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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1923)
OUR SALEM ADVERTISERSliitiL*!^^ . 1 » I U . . . v vv T n n rt-vrw u u u i j - v M « . » . .» n x y r m ________ ,________ , wnm - »uy-vvv w . f . 1 r „ M l f 1 t ,n fi n.n - n r -i i r r - _____ < V______ D r . ‘O s m a r K . W olf, WoodbUm, O r e . is fully equipped to fit your eyes with proper glasses. tf ■m i îçn gp 19 8 I I tti 11 jj \ h # Ji _ J y* i s s 's? 3 iüík.iy’ OF MONEY PLANS We have several gas engines CUT DOWN your REPAIR BILLS with ALEM1TE SPRING OILERS. Guaranteed to»make your car ride more easily, See OUR DISPLAY at THE FAIR W . E. B U R N S -D A N BURNS [Not brothers—the same man] High St., at Ferry Salem, Ore. P A R T S FO R A L L C A R S S A L E M , O RE. — FREE WANT-AD SERVICE M If you do not n o w receive the “ Merchandise N ew s and Farmers’ Exchange” fill out the coupon below, mail it to us. It will entitle y o u to use our Free W a n t-A d Ser vice. 7000 farmers are using it. W h y not y o u ? JUST ONE PURPOSE To supply the Men ana Young Men of the Willamette Valley with the best o f Clothes and Furnishings at Reasonable Prices. D | C L jr \ p > Q D i j n U r O C L O T H IN G & W O O L E N M IL L S S T O R E 136!N. Commercial Street Salem, Oregon U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY outfitters to W om en , Misses and Children For Sale— been replaced by electric motors. 20 tf Molalla Electric Co. Unsound Currency Gives Sellers Unfair Advantage Over the Producers. DANGER—Lurks in all wires You never can tell when they EXPERT EXPLAINS MONEY are hot, telephone or Elect ric. Warn your children. Points Out Dangers in So-Called Molalla Electric Co. tf. Energy Dollars— Other NOTICE: The sale season is at hand Plans Exposed. and I am prepared to handle all kinds of sales to your satisfaction. When ready, call Will Heinz, Auctioneer, How demagogues are using false Aurora Route 1 or Canby 13-16.35-14tp doctrines of so-called “ sound money” to give themselves or the class they 5J Per Cent Farm Loans on tracts represent unfair .dvantages at the not less than 40 acres, minimum amount expense of real producers is exposed I $1000, 5. 7 and IQ years. Oregon City in the Journal of the American Bank , Abstract Co. 36-tf ers Association by H. Parker Willis, Aurora Cafe for Sale. $1400,00 han expert on the money question. “ There Is no subject in whose name dles the deal. Selling on account of more crimes against truth have been sickness. 40-4te committed than that of ‘sound cur Any girl in trouble may communicate rency,’ ’’ Mr Willis says. “ The term with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Ar is always resorted to by demagogues. my at the White Shield Home, 565 At the present moment there seems to be a danger that It will be used- Mayfair Ave., Portland, Ore. 37-52t by a potential presidential candidate as representing the ‘platform’ upon which he expects to run. There is no question that more nearly and di 42 acres improved, $3500. Terms: rectly touches the immediate welfare eash $1600, balance at 5 per cent. of every class in the community.” Purpose of Money Wanted—Teams to haul logs near Primary functions of money and Butteville Station on Fred Dentel’s currency, It is explained, pre to serve place. Parrott. 42-2t as a means of exchanging goods and as a mean3 of measuring the vâlue For Sale—Fresh Jersey Cow. Henry of goods. Mr. Willis continues: “ Demagogues and those who are Keil, Route 3, Aurora, Oregon. 42-2te disposed to mislead the public for For Sale—A two-seated buggy with various ulterior reasons have suc top. Inquire of Henry Pardy. 43 £t ceeded in disseminating an entirely different view of the. purpose of For Sale—9 weeks old pigs. Joe money. Some of them contend that the soundest or best currency Is that ! Graham. 42-2tc which is so arranged as to bring j about a ‘fair’ redistribution of wealth, i For Sale—Good Winter Apples in the They want a constantly depreciating j I orchard, 50 cents a box. Mrs. Aug. currency—one which keeps playing i j Roosens, near Butteville Station. Ip Into the hands' of the seller of goods, i by enabling him to count confidently upon higher prices in terms of money For Sale so that he- pays the producer from j 9J acres close to Butteville Station, whom he has obtained them less and . i good soil, good five room house, good less. IT IS A STRANGE THING ' | barn an” other outbuildings; one cow THAT THIS KIND OF CURRENCY fresh soon, 75 spring pullets, incubator, IS OFTEN HIGHLY PRAISED OR I hay in the barh, some implements, FAVORED BY THE PRODUCER some furniture, all for $2800, $1600 H I M S E L F , NOTWITHSTANDING cash, balance terms* Inquire Observer THAT HE IS THE GREATEST SUF FERER FROM IT.” or Secretary August Roosens at the Energy Currency place. 