rofessional Cards
u Beauchamp, M. D.
TI m shlppteg i w w on HoeA M m
strawberries, the crop of which will
reach more than 125 carload*. wtU ha
two weeks later than last year, when
shipments were being made aa eaity
aa May 16. Apple blossoms this yeaK
will come about May 1.
ysicinn and Surgeon '
Occurrences
Past - M. D. Bossmsn, Hr., arraigned In the
circuit court at Oranu Fa**, charged
TDK, . '*
OREGON
with tho murder of Mr. and Mrs, Lu
ther B. Aker* at WHdervlUe, Febru
>ur N. Fintier, D. M. D,
ary 27 laaft, pleaded guilty and wa*
sentenced to life Imprisonmcht In the
l.anc -co u n ty will hold its annual
.D E N T IS T
ctate penitentiary'at Balum. -
Hood goads day about May 1,.
Mcc over Stay ton State Bank
What la hoped to prove an Impor
Tin- organisation of an automobile
tant mineral find near Canyon City
2162 -
Stay ton,. Ore, dub lu Albany Is being planbod.
Its* been reported by A J. Kano and
Hoys In nearly every school In Was-
J. A. Andi'u* from Canyon mountain.
‘ ALCOHOL- 3 FERCEKt
eri county pl)i take up corngrowing The mineral la sine carbonate, tiro ore
tbl* year.'
being classified a* Mmlthaohlte, a «am
I .a Grande's city romml**li>ii ha* bo- ple aeaayed running 11 per coht zinc.,
tlndflu-
ting ite SlmnadBMHl
Stomachs«»! Ikwrlsfli
guu a crusade again*! raid table* 111
District Attorney J. C. Johnson, of
STAY TON, Oil EGON
poullibliB.,
. ’ - -
Curry county, bus taken a Bl a nd that
Seventy nine Albany men have sign he will not entertain prosecutions un
Promotes Difesi
ed the membership roll of Albany'* der the obsolete Btfmiay-cfbs'.ng law,
ness
ru-w Civilian Rifle Club
and will follow Judge Uantcnbein's
Opium h to rp h in e « * 1* “ ® ’
Grant county Is preparing to fight ruling that the law may rest until the
K o t K a m c o t i c ». .
Spotted fever, jm* case hating be«» people vote on the question next No
Both Phones: 11*11 Iliack 41«
Independent 276
reported near Prairie City.
vembor.
, •
,i
Bank
ALBANY, OREGON
A postoffice tins' Been established at
The ’J*r#ny breeder* of Oregon are
Helknnp^ Spring«, Lane county, with organizing'all. over (hi-state to make
llnrvcy H. H!osn pn postmaster.
Oregon the leading Jersey state. Ore
The first regular passenger train gon now Hold* second place only to
Warren G. Harding, United States
O RN EY-AT-LAW
over the new Willamette Faclflc rail New York In the number of Jersey* 8enator from Ohio, selected to deliver
road left Marshfield Wednesday. ,
on*offlc!aJ last for butter production, keynote speech *t Republican Nation
* N O T A R Y PUBLIC
J. N, Borges* has filed hi* resigns and severs I of the best record* are al Convention.
Ilon as »tat»- senator of the Twentieth held In this, slate.
district, with Governor Wlthycornbe.
J. Fred Bohier, now "professor of
BRIEF WAR NEWS
A now school" building,. TO by 112 physical education and director of
WYER and NOTARY PUBLIC feet, two stories high, brick construc athletics at the Washington State col The Dutch steamer Palembang was
tion. Is to be erected «non at Youcalja, lege, has been elected to fill the posi not the Victim of s German submarine
Office Room No. 6, Roy
The Southern I'adflc company Is tion of bead director of athletics at Oermsng-InformeJ Holland.
making preparations to electrify the1 the Oregon Agricultural college to
The offensive of the Russians
lines through Independence* to Corval-' succeed Dr. B. J. Stewart, who recent
aggjnst the Germans In the northwest
ly accepted a similar position at the of Russia has simmered down to mu
Leading educators of Oregon met at University of Nebraska.
tual bombardments and bombing at
Hsleiii and held the third annual con
t Business transacted by life Insur tacks by the German ahd Russian avi
ference of the Oregon Boctar Hygiene
ance oompanlea In Oregon last year, ators and artillery actions In the Lake
society.
