Aurora observer., August 12, 1920, Image 3

! FIRST STATUE IN THE U. S>
A u r o r a ^ a fe
Jackson Memorial, Designed and
Erected by Sculptor Who Start­
ed Life as Plasterer.
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Short Orders,
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Ice Cream
Cigars, Etc.
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W. H. ASQUITH
P AINTIING
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MONEY TO LOAN
Farm Loans Preferred
PAUL C. FISCHER
Beaver Bldg.
96 degrees in the shade
The Jackson statue, in Lafayette
park, Washington, was the first eques­
trian statue unveiled in the United
i States. The famous statue of George
j III, which the New York patriots pull- |i
ed down in 1776, was built before there !
was a United States.
The Jackson
statue was designed and erected by ,
Clark Mills, a “self-made” sculptor, i
who started life as a plasterer. He I
had never seen an equestrian statue !
before he started work on this one, ^
and the appliances for modeling and j
casting were made by him. The metal i
In the group is made of cannon cap- I
hired by Jackson from the British. |
The equipoise of the group is per- |
feet, and no important balancing rods
are used to keep the statue from top- ]
pling. Mills claims that he had so
perfectly attained the center o f grav­
ity in the work that the group would
balance perfectly on the hind feet of
the rearing charger. This fact was
proved, but when the statue was erect­
ed the hind feet of the horse were
bolted, or otherwise^ fastened, to the
base or pedestal, to secure it against
the possible effects of high winds or
other disturbing or mischievous cause».
68 degress in the Iceless
Queen Cooler
Keeps your food sweet and pure
in the hottest weather without ice.
Cakes and bread will keep
fresh and moist
for days.
Vegetables keep fresh for
several weeks.
30 Days Free Trial
Oregon City
Peach Plums
Peach Orchard.
DR. L. A. DILLARD
Rooms 1 and 2, I. 0 . 0 . F. Bldg.
CANBY, OREGON
ALICE JOYCE
Of all the reigning favorites o f the early motion pictures, Alice Joyce
«lone shines as a star today. With such notable plays as Charles Klein's
“ The Lion and the Mouse” and “ The Third Degree;” the famous Drury I>ane
melodrama, “The Sporting Duchess f Rex Beach’s story, “The Vengeance of
Durand,” and “ Slaves of Pride” as her mediums, Miss Joyce has entered an
era of steadily increasing popularity. She occupies a place among the rulers
o f tli6 screen.
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D E N T IST
Trullinger Bldg
Phone United 6319
H ubbard , O regon
LOUIS WEBERT
Notary Public
Fire Insurance
Ellers
22-2t
A New Accessary— “ This
car
won’t run,” said the chauffer to Mrs.
It.—“ I must have a hoodoo on it.”
“ Dear me,” replied Mrs. R.— “ I
thought Bob Shimmin had sold me
every possible attachment, but I ’ll
get a hoodoo, if he says I need it.”
DENTIST
DR. de LESPINASSE
Cheap—Call
Marl your drug orders
Drug Store, Woo iburn,
to
Hardware
The paving o f the Lake Labish
section o f the Pacific Highway has
now been completed and pavement is
j continuous front Aurora to Salem.
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Across the bed o f Lake Labish the
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j pavement was laid seven inches t ic
instead o f five? on account ox the
I swampy nature o f the roadbed.
G. A. EHLEN Implementi
The Wide Awake
f
Hardware Store
Made From The Beet Cows’ Cream
And Rich Milk
Moores j Mr. and Mrs. Taylor o f Molalla
¡were here Saturday evening. They
Our Mother Hubbard Brand print
butter has no peers and few equals
in this country. You have only to
try a pound print to be convinced of
this broad truth.
We defy any
creamery or dairy to produce a rich­
er tasting, better natvial colored,
smoother, more wholesome butter
than our Mother riubhard Brand,
AT YOUR GROCER
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Giesy and th eir, drove back a new Overland Four
children, and the Moshberger family purchased from 0 . K. Cole and F. L.
