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STAYTÒN. MARION CÓÜNTY, OREGON, JULY 12, 1916.
NO. 16.
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War’s Dc'uJed Victims
in one o f their newly construct­
t H./i I— -
ed merchant submarines, bring­ S in
I w m a paSaaht of fh* IVNM1 »Ijiiti
ing over mail«, dyestuffs and
1 left iny plo * N tuii' tha !(.*»«■«• ran:
In v* M «r , n»« » d »vary man
medicines, ,Xhe cargo was very To Kuaata,
rava her from the Teuton: an-t war «lain.
f cava ifjy Ufa f ir frardoai-.—Uil* I know:
valuable. It will return to Bre-I
For th«aa who I a '« n * liahl hrul told mt to
men loaded with metals and oth­
er articles needed by
the German
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government. Germany ha« thus! \*\*A\y I ffi my iftoumsin hor.K? V» fight
iroven to the world that
th e1 a »« ..... m-ui. i »<■,. r,u. Mu^.riu;
a » against $123,306 for the year Our New Man O f Business
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previous.'
For generations throughout the
Farmers o f Polk and Benton civilized world the fanner has
is a large attendance
counties
cooperating with State been regarded as simply a far­
Iwn Masons at Santiam
for
water
grade highway from m er-nothing more.
2>, Saturday night to
Salem to Eugene.
final initiatory cere-
He has been classed as a far­
la candidate. The can-
Available for a naval base, the mer, rated as a farmer and treat­
»g a well known resi
mouth of the Columbia* river ed as a farmer, and all because
I k territory and heln*.
channel will be 40 ft. deep at low there are none so blind as those
,
,
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| Ana
•: n » /mnn . n * •
»*i*»r.
I ifftv« my l\i* to. 'i t ion» * il I.* I know:
jth all his acquaiivtan- hn^iisn blockade i# inelieetuaM
water and 700 ft. wide.
who will not see. *
and
their
power‘of
the
seas
¡war
j
|,-w 1,1 M‘
u 1
u*kl «• *"■
the brethren anxious
But all o f this is changed today.
A bill to do away with political
»nt when he received an end. A regular line o f the-e j Th,,d
w o t ' i u lit 1’ y t »• * fc-t tr ; * 4 t v* r
lo o m ,
The farmer has come into his
parties in Washington will in #¡1
I unarmed submarine boats
will V* u n *ti lir* a)> I l*nwf!,.ri t «rap* t hurled
jg r e e .
. ijrobability meet the same fate as own,and stands before the world
' ’ ply
and ..... thin
h »»
lp * Lt i »*» - *n.:*tu* world;..
zero large delegation#:
»**./ between
........... Germany
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L* Uiun
in the twentieth century as the
d;d a similiar bill in California.
>ru Scio, Jefferson and’ country it is stated.
j , * i *«**iw life.«», a « ooii>
.«.»- ~o... i km-*:
Railroads, telephone and tele- most solid, substantial and re­
• .nt ( >:)»! h*wi fold me **).
ind also from other1 Ameriea looks to Germany for
graph companies are giving mar-1 liable class o f people on the face
many of its necessary articles for ^u
u,,1’ h‘ ul™”' ‘
Í ov. u " « Vén *y,*iíí l y h*
Main.
ried men full pay and single men j ° l the Klobe.
H I i>y to**
|e degree had been Con-j manufacturing purposes;. Gel
He is a man o f business—o f
half pay while ao3ent on service
I < < ug < ii r». »! ! ciltôj u>« ani i ms«
brethren Repaired tflunj needs food, nietals and ÜWiitl Mlh cal} :
äUta nt nur J o, j
tremendous
business-the lone
in Mexican war.
I if « v « ru y lift- f ir Tr“ i*<T ■ /fl * —- fP fn ri kn
betmv the lodge various articles for the army and
gutties'Lake irrigation project man without whom the people of
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w
»re tables had been ar- ! nation. They are now' in shape
rir$H «otti-..
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^ of JejTerson copnty, bonds being the world would eease to exist.
neatly decorated,and to purchase war munitions and 1 worked in a g r t it nMuyurl by tht (*1ydr.
Men go out to the great cities,
sold to irrigate 12,000 acres. The
Therm < sin« a
word uf w ar» drclArad.
it luncheon consisting! various nwded articles for homei
and
many o f them rise, and fall,
O f ikrlyiuMt, p<ace/ul, liebiks^, anprevered, water to be stored in Blue and
sandwiches, cake. ire^usu0^ 1^ tb surely is a night • t Asttfigt
ur mhl: t
rèak*. and cart..
and
are
heard of no more.
a :
Buttles Lakes, 25 miles distance
1 icnv* «T»y Hfe for fr«*dom -~-tiu » ! know;
joganberry juice wus mare joke on the Tommy’s. We|
But the farmer moves steadily
to r laomm who bmim me light hair told me »o. from center of project.
believe in a square deal all round.
