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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY DEC. 28. 1922. FRUITS SAFE FOR C H IL D R E N ------ - f-F.OOF OF MOON’S ROTATION Nikola Tesla Shows Conclusively T h at Speculations as to Orb’s Move m ent Are Wrong. Nlknln Tcsln com m unicates to the i Electrical E xperim enter a strik in g Dintvand Andy can stay n little proof of th e fn ct th a t th e moon does not ro tate on Its axis, but only seems longer—Uncle Bim came across to do so. Much of his n rtlrte Is ex with fifty thousand heans. tf trem ely technical. Involving th e com plex m athem atical form ula of kinetics, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davis and hut the following extract, w ith the ac family spent Christmas day at companying diagram , enn be under the home of Mrs. M. 0. Schock. stood by anyone. The diagram shows a system com Mrs. Clyde C. Saling and sons posed of eight balls (M ), which are Neal and Fred are back for the: carried on spokes (S ), rad iatin g from a huh (II) ro tn tab le around n central holidays from Corvallis. axis (O) In bearings supposed to be Don’t forget that the Bazaar M otionless. Tho balls a re not a of the spokes, bnt ore supported has a few Christmas toys left to p In art pivots (s) which nre nominally sell at cost. 12 14-21 loose, but can be tightened so a s to perm it free tu rn in g or rigid fixing as E. E. Hannah returned from desired. To fa c ilita te observation, the Bull Run to complete the family spokes nre provided w ith radlnl m arks and the low er halves of the balls are circle at the Christmas dinner. shaded. TELEPHONE your order to Now, with the pivots loose, sta rt Darrow for pure milk and cream the a p p aratu s going In the clockwise m arked by the blnck arrow — 12- 14tf direction from position 1 to 8—and by the Miss Gladys Kandle who has a tim e It has m ade th e whole circuit of (O) It has shown Its w hole circum position at Salem, came to spend ference to any observer a t (O ). T hus Christmas with friends and rela It has revolved on Its iixis. Now tighten th e screw s so th a t the tives in Estacada. hall no longer tu rn s freely on Its axis, Miss Elsie Deardorff came but becomes a solid p a rt of th e spoke. home from Molalla to spend the j T he side th a t Is tu rn ed tow ard" (O) Christmas holidays with her nt the banning rem ains alw ays turned tow ard (O ), and an observer n t (O) mother. sees only one fnce of th e ball In Its See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano revolution. the In tte r Is exactly th e ense instruction. Prices reasonable. i of Now, the moon. If th e moon w ere free to I. 0. 0. F. building. 5-4tf N. J. Holgate arrived from Terrbonne in Eastern Oregon, j to spend Christmas here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks! motored over to Portland Sun day, where they visited relatives and friends until Tuesday. Mr. George Hunt from Ash land, Wisconsin, has been visit ing his aunt, Mrs. Margaret Schock, and cousin Clyde Schock, It is reported that there is a j slight improvement in Mrs. G. H. j T esla’s A pparatus fo r D em onstrating Lichthorn, at the Good Samari- ! T h at the Moon Does Not R otate. tan hospital. tu rn upon Its axis, we on e arth should Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ludlow re- see Its whole circum ference In the course of n month and we m ight know turned Tuesday j noon from Port- w “: , ,. .. ... hat Is on the o th er side of the moon land where they spent Christ as well ns we know w hat Is on the one face with which we a re all fa mas. miliar. Mrs Clyde Saling and sons arrived from Corvallis last Sat urday to spend the Christmas | SPR IN G W A TER N E W S vacation at their home here. