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— T M S T A Y T O N M AILlOREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW _ AL ( ) L . \ i S T I * l h t ! î tor utui Puhii&iXt « , » np I n c L a w M a k in g Entered as second class matter a- the postoffice at Stayton. Marlon j Countv, Oregon, under the Act o f t' ingress of March 3, 1879. t . and 1 axa 2 ■■ * . M a c h in e ry t « i (Ail ¿000 juiiaf ANV Subscription Prie; $1.00 Per Year In Advance e ^ ra v » imi o f f i c i » » » no w HAN I AMI N 6 A tlK .O X M T O S A O -O THAN T H A T , I t A T O B A C C O «CO TTO N A N D W ( D O N 'T N A N I O IU T T O N A O N T M I r tMIW or W it C U T it of the W h o le U . S.. both State and N a tl- ,.l, is N o w W o rk in g Full Lilast. Let Us Hope that Legislation h.uactcd W lU be of a Conservative Nature -------------------- u no TOWCt quAiitr i o s a u o J vou'ftt ttviRAL or IIA V I IT TO T N lI R IC H T O B A C C O • H A U C H I* ABOUI gUAUTVl TOBACCO i touci ornct«t| f t r*MO OUT u $i w « m u au f----- -------------------- ; to industry Member of the Stale Ld toruil Attociation and of the Willamette Valley Editorial Myrtle Civek. Inqui.. - »• ived for quantities of reticular Association for lead pencils. Simile comp; • wa . U 5,lHKi,(KK) ft. per year for j ten years. Advertising Kates Made Known Upon Application Silver Lake, 11» <«ii1etit3 of north end of valley building t urn* munity hull. Foreifo Advertising Rfyresrnlfd by The Awriran P«css Assreatioa Koho, Urnig Thom ranch ships (1500 lbs. honey. Addiess ad Communications to The Stayton Mail O U notice a fine regard for appearance among tho officers (rum Roundsmen to (utplaiu—that'* one rvr.non ihcy nre so keen for W -B CLJT (Shewing. The pass-word among these gentlemanly fellows is ?'If you won’t tukc a little chew don’t take any.” N o need to disfigure the face, when a nibble o f rich tobacco gives wore satisfaction than u wad of ordinary stuff— also less grinding and spitting. Take a tip from tbc officer on W-B. Y Amity, Bank deposits jr ’ in almost ldflM pnat year. Silem, 2000 people ultended opening reetption of ¿35,000 j bakery here. U The situation that has devel pod between our country and Germany in the p ist week has brought re-ponses from every peo ple o f foreign birth in the Unite 1 States. This positively and for all time refutes the old theory that different race' and national ities could not be amalgamated ;nto a new whole; for every white person in our country is o f foreign birth or descended from ances tors o f foreign birth. The very feelir g of the social and political atmosphere o f the United States is different Lines o f lineage disappear, and how much we decry the lines o f wealth that sometimes appear to be sadly out o f joint; yet the main chance o f political freedom to act and to reach any height has never been questioned, and is left to every individual regardless o f his birth or station in life. For this, i f for no other reason, the United States o f Amer ica has become a refuge and a haven for the dissatisfied and polit ically oppressed of the entire world. Sometimes these are dream e r s and visionists, but the air o f “ You are as good as anyone,” which is taught in all our educational and political institutions soon brings the realization that “ The majority in a governmrnt such as ours, must rule.” It is gratifying indeed to see every nationality rally to the support o f the President of the U nite! States o f America— No matter what may be their private beliefs—and make us in truth and reality, a country o f One Flag. One Nation, One People, “ The United States— May she always be Right— But right or wrong—The United States Forever. SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY ON FORECLOSURE Bethlehem s Bid on Shells for the United States Navy To the American People: Notice Is Hereby Given, That by The Secretary of the Navy has awarded virtue o f an execution duly issued out contracts amounting to over t3.0M.U00 ol the Circuit Court of the State of to a British bidder for 14 and 16-taeh Oregon, for the county o f Marion and projectiles for the Navy because of vnry much lower prices offered by the English to me directed on the 30 day o f Jan bidders uary, 1917, upon a judgment and de