Aurora observer., August 19, 1920, Image 4

MARNE MEMORIAL POSTER
IU ST as the school children of France |
gave for their country's gift to the
United States—the Statue of Liberty
—rso will American school children
contribute “ one cent and upward” for
“ America's Gift to France,” a monu­
mental statue by Frederick Mae-
Monnies, the noted American sculptor.
Mr. MacMonnies is contributing his
services toward the monument which,
it is estimated, will cost $250,000.
The poster shown herewith, is by Al­
bert Sterner, noted American portrait
painter. It typifies the tribute which
this country will pay to the French
through the Marne monument. The
poster will be displayed in cities,
towns, and villages, and will designate
many of the places where contributions
may be made during the week o f
March 22—a free-will offering, in
which numbers of contributors, rather
than size of contributions, will be
sought from school children and others.
Contributions are now being receiv­
ed at National Headquarters, 150: Nas­
sau street, Néw York, by Charles H.
•Sabin, president of one of New York’s
largest trust companies, who is treas­
urer of the fund.
The memorial will be erected at
FILIPINOS WANT
A B A TO GIVE
INDEPENDENCE
Maximo M. Kalaw Declares U. S.
Cannot Consistently Refuse
“Self-Determination.”
By MAXIMO M. KALAW,
Secretary of the Philippine Mission, Au­
thor “ The Case for the Filipinos,”
“ Self-Government in the
Philippines,” etc.
MARKET REPORT
Butter Fat 59
E gg per dozen 47<:
Butter, 2-lb. roll 90c
Spring Broilers 20c to 23
Ducks, 20c to 25c
Turkeys, old,
leese 12c
Old Roosters, 8c
Hens, lSc to 24
Cascara, 10c
Lard, 25c
Potatoes 3c
Mohair
Wool 17c to 44c
G. R. W A T T
ATTORNEY AT LAW
GENERAL COURT PRACTICE
ESTATES PROBATED
Sfaum mmts
NOTARY PUBLIC
“ When they show sufficient capaci­
#
ty,” “ When they are able to govern
t h e m s e l v e s,”
Office in Drug Store
“ When
they
Sherman Clay Pianos at Moore’s !
m Ü
s H
, ’ are e d u c a t e d Drug Store, Wodburn.
enough.” T h u s
Telephone 22
Aurora, Oregon
run the answers
of many Ameri­
Mrs. Frank L, Miller returned from
cans pressed with
a trip to Portland yeâterday.
the question fis to
„AN *■
Pretty New York School Girl Help*
when the Filipi­
Spread Appeal for Pennies for
nos s h o u l d be
“ America's Gift to France.”
FOR SALE- -Cucumbers, large and
granted their in­
Aurora,
Ore-
dependence. Now, small.—Elias Keil,
Means, on the Marne, and will rival
24-2tp.
.
“ ability,” “capaci­ gon.
In size and grandeur. of design the
ty” and “ suflu
Statue of Liberty.
cient education”
c u w w ir
—What do they
Ed. and Orville Stoner left Tues !
Maximo M. Kalaw. mean in black
day
for a vacation at the Tilamook j
HOP PICKERS WANTED
and white?
beaches.
Senator Shogun may think no people
is capable of self-government that does
not establish the judicial recall,-or that
Mrs. Minnie Rupaid of Knoxville,
has no Billy Sunday. John Smith of
Somerville may think no people Is Tennessee, is here as the guest of her
capable of self-government that does sister Mrs. Ida Miller.
not vote his democratic ticket, or go to
church on Sundays. *
A U RO RA, OREGON
“ Capacity for self-government” Is as
Miss Mabel Thomas o f Portland
YARDS NEAR:-
broad and elastic* as the .world, and if
was here recently to visit her friend
NEWBERG
SHADY CAMP GROUNDS
that should be the criterion for the
Mrs. Nora Blosser.
ST. PAUL
PURE WELL WATER
granting of Philippine independence,
MT. ANGEL
• SWIMMING IN RIvlaR
America might as well say to the Fili­
HUBBARD 1
At
pinos, “I will give yen independence
PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
-4
WOODBURN j
when
it
pleases
me
to
do
so.”
Carl
Ehlen
has
gone
to
the
beach
FARGO
PAYING $1.50 PER 100 LBS.
Tillamook County Beaches
Fortunately,, the American promise at Netarts to- join his mother who
AURORA
WRITE OR PHONE ME
Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches in­
to the Philippines is not based on such has been there for several days.
clude Reckaway and Garibaldi beech resorts, Neah-kah-nie,
obscure and abstract conditions. It is
and Bay Ocean,
based
on
a
definite
seizable
thing.
