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About The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1908)
341.458 PERSONAL m LOCAL Sam Miller was a Portland vis itor last Thursday. Mrs. L. Webert visited rel atives at Woodburn Tuesday. Andy and Walter Fry went to Portland on business Saturday. Henry Hurst of Portland spent Sunday with his parents in Auro ra. Dave Keil has been Buffering with a siege of rheumatism this week. Ed Herren shipped 2 cars of hops to London and 1 td New York this week. The Aurora baseball team was defeated by a score of 9 to 2 by the Hubbard nine last Sunday. The game was played at Hub bard. Ray Abram, who has boon working for Louis Keil. will go to work for A. Lundeen as soon as the weather permits. Mr. Krapp of Hubbard Was in town Tuesday and purchased an order of furniture. Aurora is a good plaid to trade. Lawrence White is busy these days doing assessment work for the county assessor's office. He hes plowed up his hop yard and -T will trv hia luck at raisimr some- " thing else. The social dance in Miller's hall Saturday night was a big success as usual, over 70 couples being present. Aurora has the best dances in the country. G rover Giesy and Allie Miller 'came up from Portland Sunday to spend the day with their par ents. Wm. Geisy sold a double work ing harness to Mr. Graves last week and a buggy harness to Mr. Yoder, the niail carrier. A t a meeting of the city council last Thursday night orders' were f placed for a hose cart, hose and other appurtenances to be used in connection with the waterworks system for fire protection. The outfit is now on the way. A. F. Will drove into the coun try Tuesday with prospective land buyers. There is a good de mand for Aurora farms and quite a good many transfers are being made. W. Hurst shipped 1 car, of po tatoes from Aurora to California markets and 2 car9 from Switzer land, near Silverton; this week. Q , Geo. Miller reports that within the past 30 days he has taken in $85 in telegraph tolls, for tel egrams has sent from the Aurora office. Many of these were cable- grams to London and other for eign countries. The rate from Aurora to Ijondon is 37 cents a word and some of these messages contain as high as 20 words. On account of the inclement weather not many Aurora people jtook in the Newport excursion to see tne oauiesnips pass luesuay. , Geo.' Lea and wife spent Sun day in Portland. They leave this week for Newport, where Mr. Lea has a contract for putting in a waterworks system. Laton Reisland has sdld his res idence to Mrs. Triphana Will and moved into the house lcrmerly occupied by Jake Kaufman,' in the Hurst bottom. German Lutheran Church-Services on Ascension Day, May 23. Rev. H. Flcthmann. Pastor. Fred Will and Phil Graves and wife went to Salem Tuesday as delegates to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fcllow3 and Rebekah. ' E l C. Herren went to Eugene Tuesday evening on business con nected with his firm. Mr. Her ren buys hops for certain London houses He report3 a good de mand for horr al from 3 to 5 cents Ir pound, and says the chances are that the market will be much U better. T" a 1 a. a . f or me best touicco3 ana ci gars call on Henry A. Snyder, the Post Office Store. ROOSEVELT I-ACINQ A TEST Cake is (he Man for Senator Nation Waits for Oregon's Verdict for or Agaiust (he President. A great many Republicans are beginning to soberly ask them selves, "Why should we elect Gov., Chamberlain to the United States Senate?" And the echo is answering, "Why, indeed!" There is an overwhelming ma jority of Republicans in this State. Inordinary elections they have, and The Telegram believes wisely, looked to the men with out reference to the party brand which they wore. In this way they have disciplined party and at the same time raised the stand ard of the local public service. . Put in the matter of the election of a United States Senator they have presented to them a differ ent problem. There they come in touch with the party of the Na tion the party of Rooseveltj of which they so warmly approve, and the terdict which they ren der the general public mlist ac cept as very largely the judge