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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1916)
i Wafc M iintfi in, •'■•- -- -V ' n* ■ i..* —i OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW [ th *: Lv./vr t t » \ i u i ■ rut ■ i i iu n o i .1 n « o u v u . toOK M THAT r t u o v . F A C « - ALWAYS CHUCK Items Gathered O ver Th e S tal: Showing P ro p p e d Exp:n li U.res of $l,8lt4,444 and Fo r N e w Factories and M m y o r d in a r y t o b a c c o i U L L lit* ** i i f L _ . » is m »RBCI a T k I ( O H I o r M l» F R I t M P « WOU CD I T I C C H i m c l o u I VC » C U T /------- Enterprises H,. ploying Labor S. P. Compary has spent in Oregon during the present, you n.i new lines and equipment $1.01 .’)39; on old lines and equipment $630,887 on stations, shops mid i n n Ihoiso- $29,069. Nysaa, Nyssa-Arcadia drainage district contract let for $8.000 Tillamook, Chicago capitalist buys 2,000,000,000 ft. o f timber in Washington and Tillamook counties for $1,000,000. If Ontario, Thirty mile extension of Riverside Branch planned by O. W. R. & N. southwest of Ontario Junction. O U ’RR not sorry for fophers and nionkeya with their faces all swelled out -they m o built that way, C kcts in their check s to hold stun till it’s feeding time. Y Warrenton, American Shipbuilding Co. secures contract from Norwegian interests for schooners at $275,000 ach. A you can't help L »IlnJ n »try l*»r a man with u hitf wiul ni ulti kind of tobacco —ho isn't even i • • « »U’ i » timi. W -ll ( I I i’ fith to- hacso — full of •fttUfuctiou j Lui* $ > c*, it wiffti stJtf, atnl it cut« out «o much chewing ami «pitting M.J. t r WEYMAN FRUT0N COM?ANT. 1 tW<* & !««•, N# w Yerk C\tj Portland. Seid Back, Jr., a prominent Chinese o f this city in vents devise for automatically cleaning water f"om glass fronts of w a i t of family has a b i f responsibility. He not only mnst con vehicles. serve the morals and education of his wife and loved ones, but he Southern California farmers report that eight hour day cannot must see to it that T H E Y S H ALL NOT W A N T . Is there a bet be applied to farm work. ter way of helping his dear ones than by adding to his B A N K ACCOUNT ! It provide against sickness and misfortune. Every man of family SHOULD H AVE A BANK ACCOUNT. STAYTON STATE BANK Pendleton, of the banks in the state having deposits of more than a million dollars, the two Pendleton hanks and the First Na tional Bank o f Baker are among the first four. GOLDEN NECTAR” ‘ ‘W EINHARD’ S AMBER NECTAR” Oregon’s prune crop is the largest and finest in the state's his tory. It amounts to 40,000,000 pounds and will net the growers "The Drink tli xt S iliilin ,ml dues not Intoticsle" “ WEINHARD’S ICE COLD AND A LW A Y S CN TAP IN KEGS AND B O T TLES AT $3,000,000. F r e d Rock’s The Southern Pacific Company operates electric systems in Los. Angeles, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Fresno. Stockton Visala Salem and Portland. The “ Pastim e Billiard and Cigar Store One industry helps another. Mining prosperity helps the lum- i her trade. Copper sales at 30 cents make firmer prices for lumber. STAYTON, A share of the banking business Grants Pass, contract let for new courthouse for $76,443. of Stayton and vicinity Roseburg will improve three streets with 2ooo yards of crush- * | ed rock. is solicited. j Y ou are assured of a safe deposi this bank, by ample capital and y § • B. V. Sc Veterinarian Portland, Pacific Power and Light Co., shows net income for Treat» all donu*»tic animal», al*c past year o f $332,127. applien the Tuberculin tent. Telephone 3x7 Office al Slay Ion stables And now both the railroad men and the railroad presidents I admit that nobody knows what the Adamson law means, or how it can be applied to existing conditions. tory and courteous treatment at p ^Qp||^£x - STAYTON OREGOt Wages increase at Willamette Iron & Steel Works and Hesse Martin Iron Works were advanced 12 per cent Nov. 1. long experience in the banking business. Baker city taxes reduced twenty per cent below last year. S. H . H E L T Z E L Moonshine distilling of sourmash whiskey is a new’ industry on Coos Bay. Attorney-at-Law —Nutary Public h arm Loan» Secure i l High taxes seem not to appall people when actuated by senti mentalism. Capital $25,000.00 STAYTON MEAT MARKET SESTAK With a mutilated budget Portland taxes go still higher next year. TINWORK and PLUMBING & THOM AS, Proprietors. Southerlin, Everfresh plant handling 100 bushels apples per hour. Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock Vale, O W. R. & N. extension to Crane Creek Gap completed Oregon City, Willamette Valley Southern electric road an nounces it is now on paying basis. JACOB SPANIOL Hood River, fruit and berry yield this year placed at $1,676,672, Lulay & Schindler Coquille, logging industry active in this district. Eugene, Company will incorporate for $25,ooo to build logan berry juice factory. Contractors ft Builders Dwelling houses a specialt Let us figure on your built ings We can save you money A good job gauranteed Phone 77 P. O. Box 19 STAYTON, OREGON. L. A. MESSING Swiss Jeweler 31 YE AR S E XPERIEN C E All work on watches am clocks guaranteed for One Year CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15 S TAYTO N-KING STON . l i f e S a v in g Station. AUTO STAGE Will make regular trips every day, Sundays included as follows: SALEM PHONE ! Leave Stayton for Kingston •* Kingston “ Stayton | Arrive Stayton Stayton “ - Stayton - 4:00 “ Leave Stayton for Kingston 4:25 P.M. “ Kingston “ Stayton 4:50 P.M. lonnects with Motor Car Hamman & Stout FARMS WANTED . $100 R e w a rd , $100 T h « readers of YOUR FARM LAND With Geo. A. SMITH The Stayton Real Estate Ma Lancefield Bldg. OF . Portland has aeroplane factory. Marshfield, local grower gets $1632 from 12 acre bean crop. this paper will b* leamed to learn that there la at least on« g read, d disease that science has been able to cure In alt Its stage*, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure li the only positive cure nor/ known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires n constitutional treat ment H all’s Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ayatem. there by destroying tho foundation cf tho din- ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. Tho proprietors have so much filth In Its curatlvo pow ers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any rase that I* fills to cere. B- nd for list of testimonials. A d dress r. J. C IIE N C Y A C O ., T cl-d o , Ohio, Bold b y n il D ruF ctots, 7 'e . Take Hell's Family Pills lo r constipation. The Sensible Girl. Flinty, •Whitt a hnrd face Mr. Kqtilgglns “ She'» a mighty sensible girl." l-ar "That so?" He cel"rt:lily h.'S A burlier would “ Yes. Thu man she Is to marry asked have to i; - a |d l:nx to give him a fa her If she'd have her diamond ring la I massage." St I.oula Post-Dls- now or use the money to buy some- l.nli-h. thing for their home Instead." Came Near It. "And »be took the furniture?” “ No; she took the diamond ring.” — Smnli Dorothy was showing a little playmate her birthday presents. Detroit Free Press. "This,” she said, holding up a pin set Reasonably Modest. with a rhinestone, “ Is a present from "Isn't your friend Wiseun Inclined to grandpn It has a genuine grindstone be Just n little bit conceited?” In It."— Chicago News. “ Ob, not at all. He Just thinks Ilia Strictly Up to Date. view » are liound to lie right and every "H ow do you like your new home?" body else’» nearly certain to bo wrong." "Fine! W e have all the comforts of —Richmond Tlmes-Dispatcb. a hotel!” —Judge. aource ot Diamonds. Better Expressed. Patience—It Is said that diamonds "Truth will out." have boon discovered In fallen meteors "Whnt's happened now?" "This piece I’ m reading meant to Patrice—But a fallen meteor Is cold, nnd I'm looking for a diamond from say 'tile halls of legislation,’ and the a warmer proposition than n fallen me printer has It ‘the hauls of legisla teor.—Yonkers .Statesman tion.’ S t Louis Post Dispatch. Filtered as second class matter at the pnstotfW at Stayton, Marion, county, Oregon, under the c t of ongrtss of Mnrch 3, 1879. S(JBSCKIPTIO.\S, S I.00 per year Address all communications tu T H E .S TA Y TO N M A IL C. H . DUTY. T! • r,en«o of dui/ i» (ho foun tain of human right«. In othar word», tho same inward princi pio which toachoo tho former boar» wltno«« to tho lottar. Dutie* and right* mutt stand and fall together.—William El lery Channing. —0 OREGON BREWER, M. D. i ’ ll Y SIC I AN AND SURGEON S t a y t o n , O reg o n RAUL FEHLEN SS Licensed ^Veterinary Surgeon und Dental Expert Phone 3x24 So exclaims Miss Dyra Keen In tho Saturday Evening Post In telling of a perilous ascent o f tho Shark's Tooth, In tho Alps. "A ll at once I saw him wheel about. 