OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW!
THÈ S T A Y T O N M A I L
A L E X A N D E R S: D A U G H E R TY , Owners nini Ihihlishcrs
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Entered as second class matter at the poatoffiee at Stayton, Marion
Cmnty, Oregon, under the Act of Congress o f March 3, 1879.
Subscription Price $1.00 Per Year In Advanee
Member of tho Stole Editorial Association and of the Willamette Valley Fditoria!
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OUR INTRODUCTION
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Pohtland broker was robbed of a roll of hunk notes while
sleeping in a chair car trying to save a $2 Pullman fare.
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St. Helens, Clatstop county lets contract for 4 miles grad­
ing and paving at cost of $26,000
Grants Pass. Indications are that this citv will lose sugar
factory built here last year o . i,r to fact that sufficient q iantit> of
beets cannot be secured. Many
her communities arc after olunl i
Eugene, Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co. will soon have Mnrshfi Id I
connected with this city by fine line giving first class service.
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O M F call these facc-itufTcr* hods, «omo call them
gophers. llut they arcgctiingscarccrandscarcersinee
gentlemen found out about W - U C l IT Chewing. There is
no excuse for a man making a monkey of himself today.
I lie fine rich tobacco flavor was pot into W-H by nature,
the touch o f salt brings it out nice und tranquil like,
without your worrying your jaw uround continually.
W-H is getting to he prelty nearly us popular as sun­
shine these h a p p y d a y s.
Krownsville. Cannery her*» has many more orders than it can
fill for 1917.
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Cottage Grove cannerv will operate this season.
With war threatened, the country begins to realize the value
of great industries and railroads. Legislation and regulation which
injures and destroyes them, injures the whole country. A crisis
hk<* the present shows that the safety of our country in time of
trouble depends on perfect working industrial organizations.
M«l* I f WKYMAN BRUTON COMPANY, SO Uaiaa Sqssrs, N»w Yack City
In consolidating the two papers of Stavton and assuming|
loitland. Metal Trades Council strike in local shipyards!
control o f the Stayton Mail we feel that the readers are entitled to breaking down. More men will be employed as fast as machinery
an introduction to us and to know something of the policies we will l'an be Installed.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OCT 15
try to carry out
Public Docks Commission locating site for large public de-
Physician and Surgeon
El. D. Alexander, the senior member o f the firm scarcely needs vator at Portland,
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any introductory to the reading public of Stayton and vicinity as
Lebanon, S. P- Co. has large force rebuilding 2000 feet
he has been a resident of Stayton for the past fifteen years and trestle.
AUTO STAGE
ST AY T ON.
OREGON
Will make regular trip* «very ilny.
the greater part o f the time has been engaged in the printing
Redmond, Standard Oil Co. building station here to carry Sundays included a» follow*:
business and a number of those years published a newspaper so
s.u.KM CIIONKV.i
full
line
of its products.
that practically everybody knows him.
Lravt1 Stayton for Kingston 8:3ft A. M.
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C. E. Daugherty the junior member of the firm is a new
Pineville, Oregon Spokesman, new paper to be established
!l;Oft *• P H Y S IC IA N A N I) SUKCEON
Arrive Stayton
man in in your midst, having taken the editorial and business man- here.
S t a y t o n , O regon
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agement of the Standard last November, but suffice it to say that
E|k citV) Alder timber being shipped from here to Albany Leave
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he has had 26 years experience in the newspaper and printing f urnjture f actorv
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business, having worked on some o f the largest papers in the
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country and for some of the best printing establishments in the
Coquille, Sawmill goes to work on 12,000,000 ft. lumber war Arrive
Leave Opp. Ore. Elee. Salem 2:4ft P. M.
west.
order.
Arrive
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In politics we will be absolutely independent. We will en-
Oregon legislature actually adjourned, leaving $974.65 in
Sublimity
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Olhce Opp, l.aneeficld Sinai Store
de Ivor to give our readers all the news all the time, thus giving treasury,
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Stayton
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Stavton. Ore
them a paper that they will be glad to support and proud to call
Portland gets a toy factory with $30,000 capital.
Laave Stayton lor Kingston 4:2ft P.M.
their own.
“ K in gton " Stayton
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Legislature provided new revenue o f $324,000 and has
As the success of a country newspaper from a news-gather­
connect* with Motor Cur
ing standpoint depends largely on the country correspondence. We $133,000 in emergency fund.
llammun & Stout
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appeal to all the correspondents to both papers to send in your
North Bend sawmills working on eastern war order mater­
news items just the same as usual.
ials.