[W . K . Kwer, ln LonJon N * Jon.]
onward, and upward, always to
The mails are flooded with ap­
Tip your hat to the brave com­
inch several interesting
better and greater things.
peals
for publicity i t public ex­
mander
and
crew
o
f
the
unarmed,
State
ItuiUsinal
News
made. J. P. Wilbur
He is our new mar, o f business
pense. written by officials_draw-
submarine, Deutschland.
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jastmaster, and enliven-
—our
greatest man o f business—
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Willamina to have new M. E. ing salaries, printed at public ex­
jeasion with several
the man upon whom the whole
Thursday evening last Dr. and pU-.-pU
pense, stamped with postage paid
i excellently rendering |Mns< H A Beauchamp openeo
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world depends for the vital sus­
»m. “ How Old Glory I their Bpaciou8 ^
to the E l-[, CoquiMe -Burned creamery to for by the taxpayers, sent.out tenances o f life.—Ex.
from offices paid for by the pub-
ime. Short taiks were ! ,jeen
who gave a farewell >e,t’ ,ul
A peculiar accident happened
f
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lie— to increase burdens.
0. Thomas, of Tur-Jparjy ¡n honor of Mrs. J. J. Kor-|^ Marshneld--Contract 'let
I . Albany Herald— “ A t the pres­ at the Gold Creek mine last week.
Thom, of Jefferson, M r., ¡nek, a club member. The hus- fadio station.
It was by the merest chance that
Scio, Hon. W. H. Hob-jbaru|s ()f the dub members were I Springfield to have new skat- ent time the railroads, as public
seryice institutions, are largely the day crew was not blown to
Ithers.
1 ¡nv 4 tedt {tlso a few other guests, ing rink built.
atoms. A round o f 17 holes had
/ere nearly seventy seat-1A dainty lunch was served and 1 Estacada tp hard surface main controlled by commissions ap­
been drilled in the face of the
ibles, fihtl Thu visitors!
^vefiFnic very plugsantly-dmsiness street.
~ -------- pointed by the government. An- drift which is now in nearly 2,-
other long and important step
themselves as well Htx.nt.
Newport to build concrete sea­ w ill be to givrth e same commiss­ 800 feet from the surface. The
rith their entertainment
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wall 710 ft. long.
ions power to regulate relations men had worked from noon until-
demonstrated in- G o to S lo p c r s und be C on -
Iron tire deposit loca’e 1 14 nii. between public service institu­ late in the evening putting in the
ig the degree.
vinced . that an Ansco Camera
round and after loading the
from Cottage Grove.—
tions and employees.
[a very pleasant gather- will fill your picture needs.
holes they attached the electric
"Stay Ion Black Eagle mines
|yetl as well by guests as
Railroad men say strike senti- fuse and connected them with
Charles L. McNary has been
per ton.
and it was a late hour chosen chairman of the Repub- dewlope
ment is dead. An iudustrial plant the wires leading to the power
le company dispersed.
Raker
Rich
strikes;
reported
ran
stop work at end of 8 hours,
I1c.it) state central committee of
house, located up the gulch. Two
in
Conner
crei?!
mines.
f ,
* but trains bearing livestock,fruit minutes after they left the face
Irmans put one over on Oregon. He succeeds Charles H.
Ijsh when they sailed in-¡Moores, o f Portland, state chair- ! Hood River— Apple .confection merchandise arid other products o f the drift, on their way out,the
¡products factory t>j bc.built.^
of ranch, orchard and farm must full 17 holes exploded with a fear­
Irt of Ni^w York Sunday'man for the last four years.
Grants Pass builds *ugar fftet l>e kept moving to final destina- ful concussion, knocking them
jtiilo to feed io.) head o f ..cattl^»., tion. To stop them at th een d o f down and badly bruising them.
ms Initiate •
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le Open Box
lr Candies temi)ts the
jte of the beholder,
0RADE
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Ihocolates are so pure
CM?C?UTES P r
the sight of them
.i^CANDY
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lls one to taste. ^ It is
ime with all our other
;tions. Their perfect
/ is absolutely guaran-
ind the prices we are
for them are verv
One purchase will
this.
temember. we furnish pure ICE CREAM, wholesale
•tail. We have all sizes of Ice C ream packers, so that
ns may take cream home with them.
J. A. H E N D E R S H O T T .
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Physician and Surgeon
STAYTO N ,
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Wilbur N . Pintler, D. M. D.
DENTIST
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Office over Stayton State Bank
Phone 2152
Stayton, Ora.
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N
A N D SURGEON
STAYTON,
OREGON
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S. H. H E L T Z E L
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
N O T A R Y PU B LIC
V . A . GOODE
LAWYER'and NOTARY PUBUC
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
Dr. 0. L Scott D. C
Chiropractic Spinologfet
Graduata Palm«- Paontaia H«ad School
of Chiropractic
T ry Chiropractie Spinal A d ju stm e n t
and g e t well.
U . S. N a t T Bank Bldg.
Rooms 406-7-8
S A L E M . ORE.
DR. G. C WATSON
D ENTIST
Rooms 7-8, Roy Bldg.
STAYTO N , ORE.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
J. M. R1NGO
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G. F. KORffiEK, V. S., B. V. Sc
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V E TE R IN A R IA N
Treats all Domestic Animals. Also a p ­
plies the Tuberculin test.
Telephone 3x7
i~'CottageAtrove—0. P. & E ,R y ; 8 hours wou,d
ruin to the On making their way out thru
OFFICE A T S T A Y T O N STABLES
railroad and public alike.
the
darkness
and
stifling
powder
¡erecting gasoline Cyarehou^e.
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Borns Crane is new terminus
E c P e e .y( dru^ ist of Sci0t fumes, they were si rprised to
f o f railroad into Harney valley.
|and son.in.law 0f H on.-W . H. find a heavy thunder storm in
D ENTIST
progress. A splintered tree near
Roseborg— 40 men at work on Hobson, o f Stayton, has received ,
Grfeene-Supplee
and Gysi’s Methods
the power lines told the story.,
telephone line to M yrtle Point.
nomination for member of
Used in M aking Plate
Lightning had struck this tree
214 Masonic Temple.
S A L E M , O K I.
Shelbern —New road to Santi- the state legislature from Linn
and jumped onto the power'lines __________ __________
am river and.ferry beingbuilt. * county. Mr. Peery is a popular
with force enough to explode the
mdxj
Monmouth plans civic-improve­ man, well up in knowledge of
charges loaded in the face o f the
ments to^Luild m.< lei scOool city.' state and national affairs and
drift some 3500 feet away. It The old Chiropractor should be consult-
Portland Strikers on 0. W. should be elected. He comes out was near this point that theZim- ' ed for all acute and chronic disorders,
R. & N. tunnel return to work- on the following platform:
merman Brothers were nearly
H* can make y°u w*u-
Oppose freak legislation that
Myrtle Creek—The new bridge
killed
a
few
weeks
ago.
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Scio
Hubbard Bldg.
SALES.
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drives capital ont o f the state.
Tribune.
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across
Umpqua
opened
to
traffic.
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No more laws involving addit­
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Echo—O. W. R. & N. Co., will ional expense to tax payers.
build 2100 ft. passing track here.
Repeal of useless laws embody- Laxative why not try Nyals Fig-
Congressman
Sinnott
of
east-
j
in(g
fees, salaries and commiss-
A
sin. Composed o f figs, senna'
ern Oi egon promiting jack rabbit ;¡ong>
and cascara. Purely vegetable,
hat industry.
Favor fewer laws and proper made in palatable tablets, child­
v Some towns take more interest enforcement of those which are ren eat them like candy. Sold in
in Sunday baseball than in a needful.
10c, 25c and 50c boxes at Beau­
cheese factory.
Oppose change o f school * text champ’s Drug Store.
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Rooms 5-6 Bosh Bank Building
six years.
Portland woolen mills has pur­ books every
s .
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Mrs. Katherine Lonsway, who
chased and is moving Ellensburg
While we are not bothered by has been ill recently, is improv­
woolen mill there.
floods, pestilence, and the un­ ing.
Oregon direct primary cost can­
earthly shrieking o f locomotive
didates $55,942; state and coan- whistles, our peopl^can retire at
ties about $150,000.
night and sleep that sleep of pro­ c -» ■ • •_
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The Dalles—The Libby canning found quietude that the Almigh­
-plant lets contract for subway ty has so graciously showered
track under railroad.
upon us.
Rose burg—Contractors on the
ground and material ordered for
new Federal building.
Cleaner will come in handy fixing
Portland — Material now being and cleaning up that dusty hat.
00000-0
assembled to build five 8800 ton It makes them look like new, 10c,
and 25c sizes at Beauchamp’s
steel freight steamers.
Am. Soda Products Co. of San- Drug Store.*
DR. 0. A. OLSON
DR. P. H. M A Y
If you need a good
%
DR. C B. O’NEILL
OPTOMETRIST
OPTICIAN
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W ill Pay You
to see us for anything in
the Furniture or H ard­
ware line.
i gents
for the fam ous
Osbon D e L u x e
Osbon
ID E A L R A N G E S
Salem,
00-0000
le w and Second Hand G oods Bought and Sold
L. Stiff & Son,
Complete House
Furnishers
SALE M , ORE.
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Now Permanently Located
ttexall straw hat
In the Lancefield Building.
Bring in your orders
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404 C ourt St.,
H. A Beauchamp, M. D.
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Franciscp installing plant north­
Mr. and Mrs. Breitenstein,
east o f Paisley to refine alkali.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn, and Mr.
The Shields bill would develop and Mrs. Stiff, o f Salem, visited
cheap power for irrigation and Sunday at thè N. Geymer home
The latter two
make the Snake river navigable. at Kingston.
ladies
are
daughters
o f Mr. Brei­
Marshfield—State will super­
tenstein.
vise expenditure o f good roads
bond issue of Coos county of
Mrs. M. A. and M. 0. Mack
$362, 00. '
have gone for a visit wirfi their
Income taxes collected irf Ore parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frame, at
gon for year just closed $118*487 Tidewater, Lincoln county.
for Cleaning, Pressing
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and Tailoring.
JOE
PEERY
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