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AURORA, MARION COUNTY* OREGON MAY 7, 1925
VOL. XIV.
State Federation of Women’s
JBorglars Rob Canby Home
ITEMS OF STATE WIDE INTEREST
County Community Federation Meets
Oubs to Meet June 1
The scheduled meeting o f the county
Helena . Ulbricht, 3, and little commun ity federation met at I.qO. O.
Club women throughout the state are
Today and tomorrow, May Tth and
Mother, Arnold, 17 months, children F. hall,, Tu&aay evening, the 5th. A
anticipating with great interest the
8th,
the pupils o f the grade school will
W. Hal McNair of Ashland was re- of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Ulbricht, fairn­ very enjoy able program was presented, receive health examinations under the
annual convention o f the Oregon Feder­
ess,
living
one
mile
west
of
Free­
consisting
o
f
music
and
recitation*by
appointed a member of the state board |
ation o f Women’ s Clubs to be held in
water, were drowned in the Pleasant Aurora people and speeches jpy several following corps o f examiners:
of pharmacy.
Marshfield June 1, 2, 3 and 4,
Dr. Estelle Ford Warner and Dr. 1
View irrigation ditch which flows gentlemen .from Portland. Declama­
Preliminary plans for an- inspiring,
A wave of intestinal influenza has
Lucy
E. Guldbrandsen. physicians;
past their home.
tions b y ^ ’eggy^Sadler and Maxine
informing and entertaining ' session are
been prevalent on the University of
Miss Twedton. Mrs. Brown and Miss
Giesy
were
much
applauded.
A
duet
Petitions for the initiative or refer­
being worked out by the president,
Oregon campus during the last week.
Williamson, nurses.
The physicians
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endum of a measure shall contaig a by Mrs. E. G. Robinson and Mrs.
Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar; the chairman
will be at the school building on these
Establishment of eastern Oregon
Frank
Miller
and
a
piano
solo
by
Miss'
minimum of 9094 names of qualified
o f the program committeee, Mrs. F.
two days from 9:00 to 3:30 o ’clock. It
headquarters for the Oregon Humane
voters, according, to announcement Doris Crowe were thoroughly enjoyed.
M. Groshong, of Portland, and Mrs. A,
is hoped each pupil may have father or
society in The Dalles isvbeing consid­
A
speech
by
E.
E.
Faville
was
followed
made
by
the
secnetary
of
state
fol­
If. Myers, o f Marshfield, president of
mother present at his examination. No
ered.
lowing receipt of a legal opinion from by short talks by W.J. Gilman of 0 . A.
the hostess club,
the Marshfield
effort at this visit is being made to
Funds aggregating $117,705.77 were t{ie attorney-general.
C.
and
Mr.
Ide
of
the
Oregon
State
Woman’s Civic Club.
offer examinations to
babies and
turned over to the state treasurer by
Chamber
o
f
Commerce.
\
Lunch
was
The keynotes of the convention will
Umatilla county has five market
children under six. years. By arrange­
the state land department during
served
by
the
Asre^a
people.
Some
be the American Home and Law En­
road projects either under construc­
ment with the Aurora Woman’s Club
Butteville
April.
150 or 200 people weie, in atten^i^e.
forcement, the new notes in the Gen­
tion or to be constructed as a part oi
and.the Community Club, the Health
The third annual meeting of the the 1925 road building program. It is
eral Federation of Women’s Clubs
Center f o f pre-school and infant
M.
Brennon
is
erecting
a
bungalow
Old
Wasco
County
Pioneers’
associa­
'which are being sounded by Mrs. John
estimated that the county will have Offers $10,000 In Cash
children may be-held during the early
in Butteville. It is to replace the old tion was held at the civic auditorium
D. Sherman.
available' about $130,000 for market
summer months.
hotel
that
he
wrecked
some
time
ago.
in
The
Dalles,
Prizes for Best Essays
One and perhaps more outside speak­
roads during the year.
SALIENT POINTS REGARDING HEALTH
A new moving picture theater to
ers wills be secured and department He plans to rent it.
Bonbright & Company^ New York in­
The Southern Pacific system had
EXAMINATIONS’^ '* ^
and division heads and committee chair­
The former country home of J. L. have a seating capacity o f between net operating income of $40,733,741.63 vestment bankers, h'av^^ffered 'a total
* 1. Well trained specialists of- long
1400
and
1500,
will
be
erected
in
Salem
men are planning programs which shall Linn has been sold again.
Mr. Davis
during the year 1924, or $10,176,686.18 of $10,000 in cash prize#, for the best experience make the examination—Dr.
be both informing and entertaining. now owns it. This is the second trade during the present year.
less than during 1923, according to the articles in dealing with the electrical Estelle F. Warner and Dr. Lucy E . .
