EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923
S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S
BARTON ITEMS
The Neighborly Club met with
Mrs. F. Shibley last week. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Nettie Grable.
“ Bunnie” Erickson of Port­
land is visiting with her grand­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Erickson.
The school election was held
Monday at the school house and
Mrs. F. E. Erickson was elected
clerk for one year and Sylvester
Lawrence was elected director
to serve three years.
Mrs. Anna Zurcher of Silver-
ton visited her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Guthridge, several days last
week.
Mrs. Mary Ringo is a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millard.
Rev. and Mrs. Day of the Ar-
leti Baptist church, a number of
the members of the choir, and
Mrs. S. E. Robinson, her son
and his wife, twelve persons in
all, were delightfully entertained
with dinner consisting of chicken
and strawberry shortcake and all
that goes with a well prepared
country menu at the home of
Mrs. S. E. Robinson, Sunday.
Rev. Day held services at the
school house, Sunday,
which
were much enjoyed.
Mrs. Lewis Rivers and son
went to to Gresham one day last i
week.
Mrs. Ed. Bates who has not j
been well for the last few weeks j
is not much improved.
The Barton school meeting was
much enjoyed by some as a vote
was cast for a new school house, j
the vote was 18 for and 8 against.
Hal Gibson was reelected direc­
tor by a large majority.
I. O. O. F. Picnic
IF
THESE SIGNIFICANT FACTS
SHOULD APPEAL TO YOU
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!■ h im . Mill '
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This company paid out in taxes and bridge rentals a total o f
nearly $1,000,000 last year. We are the heaviest taxpayers in
Multnomah county.
This Company will exnend in construction work and better­
ments a total of over $5,000,000 during 1023. There are 4200
employes on our payroll at the peesent time.
During 1023, this Company will distribute in payrolls in the
territorv served by us a total of over $0,000,000, and over 00
per cent of that will go right back into the channels of local
trade—in othei words will be spent here at home.
During the past year we have added over finon new light and
power customers to our service and this record will probably be
exceeded this year.
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This company has over $>3,0) 1,030 actually invested in tan­
gible physical property devoted t > a useful and permanent public
service covering nearly 60 thriving citie«, towns and villages in
this vicinity.
Why not subscribe for a few shares of our 7 per cent Prior
Preference Stock and become a profit-sharing partner in this
great enterprise?
Dividends paid regularly every three months.
investment Department
The third annual picnic of the
Clackamas County District of I.
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
O. 0 . F. lodges was held in the
Company.
Estacada park June 16, 1923. A
Bpecial car came out from Ore­
Room 695 Electric bldg., Portland, Oregon.
MUIDAS THE STATE
A Pleasant Meeting
gon City, and other lodges ar­
rived in different machines. Mountain Chapter No. 108, 0.
There were about 200 people E. S., held a very pleasant m eet-;
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ing Tuesday night. Among th e 1
present.
Phonographs,
The program was according to out of town visitors present were I * Confectionery,
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schedule: Address of welcome, Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Adix and
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Mayor G. E. Lawrence; response, Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. Haley j
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Mayor Shannon of Oregon City. of Gresham, Mrs. A. Drill and
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Others called on were Past Miss Abbie Starts of Portland,
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Grand Master T. F. Ryan, W. A. and Mrs. Rex Ludlow, who is a
L iG H T L u n c h e s ,
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Moran, Ex-Czar o f the Musco­ member of a Portland chapter.
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ESTACADA,
OREGON.
vites, and A. DeMoy of the Es­ Miss Starts was a charter mem­
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tacada lodge. At 12 o ’ c 1 o c k ber of the Estacada chapter and
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dinner was served in the pavil­ Dr. and Mrs. Adix were former
Mrs. Drill is
Cigars and Tobaccco,
International Clothes,
ion. The relay race for Odd members here.
Fellows was won by Oregon City still a member of this chapter.
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and the Rebekah cup was award­ Three candidates, Mr. and Mrs.
ed to the Oregon City lodge. G. P. Rose and Verner Anderson,
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The cup for the tug of war con­ had the degrees conferred upon
test between lodges was won by them. It was past worthy ma­
Estacada. Various other races trons’ night and they all were
called upon for speeches, as well
were run and prizes awarded.
