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They talk about King Arthur’«
Km ghu. «ud
round u n «
farmer.
A. C. Giles. Salem No. 1, ear
penter.
F. M. Fresh, Sublimity, farmer.
John O. Gritton, Croiaan, far­
mer.
Thomas J. Hall, West Gervais,
merchant.
W. T. Gromm, East Hubbard,
farmer.
Henry Zorn, t'hampocg, farmer.
F. S. Gilbart, Salem No. f>. clerk.
R C. Halley, Salem No. 5. re­
tired.
J. M. Kromling. E. Hubbard,
farmer.
(îeo. (\ W ill, Salem No. 15, mer­
chant.
J. J. llall, East Woodburn, re
tired.
Henry Saalfeld, W . Mt. Angel,
farmer.
Eugene Titus, Stayton, capital
ist.
Arthur A Schwab, East Ger­
vais, farmer.
L. W. p otter. Pringle, farmer.
E. Allen Proctor. Scollard, far­
mer.
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Chas. G. Ransom, Aumsville,
banker.
F. A. Legg, Salem No. 17, archi­
tect.
Leonard Barnick, Brooks, far­
mer.
M. M. Magee. East Salem, far­
mer.
H. S. Gile, Salem No. 10. mer­
chant*.
M. W. Maynard. Salem No. 4.
carpenter.
E. E. McKinney, West Stayton.
farmer.
W. T. Ramsden, Salem No. 15,
farmer.
T. O. Kester, Jefferson, carpen­
ter.
( ’. V. Clodfetler, Jefferson, far-
mer.
Fred Eder, East Gervais, fur-
mer.
-J. P. Felder, Donald, farmer.
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EVERY SATURDAY
_________ AND SUNDAY
A NEW YEAR.
SERMON
Address all Communications to The Stayton Mail
, Carter Glass, the new Secretary
o f the Treasury, in a telegram to
Governor -James K Lynch of the
Twelfth Federal Reserve District
announces that expenditures ot
the government during the fiscal
year beginning July 1. 1918. and
including December 16, 1918, ex­
ceeded nine billion six hundred
million dollars and that the ex­
penditures in the month of No
vember were nearly $2.000.000. In
the current month of December
up to and including December 16
expenditures exceeded $1,000.000.
000. It is estimated that the to­
tal expenditures o f the fiscal year
will be $18,000,000.000.
Secretary («lass favors short ma­
turities for the Fifth Liberty Loan
and announces that the Treasury
Department will continue the sale
o f W ar Savings Stamps and Cer­
tificates in a most energetic man­
ner.
The complete telegram to Gov­
ernor Lynch follow s:
“ In assuming the office of See
retary o f the Treasury, I desire to
say a few words to the American
people, and particularly to the
splendid organization of men and
women whose unselfish labors, un­
der the leadership o f r.iv great
predecessor, have made the story
o f our war finance one of the
most glorious chapters in the his­
tory of America's part in the war.
“ Millions o f Americans have
contributed in the most vital, tan­
gible and necessary way to the
winniifg o f the war. They have
loaned their dollars to their coun­
try with no small sacrifice of per­
sonal comfort and enjoyment and
have given largely o f personal ef­
fort and service. For all time we
have disproved the slander that
Americans are a money-loving
people, incapable o f rising above
materialistic things. In the eigh­
teen short months ot' the war
American people subscribed for
eighteen billion dollars o f Liberty
Bonds and W ar Savings C ertifi­
cates.
“ The banking institutions and
the people o f the country financed
the requirements of the war in
anticipation of the Liberty Loans
and o f the taxes for the fiscal
year ended Tune ‘10. 1918. by the
purchase of a total of $12,500.000.-
000 of treasury certificates o f in­
debtedness. all o f which has 1 cn
retired or provided for cut of
taxes or bond issues at the time
the armistice was signed.
“ The expenditures of the gov­
ernment. excluding transactions
in the principal o f the public debt,
during the current fiscal year be­
ginning July 1, 1918. to and in­
cluding December 16, 1918, ex­
ceeded $9.600,000,000. Expendi­
tures in the month of November
nearly equalled $2.000,000,000 and
in the current month o f December
to and including December 16,
exceeded one billion dollars.
“ The proceeds o f the Fourth
Liberty Loan so far received have
all been spent, and the remaining
installments payabh cn subscrip­
tions to that loan will be needed
to meet maturing treasury certifi­
cates o f indebtedness issued in an­
ticipation o f that loan, and as yet
unpaid. Since the armistice was
signed, Secretary McAdoo has es­
timated that the cadi outgo from
the treasury during the current
fiscal year ending June 30, 1919.
w ill amount to $18,000,000,000,
and much more than half ot that
amount has already been expend­
ed in the five and one-half months
which have elapsed. The treaty of
peace has not yet been signed, nor
any part o f our army demobilized.