We also feel that we should say a word to our advertisers
Contract let to place 10,000 tons rock around S. P. Co. Coos
a id other patrons. We have increased the circulation of our paper Bay bridge piers.
by consolidation even more than we had anticipated and in this
Portland stove works will erect $300,000 plant.
manner have doubled the value of our paper as an advertising
Proprietors.
medium. We are better equipped than ever to do your commer­
Portland Saturday manual training classes are crowded.
cial and job printing.
Physician and Surgeon
Klamath, New fish hatchery on Crooked Creek to be built,
X It A Y
another to be enlarged.
H. A. BEAUChAMP, M.l).
SALEM--STAYTON
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
W ilbur N. Pintlcr, D.M.D.
G. Cyril Watson, D.M.D.
STAYTON MEAT MARKET Up Stairs in Roy Block
SESTAK &
S,ay*°"'
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THOMAS,
A. BURSELL, M. D.
Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats
SHERIFF’S
SALE
OF
Last Notice of Executor.
REAL PROPERTY
ON FORECLOSURE
Is
Attornev-at-I.nw-Notary Public
Given, That by d£y°fifed i n ^ h e ' o f Manon
Politics is more powerful than business as is shown by the
virtue of an execution duly issued out Connty, State o f Oregon, his final general failure to pass bills consolidating functions, boards and
Hereby
of th. Circuit Court o f the State o f has fixed and appointed Monday, March commissions that are duplicating each other at public expense.
Oregon, for the county of Marion and 12th, 1917, at the hour o f 10 o ’clock
Salem, Bill to spend $200,000 on home for delinquent chil-
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tom e d irects on the J) day of Jan-
in the county court house, ir. dren referred to the people.
1917, upon a judgment and de- said county and state, as the time and
place for the hearing o f any objections
Newberg Graphic. The Southern Pacific log train that is
cree duly rendered, entered of record
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and docketed in and by said Court on tlement thereof.
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Dated February 6, 1917.
many ears. It means work for a large number o f hands and this
uary,
the 23rd dav of January, 1917, in a
wherein E. G. S'egmund
was plaintiff
and Margaret M. Mullen
and David Feb. 7—Mar. 7
were defendants
fendants by which execution I am com­ dersigned, by an order o f the County
Court o f the state o f Oregon for the
manded to s°i! the property in said ex­ County o f Marion, duly made and en­
ecution and hereinafter described to tered on the 30th day o f December,
pay the sum due the plaintiff of $947.24 {h!‘6’e^ute * o
T a "exander"' M^^ifford!
with interest thereon at the rate | deceased, and that he has duly qualified
1 as such administrator.
All persons
of 8 per cent, per annum from the having claims against said estate are
23rd day of January 1917, until paid hereby notified to present the same duly
verified as required by law to said ad­
and the further sum of $100.00, attor­ ministrator at Salem, Marion County,
ney 's fees together with the costs and Oregon, within six months o f the date
o f this notice.
disbursements of said suit taxed at
Dated this 14th day o f February,
Oliver Jory
$27 .25 Dollars a id cost* and expenses 1917.
Jas. G. Heltzel
Administrator o f the
of said exccu'io-. I will on Saturday Salem, Oregon
estate o f Alexander
M. Gifford, deceased,
the 10th day of March 1917, at the Attorney for
estate.
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hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day r.t
the
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County Court
House in Marion county, Oregon, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder !
A fA T r iT T
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for cash in hand on the day o f sale, all
the right, title inteiest and estate which
said defendi nts » d all persons claim­
ing under them subsequent to the date
of the mt rtgage, October 15th, 1914 in, |
of and to said premises hereinbefore
mentioned and d ¡scribed in said execu­
tion as follow«, to wit:
Beginning at
the north east cerner of Block No. 51, j
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in the City of Sa,c m, in Marion County,
State o f Or, goi ; and running thence
southerly along ihe etst line o f said
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block, 65 feet tu ihe land sold to D. R.
W « offer One Hundred Dc,l’r
and Anna Yent - ; thence in a westerly
tor any r%z<3 c; C:;‘ ir: . t. -t
direction a*, right angles to Commercial cannot tc cured by HaB’a Ca.arra
Street and following the north line of Cure.
T. J. C H E K T Y £c r;> . Tiled ), O.
the Yantis land 100 fret; thence north­
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erly parallel w ith the east line o f the
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block, 65 feet to the north line o f said
block; thence easterly along the north
line thereof, 100 feet to the place of
beginning.
Said sale is being made subject to re­
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Dated ‘.1rs 31st day of January 1917.
W. I. Needham,
Sheriff o f Marion County, Oregon
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Good Oak Posts for sale.
cents each. Chas. Gehlen.
V. A. GOODE
LAW YER
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
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STAYTON
Burke Fish Co. to establish refrigeration plant on Coos Bay.
