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OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
School Time
Suggestions
8rief Resume of Happenings ol
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
Aurora school begins September 22nd.
Sadler
& Kraus is prepared at this minute to supply the
necessary school equipment for the kiddies.
It
matters not whether it is—
Wearing Apparel for the
Boys and Girls or Supplies
for the Schoolroom—
we have anticipated your wants.
When buying
tablets, remember we give free with each pur
chase of a tablet a Cupie Twin pencil tablet. Also
Cupie Twin blotters for the school kiddies.
ALL OF THIS AT
Sadler & Kraus
Call E. M. HURST
Baggage at Dock or Depot in Portiand carefully
looked after.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
H. G. ZIEGLER
DEALER IN
Grain, Pototoes, Hay and Feed
SEED AND RE-CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY
ALL KINDS O F T R U C K IN G DONE IN CO N
NECTION W IT H W A R E H O U S E .
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A n Up-to-date Sanitary Meat
Market that handles every
thing b e s t in m e a ts
fresh and cured.
OPEN EVENINGS
D U R IN G
HARVEST
BOTTLE !
FEEDING j
druggists»
will be successful if $
Denuos. the milk modi- \
tier, is used. Doctors j
endorse
Dennos.
At \
Sample on request*
DENNOS FOOD CO.
P ortlan d. Ore.
LOUIS
W EBER!
N O T A R Y PU B LIC
FIRE INSURANCE
REPRESENTING
Pacific States Fire Insurance
Company
Springfield F. & M. Insur
ance Company
Fire Association of Phila.
The Hood River Apple Growers’ as
More than 50 forest fires were start
ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING
ed in the Umpqua national forest by sociation has announced that H. F.
at Reasonable Rates
A U R O R A , O REG O N
Davidson,
formerly
president
of
the
a severe thunder storm. A heavy
THEODORE
RESCH
rain which followed extinguished the North Pacific fruit distributor^ and
Aurora, Ore.
Phone 1115
for many years prominent in fruit
fires.
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growing
and
shipping
has
been
named
Will
pay
highest
market
price
Chinook salmon eggs totaling 4,000,-
for Hogs.
000 have been taken out for planting advisor to the sales department of the
from the McKenzie river hatchery. organization.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Eugene was selected as next year’s
Last year the record was 15,000,000
Oregon City, Oregon
meeting place by the Pacific North J J R . B. F. GIESY
eggs.
Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice
A car of Oregon Wealthy apples was west Circulation Managers’ associa
sold at auction at New York at $3.25 @ tion at its concluding session in Spo
3.50, averaging $3.37 for extra fancy kane, Wash. The 1925 convention will
and $2.90@3.50, averaging $2.95 for be held at the same time as the Ore
gon state newspaper convention, in
fancy.
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Asquith & Hocken
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March or April.
' One of the army De Haviland air
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Five passengers and the driver on Both Phones
AINTIING
planes used on forest patrol was badly
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Office
at
Residence
Aurora,
Ore.
wrecked at Eugene when it struck a the McMinnville-Salem bus were
APER HANGING ♦
slightly
injured
when
a
Southern
Pa
fence at the edge of the municipal
AND TINTING
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cific electric train crashed into the
aviation field.
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Work
Neatly
Done
Half of the town \ of Sisters was Ue- bus at Holmes Gap, 15 miles south
• Aurora, Ore.
Phone 5012 ^
stroyed by fire which started in the of McMinnville. The front of the bus
DENTIST
C. L. Gist hotel, apparently from a was wrecked and the passengers
Has established his Dental office in
defective flue. The loss was estimat thrown out by the impact.
the Aurora Bank Building, where
Neighbors of Hugh Kuenzil, whose he will be present each Tuesday,
ed at $25,000.
“ No Collection, No Charge”
Thirty boys of Polk county, who body was found on his ranch near Friday and Saturday, from 9 a, m.
Delinquent
accounts collected on a
have been raising Jersey calves for Salem, February 18, with a bullet to 6 p .m .
contingent basis.
