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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1919)
tSeSTRYTON M "IL 3" ™ Chas. S. C la rk , b ü iîo r a n d P ro p rie Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year in Advance Tin U. J 1 1 ! - 1 1 as Shopping i • rt . • n i il l m l f» L * J ill % Iluminan Auto Sfiigi* n Change of Schedule, I liedive \ June IS, 1919 Î M ill C ity - S t-iy to n --S a le m AUIOSTAGE » Advertising Rates Made Known Upon Application ^3 it Early Foreign Advertising Represented by The America; Press Association Entered as second class matter at the postoffir at Stax ton. Marion County. Oregon, under the Act of Congress o! March X 1S7U. Address all Communications to The Staytor Mud ¡that a ana I array of officials. and even congress men »re employed In »ho various ta-'hs eo.r.ectd xvlth en Initiative bills Is multiplying Each larging the fores' reserve holldngs. Salem. Dec. I.— The number of ■he principie that public lands shall «reel. brings new measures for which he used exclusively for homees for petit ons are being circulated and for the people has not yet been fully es which the legal department must af tablished. fix ballot titles. One of the latest Tile > ate T-ecsurer. ¡Ike -u . De- Is the proposed bill fixing $4 00 a day ns a uniform minimum wage for •'artnie:i' of S'ate. is rapidly going the entire state, and $40.00 a month non a self-sustaining and even a The vigil mini-rum wage for women. In the revenue-earning basis. evolution of the Direct Legislation ance of State Treasurer Hoff in get system a practic has developed of ting after the appraisement of large Indicating in th title of the bill •state - and enforc.ng the inheritance the probable amount of additional tax laws puts enough extra reve taxe the measure will require or nues into the state rash box to pay how much revenue will be derived the expenses cf the whole depart from the operation of the law if It ment. although it was already a big goes into effect. A general law may revenue earner before. The Treas he enacted te perfect the working of urer has jurt reAm red JT.SSa addi the Initiative and referendum require tional tax from the Sweeney estate lug the state auditing department to and the Pittock estate is still being T H E R E could be r»» nicer girt for any attach an official statement to each | investigated. It was Mr. Pittock's woman or girl. ballot title showing about what it | desire that the estate be assessed at . full value and this was to his cred- will cost the taxpayers, or what It W e have them the finest Kid. in will turn Into the state treasury and ' it. but the appralsemennt fell far the various color ji ^ s , which the sea then all might vote more intelligent | below that. sons have brought f rth. The indications are that there will ly. Th ■» Public Service commission is not be much more road building for . coming in for some criticism for re seme months. The short days and fusing to allow the same rate of rough weather, together with high freight for apples shipped in bulk In cost of labor and materials discour boxcars that applies to apples in box. age the State Highway Commission, es. The boxed fruit, mostly wrapped as all that is done costs Just about in paper. Is all high-priced stuff for double. Normal condltlionis would A i.y cvWan or W o lf.rge city trade .-ad export, while give employment to a great many man will be pleased hulk apjfles would go to the poorer nen but normal conditions are far on Christmas morn from being restored. Conservative rlass of consumers. The demand for shipment of bulk apples came from nolicies in bond issues and in build ing if they find a the clamor for reducing the high coit ing operations will carry farther, and pair ot these beaut of llrlng. but there seems to be good preserve the credit ol tha ststr. and ies. reason why bulk apples should pay a prevent highway bonds from becom rt ruling higher rate than apples packed in ing a drug on the market W e have them in boxes. It Is cert.