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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1919)
MARKET REPORT IRWINS RETURN TO BARLOW Mrs. L .L . Irwin and son Elmer have returned from a motor trip through i California and Oregon, Mr. Irwin re? i turned last month. The Irvins toured j California to San Diego,then into Mexi- j co at Tia Juana, and returned by a j route further east, across the Mojave j Desert. They visited the Mariposa' Redwood forest, then to Glacial Point! overlooking the Yosemite Valley then i U| % into the valley and back to Sacramento \ and on to Klamath Falls and Rocky ; Point where they camped a month, j While there they killed a big black beir. From there they went to Crater Lake,where Mr. Irwin returned to Bar- low, and Mrs. Irwin and son drove into Eastern Oregon. T h e.lig h test S ix on th e m ark et. W e ig h t The trip was greatly enjoyed, but The Metzler hops and hop houses 2150 pounds, 44 horse p ow er. T h e that burned a short time ago m Yam they prefer Oregon to California, They O akland Sensible S ix cars co st LESS TO hill county were covered by insurance— encountered some very bad roads and O WN, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN than an y oth er the buildings for $1500 in the Hop! grades, travelled 5981 miles and spent a u tom ob ile built. Grower’ s Fire Relief Association and ! $4.12 for repairs on their machine. | the 17,000 pounds of hops in the same { association and in an old line company O w ners o f O akland Sensible S ixes c o n I at about 25 cents a pound. .The hops] sta n tly re p o rt g e ttin g 18 to 25 m iles to The state game warden warns hunt were contracted in two lots at 20 cents ers that shooting must not begin more the g a llon o f ga solin e. | and at 30 cents, hence the companies w h b very liberally compromised at 25 cents. than one half hour before sunrise and M ileages o f 8000 per set on tires are us must stop at sunset- The sunrise and The hops were contracted by Henry L. sunset schedule for the remainder of u a l,, w h ile record s o f 12,000 are n o t in Bents tor Strauss & Co. of London. October follows: fre q u e n t. Sunrise sunset 5,34 ...................... 6.16 T h e ea sy -rid in g qualities o f th ese cars 5.32 .............. ..-6 .1 6 The ballot title for the anti-cigarette Matters In W hich You Are Inter are th e resu lt m ain ly o f th e com b in a 5.30 .............- . „ - 6 , 1 8 ested In Both Marion and Clack Singers frequently complain of ca bill has been prepared by the attorney tion o f lon g , slow - a ctin g, under slu n g 5.29 ........ . . . „ „ 6 . 2 0 tarrh and nearly always blame, the general and “ Jack” Frost, of Oregon amas Counties. rear sprin gs and la rg e 32x4 tires. .......................6.21 5.27 American climate for their trouble. City, and other friends of the bill will 5.25 . . . ; „ „ „ . 6 . 2 2 Do the singers, however, sufficiently now have to rustle 10,000 signatures in During September 2056 automobiles .................„ ,6 .2 4 5.23 consider the food they eat? W e have order to get the bill on the ballot. The were registered at the secretary of been informed by a medical expert, purpose of the bill as stated in the bal 6,22 _______ _____6,25 state’ s office. The total registration whom we respect as an authority, that 5.20 ____________ 6.26 for 1919 is now 80,354. The license fees most of the throat disturbances in the lot title is as follows: 5,18 ___________ 6.27 “ Abolishing cigarettes by prohibiting collected amounted to $587,596. Most United States are caused by overdoses 5.16 ...........„ „ „ 6 . 2 9 the sale, use or possession thereof; also I of this goes to swell the road funds. .1920 MODEL of sugar. ITe says he has proved his ...................... 6,30 5.15 prohibiting soliciting receiving orders j statement on a number of vocalists of Van Trump, county fruit inspector, 5.13 ...................... 