I ' e know nothing of the basis upon which cree duly rendered, entered o f record the British bids were made, but the pub and docketed in and by said Court on lic is entitled to know the facts upon the 23rd dav of January, 1917, in a which we ourselves bid for this work. certain suit then in said Court pending, Two years ago we took contracts to make 4,200 1 4-inch shells at a wherein E. G. Siegmund was plaintiff price o f $1,515,000. Up to now and Margaret M. Mullen and David not a single shell has been ac Mullen, her husband, Lee E. Abbe and cepted by the Government, al May Abbe, his wife, were defendants though we have expended. In in favor o f plaintiff and against said de wages, materials, etc., on three orders $522,881, and we have not fendants by which execution 1 am com received a SINGLE DOLLAR on manded to sell the property in said ex these contracts. ecution anJ hereinafter described to I d addition, a litsvai intarprvtatioa at pay the sum due the plaintiff of $947.24 the contract m .rh t make u , liable foe Pen tiu m am ounting to 9678.016 with interest thereon at the rate o f 8 per cent, per annum from the In the light of our experience, and hav 23rd day o f January 1917, until paid ing no other basis, we bid for 16-inch shills approximately the same rate per and the further sum of $100.00, attor pound as that which the Navy Depart ney’s fees together with the costs and ment actually awarded a 14-inch shell disbursements o f said suit taxed at contract one year ago $27.25 Dollars and cost* and expenses Bethlehem Steel Company o f said execution. I will on Saturday CH\S. M. SCHWAB. Chairman the 10th d:,y of March 1917, at the KLGEME G GRACE. Prmidra hour o f 10 o’ clock A . M. ot said day at the west door o f the County G.urt House in Marion County, Oregon, sell Troaauro Trovo Law In England. at public auction to the highest bidder In England treasure trove belong* for cash in hand on the day o f sale, all to the crown. According to the law. the right, title, interest and estate which If any one Cuds hidden treasure and said defendants and all persons claim conceals It for bis own use be Is liable ing under Item subsequent to the date to fine and imprisonment. It used to o f the mortgage, October 15th, 1914 in, be a banging mutter. However, It may o f and to said premises hereinbefore be some encouragement to English mentioned and described in said execu treasure seekers, if any such there lie tion as follows, to wit: Beginning at In these ciilighti nod days, to know that the north east corner o f Block No. 51, the laws of tnaxure trove only ap n the City o f Salem, in Marion County, ply to such ns is discovered by acci State o f Oregon; and running thence dent Treasure d.»covered by syste a o itle rly along the esst line o f said matic search would not conic within bl >ck, 65 feet to the land sold to D. K. this description, neither would Cuds and Anna Ycntis; thence in a westerly discovered by astrological or cabalistic direction at right angles to Commercial science» or by tbe ; Mont Influence of the divining rod : - 1 Junto»' Gazette. S treet and following the north line of the Yantis lai d 100 feet; thence north Getting It Down Fine. erly parallel with the east line o f the 1 Blondlne—Giirty Giddigad certainly block, 65 i"e« t >o the north line o f said bus the shopping habit developed to a block; them--- easterly along the north science. line thereof, ldO feet to the place of Bninetta—Likes It. yon mean? beginning. " I mean that lie always Insists on Said sale is I eing made subject to re going where she <-nn get the most for demption in the manner provided 1 j her money.” law. “That’» natural. Isn't it?" Dated this il.-t d..y o f January 1917. “ In most i axe» yes. lint there are \ W. I. Needham, some o v eption»."' Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon “ I'd like to know what they Hre." 2 - 8 — 8-8 •'Well, f-.r It la t tin- <.i'o r day I found her in : . are;, c trying to ns'-er- tnln which na ■ bine would give Iter the most for her money when slit* weighed herself on tin peuny-ln Ike-sJot »oale«.” L IF E ’8 OBJECT. Pittsburgh Cbroi ]«. Telegraph. The object of true upbringing Hot not in rr.oraly inducing men to do ¡joed l inge, but to find joy in doing them; not only to main tain purity, but to love purity! not to practico jue'.i.o only, but to long and yoarn for justico, to work for it, to battlo for it if need bo.