EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 11, 1921.
S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S
The Neighborly club met with
Mrs. John Marshall on Wednes­
day.
The Howell boys expect to
FIGS FOR SALE- At the start threshing this week, begin­
Clara Royer place.
ICtI ning on their home ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Masson from
FOR SALE -A hay haler in
first class condition.
S. Resz- Portland, were week end guests
necker. Estacada. Ore.
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of Mr. and Mrs. William Still.
CARPENTERING. For any­
Mrs. Joe Rice and baby from
thing in the carpenter line see L. Portland, visited on Sunday her
E. Bishop. Price reasonable sister, Mrs. Wiley Howell.
rates. Phone Currinsville store.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rankin,
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Mr. Peterson and Miss Neibour
HEMSTITCING I have pur­
chased a hemstitching machine of Portland, were visitors Satur­
and will appreciate an opportunity day at the W. W. Christensens.
to do your work. Miss Mabel
A baby was born on Sunday to
Wilcox, Hotel Estacada.
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Mr. and Mrs. Brocall, who sur­
WANTED Cord wood to cut vived only a few hours after
at 80 cents a cord for two cuts, birth. The funeral w'as held at
three cuts $1.05; slabwood, $1.05
3 p. m. Monday in the Spring-
for two cuts, three cuts $1.30.
By the hour 80 cents, furnishing water cemetery.
Church services will be at 11
help $1.25. All orders by mail,
address M. A. Niedenthal, Rt. 1, o’ clock, Sunday, with an all day
Estacada, Oregon.
It
session, picnic dinner on the
FOR SALE Ford truck, 1920 church lawn and contests be-
model, complete with body and iween the Junior Christian En­
top, demountable rims on front deavor societies of Eagle Creek,
anc rear wheels, extra rims, in
A 1 condition.
Snap at $450. George and Sprinjjwater.
Rev. Van Dyne assisted by
J. C. Pauli. Estacada. Ore. 7-14tf
Revs. Nelson and Carrick, held
Citation.
Communion services last Sunday
In the County Court of the Stato of
and took in as new members,
Oregon for Clackamas County.
In the Matter of the estate o f J. W Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall and
Heed, deceased.
family, Virgil Wright, Mrs. M.
To Lucy Mae Heed, Clarence Heed. Young and daughter Verna, Mrs.
Sadie Hoppes, Kachael Mae Demlng Nelson and son.
Russell O. Reed, Mary Alice Reed
WANT AND FOR SALE ADS
and Florence June Heed, heirs at law
o f J. w Reed, deceased.
WHEREAS, upon petition of Luc}
Mae Reed, administratrix herein, ar
order was duly made and entered ii
the above entitled Court and caus<
on Ju'y 8 r'i, 1 h 21, directing tha
you, and each of you, appear in this
Court on or before Monday, Augusi
¿ 2 d, 1921, and show cause why ar
order should not bo granted for tin
sale of the following described real
property belonging to the estate of
said deceased:
Lot 1 Block 4, Lota 4 and 5 Block
4, Lots 2 to 12 inclusive Block 5, Lott
15 and 16 Block 6 , Lot 1!) Block 6
Lot 1 Block 7, Lots 1 , 2 and 3 Block
». Lots 11 and 12 Block J 5, all in
Estacada, t lucknuias County, Oregon
according to the duly recorded man
and plat thereof.
Beginning at tile Southeast corner
of lot numbered three (3) Fraley’s
Sub-division, running thence Easi
Twenty-eiglu (28) feet to a point
thence North and parallel with th.
East line of said Lot three (3 ) One
Hundred ( 1 0 0 ) feet to a point
thence West Twenty-eight (28) fee
to a point marking the Northea-
corner of said lot three (3 l them-«
South along 'In* East line of laid lo
three (3 ) One Hundred feet to the
point o f beginning, being a strip ot
land 28 feet in width and One Hun
dred (100) feet In length, containin'
2800 square fet.
