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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1918)
r H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D. Physician and Surgson 8TAYTON. OREGON C. H. BREWER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON S t a y t o n , O regon W . N. Pintler, D. M. D« . PAHM ANI) c it y 1AMNH. Office (>|<p. I.anccfluld Shoe Slow Phone 2152 Stavton, Ore Bu«. Phon« 3«H R««. 1010 L««li« Phon« US9-J ARTHUR J. MOORE V. A. GOODE Outer Room No. A, Roy Bldg. BICYCLE AND SPORTING GOODS H . I I . II K l . T / K L 445 Court Street LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC SALEM, Attorncv-at-Law-Notary Public FUNERAL DIRECTOR OREGON Dr. U T T E R D IM lil - J . M. KINGO No charge for examination, and OREGON estimates willingly given. STAYTON C: Local News Notes NOTICE OF MAHMHAL’S H AU L If you are paying a blgh rate of Interest, why not refund your W. A. Weddle and wife W#nt{^¿J loan at a lower rate and more to Portland today where Mr. jjjJs liberal term«. It la not good Weddle will attend the Funeral1 ¡¡^5 bualneaa to pay a higher rate of Inteieat than the market de Directora convention Friday and Jjfcj mand«, nor la It good bualneaa to Saturday. From there they will keep your «urplua fund« on time depoalta at 3 and 1 per cent per go to Seattle, where they will ^ annum when 8 per cent can readi ly be aecured on flrat Farm Mort ¡ visit Mr«. Weddle’ a sister for a gage« If you have money to loan few days. They will return by 1 or wlah to refund or aecure a new way of Camp I ajwís . They ex- one. cull or write 8. H. HKLTZKL, Htayton, Oregon. ! pect to he away about ten day«. DENTIST ^ h ì “ Asbestos Protected Tires” PERFECTION 78.000 mile« for Ford Car« COSi STAYTON, OREGON SESTAK & THOMAS Oliver Lesley, who ha« been working at Pendleton. Oregon, arrived in town last Friday to 1 spend a few days with his par W. A. Weddle, o f the Ringo Un ents before going into the ser- dertaking parlors. uice o f Uncle Sam. He was ac- j companied by Miss Rhoda Lazin- According to reports there are ka. of Pendleton. . _ «, They _ left four fires raging in the moun- Wednesday for Pendleton from tains fa the mWdIe fork o f the where Oliver went to Bremerton Santiam. where he has been called. Oliv Five railroad bridges have j _______ er enlisted some time ago as been destroyed on the c. & E shiploads of Bacon a Mere Item Land Machinists Mate in the na line and the train was stalled at in Procession of Food to i F IN A L N OTICE O F E X E C U T R IX . vy and last week he was called Detroit for some time. It will Fighters, Civilians i to duty. He will take special require at least five or six days I To whom it may concern: Notice training for three weeks and before traffic can be resumed be Nowhere ha» appeared a more suc Is hereby given that the undersigned, cinct reminder of the enormous re- executrix of the last Will and Testa will then be sent elsewhere. tween Albany and Detroit. FARM COIN, CROPS AND FIGHTING SONS AID WINNING WAR , sources of the American fa:m and th* The fire Started at Hall S camp farmers instant readlne»» to mc$t , , , . . any war demands than a brief dis and burned along the railroad . . - ... . patch from London recently annouqp- „ „ J G the ^ „> ing the suspension of the ration limit on bacon. that little town had a hard time Owing tc the accumulation of stocks 97.000.000 pound» of bacon from saving their homes, but at last of America, the dispatch said, the ration reports the fire was under con ing of bacon would be abandoned for trol. 1 the time. Dr. Paul Fehlen STAYTON MEAT MARKET i . later, & Proprietors. Fresh,Salt&Cured Meats Lard, Creamery Butter Highest Market Price Paid For Fal Slock CHANGE OF SCHEDULE JUNE 2, 1918 Mill City-Salem Round Trip $3.00 Mill City-Stayton-Salem AUTO STAGE Will m«kc regular trip« every day. Surxlu% i included a« follow«: I 'llO N K l - < . -P. M. A. M. 6:35 Lv. . Mill City . Ar 7:oo 6S’0 .. 1. wins ... 7:i»f> .. MelmtllU ....... ; 6 :20 7:15 8:00 ....... ..Stayton .. .......; 5;.'i0 8:10 ....... ..Sublimity ....... 5:20 ..Aurnsville ....... 