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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, JAN. 12. 1922.
Eastern Clackamas News
E ntered a t the postoffice in Entacadu,
Oregon, as second-class mail.
| it very radically, and heartily
hope it may promote ' ‘the be­
ginning of a better lt n d e r-
standing.”
Published every Thursday at
Estacada, Oregon
\ T h e Story of
O ur States
K0DAKS--
A LL K IN D S and S U P P L IE S
GUNS--
The metropolitan papers each
And AM M UNITION
By JONATHAN BRACE
day are reporting a husband kill­
XX.— MISSISSIPPI
ing his wife, or vice versa. A
FISHING TACKLE
UPTON H. GIBBS
H E State
third
party is invariably invol­
• o f Missis­
E ditor and M anager.
sippi derives
ved. This with the increasing
Get Hunting and Fishing
Its nam e from
number of divorces, is a matter
S ubscription R ates
th e r iv e r
Licenses Here
$1.60; of grave concern, and is the re-
One y ear
.
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.
which form s
11 s western
.75 suit of the irreligious, unmoral
Six months
Camping Outfits, Electric
b o u n d a ry .
bringing up of children for a
The word Itself comes from the
Flashlights. Baseball
Thursday. January 12, 1922.
number of years. There is a
Algonquin
mlssl-sepe
which
m eans "g reat river.” I t Is popu­
distinction worth noting, between
Supplies
larly supposed to mean "F ath er
THE OLD STORY
unmoral and immoral.
of the W aters" b u t th is Interpre­
Kodak Pictures Developed
Although t h e A n gl o-I ris h
tation Is Incorrect. The stnte Is
also known ns th e Bnyou State
treaty has been ratified by the The O regonian ranks as one
and Enlarged
from the many bayous which are
Dail, and its action apparently of the leading papers in t h e
formed by the shifting river. In
meets with public approval, yet country—its New Year’s edition
thin connection It Is Interesting
to note th e uneven course of the
peace in Ireland seems still afar this year abundantly affords a
M ississippi river. Though tho
off. It promises to continue its reason why. It was great, and
extrem e length of th e s ta te from
reputation of being “ the dis­ we sent our copy east for friends
the Gulf to T ennessee Is 330
miles, th e w estern border, due
tressful isle ” Only the fight there to read, mark, learn and
to the w inding of the Mississippi
now1 will be between two inter­ inwardly digest.
river, extends fo r n early 500
nal factions instead of against
miles.
We wish to announce to the
The riv ers play an Im portant
the British government 3olely.
public, that we are opening up a
OF O. NOTES
p art In this state. They are so
Racket Store in the Hunt build­
The Sinn Fein extremists head­ Starting the second week in
numerous and the country so
ing,
and invite you to give us a
ed by De Valera promise to keep January and lasting s ix weeks,
subject to flood th a t th e river
share
of your trade.
bottoms
cover
nearly
one
fifth
things warm for and be “agin” the annual Bible course for Wo­
of the a re a of the e n tire state.
Motto, Golden Rule.
the provisional government. By men will be given by the Univer­
The early history of Missis­
so doing they are merely confirm­ sity’s Young Women’s Christian
sippi Is yoked up w ith th a t of
Louisiana of which It originally
ing what their opponents and Association. Leaders of the Bi­
formed a p art. Discovered by
critics have always maintained ble course are usually faculty
De Soto In 1539, it w as not until
h y d e or t h e bluestone-lime
that there was no pleasing them. women or wives of members of
La Salle sailed down the riv et
and claimed this territo ry, jvhich
method.
That given Home Rule, they the faculty.
he named In honor of his French
"It is entirely possible that
would fight amongst themselves
king, Louis XIV, th a t a perm a­
During the month of Decem­
this method may in time super­
with a resulting chaos.
nent settlem ent "»’as established.
ber ninety-six students regis­
In 1763 th e te rrito ry east of
sede the cumbersome l i q u i d
Unfortunately, this extreme
tered in 113 courses in the cor­
the M ississippi w as ceded by the
treatment,” said P r o f e s s o r
element will receive sympathy
French to th e English. F or a
respondence study department
Barss. "It alsd seems to pro­
and aid from the extremists on
while the low er portion of the
of the Extension Division of the
present s ta te w as called West
mote prompt and more vigorous
this side, who will do their best
University of Oregon. Th i s
Florida. A fter being captured
germination. Two ounces of
to keep the agitation alive.
by the Spanish and la te r re-
brings the total registration in
copper carbonate in dust form
The venerable Cardinal Logue
turned to the United States, the
correspondence study courses to
T erritory of M ississippi w as ex­
are thoroughly mixed with each
uttered a pregnant comment
1086, representing every county
tended to its present size of 46,-
bushel of seed in a reyolving
when in expressing his satisfac of the state.
