fcaatmt (Elarkamaa Nruts
Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 17,
N umber 17
E stacada , O regon , T h u r s d a y , J a n u a ry 31. 1924.
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
'P JR . W. W. RHODES
O ST E O PA T H IC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada,
T'VR. G. F. MIDFOKD
^ P H Y SIC IA N
X
SURGEON,
and
R av E quipment — G l a ss e s f itt ed
OFFICE and Resldsnce Second and Main Strsets
Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections
T~NR. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
DENTIST
EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT
Estacada,
Oregon.
•p \R . W. WALLENS
S U R G E O N D E N T IS T
For over 20 years at Springwater, Ore.
A L BE R T t . e l o t t
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
RESIDENT
ESTACADA.
law yer
-
-
OREGON
W M . G. DUNLAP
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
D EBY,
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W .
General Practice. Confidential
viser. Oregon City, Oregon.
Ad
It/TcGUlRK & SCHNEIDER
AVA
attorneys at law
.
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs
days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow
building. Portland office, 721 Corbett
building.
g
E. WOOSTER
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Rentals,
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
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London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Keep your policy in our Fire
Proof Vault, free of charge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jess Douglass
of Boyd, Oregon, were down on
a short visit recently and gave
a party up at their home on last
Thursday n ig h t. Everybody
had such an excellent time that
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass were per
suaded to extend their visit a
few days longer and give an
other party. So they gave a
dance last Saturday night with
a much larger attendance than
on Tuesday night—there being
eighty or ninety present. Ed.
Hunt and John Irwin of Esta
cada furnished the music. A
delicious supper consisting of
chicken, chicken sandwiches, po
tato salad, cake, pie and coffee
was served at midnight, after
which the gusts departed, tired
but happy.
Miss Mildred Douglass was
visiting with the home folks on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle
made a trip to Troutdale last
Friday evening.
Walter Douglass is building a
new garage.
Balance in Co. Treasury
The semi-annual report of the
county clerk of Clackamas coun
ty, covering the period from
June 1923, to January, 1924, re
veals a cash balance of $142,192
on December 31. with receipts
amounting to $1,414,952.37, and
disbursements of $1,272,759.84.
Over $154 is paid out every day
for interest on road bond indebt
edness, which amounts annually
to $54,209.
Incorporated in the receipts is
a delinquent tax collection for
1923 of $710,244.33. From vehi
cle fund was received $10,390.36
and from the state school fund
$ 2 2 ,1 7 3 .4 1 .___
W ill Discuss Bonus
At the regular meeting of the
Carl Douglass Post, American
Legion, on Monday evening Feb
ruary 4th, the bonus question
will be discussed" All ex-service
people are invited to be present.
Pay your dues now and help
put Carl Douglass Post among
the 100% posts of the state.
A djutant .
Every married person living
with husband or wife, in order
to claim the exemption of $2,500
and $400 for each dependent,
must make a return, although
his actual net income for 1923
may have been ouly $2,000.
THE PEOPLE’S e. & C. STORE
I The
Rexall
Store
Our Garden Seeds are on display,
standard sized packages
a t........... ......... 5c per package
Schilling’s coffee now in stock
PEOPLE'S C. & C. STORE SPECIAL:
For Fire Insurance
Coffee, steel cu t,.____32c per lb
Golden West spices, none bet
ter. 2 oz cans, a t___10c a can
Maryland Sweet Corn,____
_________ $1.38 per doz. can3
1 gal, can Libby’s Apple But
te r................ ............98c a can
PLACE Y O U R IN
SURANCE THROUGH
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO
WI LL P R O T E C T
YOUR INTEREST
Portland Saves 8000
German Babies
Gary Real Estate Co.
P
O L IC IE S
RÙVIDI NG
ERFECT
ROTECTI ON
A re W r itte n b y
PACIFIC STATES FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
SEE
JOS. P. WOODLE JR.
Y our H om e A gent
Portland people In two week»
subscribed ¿24,000 toward relief
for German children, who are
included in the millions in Ger
many who face starvation be
cause. as Herbert Hoover ex
pressed it, of the economic
breakdown, following the world
war.
As the American committee
for relief of German children has
shown It costs two cants per
meal to feed a child one hot
meal daily In Germany. This
means that the people of Port
land have saved 8004 children
for 150 days.
