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stream and the quite clicking of the I ROLL OF HONOR RED CROSS MONEY mother fowls leading their broods over; COMING IN RAPIDLY the wide green to inhale the scent of j j the newly plowed earth he is working j The following are the names of those j knowing that each hours labor is sure j wjj0 registered for the military service Up to Wednesday night nearly $4(X) j to yield return, and at the days close • , . , . , , , , | census m the nearby Clackamas county had been collected in the Aurora dis or a night of natures coolness and calm! i he may knit up the raveled sleeve of | Precincts: trict and the work in the Donald dis ! care. ' ■ [ Barlow trict,, Butteville-Fargo district, and _______________ I Anderson, Joseph T.; Anderson Ar- the Union district begins this morning. | thur F .; Beatty, Andrew R .; Berg, The White School district reports about Bernard J .; Berg,. George S .; Berg, Al $100 contributed. FARGO NEWS bert E .; Crowley, Norman G.; Collin, An enthusiastic meeting was held last Harold Bither has accepted a position Albert G.; Crowley, Wendell H.; night at Fargo, for the B utteville- | at Portland. Erickson, Hjamer J.; Grindeland, Edd Fargo section, with Louis Lachmund 0, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last Ralph Rader was a Portland visitor I A .; Grindeland. Fred J .; Grimps, Frank | and Walter Tooze as speakers. A.; Grindeland, Sam E .; Hepler, Web gleaming— during the week. ster D .; Howe, Henry D .; Heinz, Ray Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the i Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Hickok of Aur- j mond H .; Hayes, Clement A. ;Harnack, clouds of the fight, I ora were hère Sunday, RED CROSS MEETING O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly Arthur A.; Harvey, James D .; Julseth, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ebermen were streaming! Palmer; Kropf, John E .; Lottman, Will Salem visitors during the week. And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, E .; Peter, Henry W,; Stuwe, Herman An Auxiliary Red Cross meeting will Gave proof through the night that our flag was still D. W. Sanders and family spent Sun- ]/-'•» Skinner, Howard V. ; Stewart, be held Tuesday evening, June 26, on there; day evening with relatives at Canby. Clarence F. ; Vickers, Samp E. ; Wid- dows, Martin, S. ; Walch, John C. ; the lawn back of the Aurora Bank. John Kister was a Donald visitor hav- : Yoder, Harvey 0! say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave M.; Zimmerman, An organizer will be here from Salem ing purchased a block of Liberty Bonds, j jjenry to aid in a permanent organization of O’er-the land of the free, anJ the home of the brave? the local auxiliary. Canby, No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Fargo spent Sun I On that shore dimly seen through the mists of the Everyone is invited to cóme out and Bendshadler, George H .; Brow n day with Mrs. Arthur Boeschen of Sal deep, ^ listen to the plans that will be outlined, Royce C.; Brodie, Robert C.; Cox, em. Where the foe’s haughty host in dread silence re Ralph M.; Cummings, Benjamin C.; and to help complete the organization The M s;es Nellie and Carolyn Fargo poses, Cherrigan, Nathan R.; Clausen, Cir- of the local branch. Every one in this of Portland were guests of their broth What is that which the breeze, o’er the towering steep, roll; Evans, John A.; Garrett, Harr}; section is invited to join. er, F. B. Fargo Sunday. As it fitfully blows, now conceals, now discloses? Huirás, Chas. J.; Hampton, Frederich Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam, E. Cone, John Murray and Mr. and J ; Huirás, Edward E .; Hagen, Thec- NEW MAGAZINE PRICES In full glory reflected now shines on the stream; Mrs. F. B. Fargo attended the Red dore; Harvey, Harry S.; Hatfield, Ca’- LOCALS Many of the standard magazines Gross meeting at Aurora Sunday. vin P .; Hammond, Phillip L .; Kraack, 'Tis the star-spangled banner; 0, long may it wave have bee forced to raise their sub Mrs. Chas. Green and sons Francis Fritz W.; Lycurgus, Albert; McFtr- O’er the land of the free, and the home of the brave! Mr and Mrs. Geo. Askin were Port land, William W.; Mandeville, Ralph and Jean, left today for Washington, scription prices. The new prices ef land visitors yestesday. to spend a few weeks with her daugh R.; Mitts, Jake A.; Olsen, Victor E .; And where is that band who so vauntingly swore Olson, Hilmer C.;Phennig, William A.; Mrs. Carl Potwin of Meridian is visit- fective since November 1, 1916, are ter. That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion Sandsness, Wilmer J.; Schadffenbeig, ng her father John Bradburg of Tole given below for some of the many A home and a country should leave us no more ? Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCall and Mr. Lawrence A. P .; Stefani, Edwards; do. Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps magazines, for which we take sub and Mrs. O. C. Woodford and daughter Smith, Edgar; Sannes, Conrad B .; pollution. Mrs. Ingalls of Woodburn has been Ella spent the week end with Mr. and Selby, Fay A.; Tobie, Harvey E.; No refuge could save the hireling and slave the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dimick scriptions at the Observer office: Mrs. D. W. Sanders. Toedtemeier, George; Tunzi, Raffael; From the terror of flight, or the gloom of the grave; this week. American Boy...............................$7.50 The Milton ball club will journey to' Viñyard, John R .; Weich, William; John Batchler of Olympia has been American Magazine......... j ........ „ 1.50 Stafford near Oregon City to play a Will, Chester A.; Will, Clifford L .; And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave, visiting the C, D. F. Wilson family Wehner, Herman. Two years for............................ 2.09 return game Sunday. All those de O’er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. this week. siring to accompy the club should ar Canby, No. 2 Boys’ Magazine ............................ 1.00 range with D. W. Sanders. Beckmenn, William F. N .; Deere, Miss Orletta Kraus is home for the Children’s Magazine (Little 0! thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand Among those attending the carnival Amos J.; Gardner, Harry R .; Hagen, summer from Portland, the schools Between their loved homes and the war’s desola Folks) ....... 100 were Patrick Leroy, Patrick Brennen, Lewis P .; Krueger, Edward A .; Krue having closed. tion! Concrete ................................ 2.00 ger, Otto W.; Kueger, Walterv G.; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Fargo and family, Blest with victory and peace, may the heav'n-rescued Miss Elizabeth Canning was here Leisman, Walter H.; Mitts, George C.; Cosmopolitan ................. * ............ 1.50 Mrs. Bithers and daughter Gladys, Miss land Tuesday a guest at the home of Mrs. Young People's Weekly, 1 yr._ .60 Elsie Lundy, Dave Sanders, John Green, Merkl, Bernard A.; Mahlum, James Diana Snyder. Praise the power that hath made and preserved us Floyd Bauer, Glen Harvey, Jay Lundy. O.; Porter, Roland L .; Rupp, Edward a nation. Delineator ....................................... 1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Dimick of Canby were J .; Schmitt, Carl J .; Schmitt, Rubie Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, 1.00 BARLOW the guests of their son Ivan Dimick Designer .............................. C.; Torgson, Claude. And this be our motto—“In God is our trust:" Etude ............................... ............ ] 50 Saturday and Sunday. Canby, No. 3 Mr. Jesse is improving and is seen! And the star-spangled bann r in triumph shall wave Burke, Henry* A .; Bany, Adam E .; John Murray and Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Everybody’s Magazine ................ 1.50 up town each day. O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. Burright, Ernest L .; Brown, Ellis E .; Murray and children were here from Two years tar ..................... 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Oley Berg took in the Bunke, Wiliiam C.; Erickson, Eddie Butteville yesterday. Ford Family ......................- ...... .. 1.00 Rose show last week. 0.; Evans, Clarence C.; Freece, War Miss Louine Kerr, Helen Kerr and Ford O wner............................. 