865 square miles and In 1817 It
drum.
tion over the ratification of the
w as adm itted as th e tw entieth
Thirty students have b e e n
sta te of the Union. A t the time
"The ultimate solution of the
treaty, he remarked: “ What
of the Mexican war. although
dropped
from
the
University
of
smut
problem does not lie in im­
blessing it would be if there was
called upon to supply one regi­
Oregon
for
failure
to
make
pas­
proved
treating methods, but in
union among the Irish people.’
m ent of volunteers, M ississippi
sing
grades
in
enough
subjects
the
growing
of varieties of
responded
w
ith
enough
men
for
To which all well wishers of Ire
two. One of these regim ents
during
the
fall
term.
Eighty-
wheat
which
are
highly resist­
land will respond with a fervent
was commanded by Jefferson
one students have been placed
ant
or
immune
to
the
disease.”
Amen.
Davis, who la te r w as the presi­
on probation for the present
dent of the C onfederate states.
Osteopathic care during preg
THE FAIR SITUATION
term for work that was unsatis­
Since Its readm ittnnee to the Un­
ion In 1870 M ississippi In na­
nancy
and confinement, has done
factory.
Nineteen
hundred
stu­
The promoters of the fair have
tional elections has been a Demo­
more
to
relieve womankind than
dents
successfully
passed
the
not abandoned the project, but
cratic sta te except In 1872, when
any other method now in use
It voted for G rant.
are deliberating as to how it is examinations.
( © b y M cCl ur e N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e . !
Consult an osteopath for further
The University of Oregon li­
to be financed. The editor of
information.
12-15tJ
the O regon V oter , however, brary started the new year with
strongly urges its abandonment, a total of 110,000 volumes.
S H E R I F F 'S HA LE
Smut Control
as he says it cannot be financec
In tli«> C irc u it C o u rt o f t h e S t a te of
Barrie’s Bad Boy
O re g o n , fo r t h e C o u n ty o f
The copper carbonate d u s t
either by subscription or taxa
C lm -kania.s.
Sentimental Tommy, who had treatment for stinking smut of T h e H illsboro N atio n al B ank,
tion. The editor of the S pecta
way with him, and boasted wheat is apparently successful is
T or , on the other hand, thinks
C o rp o ratio n , P lain tiff, vs. U. F
H elneck an d A nna H eineck. his
that it can be financed by sub­ that he could always find a way, announced by H. R. Barss, plant w
ife; Je rry H em ingw ay and E dith
pathologist
of
the
O.
A.
C.
Ex­
scription, and indicates a methoc will make his appearance here
L. H em ingw ay, D efendants.
S ta te of O regon, C ounty of Clank
of raising the necessary amount Saturday night at the Family periment station.
as, ss.
this way. T he V oter thinks Theatre, in a Paramount pro­ Although definite results can­ am
By v irtu e of a ju d g m e n t o rd e r, d e­
there is no state-wide demand duction. Readers of Sir James not be obtained until next har­ cree an d an execution, duly Issued
of and u n d e r th e seal of th e above
for the fair, and that it woulc Barrie’s delightful stories of vest, the winter stand of grain out
e n title d co u rt, in th e above e n titled
not benefit the state if it were Thrums will be glad to see the in fields thus treated in 17 Ore­ cause, to me duly d irected and dated
e 14h day of D ecem ber, 1921, upon
held. In this latter point we be­ village on the screen. Besides gon counties shows less injury th
a ju d g m e n t re n d e re d an d e n te re d In
lieve it is mistaken, Those who the redoubtable Tommy, Elspeth, than stands where seed was said c o u rt on th e 1 4 th day of D ecem ­
are projecting it are men of bus- iis little sister: Grizel, the paint­ treated by either the formalde- ber, 1921, In fav o r of T he H illsboro
ness foresight and shrewdness ed ladie’s pathetic daughter; Dr.
Reserve District No.
