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S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , M A Y
¿4th. Year, No. 22.
D, M. Doll Sells
Show House
Out His Store
Changes Owners
Guard Has Visitors
30, 1918.
Serial No. 1163
Financial Report
The Student Body o f the high
Monday evening the local or­
school
feel that it is due the pub­
ganization o f the Oregon Guard
lic
to
make
a report of the money
One of the lament business
Owing to the fact that Harry was visited by a numher o f offi­
raised
and
expended
on the gym
transaction!! that has taken place Humphreys the present owner of cers o f the Salem company, who
in
the
past
two
years,
so here­
in Stayton for some time was con- the show house has been drafted put them through their paces on
with
submit
the
following
report:;
sumated last Monday when M. and has to report May 29 he has the drill grounds. The boys are
Expenditures o f Gym 1917-18.
Bloom of Portland, Ore. bought disposed of the theatre to C. A. improving rapidly, and appreci­
Jacob Hpuniol (on roof)
$ 5 83
ate
the
assistance
and
instruc­
out the entire business of 1). M. Luthy.
John Mielke (nail*)
'
18 56
Doll and immediately took charge
Mr. Humphreys has been giv­ tion o f visiting Guardsmen.
Brown-Petzel Lum berCo., (bas­
Col. Williams, Lieuts. Hall and
of the business.
4 55
ket ball backstops)
ing the theatre going public some
Brown
and Capt. Johnson were Lilly Hardware Co., (paint and
Mr. and Mrs. Doll have been o f the highest class photo plays
bruahea)
running
the business
under produced today and as a conse­ among the visitors.
T H * S T O R E 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 F O R C A S H
Peter Deidrich (naila)
After
some
time
spent
in
drill-
the name of Dolls Cash Store quence of this his patronage has
Brown-Petzel Lumber Co , (bal­
for nearly two years and have increased and the more patronage ing, the Guards and their visit-
ance o f lumber bill)
on a|X)Ve
made u host of friends by their the play house receives the better ors enjoyed ice cream and wafers
honest business methods and able the show man is to give the in the Masonic building. They i M ille r & Taylor (bolt»)
were efficiently served by the Lilly Hardware Co,, (balance on
courteous treatment of their pat- public the best there is,
31 50
bill.)
young
ladies of the Honor Guard.
rons and it is with a feeling of
Mr. Luthy is a well known
Officers
were
appointed
as
fol­
regret that we lose them from business man of our town and
Total expenditure»
$175 31
Present ronu it ion o f Gym note» out-
the bu iness mb rests of our town needs no introduction to the pub- lows: Duty Sergeants, J.* M.
Tuesday morning, in the Cath­
Born in Tokio, Japan, and edu­
Mr Doll feels that he will ¡lie. and he will continue to give Kin go, .1. W. Mayo, A. C. Thom­ » landing.
olic church in Sublimity, occurred
shortly be called and rath**r than the people the same high class as, B. W. Munkers, H. E. Ben­ 1 Brown-Petzel Lumber Co. $ 50 00 the marriage of Miss MyrtleReam cated in that city and at the Un-
50 00
Supply 2
Father iversi.ty ° f Chicago, Sessue Haya-
wait for the draft thought he pictures that they are accustomed nett, M- J. Crabtree.
64 Oo to Joshph Pistser, Rev.
3
kawya has become one o f the
would like to enlist as a musician to. The bookings for the next Sergeant, H. Lilly.
50 00 Lainck performing the ceremony.
4 E. Jtoy
Corporals: G. R. Munkers, 5 George Keech
and feeling that his wife desired few weeks contain such stars as
50 uO The bridesmaid was Miss Emma foremost actars of the American
50 00 Hendricks and the grooms man serene and has earned a place on
a rest and not wanting to leave her Mary I’ ickford, Jack Bickford. C. E. Daugherty, Grant Murphy, 6
50
00
7
J
.
P.
Wilbur
Hoy
Follis,
C.
J.
Hunt,
Leo
J.
with the business on her hands Billie Burke. Doug. Fairbanks,
was the groom ’sbrether, Edward the honor roll of filmdom.
50 OO
o Walter Mayo
Rock,
John
Apple.
The intention o f the family
ho took advantage of the oppor­ and Bill Hart.