5:05 •8:25 4 :f>0 8:4"> . . . . ...Turner.... . ..Lv! 4:20 9:1.'» Ar. ..Salem •Meet» Train 62 northbound at Aum.-- villf Stage leave« op|>o«ite O. E. de- pot in Salem. Morning luge will connect with the Kingston «tage at Stayton. t S ta y to n -W e st Stayton 8:45 a. ml 7:0<i a. m. . Stayton Ar 6:00 p.m. 4:10 |>. rn h:12 a.m. ,, m’ Ar W. Stavton Lv 5:16 p. m. 6:0D p.m. H a m n ia n A u to S ta g e W . s ’ .a ’ . s ’ .itM i’ .it’ .s 'i k V g '.s ’ . a ’ .a I W . A . CLADEK --------------- BLACKSMITH, | 5 a WAGON WORK HORSESHOEING *, ____________ All Work Guaranteed 8,nc« **“ • enormoU8 ■*«* for civilian lequlrementa and probably % much greater quantity bad been safe ly landed for allied army need» It doe» not require extreme imagination to visualize the long procession of ment and Estate of Paul F. Minzen- meler, deceased, has this day fUed her final account In said estate and that the Honorable County Court of Marion County, Oregon, has fixed and appointed Monday. October 7th, 1918, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day at the County Court Room in the County Court House In said County and State as the time an,t Place for the hearing of any ob jections to said final account and tor the settlement thereof. Dated this 31st day of August, 1918. — Marguerite Mlnzenmeier, Executrix ot the Estate of Paul E. Mlnzenmeier, deceased. — Carey F- Martin, Attorney for plaintiff. with this one item of the food sup- will be well for all of them to paste ****’ .. , , 4 . .. .„ . , h„ ir au the cargo space of from eight E L E C T IO N N O T IC E the following Information in their ^ t<e]ve frelghten> of averaK. 8lze here«! to his friends here, and hats and read it occasionally: would be required to transport 97,- requested that we send the Mail Male Chinese pheasants tray le g -1 000.000 pounds, Notice is hereby given, that a Special to him. His address is Pvt. Roy ally be shot during the month of WHEAT GROWN Primary election will be held in the Kelly. Co. I, 159 Inf,. 40 Div , October. The bag limit Is five in DESPITE SABOTAGE town Hall in the town of Stayton, Qge- Expert: “ One who has spe one day and ten in seven consecu-1 Despite the burning of grain ele- gon, on Thursday the 17th day of Octo American Ex. Forces. cial skill, experience or knowl tlve day». It is illegal to kill a hen vators, the torpedoing of wheat ship«, ber, 1918, for the purpose of r.qminat- edge.” pheasant or to get more than the a°d sabotage and arson in the grain Every Willard expert must S u n d a y S c h o o l R a lly D ay bag limit of the male birds, Tl,p fields of the country, the American ing candities for the effice of Mayor, have all three when it comes to farmer ha» gloriously played bis war Recorder, Treasurer and Coun-ilrr.tn penalty is a fine of not less than $25 part by producing sufficiently big of the town of Stayton, Oregon; at handling batteries. and not more than $500 and costs: Our experience immediately There will be services in the or by Imprisonment not less than 30 crops to feed the allied world, as his said election the polls wilt he open at tell* us where your battery trou sons have b :o id it fear in to the Christian Church next Sunday, days and not more than six months. hearts of the enemy at Cantigny and 9:00 o ’clock a. m. ar.d rtmain open un bles lie; our knowledge tell» you til 6:00 o ’clock p. m. o f said day (ex .what needs to l>e done; and our October 6th. at 11 o’clock in the Besides the fines, anyone violating Chateau Thierry and in the Rheime- cepting that the judges may cjpse the skill insures a workmanlike job. morning. Rev. Arthur Harri- the law is subject to civil liability. Sotssons battle. Dolls from 1:00 o'clock p. m. until 2 u We’re at your service. Now we read that others besides The duck season is also now on in o ’clock p. m. for dinner ) man, o f Eugene, will occupy the von Kuehlmann believe that Germany • We want to tell you about Joseph Fisher, Minnie Luthy ar.d W. ; pulpit. The Kingston congre this district and it extends to J in- cannot win by force of arms, as Threaded Rubber, too, ond give uary 15. The bag