Page Two
School Election
N e w s ’ Ads are Read
The high school auditorium
was almost filled to its capacity
last Monday evening, for the
school board election. Evidently
much interest was aroused this
year. Dr. Morse, as chairman
of the board, called the meeting
to order, and Mrs. Susie Sarver,
the clerk, read the financial re
port, which showed the gra tify
ing fact that there was on hand
the sum of $2,000.
As I)r.
Morse’s term#was expiring, the
next proceeding was tlu? election
of his successor. Mr. Whitbeck
nominated the doctor to succeed
himself, and VV. H. Holder nom
inated Mrs. Mae Reed. No oth
er nominees being presented, the
ballot was taken, with nearly
200 votes cast. l)r. Morse re
ceived 122 of these, and was de
clared elected. He expressed his
thanks for the endorsement this
vote indicated. As VV. ft. Wood-
worth had resigned, his place
had to be tilled. E. VV. Martlett
nominated i ieorge Woatherby and
(). E. Smith nominated Dr. R. (1.
McC all. The ballot being taken,
showed a vote 132 for Mr.
Woatherby, and he was declared
elected. Mrs. Susie Sarver hav
ing declined re-election as clerk,
Mrs. Myrtle Kelli Is was nomi
nated, and as there was no other
nominee put forth, the clerk, on
motion, was instructed to cast
a unanimous ballot for her. The
meeting then adjourned, and the
school board held its usual ses
sion for (he settlement of bills
and other business.
As proof that the Ads in the
N ews are read, J. W. Dillinger,
of Garfield, published one week
before last, about “ strawberries
for sale.” It ran one week and
then he asked that it be discon
tinued. We forgot to take it out
so it ran again last week. Sat
urday he called the office up to
be sure and take it out, for he
was being overwhelmed with
parties wanting strawberries.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Finch and
family left Saturday afternoon
for Portland, where they will
stop a few days and then proceed
in a leisurely fashion to Califor
nia. They go in their car. 'Their
California address will be Atas
cadero, near San Luis Obispo.
This is the colony started and pro
moted by Lewis who a few years
ago founded the University City
near St. Louis Mo. He establish
ed a large printing plant and Was
planning other large schemes
when the government stopped
his mail privileges. He fought
the government and won his suit,
showing that he had been a vic
tim ot a conspiracy. Rut he lost
all he had. His present venture
is an ambitious one and reads
very attractively.
Mr. Finch
does not intend to locate there,
however.
The N e w s wishes
them a very pleasant trip, and
hopes to see them back some-
Homer Schock of New York
City, visited his aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet Schock two days last week.
As Homer Romaine, he played
la^t week at the Orpheum thea
tre in Portland in an afTilctic act.
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Big Dinner at Hotel Estacada;
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Go with the crowd to the Peo
ple's Theatre, Estacada, June 30.
The Lee Stock Co. will be there
in one of their best plays.
JU LY
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Make reservations early to insure
yourself a table. And don't forget
we serve a fine chicken dinner on
Sundays.
HIVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED
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The Progressive
American Shoe Shop
HARRY JOHNSON, Prop.
If you are figuring on Paint
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get my prices. I will
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thy material or you
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can furnish it. I will do
your work bv day or con
tract. Leave your orders at
Smith Hardware Co. ’s store
at Estacada.
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FISE INSURANCE CO.
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See us krcgardi. g your
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Insure your
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Administratrix’s Notice
° ne “ Ton Tested” Tube, o f corresponding size, with
every \ acuum Cup Tire bought at our store. Act
q u ick ly . This offer is L IM IT E D . Once it expires,
it will not be renewed. Early ordering will avoid
disappointment.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
»ler.-ignetl. Administratrix <>f the «.stun*
of II. II. Yount, deceased, has filed
her final account herein with the Coun
ty Clerk of Clackamas County, Oregon,
and the County Judge hag set Monday.
July isth. l'*21. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock a. m.. in the County Court
Room, at Oregon City, Oregon, as the
t.me and pla v for hearing objections
to said final account, anti for the final
settlement of said estate.
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Thursday. June 23, 1921
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
C A S CA D E GARAGE,
Wilcox Brothers.
Y ount ,
Administratrix.
O. H. 1' BY. Attorney for Administratrix.
First publication June lHth, I‘* 2 1 .
i.ast publication July 11th. 1921.
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