50 00 Pieser. The ceremony was att­
The
other
officers
are
L
.
S.
was
to make him a Japanese na­
tunity he hud to dispose of hit*
50 00 ended by a number of friends of
10 A. l>. Gardner
Lambert.
Capt.;
E.
R.
Nelson,
val
officer,
but young Hayakawa
business.
the couple.
CARD OF THANKS
1st
Lieut:
J.
H.
Thoma,
2d
Lieut;
total
outstanding
indebtedness
514 0 )
A wedding dinner V as served i
the old saying “ that
Mr. Bloom will conduct the
. Cash on hand
business in the same building for
83 73 at the house of the groom, where y °u can ,ead a horse to water * i t
I wish to take this opportunity I). M. Doll, Bugler.
the present.
the guests were served a bounti you cannot make him drink,” by
to thank the people o f Stayton
Net Liabilities
430 27
resolutely refusing to enter, the
Those having chips for mer’ ' and vicinity for their past favors
Present condition o f High School pledge ful repast.
chandise from the Star theatre and patronage and to ask a con-
The young couple have many navy, and steadfastly persisted
Receipts 1916-17
“
Mrs
W
iggs
o
f
the
Cabbage
are requested to bring them in (¡nuance of the same for my
friends
who will wish for them in his, desire to be an actor.
A large and appreciative audi-
Patch”
$ 40 05 the best kind of fortune in their This was because of the fact that
within the next few days so thev successor, C. A. Luthy.
ance gathered at the high school "Polished Pebbles”
48 75
an uncle o f his, who was mana*
can be honored.
wedded life.
Yours truly
auditorium Tuesday evening to Basket Social
101 30
ger of one o f the great Japanese
They
will
take
up
their
res
Harry Humphreys
witness the eighth grade exerci­ Girls Bazaar and candy
53 01
theatres, fostered the boy’s am­
dence
in
Stayton,
Receipts 1917-18
Mgr. Star theatre
ses. A splendid literary and mu­
CARD OF THANKS
bitions and allowed him at a very
88
00
Burson
wood
sical program was rendered and
“ Mr. B ob,” Stayton, Jefferson.
early
age to make his appear­
Edwin T. Reed, college editor of
It is with a feeling of deep ap­
t
68 19
Jordan
ance
in
the company o f the fam­
the Oregon Agricultural College Gardner wpod
preciation that we take this opjxir-1
35 15
-------------
ous
Madame
Yacco, the Japan««*
delivered the address of the eve­ Recital o f Music and Dramatic
ti nity of expressing our thanks
A fter Sunday morning. May 2.
Bernhardt.
Art
32 35 patrons o f the Staytoy post-office |
and gratitude to the people
Tuesday evening, June 4th, at ning.
Touring with madame Yacco in
Mr. Reed is a very eutertaining Potatoes
38 1* will secure their mail at the new j
of Stayton and community for the High School auditorium, at
the United States, young Haya­
their patronage at our store and ; 7:30 o ’clock, will occur the annu .(speaker and all who heard him
post-office quarters, in the rearI
Total Receipts
504 59
kawa became an enthusiastic ad­
of
the Farmers and Merchants |
we ask
their continued trade a| election o f officers of the Stay- pronounced his address one long High School pledge
375 59
mirer o f America and Americans,
Patrons will be i
Balance raised over pledge
129 50 Bank building.
with the new owners.
ton Red Cross Auxiliary.
The
to be remembered
making special study of our thea­
Receipts
on
Gym
1917-18
assigned
boxes
and
combinations
Dolls Cash Store
officers to be elected are B r e s i - -------- ’
tres,
literature and motion pict­
Wood (1916-17) proceeds
$100 00 furnished at their first call for
dent. Vice President, Secretary Prof. J. T. Matthews of Willa-
ures.
Hauling
12 00
mail in the new location. The
C. A. Beauchamp wat a Salem and Treasurer.
mette University delivered the
Net proceeds
88 00
Deciding that his English need­
office will be moved Sunday af­
visitor Sunday. He saw George
A full attendance is especially baccalaureate sermon in the High Mr. Bob, Stay ton, ¡Jefferson, Jor­
ed reinforcing. Hayakwa studied
110 10 ternoon as it is the only half day
dan, total receipts
school auditorium Sunday evening
Warford, whom he reports in desired.
at the University o f Chicago for
41 91 in the week when no mails are
Total Expenses
at 8 o’clock. Those who failed to
about the stme condition as when
Mrs. J. P. Wilbur, Preg.
several
terms, there meeting an
68 19 handled.
