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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1917)
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Le a rn To S k a te The most Healthy, ExMliratidg, Mors! Amusement of the Day G m 4 Floor. Good Order and rosin idi Spectators, who are Admitted Free FREE SKATING TO LADIES In the afternoon of each day for learners. O P E N E V E R Y E V E N IN G OREGON ST A Y T O N BIRTHDAY PARTY LILLY HARDWARE CO. PUTS IN DISPLAY FRAME Sunday will la« “ Church Going D a\” at the Methodist Episcopal Chur» h when it is expected that all mcmhri . both city no«l country, including lie* friends of the church, will make a s|K'Cial effort to be present. The Dis trict Superintendent, Dr T. B. Fo-d will arrive Saturday and be with tl »> church over the Sabbath lie will give a short talk at the Sunday S< I i ! > aion. At 11 o'clock, oil account of the it i- lowing day being Lincoln’s Birthday, a Lincoln's birthday program will be the order instead of the regular preaching set vice. This program ia called "A f ter Fifty Years.” Following the morning service, the regular monthly dinner will he hold with the superi*:- tciulent as honor guest. At two o'clock the second quarterly conference o f the church will be h« Id, an«l in the evening there will be given the people of Slayton an opportunity to he:»r a »»rmon by Dr. Ford a great abate of whose ministerial work has been spent as presiding elder »nd dis trict superintendent and who will de liver a ringing message. E. B. Lockhart. fhs budget. leavtnx ths list excess at Coming M onday, Feb. 12 ll.4SI.XB9«. The commit toes have approved ap propriations totaling |S, 160.492.17, and tn addition PilM a« 1 taxes and conttuu lug appropriations already provided for In the laws amount to $3.241.743.- 40. Adding these two aunts, the total, which la 14,394.224.77, may be sub- ■traded from !L9ti5.867.26. which Is tlm sum of the aKxregate appropria tions requested, and the balance la the r.u i of the requested appropriation« y -t to be passed on by the commit tees. This balance le 3.671.642 48. out of which the committee« muni prune 91,- 431.269 96 to keep within the tax lim itation. It will be some Job. “ L pq Boom ” Law AT STAR THEATRE The Last Word In Entertainm ent The Celebrated HAWAIIAN Troubadors A Comprehensivo Combination of a Newer Kind in which there is a Dainty and Melodious Musical Atmosphere of Sweet Hawaiian and American Popular Music Happily Blended Enacted One of the Important pieces of leg islation introduced at thla session of the legislature waa passed by the sen The Joseph Fisher home was the ate Friday afternoon by unanimous scene of a merry crowd last Thurnlav vote. It was substitute senate bill night when about twenty friends came 31, by the senate Judiciary committee, The Lilly Hardware Co. of this c'tv in unexpectedly bringing manv good and Is Intended to open the streams has in a new line of wall paper that things to ent. Cards and games of all of the stale to all timber owners they are displaying in a very unique kinds were the order of the evening. wishing to uae them for the purposs manner. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. of floating loga or timber products Near the front door is a frame which C. A. Luthy, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miss- to the mills or markets. holds a large number of wings, both ler, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Thomas, The bill. If enacted Into law, will sides o f which are nicely decorated Misses Graee Elder, Cora Cooper, Ina destroy the monopoly now held by with the wall paper samples containing Harold, Messrs. E. C. Titus. Wallace VISITS BROTHER sidewall, border and ceiling. These Smith, and the host and hostess and ■om« of the big timber companies on frames are hinged and the customer son NorvaL many of the streams of the state. It can rapidly run through the lot making Sam Clark and bride of Rismark, | will give the little timber owner the his selection from actual comparison. N. I), visited at the home of his broth same rights es the big owner to put Mr. W. A. Weddle is the originator » f er. C. S. Clark in this city Monday. hla togs Into a stream and float them VALEN «NE SOCIAL the device. Mr. Clark is editor and proprietor of to market. It makes of the alreatna On another page of The Mail will be Jim Jam Jems, whicn is a popular public highways. Invitations are out by the members found the Lilly Hdwe. Co’s. ad. which May Recall School Directors magazine known to most of the read of the Epworth league of the M. E. explains the new line ot sample books Every school director In Oregon ers