— John Ruokin. Port Oxford. Extensive operations under way in black sand gold mining venture to Gold Ituu. Wallowa, $2.500 contract let for new road on whiskey creek. Paisley, Creamery will lie estaklished here by spring. H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .D. S A LEM --S TA YTO N Physician and Surgeon Klamath Falls. Box Factory company with capital of $40.- AUTO STAGE S TA Y TO N . 000 will employ over 50 hands and have 50.000 capacity, to be new Will make regular trip» every day, industry here. j Sundays included ns follows: MAI.KM I'llONK wW Klamath Falls, Special train o f 32 cars Klamath and Lake (.cave Stayton for Kingston 8:35 A.M. county lambs shipped to San Francisco. H:55 '• " Kingston " Stayton 9:05 S Arrive Stayton Southerlin. Actual construction o f big saw mill to begin soon. Eight miles of logging road graded. Leave " - 9:15 A. M. - Stayton • • Sublimity - 9:26 " <1 m - 9:40 “ Salem, First fine-linen factory in United States may be Aumsvilie 14 m - 9:55 “ Turner built here. ïYahim - 10:25 “ Arrive Opp. Ore. Flee. Salem 2:45 P. M. Oregon’s entire bank deposits total >£165,596,980 o f which l,ciive - Turner - 3:16 “ Arrive - 3:35 Aumavilic Portland has 48.391. - 3:50 Sublimity About half the drivers o f Portland jitney union refuse to 1:00 Stay ton abide by rates o f union and charge taxicab fares after 9. p. m. in I.CHVO Stayton tor Kingston 4:25 P .M. stead o f 5c. •* K in gsto n “ Stayton 4:50 P.M. connecta with Motor Car Hermiston, 2 story business building planned. The attitude o f labor leaders announcing that they will re fuse to abide by arbritration laws not satisfactory to them, is go ing a little too far. Supposing the railroads would take this stand. Such expressions go a little too far and should be resented. Salem. Prune pool o f season nets highest price to growers for 7 years. Coos Bay Mills shipped during last half December total of 7,275.000ft. lumber, OREGON C. H. BREWER, M. D. P H Y S IC IA N AN1) SURGEON S t a y t o n . O reg on Wilbur N. Pinllcr, D.M.D. 0ENTIST Office Opp. I .miceHeld Shoe Store Phone 21 to Stavton. Ore G. Cyril Watson, D.M .D. (laminati & Stout Pendleton, 3 quarter sections wheat land sells for $30,000. -D e n tis t- STAYTON MEAT MARKET Up Stairs in Roy Block SESTAK & THOMAS. Stayton, • • Oregon A. BURSELL, M. D. P r o p r ie to r s. Physician and Surgeon Fresh, Sail & Cured Meals X RAY 0 RE 6 ON A U M S V ILLE Lard & Crcam.ry Butler. The idea o f Public Service Commissioner Corey o f inserting “ public necessity” clause in utility act seems to be meeting with Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock general approval and is a move to encourage investment o f capital in Oregon. The Southern Pacific Co. has made a humane move in or dering glare o f headlight shut off when deer are seen on track as they then jump off to safety. Otherwise they are dazed by the glare and fail to jump. Grants Pass, Co-operative beet growing company formed. Drain, Local woman markets biggest flock o f turkeys in state. 400 birds net her $1100. La Grande, This division will receive $738,000 o f the 0. W. R. N. total appropriation of $3,000,000 for 1917 improvements. Umatilla county expended $120,000 on roads in 1916. Marshfield Record, “ There never were so many men work ing in the Coos Bay country as at the present time. The payrolls here are larger than they ever have been and the prospects for the new industries never were as b rig h t” McMinnville may vote on $500,000 bond issue to hard sur face 87 miles o f roads. Grants Pass, Development o f Grey Eagle mine to proceed. Newport, Delegation in Congress pledge support for harbor improvement here. Florence, Siuslaw bar now has 18 feet o f water. Bath Tubs, lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm- ers--We carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. JACOB SPANIOL Lulay & Schindler 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 In the Pacific Coast states are thirty-five million horsepower in waterpowers, and only 1,472,000 i9 developed power. Just think what this great power would do for these