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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1921)
SE33 äsfc- The Aurora Observer | OREGON NEXT? We heard a rumor last year that the Non-Partisan League would buy Ore Entered as second class matter .March i gon newspapers. We haven’t heard ot The “organizers” of the Non-Parti 28, 1911, at the postoffice at Aurora, ■ the Bannor-Courjer being sold lately, san League are busy in Oregon. They Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879. but-— are m that game merely for the $18 membesship fee which they collect from each man who is induced to join. That Paul Robinson, Editor and Publisher is all the thing will amount to in Ore Another movie actor’s party in Los gon; meal tickets for a lot of organiz Angeles last Saturday. Booze and ers. The men induced to pay the $18 Opinions of the | another death. Let ’er buck. When a throw will, for the most part, be they are all dead more screen heroes come disgusted after a time and con Observer will do likewise. sider themselves skinned, which is all it will amount to. Some others will no doubt remain, and, like the fox in the The Oregon City Banner-Courier says if Fatty Arbuckle is acquitted, then it is for the Ku Klux Klan. Can’t blame em. The Hubbard Enterprise hit the nail on the head as regards an attraction for the big Fourth of July celebration at Aurora next.July. It isn’t too early to start training, as Aurora’s celebra tion will be state wide. We want to add an amendment to the suggestion and take in Donald, St. Paul, Macks- burg and Molalla. Here’s the Enter prise’s suggestion. Let’s begin to or ganize and practice. “ A boys chorus organized each for Hubbard, Aurora and Woodburn- and consolidated next July as part of a Fourth of July celebration singing Nat ional songs would ‘be the biggest draw ing card that could be put on the bill.*’. EDITORIAL E. G. Robinson suggests that it isn’t too early for Aurora to plan a magnifi cent flower float to enter the parade at Portland's next Rose Show. Net Contents 15 H uid Draclmi For In fan ts and Children, The Woodburn Independent has taken in a pardner. I t’s McGill & Son now; and the Independent will probably improve. Don’t mean to insinuate the paper needs so much improving, as Me Gill, Sr. is an editor of rare ability and his paper has always been a worthy one. 1 ALCOHOL-3 PER GENT. ; Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ||i AVe^eiablePrsparationfcrAs • f similatin^thefbod byRegula- ’f tingthcStomaffe and Bowels^ •*-) Always Bears the 1! Thereby Promotin£l)i£esliott B Cheerfulness and RestContains Signature I neither Opium,Morphine nor| 1 Mineral. N K | of “To neglect advertising is like resolv ing never to travel by steam or com municate by telegraph. It is to close one’s eyes to the light and live in per petual darK ne ss .” —John Wanamaker, ot We are glad that Julius L. Meier, President of the 1925 Fair Board, has came out with a statement similar to that advocated by the Observer a month ago. Mention it as “ Oregon 1925” in stead of “ Portland 1925” . As we stat ed in a previous issue, if it is an Oregon Fair, backed financially by Oregon and boosted by Oregon people, and Oregon is to benefit thereby, then it is selfish i n Portland to claim it. Change your banners—it’s Oregon 1925. CASTQRIA a r c o tic Seeded (MkSMMFlIWB. ^PumpJdn S&&. Sennet ¿Rorfiplfe Stdf9 /Aufse Sites' '• J^aperminb . jB!rGeiY&n!ifs&$& iVorMl Sssd Clarified Soys? /bvof I | ff IS In Use For Over Thirty Years A helpful Remedy « ¡H l l f l | Const! pats on and Diarrhoea;; 1 and Feverishness and | l o s s o f S l e e p | Ilk I; resulting therefrom-m.Man^* | Jac-Simite Sldnatflresf | .S i l raws# ■r D R . B . F . G IE S Y Physician and Surgeon Both Phones Office at Residence Exact Copy of Wrapper. OASTORIA . Y W t C É N T A Ü H C O M P A N Y , N E W Y O R K C IT Y , Aurora, Or. Home Town Paper Week Just What You Want! And what you need. Those new, absolutely all wool; beautifully designed, “ Navajo A rt C raft” Blankets. Come look a t them. Ju st the thing for bed, couch, lounge or Auto Kobe. Mens’ and Boys’ Mackinaws. .from the Woolen Mills. A new stock A good showing of Indian Robes and Mackin aws, we w ant you to see. W IL L -S N Y D E R C O , THE STORE OF MERIT " iäSäSSSfev Champion Ewe at Live Stock Exposition ] m The Pacific International Live Stock Exposition which will be held at, North Portland this year,, November 5-12, will probably contain