I, A tv**«0" THE STAYTON MAIL Ha* the Largest Circulation of A ny Paper In the Santiam V alley STAYTON, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918. 24th. Year, No. 6. Serial N o. 1147 S. R. Baldwin Council of National John Heuberger Home Demonstra- Passes Away Defense Organized Soap is going Higher but Laid to Rest tion Campaign our large buying Power Permits us to sell Samuel R. Hal lwin died at his On Saturday January 26, at a John Heuberger died at hi* Miss Lorene Parker Home home Stayton Sunday Feb meeting called for that purpose home in Sublimity at 1:20 p. m. demonstration agent for Marion ruary near 3, 1918 but nine a local branch of the Woman’s Saturday January 20th, aged 80 county called a m eting in Salem days of l»eing 85 lacking Committee of the Council of Na years old. last Saturday which was well at year* and 9 month*. Bars White Bear tional Defense was organized Mr. Baldwin was born at Mer- A man who has long been con tended by the ladies from all idith Square New York Febru and the following officers were1 nected with life, growth, devel over the county who are mem- ary 12, 1853. At the age of 21 elected; Chairman, Mrs. Clara Soap for opment and activities of his home liers of the Council of Defense. he moved to Kansas and was a Pratt; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Ben community. He will l>e missed The Council will have charge of member of the first Territorial Schaefer; Secretary, Miss Nora the demonstration work in the by a wide circle of friends. MARKETERS GROCERY COMPANY Legislature of Kansas. When Crabtree and Treasurer, Mrs. Dr. Mr. Heuberger was born in the various communities. THC STONE THA T U N D E R S E L L « B E C A U S E IT S E L L S EON C A S H Brewer. Mrs. W. M. Hamilton the Civil war broke out he en- Baden Germany, coming with his This Council is composed of enlisted in the 13th Missouri of Salem, County Chairman for members of various organiza parents to this county when ho Calvary Co. M., serving through Marion county addressed the tions throughout tlie county in was 17 vears of ago and locating the war. At the close of the meeting. cluding the Granges, Parent at Muscotine, Iowu. w a r he engaged in farming and Soon after war was declared Teacher Association and Wo In 1869 he was married to Miss stock raising in Colorado, later with Germany, in Washington, ey to pay its bills. Later devel man’s Clubs who thus met to Lizzie Alters and to this union 9 D. C., the Council of National going to Florida. He came to opments seem to indicate that gether for the first time for the children were born eight of whom Defense was organized with the Southern Oregon in 1907 living the condensery will pull through pur|>ose of organizing and per survive him. they ure. Joe, Nick approval of President Wilson, there until last November when Camp Belvoir, Alexandria, Va. its difficulties and resume opera and Theodore Heuberger, Mrs. fecting plans of work. and is recognized by government he purchased the Die! property Jan. 27, 1918. tions. It is stated that the firm Pauline Welter and Mrs. Hannah Mrs. C. W. Creech was Slay near Stayton and moved there. authority as an official agency Weidner all of Sublimity, Sis ton's representative and she will He leaves to mourn him the for carrying on war work. - The To the Ladies of Stayton and has been supplying the govern Vicinity: ment with its products, and that ter Lorene, Sister Theresa and explain more fully the work in children; Mrs. J. E. Council lias two general commit Received your most welcome its troubles are caused by the de Sister Antoine all at the convent detail at the next meeting of the following Downs, Coronado Beach, Cal.; tees. the Men’s Committee and package this morning and was lay in receiving its pay. It a Parent-Teacher association. in Beaverton. Mrs. J. B. Storm, Billings, Mon the Woman’s Committee. sure pleased as I needed the hel hoped that the company will be His first wife died some ¡15 There are four lines of work to tana; J. A. Baldwin, Punta Uor- Two lines of work were as met and wristlets and socks real able to pay its bills, as there are years ago. but shortly before com be taken up and a chairman for ,da, Fla.; D. C. Chapman. signed the local branch, the Y. bad. Had a sweater from the j many farmers interested who ing to Oregon 30 > ears ago he wiu each line will he appointed. Portland Mrs. and C. H. Baldwin;. W. C. A. drive for raising funds Red Cross for Christmas, so if can ill afford to lose what iâ due married to Mrs. Lizzie Ritzinger Three