Complete line of Drugs, etc., at
When America, through her Congress,
Newport (A charming resort for the family.)
MiCKIE SAYS
Moore’ s Woodburn. Mail your orders.
Dr. Angel, proMssor of prychology
officially told the Filipino people that
A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situ-
they would be granted their independ at Stanford University, is the guest of
ated on Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Modern Natatór-
ence as soon as they could establish a Mr. and Mrs, E.G, Robinson of Canby.
ium with salt water' baths.
t \ » é u . stot» rtAxxm' t>ÄOvjrtv-\s
Henry Bauer is here from Cali­ stable government, no abstract or ob­
CO\A_ECf\Nô SUSîCKiPtlOV» tXOViÇH
fornia, having been called here on scure- condition was meant. Stable
Crater Lake (A Lake within a Crater.)
OEST AS SOOM AS trtES StAR-T
During the absence of S. A. Miller
account o f the serious illness o f' his government, according to American
GIVHNÔ AXNftN P A.r-c& 'u U 4K FREE
Located m the heart o f the Cascade RangëT Reached by auto­
usage, means a certain, definite thing.
at the Tillamook Beaches, Dewey S.
brother W. I. Bauer.
mobile stage from Medford or K'amath Falls.
V
FER. WUtVWVi' V
S tssovd
The United States promised the Cu­ Miller will be in charge of the Miller
bans the same thing, that “ when they undertaking parlors.
Other Attractive Resorts
have established a stable government,
Detroit (Mt. Jefferso*n Country—Breitenbush Hot Springs)
Miss Theoda Gribble, who has been then American troops would be with­
McCredie Hot Springs *
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, drawn.” As soon as the Cuban people
Josephine County Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon)
M’ss Althea Williams, aged 34, died i
j Jos. Miller, a few days in Portland, re­ elected a government suited to them­
Shasta Mountain Resorts
suddenly at Turlock, California, of
AVA tH VJ AN
\
turned to Aurora yesterday.
selves, capable of maintaining ordef
heart
disease,and
the
body
was
brought
{
PAvea's soim ’ up X
“Oregon O u td oors” B ook let
and fulfilling all international obliga­
Twm'ù.
A&OUT ]
tions, ‘ there was a stable government to Oregon for burial Wednesday at j
, Will help*'you decide on that vacation resort. Contains des­
ta ’ v e a r A r r e a (
in Cuba, and American troops werë Hubbard'where her brothers S. A. and. j
criptions of the various outing places, excursion fares, hotel
‘
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Giesy
and
children
aORVA O. ROCKSFEW
and camp rates.
A. F. Williams reside. Mr. S. P. Mo-1
withdrawn.
j returned Tuesday from Netarts where
U Ä < am ELECTED
When Congress passed the Jones berg is a sister of the deceased.
j
th
ey.
have
been
spending-
their
vaca-
PRESIDENT O VA T«'
it simply borrowed the phrase
S SUÜuSHEVVVC 7 ! lion. The doctor'bi’o ugh t home some law,
“ stable government” from the Cuban
- A n . TCUÆT % /
! mammoth
salmon • o f which his bistory and applied it to the Philip­
For further particulars or copy of booklet “ Oregon Outdoors,”
J
«
Safety Fire Escape.
inquire of luçal agent
j friends' received generous samples.
pines. The history 'of Philippine leg­
A woman has Invented- a fire escap
islation shows that in black and white.
Potu.dazed and frightened victims. It
With full knowledge of what it meant, consists of a seat and footboard fast­
the Filipino people accepted the Jones ened together by ropes like a swing.
W. L. Bentley of Hubbayd- was in law and immediately began setting up
JOHN M. SCOTT, .
Aurora yesterday on business. He is the stable government required by Con­ For futher protection there is an extra
w General Passenger Agent
loop of rope which slips over the Head
the representative o f the Paulhamus gress as a pre-requisite to independ­
and tightens about the body.
heprv „ interests ■ in this section, the ence. The stable government is now
ompany which purchased half o f the a fact. It is indeed more than that ; it
Complete line of Drugs, etc., at
Opt’mistie Thought.
St. Paul Votes High School
oganberries raised in O regon ' this is an undisputed fact.
Moore’s. Woodburn. Mail your orders. | Suavity will collect more bills than
The
official
representative
of
the
ear.
By
a
vote
of
40
to
1
the
voters
of
the
United States rti the Philippine Islands,
a dozen lawsuits.