We do the work,
PLATES
A
SPECIALTY
wound
in
the
tc•
>
of
the
head,
petition
exhibition at the state fair, will gather
shoulder the expense and make no
AURORA, OREGON
at Rickreall September 19 and hold ed the Marion county court to order
charge unless collection is made.
an official Investigation to determine
$100,000.00 Bad Accounts Turned In
an amateur Jersey show.
to Cash Since,We Started. Jot down
The state highway commission at a whether Kuenzil’s death was the re
a trial list of bad ones and let us
Phone 5-51 Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
sult
of
suicide
or
foul
play.
meeting to be held in Portland Sep
turn them into actual money,
Evenings and Sunday by appointment
Approximately 31 wells have been
tember 25 will open bids for the con
Business Men’s Adjustment Co.
struction of approximately 15 miles drilled in Oregon in the hope of strik
DR. S. J. LE VITT
315-16 Masonic Bldg.,
Phone 911
ing
oil
and
not
one
has
been
suc
of new road and one bridge.
DENTIST
cessful,
according
to
Dr.
Warren
D.
SALEM,
OREGON
Hop crop estimates of Oregon are
! I. O. O. F. Building
Molalla, Oregon
being, revised upward as a result of • Smith, head,, of the department of geo Room 1 and 2
the last surveys of the Willamette logy of the University of Oregon, who
valley yards. Figures now place the ■-has prepared a survey on the “ Petrol
eum Possibilities of Western Oregon.”
1924 crop at close to 50,000 bales.
John McCourt, since 1921 justice of
Two large barns on Morris Koons’
farm, 12 miles north of Eugene on the Oregon, supreme court, died at his
the Pacific highway, together with a home in Salem after an illness of !
large quantity of hay and grain and three weeks. Endocarditis and pneu- j
some machinery,, were destroyed by monia were the direct causes of death, |
according to attending physicians. <
fire.--
R. P. Bonham of Portland, district Justice McCourt was born in Canada
immigration inspector, was in Salem 50 years ago, but had lived in Cali- I
arranging for the deportation of eight fornia and Oregon since he was four j
inmates of the Oregon state peniten months old.
J. L. Spry, rancher of the Nelson
tiary and eight patients at the state
creek country in the western part of ! g jj
hospital.
Will H. Moore, state insurance com Lane county, who had served a few |
missioner, and W. A. Mullen, chief nays more than a month of a long |
deputy in the department, - have de sentence in the Lane county jail for
signed a sticker advertising fire pre having a moonshine still on his place, j g g
vention week, which is October 5 to was paroled for a few weeks by G ov-!
ernor Pierce to build a trail and a | jj=
11, inclusive.
bridge that his children may attend i ¡11
Between 50,000 and 55,000 pounds of
school this fali and winter.
hops belonging to G. R. Fish, near
These hats are made of extra heavy all-
On top of the recent decision o f ! B=
Springfield, were burned when fire
leveled the hop house. Loss is about the Eugene school board to abolish \ Bj|
wool invisible plaid material.
Light and
$5000. Mr. Fish had just concluded a l l . secret fraternities and other or- j j l j
ganizations in the Eugene high school, 1 ¡If
his season’s picking.
dark colors. 1
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the board issued an order that all ! H I
Portland was visited by about 100
ex-members - of the different societies j = 1
collection agency representatives Mon
must sign an agreement that they will | ¡§2
day and Tuesday, when the sixth an
discontinue membership in the organ- | ijg
nual convention of the Collection
izations and that they will substitute j HB
Agencies’ association of Oregon was
nothing equivalent to this member- j ¡¡¡|
held at the Multnomah hotel.
ship.
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Automatic train controls, to stop
. The Marion county circuit court has > jjjj
an engine if the engineer through
set October 13 as the date for hear- j ¡ j j
sudden death or laxity runs past the
ing arguments of attorneys with rela-; JU
“ T H E S T O R E OF M E R I T ”
warning block signals, are being in
tion to the modified order of the pub- j ¡ j j
stalled on the O.-W. R. & N. lines be
lie service commission / in the case | BUS
A U R O R A , ORE.
tween Portland and The Dalles.
brought by the several railroad com- Bit
Hop and prune-picking operations panies operating in Oregon to enjoin ;
In Marion and Polk counties are near enforcement of a previous order of
ing - an end. The short picking sea the commission reducing freight rates I
son this year was due, it was said on hay, grains and other farm pro- \
to the favorable weather, which has ducts.
permitted work without, interruption.
A total of 883 scalps of wild ani-1
A successor to R. B. Goodin, super mals came into the Portland office of
intendent of the Oregon employment the United States bureau of biological
Your HENS and PULLETS will lay more,
institution for the adult blind in Port survey, from 33 trappers hired by the I
If an EGG MASH you’ll keep before.
land, who died last week, pjrobably bureau in cooperation with the state I
Just
keep before in hoppers dry,
will not be considered until the next livestock sanitary board and the state
And
you’ll
get the EGGS, “ OH M Y!”
regular meeting of the state board of game commission. This is a record |
control.
