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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
T HK S T A Y T O N M R I Li ASDEK tV DAFGHBRTY, Owners ¿nui i'ubiislu C. E. DAUdHEKTY, Editor Mini Mn tinger Liberty Loan Facts Denominations $50, $100, O ld ply I MA0C Tt." AVCLY _ l : L _ D L >v r ¡ o r TOBACCO I HAT CVEH I WAS MADE Q RAYLLYS C E LE B R A T E D |600. $1,000, $$.000, $10.0«K>. Q h s w iP -s Interest - Payable May 15th Entered as second class mutter at the postoffice at Stayton, Marion and November 16th, eachf year at 4 per cent per annum. County, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Tern Terms of Payment 2 pep I with application be before October 27th.) 18 per cent on Noveml>er Advertising Kates Made Known Upon Application 15. 1917, 40 per cent on December I 15, 1917. 40 percent on January I Foreign Advertising Represented by The American Press Association 15, 1918; or payments m ayb e! ___________________________ _____ ~ made all down. Address all Communications to The Stayton Mail Delivery Promptly with last! ------------------------------------------ payment. which will bo given every Friday j A L oan _ You lend your mon S c h o o l N o te s afternoon, is cordially invited to Py a^ interest, you do not give attend. it Easy payments — The Govern The high school students were ment payments are easy; if highly favored by a thirty min they are not easy enough, any ute talk from Sergeant Lau both banker will make them easier. Thursday and Friday mornings. The following is a letter re- Superlative Safety — The at the rate o f 7 per cent per annum Thursday morning he spoke on “ Army life at the Presidio" and ceivtd by Doerfler Bros. Duroc promise to pay back your money from the 21st <tay o f July 1916 until paid the further sum o f |tk>. K) attor Friday morning he spoke on Jersey Hog breeders o f Silverton I is signed by 110,000,000 people ney's feea. together with the coats and "A rm y life at Fort Canby." He Oregon from one o f their cus- \ including all our multi-millionair- disbursements-of aaid auit taxed at <?s. The bond is a mortgage on S2S.60 and coats und expenses o f asid gave a vivid description of the turners: “ Doerfler Bros. America. execution. 1 will on Saturday, the 20th life and general routine of work Absolutely ‘•■y October, 1917, at the hour o f Gentlemen: In regard to Safe Keeping at the places where he had been the pigs you shipped me will say 3afe in an v honest banker’s vault. 10 ° *' ,m oi !'“"1 Mt tl,e w'f*t stationed. Also giving interest _n „ l , i i ,, e , door o f the County Court House inSa- Mt ing historical notes on the found they reached me all right. 1 got safer anywhere loan currency. ,om M#rion tl>unty. Oregon. Tux Free L p to uny* Amount1 public auction to'tht hiuheat bidder for ing of Canby. Friday afternoon them the s«irne dsy I j?ot \out he pave a short talk to the pupils letter. They are sure tine pigs, from all state and local taxation cash in hand on the day of sale, all the the best in this part of the coun- and up to $5,000 from any nation- n* ht’ t,tle' ln,er*'*t ■"d wh,uh o f Miss Crabtree’s room. said defendants 1‘ htlipp Meier mid R o m The high school students were try. I showed them at our com- a) taxation. Meier and all person* claiming under Market Value — Can be sold them subsequent to the execution of pleasantlv entertained. Thursday munity fair and they took the evening, by the members o f the blue ribbon, the people thought at par at any time and after the plaintiff's mortgage in, of and to said .var is certain to go up in value ■ premises hereinbefore mentioned are Christian Endeavor. A program they were fine. Respectfully $100 bonds probably going to I described in said execution as follows, had been prepared, consisting of to-wit: Ia>ts Nos. Nine (9>, Ten (10) Z. A. Ressi. $105 or $100 in value. songs, instrumental music and and Eleven (11) in Block No.Two(2> in The Government Is you and j the Town o f Sublimity in Marion Coun- 1 readings. Refreshments were I. It needs the $50 and $100 of I ty. State o f Oregon, as shown by thei served in the Boy’ s Class Room. recorded plat thereof. I the average man. A few games were played and a Said sale being made subject to r e -! , I f the government ever issues contest to represent a given uemption in the manner provided by bonds drawing more interest, law. month. Those representing the _______ then these bonds can be exchang- Dated this 18th day o f September month of June won the prize, ed for them. 1917. W. I. NEEDHAM . having a June bride scene. The Maxwell One-Ton Truck Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon again demonstrated its ability as Friday evening showed that 38t;> By O. D. BOWER. Deputy. the Stayton High school is going a contender for championship