EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, rHURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924.
R A TS
are dangerous p ests. T h e y w a s t e ,
destroy and poison things th a t a r e
ELWOOD ITEMS
STA TE M ARKET AGENT
DEPARTM ENT
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
TYPEWRITERS
C. Bittner and son Will came
BY C. E. SPENCE, MARKET ACT.
home from Oregon City where
GOOD
Probably but few people in
they have been doing some work
NEW AND REBUILT
TO
for the Bittner Plug Co. of Oregon know that 45 million
E ffo rts of p red ato ry anim al h u n t­
Old machines taken in trade as part payment.
pounds of clover, grass, millet, ers of th e U nited S ta te s biological
Sandy.
EAT
Typewriters repaired-C om plete Rental and Supply Department.
Stanley Turel is at home from rape, rye and vetch seeds were survey in O regon resu lted in the death
B ut when you feed them R A T -S N A P —
and they crave for it as a c a t does c a t­ his work on the Clackamas river imported into this country from of 536 anim als in th e m onth of F eb ru ­
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER COMPANY
ary, according to a re p o rt of Stanley
n ip —it is absolutely G U A R A N TEED
above Cazadero. for an indefinite July 1, 2923 to January 31, 1924, G. Jew ett, p red ato ry anim al Inspector.
304 Oak Street, Fort land, Oregon
to rid you o f all ra ts and mice.
A. F. JAKSHA, Mgr.
Phone, Broadway 0270
stay, having received a slight a period of seven months. What
Jam es H enderson M cFarland, one ol
Wm. C O O K & Sons injury.
is this country thinking about to th e founders of th e city of C ottage
make markets for these products
say " w e are pleased to s ta te we con­
I am particularly interested in the make of machine checked below:
Emile Bittner was over from from other countries, when Grove, died th ere a t th e age of 79. He
sider R A T -SN a P is, w ith o u t doubi, the
w as a p ioneer of 1853, com ing from
b e st R at and Mice e x te rm in a to r we Sandy. Saturday night.
Woodstock----
Underwood___
Remingtom
every pound of these forage M issouri, and took up a donation land
have ever used. I t does A LL you claim
—and more, to o .” T hree S izes—35c,
Mrs. M. A. Henderson is suf­ plant seeds should be produced claim w here C ottage G rove now
L, C. Smith----
Royal___ Oliver
65c, #1.25. RAT-SN AP will Kill
fering from an attack of tonsil­ in this country? One of the sev­ stands.
N am e_____________ ____________ ________
Mrs. M ary S tarm er, O regon pioneer,
litis.
THEM
eral causes for the condition of died
a t SUverton. She w as an aunt
and leave no smell. Sold and g u a ra n ­
Walter Cep and friend, Sarah agriculture is in today is that of H om er D avenport and cousin ol
Address
teed by ESTACADA PH ARM A CY .
Roe,
were
the
Sunday
guests
of
we
let
foreign
countries
grab
too
T.
T.
Geer.
She
w
as
born
in
1851
In
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Mr. Cop’s sister, Mrs. Otis many of our markets—that we W aldo hills and lived all h er Ufa on
Vallen.
buy abroad what we can produce p a rt of th e old R. C. G eer donation
The Sau F ran cisco cham ber of com
Ed. Hodgkiss spent a few days here. Agricultural p r o d u c t s land claim .
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
M ajor L u th e r F elker, U nited States m erce h as petitioned to in terv en e in
last week over at the Bittner should have the same protection arm y, retire d and now a t H ill M ilitary support of a m ovem ent Initiated by th<
that manufactured products en academ y, P ortland, has been cited bj public service com m ission of O regor
AND NEWS I T E M S
mill at Sandy.
joy.
th e w ar d e p artm en t for g allan try in to obtain con stru ctio n of a railroac
Ernest Vallen of P o r t l a n d
See me before you buy that. se t. I
action
ag ain st Spanish forces during line intended to lessen the distance
The
report
of
Basil
Manley,
came out for a call on relatives,
sell the H a LLOW ATT Receiving
betw
een
e
a
ste
rn
O
regon
points
and
Sar
director of the People’s Legisla­ th e a tta c k on San Ju a n hill, Cuba,
Mrs. A. E. Sparks visited in Snnday, returning Monday.
Sets,
th e kind th a t will please you
Francisco
by
400.
m
iles.
T
he
petition
July 1, 1898.
Portland, Sunday.
If you are in terested let me dem-
was forw arded to th e In te rsta te com
Deb Bonney of Colton bought tive Service of Washington, D.