ment of the voters of Oregon up on tnat administration, uur elections occur at an odd season of the year. We here fire the rst gun of the Presidential elec tion. The verdict is made up in advance, so far as the rest of the country is concerned. The Nation knows the State is overwhelming ly Republican. It likewise knows that the administration of Presi dent Roosevelt has received en thusiastic approval. That admin istration, disguise it as we will, is now on trial before tne coun try. By the general masses of people it has been warmly ap proved: by the corporate and plutocratic interests it is bitterly reviled, and, while little is being done openly, there is deep down a smouldering fire of resentment that cannot be extinguished. For the very reason the pluto- cratie forces of the country hate th-3 president, tne masses of the people admire and approve him. If under siich circumstances such as these it goes forth that th3 people of Oregon in June elect a Democrat for United States Senator, the adminisration receives a blow in the house of its supposed friends that it is con ceivable may have a serious effect upon the plans of the friends of the administration and upon the groat conte3t in November fol lowing. It must riot be forgot ten that much quiet work has been dne in , recent months against the administration. One may see the effect of it upon every hand in every community -the clacquers busily engaged in hamstringing Roosevelt, and in sidiously undermining.the plat form of principles which he had been steadily putting forth in his messages, and speeches. If a well-known and supposedly safe administrtiori State falls by the wayside in June, the prestige of the administration Beverly Suffers and no man whp .honestly faces the rjueotion can see it otherwise. From this standpoint, which is something more lhan a partisan standpoint, the natier appeals to Tre. Telegram. It believes- with heartiness and sincerity in the advanced platform of principle.! which t e President 3 luiin.'.; down, in the elimination of ppec ial privileges and ths equality of opportunity for which tha Presi dent stands, and to propagate and devQlop which he has . done more than any other man of his generation. It considers this a matter of patriotism, rather than partisanship.' and it proposes to do whatever lies in it3 power to uphold and , nustain the man whose very name typifies these modern'enlightened doctrines. In doing so, it believes it expresses the profound conviction of an enormous majority of the people of Oregon, irrespective of their party affiliations. In the present campaign and W. 3 Hurst Produce and Commission Merchants Wholesale Dealers in Wheat Oats, Hops, Pota toes, Onions, Onion Sets, Green and Dried Fruits, Oregon Grape Root and Cascara Park. Highest market price paid for all kinds of Produce, Etc. Branch Offices at Kcbbard and Canby. We Are Sole Agents for Hallock O. K. Potato Digger. Call On Or Address W. S. Hurst AURORA, OEDffl VIS to BELOW My thee manufacturer or dealer io the world. m re, old patter and KS anq ronderful WE SHIP OH APfrT-D house in the world will do. allow 10 Days ; rra Trial J I able Information by i We need a Afafa V r to make money to auit n by simply Ws need a ATfafa A out is every town and eaa offer an eeoortunit to make money to suitable WW. en DiinnTiin.unnnc titipq UU UUUIUIIU Ta introduom Wo Will Soil You a Samalo Palm torn Onlv f U OUT TNI All (CASH WITH ORDIn k0 MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. DmhK rf ic veara exrjerieace in tire rnakinr. No danger from THORNS. TVS. PINS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS. eriout puncture, like Intentional knife cuta, can Talcanized like Aiiy other tire. Two Hundred Thouund pairs now In actual uto. Over tmnh-nve Tbouiantf pairs sold Mat year. DCtOSSPTIOIIl Made la all iftea. It to lively and easy riding, very durable and lined Instdt With a special quality of rubber, which neeer becomes porous and which closes up small punctures without allowing the air to escape. We hev hundreds of letters from satisfied customers stating that their tires hare only been pumped uponce or twice in a whole