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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY FEB. 22. 1923. O BITU A RY Susan Elizabeth Sturey was born in Wyandot County, Ohio, March 7, 1854, and died at her home in Eagle Creek, February 13, 1923, aged 68 years. 11 H. C. Stephens was in Port months and 6 days. land. Tuesday. She was married to William C. W. R. Reid of Garfield, return Longwell of Johnstone, Ohio, on December 22, 1881. In 1901 the ed from Portland, Tuesday. Mrs. C. J. Pimm and children family moved to Portland. Ore., were here Sundany from Port and a year later to Eagle Creek. She was predeceased by one land. When the sun came out Tues daughter and also one grand day, the weather became quite child. Those left to mourn her loss are her husband, two sons, spring like. Christian C. and Howard, three Mrs. W. E. Closner was a pas daughters, Mrs. Maud Forrester, senger to Lents Junction Sunday Mrs. Leta Douglass, and Mrs. morning. Iva McDonald, eleven grand G. A. Jacques of Garfield went children, and three sisters living to Portland, Thursday, return in Ohio. ing Friday. The funeral services wtre held j Mrs. Myrtle Belfils had for a Monday February 19, at the Ea ^eek-end guest, her friend Mrs. gle Creek church, at 1 p. m., the f ucker of Portland. pastor. Rev. V. A. Weir, officia Mrs. D. E. Mendelhall and ting. The interment was in the children of Faraday spent Sun Forrester cemetery, under the direction of J. E. Metzger of day with friends in Portland. Gresham. Edward Shearer of Spring- GARFIELD ITEMS standard of value with interest thereon Card of Thanks in like gold coin at the rate of six per thank sincerelv I cent (6'; ) perannum, payable semi-an- We desire to ,, , „ . , , . , i nually, each of said bonds to be a those o f OUT triends and neigh- i direct general obligation of the City of bors, who were so kind with their Estacada and to be known as “ City of Estacada Street Improvement Bonds” , help and sympathy during the the principal of and the interest on said illness and death of our dear wife bonds to be payable at the Fiscal I Agency of the State of Oregon in New ! and mother, also for the beauti York City. Subdivision 2. The debt limitations ful floral offerings. Mr. Moreland, superintendent of Delph Creek hatchery reports that 400,000 eastern brook trout eggs are to be received on the 20th of this month from Elk lake near Bend, Oregon. This is the contained in the charter of said City first shipment of the year. The W. C. L ongwell shall not apply to the bonds hereby Game Commission contemplates authorized. and C hildren . Subdivision 3. The Council shall each raising about ¡four million fry at the time of making the annual this year at Delph Creek for dis I am now prepared to do all year tax levy for City purposes include in tribution in Clackamas county. kinds of watch, clock and jewelry such levy a sum sufficient to pay in - 1 terest due on the outstanding bonds of tf this The ponds are nearing comple repairing. A. N. Johnson. issue and fo retire the principal thereof at maturity. tion and will be ready for the RESOLVED FURTHER that this little onesjat^the time of hatch NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION resolution for proposed charter amend ing. Notice is hereby given that a special ments submitted to the voters by the be filed with the Recorder of The members of the Garfield election will be held in the City of Council Estacada, Oregon, at Regular City Hall the City of Estacada for submission to Dorcas society who were able to in said City on the 27th day of February, the legal voters of said City for their 192.1, at which election there will he rejection or approval to be voted upon J brave the snow were entertained submitted to the legal voters of said at a special election to be held as here-1 last Thursday by the president, City for their adoption or rejection the in provided: RESOLVED FURTHER thHt the' charter amendment proposed in the Mrs. O. E. Lamberson, Council deems it advisable and does following resolution, to wit: hereby and herein call and make neces- ! J. C. Moreland was a guest at RESOLUTION. sary provision for the holding of a 1 Log La Barre last Sunday. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council special election which shall be and! of the City of Estacada, Clackamas hereby is called to be held on the 27th The second monthly social of County, Oregon, that the following day of February, 1923, between the the Nora Memorial Sunday school proposed amendments to the charter legal voting hours on said date, and said City be and the same hereby are that said time be and the same hereby 1 will be given at the church Sat of proposed for submission to the legal is designated as the time for holding! voters of said City for their adoption said special election, and the City Hall i urday night. February 24th, or rejection at the special city election in said City is hereby ! Mrs. Harold Wooster enter to be held on the 27th day of February, designated as the polling place therefor, 1923, as in this resolution provided, and the following named persons are j tained the Skip-a-Week club last to wit: hereby designated and appointed as week. A feature of the lunch and for the judges and clerks of said j AN ACT eon was a candle bedecked cake To amend an act entitled “An act to election, to wit: Judges, John Page, the City of Estacada, in G. R. Ellis, F. J. Harkenrider; Clerks, in honor of Mrs. J. W. Dillin- incorporate the County of Cackamas, State of Fred Bartholomew, Gerald Wilcox. ger’s birthday. Valentine place Oregon’’, filed in the office of the RESOLVED FURTHER that for the ! Secretary of State January 31, 1905, hereinabove proposed charter amend cards added to the table. as amended by the legal voters of said ments, the following ballot title be and The home economics and en City at the special election held therein the same hereby is adopted, to wit: August 21, 1920, and to amend all CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB tertainment committe of the on acts subsequently enacted by the M1TTED TO THE VOTERS BY THE Garfield Grange prepared and Legislative Assembly or by vote of COUNCIL An Act served a dinner to the Eastern the people. BE IT ENACTED by the People of To amend an act entitled “ An act to Star when they entertained their the City of Estacada that an act entitled incorporate the City of Estacada, in “ An act to incorporate the City of the County of Clacl-amas, State of Worthy Grand Matron last Tues Estacada, in the County of Clackamas, Oregon” filed in the office of the Secre day. State of Oregon” , filed in the office of tary of State January 3), 1905, as PLUMBING and TIN SHOP Bring in your old stove. I can make it good as new. Am prepared to do all kinds of sheet m e t a l w o r k and plumbing—Get your plumbing supplies here at the old Pesz- necker shop. A. G. AM E S JOSEPH E . G A TES -YO U R HOME FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND E M B A L M E R t placo where your loved one» will bo cared (orl with tender care.“ Lady assistant. NIGHT AND DAY TELEPHONE FLOWERS A N D TOMBSTONES Estacada, Oregon. w.o.w. N.O.W Camp No. 539 Circle No. 832 Meet iFirst and Third Fridays |of each month.—Every Neighbor urged to attend:—Visitors always welcome. JOSEPH E. GATES, Estacada. Clerk of W. O. W. MRS. FRANCES GATES, Estacada. Clerk, of N. O. W. water went to Portland Friday H. S. D ebate a Tie afternoon and proceeded to Sa In the debate between the lem the following day. high schools of Estacada and Dintvand Andy can stay a little West Linn, last Friday afternoon -* * * * * * + + + longer—Uncle Bim came across the Estacada affirmative won I. O.O. F. with fifty thousand beans. tf here, while its negative lost out Estacada Lodge Miss Irene Saling returned at West Linn. This made a tie, No. 175. home from Portland last week which will be settled to-morrow Meets every Saturday evening in and is bookkeeper for Bartholo afternoon when the teams are to their lodge room, corner of Broad- mew & Lawrence. meet again, this time the affirm way and Third streets. Visiting brothers are always welcome. The high school class ring for atives going away, while the J. G. Haynian N. G. 1923 is a very handsome one. It negatives remain at home. the Secretary of State January 31, amended by the legal voters of said J. K. Ely Secretary, 1905, as amended by the legal voters of The subject was: ‘‘Resolved: BISSELL ITEMS consists of the monogram, E. H. said City at the special election held City August 21, 1920 by adding thereto S., in silver on a b’ack enamel that the graduated income tax theiein on August 21, 1920, and as Section 44 providing for the issue and amended by all acts subsequently sale of $ll,UOu.OO bonds for street im Stereopticon pictures and a base, [set in a plain heavy gold i law be made part of the Oregon enacted by the Legislative Assembly or provement purposes and providing a system.” The debate in Estaca lecture on the Pacific Coast will by vote of the people, be and the same tHX levy to pay principal and interest band. Is hereby amended by adding thereto thereon. da was a credit to both sides and be given at the George club house Section 100----------- Yes Mrs. August Mahrt and baby 44 to read as follows: 101----------No daughter returned to Estacada, showed that each speaker had Thursday evening March 1, 1923. SECTION 44. