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OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTERESf SPECIALS AT TH E SADLER & KRAUS STORE For Canning and Preserving we have special low price fo r— 10 q t Aluminum Kettle at $1.29 Same in 12 qt., $1.39 Crystal Special 69c H ot W eather Special Save Baking 2 lbs Fresh Fig Bars SAVE AT SADLER & KRAUS’ Sadler & Kraus THE BEST FÒR THE PRICE If you have anything to be hauled, If you have anything to be ^hipped, j If you have anything to be transferred to or from Portland, Call E. M. HURST Aurora Telephone 615 Portland Telephone Broadway 7660 Portland OfBceS 73 Front Street Baggage at Dock or Depot in Portland carefully looked after. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED H; G. ZIEGLER DEALER IN Grain, Pototoes, Hay and Feed SEED AND RE-CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING DONE IN CON NECTION W ITH W AREHOUSE: AURORA, - - - Oregon for Oregon BOTTLE FEEDING Ask for Oregon Products LOUIS 7-piece Glass Fruit Set, special low price of RATES REASONABLE People to Get Acquainted W ith A Lane county bridge crew started work Monday repairing all the bridges on the Willamette highway between Reserve and Oakridge. Travelers over the highway may ex Brief Resume of Happenings af pect to experience delays. The Douglas county court signed an the Week Collected for agreement with the bureau of public roads for construction of a forest road Our Readers; which will become a part of the Ump- qtla highway. Under the terms of will be successful If Shot hole borers have destroyed this agreement the county appro Denotes, the milk modi fier, is used. Doctors many trees in orchards south and west priates $10,000 to meet $30,000 to be ___ ___ endorse Dennos. At of Molalla. druggists* Sample on request. expended by the government. OREGON M AKES IT Oregon pensions have been grant A change in the direction of the ! D E N N O S F O O D CO. Alfreds Thompson, wind saved the town of Alsea from ed as follows: Portland. Ore. Gresham, $15; Charlés C. Kinzer, threatened fores^ fires. Oregon Industries Deserve Oregon Lyle Dixon, 22, of Woodburn, was Hubbard, $12; Artlissa Handy, Cot Patronage drowned in the Willamette river, five tage Grove, $30; Thomas G. Blevins, Evcrytime you buy an article made Roseburg, $18; Anton Kerowski, Port miles south of Newberg. land, $12; Arthur Johnston, Portland, in Oregon, you are helping to employ Fire destroyed the lumber mill own $12; Andrew A. Hickey, Portland, $15. Oregon people in the manufacturing N O T A R Y PUBLIC o f Oregon goods. You are keeping ed by Roy Hide in northern Currey, FIRE INSURANCE Official reports received at the of Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign county, ^causing a loss of $8000. REPRESENTING fices of the state forester from the is on in .the interest o f ‘ ‘ Oregon Made All sprinkling will be prohibited in Bald Mountain holdings of the Goods,” and “ Oregon Industries.” Pacific States Fire Insurance Portland unless ' water users imme Spaulding Logging company indicate It is more than worthy— an idea that Company diately stop the waste of water. that the fire ioss there will be far means money to you. Look at the Springfield F. & M. Insur Fire of mysterious origin at Hunt less than first estimated. Little green label ington destroyed three frame build timber was destroyed, the loss being ance Company ings and a barn, causing damage esti cohfined to the destruction of seven Fire Association o f Phila. mated at 15500. bridges. Patronize Your Home Company C. E. Smith, R. J. Smith and F. R. A U R O R A , OREGON Frank A. Pim, illuminating engineer FIRE & AUTO INSURANCE Morrison were fined $10 each at Salem and representative of the Traffic Of Assets ovei $1,000,000 for refusing to assist a federal officer ficers’ association, with headquarters Pacific States in fighting a forest fire. at Washington, D. C., was in Salem Fire Insurance Company last week conferring with Sam A. Reports from Wallowa county, of Portland, Oregon ■ where farmers are engaged in hay-; Kozer, secretary of state, with ref erence to starting a campaign in ing, are that the crop this year .will ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING Oregon for standardization of auto be about one-half normal. Oregon City, Oregon at Reasonable Rates The first shipments .of The Dalles mobile lighting equipment. Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice THEODORE RESCH; The annual southern Wasco coun watermelons and cantaloupes were Aurora, Ore. Phone 1115 sent to the Portland market last week. ty fair will be held September 16, 17 and 18, This' will be the only fair Good prices were reported. Will pay highest market price for Hogs. The annual meeting of thé Eastern in Wasco county this year, the regular I Asquith & Hocken X Oregon District Medical society was fair hâve been discontinued and held Monday and Tuesday at Bingham money appropriated for this purpose devoted to preparing a county èxhibit AÏNTIING Springs, east of Pendleton. for the state fair and the holding the A PER HANGING l Bobbie Burns and Dale Arthur, who southern Wasco county fair. D R . L H . PREHN escaped from the state penitentiary I AND TINTING | The dry season has made no ma brickyard at Salem July 3, have been Molalla, Oregon T All Work Neatly Done terial impression in the fall wheat apprehended at Salt Lake City. crop of most of the farmers in the The home o f good dentistry ^ Aurora, Ore. Phone 5012 ^ A fire in the holdings of the Mo vicinity of Halsey, according to re ALL W ORK GUARANTEED 4 # 444444 4444 « hawk Lumber company at Donna, in ports. Most of the fall wheat has the Mohawk valley destroyed two been threshed and has proved a sur trestles on the company’s logging rail prise to the farmers, yielding from 18 way. to 30 bushels to the aere, with a high The 17th annual convention of the er mark reached on the better land. Oregon -Editorial association was held When water from the McKay dam in Tillamook last week with 150 peri reservoir, now under construction by sons present, representihg 70 publica the government, is available, a new tions. plot of land east of Hermiston, not at Half a million trout fry will be