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Filtered as second class matter at the postofflee at Stayton. Marion
County. Ore iron, under the Act o f Congress o f March 3, 1879.
Address all Communications to The Stavton Mail
Mehama auxiliaries of
Fox Valley G em s ; the
donation o f an all
receiving
silk quilt
I which brought $'20 and which
was won by Mrs. W. M. Malone,
after whichthis lady ordered it
to gii on to Mehama to be sold
again July 4th.
The quilt is a
beauty, worth seeing and having
Fast End Notes
so now is a chance for some ore.
Mrs. John Quinn. Mrs. Jack
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lau motor­
Johnston and Miss L.eota Allen ed to Stayton one day last wrok.
attended Junior Red Cross at W.
A birthday party was given in
R. Surry’s Wednesday.
honor o f Miss Alice Judsoti last
week.
T riu m p h N otes
Mrs. Hobson visited at Fred
Meriels the first of the week.
George and Orville Downing,
John Benson arrived from Ida­
ho and is visiting with his broth­ Clair SeiUinge*. Leot Allen and
Ethel Schnackenberg motored to
er Henry and other friends.
Lyons
Friday.
Wm. VanHandel and w ife ac­
Volney
Gates called at theCol-
companied by Frank Spenner
bv
borne
Wednesday.
and better half, are back from a
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bierly and
children left Friday morning for
their home at Gardener. Ote..
after spending a month with
home folks here.
Claude Surry spent the week
end with his parents, returning
to Portland Sunday eve., where
he expects to be stationed for a
week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Canning, accom­
panied by Mrs John Trask and
Mrs. Ralph Trask, spent Friday
evening and Saturday with rela­
tives in Salem.
Grandma Brown has been quite
ill. but is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. W. F. Hardison and M •s.
J. H. Johnston attended the Red
Emma Sandberg and Mr.Sand­
CrosV picnic at the Howell school trip up the highway, where they
berg
motored to Stayton Friday.
spent
a
week
taking
in
the
Co­
house last Friday, reporting a
lumbia
river
sights.
Claude Surry spent Saturday
splendid time: also the "good
Ralph Kelly, of Linn county.« and Sunday with home folks, re­
luck” having befell the Lyons-
turning Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chfts. Barrett
called on Mr. Bressler and Mrs.
Allen Wednesday.
The Red Cross met Tuesday at
the Lyons church to finish a quilt
Clyde McRite has been work­
ing for Mr. Colby the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Surry.
Mrs. H. F. Bodeker and Miss
Ella Johnston motored to Albany
Tuesday to attend the Linn Co.
Red Cross Institute.
They re­
port a good program.
f it. P le a s a n t
•U s co '
Tread
Elmer Ray and w ife and Mrs.
Don Ray and children arrived at
the W. R. Ray home Thursday
eve. from Echo.
Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Kay were greeted by a
bunch of charivariers.
Standards
W h y is it that United States T ire *
are setting new records for m ileage
and serviceability ?
The Misses Bessie and Crystal
Shank and Mrs. Frank Caspell
and Hal Shelton motored to Port­
land Sunday.
Miss Elsie Petus called on Miss
Elsie Downing Saturday.
Miss Grace Shank and Frank
Lambert motored to Marion Sun­
day.
Miss Hazel Lambert and Chaa.
Lambert and Linn Lambert and
w ife motored toSilverton Sunday.
W h y is it that the sales o f these
tires are constantly m ounting b y
leaps and bounds ?
T h e answer is found in the fac­
tories where United States T ires are
made.
Standards o f c o n s tru c tio n for
these tires are higher than e v e r be­
fore know n in the tire industry.
Makers o f tire fabrics tell us that
the standards w e have g iven them
for United States T ir e fabrics are
higher than anry previously known.
Likew ise through e v e r y process
o f construction from crude rubber
to finished tires— w e have set new
and higher standards every w h ere.
These standards w ork out on you r
car in the practical econ o m y de­
manded by war-times.
.
United States I ires w ill raise any
car to higher efficien cy.
There is a typ e to suit e v e r y c o n ­
dition of service.
T h e nearest United States Sales
and Service Depot dealer w ill cheer­
fully aid in selecting right tires for
your requirements.
U nited States Tires
arc Good Tires
Slayton Vulc. Shop
Ham m ond Lum ber Co.,
Stayton, Oregon
f iM Ci'y, Or gen
Mr. and Mrs. John Huber and
family and Mrs. Jake Hu!>erspent
Sunday in the Wm. Croisant
home of Lyons.
Do not forget the date June 28,
L!)18, at8 p. m. for the furpose of
meeting a National War Measure
in the form o f a War Savings
movement. This meeting will be
held at the Mt. Pleasant school
house. Everyone is urged to at­
tend and meet
the
allotment
which is $2000.
