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NOTICE!
AURORA
Masons— Champoeg Lodge meets
W e are making a special $1.50 of­
monthly first Saturday ®hefore full
fer of a year’s subscription to The
moon. Henry L. Bents, W. M.; A. H. j
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2. T9T6.
Observer and to four standard mag­
W ill, Secretary.
azines. This offer is open to all new
Odd Fel^pws— Aurora Lodge, No. | N. C. WESCOTT
E ditor and P ublisher or old subscribers. By subscribing
127 meets first and third Thursday!
to The Observer now you get $1.35
night of each, month. P. H. Tucker, l Entered as second class matter March 28, 1911, at the postoffice at Aurora
worth of magazines are all high class
Oregon,
under
the
A
ct
o
f
March
3,
1879.
N. G., Phil Wiegand, Secretary.
and will make a valuable addition
Knights o f .Pythias— Hermes Lodge
the library o f any home. We
No. 56 meets every Friday eVening.j
The Sunday Blue Law, now in force, makes i+ unlaw-; to
want
to call your attention also to
at the Pythian Castle Hall, in the j
ful -for all places of business except theatres, drug storesj the free dress pattern that is given
I. O. O. F. building. Dell Yergen, C. j
doctor shops, undertakers, livery stables, butcher and to each subscriber.
C.; A. M. Fry, K. of R. and S.
W e don’t make a cent on these
Pythian Sisters— Una Temple-No. 26, baker shops to open Sunday for labor or traffic, under the j
magazines.
The only reason we of­
meets every Wednesday evening at penalty of a fine of not more than $50.00. No. 312 on the ;
fer them to our customers is for the
the I. O. O. F. Hall. Emma J. Sny­ ballot
proposes to repeal this moss-covered Blue Law . j sole purpose o f saving our readers
der, M. E. C.; Tillie Webert, M. o f R.
The “Weekly Rest Day League” opposes its repeal, say-1 money. It is our intention to give
ft C.
ing, “The existing law is better than none. Prevent its] our subscribers the advantage we
Rebekahs— Western Hope Lodge
No. 125 meet3 first and third Satur­ repeal, then we will ask the next Legislature to amend it, j receive from magazine publishers.
It is the avowed aim of this I It is fo r your benefit alone that we
days of the month. Mrs. Annie wherein it is imperfect.”
Hines, N. C .; Mrs. Jessie Gray, Secre­ “Weekly Rest Day League,” Rev. G. L. Tufts, superin-! offer you these fo u r magazines at
such a big reduction.
tary.
tendent, to close every line of business, all places of amuse­
W oodm an o f the W orld— Nessmuk
ments, prohibit every kind of labor possible, and trans­ ESTATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Camp meets the fourth Thursday of
form Sunday into the Puritanical Sabbath of the witch­ Notice is hereby given that the under­
each month. August Will, C. 0 .; Franz
craft era. In the abstract, whatever is right and moral on signed have been duly appointed^ ex­
Kraxberger, Clerk.
A free-born ecutor and executrix, respectively un­
Workmen— Meet first and third weekdays is right and moral on Sunday.
der the Last Will and Testament of
Saturday’s of each month. John S. American has as much right to attend a ball game or a
Martin Giesy, deceased, and which ap­
Jesse,
Master
W orkm an;
Louis moving picture show, go for a joy-ride, play a game of
pointments
have been duly approved by
Webext, Recorder.
billiards, or enjoy any other diversion, on Sunday as on the County Court of Marion County,
Womans Club— Meets every second
any other
Most workers have only Sunday for re‘ Oregon. Any and all persons having
Wednesday at their Club Room. Mrs.
creation and amusement. It may be deplorable that more claims against the said estate are here­
Jas. Ogle, President.
by notified to present said claims duly
Ladies Aid—Meets first Thursday in people do not attend church, but being good is a matter verified, as by law required, to the un­
Any attempt to do so is dersigned at the Aurora State Bank,
each month. Mrs. E. G. Carpenter, of conscience— not legislation.
President; Mrs. Tillie Webert, Sec'y. narrow class legislation
and rank intolerance.
Every Aurora, Oregon, within six months from
BUTTEVILLE
liberal
interest
in
Oregon
should
join
in
voting
312,
Yes, the ¿a te o f this notice.
I. O. O. F.— Meets first and third
Dated September 25th A. D. 1916.
Saturdays of each month at I.O.O.F. to repeal this antiquated law next Tuesd^r.
B. F. G iesy ,
Hall. John Pugh, Jr., N. G.; John
Executor.
Schwabauer, Secretary.
United Artisans— Meet first and
I da S. M oshberger
third Saturdays of each month. J.
Executrix.
R. Kinyon, Master; Jno. Schwabauer
Of the Last Will and Testament
Secretary.
o f Martin Giesy, Deceased.
