EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS* THURSDAY OCT. 13, 1921.
May Get Fortune
Newspaper Bargain Rates
Auto intoxication, constipation, j
stomach
disorders yield readily
The
late
Wilson
T.
Hume,
the
The
fotlowing
club
rates
are
LOCAL
BREVITIES
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Portland lawyer and legislator, offered with the E astern C lack ­ to mv method of treatment. '
Free consultation. Dr. Rhodes, ;
who died last week, was, so the amas N ews , during the week Osteopath,'
AND NEWS H E MS
Hotel Estaeada. Mon­
Oregonian states, the lawyer for beginning October 25, and last­ days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Mrs. W. A. Heylman, of this ing to October 31, inclusive. 3:30 to 4 p.m.
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place,
for the recovery of her in- Papers to be sent by mail.
Mrs. W. A. Heylman has gme
AT ESTACADA, OREGON,
Cannot Be Cured
tere ts in the Continental Mining
Daily Oregonian and N ews for w ith C atarrh
to Spokane, Wash.
LOCAL A P P L IC A T IO N S , a s th e y
can n o t re a c h th e se a t of th e disease.
Ed. Linn was a visitor at the Company of Coeur d’ Alene, 1 year $6.
C a ta rrh is a local d isease, g r e a tly in-
r
Daily and Sunday Oregonian luen ced by c o n s titu tio n a l conditions, and
Idaho, which she had acquired
mitrupolis Tuesday.
in o rd e r to cu re it you m u st ta k e a n
through some stock bequeathed and N ews for 1 year $8.
in te rn a l rem edy. H a ll's C a ta rr h M edi­
Dr. Naff went to the city on her by her father.
e is ta k e n in te rn a lly an d a c ts th r u
Weekly Oregontan and N ews cin
th e blood on th e m ucous su rfa c e s of th e
the 5 p. m. train, Saturday.
sy
stem
. H a ll's C a ta rr h M edicine w as
The stock had been unnoticed for 1 year $2.10.
p rescrib ed b y one of th e b e st p h y sic ia n s
in
th
is
c o u n try fo r y ears. It is com ­
Evening
Telegram
and
N
ews
J. V. Barr & Son have an lm- for 20 years. It was found that
posed o f som e o f th e b est to n ics know n,
com bined w ith som e o f th e best blood
portart anno icement in this the mining properties were im­ for 1 year $4.50.
purifiers. T h e p erfe ct com bin atio n of
mensely valuable, but Mrs. Heyl- This applies to old and new th
e in g re d ie n ts in H a ll’s C a ta rrh M edi­
issue.
is w h a t p ro d u ces su ch w o n d erfu l
man’s claims were disputed by a subscribers. New subscriptions cine
resu
lts in c a t a r r h a l co n d itio n s Send fo r
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Weather- Mr. Clapman, president of the
$1.30 Round Trip w a k -VD1NG
t "AX
,
testim o n ials, free.
will
commence
October
25th,
and
F.
J.
C
H
E
N
E
Y
&
CO.,
P
ro
p
s.,
Toledo,
O.
by went to Portland, Monday mining company, who had bought
All D ru g g ists, 76c.
old subscriptions will be extend­ Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
up practically all of the stock.
morning.
ed
a full year. SUBSCRIBE + + + + 'l’ + + + + + + + 4>
The case began two years ago.
Lookupthi advertisement of
NOW!
10-13-27
Trains Leave Eirst and Aider Sts., Portland,
Old Scotch Liniment which ap­ Mr. Hume proved a forged power
of attorney had been used to ob­
at 6:45, 10:45 a. m, and 2:45, 4:45 p. m.
pears in this issue.
Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic
tain the assignment of Mrs.
Virgil Yonceand Edith Freeze, Heylman’s stock and won his physician, located at Hotel Esta­
of Oregon City, spent the week-, case. It was appealed and he cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays
won again. Offers of cash set­ and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m.
Extra I. 0. 0. F. Train Leaves Estaeada at
end with Leta Possen.
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tlement amounting to hundreds
is your Home Company.
Our genial friend and esteemed of thousands of dollars were
See us , regardi. g your
10:30 p. m. for Portland.
property.
Insure your
subscriber, W. P. Ferrel of Bar­ made and refused.
Read the Ads in the N ews .
ton, called at this office Tuesday.
Early last September. Mr.
ORDINANCE NO. 0»
P . R. L. & P . C O .
Mrs. Ant a Eschleman, of Hume broken in health but
dauutless in spirit, made a su­ AN ORDIN ANCE decla rin g th e a s ­
Salem, is here visiting at the preme effort. In a bitterly sessm ent fo r th e im p ro v em en t of
Against
home of her son Dave Eschle­ fought suit at Coeur d’Alene, he Broadw ay s t r e e t from th e point in
FIRE,
th e intersec tion of B ro adw ay anil
obtained a court order for an ac Second streetB, w here previously
man.
