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The people of Chihuahua were greatly stirred by the execution of General Felipe Angeles. This photograph.
taken after Villa's lieutenant had faced a firing squad, shows men and women placing flowers on his coffin.
General Angeles, who was captured near Parral with a few followers, was convicted by a. court martial of con
spiring against the Carranza government. - Many pleas for clemency were made to President Carranza. !
REAL ESTATE
VERY ACTIVE
ATSTAYTON
Store Buildings Change Hands
and New Residents Enter
Community. s
FARMERS ENCOURAGED
Woman Is Badly Burned When
Clothing Catches Fife
From Stove
' STAYTOX. Dr.,. ap..Z. There has
been considerable acttfity in the
business life of Stay ton the past
week, several deals In, real estate
and , other .transactions having been
Tnade'"4-v
B. A." Schaefer has purchased the
stock of S. A. Starr and wife and ns
now the proprietor of the 10 and 1&
cent store. Mr. Schaefer has leased
tM building and will continue the
business in its present location, j
V. E. Thomas of Salem was in
Stay ton a day or two this week.
While here Mr. Thomas leased his
store building on Third street to
Peiser brothers, who wiil occupy it
with their, business In the near fu
ture. ' The Pelser brothers operate
a pool and billiard hall and will be
better located-in their new quarters:
E. C. Titus who now occupies the
building with his garage, will move
early in the year to another build
ing. J. F. Mack closed a deal Tuesday
with Joe Sestak for the business pro
perty on Third street where the
Stayton bakery and Davies barber
shop stand. This is one of the
moBt desirable- locations in Stayton
at present. The bakery will probf
ably continue in its present location
while Mr. Mack will occupy the oth
er half of the lot.
Iluilding Work Ittuthed
Mr.' and Mrs. S. A. Starr who hive
conducted a business In the "10 and
15 cent store for the past five years.
will move to Albany in the very near
future where Mr. Starr holds a po
sition in an Albany bank. These es
timable people will be greatly missed
both In church and business circles.
as they have made many friends in
Stayton who regret their leaving.
Since the snow and ice are gone
work has been resumed on the big
store building being erected by
Kaipn urnan tor & garage ! and a
large force of men is kept constantly
on the works. Mr. Urban, thus far
has been greatly handicapped, but
from now on expects to rush it
through as fast as the weather will
permit.
Dr. Ilea uch amp's office building
which has occupied a corner of. the
Urban blpck, has been moved across
the alley to the rear of the Stayton
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Holiday' Trade Heavy ,
The heavy, snowfall .preceding the
severe cold snap, protected the- fall
grain from (being injured. , in , the
least, and-has ; put the ground in a
particularly mellow state for the
spring plowing- throughout this sec
tion of the country. -
The Stayton' merchants enjoyed
Sheriff and Posse Helping Carlisle, Wounded Train Bandit, to Mount Horse at Cahin
Where He Made Last Stand .
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Nine times out of ten you will find that the man who advertises is the man who most
willingly, returns your money if you are not satisfied.
Ht rax too much at stake to risk losing your trade; or your confidence. You can de-
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He is tst a business for today or tomorrow only but for next year and ten years
from next yW. , He knows Afe 'value, of "good will" . ; ; ; ;
You get Ltlter merchandise at a fairer price than Le could ever hope to sell it if he
did not tave the larger volume of business that comes from legitimate advertising
antl goods thu bcar out the promise of the printed word.
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V Don't miss the advertisements. This very day they call your attention to values that
tomorrow you will be sorry you o? erlooke d. ,
DON'T MISS THE ADVERTISEMENTS
This unusual photograph shows the beginning of the return to prison of William Carlisle who, had made
his last stand in a little mountain cabin. The escaped Union Pacific train bandit had .been pursued by Sheriff .
Roach and a posse and It was Sheriff Roach who wounded Carlisle. He Is seen here 'being helped, to mount
a horse on which he had to ride a narrow, rocky trail t Esterbrook and from there he was taken by automobile
tot Douglas, ArL, twenty-five miles distant. -
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one of the heaviest Christmas trades
this year they have known for many
years and are well pleased with the
outlook for -a continued prosperity.
A. S. Pancoast and Miss Leon
Meize were married in Salem Sun
day afternoon. Miss Meize was one
of the teachers In the Stayton schqpls
while Mr. Pancoast is a citizen of
Stayton. Miss Meize resigned her
school work before her marriage.
Mrs.. Tom Taylor is substituting.
Woman's Life Saved
Mrs. Jones who lives at the Gard
ner-Murphy mill on route 2. was
badly -burned Tuesday when he skirts
cought fire from a hot stove. Mrs
ones stood with her back to the fire,
and did not discover her clothing
was on fire until the flames had got
ten beyond her control. Prompt ac-
uon on the part of a neighbor. Mrs
K. D. Crabtree. probably saved the
woman's life, although she was bad
ly burned about the body.
The Foresters held their annual
jubilee in their lodge rooms last
night. It Was an open meeting for
metr ramuies.
Little Audrey Smuck. the 4-vear-
old daughter of Mrs. Mary Smuck.
died at the family home Wednesday
morning after a few weeks illness
of acute Drights disease.
sable property, but If sold subse
quently and before the tax is levied
In -November and December the tax
rolls are corrected and the tax lev-
led against the persons who have
bought the cars.' says an opinion of
Attorney General' Brown yesterday,
written for the state tax commission.
The commission with Is Inquiry; en
closed a letter from M. O. Wilklns of
Portland, president of the State Au
tomobile Dealers association.
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LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
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General Banking Dosinen
Office Iloun from 10 a.' m. to 3. p. to.
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Insurance Department Has
Good Showing for Year
Receipts of the state Insurance de
partment for the year 1919 touled
$235,085.03. an Increase over the
receipts for 118' which totaled
$214,503.20. The department Is
self-sustaining and after, deduction
of office administrative expenses,
which for 1919 were lens than $20.
000, the receipts are turned over to
the general Tund of the state.
Itemized the receipts were as fol
lows: Annual licenses. $36.766. 4:
certificates for fire Insurance agents,
$10,762; certificates for life insur
ance agents. $3421; miscellaneous
certificates. $3228; annual state
ments. llZZo: registration nf nntltv
titles. $113; certificates of authority
H7.-e; transfer oft certificates
$5k35; ratrelaneoiii. $821.50: an
nual tax. $178,5 42.75; total, $235,
085.03.
Notice To Farmers
We buy country produce of all kinds. See ns before yon t elL
Highest cash market prices. Potatoes, eggs, dorer teed, on
ions, especially wanted. -
Automobile Taxes Have
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'"Antomlbiles held in stock hv deal
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Address Corner High and Ferry Streets.
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This Eepair Directory gives, the principal places where
an article can. be repaired, and should be pres erred in
- . erery home as' a ready guide.
KTOVK KKPAIR1XU
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Salem Fence and
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of Sewing Machines
Supplies. Keedlet,
and Oils.
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AS2 State Street; 81 era. Oregon