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AURORA, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 3, 1918.
VOL. VIII.
G. A. MUECKE DEAD
HUNTING SEASON OPENS
ADAMS HOME BURNED
BUYERS AND SLACKERS
NAMES WILL BE
PUBLISHED
NO. 30
BUTTEYILLE BOND BUYERS
SIDELIGHTS ON
HE W A R
The following are those who ha
at
NftW Orde
[ subscribed for bonds through the so
j eftors o f the Butteville precinct, Sor
here
4
! belong to the Aurora banking distri
The
ugr
Sixth street.,
if u
The Executive Committee o f the and some to the Donald banking di
across
ti
13 fro
The
The seas«
Pum
he Id Sati 3rd a y at
Orde Supended
I Fou rth l iberty Loan have announced trict.
oad.
the
e set i that next week the complete list o f all G o . R->«ich_______ _______
bi
t h
Judge Ka rancarti Dag-limit is p in one <
Pi
ration o f tl
ngor-
i hi
60 ous protesta from di
I the surround- i buyers o f bonds and all slackers will be Sarah Cone
parti if the
riend o f the family than 10 in any consecuti
Porli
50 atate to demonatraU
rush land and dry grass am stub- published. A si acker is one who IS E. A. M, Cone . . . . . . . . . . . . . ]
>f i
>pi
made a abort addre n , and interment Birds are not plentiful here
ment o f the evening
I Sum lay clos-
ABLE to buy bonds BUT DOES NOT | Elmer Schmucker__ _______
ble
was
quickly
afire.
the
favorable
season
for
breeding.
took place at the Aurora cemetery
Glen Y erg en __ '__ _________
60 ing order, W. F. Wf
rard, ihairman
Some o f the contents o f the bouse BUY. A shirker is one who buys less
where the solem am impressive burial
Ralph Rader . . . . . ___ . . . J
60 o f the State Cou ictl >f Di
iso, has
weie saved but the loss was heavy,and than he is able to buy. So far the
SOME BOND BUYERS
60 announced the tern irary
services o f the Ancient Order o f United
committee have taken no action upon Napol-on D avis__ . . . . . . ___
only partially covered by insurance.
Henry Becke_____ _____ . . . .
100 o f the order until Oc i ber £
Workmen were read, and a touching
Among the Clackamss county pur­
A large number o f men went out the shirker.
■ Ida Beck_____ . . . . . . . . __. . . . . . . . .
60
Bond £ Ia-ker
eulogy was made by Rev. Father chasers o f Liberty bonds during the from town, and others came from the
j A. B. Dentel_____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Edward
surrounding
country
to
fight
the
brush
ikinghain, chairman ofv
Maurus Schnyder o f Mt. Angel. A past few days, in the Needy-Macks -
WERNER WINS ON H0LSTEINS ' Ivan D e n te l....__ __________
60 the execut
committee for the Ore-
beautiful profusion o f flowers almost burg, Barlow and Meridian section are fires, which lfoweyer spread to some
100 gon Liberl
Ernest Werner won first at the State Fred Dentel . . . . . . ___
distance. Other small houses near by
nan campaign, and John
concealed the grave from view.
Eva
Dentel
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the following:
were saved. No one seems to know Fair on Prilly Gelsche Canary (Holstein
L. Etheridge, state director, have re-
Mr. Muecke was 77 years o f age. He
A. D, Yergen____
. . . 160
J D, Lofgren
Ole Sather
ported that S. L. Scroggin, president
just
haw the fire in the timber started. aged bull); first on unnamed junior
was born in Hungary but came to
Dell
Yergen
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100
calf; first on Jantilla Colantha Johanna
Peter Kister
Chas. Spagle
o f the First N ational Bank o f Sheridian
America when 20 years o f age, making
(aged cow ); first on Lunde Korndyke Louis Racette________. . . . _______ 100
P. M. Graves
Herman Kuhnke
has been class ed as a bond slacker—
Tobin De Kol (three years); first on Wm. D en tel__ ______
the United States his adopted country, j
MILITARY NICKNAMES
160
Jno. Gahler
FranzKraxberger
probably the o nly banker in the state
unnamed senior calf; first on senior and
For many years he acted as Austrian I
60
Mrs. J. F. Smith Jno. Schwabauer
grand champion bull; first on unnamed Myrtle Dentel____ ___ . . . _____
The
“
Plane
News”
,
the
air
service
Consul at San Francisco, where he was j
60 who has failed to help the Liberty Loan
junior champion bull and several others, G. D entel______________________
J. F. Smith
L. B. Frey
In making his
I journal has adopted the name “ Air- making an imposing list o f Holstein George R adchff___ ____________
loo drive to his utmost.
