EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY NOV. 16. 1922.
S h o r t C o u r s e in F a r m S u b j e c t s
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
AND N E W S I ! L M S
STRONG APPEAL MADE N0TICE 0F R0AD DIST' MEET,NC
Several short coQrses in prac-
FOR HEALTHY CATTLE NOiICE is hereby given,
R“ J pur-
T"
j tical farming are offered Oregon
NOTICE T O C RED ITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that the
COMPLETE
undersigned has been duly a; pointed
administrator with the Will annexed of
the estate of J. A. Smith, deceased, ,
and any and all persons having claims
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suant to Chap. 118, General Laws against
the said estate are hereby re -1
of Oregon for 1921, that a H oad
to present said claims, duly veri­
Poster Used in Tuberculosis District Meeting of the legal quired
fied as by law required, at the office of
MY 1 922 Sample Bocks contain the Tory
voters of Road District No. 40, my attorney. Win. Hammond, Beaver
Eradication Campaign.
newest and most modern wall paiera of the
Building.
Oregon
City.
Oregon,
within
Clackamas county. Oregon will six months from thedute of this notice.
season—at the lowest prlcee you have seen
In years! Among them are a great number
be held on the 25th day of No-; Dated October Jrl, 1922,
0 / 22 inch papers: Tiffanies. Blends. En­
Cartful Experiments Have Demon­ vember, A. D. 1922, in said Dateof first publication October 26, 1922.
graved Special!. Damasks. Stains. Cham-
strated That Disease Cannot Gs I Road District, at the hour of 2:00 Date of last publication, November 23,
brays and other excellent novelties. My
Detected to Any Great Extent
P. M., in George Social Commer­ U>22.
books also contain complete decorative
S. E S.MITH, Administrator,
schemes prepared by one of the leading au­
by Physical Examinations.
cial Club to vote an additional j
with the will annexed of the
thorities In America, suggesting ideal color
tax in said read district for road I
estate of J. A. Smith, deceased.
harmonies and combinations of wall cover­
( P r e p a r e d by th e U n ite d S ta te s D e p a r t­ purposes as by law provided.
WM. HAMMOND,
ings. draperies and rugs. Very Interesting
m e n t o f A g ric u ltu r e .)
Attorney for the administrator.
and helpful to you in planning your own deco­
Unlike most other infectious dis­
H. E. CROSS,
rations . I can supply wall papers. Klear-
eases, tuberculosis has nn insidious j 11-16-23
County Judge. N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N
flax Pure Linen Rugs (newest, moet artis­
way of working under cover, and
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
tic and most durable rugs on the market) as
oftentimes animals of the most
Ottiicc at Portland, Oregon, October
well as special drapery fabrics.
NOTICE OF ROAD METING
23, 1922.
healthy appearance are found to re­
Just drop a card and I will call
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
Man-I
act to the tuberculin test, say veteri­
and show you these books and
narians of the United States Depart­ T o V ote S p e c i a l R o ad T ax dus L. Verdegan, of Eagle Creek, Ore­
gon, K-l, who on July 19, 1920, made
tell you just what any paper you
ment of Agriculture. No cattle owner
NOTICE is hereby given, pur- Homestead entry No. 06913, for the
may pick out will cost on your
con afford to live In doubt as to suunt fo Chap. 118, General Laws WJ SEJ, Section 3), Township 2 S..
walls.
whether ills animals are affected, they of Oregon for 1921, that a Road Range 5 E., Willamette Meridian, has
add. Tlds point is brought out clear­
filed
notice
of
intention
to
make
Three-
ly in a two-colored poster published District Meeting of the legal Year Proof, to establish claim to tht
J. W. SAUNDERS
by the department, on which is shown voters of Road District No. 7, land above described, before the Regis­
two herds of dairy cattle. From all Clackamas county, Oregon, will ter and Receiver of the U. S. Land Of­
Rout-> I. Estacada, Oregon.
fice, at Portland, Oregon, on the 7th
appearances the animals of both herds be held on the 25th day of No­ day
of December, 1922.
are healthy, but ns a matter of fact vember, A. D., 1922, in said
Claimant names as witnesse: Arthur
those of one herd are afflicted with Road district at the hour of 7:30 Evans, of Eagle Creek, Oregon; Hugh
tuberculosis.
