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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1919)
Thursday, J dv 17 1919 LOCAL B R E V I T I E S AND NEWS I T E M S M. B. Signs went to Portland, Tuesday, returning the following day. George Carpenter and his fam ily have returned to Pleasant Home, after living here for some months. A, J. Lilburn of Roseburg, spent Sunday with his daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells. ✓ Russell 0. Reed arrived home “ from a foreign shore,“ last Fri day. He had been several months in France. THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 17th HELEN HOLMES The Lost Express —----- IN-------- THE LATEST AND MOST THRILLING PHOTO NOVEL! Serially at this Theatre Every Thurs day! CHAPTER XII “ LAW^IS LAW” The gang gets reinforcements and hurries to the rescue of ‘‘The Baron,” “ Harelip” and “The Leech” who are hard beset by Bonner aided by Helen Thurston. Helen, Bonner and the others give chase in another motor boat and there is a_wild race between the boats in the darkness with flashes of many guns and the burning of search flares. Helen is arrested on a false charge by Pitts through the tim idity of a city marshal who says “ Law is Law.” She escapes and in a desperate pistol battle captures “ The Baron. ’’Pitts escapes. “ What Every Woman Wants” Featuring Grace Darmond SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 19th A Universal Film The Family Theatre ADMISSION: 10 and 25 cents! W. E. Linn, Manager. EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS The Estacada nine play West Linn at the Chatauqua, today, t Mrs. R. Morse visited relatives and friends in Portland Tuesday. Phil Standish was an Estacada visitor a couple of days this week. J. W. Reed has had a cement sidewalk laid in front of his resi dence. Miss Mary Malzanini is now a disciple of the art preservative in the N e w s office. F. N. Cadenau left this week for Terrebonne in Deschutes Co., where he expects to locate. Mrs. A. A. Ames and her sis ter Mrs. Lena Underwood spent the day in Portland, last Satur day. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. McCall spent the week end in Portland, cooling themselves off at the Columbia beach. Miss Grace Denny arrived home yesterday for a few days visit. Miss Denny is a senior in the nurses training class at the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. A berry picking party compos ed of Misses Ruth Saling, Lucy Krigbaum, and Lydia Matson, champeroned by Mrs. Dan Mat- son, left for Gresham Tuesday morning to pick berries at the Cotton farm. The little boy of Mrs. Lloyd Yocum, while playing with a hatchet last Saturdcy, acciden- tedly cut off the middle finger of the his sister’s left hand. Dr. McCall was summoned, who promptly rendered first aid and hopes to save the finger. Charles Carothers and wife, of Eastern Oregon, are guests at the home of the former’s broth er, S. E. Wooster. Mr. Caro thers is a retired sheep man and is contenplating locating in this vicinity. With the Wooster family they are planning on a trip to the coast next week. President Wilson may dismiss all thoughts of a third term. He has lost the Irish vote on account of the league of nations, the pro hibition vote because he recom mended the lifting of the ban on light wines and beer, and now he has lost the farm er’s vote be cause he vetoed the repealing of the day-light saving law. Government Hunter A. G. Ames who was ordered to go to Republic, Wash., some weeks ago to hunt cougars which were killing sheep in that vicinity, writes that he has shot two bears, but that the cougars were difficult to find. He shot at one how ever, but it was too dark to aim accurately and the animal got away. • Page Five Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Whitcomb, formerly of this place, but of Portland, have been making a brief visit here. They own a ranch in Garfield, now occupied by H. W. Allen. J. J. Kenny and family, of Leona, Oregon, and Earl Kilpat- ric and family of the same place, were visiting at the homes of C. Dockendorf and D. Kenny. If you need a~ MOW KR, RAKE -O R — BINDER D on’t swelter in a hot kitchen this summer. Com e in and see our full line of Sections, Rivets, FLORENCE Guards, Oil Cook Stoves « or any parts for above “ L o o k f o r th e L e w ” machines, we have T h e finest oil stoves made. Fully guaranteed. W hether you have decided to buy an oil stove or not, let us show you this line. Absolutely reliable— simplest to operate. them here in stock ready for you. B E R T H. F I N C H HARDW ARE FURNITURE IM PLEM hNTS . . . . . . . . X x*x~ x-x-x-x~ x-x-x*x-x-x-x-x-x~ x~ x~ x"x"x"x-x"x~ x~ x~ x~ :- This Community 1$ Prosperous That means there will be more or less sur plus money for investment this Fall. your investments wisely. Make We shall be pleased to give our customers the benefit of our advice on any of their financial problems. And remember that we pay Four Per Cent interest on Time and Savings Deposits, a splendid means of accumulating while waiting for a more permanent investment. Estacada State Bank Second installm ent on Victory Bonds now due. <~ x - x - x - xk ~ x - x - x - x ~ x ~ x - x --* • • x-x*x-: x-x-x*x •.~.~x~x*