season. They weigh no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture restating qualities being given by sererat layers of thin, specially prepared fabric on the tread. That "Holding Back" sensation commonly felt when riding on asphalt or soft roads is overcome by the patent "Basket Weave" tread which prevents all air from being aoueesed out between the tire aad the road thus overcoming all suction. The regular price of these Urea la fB.se per pair, but for advertising purposes we ere making a special factory price to the rider of only at eo per pair. All order shipped same day letter is received. We ship CO.D. oa approval. Von do not pay a cent until yon have examined and found them strictly as represented. We will allow a eaah discount of I per cent (thereby making the price 0)4.60 per pair) if you send FULL OAB1I WITH OBUKB and enclose this advertisement. We will also send one nickel plated brats hand pump and two Bampaon metal puncture closers on full paid orders (these metal puncture closers to be used la ?ase of intentional knife cuts or heavy gashes). Tires to be returned at OCB espense if for any reason they art not satisfactory on ersminaUun. We are perfectly reliable end money sent to us Is as safe as in a bank. Ask your Postmaster. Banker. Kx press or Freight Agent or tha Editor of this Paper about us. If you order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run fetter, wear better, Istt longer and look finer than any tire yon have ever used or seen at any price. We know that you will be So well pleased that when yon want a bicycle yon will give ut your order. Wt wast you to tend us a small trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer. . , " mvw-m rwm reft bollt-up-wheeU, tad diss, pedal, parts end repairs, and O OA 5 1 Lit C1A llEli f everything in the bicycle line are sold by us at half the usua' ericas chanted by dealers and repair men. Wnte for our big iCMDKT catalogue. Tl7.... fcutwTita na A eoatal today. DO MOT TlilSk OV BDTIRO a OO l0 Jlt bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone until you know Uie rw and wonderful offers wt art making. It only aoaU a postal t earn everything. Write It HOW. LD OYCLB C0':?UY,'D:;i. "J L"-CHICAGO, ILL the coming election Statement No. 1 is not on trial, because both candidates for the United States Senate sand suara toed and flat footed upon that plat form. ' Neither is Chamberlain nor Cake, as such, on trial be fore the people. The question is not one of these men; but of broad National import, leading to a victory wliicii will mean' a shout of ringing encouragement to the National administration or a i'italt blow delivered in the hodse of its friends. This is the tirftrvwltinn Vipfnra trifl Tir pie of the state, and it is one of the main reasons why The Tele gram will throughout this cam paign give H. M. Cake .its hear tiest support and urge as strong ly as it may the voters of .the State to sustain the administra tion at p moment when it is more seriously on trial vthan at any other period of its whole history. Portland Evening Telegram; May 4, 1908. , .,-.;- W0LFER PRAIRIE NEWS How the rain makes the green gf'.lss grow. ; j : ,,?.Jr. ftaJpH. Kqchc'f of fttrks. Pialrjop.idi cd through here. Sun- day with his n w horse and bug- gy. . . ... W'pAe and James Gibble Were Molalla visitors Suriday. The Needy sedond team met de- j feat on the Liberal grounds. Every one 13 invited to witness the jimo next Sunday on tha Maoki-bur? di.-.mond. Another fi:.-mona. Anotner game between the same teams. Chas. Waefer was visiting at Millers, Sunday Grant Graves 13 quite low with inflammatoro rheumatism. ; Mrs",.; Askin of Needy was vis iting Mrs. E. B. Millu last Sun day. ; j .. Mr. StoIIer is making - a prett improvement on hi3 place. Henry Miller went to Portland Saturday evening. , For fine candies and choice fruits call on Henry.A Snyder, at the Post Office Store. Co. & Company OREGON fill IT WILL COST YOU wrltt (or oar big VltKK MICkC LK catalog iiwwtnt mt non complete line 01 nien-grsne H1CVCLE.H. TIKES and ttlNDKIKa at 1K1CL4 DO KOT BUY A DIDYClMlrzrzZ kind tomt until rem taTe received tmr complete PrM Cat- latest