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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1924)
ÎEaatmt ÛUarkamaa Nrma Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olume 17, E stacada , O regon , T hursday , A pril 3. 1924. N umber 26 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST GARFIELD ITEMS LOCAL ITEMS $1.50 P er Y e a r BARTON SCENES IN STILL LIFE LI Sylvester Lawrence is driving Mrs. S. E. Robinson was in Don’t forget Grange day, a fine new delivery truck. Portland several days last week April 5. Come, all members, ■p\R. W. W. RHODES Dinty Moore and C. F. Howe on an entertaining committee, session at 10 a. m. ,L-y O STE O PA T H IC The public service commission. In and also visiting her son and his were in Portland, Tuesday. The Skip-a-Week club spent a PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The pictures w h i c h w e r e an order handed down, designated the J. E. Gates—Furniture at low wife. Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, boundaries within which the Pacific very pleasant day on March 26th shown Friday night when Ray 4-3tf Last Thursday night the ladies E. Close, assistant superintend Telephone & Telegraph company and at the home of Mrs. R. E. Davis, prices. Estacada, Ore. T)R. G. F. MIDFOKD the Multnomah A Clackamas Mutual It was an all day meeting and Watch for news of the WEI met at the home of Mrs. Leslie ent of the Anti-Saloon League P H Y SIC IA N and S U R G E O N . Telephone company may make futnre dinner was served by Mrs. Davis. NER ROAST, Friday evening, Wallace for the purpose of elect of Oregon, addressed the large X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted extensions. The order was neoessary. ing officers. Mrs. Bee Wallace audience assembled in the high A quilt was pieced. The next OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets April 11. It was said, beoause of overlapping Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections was elected president, Mrs. Maud school auditorium, should cer meeting of the club will be held service. Miss Sadie Richards of Oregon Odell yice-president. Miss Gladys an the home of Mrs. Dillinger on £ ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON The work of auditing the books and City visited her sister, Mrs. W. Nolan secretary and treasurer. tainly have had a deterrent ef the 10th of April. fect on the use of moonshine. records In the state treasury depart DENTIST W. Rhodes, on Sunday. A very delicious lunch was served But those who are addicted to ment has started under the direction Don’t forget the play night at EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT of A. J. Tourtellotte, Portland gccount the Garfield Grange hall, Satur Mrs. W, F. Cary and little consisting of two kinds of cake, that kind of brew, were in all Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 daughter Phyllis went to Port ham and cheese sandwiches, ba probability not there. When in Estacada, Oregon. ant, and a representative of the con day, April 5, cern that provided surety protection Sunday school at 2 p. m. at land Tuesday, returning yester nana salad and coffee. Those one picture, a rat and a frog, for the previous administration. It ALBERT t . e l o t t present were, Mesdames Marie both in the last stages, not of day evening. was said that two weeks will be re Nora Memorial church. A T T O R N E Y A T LAW Gibson, W. J. Nolan and daugh evolution, but of dissolution, J. R. Hughes, Painter and pa- qulred to complete the audit. RESIDENT l a w y e r E. Nuttall and family and Mrs. ter Gladys, Inez Burkhardt and were fished out of the mash, we ESTACADA. - - OREGON The North Coast Power company, Wornholtz from Portland, were paper hanger.—Phone 12-51 children, Mattie Stone and child recalled an incident in Denvar operating at Hillsboro and Rainier, 36-5-9 week end visitors at the Walker ren, Amy Rivers and children, several years ago. A drop of had operating Income aggregating W M G. DUNLAP Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wane of A T T O R N E Y A T LAW $190,076.59 during 193$, according to home in Garfield. Kate Alley, Minnie Forman and the city water was being shown At Estacada, in the office of Woodle the annual report of the corporation W. L. Shriner, J. O. Botkins Salem passed the week end as son, Hattie Peterson, Pearl Cun Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of filed with the public service commis under a microscope which re and family, Wm. Siegwarth and guests here of Mr. and Mrs. ningham, Bessie Wilson and her fice 1524 Yeon Building. vealed a number of wormlike sion. Operating revonuea of the com Dave Eshelman. daughter