Production o f war materials and
supplies bad reached tlm peak at
the time the armistice was signed
and the bills incurred during that
period o f maximum production
must be paid.”
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By
REV. JAMES M ORAY. D D. !
new, Lord, ivhnt wnlt
fo r t " — Psalm !B> :7.
A not tier twelvemonth lias
almost gone, and we are
yet In the land o f the living. I f we 1
give this serious consideration, w e
must regard it as remarkable. Some
think dentil the strangest wonder o f
human history, hut Is not life stran­
ger? When >ve reflect upon our frame,
und the shocks o f life It must endure,
must we not exclaim with Young,
Bligh Theatre
NO
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Salem
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Oregon
"Strange that n harp of thousand strings
Should keep tn tune so lon g!"
Is It to be wondered at If, like
eeivetl n letter from their son,
Pnvld. we too should put the question. |
Alex, who is stationed at Cump
"W h at wnlt 1 fo r? " The mystery o f
Lewis, saying that lie will nut I«'
lieing here la not profounder than the
home for some time, hut is feel­
mystery o f staying here. Let us ask
ing fine after a siege o f the flu.
God the question. The psalmist felt
Mr. (V W. lliee, who is employed
he could not trust his own conclusions,
at (looeli, spent tin- week «-ml with
und so he said, "Lord, what w ait I
fo r i” .
home folks.
It may be you are wnlting to be
School closed Friilay for a
M^yed. G<«l is not w illing that any
)ve«*k’s vacation. The teacher,
should i>erish, but that all should
Miss llrudshavv, is spending her
come to repentance and live.
vacation
wtili home folks at
"O Ephraim, how ern I give lliee up.
Gooch.
how shall 1 leave thi*e, Judah?” Be­
T ’.ie K in d Y o u H ave A lw a y s B ou gh t, nn.l n h h li h 1 1 Leon
Henry froisqnt spent Sunday
hold him weeping over the llo lv City,
lu n so fo r o v e r SO jo u rs , has bornn t!i«i » l j . n a f r e o f
•*0 Jerusalem, b >w oftuti would I have
ev
ening at the Kniken home.
ami has been made under Ids |*er-
gathered thy children together,' as a
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so j u l suiter vision :-ln«-o its li.ianey.
hen guthereth her brood under her
A llo w no one to deceive » <• 11. i this.
wings, and ye would n ot!” He Is so
All Counterfeits, Imitations ami “ .In- t-us-go-.il ” are hot
pleading with some o f you today. T o
Experiments that tri.lt» with ami <*u«l:inger t ,o health of
go hack no farther than the past year,
Infants and Children— Experience a^uinst experim ent.
has there l>cen no sermon, no Invitation
A lb ert Arthur visited at the
or warning, no supplication or exhortn
Byrd Branch home Saturday.
tion. that has appealed to your Inlelli
•
a
• a
gence. or ^toved your emotions, plead
Castor! n is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P a r e -
ing with you to accept Christ? Havi
Jas Henri rich a and w ife ip e it
porl«*, Drops ai.d soothing Syrup*.
It is pleasant.
It
you lost no friend or neighbor by death
Sunday at A lfred Foxes.
contains neither opium . Morphine nor other Nureotio
during that period? H ave yon had no
• a a
a
substance, .ts a go is its guarantee. It destroys W o r m s
escape from hotllly peril or So Illness
ami allays Feverishness.
I'or more than thirty years it
Kdith
Hurt
and
Alphona
Ruef
to remind you o f the uncertainty of
tins been in c o n s t a n t use for the relief of » onstlpatlon.
called
at
lligh
h
ergers
Sunray.
life? Cur?you conscientiously say that
l'hitwh-ncy, W ind Colle, all Teething Troubles ami
In all these respects G« h 1 has left you
Dlarrhira.
It re;'’Hutes tlie Stomach r.ml Bowels,
atone?
B. H, Geaher and Uay Orren
assimilates the Food, giv in g healthy amt natural sleep.
It may he you ere waiting to hear
Tlio Children’ s Panacea— Tho Mother’ s Friend.
called at the Henry Benson
fruit. You are, by the grace o f God.
home Monday.
already saved, let us suppose. Put for
• • a
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wh..' purpose w ere you saved? Sine#
Byrd Branch
and w ife st»eut
God loves you with a “ love that pa.stt-
) Bears the Signature of
eth knowledge,” and since “ to depart
Sunday at the Arthur Branch
anti he with Christ were fa r better”
home.
than to remain In re— why did he not
a
a
a
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call you to him self at your conversion?
THE H A L L OF FAME.
Mrs.