-xin that defective by Sercetary of State will go far to and cnll fruit would be sent east by ward saving the highways permanent the carload and repacked and sold ly imvroved from destruction, that In competition with Oregon choice official refssing to Issue licenses for fruit. The cider raid Jelly factories ten ton trucks as the state law and the canneries -ow have a reduced makes no provision for licensing rate on bulk apples within tb~ state, trucks hauling more than five tons. The gasoline and distilate tax for that is satisfactory. The ruling of the Public Service Commission ap the past ten menths will bring the plied only to shipments out of the state about $325.0C0 and the motor state and the criticism of the commis vehicle tax will oring in to the state about $550.COO this year, or a total sion is not well founded. Opening of the Oregon and Califor from the motor industry of $575.000. nia railroad grant and the Coos The increased tax next year from this MARION AUTO CO., agents for Bay wagon road lai;d grants has again source will bring in between two and Studebaker, Oltismobile and Frank been delayed until next spring The three million dollars. The state de lin. Opposite Marion Hotel. Open cutlook for actual settlers getting partment Is the biggest revenue pro day and night. Oct. 30tf any of this land for actual homes has ducer at the state capitol. and with FOR SALE.— Hu Irk Touring Car— bpen growing less bright. In fact a few upward hitches in fees there the whole agitation for the past ten is no good reason why the State and 1914 model. In excellent running years to open these millions of acre* Treasury departments might not be condition. Has had best of care— 1 of lards to home seekers has never made to supply all state revenues In mechanically At. inquire or write! landed a single settler upon an acre future. In this big fight to keep state Edward Smith. Sublimity, Ore., Oct. of this land. The final outcome will taxes from going up three hundred 30tf. be what was foreshadowed from the per cent as has happened In Idaho, start, to inclose the grants in the these two state officers are doing FOR SALE —Stump puller, with foremost reserves. It is certain their part.— Col. E. Hofer. LADIES K! ••rv Purpose. W e have plain colors 'J weltics— W idths— Qualities and pri- I— for bags, comisóles, bows, boudoir vers, garters, pin cushions, all sorts V. Black Cordovan and Grey I C onnect* K ln a .tn n »<«**• ^ I M e t . Nurlhbmn.l I rale h o iin ii FOR T1IIHTY DAYS j llaminan Auto S t a n e AD IESs M E N A N D C H IL D R E N < i* most complete, ranging in prices. >1 dainty material. Tissue Lawn and Lin- sold single or put up in attractive boxes. Read The Stayton Mail We carry a complete Im« of Our repair work guaran teed to stand up. Willard Wuo4 inaulalcd batterie» are guaranteed absolutely for one year. Rubber Thread maulation for a year and a half. LADIES NECKWEAR A N E W shipment just received show ing all the new Eastern Style, new lace, also Georgettes in "round ar.d square corners. A splendid assortment for you. Auto Electric Shop DEÔOE& BURRELL 238 N. High Street. Phone 203 Will lie located at 238 N. IlighSt. about Sept. lat. Salem, O reg on Expert Lighting and Starting Servit**. O p e n w e e k d e y e till t p n S u n d a y * till 12 NEW TIES H. A. BEAUCHAMP,M.D. A Large A s sortment of Smart n e w Patterns and Physician and Surgeon STAYTON. Colors» Stripes» Plaids» Persians and Figure effect, Latest wide end style. WANTED FOR SALE — 3 cows tnd 3 heifers coming fresh in the spring. Nick , :: WIelder, 1 H mile« northeast of Snb- llrnity Nov 1?