Net proceeds
hear him missed a rare treat.
he left her *.
Mrs. G. L. Brown. Sec.
old childhood friend, Tsuru Aoki.
63 00
Gardner wood, total receipts
Patrons will please leave keys
6 85
Drag saw hire
a diminutive Japanese actress
to old boxes with the postmaster
Paid A. D. Gardner for wood and
whom he had seen in madam Ya-
21 00 at the new location.
hauling
cco’s
company at his uncle’s the­
27 85
All letters mailed Sunday a f­
Total expenses
atre
in
Tokio.
35
15
Net proceeds
ternoon should be placed in the
The
two
became fast friends
Recital o f Music and Dramatic
letter box at the new office.
36 45
Art, total receipts
and soon after the end o f their
E. D. Alexander. P. M. *
4 10
Total expenses
course at college, were married
W. A. Weddle was elected
32 35
Net proceeds
and went to Hollywood. Califor­
61 75 Grand Guardian o f the Grand
Potatoes, total receipts
nia, where they live at present in
15 45
Ground rent
lodge at their sessions in Seaside
one
of the most attractive bunga­
50
7
Cultivating
last week. Or his way to the
22 95
Total expenses
lows in that city o f charming
38 79 Grand lodge he stopped off in , homes.
Net proceeds
They are familiar figures
Portland and took some special
walking or motoring through the
262 48 work in funeral directing.
Total net receipts
' city and have a host of loyal
Expenditures on gym (1917-18) 175 81
We
notice
our
friend
of
the
Scio
friends there besides the thous­
Expenses on Smith wood yet to
be sold
3 44 Tribue comes cut in its last issue ands who follow them on the
Total expenditures
178 75 printed in two colors, the Red screen.
Cross ad run by the Santiam
$ 83 73 Pharmacy in red ink.
Cash on hand
Evidently
IT ISN’T SO MUCH A M ATTER OF W H A T Y O U CAN AFFORD
Prof. B. F. Ford made a very
our friend the editor or the San- interesting talk in the Methodist
1« pay for clothes as what you can’t afford to waste. You want to
iam Pharmacy is of a progressive church Sunday morning to a large
be as well dressed as ever at the least possible expense. It’s a sign
nature
appreciative audience.
TH E D ELICACIES-
Of the Season as well as the more
Staple articles of diet can always be
found at prices that are the most
reasonable at
MARKETERS GROCERY COMPANY
General Merchandise
Married
9
Hashimura Togo
“
Eighth Grade Exercises
To P 0. Patrons
Red Cross Election
.[QUALITY HEADQUARTERS
Where Bishop All-Wool Clothes are Sold
Buy Good Clothes, you
can’t afford any others
Memorial Sunday
of American loyalty.
Here at this store we sell all-wool, well tailored Clothes of the
finest quality. They’ll wear a lonfif time and keep their §hape; save
your money. You’ll be as w&l dressed as you’ll care to be. They’ll
be—
BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS
$20 TO $35
Our
Men’s
Shoos
Wear
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
$25 TO $40
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
SALEM
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OREGON
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock
in the high school Auditorium was
held the Memorial Sunday servi­
ces and a large crowd was in at­
tendance. The address was de­
livered by C. E. Dougherty.
Scripture reading and Invocation
by Rev. W. J. Warren, the high
school chorous sang and Mrs.
Pearcy favored the audience with
a solo. America wa3 sung by
the audience in closing.
Union Prayer Service
Good
Shoes
For
Men
SPECIAL ! !
T f | Bars good laun-
dry soap for
$ 1.00
New Line of
i
President Wilson has called for
a day o f prayer on Thursday 30.
The three churches of Stayton
are having a united prayer meet­
ing on the above date at 8p. m.
in the M. E. church.
W. R. Surry, of Lyons, was a
caller at the Mail office Saturdav. m ]
Schillings best Coffees and Bak­
ing Powder, your money back if
not satisfied
Work with Hoover be economical by
buying at
W . F. K L E C K E R .*
NOBODY UNDERSELLS US
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS