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E A S T E R N C L A C K A M A S N EV .'S, T H U R S D A Y , Eastern Clackam as News SEPT. 2 0 , 1 9 2 3 . LOCAL ITEMS W RITES OF LIFE IN PERSIA Read the Ads in the N ews . Entered a t the poBtoffice in Estacada, Cutoms and CoatumM War* Something Oregon, as second-class mail. State fair at Salem next week of a Shock ia Observant UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT American Vlaitora. For Watch Work see A. N. Published every Thursday at ROUGH-DRY—-I4lb $1.00 Johnson. 5-10-tf A rthur Sherburne Hardy wrltea In Estacada, Oregon Belongs to terestingly of Pemlan coatumea In Work finished at Portland Phil Adams was in Portland “Things Remembered.” He describes i prices—Special attention to Sunday. UPTON H. GIBBS that of the ladles of the court a s “a j all family trade. caricature of the costume of the corps Editor and Manager. Mrs. H. C. Goring was in Port Bartholomew & de ballet, a dress which had captlrated I DRY CLEANING-PRESSING-DYEING land Saturday. the shah's fancy when visiting Eu- j S u b scription R ates Lawrence rope,” and which spresd generally 1 Lace Curtains a Specialty-PHONE Mrs. Myrtle Btlfis spent, Satur 11.50 One year . . . through the upper circles of society. I day in Portland. As to the costumes in general, the | .76 Six months streets of Teheran offer none of those j Dealers in The slogan at Pendleton today, brilliant color effects which dazzle the »."IT’S TOASTED’ is, ‘‘Let 'er buck!” eye In India, Mr. Hardy says. Thursday. S eptember 20. 1923. Among other national peculiarities Mrs. M. E. Holgute was a Port which the author found It difficult to land visitor Sunday. B I B L E Q U E S T IO N S become accustomed to was the ap- I parent complete disregard of the pa»- j J. V. Barr went to Portland sage of time, and the popular dlare- | Monday on business. PIPE and FITTINGS gard of the Importance of punctuality. QUESTIONS — Reduced Chevrolet Prices. Get our prices before you buy When you need a watch, ring, He tells some Interesting things shout and Bible Answers Persian rugs, some of which, he says, etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf Dryer Pipes Made to Order If P a r e n ts w ill e n c o u r a g e c h ild re n t o look o p ¡L The substantial reduction in receive treatm ent as regards dirt which a n d m e m o riz e th e B ible A n s w e r« , i t w ill p ro v e ¡p ¡1 a p ric e le s s h e r it a g e to t h e m in a f t e r y e a n * Russell Reed was a passeng; For Sheet Iron work, would shock a New England house Chevrolet prices announced Sept. repairs, soldering and keeper. For the Perslnn spreads his 1st, caused a great surprise in on the early train to Portland rug wherever he may happen to be, to plumbing, call at the Upon whom should we cast our burden the automobile world, in view of Sunday. rest, to eat, to say his evening prnyer. —Psalm 55:22 tie common opinionthat gooc A good line of Paints, Oils The gloss which comes with age he AM ES SH O P attributes to his bare or stockinged W hat is the promise if we fear or re grounds existed for expecting Varnishes, Wall Paper and Win MAIN STREET. feet. vere the Lord? —Prov. 19:23 higher price. dow Glass at Pointer’s. 2-29-tf W hat is said of one who iB slow to an Mrs. L. V. Cleworth left for Wilcox Bros., of the Cascade Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bishop anc ger? —Prov. 16:32 0 Portland Saturday morning, Charter No. 125. Garage, local Chevrolet dealers, family spent Sunday with friends Reserve District No. 12 where she was going to join her state that they had no intimation REPORT OF CONDITION in Portland. RECALL OF GOVERNOR that a reduction was coming, as See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano uncle and his family and go on -----of the----- Petitions are out to recall Gov they knew that for more than six instruction. Prices reasonable to Pacific City to spend the week er.d. ernor Pierce. We did not vote months the Chevrolet Company I. O. O. F. building. 