___________ 2.50 9-16x W. Petzel 2 5o driver. He has a very fine car and is a SALE BILLS at the Mail Office. We H * 1 B«WlVtt~’ .................. 2.60 TerY careful driver. We went the have the Inrgcst circulation o f any For Sale Cheap Two lota in Hollis- C. E. Cramer 2 50 *r’P miles without a single ac- paper printed or sent into the Snntinm ter’» addition. Owner Willis Caldwell, Chas. Stayton 2 50 c,dent or blowout. For the benefit of Valley. Advertise with us sml get 11-16 Brownsville, Ore. Forrest Mack 2 50' friends o f P. A. Munro and family, results. W. H. Hobson 2 50 wil* 8ay that they are ,ocatc(1 on 320 Buggy For Sale One horse open bug G. F. Korinek 2 50 acrea o i Prair'e *°'l in a beautiful val- Money to Loan I Have Made Arrange gy. good as new, cheap M. O. Mack 2 50 *ey we** sat'sfied and doing well. ments for loaning eaatern money, ll-9 x Paul Frank, Stayton, Ore, CfaM.*Schaefei " 2.50 Your8 Ite"IM,p,fol|y« will make very low rate o f inter J. T. Hunt 2 00 Winnifred Freeman est on highly improved farms. Ho Registered Durham Bull —for sale, 16 F. F oster___________ ___________ 2.00 mer H. Smith, room 5, McCornack months old. John Sandner, Jr., Scio, A. P. Kirsh ........................ ........... 2.00 Guy Hurt........ ................................. 6.00 Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. Ori'gon, 9-16x Martin B erg........ ........................... 2.00 Ralph Urban.................................. 5.00 tf. Dan Doll_____ _____ ___________ 2.00 I T T ” — ...................................... T ill 4.00 B. A. F a rra r___ Horae For Sale Black gelding, wt. L. C. Waynick........ ....................... 1.50 2.50 L. A. Thomas WANTED -Huy ard straw chopper, about 1):00, 4-years-old, broke. See or Mrs. Lucy E. Brown____ _____ 1.00 5.00 Phone 1x18 o r s e e Ward llolf« rd, phone Conrad Niebert, Stayton, Ore. 0 . L. We«idle___ Mrs. Henry Smith ....................... 1.U0 11-9 1 l-2x Stayton, Or«' O. E. G a r d n e r ..._____________ 1.00j Postcards ,2O0° “ Gem Confectionery, Stayton GARDNER’S CASH STORE Woolen Underwear is now in Order Men, W om en, and Children FLEECY BLANKETS and HEAVY COMFORTS J. R. GARDNER S CASH STORE, STAYTON ’ CLASSIFIED- ADVERTISING ing the usual large majoritie .. TAKE THE BUGLE 1.00 If the complete re rc.l r«'urns bra- C. C. S ta y to n ........................... G. W. D eJardin............................ 1.00 Be sure and subscribe for the High out early Indications the present dem 1.00 School Bugle, 25c for a semester, 50c ocratic ma. r Mi the lower house of Fred Fick tin.................................... 1.00 for the full term. Help your own chil congress will lx; wi erf out and the re F loyd Crab’ r e e ________ _____ Frank K lecker............................... 1.00 dren. publican party will be in control. tf 1.00 1 While the returns indicate there will Ed. W esley..................................... 1.00 be a largely reduird majority in the V. P. Lsncefield______________ _ Representative Mann Re-elected. L. A. Messing........................... . 1.00 ■enati I* not b< > d that I ha dim Chicago, Nov. 8. James ft. Mann, John Dow ning................................ 1.00 .crats will lose control. Geo. W a r fo r d ................................ 1.4.0 minority leader of the house at Wash lows )ct Republican. Wm. F ollis............... ..................... 1.00 Ington, on whom a vigorous fight was Des Moi Nov. 8. -The returns Geo. A. Smith................................ 1.00 made by the drys of the second Till from near) parts o f Iowa Indicated Mr.and Mrs. T. C. C rabtree___ 1.00 nois congressional district, was elect that Hugh' wculd carry the state by J. E. Sloper ................................ 