THEFT or
pav em e n t stopped, to the
William Bass has bought out counting of all minerals shipped completed
track s of th e P o rt la n d Railway,
out
by
the
company
and
all
pro
COLLISION.
the Re-Nu-Em tailor establish­ perties now owned by it.
Light & P o w er C om pany in th e City
of E staeada, Oregon, and directing
ment, and is installed in its
The order meant several hun th e R ecorder to e n te r in the Dockei
roems.
dred thousand dollars for Mrs of City Liens a s t a te m e n t thereof
pro viding fof ih e notice to property î J . W. Reed Estate
Douglas Starr and family hav Heylman and Mr. Hume was to ow
ners of th e e n tr y thereof, a n d de­
share
50-50
with
her.
He
re
clarin g an em ergency.
gone to Portland for a few weeks
ESTACADA, ORE.
turned to his home triumphant
W hereas, th e City Council has
where he has secured employ over the victory and the fortune h ereto
fo re a t th e tim e and in the r+ + + + + + + + + + + +
ment.
m a n n e r pro vided by th e c h a r t e r of
won.
THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
said city, duly ap p o rtio n ed the cost
W. J. Morris, purchasing agent
of th e s t r e e t im p ro v em en t for im ­
The
Ford
Motor Company was the first to re-
proving B roadw ay stre e t from the
for the P. R. L. & P. Co., favor
U. of O. Frosh Eleven
duce prices on cars,
September 22. 1920.
192(1 T h at
---- , ~epten
point in th e intersec tion of B ro a d ­
first reduction p ries all models below
ed the N ews ’ office with a cation
The two coaches for the fresh way an d Second streets, w here p re ­
L,»14 price basis.’ Now M o th e r 'c u t .is m i d e -
com pleted pav em e n t stopped,
Tuesday.
effective Sept. 2, 1921 to the follow ing prices,
men aspiring to the football team viously
to th e tr a c k s ot th e P o rtla n d , Rail-
f. o. b. Detroit:
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morton at the U. of Oregon, are busily L igh t & P o w er C om pany in th e City
For
your
convenience
of
E
staeada,
Oregon,
upon
th
e
lots,
went to Portland Monday to buy- engaged in trying out the new
Chasis ............................................... $295.00
we have arranged with
p a rts of lots, an d parcels of land in
R unabout ............................................... 325 .0 0
goods for their store. W. F. material. From the college pa th e assessm ent d is tric t in accordance
the Baggage Department
T
o u rin g ....................................................... 3 5 5 .0 0
with
th
e
provisions
of
th
e
said
c
h
a
r
­
Cary accompanied them.
in
Portland,
to
be
able
to
per we see as was expected, that te r; and
Truck with Pneumatic T ires..............\ 4 5 5 .0 0
chv^
your
baggage
at
R. G. Marchbank motored to Raymond Lovelace is one of the
W hereas, th e Council now_adopt3
home. We issue claim
Starters on above models $70,00 ad­
assessm ent as ap p o rtio n ed and
Camas, Wash., Tuesday. He most promising of the aspirants said
checks here. All you
hereby d irects th e R e c o rd e r to e n te r
ditional. Demountable wheels $25.00
was accompanied by Mr. and on the frosh eleven. It states: a s ta te m e n t th e re o f in th e Docket of
have to do is to present
additional.
Mrs. John Marchbank.
it at Union Depot for
‘Among those showing up to City Be Liens.
It O rdained by th e City of Es
Coupe with Starter and
destination check.
D em ountable
advantage
is Reinhart. In addi­ tacada, Oregon, t h a t for the stre e t
Mrs. 0. E. Siren and Mrs. W.
w h e e ls....
...... $ 5 95.00
im p ro v em en ts of B ro adw ay stre e t
tion
to
his
size
he
has
lots
of
J. Symms were Portland visitors
Sedan with Starter and
Portland, Estaeada
Dem ountable
fight. Spear also is promising from th e point in th e in tersection of
wheels
last week, going Friday morning material with an abundance of B roadw ay an d Second streets, where
.................... $660.00
Transportation
Co.
previously
com pleted
pavement
and returning Saturday evening pep’ and plenty of poundage. stopped,
EXCISE TAX EXTRA.
to th e tr a c k s of the P o r t ­
One door north of Meat
Lovelace
is
another
who
is
com­
land Railway, L ig h t & P o w er Com
The Odd Fellows have been
Ford prices are uni form everywhere, except for freight,
th e following assessm ents are
Market.
because Mr. Ford himself fixes the retail price. Place
grading the side of the street ing into better form day by day, pany,
hereby d eclared a n d levied a g a in s t
but needs lots of work. He is th
vour order quickly to avoid delay from the rush of o r­
Portland
Address
e
following
lots,
p
a
rts
of
lots,
or
immediately in front of their exceptionally fast and boots the
ders these new prices will produce.
parcels of land in said City, to-wlt:
143 Front Street.
building, and will gravel the pigskin farther than any of E staeada S tate Bank, E ast 66
&
feet
of
lot
24,
block
6
.....
