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Pace 2 NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY Correspondence From All Over the County Telling of Improvements and Local Happenings During The Past Week Your Subscription Will Receive Prompt Attention. lESSOFMOT! Basket Social At Locran Is Success WILSOXVILE, May 5. The Salva tion Army drive ts on this week from May X to 10. Remember the lassies who did so much for the soldiers, sna do your bit. Hunt up your school clerk, and give him your donation. Edna raker went to Eastern Oregon on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawler went to Sandy on Monday and brought home a lot of, flsh. i Dorothy Rsy, Donald Say, Miss Mac Lean, Miss Robbins, Claire Say. El mer Hatselbrink were among those who took in "Peg 0" My Heart" at the Baker theatre on Friday night ! . Mrs. Elizabeth Hayhurst president of the Oregon Congress of Mothers, ad- dressed an audience at the schoolhousej Friday afternoon in the interests of the four measures the Congress has' pledged to help In fhe ctming election j on May 21, namely the college millaro, tax. the soldiers' educational aid, the. IAK5AN, May 5. Farmers are all trying to finish the spring work an-l the family garden Is generally in the windnp. Albert Gerber has a light attack ot diphtheria. The little son of Mr, Pritchard, keep er of the Jackson Summer home on Clear Creek, fell down an embank ment, breaking his arm. James Young's brother from Michi gan, who visited Mr. Young, will re turn soon. Mr. Ellis has sold his ten-acre farm to pnrtie from Idaho. Mr .and Mrs. Wllfont Hutchinson ore receiving congratulations on the arrival of an eight-pound son. Clyde Warren and Dick Thompson left last week for Klamath Falls to work on the highway. Monday was the annual meeting of the Clear Creek Mutual Telephone company. The board of dlrectirs are A. M. Ktrchem, president; Ray Miller, U Tenney, Louis Funk and A. J. Johnston. A basket social and program at the North Logan school Saturday night) filled their treasury to the extent of LAID 10 HNAL REST AFTER USEFUL IK MACKSBURQ. May 6. -With heart felt regret we heard .of the death of Mrs. Thciese Klaa, whivh took place on Sunday, May 2. Mrs. Klas was one of our earliest pioneers, having come to this country from Germany over forty years ago, when it, our vlenlty little bn( wilderness was to bo seen. Her sons ana usughters but Rinall children at that time "Save become pros perous citizens and with their morther have won the esteem ot all in their vicinage. Mrs. Klas' funcr.il took place at the home of her son, Ernest Klas, who, with his family, Is living at the an cestral homestead waere his mother lived so many years and where she died. The funeral was at 8:30 P. M , on Tuesday. May 4. The burial was at New Era. Mrs. F. Gibson Is one of the daughters of Mrs. Klas. Not least among the occurrances of the week Is the return of Simon Rota PLOWS J. L CASE TRACTOR AND HORSE DRAWN W effw tw w Emm f ylowa tfcat W hmm mcUty la many ways, for our Morttwaaaara. trad. U tt J. L Caa wa Wa a coapUat Iia of wmlkwg oaj rvmf pWan, (tm-Wt tfca J. L Com Eoicar Gang plow for tight tractara. iWa Eaicar ra war Wonkt laat yr ami ara being U anry fayatwiilaariaaa. Taa Valcaa b bow produced ia both (teat m akiOaA. Ia Valaaa CkiOa4 Plow b aaaratliig nccaMfafiy a all aarta at Ua Nortk- wast wnara Oulltd Plows i I Tk V1 Tractor Cmaf, saowa bar, pa. L4 nLHJ-' mmHmmmf assat some fasturas tbat rov waal wW roa tuuiarttaod taoss. It it rory aUtk, eaa a ckiagad C ' "V",- XH froai IZ to 14 or lS-roca cot ia f van faw miantaa maA ia aaada ia f eaa, tw and tkraa bottom sisaa witb gaaaiaa fool proof lift. VULCAN TRACTOR AND HORSE DRAWN Roderick-) ean, Clark's Cutaway, Forkner Light Draft, J. I. Case- A- HARROWS i Ala 2 carload Myers Pumps, 1 carload Stover Engines, 1 carload Stover Feed Mills just received. We advise you to fill your needs while our stock is g"ood. Disc, Sprinf Tooth, Spike Tooth