Aurora
Observer
AURORA
Published Every Thursday
$1.50 a Year
AURORA, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 6, 1921
VOL. X.
NEW OFFICIALS ARE
INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHELL
SWORN INTO OFFICE
W HO? Single persons who had
net income o f $1,000 or more for the
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.Ivear 1920; married couples who had
At the city council meeting Mon- j
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nhn
Hop; did not gown down and out
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net income o f $2,000.
with the extinction o f the brewin in - 1 w h e n ? March 15, 1921, is the day night all the < ‘ new ’ ’ councilmen I
and the mayor took their oaths o f o f
dustry in this country, although the j fjnai date for filing returns and mak-|
fice.
The councilmen are Z eno!
popular expectation was that they j
payments.
Schwab, A. C. Snyder, Elmer Smuck-1
would.
To a considerable extent,' W HERE? Collector o f in tern a l,,, nd T ft Wi !
new j
The
hops are now used m making cereal jrevenue f or district in which the per-i
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beverages o f the “ soft drink” order, j6on resides.
jmayoi is Get). A. Lhlen. The ;reasur- j
BULK OF U. S. HOPS CROP NOW
SENT TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
USES ONLY PUREBRED SIRES
NO. 45
Beauvais>Batchelor
W HY WINTER DEMANDS A
LOW COLD TEST OIL
No Scrubs of Any Kind Found on
Miss Olive Batchelor and Mr.
Farm of Farmer Residing in
Herbert U, Beauvais were married
Challam County, Wash.
More than one-third of a group of
farmers in Olmllam county, Wash.,
"h o recently enrolled in the “ Better
Sires—Better Stock” campaign will
purchase purebred sires in one or
more classes of aniipals. The com
but the bulk o f the crop is exported,! H O W ? Full directions on Form|er2 f A ’ M‘ ^ ry‘ ,,
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and i munications to the department o f
says crop specialists o f the United! 040A and Form in40; niso the law L The report o f ,th e , ?
Thpi agriculture showed a particular inter
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treasurer
were
read
and
adopted.
States Department o f Agriculture, j an(j regulations
est in purebred boars, although many
city finances showed a deficit
The United Kingdom received more | W H A T ? ffnnr no»- cp n t n n m ifll
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.. other classes of animals besides swine
\ ‘ I f the oil in your engine will con
New Years Day at Needy at the home
geal, or thicken excessively, at 15 de
o f the bride’s mother, Mrs. Clara A.
Batchelor Smyth. Rev. R. W. Achor, grees above zero, you should hardly
pastor o f the W oodbum Presbyterian expect it to splash and flow freely at
church, officiated.
12 degrees above zero,” said Mr. O.
Mrs. Walter Kirkland, a sister o f M. Berric, special agent o f the Stand
«the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr.
ard Oil company, yesterday.
Fred Zeiner, brother-in-law o f the
“ Yet some motorists wonder why it
bride, was best man.
takes so long to get the engine to run
The bride was attired in a gown o f
freely these cold mornings.
The
white georgette crepe over silk, trimm
cold engine, not getting sufficient
ed with braid. The bridesmaid wore
lubrication, is subject to excesive and
a gown o f pink georgette crepe with
damaging „ friction.
The oil pump
beaded trimmings. Miss Batchelor cannot circulate congealed oil, so
carried bridal roses and the brides
there will be an insufficient supply
maid pink carnations.
The groom
thrown upon the cylinder walls until
whs dressed in ; conventional attire.
the struggling motor has warmed up
After the ceremony a three course
the oil so it will flow more freely.
dinner was served to the relatives!
“ A zero cold test oil flows freely at
and immediate friends present. The j
all temperatures down to zero, that’s
ceremony was performed in a bower
why it is called a Zero Cold Test Oil.
o f green, and a color scheme o f pink j
Zerolene Medium (or Zerolene Light
and white was carried out at the:
for Fords) is a zero cold test oil. It
wedding dinner.
is correctly refined from selected Cal
The happy couple will be at home t o '
ifornia crude oil and flows freely and
their friends after January 10, at 210
splashes properly at all temperatures
Market street, Portland.
down to zero. This Zero Cold Test
Both bride and groom came from
Oil gives the same correct lubrication
the East about four months ago to to your engine during these cold days
make their home in Oregon.
