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Oregon lll-t<ii ifii! Mugli ty • • T H E S T A Y T O N M A IL STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919 25th. Year, No. 23. Serial No. 1158 ELKS ARE PROTECTED BIG THREE DAY """ A. D. GARDNER J. P. WILBUR . DURING 1919 SEASON IS ELECTED BY CELEBRATION BUYS 50,000 SMALL MARGIN WILL BE HELD POUNDS WOOL UNSIGNED NOTE TELS TROUBLE OF TAXPAYER Farmers of Linn County nowj State Game -Warden Shoe have about 10,000 wool fleeces; maker announced this week that for their pool and they say there ----- no elk can be killed during the is more in sight. They have The following letter received by season of 1919. Mr. Shoemaker At the annual school election, The City of Salem has decided not yet decided when they will the local office of the U. S. inter In an interview with Mr. J. lias received a number of in- held in the High School Auditor -\ to hold the biggest celebration in offer the pool for sale as they do nal revenue bureau will strike a 1*. Wilbur, owner and manager quiries a.* to elk shooting and in This celebration is not want to sell at the price re- responsive cord in the breasts of o f the Wilbur Woolen Mills of order that there will 1 m ; no mis ium Monday afternoon. A. D. its hii tory. It came to the Slayton, regarding his opinion take he explained that the 191 9 Gardner was elected director for to be in honor of our soldiers and cently paid by the government, all taxpayers. — Portland offlice unsigned: o f the general outlook of the law was repealed by the 1913 three years by a very small mar sailors, and every effort is being “ I have been held up, held wool situation from a manufac- 1 law, which provide« for perpet- gin. Henry Smith was in the put forth to make it well worth 8th Grade Class race and received 20 votes, while whiie for every person in Marion down, sandbagged, walked on. turers standpoint, and who was ual protection, Enjoys Outing at Mr. Gardner got 25. Ur. Beau and Polk counties to attend. sat on, flattened out and squeezed, present Ht the government Wool, There will be no open season Silver Creek Falls champ received one vote and The soldiers and sailors will first by the United States govern Sale at Portland June 10th. we m 'Oregon this' year, said the there were three blank ballots. \ The 8th grade class which own the city on the three days ment for the federal war tax, the learn that there were about 40 game wardon, and prospective above mentioned and every citiz finished its state examinations excess profits tax, liberty loan buyer* from ls>th the East and hunters should consult ^he game The total vote was 49. W. A. Weddle was unanimous en of Marion and Polk counties lest week, had long planned a bonds, for the state, county and the Pacific ( ’oast. The prices laws if they would keep out ly elected clerk. The budget for arc to Tie on hand to entertain the trip on the Columbia Highway as citv highway tax and ^he auto obtained by the government nt o f trouhle. levying a special school tax car boys. Many thousands of dollars soon as their school work was tax and the syntax and by every the sale were about 10 per cent _. —. ried. The vote being .‘KWor and have been raised and all the at over. Owing to various reasons, society and organization that the higher than at the sale in April q ( p (¡rover andfamily moved 2 against. tractions possible to secure have however, the outing, which was inventive mind o f man can invent and indicated a better price for their new home at Clatskanie ()reg<»n wool than the growers |as^ Thursday where the Profes- j A motion was made to frect been contracted for and there to have lasted three days, had to to extract what you may or may anticipated before shearing.. gor wjn have charge of the schools a srho01 wood shed not u> excecd will tie entertainments and a be given up. The members of not possess; from the Society of ; $300 in price, good time for everyone who at the class, together with Miss John the Baptist, the G. A- R-. Fine wools is especially in de- (,f that thriving little city n e x t _______ ___________ tends. See large ad next week Nora Crabtree, their teacher, the Women’s Relief, the Men’s maud and coarse wools sold for l year. Mr. and Mrs. Grover made ||o w (;()d Accomplishes the and a large number o f friends, Relief, the Red Cross, the in n announcing program, etc. much I m »W w last years prices, many friends during their stay in . went to Silver Creek Falls to cross, the double cross ar 1 evf T’ This was explained by Mr. Wil- Slayton who are sorry to see Im p o ssib le them leave but congratulate Mr. . ■---- spend the day last Tuesday. other cross o f all color?, intil I Punctures and bur. that in so far during the Grover in securing a larger Special sermon at 11 a. m. on They were taken in the Foltz feel that I am cross myself, and war period practically all the school, lhis year Stayton giad; Sunday in the Methodist church Blowouts N o w a TK’ f 4 h p t truck and besides the Passen>?ers the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C- A., people had to wear and content uated the largest class that has for young converts. No- even 1 n in g OI tn e I ast the truck carr,e(] many a basket the old folks’ home, the children’s themselves with goods made from been turned out o f our high school ing service as there will be a and box fqll of eats.’ ’ The home, the Dorcas society and Coarse wool and substitutes; and since it was opened anti Mr. By using Universal Tire Filler Grover is to be congratulated for union meeting In the Baptist young people took a large number every hospital in town. found' them inferior in texture this good work also. church at 8 p. m. to which every your tire troubles are over. of “ snapshots” which they will “ The government has so gov and quality that the masses body is invited. Prayer meet-" This filler is not a liquid and is keep in memory of the very de erned my business that I don’ t were demanding better goods in All o f the wool of the finer ing in the Methodist church on guaranteed for 100,000 miles. lightful day they spent together. know who ownes it. I am in quality and material, that the grades we have bought will be We will put it in your tire, try it Wednesday at 8 p. m. spected, examined and re-examin demand from the manufaetur- made up for goods already sold for ten days and i f you are not; _ Sunday School Rally ed'. informed, R e q u i r e d and urers and jobbers was on a for the Eastern markets for fall i A miscellaneous shower was entirely satisfied we will take it commanded, so 1 don’ t know higher standard of raw material, delivery and the fact that we given Wednesday evening at the out and refund every cent. A Sunday School rally will be who I am, where I am or why I hence the demand for finer are 3000 miles away from those John Thoma home for the bride- For further information call or held at the Cole school house in am here. wools for finer goods. • markets and enter into competi-; elect. Miss Freda Allis, whose write the Universal Tire Filler District No. 11 on Sunday, June “ A ll I know is that I am sup- The day o f cheap or low priced tion with the large Eastern mills marriage to Joe Spaniol will be Co. 311 North Commercial Street, : 22. Sunday school will be held poSed to be an inexhaustible sup- w o o l is passed, and a go o d quid-' ¡n placing our products, speaks an event o f next week. The Salem, Oregon. at 10 o’clock in the morning and ply o f money for every known ity o f woolen gooda, will find a well for Oregon wool and Oregon gifts were numerous and useful. a basket dinner at noon. need, desire or hope o f the read v market in the future. The Made Goods. There should be The evening was spent in play- ('h in ge O f Time In the afternoon there will be human race and because I will public demands it, and the pub many more woolen mills in Ore- ing games and the performing of a program. Speakers have been not sell all I have and go out and lic generally get what it goes gon. We have * the cheapest a mock wedding ceremony with The Hamman auto stage run provided and a royal good time is beg. borrow or steel money to after. Mr. Wilbur said; I would power, the best climatic condi- Rev. L. A. Thomas, officiating. ning between Mill City and Salem promised for everybody that at- give away, I have been cussed, advise that the grower of wool tions and the best wool in Am er Late in the evening ice cream changed its schedule Sunday. Me nds. Everybody is invited, discussed, talked to, talked about. pay more nitention to the grade ica. We need the local markets and cake was Served. The stage now leaves Mill City Come and bring your baskets and fled to, lied about, held up. hung and oreeding of his sheep and for the wool and we need the at 5:40 a. m., arriving in Stayton meet your friends. up, robbed and nearly ruined and produce as fine a quality as good payrolls to build up the towns. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hobson at 7:50 and Salem at 9:15. The --------- -------------- the only reason 1 am clinging to judgment and climate conditions We raise 15,000,000 pounds of had as their guest, Monday, Mr. return trip remains about the life is to see what in the h— is will justify, and the returns wool in Oregon alone and less and Mrs. Dr. J. C. McCauley, of same as before. See time card a i n i m / D iT Ifflir coming next!” from his efforts along these lines than 3,000,000 of that is consum Ellenshurg. Washington. The published elsewhere in this paper v « ibiiu i _ ' ------------- - will amply repay him. ed by the Oregon manufactur McCauley’ s used to live in Stay- Mr. Wilbur stated that he ers. This condition is all wrong. ton 32 years ago and although Farewell Party Gives People W anting It can 1« remied by willing they see some change in our purchased 50,000 pounds at the Fire Sunday morning destroy- little city, they did not get lost sale, all tone grades o f wool. The ness of capital to invest and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster ed the Nebergal! Meat Co. Pack- Health Officer Dr. Brewer re American Woolen Co. of Boston, proper management to operate, in making their way from house entertained a number o f young ing plant. Jhe plant was one ports to the Mail that there are They found several Mass., were the heaviest buyers. a concerted effort on the part of to house. people at the Foster home last o f Albany’s largest industries a number o f cases of diphtheria taking over 1,000,000 pounds of Commercial bodies to secure1 old time friends and spent a very the secretary in this vicinity and that the peo Monday evening, The event was and we learn from the finest wool offered at fche Yhese industries for their respec- pleasant day here.