engaged in business until 1888, when ’■
W. H. Yoder
James Wilson
100 : name public they said they had turned
nats” for th U. S. flying service, and prize winners. The large proportion Wm. Gooding_________ ____ . . . .
he came to Oregon, bought th e' farm
I Louis B. Yoder
F. H. Hilton
60 to publicity as a fully justified step to­
a fine, clean, neat name it is. The fol- | o f first prizes attests the quality o f his Mrs. G, Dentel______________
north o f this place, and engaged in hop
John Murray__ _________________ 300
j Harry Ruttenour E. W. Gribble
lowing are now clearly established 8tuck.
growing, as well as the buying and sell­
Wm. T h am er__________________
100 ward his reform.
j P. O, W rolstead
Hans Spabr
names for the branches o f the Ameri­
Aug. Roosen______ __________
50
Navy Enlistment* Allowed
ing o f hops. For the last few years he
i J. E. Mitts
L. D. Yoder
W. L. M urray_____ _____________
100
can military service:
has resided in Portland but has been a
Provost Marshal General Crowder
HENRY KRAUS PASSES
I Fritz S tegman
Jacobine Yoder
W. R. Scheurer_______________
60
Flying Corps
. . .
Airnats
frequent visitor here, where he had
Henry Kraus died Saturday night at J. F. K in yon ........ .......
60 has announced orders to local draft
I A. A. Hilton
Forest Mills
Artillery
.
.
.
Red necks
many friends;
200 boards which will permit voluntary in­
his home in this city, from the effects K. Woolworth_____ _______
Frank Braly
Mrs. Pearl Kinzer
Infantry
. . .
Dough boys
Mrs.
Ellen
W
oolw
orth...
He is survived by a widow, a daugh
duction o f draft registrant into the
o f an injury received II days before
S. A. Campau
Chas, Dregnie
Perle and Dora Gibbens.
50 navy and marine corps and provide for
And all are animiated by the same I
ter and three sons. His daughter is I
when he was thrown from a loaded Patrick L ea v v _________
(Carl Oldfield
L. G, Ziegler
50
spirit o f victory, which they are de­
married and lives in Germany. His
wagon and run over. The funeral was Josie Ryan_______ . . . __
50 drafts o f men for those services if vol­
Matt Ban
W. O. Bergerson
termined to achieve in order to make
sons Hugo and Carl and Edward Muec­
50 untary inductions do not suffice to fill
Henry Ziegler
J. Victor Anderao n the world a fit place for all man k in d - held at the family residence Monday, R. V. Parrott______ ___
Mary Fae Sloper_______
ke reside on the home farm. The lat­
50 the demands. Calls tor men for the
and
interment
took
place
at
the
Aur­
Fred Bachert
R, E. Irwin
L. L. S lop er__ .. . . . . . . .
even Germans—to live.
50 navy will go out before the end o f this
ter until quite recently was engaged in
ora cemetery, Rev, Long o f the Hub­ Peter M a th iott.__ . . . . .
C. E. Watts
G. B. Berg
50
business at Iquique, Chile, where he
bard
congregational
church
conducting
Stella
B
row
er._________
Frank Atbee
50 month and marine corps contingents
L. L, Irwin
was American Consul for several years. |
Ella
Leavy_____________
50 will be called within a few weeks.
Government to Boost Home Paper the services. The whole community at­
Albert Pratt
A. B. Donalds on
James Leavy________ . . .
50
The family have the sincere sympathy
tended
to
pay
their
last
respects
to
the
Victor Berg
Pearl King
The newspaper has been classed by
Fred B ents___ _________
100
o f a large circle o f friends in this com­
Joe Bon
G, F. Ziegler
NEW FOOD RULES
50
the government as an essential indus­ memory o f a good neighbor, a loyal Mrs. M. H. Gilbertson___
munity.
50!
Berg Bros.
Thorton Anderson
try. They have assumed a paternal citizen, and a man o f sterling charac­ J.ohn Scheurer.
