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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1921)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Thursday, January 6, 1921 D. H. Brown o f Portland, who I ftdF The W. C. T. U. meets owns two blocks north o f th e! at the home of Mrs. J. P. Woodle school campus, was in lown y e s - on Thursday, January 13th, at terday looking after his property.! 2:30 p. m. 1 — ---------- ■ — - ------------------------------------------------------ The Estacada MeatCo k WANTEt f | E s ta c a d a V______ DRESSED HOGS AN D VEAL, EVERY DAY. M . J. 1 iER KES & C o. :: O re g o n Paso Three Choosing His Career. P llly’s father plays golf. Hilly I»n’» big enough yet to swing the sticks, hut he has definite Ideas about what he will do when he becomes a blr man. like his father. Billy’s playmates and boon com pardons are Eugene and Gladys. Hilly Is one of those little chaps that loot ahead and arrange things for the fu Hire. And th's I* Hilly’s future: “ Eugene and l ait going to marry Gladys." said IMlIv the other day "Hut I won’t he around home much I’ll he away most of the time phiyip golf." ndn to Conserve Timber. * oe timber of India will be ope,«.,- ed upon a gigantic system of conserva tion. None but the large timber will be cut nt any time, and ilu* methods of logging iImt will be selected will lie sure the least damage to the smalle* trees • This Is possible In tlc,< v » m e try. as It has never been possible In America, owing to the title to the tim ber being vested In the state, so that thi operations can he conducted hy the state on one national system, which will Insure a perpetual source of rev enue from the forest wealth. A Dreadful Ordeal. " I ’ll hot you’re glad to get home from the war.” "I thought I would he. hut 1 wish now I were back again In the trenches." "W hy?" “ I’m soared to death. Everywhere I go people want mo to make speeches about the war." Luxurious Modern Life. “ I suppose your motto Is ‘ Make hay while the sun shines.’ " remarked the summer hoarder who tries to he genial. * “ It used to he." answered Farmer Corntossel. "lint lately I have been a little bit on refill not to mention sun shine for fear the hired man won If. Insist on bavin’ extra help to hold ni umbrella over him while lie worked • In Doubt. "H ow ’s your garden getting along?" " I f the green things coining up nr* flowers. It’s fin e; If they’re weeds, It’* terrible." Not Far Off Harold and Hurry are twins, otu* day Harry came Into the house vvh <* tils mother was upstairs. Thinking It was Harold, she culled: “ Is flint you. Harold?" "No. inumimi.” rcpli ed Harry, “ but I’m the next thing to him." Overtime. 1 Tenderfoot— When the clock strikes 18 wluit time Is It? Second Class Scout— I really don't know. What? Tenderfoot—Tim e for the clock to be fixed.— Hoys’ Life. W ant and F o r Sale C o lu m n ^ cents per line. Cash in advance FOR SA LK — Fresh cow with calf. E. T. Davis, Rt. 1. 1-6 W ANTED Some loads of barn yard manure. Call at N ews ’ o f f i c e . ___________ t f. FOR SALK- One Durham hull cheap. Charley Merlike, El wwood, Oregon. 12-28 6 LOST Four thorough b r e d Lincoln sheep. Reward. Finder please notify Tom Watson, Rt. 3. FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey cow, fresh two weeks, heavy milker, a snap. Inquire at the 2 Me grocery store. 1-0-13 LOST —2 vear old red heifer, with large hole in rijrht ear. 1-6-13 Wm. Held, Bissell, Ore. FOR SALE Two heifera, one Holstein, the other Durham, will be fresh in January, or will trade for sheep. J. A. McComb, Rt. 2 1-6 LOST A Maxwell automobile tire, between Estacada ana the Kaake - Jubb sawmill. Finder will please notify Wm. Kaake or leave at the N e w s office. 12-30-6 FOR SALE - DragBaw with a four horse engine, four saws ranging from 4 to 7 feet, 150 feet of cable, cheap. Phone Redland 39 or write E. E. Lan kins, Estacada, R t 3. 1-6-13-20 FORSALE 4 ) 4 acres. '4 mile from Estacada, some improve ments. Will take used Ford in part payment, Lij?ht Delivery preferred. Matt Park, Estacada. Ore. 1-6