‘•We nevsr fought children,"
said Major-General Allen, head
of the nation-wide relief cam
paign. and the people are show
tng they support his declaration
The state-wide campaign for thla
relief work la getting nicely un
der way. too, with a good re
sponse from the people every
where.
BARTON.
LOCAL ITEMS
$1.50 P er Y ear
VARIED PROGRAM
PLEASES AUDIENCE
GARFIELD ITEMS
Mrs. Leslie Wallace and little
CARVER STATE BANK
The Rev. Howard W. Mort
son visited the school Tuesday,
Mrs. Mary Bartholomew vis! will preach at 3 p. m., Sunday,
also called on Mrs. Geo. Forman.
February 3, in the Nora Memo-
ted in Gresham Sunday.
rial church.
Mr" and Mrs. W. P. Ferrel
When you need a watch, ring,
Mrs. Minnie Eash was hostess The meeting of the Communi
and daughters, Grace and Mrs.
etc.,
see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf to the Dorcas Society last Thurs ty Club at the Estacada Hotel
Earl Odell, went to Oregon City,
day,
Dr. Rhodes has had a viait
Friday.
Saturday, February 2, at 10:30, last Friday evening was unusu
Mr. Olsen made a business trip | this week from his brother Sam a. m.p Garfield grange will meet ally well attended. The pro
of Portland.
to Portland, Saturday.
in the Grange hall. The Juve gram was novel and highly enter
nile grange will meet at the taining from beginning to end.
George
Pointer
has
painted
a
Miss Clara Tiffany spent Sun
striking sign cn the window of noon hour.
day with Miss Bertha Warner.
Mr. Hall of the Oregon Life
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Trapp
Elenora and Gladys GufFnet his paint shop.
visited in Woodburn for a few Insurance Company had several
of his assistants entertain the
spent the week end with their Mr. and Mrs. Phil Adams and days last week.
parents, also attended the dance daughter Betty of Portland,
A program and supper will be members of the club.
spent the week end with Mr. and held at Garfield Grange hall Feb Mr. Teasedale and Miss Aune
at Peterson’s Hall.
ruary 16th.
won the hearty applause of the
Robey and Carl Lyons of Mrs. Theodore Ahlberg. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bracy and audience by the rendition of vo
Adams
took
part
in
alumni
play
Gresham spent Sunday here vis
family of Portland, spent the cal selections: ‘‘In the Garden
Saturday night at the Gem.
iting old friends.
week end with Mr. and Mrs. L,
of My Heart,” ‘‘0, Promise Me,”
Palmateer.
Mrs. W. W. Rhodes has been
Mrs. Geo. Forman made a
“ Honey if Yo’ Only Knew,” and
visiting
her
friend
Mrs.
Nell
The
suit
which
was
brought
business trip to Portland, Thurs
“ By the Waters of Minnetonka.”
last
Thursday
in
Justice
Bacon’s
Hurd
in
the
mountains.
day.
court, between Harold Wooster Mr. Edgar, the speaker of the
Melburn Whitehead was a Paint your auto NOW. Autoer,- and Herman Davis both of Gar evening, gave an interesting
Portland visitor one day last amels at Pointer’s, Estacada. tf field, was amicably settled and talk on the importance of imagi
Mrs. Robert Standish of Port dismissed.
week.
M. G. Weatherby spent nation, the picturing power of
L. M. Peterson and Leslie land, accompanied by her broth a Mrs.
“ Imagination,” he
couple of days in Portland last the soul.
Wallace went to Portland on er-in-law, Phil Standish, called week.
said, “fires ambition and it in
on Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks
business one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Head of cites to idealism. During and
Portland, who have been spend immediately after adolescence
Mr. William McKinnis from Tuesday.
Burns. Harney Co., visited his Clyde Schock has been confined ing a couple of weeks with Mr. the imaginative youth sees him
Mrs. Dillinger, returned to self the master of his environ
cousin, Mrs. Leslie Wallace, over to his home by sickness. He is and
their
home, Sunday.
the week end. Mr. McKinnis agent now for the Hallowatt ra Mrs. P. H. Battin and Mrs. H. ment and he dreams of the life
has been in St. Vincents hospital dio sets, and advertises the same H. Anders are both still on the that is yet to come. Our schools
several months with a broken in this paper.
should develop imagination and
sick list.
