Or.jon HUtOîiol flocitljr THE STAY TON MAIL Has the Largest Circulation of A ny Paper in the Santiam Valley S T A Y T O N , M A R I O N C O U N T Y . O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 21, 24th. Year, N o. 12. A Surprise for Pleasantly Entertain Killing Water Power Development On .Saturday evening Mr. and Help the Belgians W . H. Hobson 1918. Serial N o . 1153 .yr'rfrsy •<*-,i- Grow a War Garden Best Seed on the Market Lowest Prices Found Anywhere The American Red Cross are Mrs. M. J. Crabtree entertained The professional eastern high devoting this week to the gather-, . „ . , . - ■ ,, , a party o f friends at a M. rat- During the regular session of ing brow conservationists have killed the Odd B ellow* lodge la-1 Thurs Belgians, and Mrs. J. I*. Wiftur 'r ic k s party at their spacious all water power development for home. Cards were the principle day evening a large number of ten years and still keep it up. an chairman of the local auxiliary the Kebekahs assembled in the has been asked to superintend diversion for the evening and We are burning millions of tons Mrs. A. o f coal and letting millions of ante-room, und upon the close of the work in Stayton and vicinity. prizes were awarded. C. Thomas had the highest score the lodge meeting joined hands water power run to waste to grat We have been allied for 250 among the ladies and received a ify socialistic idealists. and marched into the lodge room pounds. handsome box of candy. E. D. surrounding Mr, Hobson and The bill before congress draft Let everybody go through their Crabtree had the highest score dancing around him, but he was ed by Pinchot et al admits the clothes closets and gather up the utterly surprised by such proceed- castoff dresses, shoes, trousers, for the men and was awarded a need of enlisting private capital T H E I T O » t T H A T U N D E R S E L L S B E C A U S E IT S E L L S FOIV C A S H bright green neck tie, while the u -e and unable to figure out why in developing the wasted water underwear, childrens garments. consolation fell to Dr. Korinek, he had been selected a s the powers. quills, in fact any article of cov- ^ . ... , • , , ■ who was presented with a large “ goat” so to help him understand Still it expects private capital ering or wearing apparel and, , , . . . . , appare. ......, , ,. they all filed past him and patted • • _ i u i . . I mysterious looking parcel which to develop water power enter ji» * bring or send it to the Red Cross, , , , , , him on th*- shoulder, but still un- ,. c io i ir . when opened disclosed a large prises for a limited period of room or the 5. 10 10 and and 15 cent , , uble to futhom their antics until spud. Ice cream, cake and years, the promoters to recieve store. finally some one gave him a hint coffee were served. The rooms their pay from a restricted in There is intense sniTering in broad enough for him to under and table decorations were in come for that period, at the end Belgium and northern France for keeping with the St. Patrick’s that it was his 71st hirlhdav they of w hich they have to turn the lack of shoe* and clothing and it were celebrating idea and were very attractive. property over to the government. lies within the power of this great A splendid supper had been Those enjoying the hospitality of No private capital will be in nation to help alleviate that suf-| prepared by thè iodgemen and I Mr. and Mrs. Crabtr«*e were C.*« vested on any such plan and the fering. Thousands o f .babies are all partook of the seasons dainties A. Beauchamp and wife, Leo J. consequence will b e t h a t | being ls>rn into the world with ltock and wife, E. 1). Crabtree to the satisfaction of the inner water power development will out even swadling cloth« a to w rap man after which all repaired to and wife, Dr Korinek and wife languish them in. Give something, for the lodge room, where, what had land C. A. Luthy. wife and little Under this bill, the govern whatever it is it can be utilized the appearance of being a hand ment would be required to say to by ihos«* suffering people. The daughter. some birthday present was pre women in Belgium are adepts the prospective invertor: “ Go sented to the honored member ahead and spend your money. W'th the needle and can fashion and upon opening the l>ox and You must limit your profit to six 1 clothing that will keep them , examining the contents it was or seven per cent, pay heavy c >mfortubie out of what you give j We want to take this opportu found to contain a plug of his taxes, meet ail repairs and im nity of thanking those who con favorite chewing tobacco. STAYTO N - OREGON provements at your own cost. Mr. Humphreys, manager of tributed to the success o f the No set program had l*een ar - After takeng six per cent out of the Star theatre has made ar Silver Tea, namely BertMunkers ranged but th • evening was the investment for fifty years, rangements to show the Germans who loaned th«? grafanola, J. B. si ent in pliiyi' • games and hav «•«•treat at Arras on two nights Leigh for cartage. Mr. Elder for you w ill have to give the property ing a general eoo«I time. All ' j are separated some hundreds o f Wednesday and Thursday Apri[ loaning the house and Mrs. Lons- to us” departed at a late hour declaring j,' j miles. Desmond appears as a That is not business in any 1 upd 4. This is a pictur«* o f way for decorating; also the girls they hW) spent a pleasant and ; “ Nina, the Flower Girl.” with crime specialist who is called which there has Iwi'n nothing who served. Cacelia and Clara country in the world andthejeon- enjoyable evening. Bessie Love in the title role, w ill; on to undertake the difficult task- i like it shown in Stayton. You Mielke. Dorothy Reiger. Wava sequences of allowing such a be seen at the Star Theatre Sat of finding out how the shootings law’ would be I no doubt will b«* interested in the Brown. Svlvia Sestak anti Marian system to . become ..... .. , .. urday evening March 23, In the was accomplished. In this fie • different modes of warfare shown I »11 «.than who W prevent the utiteaUon o f the latest Triangle-Fine Arts play succteds, and incidentally wins wasting w ater power. 