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Masson Saling is also at home. and Mrs. Boyce visited the week The Misses Gertrude, Ruth and end with Mr. and Mrs. William Anna Dillon entertained Christ Still. mas, their brothers, W. W. and John Moger spent Christmas Lee Dillon and their families home with his parents, Mr, and from Portland. Mrs. J. F. Moger. A marriage license was issued Mrs. A. M. Grable is spending last week, at Oregon City, to Os the holidays with an aunt at car Lee Wise of Miiwaukie and Medford, Oregon. Bertha Marie Bittner of Esta Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Winters cada. and children of Goshen, Oregon, Miss Betts, the nurse who is arrived last week for a visit with taking care of Lyle Wagner, took Mrs. Winters’ parents, Mr. and a brief vacation for Christmas, Mrs. E. Day bale. which she spent in Seattle. The Loren Tenny family and Mrs. G. F. Lawrence arrived Mrs. W. A. Bard are teported home Saturday afternoon from to be on the mend again. her visit to Michigan, where she Mrs. Frank Millard and June had been called on account of Marchbank left Fridav for Yaki the death of her sister. ma. Wash., for a visit with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barr had E. Donahue. as Christmas guests, Mr. and The program given by the Mrs. James Freeman from Hu children Friday evening was ber, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Fred very good. Herrman of Lents, and Warren Barr of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks Jack Norton has moved his were dinner guests at the W. R. barber shop into the building he Reid home in Garfield, yesterday. recently purchased from the Reed estate, which was formerly] James Abbott went to Salem the office of this paper. He is to enjoy the Christmas season preparing to instalTT bath' and with the Eshelman family, fixtures. We do Job Printing. Groceries -- Flour -- Feed G. H. LICHTHORN, Prop. We have all kinds of Vegetables for your Holiday Dinner Pumpkins Squash Parsnips Carrots Celery Cranberries Turnips Cabbage. W e W ant to Please You Estacada - - - Oregon We wish all our Patrons and Friends a Ucry "Prosperous H \rciu IJrar V. IV, PLUMBING W hether Skint Are Given Depends an Age and H ealth of Child and How Prepared. and TIN SHOP Juices mid the pulp of cooked USER SILVER ST A R RESTA UR A A fruit, T F ruit baked npples and pears, and HA BOYS! DO YOU W A N T to give your wife, sweetheart, sister or mother some thing s h e will appreciate f o r Christmas? Then give her a Box of Candyn HAUSER HAS A FULL LINE OF SWEETS & JOHNSTONS’ BOX CANDIES two of the best lines on the coast, ranging in price FROM 50c UP DON'T FORGET OUR 30c Meal Oysters, Clam Chowder and Chili Con Came at all times. V. W. IIAUSER-Silver Star Restaurant IN FACT. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT, HAUSER’S IS THE PLACE TO GO INCREASE CHILDREN’S MILK BY PUTTING IT IN MANY DESSERTS tiring in your old «love. 1 can m ake it good as new. Am prepared to do all kinds of sh eet m e t a l w o r k and plumbing Get your plum bing supplies here a t the old 1’esz- necker shop. stewed prunes nre anient for children. W hether the skins nre given depends partly on the age nnd health of the child and partly on the way the fruit Is prepared. If the skins are very tender, they a re not likely to cau ie ] trouble. When npples nnd pears nre linked the skins can he made tender by frequent basting. A. G. A M E S GIVES GOOD PICKLE FLAVOR JOSEPH E. CATES-VOlllt BONE Spiced V inegar It F req u tn tly Valu able for Pickling— H erbt Use ful for Garntah. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND E M B A L M E R Spiced vinegar Is used In m aking ■ pickles, for flavoring gravies, potato salad, nnd sim ilar dishes. F o r pick- I ling It Is especially valuable, as the flavor from spiced vinegar Is the sam e all through the pickles, w hile If pen- per, cloves, and dill a re added directly to th e pickles the flavor Is more con centrated a t the places w here these spices are put. T he herbs from which the spiced vinegar Is mnde may he used as n garnish by mixing them In th e pickle. An excellent spiced vinegar Is made by lllllng a wide-m outhed bottle or a I J fru it Jar to w ithin tw o Inches of the $ top w ith spiced plan ts of different kinds, such as slices of horse radish and onions, umbels of dill, ripe seed of w hite m ustard nnd celery, green seed of nasturtium s, fine sterna and leaves of tnrragon, basil, nnd sw eet m arjoram . A pod of red pep per mn.v also he added. T he boiilu o.' Jar Is then filled w ith vinegar, heated to 1110 degrees F., corked or scaled and left for about three weeks. At Ihe end of the three weeks, strain the vinegar nnd fill In sm all bottles. Cork and seal w ith m elted paralUn or scaling wax. MUCH BENEFIT FROM FRUITS [A place where your loved ones will he cared for) with tender care.