Miss Crystal
Shank, chairman of District No.
2. Come and he classed with the
most patriotic district.
Charley Lambert returned from
Portland Friday. He has t listed
in the navy and expects to be
home for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shank and
son.
Mrs. Roxie Shank and
daughter, Miss and Roxanna mo­
t e . d to the Claud M'Cully home
of Aumsville Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Ryan and
brother. Will, motored to Stayton
Sunday eve.
SUMMONS
In the t'irruil Court o f the State o f
Oaegon for the County o? Marion.
Department No. 2,
(¡•urge N. Stoner and M^ry F. Ston­
er his wife, Plaintiff« v* Sylvester
Prichard, and Lydia Pro-hard, his wile;
John Priehard, unmarried; Thomas Me- i
Cubbina, widower; John MrCubbias. ,
unmarried; Charles Mi-Cubbies, ami
Susan McCubtiina, his wife; Maud Me- I
Cubbina Asher, and Chari,-« Asher, her I
husband; Kthel MrCubbins, a minor;
Elvin MeCubbina, a minor; Myrtle
Kasch, and Fred Kusrh, her husband; j
Hardy Robberson, widower; El vie Rob-
beraon Shelley, and Ed Shelley, her hua-
band; Vena Robberson, unmarried.'
Etha Robberson, unmarried; W. N. j
Robberson, and Minnie Robberson, his
wife; Preston Ireland, and Adah Ir e ­
land, his w ife; Mamie Asher, and Jesse
\»her, her husband; Hnrnita l!..nta, u
minor; Roy Kanta, widower, personally,
and as the guardian of the person and
estate of said Hernita Kantn; the un­
known heirs o f John M. Priehard. anil
Frances E. Prichard, his wife; both de­
ceased, Laura kl. Madden, and John
Dio* Madden, her husband; also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien,
or interest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defendants,
To John Prichard, Thomas McCub-
ins,Mamie Asher, Jesse Asher. V\ N.
Robberson, Minnie Robberson, Charles
McCubbins, Susan McCubbms, Laura
i. Madden, Jolffi Doo Madden, the un-
snown heirs of J, hn M. Prichard, and
Frances E. Prichard, his wife, also all
other persons or parties unknown claim
any right, title, estate, lien, or interest
in the real estate described in the com
plaint herein, defendants above named.
IN THE NAMEOF rHE STATE OF
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to
fttAi a pooch oJ
Real GRAVELY Chcwii.fi F & j
Just drop into any wide awckn dealer around
hero, give him 10 cunts for the pouch of R e .I
Gravely, complete in the special envelope ready for
m a i li n g .
Address it according to the official directions he
will give you. Put on a 3 cent s ln ir p - iu d Uncle
Nam’s tvlaiis will see that he gets it.
U h I urav sly is lira tobacco lo »end. Not ordinary plug
loadad up with swvaloning. but condansod quality. It's worth
sanding • lung way, and whan he raeaivas it ha's got •«•»•thing.
G ive rny man a chew of Real Gravely I'lug,and he will tell
yo-J tfiul « the hind to send. Hand the bestT
Ordinary plug is false economy. It coals la»< per waek to
chew Real Gravely, because a small chew uf it lasts a long
while.
SEND YOUR HIIFND IN TRE V. S. SFRVKE \ POW'R Of bRAYtlY
Even "over there'' a 3c. stamp will put il into his hands.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY. Danville. Va.
Ttr fou n t Poach I t *ps il Fresh sad (iro n mod Cnod
— It is mot ¡tool b'rswfji mttkoml this PtoUtUon Soul
t a sbilshed 1831
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F a rm e rs & M e rc h a n ts
B a n k o f S ta y to n , O regon
Capital $25,000.00
OREGON, you and each o f you are
hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
above entitled Court and cause within
six weeks from the date o f the first
publication o f this summons, to-wit; ♦
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On or before theUdth day o f June. 1218. ♦
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and if you fail ao to answer, or want ♦
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thereof, the plaintiffs will apply to the
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court for the relief prayed for in the
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complaint herein, viz.
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(1) That you be required to set forth | ■»
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the nature and extent o f your claim fir 1 ♦
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claims in, on, or to the following
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Beginning at the most southerly »
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southeast coiner of the John M. Prich­ *
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Range 1 West, o f the W illsmette Me
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re-entrant corner o f the above claim; ?
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thence west parallel with the south o
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boundary of said claim 13.r>) chains; 4*
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thence south 7.40 chains to the south 1 o
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boundary o f said claim; thence east >
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13.51 chains to the place o f beginning,
and containing 10 acres more or loss.
