t h e s t a y t o n m a i l OREGON
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County, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1S79.
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Park. Snake River ’’lining company has opened tho new mill
and is getting ginnl results.
M em bn of tho Sure Editorial Association and of the Willamette Valley Editorial
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Association
McMinnville, Co-operative cannery and fruit drying pin ;t
plant planned for this locality ami Yamhill farmers and business
men visit similar plant at Eugene.
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Just exactly what is the matter with conditions at the state
penitentiary, and what the remed.'. is, is a question that is getting
harder to answer each day. Some think that when Mr. M intoisj
out it will quiet down but we doubt it Very much. Although we
are not in favor o f the old time cruelties to the prisoners, yet
neither are we in favor of making a penal institution into a fash -1
ionable boarding house. There was a gentleman in Stayton hist
week soliciting money to help men who had been released from
prison; perhaps a worthy cause but it is being tackled from the
wrong end. Did you ever see anyone around soliciting money to
keep men OUT o f prison? Why not use more precautionary meas­
ures and not so much aftermath regrets.
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Eugene, fresh tish by the carload is being shipped from
Umpqua river by way of Willamette-Pacific and Eugene to New
York.
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M It A b N ill a Y av to es • le m m a rn o a n re a th b o a u n t th it's th a o t w o n o rth w h c a h loiinrf
t h o a p cm la fo r to b acco ,
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b u t th e bitf p o in t ia th a t h e h as fo u n d w h a t tobacco satis •
Brandon, Old Eagle mine near Bullards changes name to
Platina Ore., Mining Co. and output will he increased to 200 tons
fectitn mean«. W-H C U T is rick tobacco, there's more to it. The
ehrede aril the touch o f aelt bring out tha tobacco aatieiaotioa without
eo m u . Ii chewing end epitfing.
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d aily .
Nege by WFYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, M
Astoria, with 100 acres o f cranberry marsh, part o f which is
now bearing, Clatsop county expects to make a dent in the future
cranberry market.
Ueieo V n . New Y e * City
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .O.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15
SALEM -STAYTON
St. John’s, providing for future business, the Standi fer-
Clarkson Company is to have four sets of ways at the North Port­
land harbor plant, located on property adjoining that o f the Mon­
arch mill.
Physician and Surgeon
STAYTON-KINGSTON
AUTO STAGE
STAYTON.
Will muke regular trip« every day,
Carpenter & Chambers setting up sawmill Sundays included aa follows:
Junction City,
tul.KM PIIONK mu
west of here to cut 60,000 ties as sub contract to the Menefee Lum­ l.ravo Stayton for King-ton X:35A M.
The election is all over, and the price of sugar is still going ber Co. of Portland who have order from Oregon Electric, North
11 Kingston “ Stay ion
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up. So is paper, and a thousand other things. The seat o f your Bank and affiliated lines for IGo.ooo ties.
pants will wear out just as fast as ever—if you don’ t walk around
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The sooner labor organizations repudiate the agitators re­ Leave
more—and if you do that you will have to buy a pair of shoes that
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sponsible for seven deaths and fifty wounded at Everett, Wash.,
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much quicker. Money, money, money! You manage to get hold
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o f the tail feathers of an eagle, and there are half a dozen hands the better.
Arrive
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Oregon and Washington tide water mills shipped 34,212,787 Leuvc Opp. Ore. E lec.. idem 2:45 I* M.
stretched for it inside half an hour. “ All right. Bill, let ’e r g o , ”
Arrive
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ft. o f lumber during October.
an ! circulation starts up once more.
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OREGON
C. H. BREW ER, M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N A N D SU K G K .O N
S t a y t o n , O regon
Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.D.
DENTIST
Office Opp. Lam-eflcld Shoe Store
Astoria Flouring Mills Co. awards contracts for $3o,ooo
Phone 2152
Siavton, Ore
On another page will be found the tickets put up for the worth of additional machinery.
Lrnve Stayton for Kingston 4:25 I’ M.
city election to be held Monday. December 4. It the people o f
Grants Pass, Improvement company to be incorporated to
“ Kingston ** Stayton
4:50 P.M.
Stayton would hold and pull together as consistently as the seventy SUppiy water to land owners in district north of river,
connects with Motor Car
five high school pupils have done, they could do wonders in this
ilamman & Stout
Portland, Northwest Steel Co. contemplates adding $looo,ooo
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little city of ours.
rolling mill to their plant, several hundred additional men would
be employed.
Turkey and cranberry sauce is reserved for November 30th,
Stayton,
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Portland held tax increase down to seven one-hundreths of a
this year.
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mill and cut $726,ooo from budget
G. Cyril Watson, D.M.D.
STAYTON MEAT MARKET Up Stairs in Roy Block
Lakeview votes $2o,ooo bonds to buy railroad right of way.
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THEY
LOVE.
YOURS?
Hava a heart that navar hard-
ana, and a tamper that never
tiree, and a touch that navar
hurts.— Charles Dickens.
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dries tsars and sweetens life for
you. Its sunshine banishes the
dismal storms.
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Wasting Time.
"Time Is the most precious thing we
have, and yet there's not one of ns
who doesn't waste It as If it were of
no value whatever.”
“You're right about that, old man.
I don’t suppose there's a day goes by
that I don’t spend half an hour or
more trying to convince my wife that
she la spending more money than we
can afford."—New York World.