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jesse of Portland ren W .; Gullickson, George; Gullick- their little brother Jacjc were visiting irl’s Companion ................... .50 visited the old folks Sunday. son, Henry; Howard, Fred W.; Johan- friends here yesterday. Harper’s Bazaar .......................... 3.«>0 The young people held a picnic Sun son, Richard; Johanson, Ernest; John Mrs. J. W. Childers wife of a Dalles son Herbert; Jackson, John S .; Jack- ood Housekeeping ..................... 1.50 day on the Mollalla.- They report a son, Erastus L .; Kraft,John W. ;Kraft, attorney, was the guest of her brother Hearst’s Magazine good time. .................. 1.50 íaeob K .; Maple, William E .; Melum, Percy Catlett and family. nland Storekeeper__:i_______ -1.00 The sad news was received Monday Willie 0.; Melum, Neis I.; Molzap, Street commissioner E. M. Zimmer Ladies’ World .......................... 1.00 of the death of Lee Harding in Mon Fred; Olsen, William; Olson, Newell man has been busy this week cleaning Little Folks ..................................... 1.00 MACKSBURG. tana, who joined the army last fall. Mrs. J. Hartzler, while attending 0 .; Persinger, Forest^ Persinger, Mike up the trash on the streets. McCall’s and pattern................._ .50 ■ervice at the Be’thal chapel was sud J .; Riggs, Lester F ; Streijc, Randolf Mr. Bertlesen was married June 12, The little girl’s sewing circle will denly taken sq/11 it was necessary to .Modern Priscilla .......................... 1 00 Miss Wakeman, of McMinnville, is M.; Summerfield, Ed. A. ; Satter, Ed meet as usual on Saturday. June 23rd remove him^to the home of her daught- his many friends are congratulating Two years for ........................ 1.50 ward; Streijc Milosh; Schiedel, Clyde assisting in the work at the Aurora him and wish for his future happiness.’ at the heme of Mrs. G. M. Baldwin. Mothers’ Magazine ...................... 1.50 State Bank as stenographer. | er, Mrs. Roy Yoder. Later, Mr. A. ; Thomas, Joseph E. Miss Pearl Hayes attended the Rose Two yers for......, ....... 2.05 Hartzler was Taken to her own home. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Yergen and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dreier, who Union carnival last werk. Her cousin Miss Outlook (After Feb. 1, Word was received to-day that she is 3arl motored into town yesterday have spent the winter and spring in Armstrong, Robert A. ; Brown, Al Maebelle Young coming home with her 1917) ........................................ 4.0C Portland have returned to their home. still very ill. . bert; Bartlett, Geen F .; Back, Euf rom their homes south of Aurora. to spend her vacation. Popular Mechanics ................. 1.50 Toung; Colvin, Harry C. ; Colvin, Rob J. J. Redfields of Toledo, Oregon, is Little Thelma, daughter of Mr. and A meeting of the dii ectors of the Eby opular Science Monthly.... ....... 1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Burgeyne of New Era Mrs. Roy Yoder, sustained an injury t o |scbool district was Held on Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Busch and ert I.; Colvin, Walter R., Eisele, Karl here looking after his property, which Review of Reviews ..................... 3.00 her hand a few weeks ago so serious [June 18th, at the school house. Geo. son of Oregon City cailpd on Mr. and B. ; Eisele, Ora H.; Flick, William E.; le bought from G. A. Watts sometime St. Nicholas —....................... 3.00 Graham, Joseph J-.; Hart, Albert H.; igo. that permanent disfigerment wa3 Zimmerman was re-elected director. Mrs. Jesse recently. Smart Set ............................ 3.00 Haskins, Harry 0.; Kee Hong, Ed feared. It is so much better now, Abe Hepler was chosen district clerk Sunset Magazine ..... 1.50. A. W. Kraus, A. H. Giesy, and J. M ward; Kee Bue, Jack; McClincy,Thom Mrs. Irene Wurfel is in Portland as for another year. Mr. Hepler was al however, no ill effects are probable. Today’s Magazine ...... ....................... 50 Will drove to Mt. Angel yesterday to so appointed captain of the Red Cross companion to her friend Miss Bruen as R .; Page, Roscoe... Rasmussen, Woman’s Home Companion - 1.50 ittend a meeting of the Merchant’s as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilton with their Association. who has had a stroke of paralysis. We Charley; Sporlasky, William W.; White, Twd years for ................... 