the largest sheep show in its history. Manager O. M. Plummer believes that there mar be 1000 head. In view of the fact that all the fairs and shows in the Northwest this year are showing greatly increased sheep exhibits, his prophecy is apt to come true. The animal shown above is "Oregon Lassie,” the champion yearling ewe in the Cheviot breeds, owned by R. A. Templeton of Halsey, Oregon. Western Oregon has long been famous for its middle wool sheep, and already this year notable winnings have been made by exhibits from this section at fairs and exDositions throughout Canada and the eastern part of the United States. Perhaps it was not altogether a fable about Jason adventuring his life in search of the golden fleece. While the wool gfo" ers of the North-n est have had a hard time since the war, the ultimate future of wool and mutton pro duction is certain to be financially profitable. The day will corns when no farm will be considered fully stocked without a small flock of sheep. There is bound to be a great demand for breeding stock and the 'Pacific International will furnish an opportunity unequaled for securing foundation stock. * It is very rare th a t the average newspaper boosts its business, but gives quan tities of space in boosting the affairs of others. Somebody suggested th a t it was time for the news papers of the country to ad opt a week in which their own business should be giv en precedent, and the Ob server thoroughly endorses the idea. The date set is the second week in November, from the 7tli to the 12th, including *that great world event, Ar mistice Day. The official title for the week will be “ Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week. c ig a r e tte s 2 0 fa r l 5 * New One-W ay Fares California The Molalla Pioneer and the Canby News,, editors of both papers, seem to have a sore spot, probably justified, over their respective towns, or town officials. ; Among other interesting reading the Molalla editor says:— “ So far as the writer is concerned tkis' air of condescension in dealing with him is going to stop. Our hat is ia the ring and if any of the few who have lost an opportunity | to rub it in and put salt on the sore, because they ’thought we did not have sense enough to know what they were doing, want to take the matter up Will go to the mat and Molalla will be about the most interesting place in the state for thè next few months, I Instead of growling about what we have published some ought to thank God for what we have not published. We have never been a muckraking publication and do not intend to be one but there is a limit to everything. That limit, has been reached. Some mighty interesting stuff await3 publi cation, They can have it if they want it,” ~ ' San Antonio, Houston and New Orleans or via Salt Lake City and Denver. Each route, Sunset, Golden State, Carriso Gorge and Ogdon, is distinct in characteristics and affords a most fascinating and interesting trip across America Four Daily Trains VIA The Scenic Shasta Route IConne'-f with well known limited and express trains th.at provide excellent Ser vice and all modern cofeforis. • “California for the Tourist,’* our beautiful .booklet,; briefly describes and illustrates the charms and romance of California, Copy Free on request. For fares, berths, train service, stopover regulations personal advice or helpful suggestions ask agents or write Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent And then the Canby editor gets rest less and says:— | “There is nothing as hard to please as a small town council—the members are the *’touchiest” beings possible un less you are occasionally boosting them. Attempt to criticize them and they can’t do mean enough backbiting acts to do injury to business or character of the newspaper and its publishers, or underhanded tricks that even a dirty blackguard would not be guilty o f.” Tut! Tut! Gentlemen, don’t get so peeved—it will never get you any where. W hen You W ant a New Tire you w ant one it hat wifi give you the Most Mileage and We handle only tires of the highest quality. Try us and you will know that this is a FACT. We do Vulcanizing and Retreading and do it right. Don’t throw away your old inner tubes; bring them in and w e’ll fix them for you, “ Wide-awake service” is our motto. NORTHWEST TIRE SHOP N ext to Electric Hotel WE CAN’T Quality Circu HELP IT! lation Counts. Advertisements will The Observer has it. 0 . Oregon City, Ore. RAILROAD TIME CARD No. No. No, No. 16 28 IS 24 SOUTHER^ PACIFIC NORTH BOUND (on flag)___ _______ 7:52 a,m, (S to p )..