I’ll
tell
your
friends it’s not a joke,
catch for August. Coyotes and bob- |
The September estimate of pear cats, or lynx, were most numerous.
Mix your own MASH and you’ll go broke.
production gives the total crop of the Trappers also sent In scalps of 145
Our MASH will give your hens the pep;
United States as about the same as badgers and 122 porcupines, shot in
To get the eggs you’ll have to step.
1923, but shows a general reduction the course of their rounds.
We also have a good SCRATCH FEED
tor the Pacific coast states. The Ore
Columbia river salmon canneries are
Which will bring eggs from any breed.
gon crop is estimated at 1,153,000 participating more extensively in the
bushels against 1,540,000. bushels last activities of the fall fishing season,
They get red combs and scratch and sing,
year.
To get MORE EGGS it is the thing.
which opened September 10, than for
Just why pine squirrels should be many years. Practically every large
And if OUR MASH and SCRATCH you’ll try,
seeking lower altitudes and forsaking cannery in Astoria and its environs
Right
back you’ll come and more you’ll buy.
their mountain haunts is a question is packing, fish. The general high
You’ll
GET RESULTS and always will,
raised by S. H. Walker of Umatilla quality of the Columbia river spring
If you will trade at our FEED MILL.
county. Ordinarily, the little animals and summer pack and the operation
remain far back in the hills, but this of restrictions tp limit the output of
CALL ON US OR PHONE US
year they have come down on the the Alaskan product has so strengthen
farms. Porcupines and skunks have ed the market for fall salmon that
ilso come down out of the mountains there is keen competition among the
IN THE GIESY BUILDING
to a greater extent than ever before. packers.
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Aurora Telephone 615
Portland Telephone Broadway 7660
Portland Office: 73 Front Street
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Oregon for Oregon
Taking of testimony in 149 cases
Involving water rights on the Des
chutes river will get under way at
Bend October 14, the state engineer
The first sales of 1924 Oregon hops has announced. R was predicted that Ask for Oregon Products
of the late crop were made at 12 to the taking of this testimony would
require at least two weeks.
13 cents.
OREGON MAKES IT
Native bred wild ducks are com
The citizens of Rufus, Sherman
paratively plentiful in waters of Uma county, have filed with the Oregon
tilla county.
public service commission a complaint
Oregon Industries Deserve Oregon
Bids for the construction of a $100,- with relation to the water service
Patronage
000 junior high school in.Astoria will there. The complaint has been re
Everytime you buy an article made
ferred
to
engineers
of
.the
public
serv
be opened by the school board Octo
in Oregon, you are helping to employ
ice deparfmeht for investigation.
ber 1.
Oregon people in the manufacturing
Matthew Sh.oeships, 40, prominent o f Oregon goods. You are keeping
J. E. Thompson, for the past 10 years
chief auditor in the state industrial and well educated Indian resident of Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign
accident commission, died at the home the Umatilla reservation, was found is on in the interest o f ‘ ‘ Oregon Made
dead in the Blue mountains. The re Goods,” and “ Oregon Industries.”
of his mother in Salem.
It is more than worthy— an idea that
Railroad service between Tillamook port that reached Pendleton was that means money to you. Look at the
the
Indian
probably
had
died
from
and Portland was halted by forest
label
fires at Wakefield and Snark, about injuries sustained when his horse
threw
him.
38 miles from Tillamook.
Physician
and Surgeon
If you have anything to be hauled,
,
If you have anything t d be shipped,
If you have anything to be transferred
to or from^Portland,
AURORA,
People to Get
Acquainted With
O. D. EBY
THE BEST FOR THE PRICE
RATES REASONABLE
A land and livestock deal, in which
approximately $60,000 is said to have I
been involved, was completed at I
Pendleton whereby the ranch and one
band of sheep of Charles W. Mathews
of Pilot Rock became the property of
A. W. Rugg of Pendleton.
SEASON
W U RSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon
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“The Little Bobby Hat”
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Chilly
Evenings
Com ing
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Come and Select Your Heating
Stove While Our Line
Is' Complete.
Prices Lower than Past Season
Hardware
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