P. M., in Estacada City Hall, to Guthrie, of Eagle Creek, Oregon; Hugh
The poster also shows two children vote an additional tax in said Devlin, of Eagle Creek, Oregon; Or-
JOSEPH E. GATE5--Y0UR HOME
—one healthy, one diseased—and the road district for road purposes vil'e Evans, of Eagle Creek, Oregon.
Act 8-9-16 and Sec. 2806-R. S,
point Is brought out that tuberculous
D EC O RA TIN G
i farmers this winter by the agri­
SERVICE
cultural college as follows:
Eleven weeks in tractor me­
Mrs. E. E. Salinsr was a Port­ chanics, January 2 to March 17.
Eleven weeks hr general agri­
land visiter Sunday.
Mesdames Jam^s Sims and 0. culture, same date.
Eleven weeks in horticulture,
E. Syren were Portland visitors
same
date.
last Monday.
Five
months as dairy he**'s-
Mrs. Thomas Yocum and Mrs.
man,
January
2 to June 10.
A. E. Sparks returned Monday-
Four
weeks
in dairy manufac­
afternoon from a trip to Port­
tu
re
,
January
2
to 27, repeated
land.
j January 28 to February 24.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harkenri-
Short course in horticultural
dcr and their daughter Edith I products—-canning, drying, jel­
spent Sunday with relatives in lies, etc., February 5 to 24.
Portland.
One week in beekeeping, March
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano: 19 to 24.
instruction. Prices* reasonable.
The work- deals with methods
I. 0. 0. F. building. .
5-4tf of growing leading crops, hand­
Albert Lins of George is work­ ling livestock, learning to run a
ing at the People’s Store. Ow- tractor and care for it, handling
to the rush of basin ess this firm the orchard, garden, berry patch
and flower garden, managing
required more help.
The gravel tor the cement dairy animals, butter, cheese
sidewalk along the north side of and ice-cream making, managing j
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
as by law provided.
A l e xan de r S w e e k , R egister,
AND E N B A L M E R
the People’s Store has b e e n ! bees, and converting fresh fruit i
10-26-11-23
II. E. CROSS.
and
vegetables
into
conserved'
A place i'/here your loved ones will be cared for
11-9-16
County
Judge.
hauled and the work of preparing
with tender care.—Lady assistant.
products.
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NIGHT AND DAY TELEPHONE
the ground has begun.
The courses are explained in a
NOTICE OF ROAO MEETING
FLOWERS
A N D TOMBSTONES
The Estacada Feed Co. is very small pamphlet free to those in­
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Estacada,
Oregon.
busy these days grinding feed terested. Write 0. A. C., Cor-!
Is open for business in the Wm.
T o V o te S p e c i a l R o ad T ax
KraaKe
bldg.,
cor.
Main
and
1st
for the farmers. This firm de­ vallis, Oregon.
sts.—All w o r K guaranteed— 12
NOTICE is hereby given, pur­
servedly is- enjoying aa exten­
years experience in the business.
suant to Chap. 118, General Laws
Family wash, lfdb
$1 .(XI
sive patronage.
T a x e s M ust B e R ed u ced
of Oregon for 1921, That a Road
Wet wash, 201bs
$1.00
W.O.W.
N.O.W
District Meeting of the legal
Rough Dry, 141bs for $1.00
Jack Norton will move his San- Judging from the way con­
voters
of
Road
District
No.