They understand as well as any McQueen and a number of others Chart«r No. 125.
one the business condition of the will appear. Barrie has not writ­
R E P O R T O F
C O N D IT IO N
state, and what it needs for its ten a more humorous story than
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stimulation a n d improvement. this, and seldom have we been
If they will go throughout the moved to laughter more than
state and make known their rea­ when reading about Tommy and
At Estacada, in the State of Oregon,
sons, there will be a general re­ iis adventures. He was, as one
of his boy adherents called him,
sponse.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. DECEM BER 31ST . 1921 ,
‘such a leetle deevil.”
PLEASED TO SEE YOU
RF.SOVRCF.5.
Farm Reminders
$144,902.85
Loans and discounts
We have received the initial
34.73
O v e rd ra fts secured and unsecured
number of the new journalistic
Farmers who depend on wet U. S. g o vernm ent securities owned
24,174.00
18,(’48.08
venture in the county, which is weather and hard freezing to O ther bonds, warrants and securities
securities, claims, liens, judgm ents, etc
1.868.43
published at Oregon city. It is kill their insect pests may be Stocks,
6.217.33
Hanking house, $3,450.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures #2,767.33
4,528.56
entitled the "PRODUCERS CALL” isappointed. Slugs may freeze Real e s ta te owned o th er than banking house
f
due from banks, approved reserve ag e n ts of this
and styles itself "the champion solid and "come to” as hungry A m ounts
hank
27,011.77
of the farmers and wage earn­ as ever when thawed out. They Cash on hand in vault
12,161.95
T otal cash and due from banks
$39,173.72
ers,’’and carries the slogan, "the can also stand “ water” pro-
beginning of a better under­ ided they are not washed away.
T otal
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$238.947.70
standing.” M. J. Brown is the Spray of Bordeaux on plates, to
L IA B IL IT IE S .
editor and H. H. Stallard, state ie protected, with poisoned bait C apital sto rk paid in
15.000.00
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missionary of the Non-Partisan of chopped leaves sprinkled with 'u rn lu s fund
2.00U.0U
Undivided profits
3,179.61
gospel, is associate editor. W. calcium arsenate, will o f t e n U
52.37
nited S ta te s deposits, including postal savings
W. Woodbeck of Oregon City, ’get” the slugs and save the
Deposits subject to reserve:
correspondent for the Portland crop O. A. C. Experiment sta­ Demand
D eposits due the S ta te o f Oregon, and deposits due county
Telegram, and who also has been tion.
or cities and o th e r public funds
25,029.56
Individual deposits su b ject to check
94,082.61
writing for the Oregon City E n ­
Earwigs that feed on the C ashier's checks o f this bank o utstanding payable on demand
1,147.34
t e r p r i s e . has been added to its green shoots of roses In th p C ertified checks o u tstan d in g
16.00
T otal of dem and deposits
$119,112.16
staff. It announces:
spring, and later turn their at
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.....
Time and Saving Deposits, subject to reserve:
"It is the aim of this paper to , tention to
the blossoms, nibbling | Tinie certifioa^ 07
^
44,841.66
be absolutisy independent and stamens and base of petals may Havings deposits
53,599.56
to the limit of the editors’ abil­
$98.441.22
T otal of li m e a rd Savings deposits
be controlled by the following
ity to print things as they are
T otal
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$238.947.70
to shoot square. Its purpose method: Mix six ounces dry so­
is not to be destructive, not to dium fluorid with one gallon of STA TE O F OREGON.
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COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS, *
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tear down, but to be construc­ wheat bran or shorts, and thor­
1. Ruth L. Dillon, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly sw ear th a t
tive, to help work out a remedy oughly moisten with one pint
the above sta te m e n t is tru e to the b est of my know ledge and belief.
for conditions that we all know
R U TH L, D ILLO N. Caahier,
must be changed, o t h e r w i s e equal parts water |ar.d molasses.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Ja n u a ry , 1922.
Scatter
in
the
evening
over
the
sooner or later the masses will
W. F . Cary, N otary Public
“ y commission expires S eptem ber 7, 1921
go to the wild bunch.”
lawns or garden where pests
CORRRCT -A T T K S T —
We give it the right hand of occur, especially about the bases
H. C. S T E PH E N S,
THOMAS YOCUM.
fellowship, in spite of the fact, of buildings and tree trunks. —]
RUTH L. D ILLO N.
we shall probably disagree with O. A. C. Experiment station.
Director*.
T
ED. BONER’S
N atio n al B ank a co rp o ra tio n , p la i n t- ! 1922, at the h o u r of 10 o ’clock a. ru..