local chairmen have been Slayton. which to build Hostess one of the boys in our company ! them. in Iowa, she and her three chil appointed as follows: Mrs. C. W. In early manhood he united with Houses in connection with mili is without any will give him one. dren survive him, her children Creech, Conservation Project; w ith the Baptist church of w hich tary cantonements and th" regis It makes me feel good to know are Nick Kitizinger, Ashland; Mrs. Clara Pratt, Organization he has been a life long member, tration of the women of this that the people at home still Mary Ritzinger, Sublimity; anu und Publicity; Mr. B. F. Ford, he was loved most by those who community. think of us boys in the army. Community Enterprises. The Sister Vincent of Portland. The Y. W. C. A. drive was knew him best, a man of strong Have to make a 45 mile trip Harrv Humphreys the popular fourth, Home Management, has Rev. Fr. laiirick conducted the conducted last week and met Christian character and integrity (that is, each way) tomorrow in insurance man about town has not been selected yet but will lie the funeral services from the w ith success as is usual in this an honor ami a help to the com an open truck with zero weather purchased the i cal show house as soon us the other lines become Cathode church in Sublimity at community. The Woman’s Reg munity in which he lived. here, so will have a chance to from Geo. Warford and has al organized and work starts. 10 a. m.. Monday January 28th. istration will be explained and Funeral services were held give the new suit a trial. Interment was in the Sublimity ascuntù active manage th^ time for registration announ from the MethodiBt church at I am located .sow on the banks ready cemetery. ment. a flying trip to 2:30 Monday afternoon conducted ced next week. of the Potomac river, 25 miles Portland He to made book some first class uy C. E. Daugherty. The G. A. The local committee wishes to below the city of Washington. shows and will give shows, Wed R. attended In a body. Inter thank most heartily all who have Am down to real soldier life nesdays, Saturdays, and Sunday* There have been numerous un Pastor W. J. Warren helped in the Y. W. C. A. drive now, as we have been iivirig in and he guarantees the people complimentary remarks made in ment was in Lone Oak cemetery*. as well as all who have contribu tents the past month. newspapers lately regard the highest class productions he CARD OF THANKS ted to the fund. Am feeling fine, never even1 can Services at 11 a. m. and 7:50 some ing Pres. Kerr, of the Oregon afford from the patronage p. m. Sunduy School 10 a. m. Agricultural College, from the For the many kind deeds and Mrs. C. W. Creech haR been have had as much as a cold since received so he in this way puts Epworth league 6;30 p. m.. fact that he secured a raise in sympathy shown we wish to ex appointed to represent Stayton I have been in the army. it up to the public themselves. Prayer meeting every Wednes salary. The students at the O. press our thanks to all who so and vicinity in the Home Demon We are hooked to start for He is a progressive man stration work. France soon, as the first battal and deserving of the yonng day evening at 7:30. A. C. Short Course, represent kindly assisted us at the time of patronage ion has gone and we are in the of all lovers of good clean pic Meeting of the Sunday school ing various parts of this and our fathers illness and death. board the second Monday of secord. If we get the keiser tures. The Mail bespeaks for hin states, passed resolutions Mrs. J. A .t Baldwin, send you a souvenir, maybe success in this latest enterprise. every month at 7:50 p. m. Of other condemning the newspapers for Hazel Baldwin, Epworth League will serve will his hat. ficial board meeting the same l their "unfounded and uncalled Fred Downs, a chicken supper in the Gar Many, many thanks to all. evening at 8 o’clock. DELICIOUS eOBN MUFFINS. for criticisms made wholly with Mrs. D. C. «Chapman. dner Building, commencing Your friend out just cause or good reason.” Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baldwin. at 5:30 p. m. Prices: Child- Gus C. Eksman. They state "as a further testi fen under 10, 25c Adults 35c 23>; Eng. Wagon Co. No. 4. mony o f our appreciation be it resolved that each and every one ;of us sincerely thank Doctor On March thofirrt the Chevro Kerr, the deans, and the many let Car will rnise $50.00. Up to instructors for their courtesy and I,ast Tuesday evening Miss that date orders will be received efforts put forth in our behalf in Wilma Ware and Miss Margeret and tilled at the present price. imparting to us knowledge which Schaefer entertained the Loyal The following jurors have been Considerable excitement has If you contemplate buying a car will be of inestimable value to Boys and Loyal Girls Sunday- chosen from this part of Marion prevailed in the section adjacent this spring or the coming sum us in carrying on our various School classes of the Christian county: to Scio the past week, when sev-. Hcre's an old fashioned recipe fot Stayton —W. D. Cornish, re inufllns that has recently been mer it would be well to see the pursuits in life.” eral dollars worth of com church of which they are teach tired: Fred Rock, merchant; checks hundred revived and used with unusual success Chevrolet agent and have him issued by the condensery of the Inrger New York ho ers. Oladek, garage; J. H. Mis- at that p!a e were turned down In tels several demonstrate a car for you. : To make three and n l'.nlf dozen Tuesday the executive board of There were 22 present and the Chas. ler; blacksmith; Eugene Titus, by various banks. Representa muffins take one quart milk, six ounces The Chevrolet dealer in Stay- Staytdn Auxiliary A. R. C. met from 7 to9:30was pleas capitalist: substitute, twelve ounces of Lee Tate, farmer. ton also handles the Buick "four” at the Red Cross rooms. General evening tives of banks at Albany and Jef hntter light syrup or honey, four eggs, pinch antly spent in playing games and and "six.” and sells the Dodge business was transacted and J. huving a general good time. East Stayton John S. Taylor, ferson we:it to Scio to investi of salt, two ounces baking powder, W. J. Hewitt, miller; N. gate. They fiund the manager one and n half pounds comment and car in Linn county. H. Thoma, J. W. Mayo and Geo. The jolly party was held at the J. farmer: and a half pounds rye flour. The Gehlen, Frank Crem- in Portland, and the man in one E. C. TITUS. Agent Keech were appointed to act as genial home of Mrs. Warren or. farmer; farmer; butter and syrup should be thoroughly Frank Lesley, hotei m ixed: add the eggs gradually. charge knew noth ng of the re 2t Rtayton, Oregon a civilian relief committee. Richardson. The youngsters de keeper; W. H. Hobson, retired. turn of the ehecks } nd insisted Pour In then the tnllk and add the rye flour parted at the close of an enjoy West Stayton—E. E. McKin that the firm had plenty of mon- mixed with comment and baking pow der. able evening voting their teach ney, farmer; George Spicer, far ers and hostess splendid enter mer. tainers. Up-i Sublimity - Nicholas Gilmore. Farmer; Nick Zimmerman, farm Dr. and Mrs. Beauchamp en er; Geo. Bel', merchant; G. D. KEY/ 3 REGULATIONS tertained Tuesday evening J. M. Scott, farmer; David Potto. (T. Ringo and wife, J. YV. Mayo and farmer, W. A. Heater, farmer; W : can s j p‘y your demand on substitutes for wife. Dr. Korinek and wife, G. F. M. Fresh, farmer. W hite . our Such as R, Munkers and wife, Stanley A. Starr and wife, and Mrs. J. A letter from Mr ;. \V. M. Ham Co n rnoal yel jw or whita Oat meal Rollad Cats F, I .au. A very enjoyable even ilton, county chairman of tlu Buckwh >¿1 F cur Rice Corn Starch ing is reported. Woman’s committee CoupeiI of Vom nj National Defense states that the returns are not all in for this A pr ees w hich are a', soiut :!y right «.r.d also strictly county in the Y. W. C. A. drive 3 B ig T y p e * fresh stock. Bc'ore you buy elsewhere but so far Stayton is ahead of and -d ro p in a n i s:e us all other localities in the county of Salem- Stayton con i ioka Farm Buróes ! outside 30 ham good iai ndry soap for $1.00 tributed 585.00. She also speaks in very complimentary terms of M j B a t UNO SELLS US D oerfler B ro s. the earnestness an 1 enthusiasm A. N. Doerfl r, Mgr. with which our ladies took hold V /. K LE C K E R and carried on the work. Breeders Knit suits were sent this week ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS Silvcrtm - - Oregon | to John A. Rieger, John Rieger STAYTON OREGON and Andrew Lnmbrecht. $ 1.00 General Merchandise Letter from Gus Management Star Theatre Changes Methodist Church Adopt Resolutions CHICKEN AND NOODLES Raise in Price M arch the 1st. Best TUESDAY FEBURARY 12TH Sunday School Classes Entertained List of jurors Scio Condensery a in Mix-up vDate Outfit THE Installed ¿ri pT? « K u c n e ry Charger and TOO Acetylene Welding Outfit Come See It Have your Batteries Re-charged and all kinds of Welding done at ftias. Ciadek’s Garage L .1 « * <S V F.