Annie, called on Mrs. daughter, Pearl Courtney, Mrs. pany totaled $912,231.16, while operat Q I) EBY, Miss Ethel Douglass came M. J. Gage and the hostess and germs cavorting around in it. Eilen Patterson. Sunday. lng expenses were $378,009.13. A T T O R N E Y A T LAW. Among those who stepped up to C. Krigbaum and family have from Portland last Saturday to her family. The next meeting view the sight was a gentleman Oregon pensions have been granted General Practice. Confidential Ad viser. Oregon City. Oregon. as follows: Charles N. Pierce, Port moved in with E, Krigbaum at spend a couple days with her will be April 10 at the home of with a rubicund nose. He start mother, Mrs. W. M. Douglass. land, $12; Catherine Marakey, Eugene, the Tarrymore ranch. Mrs. Marie Gibson. ed back in horror asserting em $30; James P. Baker, Bend, $11; E. WOOSTER Mr. Evans and family have Some good Wall Papers left at Mrs. F. Guffnutt burnt her phatically that he would never Charles J. Redfleld, Marshfield, $15; per double roll, at Pointer’s hand quite badly Sunday morn Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Charles H. Wood, Dorena, $15; Harry moved from Portland, on to the 25c drink it again. So after seeing ll-29tf. Riley, PorUand, $12; Mollle Moyer, Annie Siegwarth homestead. ing while frying smelts. Her that picture, we thought that Rentals, It was “ roughneck day” at daughters, Elnora and Gladys Milwaukle, $20; Anna M. Junk, $30; School for the primary grades the respectable citizen who was Farm Loans a Specialty. school Tuesday, and most of the were spending the week end at Isabel S, Webb, Roseburg, $30. was dismissed Tuesday, owing to shown in another picture buying Telephone Estacada, Ore. costumes put on for the occasion home, and the latter remained In compliance with a move which a bottle of the stuff, would no was alleged to have the support of the illness of the teacher, Mrs. were decidedly appropriate. until Monday, to help her mother Harmon. tify his bootlegger that hereaf practically all of the more Important See J. E. Gates and get that with the work, returning to Port ter he would require a certificate lumber operators In the Pacific north F. H, Davis was a Portland west, the Charles K. Spaulding Log visitor last week. suit cleaned and pressed. I. O. land Monday evening. in accordance with the pure food glng company, which has a number ot O. F. Building. 10-lltf. and drug act, Leslie Wallace and George For Clackamas c o u n t y Pomona plants In the state, reduced its output It is admitted that the prohi man drove out Saturday morning E. L. Gray who has recently starting April 1 by substituting two grange will meet at Sandy, on joined the reportorial staff of the to the Sandy river for smelt, and bition law is difficult of enforce six-hour working shifts for the two Wednesday, April 9. ment, and violated by people eight-hour shifts formerly la effect. Mrs. Wm. Shaffer was agree Oregon City Enterprise was in brought home a good supply. who otherwise are law abiding There were three fatalities In Ore Estacada, yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nie Stone and gon due to Industrial accidents during ably surprised, when her sisters citizens. That this should he children visited relatives in Port W. D. Henthorn, who moved the week ending March 27, accord from Portland came out for ovor the case constitutes an interest land for the week end. to Platte, S. Dak., about 6 years lng to a report prepared by the state Sunday. ing problem in pschyeology and industrial accident commission. The ago from Estacada, is now loca Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cunning morals. It is all very well to de VIOLA victims were; William Hayman, ted at Geddes in the same state. ham visited friends at Vancou nounce their action, but denun Knappo, logger; Sam Strlslc, Reeds The Happy Hour social met at Mrs, Earl Shibley and children ver, Wash., on Saturday. They ciation will not do much to im port, rockman, and James Albert Dunn. Baker, hooker. A total of 594 acci the pleasant home of Mr. and who had visited in Portland a had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. prove the situation. If we want dents were reported during the week Mrs. Tom Watson, on Friday few days, returned to the camp and Mrs. George Brown and law respected and obeyed, as law, I. H. VanWlnkle, attorney-general, evening. There were 38 present where Mr. Shibley is at work, daughter of Estacada. whether it is liked or not, we has sent to the secretary of state a and all enjoyed a pleasant time this morning. Mrs. S. E. Rehinson visited at must begin to train up a people PLACE Y O U R IN legal opinion In which