— ___ . . . . 10:15 a.m. (sto p )........................ 3:08 p.m. (stop)........ ................. 7 16 pvin. SOUTH BOUND No, 23 (stop) ________ _ 9:09 a-'iit. No, 17 (s to p )___-___ _____ 2:57 p.m 6:10 p.m Ro, 27 (on flag) C. GIESY —Dealer in — GRAIN, HAY, POTATOES, FERTILIZERS, AND MILL FEEDS also carry Save You Many Times the Price Bush BaAk Bldg.' Eyes Tested - Glasses Fitted Phone 62S Lenses Duplicated SALEM, OREGON The Tulsa Typothetae Lubricator has this to say;— “•The man who does not advertiso because his grandfatber didn’t, ought to wear knee britches and queue, ■ , “The man. who does not advertise because it costs money, should quit paying rent for the* same reason. “The man who does not, advertise because he tried it and failed, should throw away his cigar because the Jlight went out. j “The man who doesn’t, advertise because he doesn’t know how himself ought;to stop eating became he can’t cook. J- ' % ■;' • ,r ■ “ The. man who does not advertise because somebody saik it did not pay, ought not to believe that the world is round because the ancients said it was f la t ” ' one-eleven Ana the OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN l o g ic ; , It’s the Turner Tribune that refers to us as " a small sheet,” when jve Three VIRGINIA print six pages to his only two^ eqclv Friendly. BURLEY week; and at the same time says Auro Gentlemen TURKISH ra has one advertisement worthy of note—on the Pacific Highway. He The perfect Wend of the three couldn’t let the good words of praise perfect cigarette tobaccos linger, but spoils it by saying we are in one perfect cigarette handicapped by hills and dangerous Catarrh Cannot Be Cured curves. Too bad. but we can’t ex p ec t, by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they optom.ism from every quarter. The cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly influ little paper down by the Reform School enced by constitutional conditions. HALL’a says he gets the lion’s share of the leg CATARRH MEDICINE will eyre catarrh. It is taken internally and acts through al notices out of Salem, because he is | the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE within the shadow of the State Capi-I System. 18 composed of some of the best tonics tol. Even so, he is too close, so close, | known, combined with some of the best purifiers. Thé perfect combination in fact, that Turner is covered with! blood of the ingredients in HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is what produces such won Salem papers. We have never been in derful results in catarrhal conditions. Turner, but it is perhaps a erood point, Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. #r jjfj PÎFTcH^VE. F. J. Cheney ê t Co., Props., TeleaCg O. as most Marion County towns are, and little sympathy will words of slur re ceive, when directed to North Marion fable that had his tail cut off in the County. Ginger up! trap and then, tried to make all the, Docs he advertise? other foxes believe that it was fashion-1 able to go without tails, they will join j iq and boost the game of organizers, helping them to extract $18 a headj from other victimé. But no great head- j way will be attained in this socialist j Eastkound Through skin game in Oregon and, after a while! j fhe whole thing will blow up. Then ! these organizers, at $18 a shot, will | have to turn to sothe other game. They will never get dpwn to honest work. It |is easier and more profitable for' Enable you without additional cost to go via San them to work the workers.—The Jef Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Kansas City or ferson Review. Thousands of papers will join in this évent, and our readers will hear more about Most Widely Read Country Weekly it as time goes on. Paper in the Willamette Valley Ever ready to help in any cause tea t is in the interests of a better community, bet Aurora Observer ter liying conditions, and better government, we now ask the readers and adverti The Paper Covering the Inter-Marion- sers of the Observer to turn Clackamas Territory. in and lend a hand, during “Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week,” and Send For it— $ 1.50 Per Year boost for us. Dr. C. B. O’Neill AD HOP SUPPLIES BURLAP, SULPHUR, KILN CLOTH, HOP BASKETS, HOP BAGS, HOP SCOOPS Better 'Job Printing ORAIN B A S S NO. 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