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Lunch will be served. thoroughly studied the subject. Monday, from Seattle. She left Subdivision 1. For the purpose ol the Recorder be and he is hereby in Estacada Pressing Club Mrs. Theo Harders was a Sun procuring funds for street improvement structed to publish the hereinabove later for lone, In Eastern Ore The local representatives were - 50c purposes in and for the City of Esta proposed charter amendments sub Clyde Davis and Elizabeth Weir, day guest at the Peter Ruhl cada, Clackamas County, Oregon, the mitted to the voters by the Council in Suit Pressed gon, to visit sister-in-law. Cleaned & Pressed 75c up Council of said City is hereby author the manner provided by law; that is to We received a card from Geo. the judges being Rev, A. S. Hi- home. ised and empowered to issue and dis say, by publication of this resolution in Mrs. J. K. Peterson and daug- pose of general obligation bonds of full for two consecutive publications j J. E. G A T E S B. Weatherby last week, which sey of Gresham, L. H. Mallicoat City in the sum of not to exceed within the twenty (20)[days immediate-1 of Boring and Miss Gertrude ter were in Estacada Saturday said invited us to come and pick or $:4,000.00, said bonds to be in denomi ly preceding said special election in ] I. O. O. F. B U I L D I N G Dillon of Estacada. and Sunday on business. nations of $500 or $1,000 each, to be Eastern Clackamas News, same being anges and lemons at Escondido, at a convenient time to be fixed a newspaper published in the City ol At West Linn the Estacada Mrs. Weisenfluh went to Port dated Calif. Rain was falling at the by the Council and to mature at such Estacada and hereby designated for negatives Misses Ethel Young time or times as the Council at the said purpose. land, Saturday to visit her hus time which he said, was wet like time of providing for their issue may and Norma Randolph both did band who is in the St. Vincent determine, but not to exceed twenty Passed by the Council on this the Oregon rain. 13th day of February, 1923, by the fol valiantly. The judges were from hospital with a broken leg. years from date of issue, said bonds to lowing vote: D. Newman, the nephew of Oregon City, the Rev. J. A. Clel- be signed by the Mayor and counter YEAS: Lovelace, Morgan, Morton, Miss Sturgeon, and who clerked j and, Co. Supt. Brenton Vedder signed by the Recorder under the Osborne, Wilcox. Carpet, Itug, Fluff Rug and ELWOOD ITEMS corporate seal of the City, and to have Portiers weaving — Prices NAYS: in the Pharmacy a year ago, paid and Supt. Kirk of the Oregon attached thereto semi-annual interest Submitted to the Mayor February reasonable and satisfaction -The snow has not quite all coupons bearing the engraved fac 13th, her a visit this week. He has City Schools. 1923. guaranteed. simile signatures of the Mayor and been working for the telephone disappeared yet. It fell to the Recorder, whereby the City shall be Approved by the Mayor February 14th, 1923. company at Tillamook, which he depth of about 24 inches last held in substance and effect to under W. R. COBB DODGE NEW S GEORGE E. LAWRENCE, take and promise to pay to the bearer Mayor. week, likes better than the confine Main St., two doors from City of each of said bonds at maturity there- Attest: School started again Monday Laundry—Estacada, P. O. box 83. ment of the store. Chris Bittner is with his son of the sum therein named in gold coin j g j E ly , Recorder. It seems a little strange to see after being closed a week on Frank at Bull Run helping to of the United States of the present J account of the weather. a steam locomotive on the rail get his mill moved to its new road tracks here. One, a wood G. W. Keller and Mr. and Mrs. location. burner, is being used on the ex Clarence Jubb spent Thursday Stanford Cox seems to be hav tension work above Faraday, evening at the Fr$d Horner ing a little more than “enough” home. where the rails are being laid. when it comes to crippled cattle, Earl Kilgore is here and is do S. W. Benjamin made a trip having two with broken legs. He also found a steer in the ing some alterations