Treats all domestic animals,
also
upplics the Tuberculin test.
Telephone 3x7
Offi ce a! S ta y ton Stahlen
Klamath Falls gets another Itox factory to employ 50 hands.
S TA YTO N
The quick, safe
and reliable roofing
m a te r ia l
Especially desirable in the
country or where there is
no water system, because
Abia
but Not Willing.
Driven to It.
“You aati me for help, and I dare say
you haven't done a lick of work since
the day you were born." snarled old
Mr. Codgers.
“Oh. sir," answered the mendicant,
“you do me a great Injustice. I bad
n < ruel parent, sir, mid many a time
afi -r lie li nl walloped me, I went forth
ami milked the cows.**— Birmingham
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OREGO I
GEO. A, SMITH
Stayton,
Oregon
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Lulay & Schindler
Contractors & Builders
Huntinj on Troaebc-roua 8oil.
IS P R A l U C A M v
It la good ro o fin g and gives splen­
did satisfaction because it is mads right
Walking Signboard*
“Sandwich man," that expressive
term nppllcd to unfortunates who walk
the streets benrlng two advertising
bonnls strapped over lliclr shoulders. Is
said to have lierii originated by Dick
m s In one of tils "Skclchc s by Box.”
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Snipe slioillng oli un l.,d l hog la an
excellent test of u gunner's skill and
enthusiasm An expel I- need hog shoot­
er If he finds himself going down
throws himself fiat oil his shin or back
and at the same time throws Ills gun
to hla attendant, generally an unsli'-d
“gossoon," who rnrely falls to catch IL
The sensation of being bogged Is very
unpleasant, but If a man throws him­
self on bis side or buck there la
strength enough In the pent to support
hla body.—“Forty five Yours of Sport."
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And Farm Loans
R o o lif* ^
“Come, now.- pnristu.l the lawyer,
"•re you not able to nay o f your own
knowledge Unit the defendant wua In
the room at the time und objected to
the whole pro < eding?"
"Yet. sir." Huvugrly replied the wit­
ness, "I nm able to say It, 1 reckon,
but I'd l>e telling the blggeat lie you
ever heard of If I did.”
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Veterinarian
Crane has a $54,000 irrigation project.
Congress for some time has been confronted with the question
whether the great source of waterpower shall be used or be un-
p ro d u c tiv e indefinitely.
The Shields bill which is now in confer-
encc provides opportunity for the necessary compromise but little
progress has been made. Certainly it should be possible to get
some action in the month remaining to the present Congress for a
deadlock in the matter cannot satisfy the desire o f any o f the part­
ies to the controversy.
OREGON
G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B
China gets 2400 miles railroad in 1917 built with American
caPital-
is to be hoped this year will see conditions that will in-
V ite ca p ita l to g o into American railroads
Marshfield, Options have been closed by an Kastern con­
cern for more than 100,000 acres of spruce and fir timber land on
lower Umpqua and Smith rivers, at a consideration of more than
$3,000,000. A large pulp and paper mill will be established and
cruisers are now ascertaining the amount of paper spruce available.
and ffO T A R Y PUBLIC
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
JACOB SPANIOL
Rooms 5-6 Bush Bank Building
Salem
Farm Liana Secured
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings— Farm-
ers-W e carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
Interstate Commerce Commission has raised lumber rates
from all Willamette valley mills fifty cents per ton, or ten to
Notice is hereby given that the un- twenty-five dolla*fe.a car.
in favor of plaintiff and against said de­
the west door of
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
Administrator’s Notice
Mullen, her husband, Lee E. Abbe and
May Abbe, his wife,
E xecu tor^ oT V mean3 the payment of many grocery bills and other accounts,
estate o f Appol-
Southern Pacific distributes first half of $110,000 labor bonus
lonea
Gehien, j
deceased.
for 1917.
Attorney fo V th e
estate.
certain suit then in said Court pending,
OREGON
S . IT. H E L T Z E L
To Whom It May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned, A. I « p r e s e n t e d fa ir lv ”
Lainck, executor of the estate of Ap- re p r e s e n le a la iriy .
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Notice
AUMSVILLE
Dr. Mervin, Washington Industrial Service Bureau: — “ Event- I - ir .f fL T rC 'im T V R l llI t T
ually, however, this struggle between capital and labor must yield
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to an industrial co-operative group in which all interests will be Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
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Free samples and literatura
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NOTICE!
The Trover-Weigel Studio will
I have established n repair shop in
the Cooper building on Water Street
Saturday and Sunday Mar. 3rd.
and will repair anything.
Saw Filing 1111,1
T ^ y «re now located in the
a specialty,
Oron Weddle.
tf i Malth'cu Bldg on Second Street.