model, and learn of our remaikable LOW new offers made possible by telling from factory VAL sWAe-i m ant eVii, Pay tha Freight and Von will tear ererythiag and get much ana mate otner liberal terms which no other writing us a postal. young men who apply at once. ONLY 81.80 I IIVUI I.UaVJ afl CAC Kotleo tha thick rubber tread ftnd 1,M also rtoa atrip "II" to preront rim ooitlng. Thli tiro will ontlass ony other makotiOt-T. KLASIIO nd LIBERAL NOTES The rain has started grain and clover in good shape: Now for a dry spell to kill the weeds and we are assured of bumper crops in this locality. Saturday night the members of the Liberal school celebrated the end of the term by a basket social. The bids came fasi and furious and when the smoke of battle cleared away $27.(J0 Had been realized on the sale of baskets'. Silas Wright acted as, auctioneer assisted by. V. IL Dunton, the ieT: f hot.was hihl,y ,rtcom: mended for his successful term just erided. The. Liberal ball team defeated the Needy , nine. in. a fast game Sunday on our home grounds Score 19 to 13-They will meet again Sunday at Macksburg". The Molalh team defeated the1 Mulino team on the Liberal grounds the same day by a score of 13 to 7. A picnic and band concert fol lowed by . a dance in the new pavillion will held Here some time in J une for the benefit of the Molalla Band Boys association. . High water has stopped the tie ! drive for a few days. j Mrs. C. E. Ball of thU place is quite ill. The lumber is being hauled for ( the new addition to the Liberal ' store. Liberal bids fair to become a . . - t. nrnnf ft1Jt. cropping3 which been tcsted I and found to be of a very good ! grade. The waterworks system is now complete with the exception of the pump, which is expected to arrive any day. Mr. Lea will return and get it in working or dcr as soon as it arrives. 51,gOO-Ve have $1,000 to loan on good real estate security, from one to live years time. Inquire at Tribune office. Canby, Ore. Et IbIs almoKt lftntljr Dr. Miles JUU-Tala 11U. N bad aUr-eitscU. L, , N aTFta fAll - 4TWNK t SsM i SiHit44444rt4t4$4itPli i$44SMS&i Prices Tell and People ! Tell the Prices The reputation this store has for Low Trices goes far towards keeping us crowded with customers. Satisfied customers tell their neighbors and the ! crowds increase, yet this Store's success would be ; impossible without Dependable, Desirarle and Satisfactory Merchandise, therefore we shall I always maintain our Qualities regardless of Prico ; and shall always Guarantee Satisfaction to all. Our Spring and Summer Dress Goods are one of the attractions for the customers this week. We are also making Special Showings in Laces and Emfrdideries. Big Line and Big Values. Sadler & Kraus THE BEST FOR THE PRICE. AURORA, ORE. ' Flour and Feed a Specialty. HENRY L. BENTS, Pro. and Cashier. Aurora State Bank Transacts A General Banking Businss Capital $25,000 DIRECTORS. ' H. L. BeMtb, H. A. Snyeek, W. S. Hurst C. Kocher; Jt Hi Miley, A. A. Crisell, D. F. Giesy. Four per cent interest paidbri time deposits. Collections Carefully Attended To. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent; Aurora - - Oregon Aurora UST4YOUR Real w,i"A.F'. WiLL; AURORA, OREGON: If you want to Buy or Sell come and see me'. My object is to bring the Buyer and Seller together Land-seekers' cheerfully shown over any Write for Information. Miller s Prize Winders. Vernon Won First Prize at the Woodburn Horse Show. Foaled April 28. 1P04., Weight 1925 Will MAe the Season of 1903 a FoIIowk Mondays and Tuesdays, NEEDY Wednesdays at Hunger's Farm. MACISBUPG Thursdays at CANBY . Fridays and Saturdays AURORA Baladeur Won Second Prize at Woodburn Horse Show'. Foaled July 1, 1901. Weight 1950 Till Mike the Seunn of 1908 as Follows: Tuesdays and Wednesdays, ST. PAUL Thursdays and Fridays, EUTTEVILLE Satordar. Sucdays and Kocdays. AURORA S. A. MILLER, owner, Aurora, Oregen Let us figure on your job printing. Good Work Reasonable Prices'. The Borealis, Aurora, Or. " :ri Pott Office liuiUI; . t HENRY A. SNYDER. Vice President. Hariless Gloves, Trunks; Suit-Case Valisei, and Telescopes; g WM. GIESY on Estate property. Call at Residence or