limit for ducks. those Germans not dupes of the prop- W. Elder were appointed Judges of you a copy of the booklet, “ A gation will attend in a body. reese. rails coots and shore birds Is ' agan,la.red German press already sdd election. Mark with a Meaning for You.” Sunday is also Sunday School 30 In any sevetr consecutive days. know that England not be J. B. Grier • Rally Day and it is expected that All indications p o in O o the best starved by von Tirpitz' ruthless sub Recorder c f the town o f Staj ton. 418 Court St„ Salem, Oregon there will be a large ateendance. hunting season In recent years. Th- marines. 40-41 But lar from being satisfied with ’ - « — exceptionally dry summer has made this major part in winning the war. Dr. Beauchamp received a let- '* ,(leal for ,he raislns of youap the farmer has played a liberal part . „ ... , birds. Last year the pheasant sea- in financing the stru-Me. Latt spring, ter from Gus Eksman this week i son was closed , , , In the . middle of . „„ Cc- with seed and implements to bay. lind it has iK*6n handed to US for tober because the rainy seasons’ had and all the pre-harvest expense of publication, but too late for this drowned many of the young birds. wages and maintenance, not an agri- issue. It will appear next week, j The federal law- permits shooting cultural district in the west failed to FOR SALE—To close an estate the Gus sent the doctor a sofa pillow 30 minutes before sunrise- accord meet or oversubscribe its quota of Riester farm in Sublimity, ici.laming the Third Liberty Loan. ing to the law passed by congress re 70 acres, must be sold at dr.ee. For which was made in France. It further parli-ulars irquire, Ec-rnard garding time, sunrise Tuesday morn FARMERS FIRST Gcsher, Administrator. Stay ton. Ore. is all hand work and is very ing was at 7:09 o'clock. All hunt IN LILERTY LOAN Oregon, almost ¡>.n ly an asricul- pretty. It is on display at C. A. ing must stop at sunset and this was turai anu stock-raising state, was the Beauchamp’ s drug store, where at 6:52 in the evening. first in the district to annoonce its FOR TRADE—Good standard it can be seen. quota exceeded. b re(j m are to trade for goats. In order to conserve paper«4he gov The farming districts were uni- ^ . . formly more prompt in meeting Inquire Ui tile -\-Hll Office. tf. Miss Lois Bracken, w ell! ernment has limited the usual fall out their assigned obligation than were put of novels. We shall not object. known here, was married on the Every one who reads the news from a- the metropolitan districts whe:e 25th of September, at Vancou broad realizes that nowadays truth is banks and factories were concerned. ! FOR SALE—Heavy team, wt. W ith, the coming of the Fourth 2200. 6 and 8 years old. Matt ver, to Mr. A. G. Mey«rs, of far more interesting than fiction. Liberty Loan, which will overshadow 34tf. Gates. They arrived here last A salient? Vt hen the Yanks have any previtwis financial triumph of the Mueller, Stayton. R2. been in France a little longer “ there United States by two to one. the Thursday evening and visited at farmers part should be relatively Information of Priceless Vhiue to the home of VV. A. Riggs until won't be no such animal.” easier since he now- has tuyued his From » nation of wasters we have . . , FOR w*. SALE—Five registered Evory Stayton Citizen Tuesday, when they left for As beconrie a nation of savers and lenders. “ *^ 6 0 Fourth UbertT Loan, calling Shropshire Lambs, yearlings. toria, where they will reside in Let the ourt ,1 r > xia 1 proxe 1 for twjCe as much as any of the Phone 2105, Stayton. J. L. How to act in nn emergency is know the future. The bride has many General Foch is personally of small previous war funds, all of which were g jeKrnuntJ 3 4 tf ledge of inestimable worth, hik I this is frieds here, who wish her all the . . - ,. . . . stature, but notwithstanding he is ¡.t ’ epochs in the country's history, w ill particularly true of the diseases and ids hapQj ness that goes with wed- present the biggest man in Europe. I *ll0W th* United States really back ' 1 ■ ' o f the human body. If you suffer with 1 , 7 .» H I ling down to business. .........................