1 lo gave n mighty heave DENTIST o f his ax for his life nud drove It Into Office Opp. Lur.ctdicld Shoo Store tho snow tlsive his head. The nx held. He had saved hlm-elf and us.” Miss Phone 2IÓ2 Stavton, Ore Keen found this a "deep spiritual ex perience." Radium the Metal. j A » n melai radium has boon Isolated ! on)J. ollce or twi. e. and few people -D e n tis t- .'Tayton, Ore. W ilb u r N. 1‘intlcr, D .M .D . G. Cyril Watson, D.M.D. j dlum Is ordinnrlly obtained iroiu Its ores J „ t | l e foru, „ j hydroiia sulphate, I chloride or bromide, ami It la In tho form of tliese salts that It Is usually aohl and used. -London Standard. tactics against the street cars and will impose service and taxation R>nK<‘r " Leave Stayton - 9:15 A. M. burdens against the jitney comparable with those imposed on the ,ng have "u Richmond Sublimity - 9:25 “ - 9:40 ** Aumsvilie street cars. Tlmes-Dlspatch. Turner - 9:55 ” Arrive Salem 10:25 Had Enough Chin. Coos Bay, two new shipwards are in prospect for the bay, new Leave Opp. Ore. Elec. Salem 2:45 P. M. Barlier—Shall I go over tho chin mills are contemplated and industrial activity is general in many ngaln, sir? Victim—No. You didn’t Arrive - Turner - 3:15 " ’* - Aumsvilie - 3:35 “ ! lines. i any anything very Intereating.—Lift». “ - Sublimity - 3:50 *' Oregon List SENSE 8:35 A.M. It ¡3 up to the jitneys to decide whether they will continue 8:55 “ A Determinad Brute. 9:05 •• operating in Portland after Nov. 15. They will be offered a fran- 'Silas,” said the good wife, " I seo chise abolishing indiscriminate service th a t the present cut-throat that mena pauta o r » to bo worn Try My Work, It Spook« For lUe | Located in the Shoe Shop W est o f the Stayton State Bank ** K. M . O LM H TKU Î Salem, Board of Control authorizes sale o f 15 towns flax fiber. j at 26 Cents. have seen It. The metili is (Icscribcd as Florence, Government advertising for bids for construction of ll“ ’ l,,ß n metallic lutei, it« SALEM-STAYTON Published every Thursday by S TA Y TO N , Climbing the Alps. O. W. R. & N. Company proposes to install immediately at im "Suddenly the aw ful thing happened! portant highway grade crossings on its lines in Oregon, Washing Before my eyes Ituwuni, to whom I ton and Id^ho, cautionary highway signs erected 300 feet from the wan roped, wm sliding sliding slowly | but surely off tho rooks Into eternity!*’ track on each side of all crossings. Bath Tubs, Lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm- ers~W e carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. Fresh, salt & Cured Meats Lard & Creamery Butter. Hood River to get large new concrete garage. Silverton, Silver Falls Lumber Co. installing blow pipe system. THE S T A Y IO N M A IL Physician and Surgeon on. Salem to build $2o,ooo home for aged women. OREGON H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .D. Less political jawbone and more legitimate industry from now Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton, Oregon • Tho Kongo River. The Kongo river In nil Its winding» Is about 3,iMH) tulles long ami at Its mouth Is fully twenty miles wide. It Is one of the great rivers of tho world, being second only to the Ainaxou In tho volume of water emptied In to the ocean. The Kongo basin Is greater than that of the Mississippi, covering nil urea more than 1.400 miles In breadth and containing over a million xipiure miles. Up Stairs in Roy Block Stayton, • * A. B liR S tLL, Oregon M. D. Physician »nd Surgeon I RA1 A'JMSVILLE V. A. OREGON GOODE L A W Y ! ;. and NOT/ RY n ' l i e O ffici lineili N e. (S, R oy lild g . ------------------- ------- - î. — • “FIXIT SHOP” I hi % established a n pair shop in ti.ct'< o | ir I idlding on Water S trict d wi I repair anything. Saw Filing n rpei inlty. Oron Weddle. tf Natural Result. Magistrate—What happened to the prisoner after lie liad been In the wa ter for half an hour, na you say, cling Tht Tri vcr-Weigel ,Studio will be ing to the piles? open Su' tirili- • nml Rut day Ik e. 2nd Policem an-He was very wet, yer and 3rd. They arc now locatid in the anner.—Exchange Matthieu Bldg on Second Street. Swift Living. Stranger—I surely smell sonici hing burning. Old Comer at Hwml I;■ ■ • ■ ri It must lie money. Nobody ever burn;! any thing nro:;ml here but money. Florida J. M. RINGO - Tiroes-Union. FUNERAL DIRECTOR STAYTON OREGON