states if adquately de veloped. And yet Congress refuses to pass satisfactory legislation under which development will take place. L. A. MESSING ■U «> * #• LA W YE R and N O TAR Y PUBLIC Office Room No, 6, Roy Hldg. FUNERAL DIRECTOR OREGON G. F. KORINEK, V. S., B. V. Sc Veterinarian Treats all domestic animals, also applies the Tuberculin test. Telephone 3x7 Office a t S la y to n S ta b le a S TA YTO N . . . . OREGOf — PAUL FEH LEN (Licensed and Dental Kxpert Stayton, Ore. Phone 3x24 Swiss Jeweler > » » ♦♦ » ♦♦ » * ♦ * * * * » ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦* M * » » > ■ <1 All work on watches and • » i clocks guaranteed for One Year 31 YE A R S EXPE R IE N C E H o w 's T h is ? Always sndaavsr to raly upon your own resourcaa. Unlaaa • man is accustomed to truot to his own resources his talanta will nsvar ba fully developed; ho will never gam that quicknass of perception, that promptnasa of daciaion, that readiness of action which ara essential to tho auo- coosful conduct of affaire. V. A. GOODE Veterinary Surgeon Two-End Repression. Just to Look Wise. Mingus (»peaking of one who has "W hy do you lift the hood and stare Juat paused) — He certainly ha« a st the engine? You know you don't squelched appearance. | Try My Work, It Speak* For lUelf j [ understand I t ” Mlllient—No wonder. Ill» wife won’ t "J know I don't I guess I do It for Located in the Shoe Shop let him express Ills mini] at home, And the same reason that a man reads West o f the Stayton State Rank bis l»o«» won't let him express It at through alxiut eighty pages o f the ab the office. • Stayton Oregon stract o f the lot he Is buying. He Mingus—-U’ liat'» Id» hiisines»? » ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • ♦ • • • ♦ • • • » a * BUIbcnt—He’s a newspaper editor.— doesn't understand I t hut he thinks he must read i t " —Detroit Free I’resa. Life. Selfishness is a mean trait Sslfishne-x in some form is at the foundation of most of our unliAppinsxs and misery If we could a m lyis all the suffering in tka world and tr*r« it back to its first cause ws should proba bly find that selfishness was the greatest fac'or in (.resting it. Farm I .omis Secured STAYTON STAYTO N, OREQON. SELF RELIANCE. Attorncv-at-I.aw -Notary Public - J . M. R IN G O - Hood River, Pacific Power & Light Co. to build cable line across river to connect Oregon plants with White Salmon river plants on Washington side at cost o f $30,000 to assure power at all times in case o f temporary d isability o f anyone plant. 8ELFI8HNE88. S. i l . H I£ l/ r Z L C L TINWORK and PLUMBING Baker, Farmers milling company incorporates to engage in milling and grain business here. Mill site secured. Ediicet-on . o n fecundity of • t. cep . cr.cti of illusila- . on, c.u’-snci*. v.goe, fancy, • re „ •% and illustrations; i : .*»-i every common thing • 'ivi or .1 trihi-ig w " t undignified and i usui.' — 5/i'll-,, Smith. .— CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT. 15 S T A Y T O N -K IN G S T O N EDUCATION. -U W.4. ky WEYMAMMUTOH COMPANY. SO Uni h i V » . Nr* Y «k City Albany Democrat, Oregon needs more capital for develop ment and whenever it makes the interest limit too low it drives it away. Capital must have a reasonable return for the risk. W c offer Guo Huticr d Dollar» Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Ila ll’a Catarrh Cur*. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We. tho unilcrclgnct, havo known F. J. Cheney for the I art IS years, nnd believe him perfectly honorable In nil bu»lneri transaetlon* an.l flnanel lly nbl-i to f.'irry out ary nblli-atlons mm by hie firm. NATIONAL BANK O. COMMERCE, Toledo. O. nall’a Catarrh Curo lx tn’-e-i Infernally, Ictlng tire-tty upoa r e I loci end mu- •oue surfaces of the ry.-tem. T-xt r lonl .lx lent fre». prb - 7i renu |. t I. ,ltl . II, I,| )y ell T )n :'-'Bts. Teke Uall'e i'nmily Pills for constipation. — Real Estate— And Farm Loans G EO . A , SMITH Stayton, Oregon “FIXIT SHOP’ I have established a repair shop in the Cooper building on Water Street and will repair anything. Saw Filing a specialty. Oron Weddle. tf NOTICE! The Trover-W eigel Studio will open Saturday and Sunday Mar. 8rd. I Hnd 4th. They are now located in the ! Matthieu Rldg on Second Street.