ï h_e Aurora Observer
(Pô hot include the money
to be received from the
BEST FOOD TO FATTEN FOWN
tax which it is propos
Whether Young or Old Mixed Grain«
ed to vote.)
N. C. WESCOTT,Editor and Publisher Total estimated receipts*
Are Better Than Any One Variety
—Milk Is Relished.
not including the money
Entered as second class m atter March
to
be
received
from
the
28, 1911, at the postoffice a t Aurora,
Mixed grains are better for fatten
tax which it is proposed
Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879.
ing fowl, whether old or young than
to v o te ____-ii_______ — 3,333.60 any one variety alone. Oats and corn,
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
RECAPITULATION
ground, are perhaps the most fatten
TO INCREASE TAX M O R E Total estimated expenses
ing. Buckwheat and ordinary wheat
THAN SIX PER CENT- O V E R
for the year .................... 11,545.00 are good food and add variety to the
rations but they are not so fattening.
THAT OF T H E PREVIOUS Total estimated receipt^,
Chickens get tired of one kind of feed,
YEAR.
not including the tax to
the, same as people do, but they thrive
be voted_________________ 3,333.60 on mixed feed. Skim milk is one of
Balance amount to be rais
the best articles of diet that can be
Notice is hereby.given to the legali
ed by district ta x ______
8,211.40 put on the fowl's bill of fare. It is
voters of School p istrict No. 23 of i
relished, it is healthful, it is nourish
(If the amount to be rais
Marion and 303 of Claekamas County
ing and it greatly improves the color,
ed by special tax is more
r '
• “
flavor and texture of the dressed
State, of Oregon, th at an election will
by six per cent than the
m eat Among the most rapid gainers
be held in said District at the I. O. O. | amount raised the year
for killing purposes are the barred
immediately preceding,
F. Hall, Aurora, Oregon, on the 24th
Plymouth Rocks, the Rhode Island
day of July, 1920, at 7:30o’clock in the, fill out the following
Reds and the Wyandottes. Fed on
the above rations any of them can be
afternoon, to Vote on the question of /blank. Otherwise cross
out this part.)
made to gain from a pound to a pound
increasing the amount of the tax levy
and a half in three weeks, possibly
SPEAKER OF THE DAY
in 'said D istric t for the year 1920, by The amount o f money to
less. This is profitable feeding.
more than six per cent over the
be raised by this special
' y0 ?/
■ -v-
amount of such levy for the year im- lax is m ore; than the a-
mediately preceding.
mount raised by special
FEED FOWLS DAMAGED GRAIN
It is necessary to raise this addi-1 school district tax in the
It I* Essential to Exercise Particular
year immediately pre
tional amount by special levy for the
Cure That Birds Are Net Ilk
ceding this, (plus six
following reasons: This increase is
jured by Material.
per cent. I t is neces
necessary to provide teacher’s salar
sary to raise this addi
ies, to purchase high school site and
(Prepared by the United States Depart
tional amount by special
ment of Agriculture.)
provide equipment for the new high
levy for the following
Although It is good management to
school.
allow poultry to rustle about in grain
reasons:
(Here give
Dated this 30th day of June, 1920.
fields and stock yards after the grain
reasons
in
not
to
exceed
ZENO SCHWAB,
erop has been stacked or thrashed, it
one hundred words.)
Chairman Board of Directors.
is essential to exercise particular care
To
provide
extra
instruct
ALLEN J. ZIMMERMAN, Clerk.
that the fowl are not injured by feed
or, to purchase high
ing on damaged grain. Specialists of
school site and provide
the United States department of agri
equipment fo r the new
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
culture assert that where damaged
high school building.
grain is fed in limited amounts to the
flock which is on free range, the possi
Dated
this
30th
day
of
June.
1920.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
bility of serious injury is reduced to a
Attest
:
ZENO
SCHWAB,
voters o f Joint S c h o o l D i s-
minimum. On the other hand, they
Chairman Board of Directors. state that it is-advisable not to feed
triffl No. 23 of Marion County and
303 of Clackamas County, State of
ALLEN J. ZIMMERMAN, Clerk. the damaged grain-—and never to use
Orégon, that a Special School meet
this material if it is moldy or musty
—in anything but very small amounts
ing: of said District will be held at
the I. O. O. F. Hall, at Aurora, Ore
Gordon R W att was a business visitor where the fowl are closely confined
all the time. There is an inexplain-
gon, on the 24th day of July, 1920, at at Kelso Monday.
able something about the range which
the hour of 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon
the birds have as well as the waste
to vote upon the proposition of levy
products which they utilize that ap
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A.
Vierson
were
visit
ing a special district tax, of increas
parently keeps them healthy, so that
JOHN P. HUNT, M anager
L. M. BITNEY, C oncessions
ing? the ■ tax by more than six per ors in Woodburn yesterday.
cent over the district tax levied in
1919, and of selecting a site for a
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bhlen and child
school house and authorizing its pur
It is reported that Dr. Howard D.
ren
motored to Portland yesterday.
chase.