All of the North half of the follow
lng described tract of land: Begin
ning at an iron pipe marking tie
Northeast corner of a three acn
tract of land, owned by J. A. Upton
running thence in a Northwesterh
direction One thousand and ninety-
seven (1097 ) feet to an iron pips
marking the Southeast corner of (In
tract of land herein described, run
n ng thence North 4 degrees 35 min­
utes West, Six Hundred Sixty (660)
feet to an Iron pipe: thence South
6.1 degrees 35 minutes West Six Hun­
dred Sixty (660) feet to an iron pipe
a?iUlh, 4 ,,*srcea 35 minutes
East Six Hundred Sixty ( 660 ) feet to
an iron pipe; thence North 6 ') do
m 'T S *5 “ ,nut,-< E:lst Six Hundred
Sixty (660) teet to point of begin
ning. containing ten ( 10 ) acres, mon
or less, being in section Twenty C> 0 )
Township Three (3 ) South Rang.
41 E“ ?‘ °f »’’ « Wlllamelt.
Meridian. The tract o f land hereii
conveyed containing Five (5 ) acres
moro or less.
Beginning at a stone at the Nortli
west corner of the It. I*. Young I)
L- C-, in Section 13 Township 3
South Range 3 , East of the Wiliam
ette Meridian; thence Nortli 70
green 15 minutes East 13.46 chains;
thence North f. I degrees 45 mlnuti
West — 5 chains thence North c .
degrees 20 min West 21 50 chains
thence South 4 3 degr.-cs 30 minutes
West .1.80 chains, thence South 58
KWf St 3
chains; thence
houtli 45 degrees West 5.44 chains;
thence South 22 degrees West 4 17
chains; thence 8 ltj, 2.00 chains,
thence South 4: degrees East 5 4 n
chains; thence
,>uth 61 degree
30 minutes East
3 chains; them '
South ,3 degre,
Fast 3.10 chains;
thence South 56
-roes 30 minutes
East , ,i 0 chains thence South 80
negroes East 10.7. chains and thence
North t o d e g r e e s West 18 10 chains
to the place o f her'nning.
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m e this cause it was directed that ci­
in
tation issue by the Clerk of said court
to said heirs directing each of them
to npp, ir in said Court on or before
said date and show cause whv said
ordrr should not be firnnted
THEREFORE In the name
of tht* Mate of Oregon, you and each
of you. are hereby cite«l to appear nt
the County Court room in Oregon
< H.v. ( la, kamas County, Oregon, on
or before Monday. August Z!d 1 2!
and show cause If any there be whv
an order should not be granted bv the
above named court for the sale of
the above described real property
as prayed for in il.i petition
Wit­
ness my hand and Scat of Court nf
nxed this Hth day of July, I92>
FRED
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County Clerk.
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UPPER EAGLE CREEK
Jack Parks and son Harold,
who have been in Eastern Ore­
gon, returned home on Monday.
Tom Taylor, who formerly re­
sided in this neighborhood, after
many years’ wanderings, has re­
turned to visit with old friend«.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eddy anc
sons, Bruce and Lawrence, of
Portland, were guests at the
home of R. B. Gibson Sunday
The threshing machine whistle
has been heard in the neighbor­
hood. George Judd has finished
his threshing, and Fred Hoff­
meister will soon be entertaining
the threshing crew at his home.
We expect to have a good road
ip the hill this coming winter,
as Ed Douglass has commenced
to haul the gravel for the Market
Road on Monday, and intends to
naul night and clay in order to
gravel it before the rain comes.
Evergreen Blackberries Wanted!
Evergreen Blackberries
W an ted !
Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land
Office, at Portland, Oregon, July 22,
1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
C. Meyers, of Boring, Oregon, R. F. 1).
No. 2, Box 83, who, on July 6 , 1918,
made Homestead Entry No. 05039, for
S) SWi, Section 25, Township 2 S,
Range 4 E. W. M.. and on Sept. 17,
1918, made additional Homestead En­
try No. O 618 I, for SJ SEJ, Section 25,
Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Wil­
lamette Meridian, has tiled notice of
intention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de­
scribed, before the Register and Re­
ceiver of the U. S. Land Office, at
Portland, Oregon, on the 30th day of
August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Al­
fred Winkler, o f 5338-92 St., Portland,
Oregon; Raimunil Kaiser, of Boring,
Ore., R. F. 1). 2, Box 85; Mario Boitano,
of Boring, Ore., R. F. D. 2, Box 88 ;
John Bofdiolin, of Sandy. Oregon.
Proof under Acts of June 9, 1916 and
April 28, 1904.
ALEANDER S w EEK, Register.
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Warren McWillis
Local Agent for Estacada
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office, at Portland, Oregon, July 8 th,
1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hans
Hansen, of Corbett, Ore , who, on Aug. i
7th, 1918, made Adjoining Farm Home­
stead Entry No. 05432 for SE 1-4 SE 1-4, |
Section 5, Township 1 S, Range 5 E, I
Willamet|e Meridiun, has tiled notice;
of intention to make three year proof,;
to establish claim to the land above de -1
sci ilied, before the Registei and Re-1
ceiver of the United States Land Office, |
at Portland, Oregon, on the 23d day of
August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:—Ar­
thur Langguth, of Corbett, Oregon,
Lewis E. Faught, of Corbett, Oregon,
VV. F. Burkhalder, of Corbett. Oregon,
Peter Paulsen, of Portland, Oregon.
Act of 6-9-lb.
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Pumps, Water Systems,
Implements, Machinery,
Overland Automobiles,
International Trucks.
BESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY,
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Economy of operation is one of the outstanding features of
the New Light Six. Its light weight and scientific balance
induce unusually low fuel consumption and high tire mile­
age. With the standard 32x4 cord tire equipment, you
will average twelve to fifteen thousand miles. Perfect
and efficient combustion is obtained by the arrangement of
the intake manifold and internal hot spot, exclusive Stude-
baker inventions. By this new and exclusive construc­
tion, the gasoline is completely vaporized and all ot it is
used in the actual development of power.
This prevents the accumulation of unburned gasoline
in the combustion chambers and the consequent seepage
of raw easoline into the crankcase. The result is increased
economy in gasolipe and lubricating oil and the absence of
carbon deposits.
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The readers o f
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
BEEF C ATTLE.
V E A L A N D H O G S.
Dressed or Live, Bought.
DOES IT PAY TO WORRY
ABOUT APPENDICITIS?
See our Delicatessen Department, containing Pickles, Relishes, Catsup 3 ,
Cheese, Butter,Milk, and Salt and Smoked Fish.
Can appendicitis be guarded
against? Yes, by preventing in­
testinal infection The intesti­
nal antiseptic, Adler-i-ka, acts on
both upper ancTlowerbowelremov-
ing nil foul.decayingmatter which
might start infection.
Excel­
lent for gas on stomach or chron­
ic constipation. It removes mat­
ter which you never thought was
in your system and which noth­
ing else can dislodge. One man
reports it is unbelieahle the aw­
ful imnnrities Adler-i-ka brought
out. Estacada Pharmacy.
W e are in the Market to Buy Your Wool.
You can’ haveThe advantage o f this motor’s wonderful
economy and the satisfaction of its smoothness of opera­
tion only by owning a STUDEBAKER LIGHT-SIX.
MODELS AND PRICES:
TOURING CA R ......................................................... $1335
COUPE-BOADS1 E R ................................................ 1695
SEDAN ....................................................................... 1995
f. o. b. South Bend, Indiana.
Estacada
Oregon
Cord Tire Equiped.
THE REED AUTO CO,
G U A R A N T E E D S E R V IC E .