— Lady assistant. NICHT AND DAY TELEPHONE FLOWERS A N D TOMBSTONES Estacada, Oregon. w.o.w. N.O.W Camp No. 539 Circle No. 832 Meet First and Third Thursdays of each month.—Every Neighbor urged to attend:—Visitors always welcome. JOSEPH E. GATES. Estacada. Clerk of W. O. W. MRS. FRANCES CATES. Estacada. Clerk, of N. O. W. » F t t t -I- 1.0 . 0 . F. Estaiada Lodi*e No. 175. M eets every S aturday evening in th eir lodge room, corner of Hiond- way anil T h irl stre e ts . V isiting b ro th ers a re alw ays welcome. Wm. Gilgan, N. G. Fred B artholom ew , S ecretary, |||, j l J i l| e »1 i ,j, They Supply Acids and Are Im por ta n t for T h eir Flavor and O ther Good Reasons. F ra ils are very Im portant In the child's diet. They supply mild a d d s, | and they are Im portant for th eir s flavor, for th eir laxative effects, nnd i i no doubt for other reasons. T his \ laxative effect Is well recognized In • he very general use of prunes, orange Juice, and apples. F ruits, like the vegetables, have m ineral elem ents which Ihe body requires. Serve fru its j In sonic form al least once a day. H-»«**** -I-« *. •!* I J. R E N IE Estacada Pressing Hub Suit Pressed - Cleaned & Pressed 50c 7 5 c up i J. E. G A T E S I. 0, 0. F. B U I L D I N G ~ UNDERTAKING WM. DALE, Local Agent Day call nt Katai-mln Hotel. N ight call a t residence. It'« a "F a rty " When You Have Ice C ream T hat. Any Licensed Embalmcrs, Lady Asst. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tompkins Christmas Entertainment of Portland spent Christmas at The Christmas entertainment the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal given by the Sunday school of ter Looney of Currinsville. the Methodist church last Satur day evening was the fine result of days of work, and was en joyed by an audience that over flowed into the League room! which was opened for the occa-j sion. Santa’s pack was excep tionally large and he had enough candy, nuts, and fruit to supply not only all the boys and girls but most of the older folks as well, and there was an abund ance of smiles and Christmas] wishes in evidence at the close of the program. The chuch was nicely decorated and of course a large, glistening tree had a prominent plate in the Christmas One of the Privileges setting. M. E. Church Notices H oward W. M ort , Pastor. Your last chance to a t t e n d church this year! Need more be said? Don’t SEND your children to Sunday school unless you c a n ’ t b r in g them. It’s at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Some New Year.s thoughts with the sermonett for boys and girls. We sincerely hope you can at tend this service. Epworth League at 6:45 p. m. in the League room. All young people invited. Senior League at 6:45 p. m. in the main auditorium. All adults are invited. Evening song service and wor sh ip at 7:30 p. m The big half hour sing and a short sermon ¡on "Please Shut This Gate!” . We’ll be looking for you. Charlie Dubois was home to spend Christmas with his family. Mrs. Ted Ahlberg’s mother, Mrs. Mary Adams of Portland, spent Christmas in Estacada. J. E. METZGER Gresham, Ore.. Phone 1901 Subscribe for your homepaper. the E astern C lackamas N ews of the Holiday Season is the opportunity gladly Welcomed by us to wish our Patrons all the joys of New Year* W ith Prosperity and Happiness throughout the coming yean Saturday we sta rt our Pre-Inventory Sale to close out broken lots of Shoes, Rubber Goods, Rain Proof Clothing, Dry Goods, and all odd lots of merchandise. The price we put on these goods for this sale will make| them move, so come early to get your choice. The People’s Store Motto-.SERV Out H. B. SNYDER, - - C. A. DYKEMAN.