5-4tf for him, but we see no adequate has tern unable to fill half ti e Little Alice Kilgore went to Mr and Mrs. C. E. Knott and At Estacada, in the State of Oregon, reason why he should not be al volume of orders received. Three Gresham Saturday morning fora daughters Carolyn and Glady AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. SEPT. 14TH. 1923. lowed to complete his term of new assembly plants at Janes couple of days visit with rela and the Misses Lydia and Edna Johnson, all of Portland, were office. Of course his policy has ville, Wisconsin, Buffalo, N. Y. tives. RESOURCES. Sunday visitors at the T. B not suited his opponents and even and Cincinnati, Ohio, and six Loans and discounts Mrs. G. C. Kiggins and little Young home in Garfield $165,791.47 some of his own party, but that new body plants adjoining as Overdrafts secured and unsecured 6.42 would be the case with any gov sembly plants are rapidly build son, sp^nt the week end with her Miss Ruth Pressey Robinson, U. S. government securities owned 44,169.00 mother, Mrs. William Fink, in Other bonds, w arrants and securities 21,073.90 of West Linn, was the winner in , SiocFa, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc ernor. It is not sportsmanlike ing up production, so that it is 622.30 the contest for Queen of the 1923 Banking house, $3,450.00; furniture and fixtures #2 767 33 to try to upset him at this stage. believed the Company will short Portland. 6.217.33 C la c k a m a s r n u n t v VeiY est?te owned other than banking house Mrs. Sturgeon returned Sun 4,508.77 Those who want a change should ly be in a position to fill a much L la c k a m a s C o u n ty f a i r w h ic h Cash on hand in vault and due from banks approved reserve agents of this bank wait till the next election. If it larger proportion of its orders, day from a visit to Tillamook takes place at Canby this week, 57,669.95 was a mistake to put him in of as it is the fixed policy of the Her daughter, Miss Maud, went beginning on the 18th and en d in g 0'^ ^heTcashUems^6 eity °r town of re P°rtin (?ba"k and 98.22 Total cash and due from banks $57 jg $ J7 tomorrow, Friday. fice. it would be a far greater one Chevrolet Motoi Company to to Portland to meet her. to unseat him now. Whatever price its product as low as pro The Rev. A. F. Lacy has been Total ......................... A good line of Paints, Oils, $300,157.36 his errors, we believe he is work duction cost permits. The greatly returned to the pastorate at Ma Varnishes, Wall Paper, and Win- L IA B IL IT IE S . ing hard to give good service to increased production now possi dras for another year, and Rev, d w Glass at Pointer’s. tf Capital stock paid in the state. ble with seven assembly and six J. F. Dunlop for his third year at $ 15.000.00 | Surplus fund .... 2 , 000.00 body plants, and four parts Falls City, Undivided profits ................................. $12 054 43 BISSELL ITEMS There are two remarkable doc Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid $6,490.12 plants, insures construction and The Rev. A. F. Dunlop, of 5,564.31 uments, both of which stand for overhead savings, reflected in the Falls City, who was attending Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodle Jr, United States deposits, including postal savings 229.07 justice and liberty for the indi- ^ -M A e po^its subject to reserve, new list prices and which consti the M. E. state conference in were guests of Mr. and m -o yidual, and to insure him these Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due tute an important step towards Portland, made a brief visit to Rickey Sunday. rights. One is the Magna Charta the ¡state of Oregon, county, city or other public funds still more economical transporta Estacada Thursday. 196,750.36 Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. Cashier s checks outstanding................... of Great Britain, and the other 1.102.78 Certified checks outstanding................. tion. The following are compar Any girl in trouble may com H. Klinker and son E.mer, Otto 69.67 the constitution of the United Total of demand deposits subject to reserve $197,922.80 isons of the old and new prices, murncate with Ensign Lee of the and Irene Paulson, Flora and States of America. This is Con Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve: f. o. b. Estacada. There is no Salvation Army, at the White Carl Lins, Mrs. A. Miller, and Time certificates of deposit outstanding stitution week. ST j NZ 24,859.53 change in the models: Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen, all Savings deposits payable subject to notice 54,581.65 Total of lim e ard Savings deposits New Old CALIFORNIA FIRE DIS Superior $79,44L I 8 Portland, Oregon. 