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Notice for Publication
Department ..f the Interior, U. S. I,and
Office nt Portland, Oregon, August 4.
1921.
NOTICE in hereby given, that Jo-"
soph O. Smith, of Eagle Creek, Ore.,
whoon May 14th, 1920, made Homestead
Entry No. 0675S, for NE), Section 5,
Township 3, S. Range 5, r Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice o f intention
to make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, tie-
fore the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office, at Portland.
Ore., on the 22 day of Septeml er. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses;—A1
fred Shirly, of Eagle Creek. Oregon, j
R E. I). I, August Koennaman, of
Eagle Creek, Oregon, R, E. 1). 1, M.
E. Koennaman, of Eagle Crook, Ore­
gon. R. E. P. 1, Carl Nowiran, of Ea­
gle Creek. Oregon, K. F I). 1.
Proof under Act of June 9, 19tfi, and
s.vtion 231'ô R S..
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Machinery.
the extent and quality of servica which your Home
Bank is prepared to give you ? Whether it be a
checking account, with its manifold advantages in
handling your business, a Time Certificate of De­
posit or Savings Account bearing four per cent in­
terest compounded semi-annually; a deposit in Es­
crow while some business deal is being put through;
expert advice on and help in securing the best class
of permanent investment for surplus funds; notari­
al and insurance business; or information and ad­
vice which may help you in your farming or business:
the Estacada State Bank is ready at all times to
give you the benefit of its facilities and the experi­
ence o f its officers.
M. J. KERKES 4 Co.
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W e Buy and Sell Good Used Impkments, guaranteed
to give good service. Repairs for all Implements and
LOST On road between Esta­
cada and Springwater; a tire car
rier with tire and number plate.
this paper will
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages anc
that is catarrh. C atarrh being greatly
influenced by constitu tion al conditions
requires constitu tion al treatm ent. H all’s-
Catarrh M edicine is taken internally and
acts thru the B lood on the M ucous Sur­
faces o f the System thereby destroying
tHe fou ndation o f the disease, g ivin g the
patient strength by building up the con
stltutlon and assisting nature in doing its
w ork.
The proprietors have so m uch
faith in the curative pow er o f Hairs
Catarrh M edicine that they offer One
Hundred D ollars for an y case that it falls
to cure. Send for list o f testim onials.
A ddress F. J. C H E N E Y
CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all D ruggists, 75c.
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$100 R ew ard, $100
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
We are in the market for Ev­
15 years experience
ergreen Blackberries, if we can
The Estacada Ganneiy will pay
FRED B JONES,
secure sufficient tonnage to jus­ 4 cents per pound as opening
LOST—Between the Spring-
tify operating the cannery. Any­ price. Crates furnished. Phone water store and the sawmills, a
Piano Tuning and Repairing
one who can contract to deliver a or write us.
shawl. Finder please return to!
Leave orders at Estacada Hotel
quantity should write or call on us
Miller’s blacksmith shop, Esta­
at once.
P R IC E $ 4 .
cada. Reward is offered
R. R. CARLSON
T h e B e r r y G r o w e r s ’ P a c k in g
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Undertaker and Embalmer
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Gresham - Oregon
FOR SALE.— My house in
Terrace addition, also some
pieces of furniture. Dr. L. A.
vVells.
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Dr. R. Morse.
FOR SALE A first class baby
buggv. Inquire at the office of
Dr. L. A. Wells.
7-28tf
Paint
Im plem ents
W E T OR DRY A ho, i1
AN I. H. C. KEROSENE ENGINE AND A MEYER'S PUMP,
°an lie beaten byon ly one thing, Gravity, either direct or through a M E Y E R ’ S H Y D R A U L IC R A M .
‘or you. A few feet of Pipe and a Machine, save many weary steps.
Let us figure
SMITH HARDWARE STÖRE, ESTACADA.
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