that, you are used to getiing during
than one-half o f the exports o f the ' taxable incomePup to $4,000 in ex-|$5<??’ due to driUing 01 th® artesian are kept in the community,
The owner o f one well-stocked farm
calendar year 1919, and large quanti-
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f p n i i w eU ‘
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ties were sent to Canada, Japan,)normal tax on balance o f taxable in
Complaints were laid before the listed a Percheron stallion, a Guernsey
France and in less degree to m any1 0 al
n balance ot taxable in | councii that some 0f the dances in- j
oth“ countries
3> ome' Surtax from 1 per cent t o 6 5 |du, d in >t the Band hall wotlld not
other countries,
! per cent on net incomes over $5,000
' tIie danoing censor,, and the
The hops consumed by brewers and j
A lot o f boys still in hospitals j coimcil instructed the city marshal
exported, less the imports, for the j
fiscal year ending with June 30, a
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1920 mC° me and the city recorder to see i hat the
objectionable dances were discontinu
aged in round numbers 46,800,000 j
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ed.
pounds in the five years 1902-1905; |
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Zeno Schwab, J. G. Wnrster and A. j
50.300.000 pounds in 1906-1910;
I t ’s a shallow brand o f patriotism
52.200.000 pounds in 1911-1915. These ! that doesn’t burn as brightly in time W. Kraus were authorized to investi-1
figures are equivalent to the product o f peace as in time o f stress. Have gate the possibility o f the city ’s ac-j
quiring more land in the vicinity of
ion o f hops, except as affected by one- yon paid your income tax ?
the city ’s property on which the!
fifth q f the difference between stocks
water tank stands, for use possibly as !
at the beginning and end o f the per
AVOID USING “ MIXED” BULLS a camping ground for autos or for!
iods.
During the W orld War, the con- ■ Esteem With Which Purebred Sire» other purposes.
sumption and net exports o f hops de- j
Are Regarded Is Indicated by
dined sharply from 59,300,000 pounds !
Texas Cattleman.
FAMILY REUNION AT
in 1916 to 21,400,000 pounds in 1919, j
the summer months.”
ROTHENBERG HOME HERE j
after which year and net export move* | **I hare nothing but purebred Here
Bill Hohenzollcm is saying nothing j
ment rebounded to 34,600,000 pounds i ford bulls, have been breeding regis
and sawing wood. But he ’e be yell
I
Christmas day was celebrated with!
12 1920. The hops crop o f 1920, as ! tered Hereford bulls for 35 years, and
ing his head off at the size o f your j MARKETING SHEEP AND HOGS
fore cast November 1, is 38,900,000 i have never used any mixed breed or j a family reunion at the home o f Mr.
1920 income tax if he were doing the
Federal Trade Commission Furnish
¡and Mrs. Aug. Rothenberg o f Canby.!
collecting.
pounds. While prohibition promised I grade.”
Figures Showing Cost of Loading
This statement addressed to the A large dinner was served at 3
almost to annihilate hops growing ini
and Shipping.
United States department of agricul o ’clock.
Those
present
were:
Mr.
this country, the war removed Euro- !
JOHN H. ALBERT
ture by a Texas stockman, who recent
pean competition in European mark- | ly joined the “ Better Sires—Better j and Mrs. W . E. Rothenberg o f P ort-!
02 54 carloads o f sheep including 11
ets and thus a profitable market a- Stock” campaign, indicates the es ! land;. Miss Augusta o f Oregon City; |
single-deck and 43 double-deck cars,
broad was provided. The extent o f a ! teem with which purebred sires arc 'Helen and Richard o f Canby; Mr. and ! Keep Only the Best Mares and Breed | Oregon had no better citizen than the cost o f loading and bedding cars
jMrs. Max Holman o f Highland; the J Them to Sound, Purebred Stallions j John H. Albert.
restoration o f Europe’s hops produc
averaged $0.019 per 100 pounds live
of the Same Breed.
From the days when he was one o f weight, according to figures furnished
! latter was Miss Rothenberg, and lit-
tion and consumption may conceiv
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four
or
five
employes
in
the
Bush
the federal trade commission by the
I tie daughter Hilda Helen; Mr. and bull, a Chester white boar, a Lincoln
ably affect the size o f the future crop
Mrs. W ill Sporalsky o f Aurora; Carlj ram, a bronze gobbler, and a barred- ¡ bank at Salem until the common lot United States department o f agricul
in this country, according to the de
Josi o f Clairmont, and H. B. Etzel o f : rock rooster, all o f pure breeding. o f man removed him from the head- ture. Other marketing expenses, in
partment.
