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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1921)
1 Aurora O b s c n ^ c r The aurora L u t h e r a n MISSION FEAST c h u rch The usual mornirig service will be Entered as second class matter March 28, 1911, at the postoffice at Aurora, conducted next Sunday at 10:30 o ’ clock Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879. Sermons in German and English by the pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 you Paul Robinson, Editor and Publisher are cordially invited. __________________ _ I W. F. Schmidt, Pastor, ! Opinions of the! ------------------ e d it o r ia l Observer Suvday, October 23rd, we have our Mission Feast at Macksburg. near Canby in the Evan,-Lutheran Church. English sermon at 10 o’ clock a. m. Rev. L, B. Deck. Dinner Free. Ger man sermon at 2:30 p. m. Rev. W. Kraxberger. Everybody is welcome. Rev. H. Rosenbusch. lú tóé eleven Friends of .John Hurst, formerly of Aurora and now living in California, have received word that he and his Mr. and Mrs. Robert'’ Bonn visited family are ill with the smallpox. Mrs.‘ Bonn’ s parents over the wk. end. The country editor can’ t strike. Why is flour so high when wheat is so low? Solve a few of these questions and the strike will take care of itself. cs-, ' ia ^ vs .- Take a long drive around Portland and adjacent country and note thous ands of new buildings going up. Then don’ t talk hard times. Another radical wrong— High R. R. officials receive saleries higher than our best government jobs. Cut these saleries 50 percent and money will be left to pay switchmen, firemen, ect, We don’ t look for it, but if all rail road employes do strike; if all railroads are tied-up and stop running for a week or so; if no passengers, freight or ex press is carried. If all this takes place as is being threatened by the unions, then the shipper, wholesaler and retail er, big city store and country store alike will learn what service the rail roads really give. The heavy auto truck that ruins our pavement will not be depedable. Perhaps the railroads will be appreciated after they stop op- porating for a.few days. "VIRGINIA BURLEY Notables TU R K ISH fjW GASTORU ■ Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachm; For Infants and Children. ------- irr-i - tub iiswi i hi ■■■nil ■! ■ rw m iiw pi 11 i ALCOHOL- 3 PCR GEM’. I f f I finélheStomaths sifliilatin^tfcelbod byRegiila- and Bowels of ! Thereby Promoting Diction ; i ; Cheerfulness and RestGofttate K j j neither Opium,Morphine nor ’,0, H ì l i neral. N o t N a r c o tic L T h e three g r e a te s t cig a rette tob acco s, blen din g MILDNESS - MELLOWNESS-AROMA ■■■ i i i i i Mothers Know That Genuine Castorra AVe^ctable Preparation for As ■ The railroad workers who would Phone Tabor 2559 strike, would strike against themselves; strike themselves out o f a good job; Dr. de Lespinasse strike to spend their savings, Christmas DENTIST money and winter dress money. Strike to please a walking delegate or unipn 1153^ Belmont St. Pbrtland, Ore officers who’s wages and "expense^’ money goes on during the idleness of the members who in many cases are the innocent sufferors. It’s certainly See our Display of a poor time to throw a million more men out of employment. But a fair PURE. BREO exchange might be arranged by putting The present unemployed to work and G eese, Ducks & Quíoeajs let those clamoring for a lay-off take at the State Fair ' the park benches for the winter. R" R. boys aré well paid as compared to other labor. The strike would win E. M . Bothw<ril* nothing: strikes never win—not even Troutdalp. Or(j$V 4t public approval. A Always one-eleven, cigarettes 2 Û £ h rl5 ' Bears the Signature of George W. Riddle, resident of Riddl Douglas county, were appointed com mandant of the Old Soldiers’ home at ém ¿Pumpkin S&<& Senna Roseburg to succeed S. Wi Taylor, who JSachelle Salti . MuseS&d- § | has resigned to engage in other busi A kwww ? 't?“ - 'i: J ji Carbcr*. a te Sc "<3 - ness. Mr. Taylor’s resignation be l&O |. - norm Serd comes effective October 31. ila ri fad Sugar According to law you must N O T J^ifergreen Fiavuf . Tubercular testing work was begun ' l A ■ write your name on butter wrappers. Be •j A helpful Remedy for among the dairy herds of Lane county cautious, go according to law; play safe. Gonsti p ali on and Diarrhoea when Dr.' L. 