to have basket ball teams which honors when it won a 42 hour SUMMONS it can be proud of. The game non-stop run from San Francisco Beginning Nov. 2, letters o f in the Circuit Court of the State o f between the Seniors and Juniors to Fresno and return with a 50 an ouhee or less in weight will ¡Oregon for the County of Marion. De- j was close, the score being 11 to per cent overload. take 3 Cents, and postals fo r a ,,arlment b'o. 2, Stayton State Bank, Besides making a perfect score 8 in favor o f the Juniors. The longtim e . bought for one c e n t;*Co^ PI,,nAiff' v,,. ^ his W“ wife, n,rB- ,,r " ! Hunt, r*Vion: ar.d Anna M. Hunt, game between the Sophomores and crossing the> tape ahead of will require two cents. j 0eftl;idl(nU. and Freshmen was not so close, all competitors, it set a new I This does not include letters To Edward B. Hunt and Anna M. the Sophomores taking the game record for gasoline and oil i mailed to persons in the city or! Hunt defendants above named. at a score of 24 to 3. The Fresh- economy. The average for ihe delivered by rural routes. These! I " t*’ e name o f the state o f Oregon: men boys played a good game entire distance was 11 2-5 miles letters will continue to be 2 cents You and both of you are hereby required but owing to the fact that they to the gallon o f gas and an aver but if you wish to send a letter to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled are all beginners in the work, age of 600 miles to the gallon of outside, you will have to pay 3 Court and suit within six week* from they can scarcely be expected to oil. In view of the poor condi cents. It will, however, cost 2 the date o f the first publication o f this tion o f the roads and the excess carry off all the honors. cents to send a postal, no matter »ummons to-wit: On or before the 8th weight this record is considered Where it goes. Until new postal I of November 1917. and if you fail The Basket Ball games for Fri as remarkable. 't o so answer, for want thereof, the cards are placed on sale a person plaintiff will apply to the Court for the day evening will be played be- Not once during the 42 hours mailing one of the one cent ones relief prayed for in its aaid complaint, tv.een the Seniors and Sopho was the engine stopped and no must after Nov. 2 place a 1 cent vis: For a decree reforming the mort mores and Juniors vs Freshmen. . . . . , , adjustments of any nature were gage described in the complaint on Ale stamp on it. Games will begin at the regular ma(je According to Postmaster My in aaid auit and afao for a decree fore time 3:15 o’clock. Everyone is T h islg but the beginning of a closing said mortgage aa reformed up invited to attend. series of difficult and out o f the ers, o f Portland, this is the first on the following described premises, time in 100 years that the gov to-wit: The Domestic Science Room ordinary tests the Maxwell Truck Beginning at a point 60 rods east and ernm ent has adopted a postal has been wired and all the ap- will be put # through in order to i rate to bring a revenue to the 27 rods north of the section corner be paratus is now installed. The prove to the most skeptical that tween sections 9, 10, 16 and 16 in town government. ship 9 south, range 1 west o f the W il-1 first laboratory work in food the Maxwell, notwithstanding lamette Mendian; running thence west preparation began last Tuesday, its low selling price, represents iw:»oncTM£ invention OF OU« PATr NT AIH-P»boi POUCH CPAVULY PLUG TOBACCO MACE GTRICTLY KOP ITS CMKWINi QUALITY WOULD NOT KEF«» FDEWM IN THIS * .'CTION NOW THS PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT FRESH AND CLEAN ANOOOOQ A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS CNOUC1M AND LASTS LONOBH THAN A 1114 CHEW OF ORDINARY PLUO Subscription Price $1.00 Per Year In Advance ^ ;‘htichdl1,”'"t %PJQ.QrmuehtAAseee Ca “ttW " A Pleased Customer. Maxwell Truck W ins Unique Contest Postage Rates Raised Prof Ford made a business trip to Lyons last Wednesday evening. As the result Myrtle Brown has entered school. The members of the Type writ- ing class have chosen up sides and have entered into a contest. The advanced students will be graded on their speed and the beginners will be graded on the number of perfect exercises com pleted in one months time. The loosing side is to entertain the winners with a famous “ Weenie feed .’ ’ The class meetings were held Tuesday morning and one mem ber o f each class was elected to act with Prof. Ford on an ex ecutive committee. Those elect ed were: Seniors, Selma Schuff, Juniors, Lynn Neal, Sophomores, Edwin Keech and Freshman Wendel Farrar. the highest standard „of truck construction. The results io f these demonstrations will appear 'n daily papers.from^time to The Maxwell truck is the lat est product to adopt the famous Timken Worm Drive which has been accepted asjstandard equip ment by the United States Gov ernment on the 15,000 trucks to be delivered this year and twelve leading manufacturers will adopt the design of the U. S. Army Standard Truck. 