Mrs. Lena Underwood return
not suppress it as is too frequent
leg.
In
Praise
of
Their
Principal
ed
Monday
from
a
visit
to
Un
ly
done, for a vivid, healthy im
Mrs, Wallace’s mother and
The N ews prints the following agination increases immensely
father and grandmother, all derwood, Wn. Her sister Mrs.
the chances of success in life.
of Stafford, and her aunt, Mrs. Mary Walters of that place came out of a sense of fairness.
Imagination l o o k s into the
C. A. Sweek of Corvallis. Ore., with her.
January 29, 1924.
future. It exhorts us all to get
were Sunday guests at the Wal CARVER STATE BANK
Dear Fellow Citizens:
W. F. Cary has moved with his As a teacher under the super together, each man for himself
lace home.
family
from the hotel to the vision of Mr. K. E. Einarson for and the pother fellow; it admon
Rev. Mr. Berry held service«
the past two years, I wish in all
in the school house Sunday. The house he recently purchased on sincerity and in the interests of ishes us not only to live and let
Main street hill, formerly owned justice, to make a few state live, but to live and help the
attendance was large.
ments. Although over 75 per other fellow to live.”
Paul Stassens spent Monday by Mrs. M. H. Evans and later cent
Mr. Shepard, the magician,
of the students and all of
night at the Virlinde home in by M. J. Kerkes.
the teachers but two have given elicited much laughter by his
O. W. Failing of Garfield, who their signatures in support of Mr.
Currinsville.
makes a specialty of raising Einarson, there are rumors that ability to make objects appear
CURRINSVILLE ITEMS prune trees/ is advertising the teachers and pupils are afraid from nowhere and vanish into
same in this paper. His trees not to support him. I speak here nothingness. The audience sim
L. Hale is reported much bet- are of the best, so there is no chiefly for myself but I know ply roared when he produced a
from what they have told me pri
ter at present writing.
need to send away from home vately that those who are sup rabbit from the lining of a boy’s
coat..
Mrs. Edgar Heiple is again for them.
porting him are doing so sincere
During the business session It
confined to her bed with rheu
ly and I know a few who are not
Charges
to
be
Heard
was
voted to go ahead with the
matism.
lending him their definite sup
exhibition
at the Oregon Agri-
port
thru
fear
of
the
opposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiple As is now generally Known,
I
am
not
afraid
of
Mr.
Einarson,
tultural
College,
February 22nd
were shopping in Currinsville, Principal Einarson was last nor am I afraid to say frankly,
and
23rd.
The
existing
commit
Thursday night, requested by that I believe the new members
Monday.
tee
on
supplying
our
represent
a
majority
of
the
school
board
of the school board, of whom I
Miss Ethel Hale is reported to
ative, Miss Irene Saling, with
be out of the hospital, and im to resign and given until the fol should supposedly be afraid, are material for the exhibition, com
in the wrong in their action
lowing
evening
to
comply.
Thru
proving rapidly.
against Mr. Einarson. I am not posed of John Osborne, Earl
Quite a few of the Currinsville his attorney, A. T. Eliott, he re only a supporter of Mr. Einarson Day and C. A. Jacques, was in
people attended the Community fused, so the board filed charges but an enthusiastic supporter. creased by the addition of Mrs.
This is my 12th year of teach
meeting at Estacada Friday eve against him, which will be heard
J. It. Hughes, Mrs. S. E. Woos
ning and all report a good time. tomorrow night. As the case is ing and in all my experience 1 ter and Mrs. H. C. Gohring.
now in court, further comment have never met a principal nor a
A. Verlinde was shopping in must wait. We hope though it superintendent whom I consider Mrs. Hughes was named chair
more effective in his adminis man of this group.