• J .. defl life. i -i-u . o ___:..u The Spanish influenzr is said to l e ki iney backache, urinary disorders, or j FOR SALE—6 weeks old pigs. 4TH LOAN CALLS beginning a visit to this country, any form of kidney trouble, the advice' FOR FULL EFFORT P. J. Etzel, Phone 1783. tf traveling Most things Spanish are not to be Michaels, contained in the following statement frank Despite our present training in sneezed at, but the influenza is an ex thinking in nothing less than six should add a valuable asset to your salesman for a Chicago shoe figures, the Fourth Liberty Ioxtn is Store of knowledge. What could be house, in Idaho, Wash, and Ore- ception. FOR SALE—11 six weeks old Our joung sailor objects to being a huge sum and will require a long, 1.0 more convincing proof of the effl Korii wag here Wednesday. He called a “ jackie.” In his own par strong pull from every citizen if it pigs. C. C. Carter. Phone 67, denev o f Doan’s Kidney Pills than the • j » l . e » » _ »•• . . . - , • ., , . , ! visited at . the home of Mrs. Min- lance be refers to himself as a “ gob.” is to be accomplished in three wee4vs. | Sublimity, Ore. 37tf. statement of a nearby resident who has used them and publicly tells of the Hnzsiefon while here. The In r.ur view any one considering him from September 28 to October 19. allotted. 11 11 ■■ ^ — benefit derived? Hirzsiefen and Michels families self a “ gob” shoulJ welcome the name There Is no more doubt of the ful "jack ie.” W. W. Manter, retired farmer, s. were old time friends 40 yeas a- FOR SALE—Studebaker 1912 fillment of the loan on schedule time Nobody will weep for Deb's sentence. Thirteenth & Jefferson fits., Corvallis, go in Illinois. Mrs. Elizabeth Ten years or thereabouts will give him than there is that the American army Model car for sale cheap. V. B. Ore., says: “ It hss been a good many i>- » o 1 i-_• 1 ---- ■»---------- ----------------- will throw von Hindenburs and Lad- Darby, Kingston, Oregon. 34-41 year, since I have needed to take a ? fT Sublimity. 18 alS° one of ( time to think-something that he evi- endorff back' across the Rhine. kidnev medicine. From past exper- t*16 °*c‘ UlMOIS friendds atld was dently hss never done, And as suiely as tens of thousand»" ienre I can recommend Doan’s Kidney present at the Hiezsiefen home. Bids for peace according to specifi- of the bravest of American youth STUMP PULLER W A N T E D - Pills 11 « being a reliable medicine for The evening was pleasantly ca,i,,n8 *re inaor',e1r’ bu‘ we “ '"'^ a n d 1 will lose their lives in the fierce j combats in which the Hun will be Price must be right. . . . . . that the speciftcattors do not call for a No. 3 kidney trouble. \ found them to be all spent in renewing bygone days. GormBn j forced backward out of France, Just Faultless preferred, with fu'l e- that’s claimed for them when I was I so surety will the raising of the great trouble! by my kidneys.” | Liberty Loans not be accomplish»« <.(uipmenf. Address Scio, Ore., How’s This? The funeral o f Myrtle Hep • Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’ t sim ! without every American m&rahalline Route 2. Box 52. 26-40 > o ffe r One H undred D o lla rs R e w a rd ply ask for a kidney remedy—get burn, who died at Salem last j fo W r a n y case o f C a ta rrh th at cann ot b* j the last dollar of his resources, and | abating eveiy unnecessary expend! Doan’ « Kidney Pills the same that Friday, was held in Stayton cured b y H a ll’ s C a ta rrh M edicine. H a ll's C a ta rrh M edicine ha« been taken { lure. FOR S A L E -3 0 bushels of Mr. Msnter had. Foater-Milburh f rom the Christian church, Sun b y c a ta rrh su ffe re rs fo r the p in t tiilrty - flvo y e a rs, and hae becom e kn o w n a s th e Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y Prohibition seed when". A. A. day morning at 10:30. Inter 1 m ost reliab le rem edy fo r C a ta rrh . H ull’ « “ Six month« of war among the C a ta r rh M edicine a r te thru the Blood on McKenzie. 