for the Peo to Estacada on Monday, ple’s store, in order to makej Some of the ladles of Dodge mountains last Wednesday with met at Mrs. John Keller’s on its hind leg broken. room for an office at the back. Mr. ar.d Mrs. A. E. Scott, of. Friday afternoon to make her a George Bittner made a busi Forest Grove, Ore., were guests dress form. ness trip to Oregon City and of Mayor and Mrs. George Law Mr. Hedges h as pone up the Portland Saturday. HEN WE INVITE COMPARISONS, we wish to empha rence Saturday and over Sunday river to work for the P. R. L. & Stanley Turrel, Matt Park and size that M E R IT alone is the only basis upon which we Mrs. Scott remaining over Tues P. Mtv. Hedges is staying with Dan Stahlnecker were home a ask or expect trade day to attend Eastern Star. Mr. her grandmother in Estacada few days last week from their Scott is the editor and publisher while he is gone. work above Cazadero on account M E R IT consists of right goods, good values and efficient of the Washington County News- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner and of snow service. A strong body and a healthy mind can only be built times at Forest Grove. The children, Rosa B. Ten Eyck and Ed. Hodgkiss lost one of his Scotts and Lawrences are old- Mr. Lankins spent Sunday af work horses last week. upon the proper kind of nourishment. time friends. ternoon at the G. W. Keller O. M. Schirstroen of Portland, IT is the same with a mercantile venture. Poor qualities G. C. Krigbaum was here on home. spent the week end on his ranch Tuesday from Gresham. He is David Horner Sr. called at the looking after his stock. sold at low prices will produce business, but they do not build able now to walk around with a Pedersen home Sunday after Harry Bittner, wife and little the strong, .healthy trade that is the result of furnishing dependa cane instead of crutches. H is; noon to see Mr. Pedersen who son Harold, started for Califor ble qualities at prices that represent their actual worth. We right leg which wa3 so severely has been quite ill. nia Saturday expecting to spend have a reputation of furnishing goods at lower prices than our broken two years ago, is shrunk SPR IN G W A TER N E W S a few days in Oregon City with en in length, so he has to we: r Mrs. JBittner’s parents befor»| competitors. Low as our prices are they represent goods ol de an extended sole on his shoe. Mrs. Roy Hubbard of Dayton. continuing their trip. Harry’s pendable qualities in every instance. Wash., is a guest of her sister many friends wish him well and , ------- hope he will find a place suitable Pictures o f Human Interest Mr3. Harold Horner. We invite comparisons, comparisons as to qualities The infant daughter of Mr, for his condition. Manager Cleworth is to be and comparisons as to prices—which will be a comparison commended for the class of pic and Mrs. Frank Smith is sick Christian Church of values, and that is what we most desire. tures which he has been running with the measles. Bible School every Lord’s Day at the Gem Theatre. Last Satur Mr. and Mrs. H. Horner and at 10 a. m.; Preaching 11a. m. j To compare our paice is an easy task. We have just day “Tol’able David,” was full: Mrs. R. Hubbard visited Sunday A cordial invitation is extended one price to everybody. ^ of human interest, depicting the with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gutt'j to all. The theme at the morn life among the southern moun ridge. ing service February 25. will be: , taineers. Thursday he will put The Ross mill started to saw “ Can goodness exist irrespective on "Home Spun Folks.” which again on Tuesday. It was shut of reward?” It is a privilege to attend the services, as well as a down on account of the snow. will be ot the same character, John Park and August Gunser- j duty. E. F. Atchley, pastor. A n oth e' Clt b O ffer owski were home the past week Until February 28, we will from the P. R. L. & P. camp. 1. O. O. F. take subscriptions for the Port There will be work in the 3rd The store of the Square Deal land Telegram and E astern Where the Motto Is SERVICE. degree Saturday Saturday night« C lackamas N ews , both for one Twins is undergoing a rearrange also contest practice work in the year, by mail, for only S4.50. ment so as to make room for the H. B. SNYDER, - . C. A. DYKEMAN. This makes a saving of (2.00 on increased stock, they are putting second degree J. K. ELY, Sec y, in for the spring trade. the two papers. •!••* « !* j RE-NIJ-EM WEAVING Comparisons W ... . THE PEOPLE’S STORE