for Tractor or Horses Ho eat In Portlaad earrUs to complete a Has of barrows af til kinds. Wt BITS ta NiOOa slly fimooi nik, dark'. Cat away Harrows, ta harrow wtta te cst-ont tiu aas Ut toftd fteel frtoM and atoo im S complstt Has of U RODEJUCX LEAN disc harrows for si mikes of tractors, u well as las reralar sixes of spriag an 4 spike tooth la both Uaa aa4 J. L Cm mike. 340-46 East Morrison St. Portland, Or. Mrs. Chas. Nebo. during their mother's absence. The oldest of the littlu girls Kdttalisa entirely recovered from the serious accident she sustained from playing too near a horse, The Mother's club Is to meet in thtj present week at the homo of Mrs. Carl Hoccks. Willamette Grades Give May Dav Fete WILIAMETTN. May 6.Mr. Wal ter Brant ot Oregon City visited at the noma ot her sister Mrs. Rverett Dawney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary, the former prin ciple ot the West Unit high school moved Into the house owned by Mr. and Mrs, K. T. Mass, the latter part tt the week. Tie Willamette high school enter tained the old soldiers on Friday morn ing. An excellent program whs ren dered and a bountiful repast waa serv ed at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs. lUystnger and family have moved Into the home owned by Mr. and Mrs, Williams and will oc cupy it while Mr. and Mrs. William and son spend the summer In Californ ia. Walter trsen purchased a Chevro let touring car last week. Mrs. Martin wlio has been 111 for several week- was removed to the Oregon City hospital pending an oper ation. Mrs. Itarnert of Mountain road vis ited at the home of Mrs. R F. linker on Monday. Mrs. E. Letsnian had as her guest last Tuesday, Mrs. Leona Green an,l Mrs. Cora Munch of Went Linn. A pleasing and attractive May day nnicmm waa elven by the grammar grades at t"i "Willamette school Sat urday night.- The winding ot the May pole by the little folks, folk dancing witb the children representing butter flies, bees, birds and flowers were among the attractive features of the evening. Mr and Mrs. George Hotdort and daughter. Marian, left Tuesday morn ing for Is Angeles, wiere they will spend the summer. They were to meet Mr. and Mrs. Wlllama at Kugene and both families will make the trip by automobile. Last Wednesday a son was born to the wife of Earl Ilriton. Mrs. Ureck and children of Aber deen. Wash., who have been visiting at the nome of Mrs. Mathers for sev eral weeks have returned to their home. Why You Skoxxld Vote For C.' SCHUEBEL for STATE SENATOR BECAUSE lis prepared and pasaed the law taxing power. The I-aw regulating Hours ot labor in mills and factories. Tlia tumoral Fund i.) Ill which savoe the Btuto about 110,000 an- nually In payment ot Interest. The repeal ot 11,000,000 standing appropriations. State Hoard of Conciliation and Arbitration law. 7ho Foreign Corporation Llcenne Fen taw, which adds about 185,000 to the general fund annually. Amendment to the Inheritance tax law which adds f4.16.000 to ' the general fund annually. BECAUSE HE HAS PREPARED THE FOLLOWING LAWS AND WILL ENDEAVOR TO PASS THEM: Tax law will assess corporations at the same rata as farmers and small property owners. This will add about f 10,000,000 to the assessed valuation of Clackamas County. Allen Ownership ot land law. Must become a cltlieu to own land In Oregon. Equalising feci of domestic corporations, which will compel larga corporations to pay at the same rata as small corporations. Will add approximately 100,000 to the general fund annually. State Highway cnmmlasUm to purchase all road material and sell to counties at cost. Uuylng In largo quuntltlos wilt uve thousands ot dollars on road material. BECAUSE The raving Trust and Corporations are against him. You should bo for him. t HE NEVER -STRADDLES, You Always Know Where to Find Him - t -A v t r 1 . , . . ' ' t ;.. , i 'Ns- '' -C. 1 1 ! (Paid Adv.) Barlow Ball Team Wins From Aurora Everythiag In cultivators from the small band cultWttor to the larje