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PUBLIC AUCTION
3-1-8-15
H a v in g sold m y farm I w ill sell at public auction on m y
farm kn ow n as the L e w ie CroisEint farm, 5 m iles south­
east of Stayton, on
ADVERTISING
M o n e y to L o o n
I I av
.m sem m . R
menta f r loaning e ater > money,
will make very low rate of Inter­
est on highly improved fsrma. Ho­
mer H. Smito, room 5, McCornack
Bldg., Sal , regon. Phone S6.
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FOR SALE—SO hea 1 . f stock sheep.
Appi. • Floyd .-hel't'O, Scio, Oregon,
P.ioi:o 101.
WHY SET INFERIOR EGGS-when
y u oi l .e t pure brevi Plymouth Rock
Eggs of J. F. Sloper, Staytor, Ore.,
for M.O.i per setting, n ate I with one
of Meyor’s, of Portland, famous prise
winners.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22,1917
8-15-12
WANT! D—Team of Marcs, must be
young ar.d weigh about 2800 to 8200
pounds for team. Have some cattle that
\.ou\! t de o s t-e . A. F. Welter,
Shaw, Ore.
3-15 52
FOR SALE or TRADE-A five room
modern ci tt:ige, two lots on corner
close to school in Newberg, Ore.—Ap­
ply Mail Office.
Beginning at ten o’clock a. m. the following described property:
2S
FOR SALE —Sale bills, business cards,
letter heads, envelopes and all kir.ds of
printing. Mail Office.
FOR SALE—2 fresh cows. B. W.
Munkers. Phone 236.
3-15-62
FOR SALE - A No. 12 De Laval separ-
it.»r good as new. Apply at Mail
< Lice
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F JR SALE—Red clover seed.
Nick Neitling, 5 miles east of Stay-
ton. Phone 1474.
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FOR SALE—32 head sheep. Apply T.
O. Archer, Kingston, Ore.
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FOR SALE—A No. 15 De Laval Separ­
ator good as new. Apply Mail Office.
3-22-x
THE NEW IDEA OF
CONSERVATISM
I sorrel mare I2yrs. old, "ÌS wt. about 1400
I sorrel mare 8 yrs. old, weight about 1500
1 bay “ 5 “
“ “ 1400
1 brown 4
1150
1 black horse 3
1350
1 bay mare 3
1350
100 chicken, Brown Leghorns
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
6 head grade Jersey cows
2 Jersey heifers
3 calves
40 hogs, consisting of 34 fine shoats,
weight about 80 lbs. Money makers.
5 good brood sows, all will farrow
soon. I Poland China boar.
Farming Implements
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One No. *i
5 Oliver tyi'ewriter, cheap or will trade
for anything I can use. H. L. Wright,
Aumsville, Ore.
3-15-51
LOST—A Shepherd pup 8 mouths old,
black with white feet, nose, tip of tail
and breast. Finfer p'ease address J.
T. Hunt, Sullin.ity, Ore.
3-29-x
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc.
1 McCormick binder, 1 McCormick mower, 1 hay rake, 1 7-foot hoe drill, 1 double disc
plow, 1 disc harrow, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 3-section drag harrow, 2 walking plows
No. 50, heavy wagon, light wagon, surrey, new buggy, set new single harness, set light
double harness, 4 sets work harness, 6 good horse collars, saddle, new U. S. cream
separator No. 16, forge, anvil, vise, many other small tools, household goods and other
things too numerous to mention.
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of
the interior, recently addressed
a letter to the chairman of the
senate committee on public lands
which is well werth quoting here:
—In view of the general realiz­
ation that it is time to make plans
for national defense, I take the
liberty of suggesting that you
consult with the chairman of the
committee on military and naval
affairs to see if it is not practic­
able to have the lands which are
at present locked up, containing
oil, phosphate and potash, releas­
ed under a leasing system. We
have some 6,000,003 acres of pos­
sède oil lands so withdrawn that
ro wells can be bored upon them
>4*0«
Only the land now held in private
o ynership are producing. We
I
should be about the business of
T h e G re a t E x p u n g e r.
of "Fuailisr.”
Lou 1 ./ Compliment to Ccncis.
d ;covenng what these with- Fusilier Origin
was originally the name o/ In 1884, after an exciting debate of One 11 o I ir>t o\e, m.k i n- enormous
several weeks, congress passed a res­ shortcomings of Louis XIV us a inuii
d-awn lands contain. Gasoline is • soldier armed wlih a light flintlock olution
censuring President Andrew
called the fuslL At the time
as a king to admit tli.it jy some ini
invaluable to the navy, as well of musket
; Jackson for removing the public de­ and
the
English
civil
war
<1042
52)
(he
portunt respects lie “tried to do Ills
as to every automobile owner and term “firelock” was usually employed posits from the old National bank. duty.”
a hard working sorer
The resolution as passed by congress eign both lie In was
to the owner of every other gas- to distinguish these weapons from the declared
the sphere of ndnilnlslra
“that
the
president
In
the
common matchlock muskets Ou!