1 Kodaks andKodak Supplies The Apollo Literary society w ill render the following program Friday afternoon Oct. 19th. Recitation, Wm. Ryan, Vocal solo, Wava Brown; Reading, Delbert Murphy; Piano solo. Ruth Roy; Just Jokes, Caryl Ruble; Vocal Solo, Vanda Sestak; Recitation. Eva McClellan; Piano duett, Bessie Shank and Selma Schuff; Recitation, Lyle Ice; A Wee bit o ’ Harmony, Warren’s Orchestra. Any one wishing to come and hear these program « AI 30 plenty o f fresh films at Beauchamp’ s Drug Store. //, Let’er Rain -tOWEÄ, ¿fa BUM® "7 /, FISH BRAND SLICKERS. will you dry as nothing else will DEALERS FISH BRAND POMMEL.«]» bwi Saddle Coat in the world. EVERYWHERE A. J TOWER CO — — BOSTON ten rods: thence south 16 rods; thence east 10 rods; thence north 16 rods to : the place o f beginning, save and except therefrom a tract of land 126 ft. by 60 ft. out o f the S. W. corner thereof, heretofore conveyed to one John Kenno. Also: Commencing at a point 60 rods east and 43 rods north o f the sec tion corner between section* 9, 10, 16 and 16, in township 9 south, range one west e f the Willamette Meridian; run-, nmg thence weat 10 rods; thence south | 16 rod*, thence east 10 roils; thence I north 16 rode to the place o f beginning, situated in Marion county, Oregon. That the defendants Edward B. Hunt and Anna M. Hunt, hi* wife, and all ♦ persons claiming under or throughjthem or either o f them, subsequent to plain tiff’ s said mortgage herein, whether as The “Neglected W ife ” 2nd purchasers, incumbrancers, or other wise, be barred and foreclosed o f all episode next W ednesday 1 their right, claims, liens, estates, title, Sheriffs Sale of Real Property on I interest and equity o f redemption, in I or to said premises, and every part Foreclosure I thereof. That the plaintiff may become a pur Notice is hereby given, That by vir chaser at said sale and that the sheriff tue o f an execution iluly issued out of execute a deed to the purchaser and the Circuit Court o f the State o f Ore- that said purchaser be let int»J.he pos session o f ssid premises immediately i goti, for the County o f Marion and to me directed on the 18th day o f Septem ii|>on the purchase o f the t-amc, and ber 1917 upon a judgment and decree that plaintiff have such other and fur- duly rendered, entered o f record and ; ther relief in the premises ss to the dock» ted in and by said Court on the i <:° urt may seem just and I equHaole. $ Thrift Is Now a National Slogan The 3 A m e ric a n people « 'v waking up. They reeen charge that they are wastef • Bank deposits all over the country are increasing by leaps and bounds. A r e you a depositor ? I f you are not t join the finan cial preparedness army. M a n age to lay aside a certain amount o f cash. W e ’ll be glad to explain our bunking system. STAYTO N A STATE BANK share of the banking business of Stayton and vicinity is solicited. You are assured of a safe deposi tory and courteous triatment at this bank, by ample capital and long experience in the banking business. Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton, Oregon Capital $25,000.00 ! C O M IN G ! I \ Large line of Fall Goods I 11th day of September, 1917 in a cer tain *uit then in said Court pending, wherein William Hell was plaintiff and Philipp Meier and Rose Meier, his wife, The Mitchell I^ewis & Staver Company a corporation, and Henry Barkmeyer were defendant* in favor of plaintiff ' and against said defendants by which execution 1 am commanded to sell the property in said execution and herein after described to pay the sum due the plaintiff o f $700.0) with interest thereon « A F U L L L IN E O F Men’s Slickers at the Old Price R U B B E R W E A R publication thereof in the Stayton Mail, a newspaper published weekly in the town o f Stayton, Marion county, Ore gon, by order o f the Hon. Geo. G. Bingham, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Third Judicial District dated the 22nd day of September. 1917, the Arst publication to be on the 27ih day o f September, 1917, and you are required to api>ear and answer aaid complaint on or before the 8th day o f November, 1917. S. H. H ELTZEL, 3917 Attorney for P la in tiff 4 * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A< 4 * * 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * 4 * * 4 * * * * a * * * ^ ^ { , Complete fine for Men, Women and Children GEHLEN’S STORE * * O o o * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « » 4 4 ♦ <• * <» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 «