$
78.23
them.
same.
Fred C. Bartholomew.
M. E. H endrick, west 34 feet,
Estaeada
and
Gresham,
Creg o n .
Coach
Williams
is
hopeful
for
G. M. Lawrence.
Mrs. Ella Smith, of PortlamI,
lot 24, block 6....................... 40.29
his
men.
While
they
are
small
M.
E.
H
end
rick,
lot
23,
block
OUR
B
USINESS
IS
P
ICKING
UP
came out Saturday afternoon to he believes that they will stack
6 ..................................................
59.26
spend the week-end with her up fairly well with their oppo­ E state J. W. Reed, lot 1,
118.50
mother, Mrs. Wilcox, of Upper nents during the season. Prac­ block 7 .............................
E sta te J. W. Reed, lot 4
tice is beginning to tell, but not
Garfield.
block 4 ..................................
4 4.44
sufficiently to enable the coaches E state J. W. Reed, n o rt h 25
Messrs. F. E. Burns, C. Du­ to
feet of lot 5, block 4
44.44
pick any definite men for the
bois, W. A. Heylman and Wil­ final lineup.
Mae Oakley Reed, lot 2 block
v .............-............ 59.26
liam Salzvedel, were Portland
ÍH-
The first game on the frosh H. 7 B. ......................
S n yd er an d C. E. K il­
visitors Saturday, returning on schedule is with Mt. Angel, on
gore, lot 2, block 4............... 207.40
October 22, to be played here. ” H. B. S n yd er an d C. E. K il­
the 4:25 train.
gore, lot 3, block 4 ............... 125.92
P o rtla n d Railway, Light and
Mr. and Mr. F. L. Noltner,
P o w er C om pany, n o rt h 25
"-— S ä u *
you buy
Special Notice
with their little daughter Har­
4P
- / rubber b o o t s ' O ^ c
feet of west half, block 3. .. 207.40
#
or
shoes, be sure
S ou th 25 feet of n o rth 50
riet, and Miss Bertha Burns, of o the Patrons and Users of Old
f you get the great new
feet of west half, block 3.. 125.92
Goodri
drich product—
Postland, spent Sunday in Esta-
Scotch Liniment:
L ot 6, block 4, except n o rth
New lot
Special !
142.20
cada with Mr. and Mrs. F. E
Old Scotch Liniment will be S 25 ou th feet 17 0 ....................................
feet of west half
Burns.
sold through druggists only for of block 3................................. 302.20
of
5-pound
i
Harry Johnson has enlarged Portland trade, and in the vicin­ and
“
H
X
P
R
E
S
S
”
Be It F u r t h e r Resolved th a t the
of Portland. For sale by
Cotton
his shoe repairing establishment, ity
Pail
Plummer Drug Co., corner 3d R eco rd er be, and he is hereby d irect­
A
Rubber Footwear o r W l S t s
by taking down the partition of and Madison street, Portland, ed to e n te r in th e Docket of City
" B u ilt like a G oodrich 7 7 r « "
f}
Batts
L iens a s t a te m e n t th e r e o f c o n tain in g ;
of
A w o n d e rfu l a d v a n c e o v e r t h e old s ty le b la^ k r u b ­
the former office of E. W. Bart­ Ore., Huntley Draper Drug Co.,
1. The n u m b e r o r le t te r of th e lot
b e r hoots a n d »hoe*. Not lik e a n y o th e r r u b b rr
Oregon
City,
Perry’s
Drug
Store,
fo
o
tw
ea
r
e
v
e
r
p
ro
d
u
c
e
d
before.
B
u
ilt
o
f
th
e
assessed,
and
th
e
n
u
m
b
e
r
or
le
t
te
r
of
lett, and throwing the two rooms
3-pound
sam e toojrh ru b b er «lock t h a t G o o d rich T ire s
Pure Lard
Hillsboro, Estaeada Pharmacy, block in which it is s i tu a t e d ; and if
a r c m a d e o f —a n d b y t h e G o o d rich u n it-c o n ­
into one.
s tr u c tio n prorc<6—c a V t le a k , c ra c k , o r p e r I
s
e
p
a
r
a
te
assessm
ent
is
m
ade
on
a
Estaeada. Remember Old Scotch p a rt of a lot, a p a r t ic u l a r desig n a­
a n d w ill o u t la s t a n y ru b b e r fo o tw e a r
Quilt Size,
quality
e v e r b u ilt.