'E. Loder, sent to Eugene Law says butter wraps must be certain and Feverishness and by Dr. S. B. Foster, in charge of this Loss of S l e e p kind o f paper, printed with regular but work for the government, went to resulting Uierefrom-mlntanQ1 . ter wrapper ink, such -as the Observer Blachly in Lake creek valley to test uses. We print them complete and fur I ¡j&c-SiriÌte Sijnatureofi 600 or more cows in that locality. nish proper-paper at $1.50 per 100. Hotel managers and clerks through out the state, numbering several hun T ee C ehtm . tr G ompaìot . dred, will join in the campaign to 'VD RK » R. B. F. GIESY obtain an attendance of 200,000 or more at the Pacific International Live stock exposition in Nbrth .Portland, during stock show week, November 5-12. The money expended by the Medford THE CENTAUR COMPAQ city council on the auto camp grounds this year was well spent, according Both Pliones Aurora, Or. Office at Residence to the record of the tourists and cars stopping overngiht at the grounds. From May 9, when the season opened, wew business in.the lumber industry to September 30 there were 6247 tour of the Pacific northwest was 25 per ists and 2026 cars. cent above production and 20 per cent Senator McNary’s resolution request above shipments for the week ending ing the chief of engineers for the army October 8, according to the weekly to review the district engineer’s re lumber review of the West Coast Lum port on the Columbia and Willamette bermen’s association. This exception rivers below Portland with a view of al demand was characterized by the obtaining a channel 32 feet deep and And what you need. Those new, absolutely report as the second active selling 600 feet Vide was adopted by the sen all wool, beautifully designed, “ Navajo A rt C raft” week in nearly two years and was de ate commerce committee. Blankets. Come look at them. Just the thing clared to be largely due to dealers I. H. Van Winkle, attorney-general, buying to fill short retail stocks and has informed Frank Bramwell, su for bed, couch> lounge or Robe. wholesalers speculating on poorly perintendent of banks, that a sheriff, balanced mill stocks. Mens’ and Boys’ Mackinaws, A new stock as collector of taxes, is required, un In order to get a supreme court de der the Oregon statutes, to pay over from the Woolen Mills. cision allaying fears which may be to the county treasurer on the last entertained by bond houses as to the business day of each week all taxes A good showing of Indian Robes and Mackin legality o f bonds offered under the re collected by him during the preced cent state aid bill, or bonus act, aws, we want you to see. ing week. Thomas Jlenry Boyd, commander of The Associated Oil Company of Cali Portland post of the American Legion, fornia has remitted to the secretary filed a friendly injunction suit in the of state $18,147.16, covering the tax W IL L -S N Y D E R C O . Multnomah county circuit court on gasoline and distillate sales of the THE STORE OF MERIT against ^tate officials and the veterans’ corporation in Oregon for ths month state aid commission. The action pur of September. This money goes into ports to be brought by* Boyd as a tax the state highway fund and is expend payer “ in his own behalf and in be ed for road improvements. half of all persons similarly situated,” Grangers of the United States who and names as defendants the governor, attend the national grange annual secretary of state, state treasurer, convention in Portland November 16 state tax commissioner and Adjutant- to '25, will be shown the various points General White, Arthur C. Spencer arid of interest about the city and enter* Lyman G. Rice of the commission. The ained by a committee representing the attack is made on a purely technical Portland Cbanibar of Commotes. Plans point of legislative procedure in the now are under way to care for 2500 to adoption of the measure providing 000 delegates who are expected from bonus and loan for ex-service men. The all sections of the United States. suit will be put through the local cir As a means of giving employment cuit court and the state supreme court to 16,000 workers this winter -the so as not to delay the sale of bonds United States reclamation service has unnecessarily. recommended to the public works com mittee of the president’s unemploy ment conference that congress he call ed upon to appropriate $16,200,000 for speeding up work on 11 irrigation pro jects in the west. These projects in* elude the Klamath, in Oregon, $1,000.» For Infants and Children In U se F or O ver 3 0 Years 000. > A total of 7955 ex-service men, wh© Alw ays bears enlisted in the world war from Ore thé The live stock breeders of the East have been working to achieve perfection •Signature of gon, have filed applications for bene for nearly a century and they have secured remarkable results, but the pictures fits under the so-called bonus law, rhown above are not animals from the East and their type would not shame according to a report prepared by Cap the skill of any breeder on earth. They have beautiful conformation, style and Catarrh Cannot Be Cured tain Harry Brumbaugh, secretary o? quality in every line, and would stand high in any dairy show in the world. by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they One of these animals is the junior Holstein bull calf shown