Christ Kuergy___________________
50 j A fter October 1 families will be per-
J. J, Würfel
Jos. Anderson
attitude toward this business which ter. He is survived by his widow Henry Tautfest— --------------------- . 50 mitted to purchase
rnonth’s supply
Christina
Kraus;
two
daughter's,
M
rs.!
S. G. Marks, one o f the well known Irene Würfel
Arthur Anderson
would have been thought absurd a few Antonia Johnson and Miss Kate Kraus; | Fred F argo_________ . __________ 100
Clackamas county boys, serving his W. B. Tull
Adolph Kraxberger years ago. It is necessary to report two sons A1 Kraus and Ed. Kraus; and | Lynn Eberman__________________ 10( o f sugar at a time. The ration basis
50 remains the same, permitting the pur­
country in France, is the son o f Mr. and W. W. Jesse
E. B. Miller
monthly the efforts made along patrio- two brothers George and William! Wm. B ents_______ •_____________
Michael Brennan_____’4 _________
50
Kraus.
Mrs. J. R. Marks, residing near Aur­ Dave Shepherd
C. E, Miller
tic lines.
60. chase of two pounds per month per
Henry Kraus was born near Pitts­ R. J. Hughes ................ . . . _____
ora. He is one o f the young men to be O. M. Ausve
M. D. Cameron
The president has appointed a com­ burg, Pa, March 21, 1845. The same j W. H. Eberman____________
60! individual. A family o f four members
remembered by the Women’s Patriotic Caroline Ausve
M, G. Smith
501
mittee which will launch a campaign in fall his parents moved to Bethel, Mo, Chas, Stonebouse___ ____________
50! is thus entitled to buy eight pounds of
Edition committee, and with over 100 C. P. Kinney
Mrs. Maude Jackson the near future for subscriptions fo r Twenty years later, in 1865. Mr. Kraus Chas. Mullican__________
The
Butteville
solicitors
were
the;
at any time during thè month.
others is to enjoy a little remembrance R. O. Jack
Enoch Grindland
the home paper to be sent to the boys came across the plains to Oregon, and following pairs:. R. WooLwo’rth and I- sugar
. .
contained in a letter o f cheer.—Oregon Grover Giesy
Jno. Conrad Wa3h in training and at the front, ft has settled here as a member o f the Aurora Peter Matbiott, A. D. Yergen and Fred! It w amputated in the new annpunce-
Colony, whet% he has since lived.
Sam Harzig
City Enterprise.
Mrs. L.D. Gastrock been found that the little home paper
Dentel; Dick Hughes and Lyr.n E ber-' ment o f the State Food Ad ninistration
is one o f the greatest factors in main-
, ________ '
j that the profit on sugar shall not ex-
CLARK FOR COUNTY JUDGE
. taining the morale by keeping the boys
CARD OF THANKS
I ceet* * cent per pound above cost o f the
in touch with home folks. This is of
H. L. Clark, chairman o f the Salem
. . . . . .
, ,,
. ' sugar delivered at the retailer's store.
sufficient importance for the govern­ school board, has announced himself as
We wish to express our full appeeci-
, ,,
NYAL AGENCY
WEATHERLY ICE CREAM
ment to become interested in seeing an independent candidate for county I ..
kindness and sympathy j Overhead charges must come from the
judge. Clark is a fighter, and were at,on ot the
that this is not neglected.
shown
us,
following
our bereavement, j 1-ceiit margin. The jobber’s profit is
Marion county not wedded to a moss-
Few industries have been hit harder back administration there might be by friends and neighbors; and to ex­ fixed at 36 cents per hundred.
by the war than the country newspaper hope for him.
Profils on butter are also fixed by
tend our thanks to the choir and other
business. A decreased income has lo3t
friends fos. their kindly courtesies and yesterdays promulgation. It may not
half of its value by the decreased pur­
for the floral tributes to the memory exceed’6 cents per pound for “ service”
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
chasing power o f the dollar. It has an
stores and 5 cents for cash-and-carry
o f our father,
Joseph Brennan o f Hubbard is among
important part to play in the present
stores. These are maximums.
—Muecke Brothers,
struggle and will have a more import­ the limited service men called by the
ant one m the trying times o f the re­ Clackamas county local board for Octo­
ber 14, to entrain for Vancouver,
adjustment period following the war.