1,00 ed by an Indicated plurality of 10,000. about SO.OOf, and Harding, republican Ben Gehlen.............................. ....... 1.00 candidate for governor, by more than Chas. Gehlen Michigan Goea for Hughea. _______ . . . ____ 1.00 100,000. if the present voting ratio Chas. S. C laik____ . . . _____ 1 00 ^ Detroit, Nov. 8.— Democratic State continues Joe P c e r y ........................ ... 1.00 Thalrman Stevenson conceded Michi J. T. Caldwell ....... ....... 1.00 gan to Hughes by “ a normal republi McCormick's Precinct for Hughes. C. C rem er....................................... 100 can majority.” Michigan Is normally Harrisburg. Pa.. Nov. 8.—The first Win. Nendell ............................... 1.00 republican by 100,000. precinct of the fourth ward, the home E. I r m H 1 00 of Vane*! Mcf'ormick, democratic na- E. J. Small .................................... Wlaconafn Goes for Hughea. 1 00 Monal elia.rtnan. gave Wilson 98, H. C. D o w n in g .................... . . . Milwaukee, WI*., Nov. 8.— Karly re .50 Hughes 185. Mt.ude Hollister ........... . . ,50 turns indicated Hughes running well Work ami material have been sub- ahead of Wilson and polling practical ■Wrta” Apparently Win in Maryland. s < i ! *d by th fi Mowing: ly all the 1912 combined republican Baltimore, Md., Nov. 8.— I,ate re Si ay lor. Elec. Light T o___ ___ 25.00 and progressive vote. turns from Baltimore Indicate thq de- (' W. Mol ford 15.00 foat of prohibition by a majority of J ill F e h l« Wets Strong In 9t. Louis. 12 00 more than 10,000. Roy Follia 6.00, St. Louis, Nov. 8. — Prohibition Leo. K lecker.................................. 6.00 amendment— yes 186, no 4916. Plymouth Rock Cockerels Pi.r* Bred Corvallis strain, ( <r -¡alo at $1 00 each. 11 9x J. E. Sloper, Sta) ton. Rhode Island Red Cockerels — Hatch ed from eggs from Maplewood farm, It is important to fiuve your Eve largest exhibitor at Slate Fair. In Glasses adjusted properly. Dr. Eaton quire at Mail office. If has an up-to-date Optical parlor. With eighteen years experience in Optome Horse, Buggy and Harness F«,r Sale, try, a Post Graduate o f the Chicago gentle mare, can be driven by child or Eye and Ear College Charges reason- woman. Prich $75.<tO for «lUtfil. able for first class work. Office north ll-9x Mrs. C. E. Brown, o f Bea c hamp's Drug Store. Consulta tion free. Stayton, Ore. For Sale or Trade for young rattle, otic ruboer tircfl Imggy nnd one steel $100 R e w a rd , $100 Tho reader* of this paper will ba tire ) buggy. Plume 1121 or see to learn that thara la at Icaat ona S l< r< aned F. A. Smith, ad, «1 riljcnao tlmt aclonco bus been ablo to cum In all Its stage!, and that Is II 23x Stayton, Oregon Rt. 2 Catarrh. M ill's Catarrh Cure Is tho only WOOD SAWING Let u-* siiw your wood much cheaper than you can hhw it yours If. Country work solicited, tf Preston Hnd S. II. Bttrson. Angora Bucks For Sale Yearling», good ones, registerc I. Also a few high grade Shorthorn rows, Will be fresh in December. P. II. Brown, 11-23 Sublimity, Oregon. posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dlscnao, requires n constitutional treat ment. Hall’s Catnrrh Curo la taken In ternally. m tlng directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system, there by destroying t :o foundation of tho dis ease, and giving tho patient strength by luC • ■ building n up t'in ronatitutlon nnd ‘ assisting nature In li I g Its work, Tho proprietors havo so much faith In Its rurütlve pos cts that they ofier Ono Hundred Hollnrs fo r nny r a m «lint It fallu to eure. 8end o f testimonials. for Hat I Arf t i ret I P. .t. C ltr.Nl V A C O „ T oledo, Ohio, ft il l by rtt Prnrirtnt», 75c. Taka Holl a F am ily Filia fo r c o n etlpa lioa .