The usual annual reports o f the heads it has had inside o f six months. Mrs.
According to reports from the city annual report of the corporation filed developments in ; the United States
Gulbrandsen.
o f the several departments o f work Linn and family are staying in the health office there are more than 200
in the offices of the public service since 1920, and forecasting such de­
2. Only advice is given. Mothers
will not be given verbally, but will be main house till school is out, then they cases o f influenza in Vernonia. Only commission at Salem.
velopment during the next five years.
go to their family -physicians or whom
presented in writing and published in will go to Montaua, where Mr. Linn is one death has resulted, however.
This contest is open to everybody, they wish for any treatment or correc­
The Oregon state fish commission
the year book. Club presidents will, now caring for a stock and grain farm
Mrs. Florence Garver of Portland has authorized the building of a new and has no conditions tied to it.
tion advised,
however, give brief reports of the owned by them. Mr. Davis is from was elected state war mother at the
Students in the O regon colleges and
3. AH health exsrpinations are free,
fish hatchery on Rock creek, a tri­
year’s work from the floor o f the con­ Granite Falls. Wash,
first annual state convention of the butary of the Umpqua- river. The schools and all others i Who desire to
4. parents are urged to be present
vention.
Mr. Scholtz is planting a large field American War Mothers in Salem.
hatchery will be ready for operation take part in this big contest may se­ at examinations. They may be given
In an ettort to make the convention o f corn.
Dr. Stella Ford Warner has arrived in the-fall and will take care of 7,- cure full information by writing to 'an appointment at some time con­
His ground is in excellent
o f more actual assistance 'to the indi­ shape.
Bonbright & Company.
in Salem from the east to act as di­ 000,000 or 8,000,000 eggs.
venient to them.
vidual club woftmn some o f the de­
Prize winners "Will be announced at. 5. Appointments begin at 9:30 and
rector of medical service for the-
Charges
filed
with
the
state
su­
The
roads
in
this
district
have
been
partments are planning luncheon con­
Marion county child health demon­ preme court a few weeks ago involv­ the conventionjoiyhe National Elec­ close about 3:30 o’ clock. Twenty (20)
Much im­
ferences which will give opportunity getting a good grading.
tric Light Association an San Fran­ minutes are allowed for each examina­
stration,
ing Clyde N. Johnson, ex-district at­
for round table discussion and inter­ provement can be noticed.
•
tion.
A meeting of county judges will be torney of Lane county, were found to cisco in June.
change o f ideas.. Such conferences will
Mr. Yergen is putting in the place held in Portland May 19 to consider
Competitors have also a chance at an
be
unwarranted,
according
to
a
report
be held by the American Home de­ owned by Mr. McCann, deceased.
what is termed the “ auto-tramp nui­ prepared by the, grievance committee additional series o f cash prizes amount­
partment. Mrs. Jessie McComb, chair­
Obituary
sance”
and the best means of taking of the Oregon State Bar association. ing to $10,000 ($20,000 altogether) for
A good time was had by those who
man and the Press Publicity depart­
all papers contributed will be kept un­
care of it.
attended the Champoeg celebration.
The public service commission'* has, til 1930 and then analyzed and the best
ment, Miss Vella Winner, chairman.
. Florence Edna, daughter of S. S. and
W, A. Dalziel, private secretary to extended uptil May 23 the timé for
The reception on the opening night
Most o f the spring grain is planted.
paper then held to contain the best
with addresses o f welcome, responses, Many o f the farmers who had to re­ Governor Pierce, has been appointed a filing annual reports by public utili­ forecast for the years 1925 to 1930 in­ Nellie Miller, was born February 6th,
music and a social time is the one big seed a large portion o f their fall grain member of the board of survey and ties operating in the state of Oregon. clusive, will receive the additional $10,- 1925, and died May 4th. 1925, aged 13
Bocial event o f the convention.
The have planted. Those with tractors have adjustment for the federal reclamation The extension of time was granted oOO offered by tb# American Super­ years, 2 months and 28 days.
Florence was operated on at the
at the request of a large number of power CorporatiortjHj
hostess club is also planning a beach been running overtime to keep up with department.
Deaconess
hospital, Salem, for appen­
utilities
which
were
unable
to
com­
Prospects are that there will be a
Bupper for the delegates which is ex­ the season.
dicitis May 3rd, and death claimed her
,
bumper crop of strawberries and plete their reports by April 30.
pected to be a very happy affair.
Thevjhop growers have their hands
tl(e following day.
