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About Stayton standard. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1915-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1916)
% «W* *<**»*. .tu ; #r'. Stayton Standard Dsvótad to th* tatNMte of Stayton and adiar»«t territory. PUBLISHED EVERY W E D N E SD A Y One Year............. 4............. $100 Six M onths................... 60 Advertising rates on Application E. D. ALEXANDER, Editor. Entered as second-class matter March 29, 1915, at the post-office at SUyton, Ore., under the Act of March 3, ic79. Circuit Judge—Elisha P. Mor- com, of Woodburn. is the only Marion County candidate for Circuit Judge outside o f Salem. — Paid advertisement. Max ^ Gehlhar, candinate for District Attorney, was looking .aftef his political interests here Saturday. He has made an ex cellent county cleric and ht? friends predict he will make an equally efficient district attorney if elected. There’s- the rub. There are three or four others in the race who are considered ful ly as competent and who have lots of friends. Let the best man win. Jefferson Review.—W.l. Need ham will run strong for sheriff in this end of the county. He was raised here and is well liked by all. His competent work as deputy and ever courteous treat ment of patrons o f th§ office have made him hosts of strong friends in all sections. His fitness for the position is beyond question. His faith ful work in the. past en titles him to .the reward he will undoubtedly receive at the hands of the voters next Friday. Edward H. Belknap, of Jeffer son, a candidate for representa tive on the*-Republican ticket, was a caller Friday. He is a - farmer in Sidney precinct and stands for the strictest economy consistent with efficient adminis tration of county and State gov ernment. He was twice elected represertative.frum Benton coun- . ty some years ago, ar>i m i le a good record. If experience and ability are considered. Mr. knap should he elected, number on the- ballot is 51. Ivan G. Martin. candidafe for representative on the Republican ticket, was a caller yesterday. • Mr. Martin believes, as we do, ’ that he will secure the nomina tion for the office. He is in ev ery way capable, and is familiar with the work of the legislature through acting as a newspaper reporter in years past. He may be depended upon to give good service to the’ people. We all know we have too many laws, too many commissions, and too high taxes. While a single leg islator cannoc do all that he would like to, if he “ knows the ropes" and is willing, he can save the people may dollars in taxes. With his experience and ability Martin is the man for the job. He ha’s ■the support of some o f the county’s best farm ers an$ business men. and we be- believe no one will make a mis- in voting 58 x Ivan G. Martin. As It Looks To-day As we are not a prophet nor the son of a prophet, we cannot tell who will be nominated at the primaries, but indications are very favorable for a number of candidates. v For Secretary of State there ♦ l^ems to be little doubt of the Success of Charles B. Moores. Many o f his party members are not satisfied as to Olcott’s Re publicanism and will support his opponent on that score alone. For Circuit Judge Percy R. Kelly. o f Albany, the present in cumbent, and George G. Bing ham. o f Salem, are most likely to be chosen. Judge Kelly has served the people faithfully and well during his term of office, and is entitled to re-election. Mr. Bingham has all the requisites for an excellent official. He is an able attorney, fair in his deal ings, and stands highly in the Vifirii K ir'- tht estimation of his acquaintances. the left so that the train just hit-were transacting business in . ............... . . . .. • rf-v • IA I . I n u r VI * A S Vote No. 17 x Geo. G. Bingham, it, Which act doubtless saved Oak Dale vicinity last wetk. MV. and Mrs. A.. A; Richard their lives.—Albany Democrat. No. 48 x Percey R. Kel'y There are so many candidates Mrs. Holdridge is a sister, and were in from their farm Monday. for representative—twelve— and Mr. Beard a brother of Mrs. W. Mr. yorstler was a Lyons vis so many questious entering into F. Follis o f this city, and they ito r the first of the week. the campaign, that a guess at were returning home from a Oscar nrd Otto Zimmerman the winners in this field will be visit at Scio with their parents. were visiting relatives north of a guess as far as several candi town recently. MT. PLEASAN T ITEMS dates are concerned. That Geo, Ed Hiatt from Lyons was a Keech, of Stayton. will win, ap Mr. Poe and wife and Willie Mehamd visitor Monday. pears certain. He is capable Kaiser o f Salem, motored to the Is Miss Ida Rahn has return*! and has made a good, clean cam M. F. Ryan home Sunday. to Silverton after a visit with paign. He