at the Pacific cannot reach the seat of the disease. the world war veterans’ state aid com International last year. He came from Hollywood Farm, Hollywood, Wash Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influ ington, and won high honors. The other is a Jersey heifer calf from Iron Mine enced by constitutional conditions. HALL’S mission. Of the total number of ap M ED ICIN E will cure catarrh. plications filed with the commission, farm at Oswego, Oregon, also On show at the Pacific International. The quality CATARRH It is taken internally and acts through of dairy animals of all breeds on the Pacific Coast Is a source of perpetual the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the 4224 seek cash bonus, while 3731 re surprise to the dairy breeders of other sections. Without losing type, they System. H A L L ’S C A T AR R H MEDICINE quest loans. ■ composed of some of the best tonics have size and constitution, which the dairyman loves, and which any animal is known, combined, with some of the best Mrs. Mary Mallett of Portland was must have to endure. __ blood purifiers. The perfect combination The dairy industry of the Pacific Coast has grown steadily since its in of the ingredients in H A L L ’S CATARRH re-elected president oi the W. C. T. is what produces such won» ception! This is partly on account of the favorable climate and wealth of feed MEtDICINE U. for the state of Oregon at the con results in catarrhal conditions. produced here. The possibilities for increasing the output of dairy products destul Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. . vention held at Oregon City. Mrs. are almost limitless. There are markets both at home and abroad for many F . J. Cheney A Co., Props., Toledo, O. W. B, Andrews of Oregon City wafe times the amount of cheese and butter now made. The difficulty has been largely due to the unprofitable cows. High quality of animals will do away elected vice-president. Other officers w ith this. chosen were: Mrs. Iva Colcord, • There is no place east or west, north or south, where one interested in Evergreen, corresponding secretary; dairy cattle can find so many in one place and select such quality as at the OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Mrs. Madge J. Hears, Portland, secre Pacific International at North Portland, Nov. 5-12. Bush Bank Bldg. tary; and Mrs.’ Jane M. Donaldson, Eyes T ested • Glasses Fitted pt? Phone 6 2 5 Lenses Duplicated Portland, treasurer. Mecipe^&dDeSM8!SLFiI(MR New One-W ay Fares ; Eastbound Through California I Enable you without additional cost to go via San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Kansas City or San Antonio, Houston and N ew Orleans or via Salt Lake City and Denver. 1 Each route, Sunset, Golden State, Carriso Gorge and Ogdon, is distinct in characteristics and affords a most fascinating and interesting trip across America D (M O R IA Physician and Surgeon Just What You Want! Four Daily Trains VIA {The Scenic Shasta Route Connect with well known limited and express trains that provide excellent service and all modern comforts. “ California for the Tourist,” our beautiful booklet, briefly describes and illustrates the charms and romance o f California. Copy Free on request. For fares, berths, tram service, stopover regulations personal advice or helpful suggestions ask agents or write Southern Pacific Lines Auto Pacific Live Stock Exposition Dairy Show to Be Large C ASTORIA Dr. C. B. O’Neill L.„ S A L E M , O R EGON 1 • JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent W hen You W ant a New Tire you want one that will give you the Most Mileage and Best Service 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 mnqr tubes; bring them in and we’ ll fix them for you, “ Wide-awake service” is our motto, , NORTHWEST TIRE SHOP Next to Electric Hotel Oregon City, Ore. Quality Circu lation Counts. The Observer has it. RAILROAD TIME CARD SOUTHERN PACIFIC No, No. No. No. NORTH BOUND Í6 (on flag).................... 7:6fi *.ei. 28 (S top)......... - ......... 10:15 a.RJ. 18 (s t o p )...................... 3:08p.m. 24 (stop).................... . 7 16 p.m. SOUTH BOUND No, 23 (stop) . . . . _________ 9:09 a,iti. No, 17 (s t o p )........... ........... 2:57 p.m Ro. 27 (on fla g ).________ 6:10 p.m 0. C. GIESY WAREHOUSE — Wholesale and R etail— GRAIN, HAY, POTATOES, FERTILIZERS, MILL FEEDS AND FEED GRINDING Also carry a full line of Poultry and Hog Feeds POULTRY DAIRY AND HOG FEEES FEEDS Olympic Egg Mash; Olympic Egg Buiider; Olympic Developing Mash; Olympic Growing Chick Mash; Eastern Oyster Shell; (tned.) Grit; (raed.) Ground Bone; (med,) Charcoal; Meat Scrap#; Crack Corn; Whole Corn; Wheat and Oats, Warehouse Phone 9 Olympic Molasses Dairy Feed Olympic Hog Feed Qround Barley and Oats Rolled Barley, Mill Bun AURORA, 'OREGON Special Price $25.00 Per Tea Reside*'