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Second
Liberty Bond
Payment Due
Parties having subscribed for Liberty Bonds o f
the Second Issue, having made t h e ir 5% payment at
time o f subscribing, are reminded that the second in
stallment was due May 28th - same being payable
20"«
35%
40%
...........M A Y 28TH.
.......... J U L Y 18TH.
.......... A U ü . 15TH.
and payable at your home bank
Estacada State Bank
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c&ie Hotel
Oregon-
Respectfully solicits the patronage o f the People o f Es
tacada and Eastern Clackamas County, when in Port
land.
The H O T E L O REGON has been for many years one of
Portland’ s leading hotels and is located in the heart o f
the business and theatre section, at the convenient
corner o f Broadway and Stark.
ou tire assured a cordial welcome and your patronage
will l>e appreciated.
S of) at the H O I E L OREGON,
in Portland.
the next time you are
Rooms $1 and up
The collections o f milk in the
Springwater-Viola section for the
Estacada Co operative C h e e s e
Association is now being handled
by Milton Evans o f the Estacada
Feed & Lumber Company, t h e
work being done by a u t o and
ta1 ;ng over the work formerly
conducted by the dairymen.
f
John Dunseath o f Currinsville,
who is employed as l i n o t y p e
operator on the Dallas (O r.) Item-
izer, spent the week-end at home,
^ r* and Mrs. N. L. S. Lauryy
°* Lstacada have this week pur-
c^ased a beautiful home in the
Alberta section ot Portland and
will shortly occupy same.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuhrasche
Dr. Lee A. Wells o f Estacada
o f Portland were guests one day is spending a week at Rose burg,
lust week at the John Githens’ Oregon, visiting with Mrs. Wells
home in Currinsville.
at the home o f her parents.
Lieut. Wm. Dale
Still On The' Job
Canbv Fair Premium
Lists Ready
The statement in Tuesday’s Ore
gonian that Wm. M. Pale of Esta
cada, had been honorably discharged
from the U. S. Army service, for a
time greatly worried hi? friends and
relatives here.
Bui it is now presumed that this
honorable discharge applied to his
relation as a draftee registrant in the
tegular army, as Will, after register
ing, enlisted and was accepted in the
Reserve Medical Corps, and has late
ly received his commission as a sec-
o d lieutenant, being stationed at
Camp Lewis.
The Tw elfth Annual Clacka
mas County Fair is to be held at
Can by on the count \ fairgrounds
for the four days beginning Sep
tember 17th..
As horse racing will not be a
feature o f the fair this season,
it is expected more money will
be available for p r i z e s in the
agricultural a n d stock classes,
thereby stimulating m u r e and
better exhibits from the farmers.
Prizes o f 87.».. $50. and $25.
will lie given the best community
exhibits, with similar a w a r d s
made to individual farm exhibits.
In this connection the question
comes up as to what the p l a n s
Germ an Alien Fem ales
Must R -gister
By official government proclam
ation, period o f June 17th to 2(>th
has been designated as the time
when all German alien females
must register.
This registration will be hand
led locally from the Estacada
postoffice and requires that till
n a t i v e s . citizens, denizens or
subjects o f the German Empire
or of the German I m p e r i a l
Government, being females o f
the age o f 14 years and upwards,
now within the the United States
and not naturalized as American
citizens, shall register. Further
information can be o b t a i n e d
from the postmaster.
are for the annual East Clacka-
amas County Fair at Estacada.
for w h i c h i t was announced
sometime ago that‘ premium lists
would ho forthcoming early in
season? The E s t a c a d a fair
should certainly be held .his sea
son as usual and with the $500.
appropriated by the county for
this year, liberal and attractive
prizes can be ottered.
Library Support Needed
It has been suggested t h a t
some of the outlying districts of
this community, through their
(1 range, I i nternal or social organ
ization should aid in the I'.nancing
and maintenance o f the Estacada
Public Library
This worthy institution, which
today is serving readers in a 11
districts w ¡ t h i n a radius of
seven or eight miles o f Estacada,
was founded and has been main
tained through the efforts of the
Estacada C i v i c Improvement
Club ladies and the financing of
same at times lias been an ardu
ous and thankless task.
l he actual cost of supporting
this library is not a heavy o n e
and if some o f the neighboring
organizations would guarati'e** a
r e g u l a r monthl> donation,'it
would he but fair and proper and
would I k * welcomed by all con
cerned.
Mrs. Will Closner of Estacada, re
cently attended the big Portland con
ference of the National W a r Savings
Committee, being delegated as chair
man of the Merchant’s Co-operative
division in this section.
Bert Page, of Estacada, who has
been stationed with his company of
ine U. S. Marines in Cuba for the
past year, is now located at Quan-
tico, Virginia, where he is receiving
instructions in the Officers’ Training
Camp, preliminary to his commission
as a second lieutenant.
'[Vi’ s. Ji'seph Boyd andt wo children,
of Baltin ore, Md., arrived in Estu-
cuda last week, where they will make
an extended visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McWil-
1 i ■?.
R. V. Wright, a graduate of the
(). A. ('., who is slated for the va
cancy
caused
by
the
drafting
of Clac amas County’s Agricultural
Agent, R. W. Arens, was an Estacada
visitor on Tuesday, ma1 ing
a trip
through thi« part of the county with
Mr. Arens.
Red Cross Speaker
A Brilliant O ne
M s Ruth
Welch, of
Portland,
former member of
the Estacada
school faculty, was the guest for a
few days this
week at the W A.
Heylmnn home in Estacada.
Charles W. Rohi on o f the U.
S. Department of Justice, w h o
will be the speaker at the patri
otic rally in connection with the
Red Cross dance at Eagle Creek
next Saturday ev ening, is one o f
the most brilliant and eloquent
young orators of Oregon.
Mr. Robison is a serious as
well as humorous speaker a n d
is one o f tin* commanding figures
o f the patriotic activities in this
state.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lasswell
o f Estacada left Wednesday for
a month’s vacation, which they
will spend visiting among friends
and relatives at a n u m he r of
Willamette Valley points. Mr.
Lasswell’ s position as cashier o f
the Estacada State Bank will la*
handled during his absence by ,1.
T. Milder) o f Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparks
o f Portland spent the week-end
at the home o f her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Dowty o f Als
paugh.
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The saw mill being operated by
Edgar lleiple of Currinsville and
George DeShields o f Garfield
near the Heiple property is now
running full blast in getting out
ties.