2.00 loeiation. four younger children are still at their Edgar M.; W-agner, Frederick W. hope for Loretta’s speedy recovery. Rev. Emil Meyer of the Lutheran Woman’s Magazine ____ .75 farm home in this place, Mr. Hilton Review of Reviews and Youth’ Needy. Woman’s W orld...................................35 has about finished putting in his .crops, church at San Jose, Calif., conducted a At the school meeting held Monday Companion (new subs only) both Boyer, Floyd F.; Clark, John H.; World’s Work ...................... 3.00 and will return on Tuesday of the pres service at the Eby school house and af night a three mill tax was voted. C. Cooper, Charley W.; Christenson, Geo one year, $3.00. (Regular price terwards assisted at the new Sunday F. Ziegler was re-elected to serve 3 Two years for ........................ 5.00 ent week to his mountain ranch. Mrs. M.; Cohn, Maurice; Dozier, George M.; $5.00.) Hilton will remain with her mor.her, school on the afternoon of Sunday June years as director upon the resignation Thesea nd many other magazines Dworschak, William C.; Eyman, Fred 17th. A large and appreciative con of H. T, Melvin. L. L. Irwin was Mrs.Eugene Mills ftr a few day longer. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Parrish and son or periodicals we can furnish at the C. ; Eyman, Edwin H.; Egli, Sam: gregation was present and every en elected clerk. Mr. and Ivlrs. E. L. Clarke motored lowest possible priees. Call or write Ewaít, Samuel H.; Egli, Noah; Frank couragement was given for a continu from Beaver Creek Sunday to visit before subscribing elsewhere. lin, Oscar B.; Frederickson, Gordy M. ance of these services. Mrs. Rose Giesy and family. The Aurora Observer, Giger, Oren A.; Gottwald; Maurice L.- THE OBSERVER COMMENDED The rapid advance of all vegetation, Aurora, Oregon. Herbaugh, Marvin H.; Harnack, Alfrei Albert Pratt and Ed.Putruk returned G."; Hilton, Harvey H.; Hostettler Tuesday frojn a trip to Vancouver to | the charming temperature of the early and of the later portion of t ie day, in The Observer has received the fol Christian E.; Jackson, William H. see the latter’s son, who belongs to the deed of the whole day, when one can lowing from the Oregon Liberty Loan Jackson, Benjamin H.; Johnson Ciar OTgineermg corps of the army. ence H.; Kuhnke, Herman W.; Kyllo The school board met last night ; be in the shade, the heat being only Cunmiètee: Haakon H.; Kennagy, William G. | such as is nesessary to facilitate Mr. N. C. Wescott. publisher Aurora Kieling, Louis F.; King, Elmer D. Chairman Will swore in Dr. B. F Giesy as director, and Mrs. Cora S growth, creates a love of country life Observer, Aurora,Oregon: Dear Sir:— Kyllo, Neis; Knutson, Ben; Kyllo Wescott as clerk. Only routine mat The Oregon Publicity Committee wishes Ben; Kyllo, Peter; Lantz, Verhe W. ters were considered. ^specially in those accustomed to the prowded town. One has to learn by to thank you for your kind efforts in Miller, Dewey S.; Mitts, Jesse E. IF ANY ONE experieuce, what it is to stand all day behalf of the Liberty Loan Campaign. Mueller, Louis F.; Monson, John Dies We appreciate all that you have done 1 on a floor that is vibrating with sub- Mitts, Lewis A.; ‘ Oleson, Alfred G. D.; Nauretz, Earl; Scramlin, Russel ; Sherwood, Harry E.; Stevens, Ray Elopes tessancan machinery, in a temperature to make Oregon the first State of the Ritter, Rudolph W .; Roth, William C. Marries bightened by running dynamos in an at Coast to meet its obligations in this Ritter, John A.; Sanders, Jake R. mond A.; Smith, Chester H.; Steven Embezzles patriotic duty. It shows that Oregon mosphere heavy with the breath of a Stuwe, John H.; Stuwe, August C. Clarence L.; Weninger, John; Wilson Leaves Town living multitude, with the heas.hg can do things if thè people pull togeth Sether, Carl T.; Sailor, Fred C. Fay; Yoder, Roy S.; Zenger, Andrew. Has a Fire er. It showed it in the Liberty Loan deadened by the changes and clash of Schultz, Elmer H.; Sether, George M. Lad Hill. Has