39,
\
or
8c
per
lb.,one
cent
extra
Camp No. 539
Circle No. 832
itary Barber shop about the 25th jjrreSg has taken hold of tax le-
for handkerchiefs in rough
Clackamas county, Oregon, will
Meet First and Third Thursdays of
to the building on Broadway jUst duction it is a more responsive
dry,
no
bundles
less
than
7f>c
be held on the 25th day of No­
each month.—Every Neighbor urged
Work finished reasonable
vacated by Bartholomew & Law­ legislative body than state legis­
vember, A. D., 1922, in said! Cleaning & Pressing—Repairing
to attend:—Visitors always welcome.
rence, and which was formerly latures. Operating expenses of
Road District at the hour of 2:00 j
GEO. SAWTELL. Eagle Creek.
Mrs. Jacob Moss and
Clerk of W. O. W.
P. M., in Garfield Grange Hal[, |
Mrs. Tom Martin, Propr.
the N ew s Office.
the government for the year
MRS. FRANCES CATES. Estacada.
to vote an additional tax in said!
Gladys Kandle, Lucy Ander­ ending July 1, 1922, were 1,743
Clerk, of N. O. W.
Road District for road purposes i
son and Mabel Dicks, from Sa­ million dollars lessjthan for the
: w w
as by law provided.
lem were visiting friends and year preceding. On top of this
H. E. CROSS,
County Judge. |
relatives in and around Estacada the national debt was reduced anlmnls may transmit the disease to 11-9-16
1,700 million dollars and taxes children who drink the milk produced.
last Saturday and Sunday.
I .O .O .F .
NOTICE OF ROAD MEETING
Don ,t forget the school meet­ to be collected from the people The poster Is n strong appeal for j
Estacada Lodge
and
T
IN
SHOP
healthy cattle, and it is to he used ex- j
Bring in your old stove. 1 can
ing Tuesday night at 8 o’clock in reduced 800 million dollars.
No. 175.
tensiveiy in the tuberculosis eradica- : T o V ote S p e c i a l R o ad T ax
make it good as new.
State governments have got tlon campaign being carried on by the
the High S c h o o l auditorium,
Meets
every
Saturday
evening in
NOT ICE is hereby given, pur- j
Am prepared to do all kinds
their
lodge
room,
corner
of Bi oad-
when the budget for the coming to make a similar snowing if the department.
of sheet m e t a l w o r k and
way and Third streets. Visiting
Careful experiments in practical suant to Chap. 118, General Laws!
men
who
are
elected
to
state
offi­
plumbing
—
Get
your
plumbing
year is to be considered and
brothers are always welcome.
work have shown that tuberculosis of Oregon for 1921, That a Road
supplies here at the old Pesz-
ces and to the legislatures have cannot be detected to any great extent District Meeting of the legal
Wm. Gilgan, N. G.
passed.
necker shop.
Fred Bartholomew, Secretary,
animals by physical examina­ voters of Road District No. 36.1
Edward Shearer of Spring- any brains. If they ha^e no among
tions. The most reliable method is the Clackamas county Oregon, will
A. G. A M E S
water returned Monday after­ brains to adapt the state govern­ tuberculin test applied by a trained be held on the 25th day of No­
noon from Portland, where he ment to the reduced incomes of operator. Tuberculin, while regarded vember, A. D., 1922, in said
I!
the most nceurnte diagnostic Road District, at the hour of 2:00
had been during the Pacific Live­ farmers and wages of labor they ns
agency known to science, Is safe only P. M., in Viola School House, to
will
be
severley
cussed.
stock showj at which he was su­
in the hands of a trained and skillful
perintendent of the poultry de­ The political power entrusted operator who Is acquainted with its vote an additional tax in said
to them by the people will be limitations and with the symptoms It Road District for road purposes
partment.
WM. DALE, Local Agent
Estacada Pressing Club
produces In the animals to which it Is as by law provided.
Day call at Estacada Hotel.
Mrs. Burt Moore and baby taken back and there will be applied, the department veterinarians
H. E. CROSS,
Suit
Pressed
-
50c
more use of the recall than was say.