and In that social sphere which
olinedriven engine in the country. of more
late executive proceedings in relation tlon
these
companies
of
“firelocks’’
grew
was
to
no less important. Ho
The largest deposit of potash the "fusiliers.'' In the latter part of to the public revenue hns assumed courteous his mind
that be never passed the
upon
himself
authority
and
power
not
in this country, which is funda­ the Thirty Year war (1043) fusiliers conferred by the constitution and laws, poorest woman nlxnit the pnlace with­
were simply mounted troops with the
out lifting his hat, he carried polite
mental in the manufacture of ex­ fusil,
hut In derogation of both." The ac­ consideration
as
carbiniers
were
with
the
car­
the level of n fine art.
plosives, is also out of use be­ bine. The senior fusilier regiment in tion of congress made Jackson and his In the way of to courteous
there
very angry, anrl Henntor Thom­ are few things nobler than s|>eech
cause withdrawn, and we have the British service, the Seventh Royal as friends
Ills
remark
Benton of Missouri gnve notice that
fusiliers, City of London regiment, was
the great Conde ns the old hero
some S.OO^.OOO acres phosphate formed
lie would bring forward every year a , to
ou
the
French
model
In
1088.
wns
slowly ascending the great marble
deposit in the same situation.
resolution to expunge the resolution of staircase
at Versailles. Comic npolo
censure. After n struggle of three years glzod for being
The developement of these re­
so long In mounting the
A r s a o f tha M o o n .
Benton's resolution was finally passed, steps, at the top
which the king
sources can l> ; made effective by The moon always presents the same and
bln^k lines were drawn around •toed waiting. "Ah, of cousin,”
Louis re­
face to us, as Is evident from the per­ the resolution
the passage of a leasing bill.
of censure, with the In­ plied. ,. 10 moves slowly when one is
manency
of
the
various
markings
ou
“Expunged by the order of lnden with Inurcls."
The old id *». of conservatism, her surface This proves that with re­ scription.
senate this Kith day of January,
the idea preached and practiced spect to the earth she revolves on an tho
1837.“ Senator Benton was nicknamed
Satisfied.
and the time of rotation is exact­ “the
by Rooseve'f a ; ! Pinchot, says axis,
great expunger.” Ills service to “I wns brought
ly
equal
to
the
time
of
revolution
on this matter was considered I’m glad of i t ” up on a farm, and
tiie Helena Independent, was to around the earth—viz, a little over Jackson
the
more
because many
lock up all nused natural resour -1 twenty-seven days. The moon’s sur­ years before remarkablo
he and Jackson hnd a “Yes?"
“You bet your life! Whenever 1
ces and sit be r : fi i door with face contains about 14,085,000 square pistol fight In a hotel at Nashville, In i think
I’m working too hard I Just stop
miles,
or
nearly
four
times
the
area
of
which
Jackson
wns
wounded
and
Ben­
a shotgun. The new idea, which Europe.
and
think
tho time when I had to
ton was pitched headlong downstairs. i get up at of 4 o’clock
Secretary Lane has put into prac­
and work like a
A
Deep
Rooted
Business.
slave
until
dark.’’—New
York World.
tice whenever congress would
B o t h B lu ffe rs.
“Now, dad, I'm through college and
I rejected you, would you com­ ready
for work."
give him a c i m e t • da -o, is to mit "If suicide?”
P ro v e d H i s Case.
enough.”
permit the u n of all natural re­ "1 don't know, girlie. Your sixteen- “Good
•Mother—The whipping you hnd yes
"I
want
to
learn
this
business
of
sources in such m: nner as to pre­ year-old sister Is very attractive. In yours from the ground up.”
torday does not scein to have Improved
few years”—
you. Your behavior has been even
vent waste an 1 to get full value a But
"Tush,
Imy.
1
have
men
In
my
sub-
worse today. Willie—That's what I
she
accepted
him
forthwith,
and
basements
who
have
been
working
up
for the public. In times like these he I : working hard now to meet the steadily for five years and haven’t ! wanted
lo prove. You said I wns as
the quicker the new way isadop Installments on nil engagement ring.— reached the ground floor yet.“— Louis­ bail as I possibly could be yesterday.
I knew you were wrong.
Louisville Courier-Journal,
ted throughout, the better.
ville Courier-Journal.
- FREE LUNCH
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TERMS OF SALE: $20 and under, ash; over that amount 6 months time will be
given on bankable notes bearing 8 per cent interest. Five per cent discount for sums
over $20 cash. All property must be settled for before removing from the premises.
D.
TOWNES,
Owner.
BEN T. SUDTELL, of Albany, Auctioneer.
J. W. MAYO, Clerk.
GET YOUR EASTER GOWN
AT GARDNER’S
A fine line of new fnuterials to choose from.
Fancy Silks, Colored Poplins, Dotted Pon­
gees, Plain and Fancy Woolen Goods
c.Also many pretty fancys in striped, dotted
and figured material for sport suits.
J. P . Gardner’ s Cash S to re ,
S ta y to n , Ore.
Closing Out Sale
of Umberellas
At LANCEFIELD’S