THI STAYTON MAIL OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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E. At. OLM STED. Editor and Publisher
Entered as second class matter at the j>ostofliee at Stayton, Marion
County, Orejron, under the Act o f Contfress o f March It. 1S79.
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N e w Industries, N e w Investm ents O f C apital and
P a yrolls A d d to State’s W e a lth
M any
Eugene, Bolfust linen manufacturer says llax raising is ideal
industry for Oregon.
Portland, William Comfuol has contracts for construction o f
two steel steamers o f 3800 tons cap .city secured through A. 0. An
derson & Co.
Malheur Enterprise, Whati s foolishnes? We don’ t know for
certain, but it seems NOT to be foolish to ask capitalists to come ’ o
our county and look it over and to assure them fair treatment
should they like the country.
Foreif* Advertising Represented by Tbe Aiwricin Press Association
Address all Communications to The Stayton Mail
The New York authorities have figured that it takes 34 cents
i day to keep a man alive in that city, and 27 cents to do the same
hing for a woman! We always thought it would figure out the
other way, but then perhaps women do not drink so many Man­
hattan cocktails as the men.
Why should not the institutions of higher learning supplement
the course in political economy with one in ruid economy? Ex.
Raker, Million dollar gold stride reported in Harrison mine.
Hillsboro, 26 out of 30 road districts have increased levies.
Eugene, Booth Kelly Co. lets contract for 7,ooo.ooo feet of logs.
Paisley, School board lets contract for $26,ooo school.
T seems as though most men had just been waiting
and waiting
C U T Chewing. Naturally it
I should
be that way. Tobacco satisfaction and not a big
for W -B
chew is what Ivheoco lovers weal. Y ou ooulda'l gel ll the old wsy —
cheep loh eoco and o o a l e o t n t a f . But rltk tobacco, eh redded. Ufhtly
tailed, thel'e whet mekee td e n e
—lh a l'i why W -B C U T
*l winning all thi* popularity.
Mad* by WEYMAN-MUT0K COMPANY, SO Uaiea Syeere, New Teek City
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D.
Reports say that Newport will have sardine cannery.
The story is going the rounds that a California man bit into
Physician and Surgeon
a plug o f tobacco recently and found a diamond engagement ring,
Heavier loading o f equipment to relieve the freight shortage
STAYTON-KINGSTON
lost by a Louisville. Ky. workgirl They must be flying high back is urged as one of the most effective methods of relief by the Pac
in old Louisv lie when the workgirls all wear diamond rings. This ific Fruit Express Co.
AUTO S T A C K
STAYTON.
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Will make regular trips every day,
story sort of balances the one of the fellow who bit into a plug ot
Fix the state constitution so it will not be a toy to be played Sundays included as follows:
tobacco and found—a dead mouse.
S A I K M I'l l O N K <s..i
w ith by people who have pretty ideas and want to see how they
la-ave Stayton for Kingston 8:85 A.M.
will work.
" Kingston " Slayton
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The Turner Tribune editor seems to have it in for Stayton.
P H Y S IC IA N A N D SU R G E O N
Arrive Stayton
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Oregon City contributes $8,ooo toward $16,ooo armory.
He says in last week’s issue ’ ’that a bottle was found in the canal
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Pendleton, Banker rents 3 sections land at 14 dollars an acre.
:it Stayton. supposed to have come out o f the Santiam.
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mistake Brother Hassler, about where the bottle came from.
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Portland, Union Pacific lines in Oragon grant wage increase.
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on close scrutiny it was found the "dead soldier to be the same
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Klamath Falls, Work on California, Oregon and Eastern to Arrive • Salem
brand that the Tribune Editor used while a resident of Stayton.
, («a v e Opp. Ore. Elec. Salem 2:46 P. M.
start early in the spring.
Arrive
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SALEM-STAYTON
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.D.
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Cottage Grove Leader. The initiative can no longer be used to
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Thu Read to Firm.
Among ancient races the doll was ' put over harmful measures o f any kind.