he held that SURANCE THROUGH Wm. Githens and family and the Gibson and Guffnutt homes imbued with this sentiment. a state treasurer Is to be elected In with music singing and games. YOUR HOME AGENT WHO Oregon this year. The opinion was Refreshments were served and R. L. Githens and family of Ore last Monday. This is not done. The reform WI LL P R O T E C T sought by Secretary of State Koser at a late hour a happy lot de gon City, were in Currinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odell, Miss must start in the home with the YOUR INTEREST The attorney-general has held that parted for their homes. Sunday, visiting their sister Jessie and mother, Leslie Wal child who is the father of the the term of Jefferson Myers as state lace. Mr. and Mrs. George For man. Reverence for and obedi Mrs. H. H. Carlin. Glen Mattoon, son of John Mat- treasurer expires January 1 ot next man and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. ence to the law, is largely a mat toon, had the misfortune last A young man who lives in year, and not In the year 1917, as in dlcated In the commission Issued by Monday to cut the end of his Dover was arrested and brought Ferrel and family attended the ter of training and habit. “ Train Cary Real Estate Co. Governor Pierce. thumb, including the nail, off to Justice Bacon's court Tues lecture Friday night at Estacada. up a child in the way he shold After directing the calling for bldi with an ax. day morning. He was acquitted Mr. and Mrs. Jens Pedersen go and when he is old he will on road work In half a dosen eoun for lack of sufficient evidence. D. G. White took a trip Wed and daughters Eleanor and Ade not depart from it.” ties and awarding a couple of con nesday to his ranch at Tillamook line drove to Portland Tuesday, O L IC IE S Mrs. G. E. Lawrence went to traots, the highway commission ad For Better Roads Journed Its meeting la Portland tc for a few days stay. ROVIDING Portland Monday to see her new returning by way of Troutdale to meet again April $9. The most lm ERFECT “ rhe Road to Happiness” a Mr. and Mrs. Lankin, Mr. and grandson, who had come to the fish for smelt. portant road job in prospect Is the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Belah Oregon City visitors last Tues motion picture designed to pro R Q T EC TI ON grading of a section of the Roosevelt Mrs. McComb and Mr, Simmons m S M B O R H U W B Lawrence. She returned the day, were Mr. and Mrs. L. A, mote interest in better highways spent Sunday with relatives at coast highway from Brighton to Jetts Are Written by following day. Wallace, Mrs. Gage, Otto Stulke, has just been completed at the creek, In Tillamook oounty, which wll, Gladstone. permit free flow of beaoh traffic from A. Werner, Ed Griffin, W. J. No Ford Motion Picture Laboratory. Mrs. A. T. Elott has been away Wm. Graham, our faithful PACIFIC STATES FIRE Clatsop county to the Lincoln county It was produced in conjunction mail carrier has bought 20 acres for nearly two weeks with friends lan and Mr. and Mrs. George W. line. INSURANCE COMPANY with the Bureau of Public Roads Turner. in Portland. While there she ol land from John Mattoon. Because of reports received In Salem Alice M. Hansen spent the U. S. Department of Agriculture was taken ill, but is better and SEE that the toot and mouth disease again Farm Reminders expects to return home on Sat week end with her parents at the Highway Educational Board, has Infected a number of districts In JOS. P. WOODLE JR. and ithe National Automobile With pasture season coming on urday. California, the state livestock sanitary Hillsboro. board caused Governor Pierce to le there is often a desire to discon Geotge Pointer and A. J. Mor Among those who went smelt Chamber of Commerce and car Your Home Agent sue a proclamation placing addition«, tinue feeding grain to the cows row, painters and decorators, are fishing were Mr. and Mrs. Court- ries their endorsement. restrictions on the shipment of live President Coolidge personally to a great extent if not entirely. putting some fine touches on nev, Paul Stasius, Frank Tiffany stock and other commodities Into Ore appeared in one of the scenes, Cows well fed during the winter, There Are Other* gon. and providing for the disinfection the big dining room of the Hotel and families, M. L. Sumers, W. and ha3 expressed his approval says N. C. Jamison, college ex of sheep shearers and other person* Estacada. Manager Moore says J. Nolan and Otto Stulke. Estacada is not the only place of the picture. He is shown pre who, because of the oharacter of theti tension dairyman, will milk well The Misses Edna, Ruby and when they get through it will in the