6.31 various temperaments and physical for, or making contracts for the sale of j H as several n ew fea tu res, A n o th e r ca r o f estimatas the value of the Marion coun 5.12 characteristics by inducing them to cigarettes; prohibiting the advertise- ( relia b ility and quality. ty apple, crop at $100,000. The best eat excessively of sugar and sweet diet mente of cigarettes, providing that the j ____ 6,34 5.10 grades will bring $1.75 per box, and late in the evening, and then to ob words “ cigarette’ or cigarettes' as ____________ 6.36 5,08 other grades used for jellies, jams, serve. most carefully the condition of used in type act shall be held to include .................... .6,37 5.07 cider, etc. will bring $12 to $14 per ton. their throats and tongues in the morn- cigarette, cigarettes, cigarette paper, 5.05 . . „ ________ 6.38 j mg. After he had brought on ca 5.04 ____________ 6.40 cigarette« wrapper, or any substitute I The Phez Company at Salem expect tarrhal troubles through the abuse of ____________ 6.41 5.02 to use 3,000,000 (or 1500 tons) of apples j sugar he invariably restored the vocal j therefor, or any paper or form pre-1 ____________ 6.42 5.01 this fall— mostly in the manufacture ox I chords to their normal condition by pared to be filled with tobacco for ____________ 6.44 • 4.59 AURORA OREGON A pplju- which is a sort of an aristor l putting his patients on a salt diet and cigarette use; defining the duties of officers in enforcing this act and pro cratic cider, drunk by J. P . Morgan, j prohibiting the sugar diet. viding a penalty for its violation.” Louis Lachmiind and the editor of the W e are but quoting a doctor’s con j versation and we do not for a moment Observer. Mrs.. Chris Giesy and Mfs. L, G. | “No where to go but home” isn’t nose, as medical experts ourselves. Giesy entertained Friday afternoon at.1 It is reported that the Marion county i AVe believe, however, that the doc such a misfortune after all, consider the home of the former near Donald. commissioners are contemplating th e! tor’s advice should at least receive ing housing conditions. Five Hundred was the feature of the purchase of two more paving plants, ] careful consideration.— Exchange. which are to be used next spring to | With old-fashioned housewives afternoon, Mrs. Gqo. W . Yergen won; The general conférence of the M. E. The Clackamas county court has start the paving of the “ market roads’ ’ i cleanup day comes oftener than once first honors and Mrs. A. D. Y ergen ! church of Oregon wa held at Salem abolished the old scheme for 57 road second. Resreshments were served. authorized by the people last June. The j a year. last week and the Bishop made the fol-j districts for Clackamas county, and has Those present were Mesdames Aufranc, plants cost about $15,600 each. The I lowing assignments of pastors in this i adopted a plan which conforms in a Moore, Sexsmith, Freeman, Singer, county already owns one plant. j part of the valley for the next year: general way with the following bound- Garrett and Flynn, of Donald; E. R. The Crucial Test. Canby, Henry Spiess. aries, excluding incorporated cities and ' "The annual campaign for Red Cross Gribble, Fred Y erg en , A. D. Y ergen, Of course, Algernon, there is a ie; Mail your drug orders to Moore’ e town, which under the state 4|tfw, are Fargo, Alexander Hawthorne. members will take place in Marion gitiinnte way to learn whether your Geo. W. Yergen, Glenn Yergen, Rad- Drug Store, Woodburn, separate road districts: Hubbard, H O, Cooper. o u n ty n e x t month—November 3-11— sweetheart’ s complexion is natural or cliffe, See, Powers, Chas, Becke, Otta- Molalla, J. R. Benton. No. 1— Combines districts Nos, 1, 47 ending on Armistice Day. Ore half] H. L. Colvin last week received £ applied. Rub it with a wet rag, then way, Diana Snyder, Vandeleur, Sadler, i WilsonviUe, Alfred Bates. and 38, all north of the Clackamas and the membership fees will . be used for j big thoroughbred Durham bull pur- look at the rag.