of the Mail. He and his bride have Church for a great time on Valentine’s of wall pa;>er that are yours for the eve according to the makers of the pro been on an extended honeymoon trip, will be subject to the recall ths same asking. Head the ad through if inter gram, who state that the party promis covering most of the scenic pointa of as other public officials under provi ested. sion of Senator Eddy's bill passed by es to be one of the feature social events the west. the house. of the entire year in Stay ton fun lov The measure already has passed the Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Salem, ia ing and good fellowship circles. “ Deep CARD PARTY senate and now goes to ths Uovsrnsr laid schemes, side splitting and hair visiting at the home of her son A. C. for his signature. raising stunts, to say nothing of the Thomas in this city, while her husband There was some mild opposition, A very piesaa-it card party was held mysteries of wonderland” is what one is on a business trip to San Francisco but the house was determined to pass at the Jacob Spaniol home Saturday of the boosters expressed it those who It. and went even one better than the night. Refreshments were served and attend must look for. senate by making It easier to Invoke a fine time is reported. Those present the recall. b sides the host and hostess, Mr. and The original bill required the signa Mrs. Jacob Spaniol, were: Mr. and Somewhat. tures of enough cltlxena equal to 31 M s. C. A. Luthy, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Willis—What system do these mili Misaler. Mr. aial Mrs. V. D. Sloper, tary aeroplanes work <>n? («tills—One to cut an average of nearly 60 per per cent of the number ot children of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Streff, Mr. and peisou runs the machine, and the oth cent from every appropriation which school uge to start a recall proceeding. The house amended It so only II per Mrs. Grant .Murphy, Misses Grace El er ts just au observer, hut both of them w ill be presented from now on. The ways and means committee cent will be required. Willis—I see. Just like being der and Emnia Streff and L. A. Thomas fight has to date pruned $226.097.47 from married. -Toledo Blade. Bill Curbs Petition Blgnsrw. and Geo. Warford. Every signature on an Initiative or referendum petition must he that of a registered voter under provisions of s bill unanimously passed by the house. The object Is to prevent fraud in petition circulation and to curb the possibilities of abuse. it does not make It harder to got measures on the ballot as It does not Increase the percentage of names re quired or the manner of acquiring them. It does require, however, that ev ery name bo compared by the county clerk with the signatures on the reg istration lists. Unregistered persons enn sign petitions by affidavit. Another change requires that every petition be submitted to the secretary of state and attorney general before It ts circulated. The attorney general Is authorized to write the title to It so that the title on tho petition Is the same as that on tho ballot. Would Tax Church Land. Real estate and other proparty held by religious Institutions but not used for church property will be taxed the same as other property If a hill Introduced In the house by representative Goode becomes a law. The measure would exempt prop erty actually used by houses of wor ship as well as schools and hospitals owned by them, but would tax land held by religious Institutions for in vestment or for future building pur poses. Goode says millions of dol lars' worth of property In Multnomah county alone will have to pay taxes under this plan. Legislative B re v it ie s . Senator Olson's bill providing for the support of Illegitimate children Rai passed the house with an almost un animous vote. The house passed the sterilization bill, providing for the sterilization of feeble minded, mental defectives Hastings Hussel, J. P.