After the races were over the as the visitors present. After
Ford prices have never been so low
Ford quality has never been so high
people went to the Odd Fellows the meeting adjourned a social
hall and the time was spent in time and refreshments were en­
The Estacada chapter j
dancing and playing games until joyed.
six o ’clock when the car left for was invited to visit Victory chap­
CAS. OIL, ACCESSORIES. Eitacada, Ore.
ter in Portland in July, and con-'
Oregon City.
In the evening the Odd Fel­ fer the initiatory degrees and I
lows conferred the 2nd degree also the floral degree. It was
upon A. G. Ames. A large num­ decided to accept the invitation.
ber was present and after lodge,
Milk and Butter Tests
Estacada, Oregon.
a supper was served by the Re-
How
Oregon milk and butter
bekahs which was enjoved by
Gas
Oil
Tires
Accessories
production is officially determin­
all.
ed as the basis on which the
Notice to Pay lip
state holds a unique place in the
FOR SALE—A fresh Jersey
As 1 have sold out my grocery dairy world, is explained in a
WANTED— A hack or light
wagon, suitable for one horse. cow. Inquire of G. T. Beebe.
business, I must pay the bills for new experiment station bulletin, Methodist Episcopal Church
Estacada, Rt. 1.
6-21-28
It
EARL DAY.
Sunday school is at ten as usual.
which I am responsible.
Those “ Official Testing of Dairy Cattle
Morning worship and sermon-
indebted to me are respectfully in Oregon,” by H. N. Coleman
FOR SASE—A first class rid-! FOR SALE—Closing out all
requested to call and settle their superintendent of official testing. ette at 11.
-'¡in g horse seven years old. at a machinery—have left, one new
Deering Mower, 5 ft. cut, never
bargain.
J. W. BOWMAN.
Official tests were giver, on
Epworth and Senior leagues
accounts, as 1 must have the
—NOTICE—
Estacada, Route 1. been used and with complete fac­
E. E. Knight & Co. will move or I 6-21-7-12
pure bred dairy cows 5801 times meet at 7 p. m.
money.
tory equipment, $90.00 takes it,
Evening song service and wor­ raise your buildings, any size, j
in 1922 -Jersey’s 71 per cent in
6-21-28
G. H. L ichthokn .
present retail price $110 00.
v,«.,.
FOR
SALE—A
good
dresser,
Estimates
freely
giver..—Call
at
120 herds, Holsteins 12 per cent ship at 8. Remember to come Estacada Feed Store.
A. C. COGSWELL,
6-14-21^ Pomm°de and kitchen table. En­
in 26 herds, Guernseys 10 p er; prepared to help remodel the] —
6-7tf
Eagle Creek, Or.
quire at thp library.
6-ip tf
FOR SALE Johnston mower
cent in 24 herds, Ayrshires 5 per poster we began last Sunday
First Show Starts at 7:30
FOP S A p p —Npw and uspfj
and hay rake.
William Nelson,
LOST, Strayed or (Stolgp— 0pp
cent in 5 herds, and Shorthorns evening.
drag-saws,
gas engines, feed cu ti­
6-14 7-5
Eagle
Creek.
j dark brown gelding, weight
H o w a r d W. M ort , Pastor.
1 per cent in 4 herds.
Official
about 950 lbs. Has wire mark ters, ensilage cutters, potato
testing was done in 22 counties.
FOR SALE CHEAP—A horse, ! on one hind leg. age about 5 yrs. diggers; a Beaver drag-saw spe­
Recital
good packer and saddle horse, ’ Notify Wm. Still, Springwater, cial with clutch and 6-foot blade,
In
a
certain
sense
every
tax­
GO WHERE THE GOES GO!
The piano pupils of Mrs. J. E. has had some work in the har­
Or. Phone Estacada.
6-14-21 $110.00—terms.
payer of Oregon is a party to the
D e MOY’S place.
Gates gave a recital yesterday ness. At
Hessell’ s Farm Machinery Co.
certification, since the record
10-12tf
Gresham. Oregon.