40tf ment was made in the I. I. 0. F. tho M ucou* »11 rfa rc e , e x p e llin g the Pol- great powers wi>^ bankrupt the eon from the B lood and healin g the d is | world." said economists Iwtore Au- cemetery. e ased portions. j gust. 1914. A fte r you h a v e ta k e n H a ll’ e C a t« rrh Deceased was a daughter of Now, with the Allied Powers p’ e a m m ia i M edicine fo r a sh o rt tim e you w ill sec a Taken Up—Jersey heifer. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hepburn, for g r e a t Im provem ent In y o u r gen eral ! paring to end the war in its sixth W H EATLESS h ealth . S t a r t ta k in g H a ll’ s C a ta rrh M -dl- | year, the Last of their worries 1» Owner can have same ho paying mer residents of Stayton, and cln e a t once and get rid o f c a ta rrh . Send : finance. a n $90 mrxn ciM K r u . Mtm (1 WfAMAfT nXI*t for the keeping. P. J. Etzel. fo r tcetlm onlale free. O O t T T A IN lM O W H E A T was 29 years of age. Make your Fourth Uberty Levy, sub- 3 u b lim ity , Oregon. F. J . C H K N K T * CO.. Toledo, Ohio. «enption a heavy one—over« 0 »crip- 1 J The funeral was in charge of ■old by all D ru ccle u , Tic. h e w ish ed to be rem em - What’s a Battery Expert? TH OM AS, SA 1.K M c h e a p t ir e s 1; Six pile« of the the strongest cotton fabric manufactured. 2. Protected with a complete outer ply of finely woven long fibre Aebeitoe Fabric. 3. Opel weave Asbestos Breaker Strip forming a perfect union netween tread and carcaas. 4. Tread Rubber, thoroughly cured by high degree heat proceaa 6. Anhealo« fabric lapp:ng bead, preventing rim cerroaion A etter from Roy Kelly, from , , |somewhere in France, informs One o f the be,l ^ u ip p « l o » « . : u ,e editor tha, Key ia in good in the valley health and that he likes his sur- 414 Bank of Commerce Bldg. roundings. He had not seen VETERINARY SURGEON much action at the time o f writ* DENTAL EXPERT Phone Main 606 Salem, Oregon ing but was expecting to be Call« Anawered Day or Night placed in the midst o f the fray Twenty members of the Alba- Phone*-Res. 3X24 soon. He has seen a number of bany Home Guards were called the boys from Sublimity and out to nelp fighkthe fire. OREGON STAYTON Stayton and says they* are in’ the The hunting season opened Tues- best of health. He says the cli- mate there is about th e saate as and there are a few rules that here, only the harvest is a little a,e loCi41 nlmro<1* should heed. It C opyrtsht i«*tia(rrrd. IV III S F .S T A K 6,000 mile« for other make* a t r if l e m o r e t h a n Public Notlr* ia hereby give» that, by virtue of a W rit of Executlaa dated August 22nd. 1918, A. D., I»- j sued out of tba Diatrlet Court of the United State« for the District of Ore gon, on a judgment rendered la «aid | Court, on the 24th day of January. | 1*18. A. D., In favor of Edd Yonng, and against O. D. Trotter. I did, on the 29th day of August, 2918, A. D., ! levy upon the following described 1 real estate situated in the town of Stayton, County of Marlon and Stats I of Oregon, to-wlt: The North half of Lota No. 5 and 6 in Block S, in the town of Stayton, Marlon County, Oregon. And that I will, accordingly, offer and sell all the right, title and Inter- | cst of said G. D. Trotter In and to raid described real estate for sale at public auction to the highest and best - bidder for cash on Friday the 11th day of October, 1918. at 10 o ’clock ! A. M. at the front door of the County Court House o f Marlon County, at Salem, Oregon. — Geo. F. Alexander, United States Marshal. District of Oregou. By John D. Mann, Chief Deputy. First publication: Sept. 12th, 1918»; Last publication: Oct. 10th, 19 IK. — Smith * Shields. Atiys. for Edd Young. t i I < “ BRICK FRONT SHOP” jj Church Notices Methodist Church Pastor VV. J. Warren Services at 11 a. m. and 8:00 Sunday School 10 a", m. Epworth League 7:00 p. m., Prayer meeting every Wednes day evening at 8:00. Meeting of the Sunday school board second Monday o f every month at 7:30, followed by the Official board meeting. p. m. St. Marys Church Services 2nd 4th and 5th S un- days at 8:20 a. m. Rev. Fr. Lainck. Pastor CLASSIFIED A l i THE PROPER COURSE THURSDAY *1