— Galveston News. Wescott, Henry L, Bents, Frank L, j Woodburn, C. L. Dark, F. L. Moore. I East of the Willamette, with a valu local (home) work, and the other half! chased at Carlton. It was shipped by Miller of Aurora; Moshberger of Wood- j ation of $3,646,000, the largest of any will be sent to headauarters. I frieght. The Feed Mili at the Ziegler ware- burn; Webb of San Francisco; Vadnais, j ! district in the county. Practically all Aurora j house will begin grinding again Friday of Portland; and Misses Velma Bents j According to the Oregon City Ban There will be a dance at the Meridian people whose premiums at I of the main roads in this district have ner-Courier, open violation of the game Band Hall, Saturday evening, O ctober I afternoon, October 10, and will also j and Georgia Kraus of Aurora. the Clackamas county fair were Mrs. i j been hardsurfaeed and the district will - _— ----------------------- law is going on at Marks Prairie and 18. to which you are’ cordially invited. ! grind Saturday all day, and every Sat-j C. C. Oldfield, first on best quilt; Mrs. ; not have roads coming under the bond that many birds were killed before the [There w.ill be good music nd a good urday thereafter until further notice Your mail ordefs will receive prompt; Ban two firsts on Pekin ducks; C. C. ' ing act. 31-2t s iason opened, |3ut it is not probable | time, Mail your drug orders to Moores j attention and your patronage appre- i Oldfield,prize on yellow dent corn;Matt| No. 2— All of the territory in the that Marks Prairie shoot# any more Ban first on silo corn and broom millet, ! eiated.— Aurora Drug Store. George P. H. S. White who bought a Drug Store, Wooiburn, county west of the Willamette river, holes in the game law than other locali ! place at Turner last spring has sold it with a valuation of $2,860,000. ties do. ! and has moved to Salem where he has No. 3—Embraces the entire north Examinations for persons to -act as j purchased a small place. He cleared boundary of the county east of the census enumerators in the first district ! up about $2500 on the deal. Willamette except that comprised in of Oregon will be held under civic ser- LOST— Somewhere on main street District No, 1, and taking in about yice regulations at Salem during the half of the territory north of the I Sunday an Ivory handled fingernail last week in October, according to an i file. As this belongs to a new mani- Clackamas. Valuation $2,650,000. announcement Saturday of Supervisor ; cure set, the owner would appreciate No. 4—Includes all territory lying of Census H. R. Crawford. All per- • its return to the Observer office, south of District No, 3 to the Clacka s.ms wishing to take the examination mas river, with a valuation of $1.900,- George Miller, James A, Miller and should write or apply to Mr, Crawford, 1 G. A. W att went to Portland Tuesday post office building, before October 15. ! evening to hear Senator Johnson flay No. 5— Bounded on the north by the Mr, and Mrs. Zeno Schwab went ..to! Clackamas river, and including the ter | the League of Natioqs to & ' crowded Gervais Thursday to attend the funeral ritory tributary to the Logan arid j auditorium. They al' came back fiery of Mrs. Schwab’s grandmother, Mrs, | Springwater road. Valuation $1,400,- opponents of the League. Sarah Cutsforth. who died September« 30 at the home of her son John H.Cuts-1, County Assessor Ben F. W est was No, 6—Includes the territory tribu forth. She was 88 years of age. She | down from Salem on business Tuesday tary to the Redland road from the pave —looking over the paving plants along was born in England and came to ment between Oregon City and Park- America when a'girl of 18, She lived the Highway and inquiring into the place to a point near Viola. Valuation in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and matter as to whether they are liable to $800,000. assessment m this county. West does Oregon. She has lived in lilarion Egg per dozen 60<‘, Butter, 2-lb. roll $1.10 Butterfat 66c Spring Broilers 23 Ducks, 15c to 18c Turkeys, old, 25c xeese 10c Old Roosters, 12c Hens, 23c to 27 Cascara, 10c Lard, 40c Potatoes, $2.50 Mohair 50c Wool 47c to 53c W e Are Buying Good.Cider Apples Bring them to our Woodbum Plant The