43r4tp D There is another popular view of sound currency which aims to base upon “ natural products” or “ nat TRANSFUSE OWN BLOOD TO 2 H ural forces” —usually It Is true, sped tying products or forces which have Eastern Physicians Save the Lives of been monopolized or can be con Two Patients by Novel trolled by the advocate of such cur Operations. rency. Thus from time to time there have been schemes fo Issue a cur Lives of two patients who would rency based upon or protected by otherwise have succumbed from Inter farm products stored in warehouses nal hemorrhage were saved by drain or occasionally representing “ units ol ing off their own blood and reinject energy” or horse power. The rulers of Soviet Russia at one ing it, In a rare operation, made at the New Haven hospital, according to time attempted to Introduce a cur1 a dispatch to the New York World. rency representing “labor time,” each One of the remarkable transfusion man receiving a check representing operations was performed on a wom thé number of hours of time he had an by the staff in obstetrics. The other put In- at work, while goods them was by the surgical staff, upon a man selves were to be valued In terms of apparently mortally injured in an au hours of production time. Thus one man who put in an hour’s time In tomobile accident. l The woman, according to the an street cleaning received the same nouncement, suffered from a severe control over goods as he who nut in abdominal hemorrhage from which patients rarely recover. Quick work was required by the obstetrical staff. The hospital blood expert was sum moned' the blood drawn from the ab dominal cavity, the wounded vessels tied and the blood almost immediately filtered and reinjected Into the dying woman’s veins. The effect was almost Instantaneous. An hour afterward the male vic tim of the automobile accident was brought to the hospital In an ambu lance with a punctured liver, result ing In abdominal hemorrhage. An op eration was decided upon. The wound in .the liver was mended by the use of rubber, a familiar operation. The blood was then drawn from the abdominal cavity and reinjected to the man’s veins after filtration. In- both cases the citrate method was used, that Is, citrate was added to the blood to prevent coagulation. A Snap Quality Merchandise Popular Prices ‘ ‘E V E R Y T H IN G M U SIC A L ” “Sherman, Clay & Co.-Pianos” “ I f interested in Piano, drop us a card or call” . Moore’s Music House 415 Court St., Salem, Ure. G et Your M A G A Z IN E S N O W ! DISEASE TERRORS PASSING Theory Advanced That Germ Species May Die Out as Did Mammoths and Dinosaurs. Is it not likely, speaking as a lay man and without medical erudition, that germ species originate, grow to maturity, then pass on to senility and die out, like so many families of crea tures have done on this earth? The last Methuselahs of certain diseases may now be moving on to oblivion. Did not the mammoths and the dinosaurs rise, flourish and disappear? Then why not the microscopic terrors that men ace mankind? Yellow fever Is passing beyond the horizon. It Is waving its last saffron farewell to us. Soon it will be history only, its battles with humanity, Its mas sacres, as remote as those of Semiram- is or the Babylonian kings. Finding no place to lay >ts fatal finger, It will give up the ghost. Typhoidi dislodged - from its last country well and village drains, has be come a fugitive, pursued by health boards who bombard It with serums and germicides. It is in full flight. It cannot* pause anywhere to organize the smallest epidemic. The seed of It will perish from the earth. Pacific International L i v e Stock Expositional Finishes Production The Pacific International Live Stock Exposition has finished its program of days. It is as follows: Saturday. N ov . 3— Children’s Bay, aiid all school children are ad mitted free of charge on that day. Sunday, Nov. 4— Chiaffarelli’s band of 40 pieces will give two classical sacred concerts, and the exhibits will be in place and can be viewed' Monday, Nov. 5—This has been named Fraternal Society and Civic Club Day, and all tho activities of the exposition start. Horse show in the evening and during the re mainder of the week. Tuesday, N o v. 6— Governor’s Day. Four or five governors are expected, This is also Editor’s Day. Wednesday, Nov. 7— Farm Bu reau and Grange Day. The form er organization holds a convention in this city that day and the day following. Thursday, Nov. 8— Washington Day. Excursions a r„e expected from Puget Sound and other parts of the Evergreen State. Friday, 'Nov. 9.