Mrs. Matt Bann and little son were
the Governor General, reported to the St. Paul district yesterday voted to es­
American Congress and the administra­ tablish a high school, acquire a build­ among the Meridian people shopping j Mail your drug orders to Moores’
eRftftte y
here yesterday.
| Drug Store. Woodburn
SôïrHA c>6
GRASSHOPPERS N EXT SEASON tion that “ the Filipino people have es ing and open the school this fail.
tablished. the stable government de­
Killing by Poisoning and Plowing Are manded by Congress as a pre-requisite
Rev. M. B. Paroupnagian, Sunday
for the granting of independehce—
Most Effective W ays, of Guard*
namely, a government elected by the
Bchool Superintendent of the Oregon
ing 1920 Crop.
suffrage of the people, which is sup­
Conference will speak at the Fargo
ported by'the people, which is capable
church Sunday morning and evening
Each female grasshopper lays from
and at the Butteville church Sunday 80 to 160 eggs, in clusters of 40 to 80 of maintaining order and of fulfilling
its international obligations."
afternoon.
in small holes about 1% Inches below
The Philippine question is therefore
the surface of the ground. Mr. Stew­
no longer a Question of politics, argu­
art Lockwood, entomologist for the
ment or supposition. To the Philip­
L. L Snyder has purchased the North Dakota Agricultural college, pine mind, at least, it is now a ques­
says that if these eggs are allowed to
Mrs. Mary Rapp housevund will make Hatch next year’s crops are in serious tion of whether the United States is
e xtensive improvements, including the danger. He states that killing by poi­ ready to discharge its own obligations
laying o f 1100 feet o f water pipe to soning and plowing are the two most fully and completely. America weiit
before the world in the recent war as
furnish city water.
effective ways of safeguarding the 1920
the avowed champion of “self-determi
crop. This year it was found that nation” and Filipinos cannot see how
very few If any grasshoppers hatched America can consistently refuse to act
Miss Ida Jones who.has been assist­ out on plowed land. Sixty per cent of
The Filipino people, however, hav<
ant casBier of the Aurora State Bank the hoppers came from roadsides, no grudge or grievance against th\
fence rows, flax stubble land, and 40 American people. Tfieirs Is a méssagï
has resigned, and left for Portland last
per cent’ from land that was stubbled of friendship and gratitude. They seek
night. Many patrons of the bank will
Into crop the fall of 1918.
independence as the natural and log­
regret her leaving. She will rest a
ical outcome of America’s policy in
few weeks before taking another posi­
SILO S3 PAYING INVESTMENT the islands* and of America’s solemn
tion.
promise to them. They come willing
Hols in Ground, Wood, Concrete or to give privileges ard concessions not
incompatible with their national wel­
Brick Structure Will Give Farmer
fare.
The account o f the amount o f
Good Service.
The Filipino people are willing to
wherries raised hy Pred Schneider
straw
Plan to have a silo of some kind. accept independence under any of the
on a quarte: o f an acre o f strawber-
lt#may be as simple as a hole, in the following conditions : Under a League
lies in iast wcek’s Observer should ground, and it may be a wooden of Nations, guaranteeing*lts territorial
1 ave made the value o f the crop $300 silo; it may be a concrete silo or it integrity ; under the proteçtorateship
instead o f $150, or at the rate of may be tile block silo. All will-give of the United States for the first few
$1200 per acre instead o f $600 per good service and be a big paying in* years ; under a treaty of neutrality be­
tween the United States, England, Ja­
To examine détails. Note
vestment
acre.
pan, France and other powers, or even
the strong frame of the
without any condition whatever—abso­
Al-leq, its sturdy axles,
lute and "complete independence! They
have no fear of Japan. Philippine in­
stout transmission, successful en­
dependence, in our opinion, is not inim­
gine, liberal radiator, superheated
ical to Japanese interests. The Japa­
intake, nice general balance, easy
nese are now free to come to the Phil­
spring action, fine uphostery, and
ippines, but at the present time th^ere
DEALER IN
graceful lines. We are ready to
are less than 10,000 Japanese in the
demonstrate the Allen any -time.
Islands. There are six times as many
^Japanese in California as there are in
the entire Philippine Archipelago.
GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS AT ALL TIMES *
The Filipinos are willing to take
vAurora, Oregon
their chance as a nation. Smaller na­
ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING DONE IN CON­
tions beset by graver problems and
dangers have taken a more hazardous
NECTION WITH WAREHOUSE.
chance at freedom, and have suc­
Outing Days
Are Now Ideal
Summer Excursion Fares
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
H. G. ZIEGLER
Grain, Pototoes, Hay and Feed
AU RO RA
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Frank L. Miller
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