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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1917)
Special • Saturday Only! Special ■ Friday, the 12th. Special * Saturday Only! All White Soaps High School Pads Big 10c Rol! Toilet Paper 5c per Bar 4 for 25c 5c PARK & CLOSNER Broadway at Second St. The readers will hereafter miss the “ Boosting Spirit” pa*re, which for the past year has been an interesting, entertaining and instructive advertising feature of the News. But its loss will not be felt any more keenly by the readers than by the publish e r -h u t advertiser and publisher cannot always agree, which is one of the penalties and joys of being ‘‘A Editor.” M . J. K e rk e s Buyer for the cyllbina Dressed Beef Co. I O f P o rtla n d LIVESTOCK of all descriptions Purchased If you have any for sale - phone HENRY GITHENS Currinsville E xonerated At a meeting of the Estacada Christian Church on Sunday, Oc tober 7th, after a free discussion of the slander case of Givens vs Kerkes, the following resolutions were adopted by a unanimous vote: Whereas in times past there has been circulated in this com munity certain statements of a serious nature pertaining to Wal ter Givens, and reflecting dis credit upon his standing in this community, and Whereas, because of his close association with the Church Life of this community it becomes necessary for the church to take knowledge of these reports, and cause his labors in the church to be restricted while these charges were pending, and Whereas, there was recently held in the Circuit Court of this County a trial for the purpose of causing these derogatory state ments to be substantiated by the party making them, and Whereas, instead of proving a single one of these statements, the party making same, denied under oath having made the statements which we know were circulated, and by such denial thereby exonerated the accused (Walter Givens), now therefore, Be It Resolved by the Estaca da Christian Church in mass meeting assembled that we do hereby condemn the malicious circulating, without apparent cause, of false and incriminating statements regarding one of our number, and in order to give ex pression to our disapproval of such a course of blackmail and slander and to further show to the community and county at large that we consider the ac cused as having been completely exonerated, and to give our ex pression all the publicity that is possible. Be It Further Resolved that we hereby authorize the Pastor and Officers of this Church to sign and to furnish other Christian Churches of this county, and to cause to be published in the vari ous papers of this county and shch other papers as they may deem wise, and to furnish to one Walter A. Dimick and one M. J. KerkeS, a copy of these resolu tions, we do also invite Walter Givens to return to the full fel lowship of the Estaeada Chris- tion Church the same as before the false statements were cir culated. Guy L. Drill, Pastor W. H. Holder, Chairman df Church Board. Odd M arriag e Belief. unm aiTital m an o r w o m a n of uiH iT iag t'u id c u£e 1« som ethin»! Unit la rarely aeen in tin* * l-'iji islan d s The I'eaHon o f tlih* Is not fa r to seek The d a t i v e s helleve th a t if a |n -ison dies while In an u n m a rr ie d s l a t e his or her Motil is doom ed to w a n d e r u lsm t th ro u g h e n d le s s a g e s of e te rn ity in an I n t e r m e d i a t e region b e tw e e n heaveu a n d hades. At th e end of ea ch moon they a r e a llo w e d to look in to heaven, but a r e n e v e r p e r m itte d to en te r. Ail Estaeada, Oregon C onference R eappoints Rev. Spies» As a result of the Annual Con ference of the M. E. Churches, Rev. Henry Spiess will continue in charge of the Methodist inter ests in Estaeada and nearby. Mr. Spiess’s son, G. A. Spiess will be in charge of the church’s interests at Sandy and Boring. Rally Day services will be held at the Estaeada M. E. Church next Sunday. P a r e n t s and friends are invited to join in the Bible study classes. The Rally Day program will follow the les son and will continue through the eleven o’clock service, occu pying the entire morning. • Owing to the C. E. Rally at the Spi ingwater Church that af ternoon and evening, no Endeav or or preaching services will lie held here. E n g lan d and Ruiaia. A k u o w l d t v <>l KtitfilHh I* w ld e - Hp.-w.d h lining tin* «‘diii-Ntod class*»!« ni R ussia Th«,ri‘ I k not h nniHhlo play or novel pnalui'oil ill l.«nid«m which In Dot hi u-d or re ad m Uiiaala T h e R ussian liilelllgeii/.la k n o w n uol only F re n c h H i n t Iio rm aii. lull ala«» E ng lish history nn«l l ite ra tu re , th o ro u g h ly Gylhii. th«» «laughter «if K ing H a ro ld , who w ns «lain a t H u n tin g s (UHKIi, th ro u g h h«»r m a r r ia g e w ith t h e Itus slitii P rin c e of Tehem lgolT luld th e first fo u n d a tio n to th e close re la tio n s h ip h**- tw e e n l i m i t B rita in a n d th e ItUHstan em pire. T h e real E n g lish “d is c o v e r e r" of R ussia I h . of c o u rse. R ic h a rd C h a n cellor, w ho, th ro u g h his v o y ag e t o Moa- eow In 1 5 5 3. e s ta b lis h e d solid c o m m e r cial c o n n e c tio n s lietw een t h e t w o c o u n tries. I 'e te r th e G r e a t ’s m o t h e r w a s b r o u g h t u p In a S c o ttis h h o u s e h o ld .— Exchange. Dont Throw It A w ay! We have received our O X Y -A C ET Y LEN E welding machinery and are prepared to weld your broken farm machines, gears and castings and save you not on ly the expense of new parts but can save you time as well. Bring in your broken parts, no matter what they are: copper, aluminum, steel, iron, brass or castings, big or little. ARE YOU GOING TO INSTALL A W A T E R SYSTEM? We are exclusive agents for the PAUL SYSTEM, one of the best on the market. ery day. So let us show you. The demand for BRUNSWICK TIRIS is growing ev They give 4,000 mile service. Cascade Garage. Service and Sales A gents for Dodge, S a x o n , fireproof C hevrolet and C adillac autos and Republic trucks. E x p ert M ech an ical Service. S. P. Pesznecker D. S. Fleming