L ittle E va Ricks, 2 y ears old, was
s tra te this fine se t to you.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Duus a milk cow from E. G. Hodgkiss. C., says: “The present high burned to d eath in a barn fire on the m erce com m ission. T h e action will
PR IC ES A RE RIG HT.
price
of
bread
is
not
only
levying
be
heard
a
t
P
o
rtla
n
d
M
arch
26.
The
spent Sunday in Salem.
L. N. C onley ranch, four m iles from
heavy tribute upon every man Cove, and L ew is M artin R icks, aged 4, railroad line Is requested from C rane
CLYDE
SCHOCK
C
am
pfire
N
otes
Paint your auto NOW. Autoen­
w estw ard to a Connection a t OdeL
woman
and
child
who
eats
the
h er b ro th er, w as seriously burned
Crawfords’
Garage,
Estacada, Ore.
amels at Pointer’s, Estacada. tf
w ith the N atron cut-off of the South
The Ta Ta Pochon Camp Fire
baker’s ^product, but this inde­ about about th e arm s and neck. The ern Pacific,
Or Phone 69-7
J. C. Duus is building a house Girls cf Eagle Creek had a very fensible high price is in large barn w as destroyed.
interesting meeting last Sunday
on his lot near the high school,
measure responsible for the de­ The question of w h eth er g rad es ol Any girl in trouble may com­
Dr. W. W. Rhodes spent the at the home of Mrs. Cogswell. plorable condition of American w heat as fixed by th e fed eral au­ municate with Ensign Lee of the
th o rities apply equitably to w heat con­ Salvation Army, at the White
weeK end visiting P. S. Hurd at The executive, Miss Ethel Moore, farmers.”
He declares that ditions in O regon will be considered Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., I J A C K N O R T O N ’ S $
and the assistant executive, Mrs. English bread, made from Amer­
Camp 8.
a t a h earin g held in P o rtlan d M arch Portland, Oregon.
9-20-tf
BARBER SHOP
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Some good Wall Papers left at Barry, came out from Portland ican wheat, retails for 3.9 cents 17. A sim ilar h earin g will be held at
Broadway, opposite "F av o rite'’ Theatre
to
talk
to
the
girls
and
their
J
Expert
W
atch
and
J
e
w
e
l
r
y
P
endleton
M
arch
18.
25c per double roll, at Pointer’s.
a pound, in American currency,
V
Agent for Crystal Laundry
mothers. Miss Moore gave a
Ï
R
epairing
The
B
aker
county
ch
am
b
er
of
com
­
ll-29tf.
and he says: “If any govern­
Tub and Shower
Send your watch or jewelry
Mrs. H. W. Morgan of Sell- very interesting talk explaining ment should levy taxes as op­ m erce, a fte r h earin g a re p o rt of a
i
special com m ittee a t Its w eekly m eet­
be repaird, to me by insured
BATHS
f
wood visited Mrs. Upton H. Gibbs Camp Fire. She brought her pressive on the bread of the ing, w ent on record as favoring a to
mail. It will be repaired prop­
ceremonial
dress
with
her
and
on Saturday.
American p e o p l e , revolution $1000 "prohibitive licen se” to be set erly at a reasonable cost, and re­
told its story. She gave some
by city com m issioners a g a in st private turned by mail within ten days.
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano much needed help on the matron would be inevitable.”
All work absolutely guaranteed
The Christian Science Monitor to u rist cam p grounds.
instruction. Prices reasonable. songs and other things about
of February 2 has a lengthy arti­ W ith th e a rr e s t a t P o rtla n d of C. B. or money refunded. Pack all ar­
I. 0. 0. F. building.
tf
Camp Fire. The meeting broke
T esterm an and Mrs. H a rrie tt H ol­ ticles in paper.
Mrs. W. W. Rhodes visited her up about six thirty as Mrs. Barry cle written by a staff writer brook, a lias Mrs. T esterm an , federal
GUY D. JONES, Jeweler,
sister, Miss Sadie Richards in and Miss Moore had to take the from Los Aageles, Cal., stating a u th o rities announced th e ap p reh en ­ 12-6tf
Gresham, Oregon.
PIPE and FITTINGS
that an initiative movement is sion of th e en tire gang of alleged
Oregon City Sunday.
car back to Portland.
Get our prices before you buy
N OTICE
bandits w ho robbed box cars of goods
Ernest Rynning is taking an Those who were present were being consdered by that state to totaling
Dryer
Pipes Made to Order
$15,000
during
th
e
p
a
st
sev­
In
th
e
County
C
ourt
of
the
S
ta
te
of
enforced lay off, as he is down Mrs. Cogswell, Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. help producers to better mar­ eral m onths.