-,
;,
as
shown by the advance report of Narocz region.
Hy ncntterlm; pieces of polaoned spu-
Violent fighting Is taking place on
State Insurance Commissioner Wells,
K0RINEK, V. S., B. V. Sc •sge aliout the streets, someone has amounted to,|12M46d>00. Of thla re the Austrodtalian front, the Austrians
killed le v e ra i Albany dogs the past markable amount of Witness, $130,- being on the aggressive in several sec
VETERINARIAN
•83,000 was Insurance on the lives of tors and reporting considerable suc
S all Domestic Animals. Also i
people In Oregon and the remainder cesses, with the capture of numerous
plies the Tuberculin test.
prisoners.
was Industrial business.
Telephone f>x7
Persistent attempts by the Germans
Four of the 214 accidents reported
VICK A T S T A Y T O N STABLES
lTtt> the state Industrial accident com- to reduce the salients in the French
Graduate PSkner Fountain Head School I
I mission during the week ending April lines northwest of Verdun are result-
of Chiropractic
, |*6 Were fatal. They were the cases of Ing in steady progress for the opera Try Chiropractic Spfhal. Adjustments
Jdlm Katsaro*, of Enterprise, killed tion,
and get well.
The Bethlncourt salient, which for U. S. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
, in m sawmill; Ingval Severson and
(-John McClelland, Portland, killed In weeks has projected like s wedge Into R oom s 406-7-8
SALEM . ORE.
iene-Suppléé' and Gysi’s Method*
r railroad work, and James Bell, Linn the German lines northwest of. Ver
Used in Making Plate
dun ha* been evacuated by the French.
ton, <kllled*4n s sawmill. .
asonic Temple.
SA HEM, ORI
I The report of State Treasurer Kay The evacuation was carried out un
for the. three months ended March 31, der never of darkness and without In
' sbows a balance on hand In all funds terference, and ‘the French, through
S E S T A K £8. T H O M A S
of $1,201,574.34. During the quarter the move, have been enabled i»
PROPRIETORS-
the n-celpta totaled iao6.0k8.Hl, while straighten out their line,
4*1 Chiropractor should be consult
The German losses before Verdun
disbursements amounted to $1,232.085
r all acute and chronic disorders.
Fresh, Salt and Cured
up to the present time have reached
He can make you well.
gnd th e C ou rtney mill, near Marsh amnranafers to $46,007.56. A total of
$6.¡Mil,7-29.08 of the common school the huge total of 2DO.OOO men, one of
an) Bldg. -
' SALEM, field, hsvk started operation«.
the greatest battle losses In the whole
(
„fund
In shown to be invested. *
, PlHits.iv maturing rapidly for, the
range of warfare, according to eatl-
Horses
and
cattle
are
being
poison-;
"CNtalillshing-oi a factory *t Albany for
country near On mau-s made public from a French Creamery B utter and Lard
the preparing and bottling of fruit ’ -ed In the Dead
tario.
Dr.
Moore
was
called to the semi-official source, “the result of
Juice* and e*pe< lally loganberry pro
H ighest Market Price
Cruli
place
to
see
a
sick
horse and careful neutrality made In the highest
ducts.
Paid tor Fat Stock
quarters
In
which
the
figures
have
Raymond W*!*t. aged 28 years, wa* ; found a case of arsenical poisoning.
been rigorously checked and varlflad.”
This
was
the
second
horse
killed
for
Instantly killed when a log fell on him
at the ualoadlng yards, of (he Neha Mr. Crull end the trouble was soon
lem Mills 4 lagging company at Scap- located In some small piles of hay that
had been soaked In arsenic solution
poose.
to
kill Jack rabbits.