-Dec. 4. C. H. BREWER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON S t a y t o n . O regon W . N. Pintler, D. M. D. DENTIST Office Opp. Lancetleld Shoe Store Phone 2162 Stavlon. Or« Office Ru >m No. *i, Roy Bldg. «N 0 MACHINE SHOP JS. H . H K L T Z E L Attornev-at-Law - Notary Public ACETYLENE WELDING FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND BRAZING FIX FORDS % All my work is Guaranteed First Class CHAS. CLADEK, STAYTON, ORE. I Santiam Woolen Mills Oregon. $ Slayton, » » » » » » » » * ■ » * <• Calls Answered Day or Night Phone-Res. 3X24 STAYTON OREGON & TH OM AS, ■ A l t YOUR m u m MY Proprietors. KC .A VAGHAN DRAG SAW WILL DO IT Get a sturdy Vaughn and let it saw your wood for less than 5 cents fullhlood Because it is built for long, hard, honest service and has more time labor and repair saving features than any drag saw made. Inves tigate for yourself. The Vaughan is the only saw with the JIFFY SAWHOLDER which grips or releases saw head in instant; the only saw with METAL to METAL CLUTCH that cannot burn out; the only one with the accident preventing safety angle; the adjust able PITMAN HEAD, the sintrle unit crank case; heavy malleable FOR SALE 11 head stock ewes, rproket etc., that givus long life anti cuts wear and repair. one full blood Shropshire ram. Write u* for machine or iniormafion it your dealer haw ’l it Phone 43F44. Residence 5 miles I he Va u gha n M o to r W orks, Inc. 4 5 7 Last K in St. Portland Ore. east o f Shaw. 0. W. Humph reys. Nov. 27-D 4 FOR SALE —Angora Goats $3 a head or will trade for cattle. Farrett Bros., Aumsville Ore. Nov. 27-Dec. 4 VETERINARY SURGEON DENTAL EXPERT STAYTON MEAT MARKET :: White Holland Turkeys o f either sex at reasonable prices. Address Mrs. J. A. Corley, Scio, Oregon. R. F. D. 1. Nov. 27-3t OREGON Dr. Paul Fehlen Battery Charging:. All kind» of asHessories. Gas and Oils for sale « At The STAYTON All Kinds of Repairing done at Reasonable Rates When not doing ten men’s sawing, Lost -Saturday night, Nov. 15th. a cord. Takes logs to 8 feet. it operates other farm machinery. Repeatedly pays for itself in a on th« 8 ant lam road between Al single season. bany and the Curtis Cole farm, one black leather traveling bag, con STANDAM $155 taining one Eastman kodak, ladies’ CLUTCH $165 clothes and toilet articles. Finder please notify Miss Nellie Cavrnder, SUverton, Oregon, and receive re ward. Nov. 20-27. few - J . M. RINGO — SESTAK For Sale or Ti~.de— One four year old colt, will sell or trade for cattle. W. E. Tate, Phone 1728, Sublimity, Oregon. Nor. 20tf. FOR SA L E —A OREGON LAW YER and N O TA R Y PUB UC For Sale— Good sewing machine, cheap Mrs. Geo. Ha ward. Phone: Marion 24, Turner Rt. 3 Nov 2027. ¡D ry - C o rd W ood - V. A. GOODE OVERHALL CARS FOR SALE— Fine big Angora bucks, | heavy sheering yearlings. $10 to $20 each. P. H. Brown, Sublimity. Nov. 13-20-27. I i Battery Repair Parts, New Batteries & Service Batteries “ THE CLADEK GARAGE" FOR SALE— Angora goats, 45 head, good grade, half does. Chas Ole- j slak. Sublimity. Nov. 13-20-27 | ! 4’.4 DOLL’S CASH STORE 130 feet o f 3-4 inch cable. Price $50.00. W. L. McKenney. Rt. fi Bx. 121, Salem. iKir iK K t ratiooi» £ vistm as Handkerchiefs ¿l OVES Siik nose For Men or Women « 40 « $•• T.» MUI CM y Al . un ,, m ( ¡IXH*Il l 'A) tfcfin " l.yoït* |fl 7 <16 ** o ~6 TlÜ ** Htapton 1 jf*' 7 AO " B (Ml ** 1 HuMHvtMy '6 * 6 «lu " i Amnnvtll# 1 Tur wr 4 » S7 M ¡4.40 N 56 " HtaW» V M» ** follase Kami < W tu* '* Ar N*lr$n 1 V 1-2 0 1 1 __ iRISTMAS RIBBONS 8T~TK CAPITOL FRKK LAXCK 1 Fresh»Salt & Cured Meats Lard» Creamery Butter K|tat Market Price Pail Fsr Fat Stock T h «r* la mcra Catarrh In thla «action o f th« country th «n all oth er dUeaaea put tog«th«r, and for y « « n it « • • «up- wd to ba Incurabl«. D octor« p r-», rll,»<t^> al reined!».. and by ronatantly fatting to cur« with local treatment. pronounced It Incurabl«. Catarrh la a local dlaeaae, greatly Influenced by conatltutlonal con- dlttoaa and therefore require» constitu tional treatment. Itoll'a Catarrh Medt- cln«. m anufactured by F. J. Chaney A Co.. Toledo, Ohio, 1» a conetltul tonal ren edy, la taken Internally and acta thru the Blood on the Mucoua Surface« o f tha Syatcm On« Hundred Dollara re ward la offered for any cane that Hall'a Catarrh Medl Ine fall* to cure. Send for circular* and teatlmonlnla C F J. CHUNKY 4, t o.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by DruagUta, T5c. lull'« Fam ily 1*111« for onnatlnallon Xj»AJ Ul PfOAy pun ouinuag am * äq *