orchird and field cnWvitor. There are few lines on wbicb we now hive a complete stock, but the J. L Case line of walking and riding cultivators is one of the few. We bought these last year and can make yoa considerable saving over this year's prices. Walking Riding for small garden or great farm Jpi CULTIVATORS "W". JF. "Wilson Sc Co. Oregon City Agents 2-mill elementary school tax and the Blind School millage tax. Mrs. Chas. Wagner, president of the local P. T. A, presided over t';.e meeting, and lue.e was a good attendance. Sanwdlches and other dainties were served by the members of the Parent-Teachers' asso ciation, and a very enjovable and prof itable afternoon was had by an In afc . tenuance. Andy Hasselbrfnk and George Stang el went to Sandy on Sunday and brought home so many smelt that they bad to bring them home on the run . ning boards, piled in sacks. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron MtConnell weiit to Champoeg on Saturday. H. D. Aden and family went to San dy a week ago Sunday in their new Lexington Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones were In Sherwood the first part of last week, being delegates to the Conpreent'onal chi:rch assembly which was held there. Mrs. Batalgia has been quite 111 dur ing the week. Helen Graham Hpent the week-end with relatives in Portland. Mrs. M. C. Young lias been absent for some time in the interests ot the Degree of Honor lodge. Mi", and Mrs. Ed Baker and family went to Champoeg on aturday. . WiJsonville school will close on Fri day, May 14. A splendid program is being prepared for that evening by the teachers, Miss McLean and Miss Ila talgia. Quite a number of members of the I. 0- O. F. attended lodge at Butteville, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Graham, Jessie Rev. Bates officiating. Mr. Eeely is a Tuesday, and brought home a lot of sm"" Sherman Seely and Helen Worth were mwried In Sherwood on Satur day evening, May 1 ,at eight o'clock, Rev. Bates oVciatng. Mr. Seeyl Is a much admired and capable farmer of this vicnity, snd has hosts of friends who will liesrtily welcome h'm and his bride, on their return from California, where they have gone on a honeymoon. about $S0. The many friends of Mr. Kohl were; shocked to learn of his death. He re sided here for many years, and was an nprigfat citizen and good i.eighbor. Hi whs a member of Harding Grange for several years. He served on the school board a long time also. He was a gold star father, his youngest son, Frank Kohl, being one of the Or egon boys whose name is on the roll of honor "over there." Items Of Interest From Union Mills UNION" MILLS, May 6. Rosa Mul vaney, who has been on the sick list tiie past week, Is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Sam olstcin and son, of i Mulino, spent Sunday at the O. F. Johnson home. Norma Culbertson spent Sunday with Bertha Howard. , ' Mr. and Mrs. E. James and son, Al lard, attended the funeral of their un cle at Salem Sunday. O. F. Johnson and daughter made a flyuig Uip to Portland Wedaeuay. Glenn Orem, accompanied by his mother and sister, Eisie, motored to Oregon City Tuesday. Mrs. A. R. Silar and daughter, Ruth, called on itin. i. E. Nordling Wednes day afternoon. A number of people ; from Union Miild attended the Japanese operetta given by the Colton high school girls at the Mulino hall Fr.day evening. Mias Purcell made a trip to Oregon City Saturday. Belle and Stanley Houghton, Her man Taylor and Elsworlt. Mallatt, of Miflino, were among those who attend ed the dance at Brookside ' Saturday evening. Miss Purcell called on Freda John son Friday afternoon. who ha3 for several years been sta tiorel on the Chinese coast in the service of the United States marine. Mr. Roth like mostf the army boys who have come home returns look ing in better health evan t'.ian when be went away. The May day entertainment given at the Eby school on Saturday evening was a marked success. The May-pole dance was most