Russel Betts arrived from Eu
iniment Reliever recommended tion of such part.
gene Saturday to Join his wife by physicians is used in hospitals
2. T h e na m e of th e o w n e r o r th a t
at
Guaranteed
Our stock Is
n er is un kn ow n.
and baby who were visiting at and in sanitariams. For pains in th e 3. o w The
new
and
com­
sum
assessed
upon
each
the. home of Mrs. Betts’ parents, bones and muscles, rheumatism lot o r p a r t thereo f, an d th e d a te of
at
plete. Come in
pain, sprains and cuts, USE OLD
and let us fit you up
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reagan. SCOTCH LINIMENT. Inquire th e Be e n I tr t y F ; u and
r t h e r Resolved t h a t upon
with better rubber
90c.
They left for their home today. at your nearest drug store. For th e e n tr y of said assessm ents in said
S h o rt
footwear than you
bond
lien
docket,
th
e
R
ecorder
do
sale
by
the
above
drug
stores.
i
B
oot
Miss Lydia Matson, who has Read the following testimonial. fo r th w ith notify th e ow ners of the
ever wore.
been employed during the sum­ Others of a like character can be lots, p a rts of lots of th e a m o u n t so
B ro w n x
assessed; a n d t h a t th e sa m e m ay be
mer in the Lipman & Wolfe de­ furnished.
aid or bonded w ithin tw en ty days
v.
from th e d a te th e r e o f w ith o u t pen-
partment store in Portland,
A STRONG RECOMMENDATION:
Ity, Interest, o r costs; th a t the Re­
resigned her position and re­ My right leg has been broken co rd e r is f u r t h e r directed to give
turned home Monday afternoon. by a fallen tree, in two places, this notice by pu blication fo r ten days
in a weekly new sp ap er published in
Mrs. M. Rowe, of Portland, and is badly bruised up. I have C lack am as County, and th a t he f u r ­
untold misery until I th e r send a notice of such assessm ent
with her baby daughter, spent suffered
got to use Old Scotch Liniment, by mail in all cases w here th e post
the week-end with her parents, t has relieved me right from the office ad d ress of th e o w n er or agent
is know n, an d th a t he also personally
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kerkes. start. Old Scotch Liniment is serv e th e o w n e r of each lot o r p a rt
the
best
liniment
I
have
ever
of lot when such service can be m ade
They went back to Portland ac­
in th e City of E sta e a d a ; and
companied by Mrs. Kerkes, who used in all my life. I live right
W h ereas, th e aforesaid s tre e t has
here in Dayton with my family, been
im proved and it is necessary to
returned home the following day. and will answer all questions.
p ro c u re funds to pay for sam e;
R obert P hevo , Dayton, Wn.
Now T h erefore, an em ergency is j
Thomas H. Morton, who has
h ereb y d eclared a n d th is o r d i n a n c e !
10-13-27
bought out Dale's store?, needs
shall go into force and effect upon I t s ;
adoption and approval.
JOIN THE CROWD AT
no introduction as he is well
by th e Council th is 26th day
Have you tried osteopathic I of Passed
known locally, although he has
S eptem b er, 1921, by th e following
been absent for some years in treatment for those chronic con­ vote:
Yeas: Allen, B arth olom ew , Isiv« -
Alaska, as he is the elder son of ditions ? Consult Dr. Rhodes at j lace,
O sbo rn e— 4.
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Nays: None.
Mr». W. J. Moore, fe rn e ry Mrs. lotel Estaeada.
S u b m itted to th e Mayor this 2 6th
Anna Kendall Morton. Enter­
day of S eptem b er, 1921.
prising, polite and efficient, he
Pointer, the painter, puts in Approved by th e Mayor this 26th
will no doubt, soon command an glass. See him for your windows day of S ep tem b er. 1921.
STEPHENS, Mayor.
Where the Motto Is Service.
eviable patronage, insuring his as cool weather will soon be here. Attest: H. C. ___
1
commercial success.
9. E WOOSTER, Recorder.
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1.0.0. F. Convention
i
Saturday,
October 15 ,
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SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES,
: THE PACIFIC STATES*
: EIRE INSURANCE CO.:
AUTOMOBILE
N o tic e !
RAKER
SON,
IK
Goodrich
O the members of the I. O. O. F. gathered in
Estaeada, our store is your store during the
Convention. Invite your friends to make this
their Headquarters.
T
The People’s Store
H. B. SNYDER,
- -
C. E. KILGORE.
«W SS.
95c
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