Complete line of Drugs, etc., at o f Woodburn, left Monday for sever-j Miller. Mr. Taylor is in the real es-
Moore’ s Woodburn. Mail your orders. al day ’s stay at Netarts in Tillamook ; tate business at Molalla, was former
ly publisher o f the Pioneer which his
Zeno Schwab has just purchased a county.
son Walter now publishes. He spent
new Oakland six.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Kraus and ; many months in France, connected
Mrs. Kenneth B. Grimm is reported family left Friday fo r an outing at with the Y. M. G. A., during the war.
Rockaway. They were accompanied
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to be improving slowly.
by Miss Keesling and Evadna H urst? Wili trade ^ o d piece of town pro­
HUBBARD, OREGON
j perty for automobile—Price $1660. In-
J. F. Campau has purchased a Case o ft h is city
!
quire
at
the
Observer
Office.
tractor and a hay baler from F. L.
H. F. Scholl 'o f Hubbard, was herej
Miller, and is already in the*field with
Felix Isaacson, representing Mc-
Monday to remove the car that was j
the baler. .
Neff Bros., hop dealers and growers,
wrecked when Phillip Ott was killed;
and A. H. W ill have returned from a
Mrs. W. W. Irvin has been at Mo- Sunday evening at the Pudding river . .
Tr ,,
„
,
*brid
e
trip up the Valley as ta r as Goshen,
lalla this week, where her brother W .
11
ge‘
j
Lane
County,
looking
over
the
hop
K Bauer has been very ill from throat
j
L.
S.
Calkins,
o
f
Sacramento,
was
yards
where
the
McNeffs
have
con-
trouble.
i here Friday night to attend a meeting tracts. Practically every yard looked
Mrs. Chas. Radcliff and sons o f the Pythian Lodge, in the interest j fine, though a few show slight effects
Charles and Lewis returned Saturday o f the insurance department o f the: o f the work o f lice,
from a two weeks visit at Camp supreme lodge o f Knights o f Pythias.;
! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong who
Lewisahd Tacoma.
J. C. Tibbetts o f Salem, special. have been here visiting at the U. S.
Visitors at the George Kraus home, agent for the census o f manufactur- j Armstrong home, have returned to
for the week-end, were:. Mrs. R; J. ers in the counties o f Marion, P olk , their home at Cresswell, Oregon. U.
AURORA, OREGON
Hendricks o f Salem, Mrs. E. A. arid Linn, was here last week check- j g. Armstrong and family were visit­
ing up the reports o f lumber m ills,: ors recently in Cresswell and George
Greenwood, o f Salt Lake City, A. W .
etc.
and Irene Armstrong remained there
Giesy o f Portland, Mr. and Mrs. John
while
the brothers spent the week to­
Giesy and daughter Madeline o f Sa­
Stoner Bros, and Shimmin Bros.,
gether. Crops up the Valley are re­
lem, and the Chas. Beck family.
each received 500 gallons o f Okla­
ported fine by the visitors.
homa gasoline Monday, a tank car of
10,000 gallons being unloaded at Huh-1 Behind all around — ‘ ‘ "Why don’t
bard. Woodburn and Hubbard firms your trains run on better time on this
took the remainder.
line ? ” cried an exasperated lady
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£• ’
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J passenger who had been waiting three
Nobody swatted the fly.
Mr. and Mrs: P. O Ottawa, and
bat the station. , , Welf now
Quality LUMBER, SHINGLES, CEMENT, SAND, BRICK, TILE, ETC.
children are spending their vacation ;
,
Nobody had seen a silo.
explained tthe polite S. P.
at Chelais, Washington. They ttiay agerifc ’ I ’ll tell you.
The train
also go to the beaches. During M r.1
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Nobody had appendicitis.
ahead o f your train is behind and
Ottaway-s absence, Lee Don Marsh is
We Are Budding Material
and Offer Yon a
Plan Service
your train was behind before be-
acting as substitute on Route 5.
Nobody wore white shoes.
sides.
Phil Wiegand and Ernie Bell were
Nobody wore a wrist watch.