charming. The dec orations were strikingly beautiful. The great profusion of artificial flowers being made by t'.ie pupils under the teacher's care. The array of beautiful j and daintily-filled baskets was espe clilly fine, and their sale brought over fifty dollars in cash. The whole af fair reflects great credit upon the teacher, Miss Clifford of Molalla. Mrs. Maude Spenced with her sis ter, Miss Julia Nebo, 'have gone to Sea side for the summer. Mrs. Spencer's two girls, Edna and Gladys, will re main with their grandparents, Mr. and Elks Prairie Man Is Nearly Lost ELKS PRAIRIE. May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Battles have returned to their homestead, but for lack of proper road privileges they will build on Mr. Battles' claim, which is nearer Molalla, hut Joins the one hla wife took before her marriage. Formerly they lived up on Mrs. Buttles' claim, but are camp ing in the Bee Ranch house while building. Mr. Battles brought a team with him whan be returned" to the place, after spending the winter In Spokane. Wm Kniger, who has been in Robs- burg, Salem, Portland. Tillamook and Scotts Mills to settle th estate of his uncle. Henry Kniger, nas returned to hKhome In this Tcinity. Mr. Sloate bought a horse of Andy Mar.lngly and a roan of M. E. Clester, making a good work team for his sons to farm with before h returns to work. Wilbert Snider nas blasted the stumps upon the plot whicn be contem plates planting to garden, to be follow ed by loganberries for market. Mr. Snider became Interested in logan berry culture by seeing bow success fully they are grown around here. Elmer Snider left a few days ago to take his five months off as allowed by the government Charles Tldd has cleared the roan wh'ch formerly ran through his homo stead. Colonel Holllngsworth bought a cow at the Dairy Ranch in Crooked Finger in Marion county. Mr. Holllngsworth, who came a month ago from Nebraska, made a record trip from his homestead in this county to the Ranch and return, though the trails were overgrown, and some time was lost In learning wheth er he should "turn to the right or left" from a certain stone marked stump. At one time his revolver shots brought the welcome " who, who" from tfie for mer owner of Bossy, who helped nlm keep dry shod while crossing Butte by lending Bossy from "island to island." Frank Lamb was a guest at C. K. Thomas home. Mrs. Glen Gault is vlsltng with her mother, Mrs. D. B. Gray. HAULOVV. May 4,Tln Harlow but ball team played n Intt resting gain" with Aurora Saturday ninl Barlow won by (core of to 5. Mrs, llattlw Crowlr and daughter left Monday for The Dalles where "he will remain for two weeks. Misses Agnea and Stella Berg were Oregon City visitors Saturday. Milton Joh niton of (!l.-ndale visited friends In Barlow Sunday. I.uclle and Lloyd Zlegler vtaltea their cousin, Aleta Zlm rinaii .Sunday. Mrs. Lawrence of California Is vis iting her brother in law, Mr. Iwrenc", and she will remain hern for the sum mer. Gladys Ltiemayne sp-iit the week end with her cousin, (iennene Lunden gar in Beaver Creek. Franz Kraxherger Farmer and Dairyman of Macksburg MEADOWBROOK LOCALS MEADOW BROOK, May (i.-Mr. and Mrs. Fredrtikiton and family of lh east who have been spending tho win ter In California, are vlnlting at the Chlndegren homes; they cntne t'lrough In an auto. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hornea and duughters, Phyllis and Esther, return ed home Saturday from Long Beach. Cal., where- Mrs. Edgar Horned and children have becnj tho past three months. Myrtle and Glenn Larklns spent Sun day at Sllverton and Marquam. Glad to hear that Mrs. Milton Chlnd gren and baby has returned home Sat urday from the Oregon City hospital where s".ie has been the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner and fam ily, and Rose TenEyck spent this week end at Sprlngwater. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Holman attended a funeral In Portland Saturday. Herman and Ben Chlitdgren. w'th the MlBses Kathryn Wesburg, Myrtle Johnson, Mildred Anderson and Melvin Hull of Colton.Hpent Sunday at Silver Creek Falls. " 1. .f!S(' '- Yj : , i 1 J, L PORTER For REPRESENTATIVE Stand for Good schools, better roads, equit able labor laws, just treatment of the ex service men and against extravagance. (Paid Adv.) Ml. ,i . I, MHIHHMi. f " k - ii' mn mil m in mmmmmmm,mmu IM Republican Candidate for COUTY JUDGE PHILIP IIAMMOND Clip This and Keep It For Refe rencel It May Be The Means of Saving Your Life I' have equipped an office with treating rooms at the Cot tage Hotel, Canby, Oregon, t will give special attention to treatments for Rheumatism, Stomach, Liver and Nervous troubles, also female trouble. Good,-warm rooms with board may be had at this hotel in con nection with your treatments at reasonable rates. My rates are reasonable and after an examination, if I can not help you, I will frankly tell you so. DR. JOHN FULLER DruglosB Physician, Canby, Ore. Personal News Items Around Eagle Creek EAGLE CREEK, May 6. Mr. and Mrs. G. Moehnke have been staying with their daughter, Mrs. Roy Doug lass, for a few days, as she has been on the Hlrk list. Mrs. R. B. G'bson spent Saturday i.nd Sunday as the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. J. Eddy, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bird and son, Leonard, and Miss Busli, of Portland, were dinner guest1 at the home of Fred Hoffmclster Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass and daughters, the Misses Mildred and Florence Douglass, were Portland viv itors Saturcay. Dr. CauflRld and Mr. and Mr. Claude Sorsaooua, of Sellwood, motor ed out thh way Sunday, visting with Mr and Mrs. E. Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass accomp anied by Mr. and Mn. O. Moehnke, mo tored to Logan Sunady, guests at the home of Oscar Benson. Born to Br. and Mrs. Harry Morgan, a lb d:m!';hter, Mny 2. Mr. and Mrs, Oren Ballou were call ing on Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hoffmeister Sunday. FROM the oil Grant Dooge place, Le banon, Ore. 6 nice young cows, 1 60-pound milker, one 57-pound milk er. Fore sale cheap. Pho'ie 80 J, Mllwauk'n. one block south S. P. depont, Milwaukle. , BISSELL PERSONALS BISSELL, May 6. Mr and Mrs. C. A. Johnson visited relatives at Barton lust Sunday. Fred Appleyard, who has been visit ing Mark Doyland tor the past week, returned to Portland Sunday, A number of local people attended the show at Eftacada Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chance of Portland t-pent the week end at their farm at George. Mrs. P. Ruth of Portland was srans acting business In George for a few day" last week. W. Held motored to Portland last Monday. For County Surveyor - ' K . " " , 4 . ' ' I ' l(f ' ' S m :' i lj.'f .v - f . ' i i- mm , r-T'iflfi in at Republican Candidate for , REPRESENTATIVE An Ex-Service Man 100 per cent Americanism uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiii 1 When in Sandy stop at W. J. E. VICK h in - ' ' m -'4 m m'jM i t. - ' - i Rsbublican Candidate for County Commissioner To be a sorvant ot the people and not , a political bully. Re-elect W. A. PROCTOR I hereby announce myself as candl date for the office of County Surveyor on the Republican ticket and if nomi nated and elected I promise to con duct the business of the office in an efficient and business like manner. was born In Clackamas County and have lived here all my life. Have had several years experience In govern ment land surveying and was county surveyor four years and a half. Have been out of the office eight years. S. Aa EL Hungate, (Paid Adv.) I Bob SmlthV Garage Liberty Six Motor Cars 1920 Ford Automobiles K. M. Wade Drag Saws 5 on Sale i ' " ' '"' . ' i .. - .'". '.V ! Auto Repairing and Blacksmithing nilllllllllllllllllillllililllllllllllillllliililrT Commissioner Dn. r,rA f,v, ,1 another (Paid Adv.f 'Lin tlm vorr.nt..pn1.,rimn.vjiy-niin(1pqji;nfiiTfi