Butteville Grange No. 74 P. H.—
News, Comment, Gossip, Reports, Rumors, Explanations,
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys for Estate.
Meets the second and 4th Saturdays
Tales, Hearsay, Complaints, Knocks, Eulogies,Questions
Publication dates, October 5, 12, 19, 26
of each month. W. C. Kinyon, Mas­
and November 2, 1916.
ter; Lew W. Grimm, Lecturer;
and Rejoinders, Both
Probable and
Improbable,
Bertha Matthieu, Sec’y-
THE A U R O R A O B S E R V E R
Teach Your Boy the Value of a
Bank Account
.
T A R T your b o / off right in the battle of life. Deposit
something to .his credit in the bartk> I f he is working for
a salary, ask him to plac j^om ething aside weekly. If he
is in business, show hiiir 'the importance of keeping a
goodly balance in bank. There’s no telling when an opportunity
may present itself whereby a little ready cash may be the foun­
dation of a fortune.- We do all kinds of banking.
S
AURORA STATE BANK
MONEY-SATING MAGAZINE OFFERS
Yon Save
THE POLITICAL CORNER
BARLOW
Twentieth Century Grange— Meets
the second Saturday o f each month at
Columnia Hall. C. Giddings, Master.
Ladies Aid— Of the Synod Luther­
an Church meets the second Wednes­
day of eich month.
Ladies Aid— Of the United Lutl.ei-
Church meets the fourth Wednesday
o f each month.
DONALD
Fidelity Review, No. 13, W om an’s
Benefit Association meets the first
and third Thursday afternoon of each
month. Lady Commander, Ella Fel-
iir le r ;
Lady Record Keeper, Anna
Bittock.
Ladies Aid Society meets Thurs-
,,
day* .-.every two weeks. ,• Mary M.
Lamb, president, and Mrs. Alice
Mays, secretary.
Sunday School each Sunday at 10
m.
E. N. St. Helen, superinten­
dent, and Juanita Mays, secretary.
Donald band meets Thursday eve­
nings. C. S. Hoskins, instructor. T
y
Concerning Officals, Candidates— and Others!
A GOOD TICKET.
BANK OPPOSES SINGLE TAX
Many electors, especially those in­
The Aurora State Bank is sending
clined to be independent o f party, will
out a circular letter to its depositors,
split their tickets this fall to a greater which says: .
extent than ever before. Upon National [•" “ There i^'on the ballot this fall a
issues, most o f our readers have
measure which is so pernicious, so de
long since reached a decision as
how
I trimental to the welfare o f the citizens
they will vote. It is safe to sajr, how­
o f this State, that we are taking the
ever, that for state and county officers, ! liberty o f addressing you, as aHfepositor
many are still undecided. For such o f this bank, relative to it.
voters we have prepared the following
While it is a fixed*, policy with this
list, which the Observer considers the j insttfT'Siop to take nb part in matters
best qualified for the offices named. j perW^jiing to party politices, this meas-
Those chosen are in every way entitled
! ure is economic not political and would
to the support o f any elector who de­
i be so far reaching in its disastrous ef-
sires to place ability, integrity and j fects that we feet fttmi'duty 'to do all we
honesty o f purpose, above party affili­ I can to assist in its defeat. We refer to
ations. The following is a good ticket.
jthe “ Full Rental Value Land Tax and
The candidates are not chosen because ¡ Homemakers Loan Fund Amendment,”
they belong to any particular party, ¡and We trust that we may be favored
but because they will place service with youT co-operation in defeating this
above party.
¡measure,”
For Congressman, Mark V. Weatherford
Ordering
With Your
J Seymour Jones
Paper
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
Representative
5 4 X ON B A L L O T
Favors a business session; a few good
laws—not a multitude o f poor ones
strict economy in the expenditure of
public money.
W . €. HAWLEY
Republican and Progressive
Direct Primary Nominee for
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! McCULLOCH SPEAKS FOR WILSON.
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For Supreme j Geo. H. Burnett;
Justices,
1 Frank A. Moore.
W orlds W ork, 1 year, $3.00; 2
Claude McCulloch o f Portlanc the law
years, $4.00; 3 years, $6.00. at the For Dairy Commissioner, J. D. Mickle. partner o f ex-governor West,, spoke to
Observer office.
a good sized audience at the Band Hall
For Circuit Judge, I J " « 1 , “ * ;
[ Geo. G. Bingham. last night, in the interest o f Woodrow
Wilson for president and Mark Weather­
Do you know that a free dress
ford for Congress.
pattern is included with the club of
f Sam Brown;
McCulloch is an interesting speaker
| Chas. Elgin;
fou r magazines that we are giving in
combination with The Observer for For Representatives, ■{ Seymour Jones. and held $he close attention o f his hear­
| W. A1 Jones; ’ ers. He handed the republican party a
only 25 cents extra. Send your or­
( Ivan G. Martin’ number o f jolts, and predicted a dem­
der by mail, or phone us .
ocratic victory all along the line,
For District Attorney, Max Gehlhar.
