OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
SPECIALS
A T THÍE
SADLER & KRAUS STORE
For Canning and Preserving we have special
low price fo r— ,
10 qt. Aluminum Kettle at $1.29
Same in 12 q t, $1.39
Crystal Special
69c
Hot Weather Special
Save Baking
2 lbs Fresh Fig Bars
S A V E A T S A D L E R & K R A U
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Sadler & Kraus
THE BEST FOR THE PRICE
If you have anything to be hauled.
If you have anything to be shipped,
If you have anything to be transferred
to or from Portland,
Call E. M. HURST
Portland Telephone Broadway 7660
Portland Office : 73 Front Street
Baggage at Dock or Depot in Portland carefully
looked after.
RATES REASONABLE
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,
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OREGON
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
People to Get
Acquainted W ith
Oregon for Oregon
Fines assessed in cases resulting
from the activities of the state pro
hibition department during the six
months ending July 1, 1924, aggre
win be successful If
Dennoa. the m ilk m odi
The annual Bend flower show will gated $77,607.49, while the expenses
fier, la used. Doctors
of conducting the department were
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endorse
Dennoa.
At
be held Wednesday, August 20.
| druggists. Sample on request.
$15,451.37, according to a report pre
Value of exports from Astoria to
OREGON M AKES IT
pared by George L. Cleaver, state pro
D EN N O S FO O D CO.
foreign ports during July was $240,-
hibition director.
P ortlan d. Ore.
804.
Direotors of the Oregon Growers’ Oregon Industries Deserve Oregon
The cost per capita for educating
Co-operative association have agreed
Patronage
high-school students in Albany for
to allow the Northwest Prune Ex
Everytime you buy an article made
the year 1923-1924 was $84.15.
change to use the trade name “ Mist- in Oregon, you are 'helping to employ
The first irrigation project in Lane land” on its products. The trade label Oregon people in the manufacturing
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
county has Seen completed by L. C. was adopted by the Oregon growers’ •f Oregon goods. You are keeping
FIRE INSURANCE
Abies of Eugene for his 285-acre farm association several years ago, and Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign
REPRESENTING
north of Springfield.
large quantities of fruit have been is on in the interest o f “ Oregon Made
Goods,” and “ Oregon Industries.” Pacific States Fire Insurance
Construction of a ferry for use in sold under this brand:
It is more than worthy— an idea that
crossing the Umpqua river at Scotts-
Company
Protests against the proposal of the
means money to you. Look at the
burg will be started at once by the state forestry department to close the
label
Springfield
F. & M. Insur
Douglas county court.
timbered districts to hunters because
ance
Company
July was one of the driest months of unfavorable fire conditions are
Fire Association o f Phila.
ever experienced m Bend. There was coming in. The protests are based on
Patronize Your Home Company
not a single cloudy day, and only .2 newspaper reports that the state board
A U R O R A , OREGON
FIRE & AUTO INSURANCE
of forestry had been called to meet
of an inch of rain fell.
Assets over $1,000,000
In Salem Friday to consider postpone
Building activities in Salem during
ment of the opening date of the deer
Pacific States
the month of July were approximate
season.
Fire Insurance Company
ly 29 per cent greater than during the
of Portland, Oregon
Gravel has been laid on part of the
corresponding month a year ago.
seven-mile unit of the Roosevelt high
While using a shotgun to shoot
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
way between Glasgo and Hauser. The
ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING
rats on his ranch home in the Colum
grading for the entire distance is near
Oregon City, Oregon
at Reasonable Rates
bia district near Hermiston, Charles
ly finished. When this unit of the
Belcho, 75, accidentally killed himself.
Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice
THEODORE RESCH,*
highway is finished there will be a
Aurora, Ore.
Phone 1115
The state supreme court has re continuous hard surface over the
cessed until September 1. Most of Roosevelt highway from Hauser to
Will pay highest market price
the justices will spend their vacations Corbin, Cutry county, a distance of
for Hogs.
at beach resorts and mountain re 83 miles.
Asquith & Hocken
treats.
Will H. Moore, state insurance com
While July was a quiet month In missioner, has prepared a public let
AINTIING
the lumber trade of the Columbia river ter urging all persons having deal
A PER HANGING
district, more than 61,000,000 feet of ings with real estate agents to keep
DR. E. H. PREHN
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AND TINTING
lumber was shipped from the river by copies of any agreements they make
Molalla, Oregon
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All
Work Neatly Done
water.
for the purchase or sale of property.
Phone 5012
A parlor car attached to the north This procedure, Mr. Moore said, would The home o f good dentistry | Aurora, Ore.
bound limited passenger train on the aid his department materially in bring
ALL W O R K G U AR A N TEED
Oregon Electric line caught fire be ing unscrupulous real estate dealers
tween Salem and Donald and was de to justice.
stroyed.
The Pendleton Round-up, for many
Work on the North Umpqua section pears heralded on the motion picture
of the Umpqua highway is to be start screen, will be the background of a
ed at once, according to J. M. Meyers, Special picture this year which will
United States engineer with the be built around the show by the Uni
bureau of public roads.
versal Picture corporation. The con
The rainfall at Baker for the first tract permitting the motion picture
seven months this year amounted to concern to be on the grounds during
3.2 inches, Which is 5.27 inches below the show was signed last week by of
the average of 34 years in which ficials of the Round-up and the cor
poration.
records have been kept. .