— - Unusual cold and snow was azperl-
Plans are being made for the cele
enced throughout Atlantic and mlddl*
The
state
Industrial
accident
com
bration on May 6 at Champoeg or the
it 11 —Bush BankJBuilding
71st anniversary of the establishment mission has announced that It had ap west section the latter pert of last
—
Bath Tube, Lavatories
of an American form of government In pointed Karl Hinges, of Salem, as sta week.
’There
was launched In New York
tistician
for
the
commission
to
sne-
the Oregon country. «’
and all Sanitary fittings.
At Hillside, three mllee northeast of i oeed Ben Williams, resigned. Mr. last week a movement to urge Ellhu
Farmers—We carry a
Forest Orovs, the West Willamette as Williams will taka a position with the Root for preeideoL A statement to
line
o f Pumps, Leader
sociation of Congregational churches extension department of the Unlver- this effect, signed by 74 prominent re
Water System s, Gasoline
held Its twentieth annual meeting on I elty of brsgon. Charles Craig, of Sa publicans, was given out
On an average of 1$ to 20 American
lem. was named assistant claim ageat
Engines, Etc.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
soldiers ar* brought from Mexico daily
Willard P. Jonea baa been appointed ft* succeed Mr. Hinges.
By oofitraettag last December for a for treatment at the Fort Bltse mili
postmaster at Flavel, to succead Ray
Wlmber, resigned. Byron F. Miller carload of papor upon which to print tary hospital. The hospital 1s filled
has been appointed postmaster at Jas election supplleo, the state of Oregon to capacity now with 136 cases.
Henry Ford declared the^reeult of
has saved $1575 over what It would
per. vice Mrs. A. Wright, resigned.
The survey of the Medford-Crater have paid had the purchase been made the Michigan presidential preference
Lakn highway has begun with a crew at present. The carload of paper coot primary In which he defeated United
,BANY
OREGON
Of 12 men under Engineer J. W. Hall the state $2350. bat, had the purchase States Senator William A. Smith by
of the United States office of publtc been delayed until now the price would more than 6000 votes, was 4 victory
roads. The work will probably cover have been $3925, owing to the rapid for peace rather thaif for himself.
Approximately 6000 government
| rise In paper prices since the first of
a period of five months.
clerks in Washington have formed a
Lane county growers will pool their the year,,
Malheur county has taken, the Ini union and taken affiliation with the
wool this sprin;; at Eugene, Junction
tiative
toward the construction of a American Federation of Labor as a
DEALER IN
City and Cottage Orove; according to
state
highway
from Ontario via Vale, sequel to the recent unsuccessful ef
an
announcement
made
by
C.
J.
Hurd,
City and Country
market master of the Pomona Grange, Jamieson, Brogan, Ironside to Unity fort In oongress to require them to
and thence down the John Day river work eight hours a day.
the county organization.
Frederick C. Tanner was re-elected
At a meeting of broccoli growers at to some point on the Columbia hlgh-
Roscburg. reports were submitted : way. A petition with 377 names of chairman of the New York republican
showing that tho Roseburg Fruit Un bualness men of Malheur county re state central committee, defeating
ion received $1.35 a crate F. O. B. questing the county court to take Im State Senator Charles W. Wicks by a
Roseburg for all broccoli shipped from mediate action nas bean presented to vote of 82 to 63. The Wadsworth
ith me. If you want to btç
Barnes faction was decisively defeat
the court.
„
givo me a call.
Douglas oounty this season.
A n absolutely unless bedspring
ed.
Governor Whitman's adherent! re
A
comprehensive
plan
for
the
im-‘
At a price close to $46,000, paid in
)ffke in Lanceheld Building
Absolutely noiseless
g
maining
in
control...
cash, Vey Brothers havo purchased 15.- provement of the highways' of Coos
Perfectly
sanitary,
germ-proof
a -
000 acres of range land from the county has been set forth In a report
Quarter. Century Gearuety „
Northern Pacific. The land Has south made by E. I. Cantlne, chief deputy Tragedy Disclosed In Walla Walla.