Interment was
June is the most delightful month o f full, but help is plentiful. Some have cherries in the M,U1 City vicinity this -•»■'The; state land board has exempted
Coming Events /
made In the 2ion cemetery May 6tiF-«t
the year in Coos county and nothing is their hops contracted for this year. year, the plants and trees being in a Coos, Lane and Douglas counties from
2:00 o ’clock p. fti.
promising condition.
the payment of royalty on sand and
being left undone to make this con­ The average priee is around 17 cents.
May 16, K. of P. dance.
“ Death, as a reaper with his sickle
Contracts will be let in a few days gravel taken from the Umpqua river
vention the largest and most interest­
June 15-19, Rose Festival in Port­
keen,
The
short
cut
on
the
road
from
for
the
improvement
of
the
Roosevelt
for the construction of Camp Jack-
ing and helpful ever held by the Fed­
land.
Takes
the bearded grain at a breath
Butteville to Fargo is practically a sure son, as the annual encampment at and Umpqua highways and a number
eration.
Sept. 23-26. Clackamas County Fair.
And the flowers that grow between. ”
thing.
Petitions
were
circulated
early
of
market
roads
in
those
counties.
Medford of the Oregon national guard
Delegates’ names should be sent at
June 15 to 20, Rose Festival, Port­
Father, mother, two sisters, two
once to the housing chairman, Mrs. O. in the year, and shortly after it was in June will be known.
Almost universal indorsement in land.
brothers dnd a host o f relatives and
F, McKnight, Marshfield, Oregon, and surveyed. It is planned to work on (he
Rapid Increase in gas consumption central Oregon of the movement ini­
June 1-4, Oregon Federation of friends mourn her departure. She wilt
the chairman of credentials, Mrs. clearing and grading in June.'
in Portland has necessitated construc­ tiated by The Dalles-Wasco county Woman's Clubs meet at Marshfield.
be missed here but will help to swell
Rhode B. Hayes. Castle Rose Apart­
The old time dance held at Butteville tion of a new gas holder by the Port­ chamber of commerce to combat the
June 6-13, at Portland, National Fed­ the chorus around the Great White
ments. corner 26th St. and Sandy last Saturday night was a success. A land Gas & Coke company, at a cost referendum on house bill No. 413 call­
Throne.
Boulevard. Portland. Oregon.
ing for regulation of trucks and motor eration of Music Clubs.
leading feature was the old time dances of approximately $353,000.
Sept.
21-25,
at
Portland,
I.
O.
O.
F.
8taged by older folks. Many interest­
Return of the state banking depart­ busses is being indicated by response
Oct. 31, at Portland, P. I. Livestock Seek Information Regarding Farm Lands
ing as well as ancient fads were seen.
ment from Portland to Salem is de­ received to telegrams sent other com­
Notice to the Public
mercial
bodies
in
the
district.
Exposition.
It is surprising how good the spring manded in mandamus proceedings fil­
Mrs. Helen Bair, 20, who was being
2nd week in June, at Portland, Rose >* Portland, May 5.—Names of 2670
crops look. The grain comes up in a ed in the Marion county circuit court
On account o f tics, piling and cord-
transported from Bend to the indus­ Festival.
settlers interested in Oregon’s agricul­
short time, due to the hot days. The by John Carson, district attorney.
wood being cut on lands adjoining mine
In the past 18 months 10,997 coyotes trial school for girls at Salem, to
tural opportunities were received yes­
clover looks encouraging and to all
and the timber being; full o f inflam­
which she had been committed after
OUR 6 L A 5 5 E S -
terday by the Land Settlement De­
prospects there will be a good fruit have been killed by trappers in east-1
mable material,' it becomes necessary
pleading guilty to a charge of liquor
partment o f the Portland Chamber of
crop. The recent frost was too light ern Oregon, according to Stanley
AH
that
All
that-
-
for me to close my place to picnicers
possession, was kidnapped by a man
Commerce from H. W. Byerly, general
to do any material damage, and as the Jewett, predatory animal inspector of
Science.
Artistry*
and campers to avoid the danger o f a
driving an automobile bearing a Cali­
the
United
States
biological
survey.
canfiye
cantadit
immigration agent o f the Northern
trees stood the cold last winter, all
forest fire this summer.
fornia license plate, while the party
Pscific Railway Company, as the result
Total crop production in the Tule
ought to be well.
Respectfully,
stopped at a Hood River service sta­
o f the joint advertising campaign con­
lake section for this year will exceed
ducted by the three trancontinental
"Mrs. Whitman and her sister were in
W h . B ru n s ,
tion.
301-2-3-4
(5dIßttL0t
the half billion bushel yield of 1924,
lines co-operating in developing the
19-3tc
R. 5, Box 5. Aurora, Ore. Portland, Monday.
The
battleship
Oregon,
which
is
to
according to an estimate made by C.