is^locafed in a part James- Thompson and wife of her sister Mrs. Burtis. of the county entitled to recog Albany motored to the Ed Smith nition and in portions o f the Buggy and double driving har home Si nday. county where he is known has ness, both nearly new ahd in Miss Mamie Zimmerman is some strong supporter«. Ivan good condition, for sale. Inquire G. Martin, Seymour Jones. W. visiting at the H. Sonz home. Mrs. Linn Lambert returned ¡ « Humman’s barn. Al. Jones and Thos. Brown ap Friday from an extended trip to ( - ” I , , pear to be the probable other four unless Mrs. Page should G. H. Ray mades> his annual -* ---------- succeed in being one of the lucky trip to Albany Monday. Thursday 7:45 p. m. Evange- number. ' The scrap for-tht- offit-e o f Dts~f *n m k - Habbernwn »nd w i f . > t Wure bepin. » eerie, of re trictrict Attorney seems to lie motored to Salem Sunday eve. viva^ s,,rvic<‘*- between Walter E. Keyes. Max Misa Grace shank called on to attend and public cordially in vited to attend every service. Gehlhar and Walter C. Winslow. Mra Harry g hank Monday. Friday afterpoon—Ladies Aid C.ehlar’s not h«vinK much « p e r - A „ R and dau(, hter / .era* m law w ,lit * aKa,nst h.m o f winloc-k/ Wash.. are vi8itinKi Meeting'.^ Lord’s Day 10 a.m. Bible school Winslow- and Keys have both at , he Llrn U m berl h)me thi,< There were 1*19 - profient last served as deputy District Attor- week ney and have bbth demonstrated ; „ \ Lord’s Day. Come help us make t ability. Keys is perhaps the old- , The M.saes Ray « lie d on «fra. it 150. Preaching service 11 a.m. / est and most experienced and ?* Townes Tuesday, Communion 12 rp. will gain some votes on that ac- Miss Anna Miles called at the Junior 4 p. m. count. Next week we will know* Mr3- H. Shank home Monday Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. more about it. eve- Preaching service at 7:45 p. m. : W. I. Needham, candidate for Frank Laux spent -the week- Sermon by Evangelist Ware. sheriff. has been deputy under end at the H. Senz home. Singers invited ,t6 help sing, Wm. Each, and has demorstrat- F. X. Hottingfcr and daughter and public cordially invited—to ed that he can handle-the intri- motored to Albany Monday. attend. R. L. Putn'am. cate duties o f the sheriff’s office Grace Shank anjJ B. F. Lam in an efficient manner. He has bert called at the Chas. Bates friends in all parts o f the county home Sunday evening. _ ’ * who will give him their support It is safe to say that he will win '. For Infants and Çhildren M EH AM A ITEM S by a large majority. In Use For Over 3 0 Years • Ben F. West will secure the A lw u y i bears Our town is once more having Ibe nomination for assessor. some real nice weather. Signature ai Elizabeth Cornelius and W. C. W. M. Berrifiger and Ray Me- Gaunt aré apparently, in the , m. • • 7 ♦ Doffiild "e r e shearing sheep Fri- i . lead for countv superintendent . day. — r J of schools. There are many who believe a man should be at the • Jake Hafner, Winnip and G iles, J head of the county schools. Mr. Wagner attended the drama inJ ! Gauntt is thoroughly educated Sublimity last week, but on a e -, J 30 Years Experience J and has had many years of ex count of bad weather none -of ,• ! the other M^hamaites ventured perience in school work. He is . • All work on watches and ! - *• eminently fitted tor the po.-ition. that far from the fire. I i clocks guaranteed for ! One Year. 2 Miss Cornelius is aiso an educate, Mrs. Robt. Shier and M. Krise ! • ed and experienced teacher, and were Lyons visitorsriast week. j 2Try My Work. It Speaks for Itself. 2 has many friends, but is nandi-| Waldo Zimmerman was a re- 2 Located in tb*> Shoo Shop 2 2 . In rear of Stayton State Bank. 2 capped to a certain extent by cent visitor on Fern Ridge. her sex. Clarence Newbill, Oscar’ Bal- • Stayton, - „ Oregon ! Mildred R. Brooks for recorder lard, Winnie and Giles Wagner and D. G. Drager for treasurer have no opposition. For County Commissioner the Safety First— L e t C hiropractic R e m o v e the Cause. race lies between A. C. Libby ELMER C. GIPE H ARRY S. STONE and J. T. Hunt. It is asserted by many that Mr. Hunt is a can didate of the county court. This Mr. Hunt denies, but the report We have remodeled the premises at 806 Washington St., Albany, into a cannot help but injure his chanc modem Chiropractic Healthorium, and are now \ repared to care for pa tients suffering from acute and chronic diseases. es, as the people are not entirely Offices: Rooms 5-10 Healthorium 806 Wash. St. satisfied with the workings o f the Cusick Bank Bid. ALBANY. OREGON county court, and are desirous of Do Not Say It is Impossible. That is IVhat The]) Told Marconi. • seeing some reforms initiated. Mr. Libby is free from the least suspicion of being controlled. If i. he is nominated and elected he