Walla Walla, Wash—The bod Ids of
of -Echo and has. been used for a num state engineer. The report was made
Mary
Hawn, aged 18, and her step
j
under
the
direction
of
J.
H.
Lowla.
the
A L IT Y H E R D ber of years by Vey Brouters.
ITandfather,
C. M. Frasier, aged 60.
,
state
engineer,
undor
Instructions
of
The state land board has refused to
fritnt a request of Jason Moore, of ihe Oregon state highway commission. were discovered in a room of a hotel,
New York, for permission to assign >j compliance with a request made by the result supposedly of a double sui
hie lease of Summer and Abert lakes the Coos county court and the Coos cide. Miss Hawn's death was due as
a result of taking poison capsules con
lo a -coiporatlon to bo formed under- j county good roads association.
A survey la being made for a road taining a white powder found In the
tb/i law* of the state of Dolaware.
Mans are being made by good roads between Bcottsburg and Reedsport, in room. The man used a cheap revol
boosters of Astoria, 'Warrenton and Douglas county. The road when bull’, ver, muffling the report in a blanket.
Seaside to celebrate July 4 the formal will connect the beach at Winchester The girl’s home is In Toppenlsh.
opening of tlie four and one-half sec bay. Reedsport and Gardiner directly Wash., and ,sh* has been attending
tions of hard ‘Surface road between with Bcottsburg, giving a straight out school here. The man has business
let from the coast to the Paolfic high interests at Prosser and mining Inter
Columbia beach and West station.
Paving th* way for a $100,000 cor way at Dratn. without having to travel ests In Idaho.
poration which will work 100 tons of 20 miles of the distance by boat. Whan
to brood BOWS and service- volcanic sand dally to kscure there- the road is openeg to traval it Is the Wisconsin Majority fer La Follette.
: plan of Lakeatde and Coos Bay resi
Milwaukee, Wig,— Couplet* returns
W rite m e your w a n ts and frora «•“ «*■»»■«"»■.
«t»*« « bb - dents to build a road from tha bay to
of the reseti of the primary shows
do m y b e st to p i e . » ,o u
J S
sonaeat with i t Thte will give Oeoe that La Fot lette win be represented hy
Important
of
wpok Briefly Compiled for
Our Readers.
¿BBSass
SIGIAN ANI) SURGEON
Mary
M.
Marshall
OSTEOPATH
F o r In fa n ts a n d C hildren.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
I
.
V. A. GOODE
Bldg.
INERAL DIRECTOR
J. M. R1NGO
AYTON , OREGON
Chiropractic Spiooiogist
R. 0. A. OLSON
DP.YHST
Stayton Meat Market
R. P. H. MAY
*
30 Years Experience
a All work on w atches and
*
clocks guaranteed for
;
One Year.
J
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•
•Try ¿ y Work. It Speaks for Itself. •
2
*
Located in the Shoe Shop
In rear of Stayton State Bank
* Stayton,
-
Oregon
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C. B. O’NEILL
OPTICIAN
m, -
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
Oregon
Jacob Spaniol
Will make regular trips every
day, Sundays included, as follow s
Lv
Stayton t 7:45 a. m.
8:00
“ "
“
Sublim
‘ “
“
Aum svilie . 8^ 0 “
Connect w ith train 62
**
Turner
8:36 **
Ar. Salem,con. Or. Elec. 9:10 * *
Lv.
Salem * 4:20 p. m.
Ar.
Turner
4:60 “
“
Aum svilie b $ 6
“
Connect w ith train 61
“
Sublim ity 5:25 “
“
Stayton 5:46 “
Stage leaves Salem from Ore-
HAMMAN
. A. SMITH
DaBflhtful. (Utucal
The U intost in i
ALEXANDER FURNITURE CO,
AY J. FOX, Lyons, Ore.
lwWe ** *•
stt aUtaa wart *
Oulvar.
1« of
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M afates freu Wtseeasin