a Baby Campaign. It will show it in the cam traffic on the streets and the thunder Searfald, Carl M.; Soe, Arnt E.; Tay Case, Bruce B.; Divine, Charles W Has a Party paign for the Red Cross Fund. This is of railways overhead, then when the lor, Charles F.; Thiel, Ernest H.; Wie Dahl, Otto U.; Green, Albert.E.; Gra Buys a Home “ a period which we hope will prove days work is ended to fight ones way gand, Philip; Wilstrand, Clarence E. her, John H.; Hiester, Henry; Moad Sells a Farm memorable in American history as a i through a suthing ever increasing Wolfer, Benjamin; Westberg, Gordon Marshall D.; Moad, William E.; Mag Has Been 111 week of preparation and sacrifice.” ' crowd to a car which offers only the Yoder, Christian G.; Yoder, Loney L. auson, Carl J.; Philip, Wilford W Gets a Divorce 1 alternative betwee l being packed in We must provide for the care of our Youngstrom, Carl E.; Yoder, Dave A. Seyerson, Peter; Vancleave, Charle Comes to Town with the human sardines already seated wounded and sick soldiers. ' We will not 3.; Wilhelm, Henry; Weston, George Macksburg. Has an Operation be any too ready by the time that the there or standing w iti aching feet and Adams, Walter R.; Adams, John G. H. Discovers a Spy casualty lists of ‘our boys’ in France clinging to the outer rail. When home Bolland, Oscar; Bolland, Peder O. Commits a Murder Liberal. I at last is reached an apartment house, begin to come home. We must not Brusch, Francis A.; Bowers, Raleigh Has Been Arrested fail to thus early in the war realize the Adams, Millard F.; Bengli, Aaron if the salary is pretty high,does he find Has An Auto Smash the evenings coolness and grieve these? seriousness of the situation.—Yours Collins, Clarence; Etzel, William D. ; Callahan, Edward; Doppleb, Volk Falls From an Aeroplane Fenske, Jacob; Gribble, James; Grib nar; Damm, Gebrge; Damm, William Walks of brick or stone one thoroughly truly, W. M. Ladd, Chairman. Is Sued For Preach of Promise ble, Eugene S.; Gelbrich, Louis C. Frederick, Otto B.; Fisher, Dorsey heatod a midsummer sun are since cool Gelbrich, William E.; Gibson, Sylvea -^Hscher, Henry H.; Fridrick, Grover again till the autumn frost has come ter; Gribble, Ensley W.; Harms, Gro T.; Farr, Arthur N . ; Grimm, Cicero and as for the needed quite, the weary REBEKAHS ELECTION ver; Hamilton, Alvin D.; Hepler, John A. D.; Hornshuh, Arthur R ff Keffer brain may take such rest as in vouch THAT’S NEWS. PHONE IT. G.; Hepler, Abraham R.; Jesse, Avon James F.; Keys, Frank A.; Lowell safed between the street car clamor At a recent meeting the Western C.; Kraxbérger, Edmund; Kraxberger Arthur L.; Larson, John W.; Maskell and the alarm of the telephone sound ADORABLE MIDDY. ing with affairs not his own. To step Hope Rebekah lodge of this city, tne Rufus H. A.; Krause, Benjamin; Koch William C.; Makinster, Arthur E from this to a country ranch where he following were chosen as the officers Edward; Kessling, Ernest E .; Lucas Miller, Winfield S.; McElroy, John H This one-piece cut on middy lines is If you have any old ivon, old rub Friedrich T.; L^amour, James; Lamour Pickens, Lewis EL; Reynolds, William is awakended the breezy call of incense for the next term: of pink chambray beautifully smocked ber, copper, bras.s paper, or any George W.; Lorenz, Alvin H.; Merz H.; Reynolds, Harrington E.; Stier Mrs. Phil Wiegand, N. G, Miss breathing morn in an atmosphere where across the yoke and pockets. Cross Manning, Harley Fred; Vick, Christopher C. E.; Witzke other old things you do not know stitching, and smocking are to be used hs must move swiftly to keep warm Rose Damm, V. G. Mrs. Jesse Gray, Ferdinand E.; Masterson, Lauren I.; Moore, Chas Henry H.; White, Laymorine L what to do with sell them to Ezra Secretary. Mrs, Chris Zimmerman, with no sound save the singing of the ever to adorn childish more than Hurst, Aurora. F.; Merz, Walter C.; Moore, Henry Whiteis, Ralph L.; Wallace, Lew E. wild birds, the murder of a running Treasurer, gowns. Frank L. Miller has moved h is garage into h is new b u i l d i n g which is n o w nearly completed and is prepared to serve the mo toring public. He expects to give both d a y and night service News—Phone It!