Currinsville Monday.
will be clearly shown, whether ed
tration
school affairs, more
The Currinsville store is mak the district has been buncoed or sensible of and
fair in his treat
BISSELL ITEMS
ing quite an improvement in whether he is a much maligned, ment of both pupils and teachers
front of the building. Cement misrepresented man.
and more wholesome in his influ
tile has been laid on each side of Later:—An injunction was ser ence among students. There are Mr. and Mrs. Zwirman and son
the road, and covered with rock ved last evening, issued by Judge of course always those both chil Gussie were guests of Mr. and
and adults, who measure Held, Sunday.
and gravel. This will make a Campbell of Oregon City, re dren
life by their own personal inter Mr. and Mrs. Karl Decker
wide road bed when completed. straining the board from pro ests, whose attitude towards a
J. H. Kitching is still on the ceeding further for the present. man is measured] by how much spent Tuesday and Wednesday
he favors them, whether they are in Portland.
mend, we hope to see him well
right or wrong. Like everyone Ed. Harders, Carl, Willie and
Alumni Act Draws Crowd else
again.
Mr. Einarson has people of Albert Lins and Mr. arid Mrs.
Mrs. Nellie Currin is driving a The Doubleheader given by the this sort to deal with.
Julius Paulsen attended the Sun
beautiful new Dodge auto, and I Gem management and the E. H.
Personally the more I know of
she knows how to handle a car, S. alumni last Saturday, drew a him the more con fidence 1 have day School convention in Esta
cada, Sunday.
as few women do.
record audience of over four hun in his good judgment and in his
integrity in those fundamentals
The social and Commercial
To the friends of the Oregon dred people. The alumni staged which go to make up a strong
Club
held its annual meet ng
Journal, February 5 is the last aoneaetpiay entitled “ A cure good character. I know because
Saturday
dight.
date to send in subscriptions.
for Hypnotism. ” with Lydia Mat- 1 have talked with him, that he
believes
in
the
tenets
of
real
Mr.
and
Mrs. Henry Johnson
TheL. E. Bishop property has;
Loyeiace andPhi l
Christianity and practices them. have returned home from their
Adams
as
the
cast.
In
addition
again changed hands and is now
1 heard him say to last year’s
to this, Theo Ahlberg played a graduating class, “I hope you trip to California.
occupied by the new owners.
violin selection and Mrs. Sam will always be real men and real
Mr. and Mrs. Chaney enter
J. H. Looney is not vety well,
Barr and Hobart Linn rendered women.” I believe that is the tained at dinneriSunday evening,
at present writing.
key note of his attitude towards Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen.
vocal numbers.
The tamale supper given by
It is reported that a similar them. He hates cant and hypoc Miss Irene Paulsen, a f t e r
the Currinsville ladies aid. net- show will be given the fourth risy and if he said anything that spending a week in Portland, re
might be misunderstood against
ted over forty dollars.
Saturday of every month, the churches and religion he had on turned home Friday.
The Currinsville school is do- | next one being on February 23rd. ly in mind the hypocrisy and cor
Currinsville Store Prices
ruption which creeps some
ing excellently.
times into churches and pretend Wheat, home grown, per bu. $1.10
NOTICE
W. F. Coleman is planning to
send a sample of wheat as an ex-1 The committee in charge of the ing Christians.
HONEY—pint 35c, quart. 65c
hibit, the heads measuring se v exhibit for this part of Clacka In conclusion, I firmly believe Sugar per sack, (CASH).. $9.75
that it will be a long time before Aifalfa leaves & blossoms sk $1.30
en inches. This was grown on
mas county, for the Educational Estacada gets a man at the head Bananas per lb........... ............ 15c
the E. E. Saling ranch.
exhibit at the O. A. C., on Feb of its schoil who will do as much Oranges per doz.....................15c
1« Your Name Written Here? ruary 23-26, requests all who for their children as Mr. Einar 1-gallon size canned peaches 65c
Goldenrod washing powders,
Those subscribing for this pa have products worthy of exhibit, son has.
Sincerely,
per package___ _______ 5c
per during the past week are: consisting of canned and dried
M ary A tkinson . Apples, for cooking, per box 75c
B. F. Forrester. J. A. Somer, fruits, vegetables, etc., to leave Estacada, Oregon,
Oyster Shell, per sack__ $1.50
Mrs. James Landon, K. C. Hoy- the same at the office of S. E.
The above ¡8 indorsed bv an Hay, good home grown, per
j Wooster.
other teacher, Miss McLaughlin.
gaard.
ton....................................$20.00