Oakland Sensible Six HOP NOTES H . A . T O L B O T , Representative HUNTING HOURS FIXED I County News Notes Overdoses of Sugar Cause of Throat Disturbances Is Statement of Medical Man ANTI-NICOTINE-PILL BILL Price $1275 F. 0 . B. Aurora The New Improved Dort Frank L. LADIES ARE ENTERTAINED CLACKAMAS COUNTY’S METHODIST PASTORS ARE ASSIGNED POSTS NEW ROAD DISTRICTS ® ium t Œ iqrtra 000 , 000 , county nearly 25 years, and was great- hot let any property liable to taxation ly respected hnd much loved by Gervais j escape him. He has made an excellent record as assessor, and it is reported people. candidate for re- that he will be election. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bremer leave to Dr. B. F. Giesy has been named day for ftlorerqii Oregon, where Mr. chairman of the Aurora committee to Bremer will go tb farming on a wheat raise $100 for the Roosevelt Memorial, ranch. His brother lives at Morgan. D. W . Cailton Smith is the county Mr, and Mrs. Zeno Schwab and child chairman. Marion county is to raise ren,-Mrs. Percy Ottaway and son Orren $1760. It therefore seems that Aur and Doctor Giesy drove to Oregon City ora’s share, computed, either according to population or wealth is a little large, Tuesday afternoon. but it will doubtless be raised. With John McKay of the Champoeg sec every subscription, be it large or small, tion died Monday at his home there. a certificate will be given showing the He had been ill for- some time. Mr. McKay was about 60 years old. The holder has contributed to the fund. funeral took place yesterday at St. Chas. Kerr was here Sunday to visit Paul. The deceased leaves a widow relatives. He was recently discharged and children. He was one of the high from the Navy. He was on the battle ly respected- men of the county. ship Arkansas all through the war, and was present at the surrender of the Hun fleet at Scappa Flow. He was with the American battleship fleet SOUTHERN PACIFIC wherever there was work to do and saw much of Europe and America on the long voyages. He is glad to have NORTH BOUND No. 16 (on fla g )__ . . . 7i52 a.m taken pai’t iu the “ great adventure” , No. 28 (Stop)___ _ _______ 10:25 a.m. but like most of the other returned No. 18 (stop) ___ ___ ___ 2:48 p.m. service men, hopes there may be no No. 24 ( s t o p ) „ _ „ ._________ 6.32 p,m. further occasion for a “ repeat order” . » w some today! ^ Y o u ’re going tot call Lucky Strikes just right. Because Lucky Strike ciga rettes give you the g o o d , w h olesom e fla v or o f toasted Burley tobacco. RAILROAD TIME CARD SOUTH BOUND No, 23 (s t o p )_____ _________ - 8:55 a.m. No, 17 (stop) „ „ . __________ 2:59 p.m. Ro, 27 (on fla g )___ _________ 5:45 p.m. Daily Thouoht. Success is counted sweetest by those who ne’er succeed.— Emily Dickinson. © n Guaranteed No. 7—Comprises the Highland road from Oregon City eastward to beyond Clarkes. Valuation $1,231,000. No. 8—Combines the districts of Ca- ! rus, Central Point, McCord Hill and Kelland Hill, Valuation $1,010,000, No. 9— Extends from the limits of ! Oregon City south to Carus and west to j the Willamette Viver and south to New Era, and combines the districts of Molalla, Dickey Prairie, Colton and Wilhoits and connects with the Pacific Highway at the O’Neil turn south of New Era. This district has the largest area of any in the county, with a popu lation of $3,500,000. No. 10— Connects with the* Pacific Highway at Canby, running south to Marquam and Scotts Mills. Valuation $1,310,000. No. 11— Connects with the Pacific Highway at Barlow and extends south to Monitor, with a valuation of $1,310,- 000 . J. M. Will was a business visitor at Portland Tuesday. While there he saw the school book distributors and secured a supply of all books except histories. All schools and pupils here that have not secured their books should send to the Will-Snyder Co, at once, in order that Mr. Will may place an order large enough to supply all the schools of this section, as the distributors can supply only enough to fill orders submitted be fore October 15.