'in this picture, as everything is Pastor W? I. AVnrren helped in any way. starring Miss Love she is seen as the hand of the victim’s daugh i shown from th«* machine gun j The receipts of the Tea were a blind girl whose sight is re ter. Desmond also appears in Services at 11a. m. and 7:30 j that shoots GOO times a minute to $26.90 and there being no ex p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. | those terrible tanks with armor penses this sum was turned over Every year for forty-five years stored through the kindness of another role in the same play, as Epwortli L«*ague 6;30 p. m., that bullets fail to penetrate. i to the treasurer o f Stayton Aux prior to 1918 these famous enter wealthy people, who stop in the the early part of the action shows; I’ rayer meeting every Wednes- Remember April 3 and 4, prices iliary A. R. C. tainers were known to the public street one dfty to buy from her, him a s a n aspiring scenario day evening at 7:fio. | will be 10 and 20 cents. from the Pacific to the Atlantic tray o f flowers. The love story writer seeking to place his play, Committee, Mrs. J. M. Ringo, of the play concerns Nina and, “ The Iced Bullet,” at the Thos. M«*eting of the Sunday school | Mrs. Chas. Brewer, and from the lakes to the Gulf. Jimmie, a crippled newsboy,' H. Ince studios. In this he is board the second Monday of | Mrs. Archie Caspell, Scarcely a city, shore or moun whom she believes to be as wholly unsuccessful, and the every m«mth at 7:30 p. m. Of- Lice pow’der. Lice liquid and Mrs. A. S. Pancoast. tain-pass of this great nation but straight and strong a3 Apollo, theme of his story takes place ficial board meeting the same stock goods at Beauchamp’s The has resounded to the strains of Jimmie’ s joy is mixedjwith grief o n 1 y in a dream which Subscribe for the Mail. evening at 8 o ’clock. Quality Drug Store. the voices and instruments o f the w ’hen he learns Nina is going to comes to him in an unguarded DeMoss Family of Oregon as be able to see him. but before office after he has been buffeted they sang in praise of God and that time comes the doctors have about the studios. This earlie- country. removed his deformity as well as portion o f the play renders poac In Canada, Great Britian, Ger her sightlessness. sible the showing of both e x t«*- many. Belgium, France and Mary H. O’ Conner, head of iors and interiors of the great Switzerland they have also en the Triangle-Fine Arts Scenario | Thomas H. Ince plant at Culver tertained. As song writers and musicians Department wrote “ Nina, th e; City, which is said to be extrerae- they were at Chicago Exposition Flower Girl,’* Bessie Love’s new ly interesting. ------------------------- (1893) for six months: Omaha vehicle. Her sister, Loyola O’ - j Exposition (1899). six weeks; St. Connor, has a character part in , Dance at Beauchamps hal/ Saturday March 23. Given by Louis Exposition (1904), three the play. Talmadge Orchestra. months: Portland Exposition “ THE ICED BULLET” (1905), four months: and at San Be sure and attend the Coat Francisco Exposition (1915), William Desmond is seen as a Sale now in Progress at Doll's three weeks. Employed by the full fledged Triangle star in the Cash Store. officials, entertaining the vast new play. “ The Iced Bullet,” Seed wheat and oats recleaned multitudes daily, They have ap w hich will be seen at the Star at 10c per hundred pounds on peared in the largest churches, Theatre Sunday March 24. The auditoriums and music halls in all play derives its odd name from a power cleaner, Mayo & Co. the great cities as well as the mysterious contrivance used by | Harry Humphreys went to smaller ones, entertaining the the villian of the piece to assassi- Portland on business today. thousands, until their name has become a household word in many lands. The present organization con T he biggest joy in living is being in harmony with your surroundings. sists of Henry and George De We have lots o f Corn meal ask us for price and then Spring is the time for new, jaunty clothes, appropriate to the freshness of Moss (who took part in the co n -f compare with others everything around you. That's w h y the beauty and charm of Classic certs with their parents in 1872), Mrs. George DeMoss, Elbert and Coats will appeal to you. Homer DeMoss, the two little Crescent Mapleline Syrup in half and full gallons. prodigies who comprise the third Just what you have been wanting for years try some. generation of this family jof en PRICE RIGHT tertainers, and Miss Mabel Bertsch, reader arid pianist- T h ey express the perfection o f man-tailored garments, together with Their program consists of Vo At the same price and the amount we sold, the last 10 cal Duets. Trios, Anthems and beauty and gracefulness o f design. They're made o f materials both days shows that the public knows and appreciates gen Male Quartettes.Orchestral Over uine bargains. One line of plain blue overalls about 1 durable and attractive— materials that will w ear and give lasting service. tures, Banjo Quartettes, Flute dozen left odd sizes while they iast Solos, Violin Solos, Cello Solos. Hand Bell Ringing, two Cornets Come in and shop through the Classic Coat line. Y o u ’ll enjoy seeing at once by one person, Imitation NOBGDY U N D ER S ELLS US Classic Coats. “ T h e y ’re different.” of Chimes on Guitar and Banjo, Readings and Monologs. At the Stayton high school auditorium Friday, March 22. 8 ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS p. m. Admission: children 20c, adults 35c. MARKETERS GROCERY COMPANY General Merchandise W OOL«™«MOH AIR Highest Market Prices paid for your Wool and Mohair in any quantity Good Second Hand Sacks And Twine for either for sale. Custom carding done. Silver T a Success WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS CO. Bessie Love's New Play nat*his 1 n while the two AlexamU'i* an, Methodist Church DeMoss Family Laying Tonic Beautiful Coats for Spring Corn Meal Cheaper Something New CLASSIC COATS Stylishly Distinctive We are Selling Our Wool Dress Goods And the Prices are just Right $ 1 .0 0 Per Pair Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 21, 22 and 23 DOLL’S CASH STORE W. F. KLECKER.