Ben
Gesher
recently
Why are you here Instead o f enjoying
solicited for the Red Cross with
your Redeemer's presence? 'I here
must he some reason. “ Y e have not
Bv W ill G. Oat
good sucess.
chosen ine,” said Christ, “ but I have
a a
a
a
chosen you. anti ordained you, that ye
William Vaniiandle just finish­
At Yuba Dam, near Santiam.i
should go and bring forth fruit, und
there wafi a hall of fame.
e d harvesting his potatocrop o f
that your fruit should remain.” May
There players great would emigre -1 it be to give you another opportunity
T h e Kind You H ave A lw a ys Bought
which he had nearly four hundred
gate ; a pool hall was its name. to glorify his father by bearing fruit,
T M t C r N T # " « « ( T O M •• A N V , N C Of V O / t K C I T Y , ______________
sacks.
This hall alone was run by Stone ! that you are still here?
a
a
a
a
It nmv be you are waiting to be
a Buxon lerger he,
Jacob
Staiger
who hud an
Ami like a king upon a throne lie perfected. I ought to explain this, i>e-
attack
o
'
Reumatism
is slowly
cause
there
Is
a
sense
In
which
every
reigneth royally.
improving.
He was not choice with his voice— 1
* true Christian Is perfected the moment
he accepts Christ us Ins Savior. H e
a
a
a
a
loud talking was his rule.
1» perfected In that he Is both justified
Agnes Bock, Lucy Staiger,
And passershy were heard to cry. :m j sanctified ; his sin is put away. and
F ull v cqiiipped liberili rullar«- and Mt-ie iitifir depuri menta. Special
Jennie, Francis, and I«eo Iligh -
Now say, was that a mule?
by the* Holy Spirit lie himself is set
training in ( Ioni «nere«-. .Imiranlisni. A reliileetarr. I.uvv, M ed icin e
apart fur God forever. The New Tes­
berger spent Sunday evening at
l<* t ir Iti iiù . ì . i ì t r n r y
o r l i , Z i n n i e . I l « m i »«* In «Iti « \ r U . l ’ H y » i t i l i I m i n i m i * « m i I* II»«* A r i » . ^
M ilila r y S r le n r r in rltn r| e o| \ineri< .m o ik I l l r i l i « l i « » I li* « « . U r lìi. I r t liir e e mid lir lil > ««rk
A table green within was seen at) tament Is very d e a r on this; notice
the
Gesher home.
a ll H p*ln sl.ile. I u ir p ì I nn r \ p r r i r n « c in y r r * r » l wur. f « m p lr lp a y a lr m « I I r m r h f a , It r ld ir a ,
Paul's words In his epistle to the Co-
which till late at night
a
a
a
a
r ie . Stu denti» r *«-»m in e m ir«l (o r (m attinila*tona. (M it r i.il— Rux r r n a i m l I I . O . T.
These crafty lieeks would pla.v for lossians, fo r example.
Tu ition I'IIK F ;. L ib r a r y « I IN MMMI vo lu m e». I W mi tori* a tur m *n and WMRM.
Ben
Gesher
and
son Henrv
I ‘
h « | i c n « e I n w e a l , b u m li < » | i p o r i u n i l y I o r w o r k i i t i «*«•**• w n f .
checks. Ye gods they were a \ What, then, do we mean by saying
were
in
Salem
on
business
one
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H
r
fU
lr
n
r
.
ICugeue.
O
rrfion.
fo
r
lllualrutr«!
booti
Ir
t.
w e may be waiting to he perfected?
(tgfct.
Do we menu the attainment o f a state
day
last
week.
There’s Geyser Bill from Pigtail o f sinlessness this side o f heaven? N o ;
hill, a Cornish man you see. | for If a Christian lived to be ¡is old ns
Though somewhat stout, inclined Methuselah, would he not still require
Mt. Pleasant Items.
to spout; a foxy player he.
to pray, “ Forgive us our trespasses as
we
forgive
those
who
trespass
ligtdrist
Now Roarin' George from up the
The Misses Gladys Downing and
gorge was always cool and us?" W e only mean that perfectness.
Dorothy Smith arrived home Sal-
In the sense o f s ripeness fo r the
calm—
urday from Oregon City to spend
W hatever Is n«*cew«arjr Ani«*rl«n will t<) th«* fact that while working in
And none could beat or e*°r de­ sickle, which comes In thp lives o f
some ns If a crown o f glory had been
th«- lumber mill at Gooch a large Christmas with home folks.
feat this Christian gentleman. vouchsafe«! to them even before they •end. That wna Aim-rloo'» pledge to
Charley Lambert came home
the
Interallied
foo«l
counrtl.
And
b«*-
four hy twelve timber fell on his
i
passed Into the unseen.
rause the American f«>od army had leg, breaking a .small bone in his Friday from Seattle with his hon­
Say', don't forget Oom Paul, the
hitherto made good th e; took heart ankle. He was immediately taken orable discharge from the navy.
And so may It he with some o f you.