Poor of Portland will establish a sana-
The total amount of money needed by
tarium at Wilhoits for the treatment
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
'
the district during the fiscal year
of various chronic diseases. For the
The
Gladney
Bros,
were
here
from
beginning on June 22, 1920, and
first time in its history the manage
ending on J une 30, 1921, is esti Union District On business Thursday.
ment will offer lots for sale there, that
mated in the following budget
private cottages may be built,
and includes tlfe^amounts to be
Miss
Lenna
Keyt
has
been
the
guest
’ received from the county school
, fund, state school "fund, special of her sister Mrs. G. R. W att the past
MARRY—For speedy marriage, ab
..district tax, and all other monies week.
solute best, largest in the country; es
t of the district:
tablished 15 years.
Thousands select
Of all kinds are still due to rise
Chickens Having Free Range Utilize members, both sexes. Wealthy wish
BUDGET -
Mrs. W. H. Asquith was a visitor
Much Waste Product.
in price. But anything in this
ing early marriages. 'Strictly confiden
Estimated Expenditures
Monday at the home of Mrs. John Pugh
tial. Descriptions free. The Old Re
1 ? Teachers’ salaries... .$ . 5,720.00
they
are
able
to
handle
small
amounts
line m ay still be -purchased at
for the day.
of grain which are not too seriously liable Club, Mrs.'Wrubel Box 26, Oak
2 1 Furniture . . . . . . . . . .
1,200.00
this store at the lower prices.
damaged. It Is especially necessary land, Cal.
17-19
3 Apparatus and sup
to watch corn and cornmeal, as these
plies, such as maps?,
Take your cherries to Sadler & Kraus feeds are Inclined to spoil rather
Ladies w ill find here all standard
chalk, erasers, stoves,
Aurora, Some varieties of cherries easily.
enrtains, etc., . . . . . .
300.00 site now ready to pick.
Eighty names were drawn Satur-
toilet preparations and articles:
dayHby the clerk of the U. S. District
4 ; Library books . . . . . .
75.00
GREEN BONE GOOD FOR HENS Court at Portland, of men to serve as
5j Flags . ........ ...............
25.00
Patent medieines o f every des
m Repairs o f sch q o 1-
trial jurors for the July term.
Material
Can
Often
Be
Purchased
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
L.
Mathieu
were
cription will be found on
houses, outbuildings
Among those drawn were 15 Marion
From Local Butcher—Is Substitute
or fences ..................*.
county
men,
including
H.
L.
Gill,
ed
200.00 here from the home r ear Butteville
our shelves.
for Meat Scrap.
71 Im proving, grounds ..
itor of Woodburn; J. A. McDonald,
100.00 Monday.
■8? Playground equipment
2Ò0.00
(Prepared by the United States Depart farmer, of St. Paul; J. E: Mitts,
Prescriptions carefully
ment of Agriculture.)
9 Transportati o n o f
farmer, of Aurora; Lawrence M.
Green cut bone can often be p w
compounded.
M.
J.
Lee
is
“
batching"
while
his
pupils . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.50.00
chased^ from the butcher. This ma Scholl of Hubbard, and Nelson C.
wife
and
daughter
are
away
on
a
!
ID Tuition o f p u p ils.. . .
terial when procured fresh makes an Wescott of Aurora.
11 J a n ito r’s wages . . . .
900.00 Chautauqua Circuit for several weeks, j excellent substitute for beef scrap. It
12 , J a n ito r’s . supplies . . .
should be purchased in small quanti
40.00
Don't Pick Out a Printer
ties, as it cannot be kept fresh for any
13 Fuel . . a ......................
400.00
W. L. Bently, manager of the Paul- length of time and when spoiled may
14 Light . ........ ..............
100.00 hamus fruit interests -in this section
Blindfolded
Aurora, Oregon
15 W a t e r ................... ..
125.00 was here on business yesterday, Sadler cause severe bowel trouble. It is best
fed
in
a
trough
not
oftener
than
every
16 Clerk’s salary . . . . . . .
25.00 & Kraus are local agents for the com other day, allowing abont one-half
17 Postage and stationery
10.00 pany.
ounce per bird. Should severe or con
18 For the payment of
tinued looseness of the bowels follow
bonded debt and in
the feeding of green cut bone it should
terest thereon, issued
Among those here on business this be discontinued or the quantity re
under Sections 117,
week were Mr. and Mrs. V. Van Vleet, duced.
Get the One W ho Can,
144, to 148, and 422 of
STRAY PLANTS
B. J. Grim. G. Giesy, Mr. and Mrs.
¿Help You Sell Your Goods']
the School Laws of
Chas. Kraxberger,Mr. and Mrs. Crock
The farmer’s expletive—“My Land I”
Oregon, 1917 . . . . . . . . .
er, Frank Albee, G. Plantz, and John
19 Interest on warrants,
Gahler.