6-21 tf
afternoon at her home. Those
FOR
SALE-
One
350
lb.
full
must be signed officially by the
blood Poland China brood sow,
who took part were Helen Perry,
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WANTED—Wanted
to
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PLAIN SEWING and dress­
state in the person of a repre­
to farrow Oct. ls
1st.
5 full
Edith Howell. Wilber Howell, hear from owner of farm or good | due
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making; remodeling a specialty.
sentative of the state experi­
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i land for sale, for fall delivery bl .
Fo,and China shoats.
Phone or call at P. M. Wagners.
Helen Clester, Elaine
male anH
and 5
3 sows.
ment station. Hence every pre­
itauin, L. Jones, Box 177, 01 ney III it malp
4 1 1 All are ( first 5-3tf
O l i v e K . D a v is .
Harry Wooster, Lavina Grabeel
IN
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class
and
priced
right
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caution is taken to protect the
Mildred Rhodes, Janet Gilgan,
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FOR
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1500
lbs.
Fraley,
Estacada.
Or.,
a
half
mile
WOOD
CUTTERS
WANTED—
records so breeders may have
6-14-21 Steady work. Will buy stumpage
Virginia Dubois, Irma and Mar- work mare and colt. Mare is 8 east of the postoffice.
the full advantage of a guaran-
years old, nice and gentle. Fill
,pr finance cutting propositions.
garet Gates.
I teed high record. Sales value
is old enough to break into wor
hORSALE CHEAP—Buckskin
Boring Wood anc
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id coal
COMEDY
for high record cows in official
J. J. Penner had a backset iand is kind and gentle, I will pony, with or without buggy and ¡P-14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland,
tests doubles or even quadru­ and was again confined to his i sell them at a bargain if taken harness.
Also a good work | p t a i m f i F U / i w r
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“ His Wife’s Husband’’ ples
soon. Walter Gribben, Estaca- horse.
William Nelson,
SEWING-Dressmak-
value without the record.
bed this week.
da. Or.
Eagle Creek
i ‘ nR a" d hemstitching, see Mrs.
6 - 2 1-2 8 6-14 7-5
Oregon holds 12 of the 16 pos­
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B
¡Gus Wilcox.
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY
sible high records for Jersey
production, as shown in the bul­
letin, although a comparatively
»•«V-r • Mkv,\
new dairy breeding state with
IN
4 per cent of its cows pure­
II 14647574
Tl only
bred. Copies of the bulletin may
be had on request of the station
at
Corvallis.
Her Newest Picture
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At the lowest price ever made on a
Ford Coupe this attractive model offers
even greater value than before.
The convenient window regulators, the
improved upholstery, and the many
refinements in chassis construction,
have brought new high standards of
quality.
Professional and business men demand­
ing continuous car service at low cost,
and with comfort and convenience, are
turning to the Ford Coupe in greater
numbers than ever.
So great is the demand that a shortage
is certain. List your order now—cover
it with a small down payment — the
balance on convenient terms.
R. G. M A R C H B A N K ,
The STAR Car
Is
Proving Right,
C R A TO D BROS. MOTOR CO.
Ask the Man Who Drives One
BACON GARAGE
I JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE NEWS OFFICE
WANT AND FOR SALE ADS.
GEM THEATRE
TO-NIGHT:
Will Rogers
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Priscilla Dean
COMEDY
I* Your Name Written Here?
“ The Knockout ’
The following have sent in sub­
scriptions during the week: B.
R. Kimmel, Sam Bishop, W. H.
Stone, J. A. Rowell, E. A. Duus,
C. W. Seymour.
Next Tuesday
cdnstawc T talmadbe
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“ Polly of the Follies"
AND A COMEDY __
Music at all Shows
L. V. CLEW0RTH, Manager.
Estray Notice
A Jersey cow came to mv place
on June 19. Owner can have
same by paying for her keep and
expense of this ad. Mrs. E. C.
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Jacobsen, Estacada. Rt. 3.
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STORE, ESTACADA
Himiware Store in Clackamas cxinty selling golds at Portland prices