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To the newspapers be­
Wi'liam I »i.iii Howells was talking
taken very seriously and served a longs the larger part of the credit for waking up the voters to the
ou p about a writer who, after a good
Leave Stayton tor Kingston 4:26 P.M.
beg, i ilng. hatl degenerated Into a pro­ higher purpose than to amuse a child necessity of voting upon the amendments intelligently.
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Kingston ” Stayton
4:60 I’ .M.
That
wax
dolls
were
made
and
were
ducer o f trasli
connects with Motor Car
used in magic rites AJO years ago and
The
election
is
over
and
people
feel
relieved.
They
hope
that
"I «oppose." said Mr. Howella, ‘‘he more before c hrist we know, because 1
llamman A Stout
ipd <!:«:-ounig.'d with the moderate sale Theocritus mentions them and be the successful politicians in either party will make it their business
o f tm good work and now hopes to sell cause he uses a Thessalian word th encourage industry and the investment of capital.
Ula ¡nior work abundantly."
dagys. to describe them, tbe Inference !
Coquille. Oregon Power Co. to build power line from Marsh­
Mr Howells shook bis head, smiled Is that they were known In Thessaly
But
when
they
were
tirst
made
of
wax
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field to cost $16,ooo.
grimly and went on:
SESTAK &
The road to fame Is crowded with and wbeu wax dolls were tirst used as
Hides that sold in Chicage in Sept for 22c now sell for 32c.
men who. discouraged, are hurrying playthings there Is nothing to show.—
London Chronicle.
THOM AS,
I lack.” — Philadelphia Bulletin.
Nyssa will have a flouring mill in the near future.
DENTIST
Office Opp. Lanccfleld She« Store
Phone 2162
Slavton. Ore
G. Cyril Watson, D.M.D.
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Up Stairs in Roy Block
STAYTON MEAT MARKET Stayton,
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No Insect* There.
Tile local bigwig’s presence in the
■ h-'ir at an entertainment was desired,
and two o f the organizers waited upon
him with a deferential request. The
tequired promise was duly obtained.
•'You may rely upon me.” said tbe
big nun. “ Friday, tbe 25th, in the par­
ish room. It’s quite an unsectarian a f­
fair. I suppose?“
“ Bless your eart. sir,” came the re­
ply. "the p'ace was only lime washed
last week
You won't find nothing o f
the kind on the premises.’’—Pittaburgh
«'hroulcle-Telegrapb
Breaking th* Sabbath.
Ashland voted down two charter amendment« increasing taxes.
Two Scots, one old and the other
Burns to Crane railroad to be built by local company.
young, set out one bright winter Sun­
day morning to walk ten miles to kirk.
Bullards, New equipment installed in Eagle Coal Mine near
The sun shone gloriously. The frozen
here
and to be operated soon.
road rang under tbeir feet. The cold,
pure air was exhilarating. The younger
Rtdmond, Standard Oil Co. will build service station here.
Scot looked up at the glittering blue
Orgeon City taxpayers cut the budget down to the 1917 income.
aky and said:
“ It’s a fine day."
Blachley to erect a large union graded school.
The older man frowned and an- j
swered:
Portland, Laurelhurst to have 4o,ooo dollar club house.
“ Aye, It Is n fine day. but la this a |
It will take semething besides "industrial center” real estate
day to be talking about days?”
deals to establish industries in Oregon.
laws that cripple industries.
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V. A. GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
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Sheridan backing movement for $3o,ooo hard surface road.
OREGON
Albany Democrat tells o f growth o f peppermint raising i n
Linn county and describes this new industry for farmers of the
valley as becoming very valuable. The article says that Albany is
likely to become the peppermint center o f the world.
Oregon speakership fight raises issue of tax reduction and
more factories.
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year when you wish to
replenish your r e a d i n g
for another year. We can
offer you some attractive
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Trembling Leave*.
Leaves o f the manaca palm, probably
tbe commonest forest plant In Central
America, have a queer habit o f trem­
bling violently when no wind la atlr
ring that the human faculties can de
te ct
Botany and Buainaaa.