Vet, for— now the truth I'll Though now your pruning, your dig­ and went forwariL
William Ryan has nls«> arrived
to the hospital at Mill City where
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ging, and perhaps your growing days
tell,
home from Corvallis with his hon­
Dr.
Allen
dressed
his
limb.
He
Farm enterprise and much soft corn
H e ’d doctor shoats, and cows, and are over, yet the quiet but potent rays
remained there four days. Sunday orable discharge.
goats, and doctor cards as o f divine grace ure aceomplishihg a Increaseil pork supplies, food eon ser­
Mrs.
Daisy
McIntyre
and
he was taken to his home and is
ration
lncr«-a»e<1
export»—
total
ship­
maturity
In
your
experience,
s«j
that
well.
•laughter.
Miss
Anna,
o
f
Salem,
getting along quite nicely.
ments doubled.
your Christian life never w ill have
Our marshal brave who looked as
la-en so attractive as In the hour that
Miss Sarah Bradshaw and Han­ nro visiting at the M. F. Ryan
grave as a Merino sheep,
you depart hence. “ W e all do fade as
nah Holzfuss spent Saturday in home.
But say, when he was in the g line a leaf, but the fa ll o f you, ye glory-
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Shank and
Albany.
’twas better not to sleep.
F A IT H J U S T IF IE D
«•rowned ones, Is to he illumined by
son and Miss Veins Shank were
The Ghristmas services were
BY EVENTS.
And W alt the crook who used to the grandeur o f an autumnal sunset.
held in the s«-liool house. The entertained at the Ed Smith home
God bless you, aged brethren! God
look so innocent and bland
Sunday.
1 do not believe that draatlc
morning sorvi«;c was conducted hy
Sometimes would c h e e p when not bl«?s* you, young and old, rich and
Miss Selma Seliuff of Stkyton ia
force need be applied to main­
0.
F.
Schulcnhurg,
o
f
Lebanon,
p«s>r,
saint
and
sinner!
May
you
have
asleep. Please may I take a
visiting
at M. F. Ryan’s.
tain
economic
distribution
and
a “ Happy New Year” In the highest
and the afternoon services were
hand.
aane use o f «upplla* by Ibe
The
Misses
Roxana ami Crystal
and truest sense, “ llnpp.v Is the peo­
comlncted by William J. Large,
great m ajority o f American peo­
ple whose God Is the Lord.” Accept
Shank called » t the Lee Downing
o
f
Eugene.
TIics«;
both
being
Says Smith in dispair, “ This hard- him, serve him. wait for him. It Is
ple, and I have learned • deep
splendid services, were appreciat­ home Sunday.
and abiding faith la the Intelli­
bottomed clmir is all by itself «inly as we stnnd in such relationship
Ernest nnd John Aegerter call­
ed and well attended. There was
gence o f the average Ainerirao
in a class
to him that, sifter employing the psalm-
ed
at the J. H. Kloer home F ri­
business
man,
whose
aid
we
an
a
basket
dinner
served
at
noon
And sure as your horn I know ist’s question. “ And now. Lord, what
tldpate and depend on ro reme­
day
evening.
which
was
enjoyed
hy
all,
“
as
wait
I
fo
r?
"
we
can
confidently
apply
I have corns on— What's
dy the ev il* developed by the
usual.”
Wayne nnd Willis Huber were
trumps? Clubs? Well I pass.” the consolation In his words that foi
war.— Herbert Hooter, August
Aloysius Bejitz, who has been Sunday visitors at tin* Mrs. R«ixie
When Joe would play Ip* oft would low, “ My h««i»c Is in thee."
10. 1017.
Follow ing is the list of citizens
o f our county who have been
say, “ If I were late for tea
drawn to serve as jurymen for th^ I'd he a grouse for at my house
January term o f court for Marion
their'd he a kickoree.”
county, which will meet on Mon­ At real estate oh Thurst was great
day, January 6th :
and you should hear him
W . H. Steusloff, Salem No. 2,
spread
merchant.
It all around and on the ground,
A. M. Drorbaugh, East Salem,
and sometimes overhead.
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
Triumph Notes
What is CASTORIA
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GENUINE
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years
■ mi » un i
111 nmrTfuiriMWnrn -i~¥ n
.UNIVERSITY of OREGON v JÌ2T-TS
Our food Gospel
eat le s s
se rv e le s s
w&ate nothing
working in a garage at Milverton,
is spending a week’s vacation with
his brother, John.
The Misses Anna nnd Sarah
McCully Mountain Mites.
Kniken are spending a w«‘«*k’s va­
cation with home folks.
Walter Nyriegger is seen in th<-
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kniken re
neighborhood on crutches, owing
Shank home.
The Red Cross worker in this
vicinity hail very good success tin*
past wck. It is reported that ev­
ery family in the neighborhood
did their hit. The names o f one
or two families ha«l to he omitted.