promises to give the people an opportunity to vote for their own from W est Stayton to road supervisors and to inject some modern methods into the business handled by the county court. VIA Henry Smith is the only candi date for constable, and J. B. Grier thp only candidate for jus tice of the peace for Stayton pre On sale daily: June 1st to Sept. 30th, 1916 cinct. Stopovers allowed k Washington. Church of Chnst C A S T O R IA Political Announcemerii (Paid Advertisements) W . I. Needham A. C. Libby Salem. Oregon Jefferson,. Oregon Candidate for County Cominisi RopuWion cam ulate for If elected I will favor the pointment of Road Supervi selected by the people of the dii “ An efficient administration trict in which they are to sen _ Based upon Experience.” it •* V ----- "J^ring the Court Clour to tho‘ Sheriff of Marion County George Keech Ivan G. Martin * No. 57 on the Ballot * ■ . - Stayton. Oregon Republican candidate for - ^ REPRESENTATIVE Republican Candidate For “ Wf^atevcr helps Marion Count or Oregon g< ts myearnei<t BUSI support.” , Member of the Legislature •AN ECONOMICAL AND NESSLIKE A DM1N1 ST RAT ION. ” — W . M. Smith. r Republican Candidate for County Superintendent of Schools *- P dem. Oregon — r—r. Efficiency based on experience. ^ W . C. Gauntt . j ;■ . , / Staytbn. Oregon : . . — _ ‘ * - - SPE C IA L R A T E S P rin cip a l E a ste rn C itie s a... "j. *¿3%* Return limit: 9 ) days from date of sale not to exceed Oct. 31, 1916 • • “ To Start Right is to End Right.” TH E SH ASTA ROUTE Is the right way to start A ttractions * • ’ . “ PARTIAL JUSTICE TO Al - - Candidate for Republican I Nomination us Circuit Judge of 3rd Judicial District, com* *7ng Marioq aid Linn count Present , lucuml*ent. r J. T. HUNT Sublimity. Oregon' * R*-rm+dtcnTT candidate for j County Conun¡Huionerl A strict business r.dministrat I • Walter E. Keyes Fair treatment to all. .. . v. l * . : U. _ v ^ n J . " 6en F. W est Republican candidate for N o. 73 on the Ballot • District Attorney Republican Candidate for| “ Impartial Enforcement of A ll l.atos" County AfwesHor For Second Term Having made good my naign pledges of four years I Residence. Keizer Bottom I am asking for the nomir Farmer and Fruit'Grower- for a second term. pledgin| A No. 55 on the Ballot continue to improve the taxi problems in the future to Republican Candidate For best of my ability, and with! experience in ibis office qualT R E P R E S E N T A T IV E me to give better satisfac *r ‘ In favor of a business sesSlon; a than ever. few good laws, not a multitude of i>oor ones v strict •economy in expenditure of public money. Republican candidate for j V _. Seymour Jones Elizabeth Cornel« ,W. Al Jones County School Superintend! 4 Republican candidate for REPRESENTATIVE No. 56 on Your Ballot Taxpayer, farmer and fruit- grower. Born and raised in Ma- non county. If nominated and e.ected I will work for the inter- ests of the county and state. Am a believer in and will1 for best methods to prepare; boys and girls for their pla life. Am a believer in econ and will work to save you al hundred dollars in taxes the schools move on to the AJuiainess administration pled with intelligent leader ; enroute “S E E ' IJnn and Marion Counties! Percy R. Kelly C A L IF O R N IA What might have been a very serious auto accident happened at Wend Station on the Wood- burn-Springfield branch railroad last Thursday evening when the auto driven by Mrs. Holdridge of Plainview, in company with her brother, F. L. Beard o f Yoncalla, was struck by train No. 97 in’ charge of Conductor Robert Sel lers, resulting in a badly dam aged radiator, one front wheel, and other damages totaling prob-1 ably $100. At the point where the accident" occurred_ti.e track : is partly concealed by’an orchard and fence. 6oth Mrs. Holdridge and Mr. Beard say that the first warning received of the ap proaching train was given when the train was not more than 6 0 1 feet away. Mrs. Holdridge i showed great presence of mind in turning the auto abruptly to | Circuit Judge " Swiss Jeweler- * • Republican candidate for Fifteen years experience in school i WiR endeavor to iwcertnin work. Economical and efficient the law i». and apply it to supervision o f school». — ..... | facta in each particular ci L A. MESSING C H IR O P R A C T O R S Geo. G. Binghai — Republican * . I Candidate for County School Superintendent ; * Mt. Shasta — Shasta Springs — Mt. Lassen San Francisco —" Los Angeles — Yosemite Valley Southern California Beaches—Panama Cal. Exposition LIMITED TRAINS on all Southern Pacific routes OCDEN R o u t e —'T ht route o f LimitrJt' SUN8ET ROUTE—1 Through Story/»m l' E l P a s o R o u t e —'The route o f the to w e it a Ititrniti' Call on local agent for further information or write JOHN M. 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