taken offense at some of the per- ! pen his ardor in freely disregard- !
ing the prohibition laws. Yet,
sonal questions in the form.
These questions need not be the very'fact that he did not ask
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answered unless the party cares | for a jury trial, knowing that an j
R. M. Standish, Editor and Manager to, but it is possible th a t i f full appeal is almost out of the ques- i
correct information could be ob- tion, looks as though his attor­
J 2 2 S :£ m
E.T ada, tained dealing with the mort- neys are planning to beat justice j
, gages and interest rates now , in some way. probably at the
S ubscription R atfs
j current in this section, some rem- ! last minute springing a new legal j
one year
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li.oo edy may be forthcoming, which technicality.
Until Boysen is safely in jail, !
six month»
11)1; will help the securing of future
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loans at a more reasonable rate the people of this county cannot |
Thursday, Apr. 20, 1916
I than the present predominating rest assured that the prohibition 1
law has been enforced.
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Let’s all, as tesidents of this
If “ Competition is the Life of Crusaders And Invincibles Net $20
part o f the county, join with Or­
egon City in supporting the can­ Trade” —then Estacada’s trade
The amatuer play, “ The Soph -1
didacy of Miss Rose Uptegrove, out to be feeling like a sixteen omore” presented by members of j
as candidate for Queen of the inch trout digging for deep wa­ the Crusaders and Invincible]
classes of the M. E. Sunday j
1916 Rose Festival.
Coupon ter. With the advent last week School, at Boner’s Theatre, Fri-1
of
another
dour
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feed
busi­
votes may be clipped from any
day night, brought out a fair!
of the Portland papers and if de- ness and more livestock buyers sized crowd, which thoroughly,
livered to the News office, will I >n the local fields, it should rep- enjoyed the entertainment, as!
be duly turned over to the prop­ resent the best of buying and all participants were especially j
selling opportunities for the farm­ well drilled in their parts and the ;
er Oregon City parties.
performance went off without a
ers.
hitch.
To date the returns to the A g­
The profits of the show, a-1
ricultural Department of the P.
Last Friday, before Justice moi nting to about $20. will ap-!
R. L. & P. Co., of the agricul- Sievers in Oregon City, Fritz ply on the $40. contribution,
tural forms, which appeared in Boysen, proprietor o f the Hotel made by these classes towards
the News of a couple of weeks Belle o f Milwaukie, was convic- the new church basement.
The young folks are planning!
ago, have been slightly discour- ted o f booze selling and sentenc-
to repeat the performance at Lo­
aging, as few farmers have of-1 ed to serve 6 months in jail and gan April 22nd.
fered the cooperation naturally j pay a fine of $500.
expected.
' This conviction and sentence The many friends of Mr. and i
While it is probable that the ^ is one of the best pieces of work Mrs. Earl Kilgore, formerly of
average local land owner is extra j accomplished by the sheriff and Springwater, will be pleased to
hear of his now being identified
busy now or is waiting until the I district attorney’s office for some with Nelson Morris Packing Co.,
company’s representative calls i time and if Fritz is forced to suf- of Chicago, in the capacity o f as­
upon him, a few parties have! fer the full penalty, it will dam- sistant master-mechanic.
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