Macksburg. All enjoyed a good time. I There were no scrubs o f any kind on | ship o f the big banking institution eluding freight, varied from $6.239 tc
which he founded, he was a figure in $1.97 per hundredweight. The shrink
thisfarra.
— Canby News.
age in weight varied from 3.53_tp 8.51
INSURANCE MEETINGS
the business life o f Salem,
Notice o f the annual meeting o f the
Receipt for an income tax entitles j He visioned the value o f a good per cent, the majority o f the shipments
FLAVOR OF BIG IMPORTANCE «
t^talk about’“ our part in the 1 roads system in Oregon long before j averaged approximately eight per cent
Farmers’ Fire Relief Association and
Similar records on 253 carloads oi
wfli f.-t-Tl'C ebst in «Hollars is yet to be ; tK«,
launched to realize!
the Hop Growers’ Fire Relief Associa
If in Making Butter Desirable Quality mdt.
¡ Tty aiid with his influence aiid energy j hairs; showed thé- cost of loading am-
tion, o f Butteville, have,been mailed
b
ed
d in g to a v e r a g e 1 .5 cerata per 1W
Is Spoiled Price on Market
helped to create the ¡sentiment that pounds live weight; feed at market ap-
to their members. The* former will
Must Be Reduced.
has made the program possible.
-proximately 8 to 9 cents; com
meet at Butteville Wednesday, Janu
SUMMONS
His life carried him along the cur mission charges 4 to 10 emits;
ary 21, at 10:30 a. m., and the latter
Butter is valued over lard and tal
rents o f good business, good sense and' miscellaneous expense, 2 to 10 cents,
on January 18, 1921.
low mainly for the reason that it lias
a more desirable flavor. If, in the
In the Circuit Court for the County good citizenship and left him a name averaging approximately 5 cents;
Two directors are to be elected at
widely respected when at 80 he cast and the total cost of marketing, in
makihg and handling o f butter, this o f Marion, State o f Oregon.
each meeting. Several subjects will
cluding freight from varying districts,
desirable quality is spoiled, the price
Clackamas Adjustment Company, a up his final balance, made the proper approximately from 38 to 50 cents.
come up for discussion o f interest
of the product on the general market I corporation, Plaintiff, vs. E. M. Pierce, I entry in the life ledger and passed on
mainly to members only. It appears
The shrinkage in weight oh 873 car*
must be reduced accordingly.
The | Defendant.
and over.— Portland Journal.
that the articles o f incorporation of
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the Farmers ’ Fire Relief do not allow
the Association to insure against
* ‘ storms, ’ ’ hence this will be changed.
Aurora raised its quota for the
European children’s relief fund while
the surrounding towns were talking
about theirs, and then we added near
ly 100 per cent for good measure.
Registered Hereford Bulb Used
Grading Up a Herd.
consumer eats butter mainly as a rel
I To E. M. Pierce, defendant: In j
ish, and if if has a bad flavor it ceases
I the name o f the State o f Oregon, you!
in | to be a desirable relish.
regarded in Brown county, Tex., where
he lives. In addition to his herd of
245 cattle, this stock owner listed 700
goats, 600 sheep, and 30 swine, kept
for breeding purposes.
I f the war had not been won in
Not all o f us can be heroes, but all
o f us can be patriots. Payment o f 1918, what would have been your in
your income tax helps to make you come tax for 1920? Pay it with
thankfulness.
one.
M EN
Prices Lowered on Shirts
and Underwear
You can add to your supply of shirts
now and realize quite a saving of
money. Cotton ribbed and flat
f nished fleeced lined underwear
for men—the prices are lowered;
Also men’s wool socks at reduced
prices. Men’s, ladies’ and childrens
sweaters. Buy now, keep warm,
and save money.