(2) That all adverse claims which yoc
or either o f you may have be deter­
mined bv a decree of-aid i ourt and that
by said decro< if. lie declared and ad
judged that you have no r;ght, title, es
late, lien, or inU r<• t wh*»H<-ever in law
or in equity, in, on, or to said real pro­
perty or any part then of, and that the
title i.f plan.(ill's to said premises is a
good and valid title in fee simple,
(3) I hat you will fie forever enjoined
and debarred from asserting any claim,
right, title, estate, lien, or interest
whatsoever in. on, or to said real pro­
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perty or any part thereof adversely to
plaintiffs, and that plaintiffs may have
them are well known here as they
judgment ng.nnst said defendants or
made
their home for several years
such o ( said defcri' anf mm shall appear
herein for th-ircosts an ! disbursement»
with their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Gass-
Word was received Monday ner_
incurred in this sojt nm for sueh other
further relief as may s« <-m just ami morriir T hy !/n WV’ r o f the death
equitable.
of his fr * f*r, Joh.i Weir, rtf Port- •
This summons is served upon yon by
Mrs. A. G. Thome ■ entertained
pubP -alion thereof in the .-lavton Mail, land, Sunday ninht, arid he im
a newspaper publish«"I weekly in Mar­ mediately
went to
Portland.'the Birthday clul* Tuesday after-
ion County, Oregon, bv older o f Hon. The remains were brought, to noon, an enjoyable time was had
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
W e carry a large line of
dry goods, shoes, notions,
gents’ furnishings, hats,
caps and rubber goods, etc.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTM ENT
has a large line of fancy and
staple groceries, canned goods,
smoked meats. In fact e v ­
erything you w ill find in a
first-class Merchandise store
is to be found here at prices
that are right.
EHLEN’S STORE
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C. E. DA I 'dH E P TY , Editor and Manager
(>flt
Chits. Beard and w ife and
Frank Mosier, Misses Cora Ray I
and Ester McK night o f Scio. M iss
Zona Ray, Mrs Thorth and Mr. i
Compton of McMinnville, Elm er1
Ray and wife and Mrs. 1). C. Ray
and children of Echo w ere Sun­
Albert Arthur, assisted by day viators at the W. W. Ray
Carl Downey, in putting up clo­ home.
Tne Missis Marguerite Ryan,
ver hay on his place.
Verna.
Roxunna, Crystal Shank
Ray Orren has been busy clip
Motored
to Albany Tuesday to j
ping sheep'the past month.
attend the War Savings conven­
B. H. Horton, of Salem, was a
tion.
business visitor through this sec­
tion last week.
Attend the hig celebration at
At the annual school meeting Lebanon. July 4.
the former officers were re-elect­
ed. The board consists o f Van-
M IIS . E . M . G I L B E R T
Handel. Gescher. Staiger and A piano teacher from Scuttle, \N «th.
Highberger.
hH< purchased « home it W ist Stay-ton
Edith Highberger is helping tml will tuki> m limited number o f pu­
pil*- at »uni ner rates.
References
Mrs.» Ed Highberger. who in on
furnished.
the sick list.
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H. Lambert borne.
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STHYT 0 N MAIL
jh e
sjMMit Sunday at tlx* Jacob Slui
ger home.
Herman Soppe and wife, also
Anton Rahman, visited Sunday
.it N. Highberger’s.
Alfred Fox and family motored
to Wilhoit Sunday with their
new six.
.
Eies Suddenly
<;.*o, G. Bingham, .linito- of th<- Girruit j ^ „ mavj||e Wednesday afternoon, and a dainty luncheon was served
Cosrt of the Slate . f Oregon for the ^
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funeral wnH hel(] frnm to the delight and satisfaction of
day Of May, lfilH.
Tho first pul,lie a-1 that place at 5 o clock, conducted
tion to b** on the »th day of May, 1918. by * Catholic priest from Salem,
Messrs Wayne and Willis Hu­ ami you are required to appear and an- interment in Butler cemetery.
¡yfr Weir leaves three sons to
ber and Earnest Knapp Spent »wer said complaint on or before the
20 th d»y of June.
Sunday with Melvin Shank.
Slayton, (beg n.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brenner and
A i tornev for Plain tiff*.
daughter spent Sunday at the P. T.U7
the guests: those present were
Mesdames A.
C. Smith, £. T.
Matthieu, E. I). Alexander, Alva
Smith.
W. W. Elder, C. E .
mourn his loss, they are;
Leo, Daugherty. G. L. Brown, and
of Stayton; Gordon, of Portland Misses Marian Alexander
and
and Milton, of Monmouth, all of Wanda Brown.
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