For Sore Eyes and Ears, Ulcers, Etc.
100
100
B o r i c
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Scheurer and
son Howard came down from Grass
Valley this week, to ship their furni­
Quit your kicking, old man, it’s not ture to that place where they will re­
any use
side.
To fight Mr, Trouble with jaw-bone
liorin Kerr, who came all the way
abuse.
from
Pendleton to register and to buy
If you want to succeed it’s not any
Liberty Bonds has been hauling wood
way.
To go around kicking and wastin’ your from the Kerr farm near Champoeg
this week.
day.
QUIT YOUR GRUMBLIN’
AURORA DRUG STORE
Aurora, Oregon
Young men and all others for that matter, who
are interested in the correct style,the correct
colors and the best quality hats will
come to us. It means, more to you
today than ever, the quality and
price of your hat as well as
the style they will be
and is fully protect­
ed by us. You
get the best
to be had at
reasonable
prices.
A trip to our hat department will acquaint you with
the wide range of hat styles. We sell caps, too.
Children’s School Hats and Caps
Are a Big Thing W ith Us
SADLER t KRAUS
----------------THE BEST FOR THE PRICE
I f you can’ t make the hill a-runnin’
on high,
Just throw her in low and never say
die.
The first in the start may finish the
last,
So keep on a-pluggin’ ; don’ t hurry too
fast.
Keep smilin; don’ t worry, you’ll make
it all right.
If you just keep a’ tryin’ with all your
might.
Don’ n waste time kickin’ ; but throw
off your coat
And dig in and root, like an Arkansaw
shoat.
If you think with old Fortune you have
a rare pull
You’re kiddin’ yourself with a poor
line o f bull.
I f you want to make good you have to
go through
A stiff course of trainin’ before you
will do.
So cut out your kickin’ and turn off the
bile
And hump in and hustle with a song
and a smile.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to extend our most sincere
thanks to all friends and neighbors for
a'l their kindness, sympathy and as­
sistance during the illness, death and
burial of our beloved husband and
father; and for the beautiful floral o f­
ferings: and to the choir and all others
for their kind assistance.
—Mrs. Henry Kraus and family.
Mrs. E. A. Greenwood o f Salt Lake
City arrived here last week. She has
been visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Chas. Beck and Mrs. Geo, Kraus.
A . H. G I E S Y
THE RELIABLE MERCHANDISE STORE
E.tabli.hed
The Aurora council o f defense has
placed “ Belgian baby bottles” in pub­
lic places here to make it easy for
those wishing to contribute their mite
for the destitute little ones of Belguim.
The Aurora central operators are re­
joicing over the announcement by the
Industrial Welfare Commission that
their minimum waged are now fixed at
$11.60 per week, a substantial advance
over their present wages.
Rev. Father C. A. Maher o f St.
Luke’ s Catholic Church, at Woodburn
has "been called to Fort Stevens for e x ­
amination as- an army chaplain. He is
very popular in Woodburn, where the
people regret his departure, but wish
him success in his new position.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kinnear and
Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Lewis o f Portland
were here Thursday enroute to the
State Fair. Mr. Kinnear is the con­
tractor who built the Kraus building,
and Mr. Lewis is a member of the firm
of Lewis & Lewis, Portland attorneys.
School started at White school last
Monday with an enrollment of 33. A
good start, although the teacher, Miss
Beardsley expected a few more, these,
however, will soon be in school. The
sehool was represented at the State
Fair through the work of the Indus­
trial Club, busy through the summer
with Miss Ida Stauffer, leader. Opal
Smith sent an exhibit in this depart­
ment.—Hubbard Enterprise.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Hunting upon our premises is strictly
forbidden and trespassers are warned
that they will be prosecuted to the full
extent o f the law.
—Mueck« Bros,
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WINTER SHOES
With the coming of the wet season and the
approach of winter, health and comfort de­
mand wet weather winter shoes. Supplies
are short and prices high in most stores, but
we still have a large assortmedt that in­
cludes stock purchased when prices were
much lower. These we still sell at former
prices, hence can save you money on prac­
tically every purchase as long as our present
stock lasts.
is the best shoe ad vice, we .can give
Buy Now you.
It will mean no small saving
in these times when economy is so
necessary.
W IL L -S N Y D E R C O .
THE STORE OF MERIT
WE PAY CASH FOR MOHAIR