SADLERS KRAUS
-THE BEST FO R THE PRICE-
I
loads o f hogs varied
minus 4.59 per cent.
from
9.88
t»
Taking your hat off when the band
¡are herepy required to appear in the
plays the national anthem doesn’t get
Every dollar o f your income tax
Remember how you cheered on Ar above entitled Court and answer th e' you anything with Uncle Sam unless goes into the common till for the com
mistice Day? Paying your income ¡complaint filed against you in the; you pay your income tax.
mon good. Pay it today.
above entitled -action on or before the |
tax is evidence o f real patriotism.
expiration o f six weeks from the date
of the first publication o f this sum- j
Safety Fire Escape.
mens. which is January 6, 1921. I f
A. woman has invented a fire escape you fail to do so answer and appear,
for dazed and frightened victims. It
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
consists of a seat and footboard fast
ened together by ropes like a swing. apply to the above entitled Court for
For futher protection there Is an extra a judgement as prayed for in the said j
A U R O R A , OREGON
for the -sum o f i
loop o f rope which slips .over the head complaint, to-wit:
$100.00 -with interest from January j
and tightens about the body.
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. j 22nd, 1920 at 8 per cent and for the ■
Be thankful you are paying an in-j further sum o f $40.00 attorney’s fees,
come tax to Uncle Sam and not a n ! and for the further sum o f $6.00 and,
indemnity to William Hohenzollern. ¡interest thereon and for his costs and)
disbursements, and that execution;
Miss Rosa Damm is staying with issue, . f||f|
W OOD W ORK
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AUTO W ORK
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Damm of j This summons is served upon you j
Molalla, while Mr. Damm is attend by publication in the Aurora Obser-j
ing the barber’s college in Portland.
vet, a weekly newspeper, published j
The marriage
marriage o o f f Mrs.
Mrs. Della
Della Yerg
Yergen ancl' circulated in Marion County, Ore-|
The
formerly o f Oregon City, now o f New gon, pursuant to an order from the I
Honorable Percy R. Kelly, Judge o f 1
berg, occurred in Newbcrg durin
holidays. She is well and favorably the; above entitled Court, made and |
known in Canby, where she made her entered on the 30th day of December, \
home for sometime.
She left fox 1920, which said order requires this j
I summons to be published in said paper;
Newberg last spring to reside.
j for six consecutive weeks and requires j
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerman | you to appear in the above entitledj
and son Henry, left the first o f the ] CQirt. on or before the expiration o f j
week for Eugene where they expect to
x weeks from the date o f the first
spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. fell
n o f this summons, January
Howard Elliott. The fonner two will j § 921 ;..
return at a later date, while Henry
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
will enter the U. o f O. after the first
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
o f the year.— Canby News.
Sea ver Building, Oregon City, Ore.
Bennett & Coon
Always Ready To Do Your Repair
ing, Horseshoeing and
G EN ER AL B L A C K SM IT H IN G
The old year has gone by and we
have enjoyed a g o o d business
throughout, but we hope to make
this new year still a better one.
Mrs. Ben West, accompaied by her |
[daughter, Miss Gertrude West, w ill j
words “ peace and victory”
leave Sunday for Seattle where the | w|j ^
a holier meaning when you
latter will enter school. Mr. W e s t L I i -
paid your income tax.
will remain in Salem, returning to his
former trade, that o f printer, plann- j «h e r e will be services at the Pres
ing later to engage in the real estate : by ten an church on the Third and
business.— Salem Journal.
j I ifth Sundays o f January instead o f
j the Second and Fourth as heretofore.
Remember the war cost billions.
I
Weller will preach.
Your income tax for 1920 helps to de
fray part o f it.
U p seven pound boy was born to Mr.
! a|P Mis. .Robert Armstrong o f near
ffiRilsonville, December 26.
For a
8,000 Different Fish In tin? Nile,
! ripe the little fellow was very weak,
It as believed the Nile contains a
j V H getting on all right now.
greater variety of fish than any other
river in th© world. An expedition sent |
, • jr^he same night, December 26, a
by the British museum brought feck l!|Ten pound boy was born to Mr. and
8,000 specimens.
* i 8, Uan Lais; mother and son get-
------- tfic op all .right-Hubbarcl Enterprise.
W e are now taking inventory, an
all goods will be reduced to the low
est market price, and you can feel
confident that when doing business
with us that you will get value re
ceived as to price and quality.
With best wishes for the New Year
WILL-SNYDER CO.
THE STORE OF MERIT