- They return- farewell to Edward and Albert of the company that the plant ple should be careful and see sale, l>eing nearly half o f the tive towns and the problem is ed home Tuesday. Warren who left Tuesday morn- will be rebuilt soon, that every precaution is taken government offerings. Today’s solved. I The fire was discovered about nd for Eastern Oregon. to prevent the spread of the di The worlds markets are de- Don’ t fail to read the Salem prices on wool locally are nearly 7 a.m. and before the depart sease. Any type of sore throat as high ns last year during war pleted, the shelves are emptied. Woolen Mill Store’s adds they’ r ment could get there the plant Souvenir Paper should be treated with the sever times. The mills are all prac every foreign country needs and i clothes savers, i was doomed. The plant was built est arrest and especially among 1 ® ‘ tically sold up for the year, both must have woolen goods. T h e 1 The Stayton D e v e l o p m e n t in ! ? 15 and was ° " e o f the Iar*- children. It will be remember here and in the East and we U, S. will have to supply them League is in receipt o f a com- ei"l institutions of its kind in the ed that Stayton suffered an epi look for local wool to get still to a great extent, and for years LOGANBERRY PICKERS WANTED ! plimentary copy o f the Portland vaUey* L ast winter the com- demic o f the “ flu” and we do stronger in price tind may reach to come the woolen mills w(ll Telegram ’s Victory Rose Festi- Pany installed $10,000 worth ot not want to pass through anoth a level of last year’s, prices, es be taxed to their capacity to sup Good camp grounds, clean that val edition. This edition is made ; new machinery. It was a thor- er seige of contageon. ply the demand. pecially the finer grades. yard. Water and wood. up entirely with descriptions of W ffhly modern and up-to-date might be prevented on the part Will pay 2c for picking of the parents. Be careful. the resources o f the state of : plant. Call at the Mail office for Oregon. J. H. Thoma the sec-! particulars. retary, has the paper. o t < l i- « I • - I a ! * M l . . FIRE DESTROYES ALBANY PACKING . PLANT THIS WEEK Ci‘ v » ealthD0ffic1er„, MISS ALICE PAUL: “ JOAN OF ARC“ . GARFIELD AND NATURAL RESOURCES Alli-i» I'tiul, nntionul ehuirnmn of the NiitlniiHl Woman'* party, la called hy her frlenila "Jimn of Arc." In three yenrs rhe has rained more than $.'100,- H arry A. (Jnrfleld, though retir 000 and him forme«] h natlonul orgnftl- / ing from the dltjp-tor*hlp of the Unlt*Hl zatlon of .Mi.iKNi member*. StRtes fuel administration, remains In the public eye hy reason of his con This militant leader of woman** nection with a possible program of Muffrngn force* I* a (Junker. At llrst governmental activities in connection night. In repose, xhe looks that paif with natural resources. more than the mlrttnnt mifTrnitlst who, Saturday a n u m b e r of the The Oregon editors are looking for picketing the president, received President Wilson is expected t«v n sentence of seven month*' Imprison i members of the Catholic Order [forward to the annual editorial present to congress a program which ment. Her manners are rpilet. her o f Forresters o f Stayton and outing which will be held in will provide for government h * s « h ,I h - voice low. She Is npt to keep her Son in the development of coal, oil and Sublimity, w ill go to Portland August this .year. The tnem- gas resources. His plan is not one of hands crossed on her lap. It I* only where they will celebrate for bers will be entertained at Port- outright government ownership. It is i ^ ii close scrutiny that one pereelves her underlying tlrmness and ability to ; two days. : land, Tacoma. Medford, Crater said, but one which contemplates a light to a finish. They will be joined all along Lake, Salem and other places. supervision and direction which will make Impossible privately owned mo Miss Paul Is a graduate of Sworth■ noire college and, after a course. In tho the valley by different courts . Four days in all ar.d there will nop« lies of these natural resources. New York School of Philanthropy, and they will lie met at Oregon l>c something doing all the time. For some time I>octor (¡nrtletd has FtV went to England to study labor prob been working out a plan for the presi City by the Portland delegation The Portland Chamber o f Com dent. The purpose, it is understood, lem* In the l.'nlversltles of I.oodon uml I'.lnnlnghutu. Her followers ai the who will escort them to the liose merce lias agreed t?l finance n >«-•!’! I ’»-* to obtain a more equitable 1 ■ of these necessities of In- \\-¡i sii i in- toil li '.iilijiurtoi-.s mi ,- It was tvljl?'- working Mining 'In- women In the City where they will be right special train to take the editi s «llllllM Ilf I. ii ih I iiii timi ulti* ill- i-lih'd to return to America and devote hers. If to royally entertained. to Medford and return at a cost1 dustrial life anil eliminate the capita- listic dictatorship which has heretofore was suffroge. Hi pin- It ■ found« d (lie National Woman*.-, party In 101.1 si GiVgorv Hall at Sacred Heart |of$f5,(HK). It promises to be the been In «-fleet. IViu-tu ally '(he greater Hut front the first, her lit s i k -I h I i m I w 1 1 h lite older suffrage nssin-lntlon. I Parise will la* the headquarters I host meeting and outing in thei put of this country Is In the hands of .uiliniI'i't ■> rii'u ll, sin* i' .i * fur downright lighting, arc likely to be gobbled as fast Slio rs,- Ivi-il '■> filili» ff lit lea ns she found !f. Jrstorv of the association. mi OREGON EDITORS C. 0. F. MEMBERS WILL HAVE FOUR WILL CELEBRATE AT DAYS CONVENTION PORTLAND TWO DAYS _ X up t as of the oil aiid% niithrircitc coal out- e rftil Interests, nnd uew gas wells are discovered.