— Oregon Day. Similar excursions are looked for from various points in the Willam ette valley. Saturday, Nov. 10—Portland Day. New Senate Lacks Octogenarian. The death of Senator William P. Dillingham of Vermont removes from the senate rolls the last octogenarian. And on March 4, when congress ad journed, there were three. Senator Page, also of Vermont, who was eighty last January, retired on that date. ; Knute Nelson of Minnesota, three weeks younger than Page, died in May on his way from Washington to his home. ' And Dillingham, midway In his eightieth year, died early In July. Removal of these octogenarians from the senate leaves Francis B. Warren of Wyoming, now one month paBt sev enty-nine, the oldest member. Next comes LeBaron Colt of Rhode Island, seventy-seven; then Albert B. Cum mins of Iowa, a youngster of seventy- three, third; Lodge of Massachusetts, Radio Wave Fourteen Miles Long. three months younger than Cummins, Long wave lengths are used to cover fourth. great distance, such as transatlantic communication, chiefly because absorp Save His Money. tion of energy is much less on long An Irishman boarded a car the other wave lengths than on short ones. The big station near Bordeaux, France, day, but after a word with the eon- | ductor made for the door again. sets a wave of ether in vibration that An inspector who happened to be Is 23,000 meters in length, or approxi mately fourteen miles from crest to on the car said to him: “ Surely you crest. When Broadcast Central on don’t want to get off again so soon, Long Island flashes a message 4,000 and besides, you haven’t paid your fare.” miles across the sea to Germany, the “ Oi want to go to Southern street,” wave length used is about twelve miles long. Station NSS at Annapolis, broad said the Irishman, “an* the conductor casting time signals from 3:55 to 4 a. says there ain’t no such place.” “ Well, there Isn’t,” answered the In m. daily, has a wave length equiva spector. lent to about ten and a half miles. “ Then, faith, an’ pwhat’s the good Poz, Nauen, Germany, radiates a wave of going there, then?” approximately eight miles long. Why Worry. “ Serenity of mind Is the most val uable' asset of the present age,” de clared Senator Lodge of Massachu setts recently. “It Is the only way to keep young, the only way to preserve health and, while we laugh at the maid Sarah, we really should envy her. “ Sarah had just resigned her posi tion to get married and when her mistress learned that she was shortly to go to Canada and make her home there, she aSked: “ ‘But Sarah, aren’t yon rather nervous about going Into a strange country like that?” “ ‘No, madam,’ ” answered the glrL ‘That’s my husband’s lookout. I be long to him, and if anything happens to me it’ll be his loss, not mine.’ ” MEW F.O.B. T oled o c America's 145-147 North Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon Originators of the Pay as You Go Plan an hour’s time at surgery. Too theory was that this kind of “ sound” currency enabled the "poor man” la get a larger supply of goods. “The trouble was that when those who could perform a certain kind of labor were not paid in proportion to their effort they stopped making goods. So It was not very long In Russia before the sound currency which was Issued In favor of the poor man had brought It about that the poor man could not buy anything with the currency. This was an un fortunate kind of ‘soundness.’ We do not want something like it in the United States today, yet very simi lar proposals are now being made in a good many quarters that ought to know better,” says Mr. Willis. One More Look. On our return to the locker room a young woman with one shoe and stock ing on was distractedly going from locker to locker and finally appealed to us. “Has any one an extra stocking In her locker?” “ Not In mine,” we answered after searching our lockers ip turn. Imagine my embarrassment when I found the missing stocking in my bag, •^Chicago Tribune. Front and rear seats adr justable forward apd back for tall and short people. 50 cu. ft. for farm truck, luggage, etc., by removing rear seat and upholstery. Both seats and upholstery make into a full sized bed In the car fov camping. T he new Overland Champion is the first all-purpose car! D o o rs fron t and rear! Washable upholstery! Steel body! Bigger new engine! Overland quality, reliability and economy! Com e in— get complete details! Aurora Lutheran Church There will be no services next Sun day, as the church can not be used on account of the painting. The rededi cation service has been postponed till November 18, wheq Rev. L. Ludwig will preach in the morning, the Revs. Aug. Krause and Geo. Koehler in the afternoon, and Rev. O. Butenschoen in the evening. Further announcements later. Choir practice Sunday evening at the parsonage. Wan. 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