Night call at residence.
11-9 16
County Judge.
went to Portland Tuesday morn-
Cleaned & Pressed 75c up
Licensed F.mbalmers, Lady Asst.
in i to visit Mrs. Moore’s parents, ever dreamed of.
In every western state officials
I
am
now
prepared
to
do
all
J
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M
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T
Z
G
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R
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bichmond.
J. E. G A T E S
C o o p e r a tiv e M a rk a tin g G ets
kinds of watch, clock and jewelry
They returned Wednesday ac­ are going into power on promises
Gresham,
Ore..
Phone
1901
I. O. O. F. B U I L D I N G
B oost.
repairing. A. N. Johnson.
tf
companied by Mr. Moore whq to impose no new taxes and to
rhake
material
reductions.
Farm
and
town
organizations
h'ad followed later.
Useless political functions that as well as individual farmers of
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Moss accom-. cannot show actual services ren­ Clackamas county, as well as all
panied their Saturday night dered for every dollar expended others in Oregon, are told how
guests, Mrs. Margaret Mesplie must go by the board.—Indus­ to get help in studying out their
and Mr. Otto Holnberg, on their trial News Bureau.
cooperative marketing problems
return to Portland, Sunday morn­
in a new bulletin bv the agricul­
ing. Mrs. Mesplie and Mr. Holn­
E x c e p tio n a l P ro g ra m
tural Extension service. Grang­
berg c-ame to Estacada to attend
Manager Cleworth of the Gem es, farmer’s unions, farm bu­
the dance in the pavilion. Mr. Theatre recommends this week’s reaus and all farm marketing
Holnberg entertained the party program as being one of the best associations are in on this offer.
at dinner at the Ben.sOn Hotel.
he has been able to secure this More than seven million dollars
FH E N you visit our store and find everything
Mrs. Neil of Monmouth and year. Working on the principle worth of Oregon farm produce
her son-in-law anti daughter, that the public will patronize was sold cooperatively last year.
in Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes and Rubbers
Mr. and Mrs. William Dawes, of) good pictures, he is getting them. The bulletin tells what has been
Monmouth, Mrs. Nye of Jeffer­ Look oyer the program on the done, what is to do, and how to
for men, wom en and children; H ard w a re , Stove
go about it, and offers college
son, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. last page.
help in sending speakers and
Bruce of Portland, were all at
ware, China ware, Tin and E nam el ware, you
fuller outlines of study to inter­
O . E. S. N o tic e
the P. M. Wagnar home Satur­
can get it all here, w ith o u t looking elsewhere,
day. Mrs. Neil, Mrs. Nye and
A regular communicution of ested organizations “ to the limit
Mrs. Bruce are sisters of Mr. Mountain Chapter 108. O. E. S., of our ability." Ask your coun­
and save time, also money.
Wagner,
will be held at the I. 0. O. F. ty agent for a copy. If vou have
no
agent
write
to
the
0.
A.
C.
hall on Tuesday evening, Nov.
NOTICE
21. Degrees. Six o’clock din­ Extension service, Corvallis.
All District Road meetings will ner. Vising members welcome.
T h e B e s t C h r istm a s G ift
be held on Saturday, November
By ¡order of the Worthy Ma­ Christmas for the Boy!
25, 1922.
H. E. CROSS,.
tron.
Christmas for the Girl!
County Judge.
Christmas for the Father!
Anna Dillon, Sec’y.
CITY LAUNDRY
PLUMBING
\
UNDERTAKING
RE-NU-EM
Special this week:
Groceries -- Flour -• Feed
G. H. LICHTHORN, Prop.
Schillings Orange Pekoe Tea
in V acuum Packed Tins.
1 'A ox. Tin — .................................. 15c
4 ox. Tin ........................................ 25c
A H>. Tin .......................
1 lb Tin ............................................ 95c
50c
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