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23rd. Year, N o. 13.
S T A Y T O N , MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, M A RC H 29, 1917.
OUR BUSINESS HOUSES
Serial N o. 1102
Reception tendered
MILLIONS OF POWER
The Pacific Coast's
Mrs. Blakely
Mr. and Mrs. Holford
RUNNING TO WASTE
Opportunity
Passes Away*
A large number of friends of
Millions of dollars are being
Articles Dealing with the HIGH COST OF
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Holford met ‘ expended in France in develop-
United States needs wood­
at
the
Christian
church
Monday
ing
the
water
power
of
the
A
lpejen
mob)r
^°a^s
size and speed
Business Interests
BEING GOVERNED evening and marched to the Mol- in order to secure cheaper power carry six-inch
guns and to
of Stayton
ford
residence
to
tender
them
a
than
that
had
from
coal,
which
,overtake
the
swiftest
submarine,
High taxes may have aa much
Mrs. W. F. Blakely died Mon-
eay afternoon March 26th r-' her
home in Stayton of paralysis.
Miss Mary I. Beardslev was
to do with the high cost of living farewell reception prior to their is short in amount and growing these to be used as convoys, j born at Manotonac Wis. April 6 th
The Government also needs ships J 18 5 5 was’married to W. F Blake-
Buslness Men of Stayton are on aa the soaring price of pork chop departure for Tennessee.
The higher in price,
new
to
In the valley of Durance
10 use
US€ as transports in case of jyNov. ICth 1873 in Michigan.
a Par With the Same Class
and oniona. It ia folly to imag- evening was pleasantly spent in
Of Men in Other
line th a ta jio ll tax and property playing parlor games at the con- plants aggregating 74,000-horse v' arover3eas and to carry sup- -r 0 ^ i s unjon seven childr< n
to tlie navy. American com- were born five boys and two gh -1
Localities
tax are the extent of their con- elusion of which light refresh- power are being erected for the
trihution to the coat of being ments were served much to the • ■ ectro-chemical industry, while merce needs ships to carry our a || 0f whom are still living. The •
ad Ijar^s °f the world. are Mrs.
^ Newberry of
Our article this week deals with tfoverend. Mr. F. G. It. Gordon enjoyment of all present. At a above Modane one of the biggest *>otM^8
late
hour
the
guests
took
their
chemical
plants
in
France
has
*
ea9t
tw0'thirds
of
our
coin-
Tacoma
Wash.
J H., P. C., and
our drug stores. The city o f 1 adflres»ing the Havet-hill (Mass.)
departure
wishing
their
hostess
acquired
rights
to
about
120,000
merce
must
pass
through
the
Mrs.
W.
Goodniafti
of Stayton,
Stayton boasts two first clasa Rotary Club, brought out the
zone
In
°rder
to
reach
its
j
r
Blakely
of
Eugene,
E. T *
all
kinds
of
good
luck
in
their
horse
power.
This
project
alone
b
am
‘d
stores of this character and those tremendous load the high cost
new
home.
when
completed,
will
reduce
mark<-*
L
Our
best
customers
are
of
Junction
City,
and
Geo.
D. of
who are familiar with these of being governed lays upon
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coal
consumption
by
1,300,000
tbe
ad'e3,
and
thev
and
the
Eur-
Gran(]
Jtapids
Mich.
placea of busineas are not alow every household.
tons annually.
neutrals have hitherto
Mr., and Mrs. Blakely moved
A two billion dollar Congress
in speaking a good word for the
The Seattle Post Intelligencer ; fone our carrying but they no from Michigan to Sta; ton
Stayton druggists and their meana a tax of $ 10 0 per family.
All voters who have moved savs: In the United States, longer have enough ships for the 19 0 5 where they have since re-
If to this we and State, county
stores.
rticularly in the far Western purP<>se. The United States has gjded
Mrs. Blakely was t .
and
municipal
expenses
we
have
They are first class in every
since registering or not register- ■
; — 1 - — ;-------- ; t h e material and must t r a i n t h e
*
water power development
member of the Eastern Star i ,
respect and are run by men who a grand total of $172 a year furled will be com,»ell-d to register '
thoroughly understand their bu­ every family’ almost $3.50 p. r before the books close in May or has been automatically supended laDor 10 suPPly ine aeiiciency, Michigan but never transfer. I
siness and are reliable, realizing week.
they will be unable to vote at for years by the action of the that our commerce may not lan- her membership. The husband
1S up has lost a devoted wife the
Nearly 15 per cent of the cost the June election. Registration government in withdrawing all uish for !ack of shlP3-
the needs of the public and the
sices
public
land
from
entry
to
us
to
make
good
the
shortage.