O regon fo r the C ounty o f C lackam as
For
Sheet Iron work,
kets and elimination of the mid­
in probate.
with the measles.
B. F. Cogswell, Mrs. Munger,
repairs, soldering and
dle handlers by establishing a J. L. Clough, 79, one of th e best In the m a tte r of the E sta te of )
plumbing, call at the
known c h a ra c te rs of D ouglas county, E lizabeth Araann, Deceased
Karl E. Einarson was called to Mrs. Tullinger and Mrs. Warren.
)’
chain of state markets in differ­
Portland Tuesday on account of All but three of the fourteen ent sections. The idea is that died at his hom e in C anyonville. Mr. | NOTICE is hereby given th a t W. J.
A M E MAI S N STR
S EET.
HOP
Clough w as one of th e Btage d riv ers 1 A m ann, ad m in istrato r of the e s ta te of |
girls were present. Those who
the death of a brother.
E lizabeth Amann, D eceased, has filed
the state market department shall who braved d an g er and h ard sh ip s on w
ith the C ounty Clerk of C lackam as
Mrs. Viola Douglass went to came were Ruth Glover, Doro­ act in place of the present mid­ th e O regon-C alifornia tra il in th e days | County,
Oregon, his final account as
before th e railroad. H e w ent through such adm inistrator, and th a t the Coun­
Damascus, Sunday to visit her thy Phillips, Corrinie Trullin- dle interests.
W. E. Brown,
ger, Opal Clester, Nala Clester,
m any th rillin g experiences in th e \ ty C ourt of C lackam as County, O regon,
sister, Mrs. Cook:
former senator is handling the rough life of th a t day.
has s e t the 17th day o f March, 1924, a t
JOSEPH E. GATES-Y0UR HOME
Zola
Clester,
Lenora
Kingston,
the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m ., In the
Just received a good line of
movement.
He declares that
T he special city election a t Sil- County CourtRoom fo r Clackam as Coun­
Lula
Kingston,
Charlotte
Mun­
Marswell Paints in the popular
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
state markets over the state verton F e b ru ary 25 h as been d ecla r­ ty O regon, as the tim e and place for
AND E M B A L M E K
shades, at Pointer’s, Estacada. tf ger, Clela Phillips and Geraldine would set a standard of quality ed illegal and th e m easu res carried hearing any and all objections to said
final account.
|A place where your loved ones will be cared fo
Warren.
have
been
se
t
aside.
R
ecordor
Serv-1
with tender care.- Lady assistant.
and service; would be distribu­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McWillis,
W. J . A M ANN. A dm inistrator.
NIGHT AND DAY TELEPH O N E
ting centers where producers Ice w as said to have overlooked t h e ! A LB ERT T. ELO TT. E stacada, Ore.
Miss Etta and Willie McWillis
P riscillas M eet
n ecessity of sending out pam phlets
A ttorney fo r A dm inistrator.
FLOW
ERS AND TOMBSTONES
could
consign
their
products;
were Portland visitors Tuesday.
containing th e m easu res to be voted D ate of first publication F eb ru ary 14,
Thursday, March sixth, a most
Estacada.
Oregon.
1924.
would
sell
the
products
at
the
upon to all of th e v o ters before t h e :
Rex Ludlow and John Blauth enjoyable day was spent at the
D ate o f last publication M arch 13, 1924
best
possible
prices
and
return
election,
as
req
u
ired
by
s
ta
te
law.
Jr. were passengers on the home of Mrs. Elva Hitching of
morning train to Portland, Sun­ Currinsyille. At one o’clock an the grower all the proceeds, less
the actual selling expense; would
day.
excellent tamale dinner was
stabilize
markets and be of
Mrs. J. S. Putnam of Portland, served by the hostess, to which
great
benefit
to both producer
came Friday to visit her daugh­ all present did ample justice.
consumer.
Mr.
Brown believes
ter Mrs. H. W. Mort, for a few After dinner the club was call­
that
if
state
markets
are once
days.
ed to order and a very interest­
established
by
any
state,
that the
Mrs. R. H. O’Neel of Buxton, ing business session was held
movement will extend all over
visited here Sunday with her with the new president, Mrs.
the nation and finally result in a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Har- Lydia McConnell in the chair.
national marketing department
kenrider.
The remainder of the day was that will eliminate glutting and
J. W. Dillinger, Harry Hitch­ spent in the usual way. The
over-production.
ing, W. A. Heylman, Ed. Bates, April meeting was undecided,
The Dairy and Food commis­
and W. F. Cary were in Port­ so the members of the club will
sioner’s office has put into effect
land, Friday.
be notified.
new rules and regulations re­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus en­
garding eggs, effective March 1.
