A p o s t e r was received last
week, caMinsr attention to an
E ur I o ('reek dance to he (riven h.v
the Decree T,- on of Arleta Cainp.
W. < >. W in E le < ¡reek Hall.
Saturday nipht. October 21st.
ACKERMAN IS FOR
PENDLEI l N MEASURE
H E A S> O F
M ONM OUTH
NORMAL
SAYS
OHM
SCHOOL
CAKN j T
6 1 .V L Y
D E M A N D FO R T E A C H
ERS.
M onm outh, O re.— “A c a re fu l a n a ly
sis of the biiuatiou will co n v in c e any
one tiia t O regon need s a N orm al
S c h o o l iu E a s te r n O regon and also
one in So u th ern O reg o n ," said J. H.
A ck erm an , P re sid e n t of th e S t a te N or
m al Sch o o l a t M onm outh.
“It is a
w ell-estab lish ed fa c t th a t a c e n tra lly
ice ite d N orm al Sch o o l c a n n o t supply
th e n eed s o f th e eu ire s ta te
The
ueed o f a N orm al Sch o o l in E a s te rn
O regon Is rea d ti) p r o w by ll.t m ust
c u rso ry in v estig a tio n of th e list of our
• Ind en ts and the list o f our g rad u ate
Uv
re.
T h e e stim a ted pe culation
of our s ta te in 1914 was 795.587. T a k e
fo r exam p le the e ght W e ste rn O regon
c o u n tie s, C latsop . C la ck a m a s, B e n to n .
L a n e , L in n , M arion, 1 - Ik and Y am h T l
C o u n ties.
T h e ir popu atlo n for 1914
w as ¿14.608, o r less th an 27 per c e n t
of the to ta l population o f th ' s ta te ,
yet 5o per cen t of tn e g ra lu a ie s from
ou r N orm al Sch o o l for th e past five
y e a rs a r e te a ch in g school in som e one
o f th e se eig h t W estern O regon cou n
ties.
T h e re a re 25 co u n ties in th e
s ta te , y e t eigh t of th ese c o u n tie s a re
g e ttin g hall o f th e b e n e fit of th e
tt a c h e r s fo r w hich a ll of th e c o a n tie s
pay th e ta xes.
H ere is th e list.
During th e pa3t
fiv e y e a rs we have cupp! ed th e fo l
low ng g ra d u a le s as te a c h e r s to th ese
couwfVa
C latsop , 18; C la ck a m a s. 2 0 ; Ben-
toil. 26 L an e.
Linn. 2 8 . M arion,
28. P o lk , 2 5 ; and Y am h ill. 2U.
In
o th e r words. 209 o f ou r 407 te a c h e r s
who h a v e aecured f > acea in th e p u blic
sc h o o ls in O regon d u rin g th e p ast fiv e
y e a rs h ave \ou« to th e s e eig h t \Y il-
la m e tte Valley co u n ties.
Now tak e eig h t ty p ica l E a s te r n O re
gon c o u n tie s and sec if th ey h ave se
cured th eir proper sh a re o f te a c h e rs
with N orm al tra in in g . D uring the past
fiv e y e a rs we h a te supplied N orm al
g ra d u a te s a s follow s to th e se L a s te r n
O regon c o m itie s :
L a k er, 9; G ra n t. 1; H arney. 4 ; V a l
to*', r. 2 ; M orrow . 4 ; C rn a til.a . Id ;
W allow a. 7 : and W h eeler, 2.
T h e eig h t W illa m e tte V alley coun
tie s had 208 N orm al te a c h e r s as
a g a in st 39 N orm al te a c h e r s fo r th e
e ig h t E a s te r n O regon co u n ties. E a s t
ern O regon re c e n ed less th an IP per
c e n t as a g a in st W e ste rn O reg o n 's fifty
per ceuL
T h e W ilto n W s 'ts .