9 20-tf attended the Grange fair and Commercial Chassis $ 546.00 515.00 Total picnic at Springwater last Friday , ASTER. ...................................................................... $300,157.36 Light Delivery 627.00 610.00 and all considered th e day well STATE OF OREGON, » Roadster 645.00 025. O p “ T h e F arm er’s W o rst E nem y ' COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS, )' 8S' Berkeley, California, the seat Touring spent. 665.00 635.0(1 R ats. T h e F a rm e rs ’s Best .V, K1, Ku,t h. L' Dillon, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that of the University of California, U tility Coupe 875.00 830.00 F rien d R a t-S n a p .” Mr. and Mrs. lone and family, the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief/ lh8t 900.00 1065.00 was fire swept Monday, and near Sedan of Portland, were guests of Mrs. These are the words of James Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19thU(jay of' September. u k s ' " ’ ly the whole residence section Utility Exp. Truck Ch’s. 710.00 6 6.00 Baxter, N. J.: “ Eversince I tried Howard and family last Satur . . W- *!• Cary, Notary’Public was destroyed, but the main RAT-SNAP I have always kept day. C orrect - A t t e st : - y comnUMlon exP're* August 15, 1927. it in the house. Never fails. buildings of the university were “ COLD IN THE HEAD” H. C. STEPHENS. Mrs. Louis Wisenfluh and chil A. E. SPARKS, saved. The loss amounts to $10 i« nn a r u t « a t t a c k o f N a s a l C a ta r r h . Used about $3.00 worth of RAT- RUTH L. DILLON. su b je ct to fre q u e n t "co ld s” a r e SNAP a year and figure it saves dren and her mother Mrs. Joiner, 000,000 or more. Besides this Thoso Directors. r e n r r a l l y in a " r u n d o w n " condition. me $300 in chicks, eggs and feed spent a tew days in Portland last C A T A H U H MET)I«’INK Is a thousands of acres of timber land T HAL.L/S re a t m e n t co n sistin g of a n O i n t m e n t , to RAT-SNAP is convenient, just week. >o use d locally, a n I a Tonic, which a c t s break up cake, no mixing with and farm homes in other parts of Quickly th r o u g h tin» Blood on th e M u Mrs, Peter Rhul and children U P P E R EAGLE CREEK the state were destroyed. Rain cous S u rf aces, bulldinp up th e System , other food.” Three sizes. 35c, The old sidewalk in front of a n d m a k i n g you less liable to "c olds.” were calling on Mrs. J. Paulsen 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed will be sincerely welcomed to re Pold b y d r u g g i s t s ’ for ov er 40 Years. the library has been torn out Mrs. Paddison, Mrs. Walter by Estacada Pharmacy. last Thursday afternoon. move the danger of further con F. J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O. Douglass, Miss Naomi Paddison and a gravel walk put down. The flagrations. SPRINGWATER NEWS. land Mrs. R. B. Gibson attended city very kindly donated the sand Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shearer, of the Springwater fair lact Friday and gravel. Fred Morasco did Coming Auction Sales. the work. Portland visited the week end | a^ternoon' J. F. Jenkins, of Springwater, Mr. and Mrs. Brickbealer and with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shearer. will sell at his place three miles children were also Springwater N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N A baby girl was born to Mr east of Estacada, tomorrow, Fri 05993 fair visitors from this neighbor and Mrs. Wm, Still on Septem day, by auction all his live stock D epartm ent of the Interior. U. S. Land hood. ber 10th. Office, at 1'ortland, Ore., Aug. 15th, and farm machinery. Sale starts Mrs. Holmes, our school teach- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shearer and at 10 a. m. with free lunch at R r v P J iw .- '8 her/ by Kiven th at Patrick O son Edward attended the county Ier’ w^0 's no^ Teelinp: well, has Bryan Dooling. of Bissell, Oregon, who, noon. 01. August 7,19)8, made Homestead fair on Wednesday. K®ne home to rest for a few days. Terms: Under $20 cash, all fi NFi W ,0f ‘h* NE* NE* and sums over, ninety days time on J. F. Jankins will hold an auc- Last Thursday being the 13th d NE£ r . Se£tlon 15, Township 3 S., illamette Meridian, has tion sale at his farm at his farm j and Gibson g birthday he filed notice of W intention negotiable paper at 8 per cent to makeThree- T 'V Pr”° f to establish claim to the on Friday, September 21. 