Mrs. Chris. Giesy entertained at
in Oregon City last Sunday and Dr.
her farm home near Aurora on Wed
Hugh Monnt removed several tmy|M5da
figt # e d [ & r , ke leas1Jre
Nobody sprayed the orchards.
parhcles o f steel from Mr. Wiegand >s; o f Mr, H w <irMS, Throe tables o f
Most young men owed livery bills.
lett eye that had lodged there the
five hundred were played, prizes go­
day before while using a steel sledge
ing to Mrs. Fred Yergen and Mrs.
Farmers came to town for their mail. and wedge.—Hubbard Enterprise.
Earl Carver. Mrs. Grass was given!
The hostess was
John Groff, the son o f J. L. Groff o f an honor prize.
Nobody “listened in” on the tele-
phone.
Donald, was the victim o f an accident assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.]
Those enjoying the j
at Timber, Oregon, when he was Lorin Giesy.
The hired girl drew one fifty a week about to leave the train. He was afternoon were: Mrs. H. W . Grass o f 1
Cash Buyers of
and was happy.
thrown between two cars and one La Crosse, Kas., Mrs. H. D. Miller, |
foot was caught between the couplers and Mrs. L. M. Bitney o f Woodburn,
The butcher “ threw in” a piece of
and was badly injured. The boy was Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. J. W.
liver.
taken at once to St. Vincents hospital Sadler o f Aurora, Mrs. Jack Bark-
» And the safety razor had not har­ where an X-ray examination led the mann, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. F. Sex-
vested the alfalfa from the face of the physicians to believe that they will be smith and Earl Carver o f Donald,]
Mrs. J. W. See, Mrs. Fred Yergen,
able to save the foot.
farmer.
F. W . WILL
Aurora, Oregcn
Mr3. Gribble and Mrs. Lorin Giesy,
near neighbors. — Woodburn Inde­
pendent.
Hubbard Creamery Co.
AURORA
OREGON
Dr. C. Ammeter
DENTIST
Has established his Dental Office in
the Aurora Bank Building, where
he will be present each Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday, from 9 a. m.
to 6 p, p. rn.
PLATES A SPECIALTY
AURORA
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OREGON
O .D .E B Y
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oregon City, Oregon
Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice
AUCTIONEER
LIVE STOCK SALES
FARM SALES
OUR SPECIALTY
Terms Reasonable
WM. HEINZ
Canby Pkone 13-15 (Mail—Aurora, Route I )
STONER BROS. GARAGE
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Auto Repairing, Oils and Accessories
Storage Battery Recharging
i.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
We carry a Complete line of
Agent For The Copeland Silo
Specialists
FREE
-Y O U CAN DO BETTER A T -
C O P E L A N D ’ S , Hubbard, Oregon
Auto Truck
E. M. HURST
Proprietor
Frequent trips between A urora
and Portland.—Will Haul To Any
Place in the Willamette Valley.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Phone 6-52
AURORA, OREGON
BUTTERFAT, EGGS AND
POULTRY
D R. B. F. GIESY
Physician
and Surgeon
Both Phones.
Office at Residence
Aurora, Or.
PAUL C. FISCHER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Beaver Building
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Sherman Clay Pianos
Drug Store, Woodburn.
HAZELWOOD CREAM STATION
at Moore’s
DO YOU WANT
A TRUCK?
We have on hand a new 31/2 ton G, M. C. truck
which must be sold at once at a sacrifice. The
original purchaser of this truck, on account
of financial reverses is willing to loose a very
substantial deposit on it.
MILLER-PARKER CO.
Phone 77
Oregon City, Ore,
$100 R ew ard, $100
Catarrh la a local disease greatly influ­
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional treat­
ment. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE
is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys­
tem. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the disease,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature in
doing ite work. $100.00 for any case of
Catarrh
that
HALL’S
CATARRH
MEDICINE falle to cure.
Druggists 76c. Testimoniale firee.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio.
AURORAM EAT MARKET
In order to render complete service to
our customers, our shop will be open
this summer, after regular hours as
follows:
MONUMENTS
Open Evenings, 7:30 to 9:30
Open Sundays, 8:30 to 10 a.m.
If your monumental work is solicited,
kindly ask the solicitor for our busi­
ness card.
Capital Monumental Works,
2210 S. Com. St,
W URSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon
Phone 689, Salem
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