county which has school employment, might be carriers of th* senting a scholarship certificate for a short time with but little be “a thing of beauty and a joy Lois Bates of Estacada, spent troubles. The school boards of disease. to "Bob Preston,” the farm boy change in the amount of milk pro forever.” Mr. Moore has the the week end with their Barton both Gladstone and Jennings Weather conditions are normal It hero of the story who is winner Lodge have recently resigned, the Crater lake region. Because oi duced although the grain ration paint ready and as soon as the friends. of a prize essay contest on better necessitating the calling of an recent snow storms a shortage oi has been decreased. When the weather will permit will have the C. T, Whitehead, son Gus and roads. The scene was taken on water for Irrigation and other pur stored surplus of food material exterior of the hotel painted. family drove down from Bridal election. the White House grounds and poses which had been feared for th* has been “ milked off” the cows Charles W. Seymour, who is Veil Saturday, returning on Mon with the President. coming summer le not aow probable reduce in flesh, especially when I* Your Name Written Here? They reported several now in his 92nd year, and who day. according to Colonel C. O. Thompeon Principal settings of the f Im Those subscribing for this pa-1 superintendent of Crater lake nation« they feed on "washy” early pas has gradually been failing in inches of snow there. were taken around Fairfax, Va., tures. A gradual change from per during the past week are: I park. Colonel Thompson says storm* health for some time past, went Mrs. Strahm was a Portland fifteen miles out of Washington, grain to pasture tends to prevent R. H. Keeth, M. A. Johnson, W. during the last ten days have added t< last Friday to the Carolina Old visitor on Tuesday. and the chief characters were Boulin, J. Siegwardth. J. K. Ely, the depth of snow In the higher altl the loss of flesh. After the pas R. L. Githens, F. A. Armstrong, tudes. and at present there is ten fee' tures have become strong less People’s Invalid Home in Port E. D. Allen came here from portrayed by p.>op!e resi l n* in land for care aud treatment. Marmot to attend lodge meeting that vicinity. R. M i l l e r . ______ of snow at the rim of the lake. grain is required. He was accompanied by the Rev. of the Masons Tuesday night. Even though the courts should de Copies of the film are being Methodist Episcopal Church clsre anconstftutlone! the state lneom* Lettuce acreage in Oregon will! B p clay and W. H. Holder, sent to branches of the For I Mo lex lew enacted by the laet legist« probably be smaller this year, wj10 went w^h him in a car. The THE PEOPLE’ S C. & C. STORE Sunday school at ten. tor Company in the U. S. and ture. these who here peld the tax may than last. At least there will be 0|<j gentleman stood the trip very Morning service at 11. Breakfast Bacon................ 24c lb the picture will be shown gener Epworth League at 6:30. Spe loee their money, ae there la no «’ey no outstanding increase as has well. Swift’s Hams ....................25c lb ally. Highway commissioners, In which they can recover fro« ths cial features. been the case the past few years. Thompson seedless raisins 51b 49c county engineers, road officials, Evening service at 7:30--“ Big state, i* the Intimation given out S< Many sections are reporting Tennis Club Meeting. the attorney geseral’s office In Salem Royal Baking Powder - 40c a can schools and all interested in the Half-Hour Sing.” smaller plantings than last year Tuesday evening—Boy Scouts It was pointed out. however, that !i All those interested in tennis Kerr’s Best Rolled Oats in 91b promotion of improved highwan3 a person affected by th# law pays hit because prices last year did not please meet at the City Hall next at 4-00. sacks.................................. 42c may obtain the use of the 'film Tharsday—Study Class at 7:15 tax under protest and obtains e forma come up to expectations. Monday evening, April 7, for Maple Syrup in glass jugs at 21c free of charge. receipt from th# sUte tax commls P. m. the purpose of forming a tennis Seeded raisins in 15 oz packa- Junior League, Saturday at i •ion he probably would be in e 1 * 9 # See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano For Watch Work see A. N. club for the coming season. ges a t.................................. |lCc tlon to recover the amount of m 1-30 p, m. instruction. Prices reasonable. Johnson. 5-10-tf “Serving God by serving folks.” ! peld. Committee. ,2 large cans Tomatoes for.... 29c, L O. O. F. building. tf 1 H. W. M ort , Pastor. ' For Fire Insurance P