1923 invited a few of his friends and interest. Thursday, September 27, W. F, The committee in charge of th e1 neiRhborS to help ce!ebrate the Greer will hold an auction sale /air wish to thank everyone who occasion by having a weinie and d S S o S S ,i& ,'°" '” mh on the Wm. Stubbe place, one helped to make the fair a success watermelon feast, on that even Claimant names as witnesses: Frank mile east of Esta'ada on Garfield and to “ The People’s Store and ing, out near the fir trees on the F h Thnm°n Bl*®e ''v . 0 re *on, Lawrence r l P ' of Bl*"e |L Oregon; Ro- road. He will sell to the highest R. Marchbanks’ Store,” of Esta school grounds. About 25 or 30 n h ir, „ L l hn Dooling. T ’ of Bis"«'i. Oregon Oregon; were present and all had a good Oregon Estacada, bidder all his stock, household Thomas of Biasell, cada. who donated fruit and con Act 6-9-16. goods and farm machinery. Sale fections. About $10 was cleared time. starts at 10 a. m. with free lunch 8-23-9-20ALKXANDER SwEEK’ ttegiater, The Eegle Creek Grange held after all expenses was paid. at noon. Terms: Sums under $20 #2 r its regular session last Saturday. cash, over, six months at 8 p e r ¡ | N O T IC E O F A P P O IN T M E N T Only a short business meeting cent on bankable paper. was held as a stage was built N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N O r A D M IN IS T R A T O R . 05991 j In the County Court for the S tate of across the end of the hall. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Oregon, for the County of Clacka NOTICE. The Grange will give a Hal mas, in probate. . lowe'en pie social on October 31st. f e ei,9 kP0rt,,nd’ 0re,fOn’ Au^ it H. C. G O H R IN G Prop. ! In the m atter of the estate of Adelaide There will be a public meeting Baumgardner, deceased. Watch the paper for further par d °™ . e of potato growers and shippers NOTICE is hereby gi\en th at the un- ticulars. at school room No. 720. court I d-rsigned has been appointed adminis- trv^N o rn"6e Homestead En try. No. 05991. for the SE*. Section 15 I tra to r of the estate of Adelaide Baum house, Portland. Saturday. Sep Ray Woodle had some men gardner, deceased, by the County Court Meridi nP h 5 E W illamette tember 22. at 2:00 p. m.. for the no,lce of intention of the State of Oregon, for C'ackamas come and help fill his silo on to make lh re e -\e a r Proof, to establish County, and has qualified All persons Tuesday. purpose of discussing the new claim to the lard above described, be having claims against said estate are fore the Register and Receiver of the potato grading and inspection law hereby notified to present the same to H. L. McKenney left yester- .?• Offlec. at Portland, O re., tn< at the office of my attorney, Wm. and coming to an understanding ... Yeon ___ day morning on horseback for on the 27th day of October, 19W. G. Dunlsp. in Estacada or 1524 regarding its provisions. All' Hi tg., I'ojtiand. Oregon, with vouchers his ranch at <3ondon, in Eastern a “ w'B esses: Frank 12 1-2 per pound. duly vetified, within six months from O rp e n n points of the law will be taken KhThnL^L?.‘ 8 *ei ' n ° TeFon: Lawrence the date hereof. ! ^ 1 ^ Thompson, of .Bissell, Oregon. Ro- up and fully covered, and there O p en from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. S atu rd ay s, o p en to 8 p. m. W ILLIS o. BAUMGARDNER. The Crown Flour Co’s sign ‘ *tr,rk B- D oling, of Bissell. Oregon- will also be a demonstration of WM. G. DUNLAP. A tto rn ey "1 * * ° ' a d o rn s the front of one of the Aet 6-9-16. Estacada : : Oreot*n grading. Growers and shippers Dated anil first published Sept. 13. 1921 warehouses belonging to the Es- A le x a n d er S ffE gg, R e g is te r. i-a»t publication Oct. l). 1923. 1 tacada Feed store. are urged to attend. 9-23-9-20 To know how good a cigarette really can be mad( you must try a- Ihis Space CITY LAUNDRY Feeds of all Kinds Hay, Grain FLOUR PLUMBING LUCKY STRIKI ESTACADA STATE BANK, ’ FORo F ire I nsu R anc E OF ALL KINDS SEE W00BLE-W00STER CO. Your Local Agents. THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. S F EC I A L CORNED BEEF BONED AND ROLLED. r 'ttV R ’S