chiIdren a |ovintr mother and
nocessity of always having on of government goes to pay inter- books open at J. B. Griers office,
and
by
the
neglect
of
congress
|
The
Pacific
Coast
is
best
able
the
comunity a kind neighbor,
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hand a large quantity of pure est on indebtedness, and in the
to
pass
laws
which
would
permit
f®
budd
the
sh'Ps
required,
for
and
the
Majl jo in 3 the bereav. d
drugs these men have fulfilled last twelve years the public debt
the
development
of
the
water
a
un
an
.
ir
,nj
er
13
un-
husband
and family in mourning
this need and built their business has increased more than 100 per
power
on
the
sites
to
withdraw',
equaled
in
size
and
strength.
j
j
^11 £
children
and reputation upon honesty, cent. “ That government is best
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In
appealing
to
congress
for
Ever,'
harbor
on
the
Coajt
should
^
^
*
0
°
f
L p id s
To the many friends who rend
integrity, courtesy, service and which governs least,” is a Jef-
ered
us
aid
and
sympathy
at
the
action
on
this
matter,
Secretary
he
as
thickly
lined
with
shipyards
Michigan
were
present
at
the
fair dealing. Taking these prin­ fersonian maxim.
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
death
and
burial
of
our
beloved
Line
pointed
out
that
these
pow-
as
are
the
Clyde,
the
Tyne
and
funera!
which
wag
heId
from
ciples as a basis is it any wonder
they have places of business that where the government has taken wife and mother, we tender our ers not be developed under exist- the lees in b n ta »n> or ,the Llbe the Christian Church yesterday
are a credit to the town and over many lines of private busi­ sincere and heartfelt thanks, ing law for three reasons: be- in Germany. There is every afternoon conducted by Dr. A.C.
ness, has a family debt of $1,555 We are also deeply grateful for cause of the uncertain tenure reason why the fame of the Pac- Eaton. One son-in-law H. A.
thcmselves7
C. A. Beauchamp owns and as against only $65 in the U. S. and very much appreciate the I involved by revocable permits; i I™ ik)ast motorship should be Newberry and daughter-in-law
“ Was that
the Mrs. P. C- Blakejy were out f
operates what is known as th e ! Yet there are some who still many beautiful floral offerings. j because capitalists will not loan “ Maine clipper
in the middle of town members of the family“
May
you
all
in
time
of
sorrow
bei
money
on
such
security
and
be-
think
that
Uncle
Sam
ought
to
Hexall store and carries a full
j cause the consumers can have no the nineteenth century.
who were in attendance. —
line of these well known and run the railroads, the telegraph met with like kindness.
With the Navy calling for at
!
a
;-.su
W.
F.
Blakely
and
family.
^
surance
that
they
will
be
sup­
and the telephone. Already we
highly efficient remedies.
plied for a fixed and definite least 10 0 armed motor-boats and
V. Dare Sloper owns and ru n s ,are carrying un our backs a
period. He states that numer­ with the Shipping Board calling
the old Brewer Drug Co., store million and a half officeholders,
Thursday last when the doctor ous responsible
persons who for 10000 ships of 3000 to 4000
and carries a complete line of the working short hours and draw- waa callinR at the Wm. Cla i< k
tons each, there is ample induce­ Friday last Uriah Whl ;uy *, -
San Tox remedies that are fast ing big pay. Can taxpayers home, while playing with other have taken permits under exist­ ment for much further exten-
J H B been
I.-B H unable
L _ .B B to
B.
rived at the ¿igfvbr-third miit-
gaining favor with the public, afford to add to that self-expand- children the Cladek baby got ing laws have
develop ,»ower plants because of sion of the shipbuilding industry. stone in the jouritev or life, ;.t d
In addition to drugs and drug ing a rm y !
hold of the physician’s thermom­ these facts.
Not for years after the war is in honor of the event hi&'daugh-
sundries both stores have firs t'
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eter and bit off the end contain­ Yet congress i^eglects to act, over can its ravages among ocean ter, Mrs. F. Silhavy .arranged a
class prescription departments
Mrs. T. J. Ware presented the ing the bulb of mercury. Prompt and in the name of conservation ca rriers I3® made good. The de- birthday dinner, an i /-invited
and carry complete lines of sta- Mail editor with two fine hens action was taken bv the doctor millions of tons of coal are burned mand for steel is likely to con- Mr. and Mrs. Win. Grier to as-
tionerv,
|aat week and they are doing and the little one relieved of the up each year in communities finue heavy to replace all kinds sjgt jp disposing of the viarto?*
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i their part to lower the high cost dangerous substance, anil no bad Hich might readily be served in
structures which hate lieen and celebrating the occasion.
Subscribe for The Mail.