Bright Answers.
The following gems are from a col­
lection of examination au.swers In the
possession of a high school teacher:
blizzard is the inside of a hen."
'Oxygen is a thing that has eight
rue It no
uever
lays
A m.wqnito is a child of black
white parents.'
Highest Market Price Paid For Fal Slock
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
Florence, capital to be enlisted for shipbuilding plant here.
Portland to have another car assembling plant on east side.
One of Hill lines adds 5 per cent to all who get under $2oo a
Slayton Mail and Daily Oregonian 1 year
Stayton Mai! and Daily and Sunday Oregonian 1 year
Slayton Mail and Daily Oregon Journal 1 year
Stay'.rn M.-l and Daily and Sunday Oregon Journal 1 year
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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STAYTON
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Contractors & Builders
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G. F. KORINEK, V. S., B. V. Sc
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Mill City, Frank Potter will build a shingle mill here.
OREGOf
PAUL FEHLEN
(Licensed
Veterinary Surgeon
and Dental Expoit
Dallas, J. K. Armsby Co. has a million pounds o f prunes
awaiting shipment.
Pendleton Woolen Mills book $ 2 o,ooo order for marching uni-
Stayton, Ore.
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Swiss Jeweler
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Phone Main 3462
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Phone in Every Room
H O T E L
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Roseburg, The O. & C. land grant lands are to be thrown
| open in 1917.
Ii All work on watches and 1 >
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Room*, Single $2.25 to $3.00 W eekly
clocks guaranteed for
Oregon wool has recently sold in Portland for the highest
With Bath $4.00 to $5.00
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Without 50c, and 75c
It was asked in the recent farmers’ convention “ that the de­
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abuses or misdirection o f work.” Farmers who believe in agri­
and Washington
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cultural education believe also in cutting down the army o f soft-
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handed professionals who exploit agriculture and agricultural edu­
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Grants Pass, Nov. 11 celebrated establishment o f sugar beet !! Phone 77
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When in doubt the people voted no all over the Pacific coast.
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JACOB SPANIOL
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|; Dwelling houses a specialty
Decline of political excitement will give (business a chance
1; Let us figure on your build-
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Electrification of S. P. line from Whiteson to Corvallis to be
A good job gauranteed
complete January 1.
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Farm Ix>an« Secured
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings— Farm-
ers-W e carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
Henryville, coal mine here leased and will be operated.
the bay.
It is getting the time of
year when you wish to
replenish your re a d in g
for another year. We can
offer you some attractive
com binations with The
Mail which you cannot
afford to overlook.
AUMSVILLE
Attom ev-at-Law — Notary Public
Kalamath Falls votes $3oo,ooo bonds to aid California, Ore­
gon and Eastern railroad.
State spending $7o,ooo on hydrographic surveys with no
and capital going into irrigation schemes will probably be stopped.
NOW IS THE TIME
X KAY
Legislature asked to create office of state fire marshal.
Japan has more telephones than all month
Hub—The doctor says if | keep on
working at this pace after money I the rest of Asia.
Rock Island clubhouse in Willamette river to be built.
shall be a wreck at forty-five. W ife—
The total forest area of Canada is
Never mind, dear; by that time we l."i2,935,503 acres.
Portland jitney ordinance requiring franchise, bond and
shall be able to afford It.
Boston
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single
nest
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Australian
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upheld by courts.
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turkey has been found to weigh over
More than twice as wide as Niagara
Portland, Monarch sawmill sold and million dollar rolling
five Ions.
falls and fully fifty feet higher, the
mill planned.
falls of Iguazu, in South America, are
Eiderdown Is one of the poorest con­
one of the great natural wonders of ductors of heat, hence its use as a bed
Lincoln county may bridge Yaquina river near the head of
that continent
covering.
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Physician and Surgeon
Fresh, ball & Cured Meats
Lard & Cream .ry Butler.
Its own
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A. BURSELL, M. D.
P r o p r ie to r s .
St. Maries Gazette says: “ We fear that the Pittsfield, Mass,
housemaids who have organized a union and demand $7 a week
for a 10 hour day will have to wait until Congress convenes.
sides.
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THOM AS,
Oregon tax limitation law will compel reduction in all de­
partments.
It is time to begin to think about Christmas.
“F1XIT SHOP’
FARMS WANTED i
THE W A Y TO SUCCESS.
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It is t’ e man who carefully
pens hie way up atop by atap,
with hia mind bacoming widar
and widar and prograaaivaly bat­
ter able to prasp any aituation,
paraavaring in what ha know* to
bo practical and concantrating
hit thought upon it, who ia bound
to succeed in the greateet degree.
—Alexander Graham Bell.
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G LAD HEARTS.
List
Thtrs ara souls in the world
who hav* tho gift of finding joy
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With
•vorywhero and of Isaving it be­
hind them when they go.
1 have establiflhed a repair chop in
the Cooper building on Water Street
and will repair anything.
Saw Filing
a specialty.
Oron Weddle.
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Thoir
influence is an inavitabla glad­
dening of tho heart. Thay giva
light without meaning to shin*.
Thoeo bright hoarta havs a great
work to do for God.— Fa bar.
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open Saturday and Sunday Dec. 2nd
\: and 3rd. They are now located in the
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