In view o f re* cut event.» th e fo llow
ing fo iin u la o v e rh ea rd on a hotel ve
randa may he o f in terest T h e W ilson
w alls, one step forw ard , th ree steps
bark ward ltc*itrt?t». then sid estep
A uction
Friday, October 27 '16
4 Work Horses
10 Cows
10 Beef Cattle
25 Young Cattle
15 Sheep
1 Plano Binder
1 Superior Drill
1 Mower
1 Mower
1 Hay Rake
1 Disc Plow
1 00 Tooth Harrow
2 WaRons
1 Hack
2 Sets Harness
1 Stump Puller
1 U. S. Separator
1 Draji Saw
10 Tons Hay
250 Bu. O a ts'
Assortment of Household Goods.
T h e first i're sfd e n t and fh e first Con-
grea^ th a t ev er sutnuitted to a hold up
CYit J. A. R^eid
Place
S p r in g w a t e r -
One Mile South of Estacada.
Sale Starts 10 O'clock
Lunch Served at Noon
And. by th e way. nobody will ever
he a b le to claim th is w as a regu lar
D em o cra tic A d m in istratio n unlevs we
h ave a bond issu e b efo re M a rch 4.
IU17.
R ettin g on H n ch ea and W ilson la
dangerous both to Ifreiuocrats and Ke
publicans
in o n f o f tin* New H ag
and states sueb a bet was m ade a few
days a *o T h e otti* era !n-urd o f It. aud
they a rreated th e Itefnihttran on a
c h a rg e of robbery and sent the D em o
c ra t to au In san e as., tutu He carefu l.
Notice is hereby Riven that,
pursuant to Chapter 234, General
Laws of OreRon 1913, and Chap
ter 222, General Laws of OreRon
1915, a meetinR of the leRal vo
ters of the City of Estacada Road
District, Clackamas County, Ore-
Ron, will be held at the City Hail
in said District on the 30th day
of October, A. D. 1916 at the
hour of 8 o’clock P. M., for the
purpose of considerinR the fol-
lowinR estimates of the amount
of money to be raised by special
tax in said District for the en-
suinR year.
ROADS and HIGHWAYS
Improvement of Second S treet
between Main Street and
Shafford Avenue
-
$400
To takinir up and re tirin R |ior-
tion of General Road Fund
W arrants, and interest there
on. interest beinR 6 per cent
perannu u. Am Hint of Gen
eral Road Fund W arrants
outstanding
-
$2.227.02
BRIDGES- None.
PROBABLE R ECEIPTS None
BALANCES Amount of all bal
ances on hand. October 18,
1916,
-
-
$72.81
Subscribed bv three resident
freeholders of said district, and
by the road supervisor of said
district this 18th day of October,
A. D. 1916.
Wm Dale, Freeholder
A. E. Sparks,
E. B. Byers.
J. S. Osborn, Road Supervisor
City of Estacada Road District.
Nutke of Road Bedvet Meeting
T h e A d m in istratio n is depressed by
th e reft eel ion th a t under no rtivum
s ta tu e s can It |>ostl*Nte election day
WlhwMi In sists that he will n ever rec
op ilr.e gv\ernnient In a ssa ssin a tio n ,
hut he h a sn 't cur off re la tio n s with
tho>e who have aKsumdnaietl Atneri
cans.
,
Notice ot Road Budget Meeting
Terms
All
under $10. cash,
reasonable terms
larger amounts.
on
Notice is hereby Riven that,
pursuant to Chapter 234, Gene
ral Laws of OreRon 1913, and
Chapter 222, General Laws of Or
eRon 1915, a meetinR of the leRal
voters of Road District No. 9.
Clackamas County, OreRon, will
be held atGeorRe, OreRon, in said
District on the 3rd day of Novem
ber, 1916, at the hour of 8 o’clock
P. M., for the purpose of consid
erinR the followinR estimates of
the amount of money to be raised
by special tax in said District for
the ensuinR year.
ROADS and HIGHWAYS
Improvement and maintenance of
Chris Anderson Road
$1,650
PRO BABLE R ECEIPTS None
BALANCES None
Subscribed by three resident
freeholders of said district and by
the road supervisor of said dis
trict this 16th dav of October,
1916.
Henrv Johnson. Freeholder
A. H. Miller,
Theo Harders,
Fred Lins, Road Supervisor
Road District, No. 9