I of living.
results followed.
from
destroyed,
and the price is likely' Mr. Whitney is
.%
full by power developed
to
become
normal
until
after
sev-
ton’s
old
and
respected
citizen-;,
water.
eral years of peace. Wooden an(] has many friends who wiil
P a
W l a A A ' n n sb'Ps W'I1 be demanded to supply join th Mail in th e hope that ho
K 0 y - W a t s o n W C u u i n ^ the immediate need.
,¡s with us to celébrate many
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L pon the wisdom of the Gov- pleasant birthdays.
ernment in revising the shipping!
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Miss Milca Roy and Dr. G. C.
D r turner the well
Chicago
New York
M Watson two popular and well laws and upon the enterprise
and
ability
of
the
Pacific
Coast
'
known
eye B, ec: 1 st of
Mr. C. P. Bishop,
p* known young people of Stayton
will
hang
the
question
whether
Portland
wíh be ev H*-*
Salem, Oregon.
jyj were united in the holy bonds of
this
new
industry
is
to
be
per-
i
u
l
.
tauon
agai v,\ \A
Dear Sir:
wedlock by the Rev. Talbot of manently established. There is nesday April nth. wu- day only.
f I Salem Tuesday afternoon.
You probably keep as well posted as you can about w hat's going on
no reasonable doubt about its standing
Tun er and you will rj* ke.r.o n.[*. a \ ,
Miss Roy is the daughter of
in the clothing business; you know that we’re just now passing through a
success
for
some
years
to
come.
in consulting him about v«-..r yea ; I
t,J Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy who have
serious crisis. The important thing for you is to know just w hat sort of
This section has the material and glasses. Headaches relieved, er i
resided in Stayton fo ra number
eyes straig h ten ed , satisfaction guaran­
the location to take the lead.
quality in clothes you’re going to be able to give your customers. I t’s a
|y | of years. Dr. Watson is a prac-
teed. Consult him. -D o n ’t -forget-t^er
more vital question right now than ever.
tiring dentist of our city. They
d ate.
The Loyal Sons class of the Dr. T u rn er will bo in £cio Thursday,
were accanipanied to Salem by
Under these circumstances we feel it important to remind you that
Christian
church gave a chicken April 12th.
»•^j C. A. Beauchamp and wife. A
the value to you of our volume of purchases is of the highest importance.
-
s
I wedding supper was served at dinner last Saturday at the resi­
Mrs.
Lon
Shelly
spent
several
At a time when nearly everybody else is uncertain, the certainty of Hart
the home of the bride’s parents dence of Mr. and Mrs. Small and
They days with her son and family,
Schaffner & Marx quality is more important than ever.
in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. were well patronized.
A rthur W ard’s, in Portland.
served an excellent dinner.
C. A. Beauchamp and Miss Ma-
It’s going to mean more to you than ever this fall to have H art
lana Sestak and the members of
Schaffner & Marx clothes, and to be able to teil your customers you have
n
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the family of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
them. Our standards of quality are maintained; our guarantee is as good
I J partaking of the bountiful repast.
and sure ns ever.
: ^ The Mail joins the many friends
You’ll see the force of our position and its value to you when you sec
¡^J of the happy couple in wishing
our fall line.
Yours truly
Hi them a long, happy and prosper-
jy| ous married life.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX.
Just think big juicy lemons doz. 15cts.
Notice to VoteiS
CARD OF THANKS
83rd B irih d a /
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
0
P
P
Something
pG
Auction at Aumsville*
As agents for Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes, we thought it well to
publish the above letter, that the many wearers cf these clothes can depend
upon getting the very best values and satisfaction guaranteed.
y ;
.... ......... . nn~auction sale of
[ j goods and wares in the second
: story of the implement store in
| Aumsville, Saturday, March 31,
i commencing at 10 a. m. Eggs
will be taken the same as cash.
Free coffee at noon. This will
4 bo my last auction sale this
spring. A fter April 1st I will be
j associated with Mr. Geo. Brock
in the meat and produce market.
H. L. Wright, Owner.
Whirlwind Snider. Auctioneer.
P
S A L E M
W O O L E N M IL L S
S T O R E
Salem,
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P
Oregon
J. A. Etzel of Fern Ridge was
a Stayton caller Wednesday.
New and Unheard of
W e also h a v e Rolled W h e a t a n d rolled
oats in bulk. F a rin a in 10 lb sacks, 4.000
b a rs o f w h ite la u n d ry soap. E ocene a.
P e a rl oil in 5 gallon cans. 800 y ard s
In d ian h e ad bleached linen suitable
blouses sk irts an d boys w a sh suits a t 1
rid icu lo u s low price o f 2 0 cen ts p er yard.
Trade with us and make money
Cash or Trade for Eggs
W . F. K LEC K ER .