Because water in the North Ump-
The state highway commission and
Tillamook county court have filed peti lua is so low that the fish cannot get
tions with the public service commis ever the dam and fish ladder at Win
sion asking for the elimination of a chester, the Roseburg Rod and Gun
club has obtained an order from the
grade crossing in Bay City.
Building construction was 30 per state fish commission stationing a
cent larger in Portland in July than nan with a dip net at the dam to
in the same period o f 1923, bank clear ;ransfer summer steelheads and sal-
ings showed a substantial increase non trout from the shallow water be-
over the same month last year, and iow the obstruction to the deeper
postal receipts were 4.9 per cent water above.
Indians of the Klamath reservation
greater.
Miss Emma Mina Hockenberry, 19, in Oregon will receive a total of $6,-
of Fresno, Cal., was killed and her 100,009 as a result of four sales by the
father,' M. B. Hockenberry, suffered lepartment of the Interior in the last
minor injuries, when an automobile in tew months of ripe timber on the
which they were riding plunged off Trout creek, Squaw flat, North Marsh
the Pacific highway three miles south ind Long Prairie units of that reser
vation. The contracts include- ap
of Salem arid turned over.
proximately 1,000,000,000 feet of tim
There was a total of 1232 arrests
ber, for which the Indians are to re
resulting from the activities of op
vive exceptional prices obtained
eratives of the state traffic depart
hrough competitive bidding.
ment during the six months ending
Hearing of the suit instituted by
July 1, 1924, according to a report by
T. A. Raffety, chief inspector for the sight railroads operating in Oregon
o restrain the public service com-
state motor vehicle division.
nission from enforcing an order re-
J. R. Nunamaker, known as the
lucing freight rates on hay and other
cherry king of Hood River, although
larm products was started in the cir-
he has less than four acres of the
suit court at Salem. The order was
fruit, received a check from the Hood
ssued more than six months ago and
River Apple Growers’ association for
provided for reductions in freight
$12,701.83, the returns from his har
ates of approximately 25 per cent.
vest of 6072 boxes of assorted var
The railroads are protesting the order
ieties.
.
sn the grounds that it is discrimlna-
Because of the growth of business ;ory in that it favors shipments of
connected with the state fair, the fair larm products from Washington into
board has found it advisable to create Oregon.
“ T H E S T O R E OF M E R IT ”
the office of manager and has ap
An experiment in- growing water-
A U R O R A , ORE.
pointed J. E. McClintock of Rosebrirg
nelons, with the object in view of as
to fill the position. Mr. McClintock
certaining the productivity, quality
has served for nine years as auditor
md marketability of more than 20
at the state fair.
lifferent varieties, has been complet-
A new world’s record for harvest id by The Dalles-Wasco county cham-
ing flax has been established at the cer of commerce, with results which
ranch of A. E. Bradley, south of Salem, ire expected to halve an important
who with; the assistance of a patented rearing on the production of melons
puller purchased a year ago has pull n this district, within the next several
ed .more than 120 acres of the product rears. All Wasco county melons are
since July 7. This is an average of ceing marketed this year through The
more than six acres a day.
Dalles Co-operative Growers’ associa-
Klamath county farmers will receive ¡ion, with each melon stamped with
100 per cent more for their hay crop ;he association label of “ Dalco.”
this year than last, according to re
Three measures, one increasing the
ports of early sales in the district. [asoline tax one cent per gallon, the
In 1923 the new crop moved at from lecond setting aside the water in the
Having purchased the G. C. Giesy feed business
$6 to $8 a ton. The first sales this Hear Lake district for use of Wil-
we
will
endeavor to satisfy your needs in Dairy and
year were made at $12.50 and $15 amette valley towns and the third
Poultry
Supplies. Let us first introduce you to our
is considered the present market croviding for joint incorporation of
price.
18 valley cities as a water district,
It is doubtful if there is sufficient will be recommended by Governor
water in Big Butte Creek to supply Pierce in his message to the 1926 leg-
E gg Producer. This is a 20% Protein feed that is
both the city of Medford and the slature. This decision was the out
giving excellent satisfaction and sells for $2.50 per
Eagle Point irrigation district, accord come of a trip of nearly 100 Wil-
100 lbs. or $48.00 in ton lots.
Come in and get
ing to Rhea Luper, state engineer. amette valley men, to Clear Lake, in
acquainted and w*e will try and merit your patronage
The oity of Medford is seeking to he interest of obtaining a better
divert approximately 30 second feet water supply for the central Willam
WE PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR BLACKBERRIES
of this water for municipal purposes ette valley cities. The governor, mem-
ât a cost of $690,000. The present ters of the highway commission, the
supply of water Is from Little Butte engineering department and various
creek, but this flow Is not of a »ranches of the state government ac-
quality demanded by the municipality. lompanied the party.
BOTTLE
FEEDING
Ask for Oregon Products
LOUIS
7-piece Glass Fruit Set, special low price of
Aurora Telephone 615
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
George W. Riddle, for three years
eommandant of the old soldiers’ home
at Roseburg, was removed from his
position at a special meeting of the
state board of control. William M.
Hendershott of Portland was elected
by the board to succeed Judge Riddle.
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New Rifle or Shot Gun.
We can supply your wants in
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