—The Cheerful Liar Michael Benedict and perverts, Randolph Dearborn —An Accessory Before the Fact Edward Pieser Property qualification to vota on “ Rev.” Ezra Stiggins—A Gold Cure Practitioner John Susbauer school directors was removed by the Gen. Bert Boomer —A Chicago Real Estate Millionaire Nick Heuberger house when Sheldon's bill went Guy McG’iffir,—A County Constable William Hermen» through with only four opposing Flora Boomer—A girl who has a good time when she wants to—Rose Hottinger votes. Birdie Sweetlove— Housekeeper at the gold cure establishment After a long winded discussion that Hannah Heuberger took up a large part of two days, the Lucretia Spriggiris—A Hoosier Schoolma’am Angeline Mermens house passed Representative Bow man's bill restricting further state aid to sectarian institutions .SYNOPSIS Representative Crandall's concur ACT I Deception rent resolution requiring the public ACT II Detection service commission to ask the rail ACT III Destruction roads to furnish more cars for coal In eastern Oregon was passed by the house. r -xai « ---- m u u k -- - e ■sMattnmaoMaumnaam Standardization of Oregon grain and public supervision of terminal li warehouses are the two principal ob jects sought to be accomplished by a bill Introduced In the senate by Senator Pierce. Representative Sheldon Introduced a bill In the house providing a system of search and seizure of automobiles and trucks running across the state n line from California Into Oregon and suspected of carrying prohibited li quor. Instrum entalists, Singers, Prices 15c and 35c Coming M onday, Feb. .1 2 Honest Work Shoes One of the Biggest Screams of the Season to be staged at Hines Hall Jordan Hall Aumsville Jordan Tuesday Friday Feb. 13 th Feb. 1 6 th Hoosier School Shoes at Reduced Prices Lancefield’s Cash Shoe Store Express Money Orders Sold A UNIQUE RECORD CLASSIFIED* Very Few Like It In Our Broad Re public THE MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. OF PORTLAND, OREGON Cast of Characters Has opened a TESTIN G ST A T IO N -a t— T.Y. M cClellan’s Store West Stayton, WHITE WYANDOTTE For Sale, Beat strain ting of 16 egg». E. 3-1 x EGGS $2.00 per set E. Phillip», Stayton. Ore. SALE BIL1.S at the Mull Office. We j have the lurge»t circulation of any < paper printed or sent into the Santiam | Valley. Advertise with ua and get { resulta. M o n e y In L oan I H ave M ade A rra n g e ments for loaning eastern money, will make very low rate of inter- e»t on highly improved farms. Ho mer H. Smith, room 6, McCornack Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. tf. Where Cream , will be received every day and tested, for which we will pay the highest cash market price. M utual Cream ery Co. Portland, Oregon Curtain 8:15 FRETFU LN E8S. B IG D A N C E A F T E R T H E S H O W Do net give way to fretfulness. It takas the fragrance out of life and leaves only weade where a cheerful disposition would cause flowsro to bloom. A fretful life is joyless life. SBLIMITY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH m ADVERTISING FOUND Watch chain or guani, fall at Mail office. Grateful testimony for Doan's Kid ney Pills, published everywhere is of itself convincing evidence of merit. STOCK HOGS WANTED Confirmed testimony forms still strong 2-H-tf Geo. Spaniol, Stayton, Ore. er evidence. Ycsr* ago, a citizen of this locslity grestfully acknowledged MILK COWS FOR SALE - acknowledged the benefit derived from 6 good Jersey milk cows, fresh and Doan's Kidnev Pills. The statement ia coming fresh next month. now confirmed — the proof mor»« con C. J. Ruettgers, Scio, Ore. R. 2 vincing. Caacs of thia kind are plenti 2-Hx ful in the work of Doan's Kidney Pills, the record unique. Hsy and Vstch Seed For Sals- Vetch P. W. Brown, retired farmer, 1499 seed, Vetch hay, Vetch and Oat hay, State St., Salem, Ore., says: "Hard Oat hay and Clover hay for sale work weakened my kidneys and I often T. Y. McClellan, West Stayton, Ore. felt the effect in lameness and soreness | 2-16-06 across the small of my back. Finally, my attention w h s called to Doan’a For Sale—One Des Moines Incubator Kidney Pills and I uaed some. The at $12, also a double disc drill almost backache and soreness left rr.a. ” aa good aa new, for $20. Phone or (Statement given January 31, 1906.? write Jaa. Schulte, Phone No. 177, STILL USES DOAN'S Sublimity, Oregon. 2-1-8-x On April 11, 1916, Mr. Brown said: ” 1 still consider Doan’s Kidney Pills a CARPET LOOM FOR SALE medicine of merit and they always do New, never been uaed, coat $67.00, good work whenever I take them.” will take $26.00, have no uae for it. Price 60c. at all dealer». Don’t Will weave any pattern, lateat model. simply ask for a kidney remedy—get | 2-8-tf C. M. Holford, Slayton, Ore. Doan's Kidney Pilla—the same that Mr. Brown haa twice publicly recom FOUND A good shoe, which waa loat mended. Foater-Milourn Go., Prop's., between Stayton and Sublimity. Call Buffalo, N. Y. at the Mail office and claim property and pav for thia ad. BY THE SUBLIMITY DRAMATIC CLUB Accompanied by a Special Six Piece Violin Orchestra Admission— Popular Prices .$4 an^ .$4.50 All Felt Slippers 10% Discount LEGISLATIVE REVIEW “A C h eerfu l L iar” Dancers C- cvenjthing about araini)dai|scorns to saq 'to keep drq, >to w o rk in comfort .wear thcFISH BRAND REFLEX SUCKER5 3. A J. T ower C o - B oston