DrltE.Morrté DrAMtfollock
Northwest.
be
taken
over
by
the
state
of
Oregon
A. Henderson, Klamath county agent.
under an appropriation authorized at
Chester Clark, United States cus­
the last session of the legislature, will
toms collector at Marshfield, in his
be ready for delivery in Portland har­
monthly report on business done by
bor on June 15. The old battleship is
lumbering interests shows an export
«¿FED ER AL RESERVE
now at Bremerton navyyard, where
.S Y S T E M .
of 11,205,037 feet of lumber during
MEMBER
it is being repainted and otherwise
April.
FEDERAL RESER
put in condition by the United States
.S Y S TEM .
J. D. Mickle, state dairy and food government.
commissioner, is notifying egg pro­
With a proposal for higher fees than
ducers and dealers that the egg law
those provided in honse bill 413, a
passed at the recent session of the
measure for the taxing of passenger
In our Bank we use every known method for protection
legislature will go into effect on
busses and freight trucks ’on a pas­
of
our
depositors.
We have.adopted the Protectu Check System
May 26.
has provided within her
senger mile or 10-mile basis, R. W.
for
the
benefit
of
our
depositors so that the amount of their
Governor Pierce is being besieged Sawyer, judge of Deschutes county,
bosom great supplies o f gold,
with requests to commute to life im­ and R. S. Hamilton, member of the
checks may be safeguarded against being “ raised” should they
prisonment the death sentences im­ house of representatives, are initiating
silver, and copper, to care fo r
be lost, stolen, or fall info dishonest hands.
posed upon L. W. Peare and Arthur a measure to be placed before the
With thé Protectu Check System, you can write your
the exchange needs o f man the
Covell, who are scheduled to be hang­ voters of Oregon.
check
for
a given amount and by a cutter attached to the cover,
world over.
ed May 22.
The public service commission has
you
can
then
tear off the check at the desired amount (like a
About 1000 citizens of Lincoln coun­ vacated an order suspending new
Why not emulate this wonder­
money order). No check raiser can then raise your check for
ty assemble^ in the streets at Toledo rates Bought by the Spokane, Port­
ful conservation o f resources by
in a mass meeting to oppose the im­ land & Seattle Railway company and
five to five hundred or ten to one hundred dollars.
portation of Japanese labor for oper­ the Spokane, Seattle & Portland
laying up a reserve to span over
These new Protectu Checks are supplied to all our de­
ation of the Pacific Spruce corpora­ Transportation company. The propos­
positors with checking accounts without cost.
the years o f old age. And if
tion’s sawmill.
ed new rates, which are a slight in­
If you are considering opening a checking account, call at
you are a father or mother it is
Dr. Maurice Butler, dentist with of­ crease over those now in effect, will
our
bank
and see this improved.service that we are furnishing
fices
in
Independence,
suffered
the
become operative as soon as the com­
incumbent upon you to help your
loss of his right eye and a fractured pleted tariffs are filed.
our patrons.
children make a start in this
skull when an automobile in which
Improved business conditions in
he was riding skidded oft the Salem- Portland during April were reflected
world.
Like Mother Nature,
SPECIAL ÇIZE :CHECK ÉfoOKS FOR BUSINESS USE.
Dallas highway.
by increased bank clearings and a sub­
start building a “ Nest E gg” to
EQUALLY PRACTICAL FOR POCKET, DESK AND* PAY ROLL USE
An analysis of the stomach ana stantial gain in building permits com­
help them along in the future.
vital organs of Mrs. R. L. Gimlin, who pared with the same month last year.
died suddenly at Coquiile about a Bank clearings for the month amount­
month agev and whose body was ex­ ed to $171i'403,677 compared with $159,-
humed for examination recently, show­ 139,035 for March. Building permits
ed only negative results.
issued during the month numbered
Establishment of a game reserve to 1353 for a total value of $3,281,740.
take in the land on which the Ore­ 11 " ■ 1 1 ’
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gon caves, in Josephine county, are
Parts for all cars, trucks and tract­
located, is advocated by Governor
ors.
W. E. Burns—Dan Burns (Not
Pierce, members of the state game
Brothers—the same Man) High St.,
commission and forestry sfficic.!-..
at Ferry, Salem.
Using a piece o f automobile spring
for a pry. burglars broke a lock in the
back window at Peter Stock’s resi­
dence at Canby Friday night while the
family was attending the high school
play. The house was ransacked from
top to bottom, and money, clothing,
dishes and jewelry stolen to the value
o f more than $100. Mr. Stock is pro­
prietor o f the City meat market. More
than $30.00, taken in after banking
hours Friday, was included in the loot,
while a suit o f clothes belonging to Mr.
Stock was dropped on the sidewalk by
the theives in their rush to get away.
The Lane County Bankers’ associa­
tion will meet at Eugene Thursday.
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