Iff, an d a g a in st U. F. H elneck a n d | a t th e fro n t door of th e C ounty
Anna H elneck his wife, d efen d an ts, C o u rth o u se In th e C ity of O regon
fo r th e sum of $461.70, w ith in te re s t City, In said county an d sta te , sell
th ereo n s t th e ra te of eight p er cen t a t public au ctio n , su b ject to re ­
p e r an n u m from th e 27th day of Oc­ dem ption, to th e h ig h est bidder, fo r
to b er, 1921, and th e f u r th e r sum of U. S. gold coin cash in h and, all tho
$50.00, as a tto rn e y ’s fee, and the rig h t, title and in te re st w hich th e
f u r th e r sum of $17.75 costa and d is­ w ithin nam ed d e fe n d a n ts o r e ith e r of
b u rsem en ts, and th e costs of and upon them , had on th e d a te of th e m o rt­
th is w rit, co m m anding mo to m ake gage h erein o r since had in o r to th e
sale of th e follow ing described real above described real p ro p erty o r any
p ro p erty , s itu a te In th e co u n ty of p a rt th ereo f, to satisfy said execution,
C lackam as, s ta te of O regon, to w lt:
ju d g m e n t o rd er, decree, in te re st,
All of lots one ( 1 ) , tw o ( 2 ) , th re e costs an d all accru in g costs.
( 3 ) , fp u r (4 ) . five ( 5 ) , six ( 6 ) ,
VV. J. WILSON,
seven ( 7 ) , eig h t (8 ) , n ine ( 9 ) ,
S heriff t f C lackam as C ounty, Ore.
th irty -tw o (3 2 ) , th irty -th re e (3 3 ) ,
By E. C. H A C K ETT, D eputy.
th irty -fo u r (3 4 ) , thirty-five (3 5 ) , D ated, O regon City, O re., D ecem ber
th irty -six (3 6 ) , th irty -sev en (3 7 ) ,
22d, 1921.
th irty -e ig h t (3 8 ) , th irty -n in e (3 9 ) ,
12-22 1-19
and fo rty (4 0 ), all In block ninety-
five (9 5 ) in th e to w n site of M int-
horn nddtrlon to th e city of P o rtla n d .
O regon, as show n on th e p lat of said
tow n of record in th e office of the
R ecorder of C onveyances of C lack a­
I have opened a Dressmaking
m as county, s ta te of O regon.
Now, th e re fo re , by v irtu e of said Shop in the Hunt building. Call
execution, ju d g m e n t o rd e r nnd de­ and see me about sewdng.
cree, and in com pliance w ith th e
com m ands of said w rit, I w ill, on
MRS. ROY WAY.
S a tu rd ay , th e 2 1 st day of J a n u a ry 10-27tf
DRESSMAKING.
NEW RACKET STORE.
i
u.
W. ROY WAY.
ESTACADA STATE BANK,
1921-1922
T H E Y EA R 1921 has gone, with its opportunities
grasped or passed by. But whatever its successes
or disappointments, a N EW Y EA R is before us.
In meeting the situations which will arise, much
will depend on one’s financial standing as determ:ned
by his connection with a strong bank.
We invite the people of this community to make
use of the service we offer in all lines of sound and
progressive banking,
ESTACADA STATE BANK
:
"Safety and Service.”
A Further Reduction in
Buick Prices
Effective January 1st, 1922
All Prices F. O. B. Estacada.
22-Four-34
Two Passenger Roadster
$1055.00 plus war tax
22-Four-35
Five Passenger Touring
$1095.00 plus war tax
22-Four-36
Three Passenger Coupe
$1495.00 plus war tax
22-Four-37
Five Passenger Sedan
$1595.00 plus war tax
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22-Six-44
Three Passenger Roadster
$1590.00 plus war tax
22-Six-45
Five Passenger Touring
$1620.00 plus war tax
22-Six-46
x
Three Passenger Coupe
$ 2 1 3 5 .0 0 plus war tax
22-Six-47
Five Passenger Sedan
$2415.00 plus war tax
22-Six-48
Four Passenger Coupe
$2350.00 plus war tax
22-Six-49
Seven Passenger Touring
$1820.00 plus war tax
22-Six-50
Seven Passenger Sedan
$2650.00 plus war tax
Willard Storage Batteries for Sale.
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WILCOX BROS.