F A R M R E M IN D E R S
joyed a visit last week from an
All eggs sold or offered for
old, friend Jerome Scholtz of Gypsum or landplaster applica­ sale must be graded and can-
Crawfordsville, Indiana.
tions for leguminous crops such died. The producer who sells
H. C' Gohring has moved into as clover, alfalfa, peas and vetch directly to the retailer must can­
12, only, 14-in D e e p Dish Pan*
12, only, 7-qt T e a K ettles
his new residence corner of Main are being practiced at the Ore­ dle and grade his eggs before
12, only, 6-in D e e p B ake D ishes
12,
only,
2-q
t
C
o
ffe
e
Pots
and Third streets, which he pur­ gon agricultural experiment sta­ sold. Eggs sold to retailers
12, on ly,
W ash Basins
12, only, 12-q t P reserve K ettle*
chased of T. H. Morton.
tion. This fertilizer is giving must be graded and before the
12, only,
C ham bers
retailer can sell them to the con­
12, only, 6-q t D e e p Lip S au ce Pan*
Dinty Moore has added a cash­ very marked results.
ier’s booth to the Gem theatre,
“ Gypsum serves a double pur­ sumer he must candle them.
1 2 , only, 10'4-in B utter Bow ls
12, only, 5-qt C on vex S a u ce Pan*
with Mrs. Lena Underwood as pose for these crops,” says C. V. The purpose is to establish
12, only, 10-qt Oval, Deep Dish Pands
12, only, 6-qt C o n v ex K ettles
cashier. He has also fixed up Ruzek, professor of soil fertility. standards and to guarantee to
the balcony at the rear of the “ It not only supplies the plant the consumer that he shall get
theatre.
food elements, calcium and sul what and all he pays for, and
The Rev. R. E. Close of Potr- phur for the crop and soil organ­ Commissioner Mickle believes
land, who is assistant superinten­ isms, but acts as a soil stimu­ that it will result in better prices
to the producers who take pains
dent of the Anti-Saloon league of lant as well.”
This fertilizer is applied at this to grade and put first class goods
Oregon, was in town Tuesday,
time
of the year so that the on the market; will be of benefit
and called at this office. He is
spring
rains will dissolve and car­ to the consumer and will put
arranging for a lecture to be giv­
ry
it
down
into the soil. It is Oregon eggs in the best markets
en on the 28th under the auspices
not
being
used
as a corrector of of the country. Full explana­
of the churches and Community
tions of the new rules and regu­
Club. Mr. Close was pastor of soil acidity.
An application of from 40 to 80 lations are sent to all the news­
the Baptist church at La Grande,
JOIN THE C R OU D A T
when the editor of this paper pounds of landplaster is used. It papers in the state by the com­
is sown broadcast and is either mission.
lived there.
sown by hand or with a land-
5 0 0 Party
Hall's Catarrh Medicine piaster spreader the spring that
T h o se w h o a r s In a " ru n d ow n” condi­ the crop is to be harvested.
The The United Artisans will give
tion w ill n o tice t h a t C a ta rr h b o th e rs
I
fertilizer
spreader
is
found
to a 500 card party Wednesday eve­
th e m m u ch m o re th a n w hen th e y a r e In
ro o d h e a lth T h is fa c t prove» th a t w hile
ning. March 19, in the I. 0. 0.
give
a
more
even
distribution
of
C a ta rr h la a local disease, it Is greaU y
Influenced b y c o n s titu tio n a l conditions.
Where your Dollar has more Cents
F. hall at 8:15 o’clock. You and
the
fertilizer
than
sowing
it
by
H A L L S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con­
your friend are invited. Admis­
sis ts of a n O in tm e n t w hich Q uickly by hand.
V :
R e liev e s by local ap p licatio n , a n d the
H.
sion 25 cents.
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I n te rn a l M edicine, a Tonic, w hich a s s is ts
In im p ro v in g th e G en eral H ealth .
For Watch Work see A. N.
Sold by d r u s c is ts fo r over *> Tears.
Johnson.
6-10-tf’ Job printing at the N ews office
V. J, Cheney * Co., Tslsdo, Ohio.
R A D IO
PLUMBING
Bonnie Blue Deal Enamel Ware
First Quality-Beautiful Light Blue With
White Specks—Watch Our Window.
Deal Contains:
Regular Values up to $1.75
SALE 79 Cents
Men' Women’s, Misses' and Chil­
drens new Pumps and Shoes
THE PEOPLE’S STORE
B. SNYDER, -
- C.A. DYKEMAN.