The slanderer is the social miner,
ability to help
etc. . .......... .
75.00
ever seeking “pay-dirt.”
20 Incidental and emer
you sell your goods and
Y ou w ill receive a rub
gencies ........................
200.00
A lgrge number, of the Aurora mem
A seeming sneer may be only ths
w e can do this at a
21 School site ................
1,800.00 bers of the Pythian Sisters lodge went lack of a dentist.
ber tip lead pencil with
reasonable cost to you.
22
to Hubbard Tuesday anight to attend a
each
lo af o f Luxury
Put your htenrt In %our work.,
23
meeting of the Hubbard Lodge of the
Econom y and stand
(Plenty
of
room
for
it.)
bresid sold exclusively
same order. All report a fine time—
24 Total estimated am ’t
a r d i z a t i o n are the
and big “ feed".
of money to be ex
a
t W urster Bros. Mar
watchwords
here.
W
e
Prejudice is like ajgood cigar. Enjoy
pended for all pur- :
It alone..
use Hammermill Bond,
ket
until our supply
poses during* the year. 11,545.00
the
«standard,
economi
Senator Louis Lachmund, who was
is exhausted,
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Every “hep-hep” of the boy scout
cal, business paper and
one of the leading candidates for presi marks the advance thread of a real
From county school fund
dent of the state senate, has with man.
w e turn out a grade of
during t h e coming
school year . . v f . ..-. 1,077.99 drawn from the, race. It is reported
printing that brings' re
Patience, boys. Did you ever not«
th at he will throw his support to sena
(Use. amount of county
sults for our customers.
how the old team seems to know when
tor Eddy of Roseburg,
fund received last year as
Dad
takes
hold
of
the
lines?
basis in making this esti
L E T U S SH O W Y O U
mate.)
On the school-house, yes. And you'
Manager
McCroskey
of
the
Salem
From state school fund
Commercial Club was here Monday on might even hoist Old Glory above the
during the c o m i n g
potato-field.
business connected with the Marion
RAILROAD TIME CARD
school year ....................
255.61
county road bonds. The Aurora State
We carry a Compl< ite line o f
Think of a food-shortage when the
(Use amount of state
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Bank has agreed to take its share of only happy people will be the dys
school fund received last
Quality LUMBER, SHINGLES, CEMENT. SAND, BRICK, TILE, ETC
$4000 tn bonds—if there are no Dids in peptics!
year as basis in making
NORTH BOUND
responses to the county court’s call.
this estimate.)
Pretty good kind of aristocracy, af No. 16 (on flag).......... — ^ 7:56 a.m.
Cash now in hhiids of the
ter all, that dug up crocuses to plant No. 28 (Stop)
............... 10:14 a.m.
We Are Building Material Specialists and, (Me r Yea a FREE Flan Service
district clerk . . . . . . . . .
Purdy's “ treason" to McAdoo seems the potatoes.
No.
18
(stop).—
........... — -3:10p.m.
Cash now in the hands of
to be causing a great deal of trouble in
—Y O U C A N D O B E T T E R A T —
6 32 p.m.
Die county treasurer, be
Remember, life’s record is always No. 24 ( s to p )----- .........
the Democratic ranks. ,But those’who
written
with
an
Indelible
pencil.
Hence
longing to the district . . ............... know Purdy well know also that he
Estimated amount to be
SOUTH BOUND
may be a candidate himself before the so many obscuring blots.
s received from all other
campaign is over. He once received
Always try to transplant young No, 23 (stop) JS -------------- 9:12 a.m.
'rVnirces during the com- -
1300 votes for governor of Oregon. He sprouts into better soil. Your young No, 17 (stop) ....................- 2:59 p.ml
Complete line of Drugs, etc., a tl I laii your drug orders to Moo
ing seupol year . . . . . . .
2,000.00 OJght to havq as many for president,
life is one of them.'
b
Ro. 27 (on flag)......... — -r- 5:45 p.ip Moore’s, Woodbur^ft. Mail yoiir orders (■ O f rug Store, Woodburn
Thursday, July 1, 1920
Celebrate In Woodburn
Woodburn is -preparing on a grand scale to
Celebrate Independence Day, with a fine pro
gram, at the City Park, beginning at 10 a. m.,
MONDAY, JULY 5th, 1920
Hon. Geo. C. Brownell, of Oregon City
There will be Concerts, Band Music, Fun and
Frolic. Volley Ball and Sports in the evening
on Front Street, for cash prizes. Free Busses to
and from grounds.
Cherrian Band of Salem
* Accompanied by Cherrians v
Picnic Dinner At N oon-Free Coffee
Baseball—St. Paul vs. Woodburn, in the afternoon
GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING
Rubber Goods
AURORA DRUG STORE
NOTICE to HOUSEWIVES
\A 7E have the
and School
Children
WURSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon
A gent For The Copeland Silo
C O P E L A N D ’S , Hubbard, Oregon