Alice—Why are you taking up bot­
any? K itty— Because my fiance Is in­
terested in a plant o f some kind and 1
want to lie able to converse Intelli­
gently with him about his business.—
Brooklyn Citizen.
No Doubt About It.
"Bay. waiter, are you sure tbla is
wild duck you have served me?"
“ Oh. yes, sir; so wild that we had
•o chase It round the back yard fif­
teen minutes beforp we could catch
i t " —Boston 'fra »script.
New Mouth Wales devotes 0.138.000
acres to wheat growing.
The art of candy making originated
with the Chinese long ago.
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V e te rin a ria n
Treat# all domestic animals,
also
applies the Tuberculin test.
Telephone 3x7
O ffice a t S la y to n S tablea
STAYTON
YOUR OWN A C T S .
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A K in d ly Dood.
“ Henry, a poor tramp came to the
bouse this morning with hla toea stick­
ing out o f his tattered shoes, so I gave
him“ —
"The only extra pair o f shoes I had
to m y name, and they were us good as
new. Woman” —
"Softly, softly. Henry. Don’t lose
your teni|>er. I«et me finish what I
was going to any. I gave him a little
box o f foot |s>wder. mid he said he
would never forget my kindness.” —
Birmingham Age Herald.
J u st Liks H o m o F olks.
“ Have a good time on your trip to
New York?"
“ Yea, but tliut town has been greatly
ovcradvertlaed."
“ ill what w ay?"
“ Well. I stopped with friends In one
o f tbe residential districts and most
o f the people there actually went to
bed at 10 o'clock every night.” — De­
troit Free Press
"Thai girl made $| i m x n > in letters."
"She doesn't look like she can write."
“ Neither can she. She got It from
the letters In her breach o f promise
suit.” Baltimore American.
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Farm Ix>ans Secured
McMinnville product firms are promoting fruit cannery.
NOW IS THE TIME
Stayton BLsi! nnd Daily Oregonian 1 year
Slayton M:ii ard Daily and Sunday Oregorian 1 year
Stayton Mail and Daily Oregon Journal 1 year
Stayton :i a 1 Daily and Sunday Oregon Journal 1 year
Stayton idai! ar.J Evening Telegram 1 year
Attornev-at-Law—Notary Public
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Eugene, Timber Co. to build logging road on Suislaw.
The “ Pastime Billiard and Cigar Store
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H. H . H K L T Z K L
»that N ub i Prie. Pél Fw Fu Sl«k
Dallas has reduced tax levy 4.4 mills below last year.
F r e d Rock’s
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Portland, First piling driven on million dollar postoffice.
ICE COLD AND ALWAYS ON TAP IN KEGS AND BOTTLES AT
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Milldale will get a flouring mill of 25-barrel a day capacity.
“The Drink that Satisfies and doe* not Intoxicate”
STAYTON,
Frcsb, Salt & Cured Meats
Lard & Creamery Butler.
Physician and Surgeon
There must be a let up in
Congress will soon have another chance to enact workable leg­
islation for the development of our waterpowers.
WEINHARD’S GOLDEN NECTAR”
WEINHARD’S AMBER NECTAR”
A. BURSELL, M. D.
Proprietors.
(Licensed
Veterinary Surgeon
and Dental Expert
Stayton, Ore.
Phone 3x24
Phone Main 3462 Phone in Every Room
SAVON
HOTEL
D. B. Shreve, Prop.
Room*, Single $2.25 lo $3.00 Weekly
With Bath $4.00 to $8.00
Traneient, Room with Bath $1.00
Without SOc, and 7 Sc
131
Eleventh Street Between
and Washington
PORTLAND
Alder
OREGON
“Fixrr shop ’
I have established a repa.r shop in
theL ’oopcr building on Water Street
and will repair anything.
Saw Filing
a specialty,
Oron Weddle.
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NOTICE!
The Trovcr-W cigel Studio will
open Saturday and Sunday Jan. 6th.
and 7th. They arc now located tn the
Matthicu Bldg on Second S treet