re present under irrigation, will be util leased in the stream» of Coos county ized by the state and federal govern within the next 30 days. The fish ment, for a new experiment station. were hatched on Goos river and near A quarter section of government-own Bandon. ed land has been set aside for this The historic Scott trail, which cross purpose. \ , ed t h è ‘ Cascades about three miles In attempting to open a héadgate south of the present McKenzie pass, of the Pine lake reservoir, M. A. is now being reopened by a force of Christenson blew out the whole gate forest trail builder^. and let the water escape. The lake L. Eacbus of Adrain reports to L. is about 18 miles from Halfway, but R. Breithaupt, Malheur county agent, the water is used on land around the that some Of his Federation wheat town and is counted on for second- went 97.5 bushels to the acre. This crèp water by several hfiy farmers. is regarded as a phenomenal, yield. The loss of water is more serious than Because'of the extremely hazardous thé injury to the headgate. fire conditions prevailing through There were three fatalities due to out the state, Frank E. Elliott, state industrial accidents in Oregon dur forester, sent telegrams to all district ing the week ending, July 24, accord fire wardens to cancel existing burn ing to a report prepared by the state ing permits. industrial accident commission. The John T. O’Hara, Although The Dalles has an ample victims were: water supply, restrictions on its use Knappa, timekeeper; George'W . Hut have been ordered by the city com chinson, Klamath Falls, carpenter, missioners, that farmers along Mill and A. Deboie, Elgin, carpenter. A creek valley may save their crops, total of 595 accidents was reported during the week. drying up for lack of water. The Monmouth (Commercial club has The Oregon Poultrymen’s associa tion will send a delegate to the na issued a call for a celebration by all tional poultry ' council at Chicago the towns of Polk county at Helmick ! ‘TH E STORE OF M E R IT ” August 10 to sit in conference with park on the Luckiamute river, five ! representative poultrymen from all miles south of Monmouth, on com A U R O R A , ORE. other states on means of promoting pletion of the west side Pacific high way. The surfacing of the last con the poultry industry.- Work started Monday on a $500,000 necting link has progressed to within . ................... .... structure to repla.ce the burned build 1% miles of Monmouth and it is ex ing of the Pacific International Live pected the highway will, be open for stock exposition at Portland. It is ex traffic about September 10. Federal agents, deputy sheriffs and pected that it will Jie completed by November 1, in time for the holding members of the Point Adams coast guard crew raided. ' seagoing fishing of the annual exposition. Charges against Pendleton meat craft, seizing about 175 cases of im markets that they sold sausages and ported liquors and arresting five men. hamburger in which sulphates were Two motor boats and a truck into used as preservatives were filed in which the liquor was being unloaded the local justice of the peace court. are being held for confiscation. The Four of them appeared and paid fines raid took place on the Skipanon river, WHOLESALE and RETAIL near Warrenton, ' where the boats of $25 and costs in each case. , were discharging their cargo. Three mèinbers of the Astoria po The cherry growers o f Eugene and lice. fprce were discharged by City . Manager Kratz on charges of deliver vicinity who pooled their Bings with ! ing liquor for bootleggers, accepting the Eugene Fruit Growers’ associa presents from bootleggers,; drinking tion, a county-wide cooperative farm- j with bootleggers, disobeying orders ers’ organization, received 8% cents | per pèund for them, according to an- j S. nd conduct unbecoming officers. nouncement by J. O. Holt, manager ot Travel, into Crater Lake National the association. More than 180 tons park continues to shatter all records. of this variety 'cif cherries were dis .Up to July 22 a total of 7683 auto We still have a limited amount of posed of at this price, it was stated. mobiles, bearing 25,034 visitors, had This is a new high record for the entered the park, as compared with postwar period. 4001 automobiles, bearing 13,524 Jealousy and business reverses are visitors, on the same date last year.' believed by authorities to have caus Over 20,000,000 pounds of prunes ed J; A. Horcik, ex-automobile stage are already signed up in the new co line proprietor, whose license last operative prime exchange, according week was revolted by the public serv to announcement given out by C. E. ice commission, to shoot his wife three Spence, state market agent. M t . times, twice in the body and once in Spence said that the new organiza the head, in a room in the Sommer tion would commence operations in hotel in La Grande, killing her al . Oregon and southern Washington with most instantly. The shots were fired ten local organizations. Other units in the presence of their 10-year-old it is declared will be organized and daughter, Lucile. Horck then dropped it is expected that a large majority from a window 20 feet to the ground, of the orchards of the two states will AURORA, OREGON Residence Phone 2 6 Store Phone 9 rap down an alley and shot himself, soon be signed up. fatally through the head. OREGON W EBERT O. D. EBY ♦ Painless Dentistry $ P I Ladies’ Knickerbockers and Middies Coveralls AURORA MEAT MARKET A n Up-to-date Sanitary Meat Market that handles every thing b e s t i n m e a t s fresh and cured. OPEN EVENINGS DURING HARVEST SEASON Just the thing for Evergreen Berry Picking W ill-Snyder W URSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon SUMMER D AYS remind the house wife that she needs an Oil Cook Stove A Florence Automatic will keep her Temper and the Fuel Bill within reason. G. C. GIESY FEED STORE Flour, Cereals, Poultry and Dairy _____ Feeds, fla y and Seeds_____ Bargain Prices D airy and Poulty Feeds at C O ST Hardware m G. A. EHLEN agfe-.sJ Implements Prices Also Clover Seed, Gray, Sand and Pearl Vetch, Grass Seed of all kinds, Burlap, Sulphur, Hop and and Grain Sacks, Sewing Twine.