The Aurora Observer and the Pori For County Clerk, U. G. Boyer.
land Telegram, both one year for For Sheriff, W. I. Needham.
Seymour Jones, candidate for the
$4.25. Send the Observer your or­ For Assessor, Ben F. West.
legislatu re, was in Aurora Monday,
For Superintendent, W. M. Smith.
der.
taking a final look at his political fences
For Recorder, Mildred R. Brooks.
here. He found them all in excellent
For Treasurer, D. G. Drrger.
condition. He predicted the triumph of
For Surveyor, B. B. Herrick.
J P R . B. F. G IESY
Hughes, and entire Republican State
For Co. Commissioner, J. T. Hunt.
and County ticket.
For Coroner, A. M. Clough.
Nearly
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PUBLIC
SERVANT.
Please read his record in his
pamphlet sent to every reg­
istered voter by the Secret­
ary-of State.
Mrs. Frank Brush and her son
F or the first time in years the po­ ¡arS. about to move in to'th eir new cot
Republican Congressional
tato harvest was finished before the j tagb, which is nearly finished is new-
Committee
beginning of the annual rain, which jly furnished and is a decided, orna-
|V*il) Phones
merft
to
its
part
of
our
town.
was
on
the
night
o
f
Thursday,
Octo-
W . R. C U L V E R , Chairman.
Aurora, Or.
Office at Residence
The house form erly occupied by
j her 28 th.
Not so with fhe outside building, ! MS Nowach, with his family, and (Paid adv. )
seized upon to complete the work nqw owned by Rudolph Klaus, has
Every intermission In the rain is been rented by Mr. W ells of Canby,
who has lately moved his fam ily to
laid
out fo r the present fall.
Notary Public
Mrs. J. Gibson received a number this place.
Fire Insurance
A spelling match was held at the 1
Claufleld, Henry Claufield did not
AURORA
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OREGON
pick , this year. Last year they had Bear Creek school on the evening j
500 bales. It Is the “ sickest” look- o f Friday, October 27th. The con­
DR. de LESPINASSE
o f her friends on Saturday, October j testants acquitted themselves most
Many standing their ■
28th— her birthday.
On Sunday a creditably.
DENTIST
larger number o f those who could ground with a tenacity that was sur- |
Trullinger Bldg
Phone United 6319 not leave home on Saturday, came prising, till, at last,- Miss Pearl Mil- |
as a surprise party. A very enjoy­ ler o f eBar Creek, was left alone to I
H ubbard , O regon
able day was spent many pretty and carry o ff the palm. The competing j
appropriate gifts were
received. school was the Rural Dell.
Dainty refreshments were served and j The Mothers’ Club met on Thurs- j
every one present seemed to have a day last fo r an all-day session at the |
good time, while numerous 'messages home o f Mrs. Keesling. Mrs. James j
of
congratulation
were
sent by Smith, Mrs. Chester Smith with her
infant son, Mrs. Frank Brush, Mrs.
friends who could not come.
Get it done by the “ Mome” Man
A large party gathered at the home Stevens, Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Ada
o f Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kraxberger on Drier were present as visitors of the |
PERCY R. K E L L Y
C. B. B R E W E R ,
Friday evening, to bestow ^a linen- Club. A fter dinner the work for the I
A U RO RA, OREGON
shower upon Miss Frieda Zanger, day was finished. A report o>f the I
daughter o f Mrs. Kraxberger. Num- 1 year’s work was read by the secre- j Republican Nominee for Re-election
erous beautiful and suitable presents tary, Mrs. G. M. Baldwin, an invita­
were
brought. A charming repast I tion from Mrs Drier, Sr., to hold the
I W . H . A S Q U IT H
AS
was served, and an evening that w i ll; next meeting at her home was ac­
i
D A I N T E R and
long be remembered with pleasu re; cepted and the club adjourned to
meet November 9th.
was spfcut.
CIRCUIT JUDGE
I
* APER HANGER
A Uttle son was horn to Mr. and j
Mr. and Mrs. Dwarschak with their
J
Aurora, Oregon
Mrs. W ill Roth on Thursday, Octo-1 fam ily were Portland - visitors on Two to Elect. A d d e e s s : 117 West 6 th St.
b*r I 6 tb.
Monday.
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A U R O R A , OREGON
W e Carry a Full Line of Accessories
m acksbu rg
W e are prepared to do all idnds of Auto Repair­
ing.
AU work fully guaranteed
LOUIS W EBERT
Plastering
Flue Building r
Cement W ork •
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YOUR HOME IS IN THIS TOWN
If you are asked you will declare that you're
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