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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1924. r E a s te rn C la c k a m a s N e w s Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, Oregon, as second-claas mail. Published every Thursday at Estacada, Oregon Ul’TON H. GllUt.S Editor and [Manager. S ubscription R ates One year Six months $1.50 .75 Thursday, May 15, 1924. DON’T BRENTON VEDDER BARBER SHOP Earl La Forge, Proprietor OF GLADSTONE Successor to W. P. Dean MAIN STREET Republican Candidate for FORGET COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT W E do all kinds of h a u l ing to an d from PORTLAND W E buy every th in g p ro d u ced on th e FA RM ; COME SEE FOR YOURSELF Bartholomew & Lawrence c EVOLUTION OF A SO UL Absolute Honesty and Integrity? Efficiency in Public Service. ESTACADA LAUNDRY Under entirely new management Rough-Dry, I4lbs $1.00 Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing A FULL LINE Now’ completing first term. Educated in the schools of Oregon. A home-builder and lax-payer in Clackamas County. Understands thoroughly the educational problems confronting the rural schools. Considers his oath of office a sacred covenant be tween himself and those he is elected to serve. Keeps complete and exact account of all public school funds handled through the office. Prompt, courteous, efficient; loyal to the interests of pupils, teachers and tax-payers of Clackamas County. W E think we have th e B est Prices on MILL FEEDS according to quality. HE THAT TRUSTETH IN HIS OWN HEART IS A FOOL.— Prov. 28:26. THE SQ U A R E DEAL Satisfaction guaranteed Patronage Solicited Phone 70-1 OF Eastman Kodaks and Supplies at my temporary location in L I N N ’S R E S T A U R A N T Leave Films there to be developed ED. BONER I. O .O . F. Estacada Lodge No. 175. Meets every Saturday evening in their lodge room, corner of Broad way and Third streets. Visiting brothers are always welcome. J . H. Tracy, N. G. J. K. Ely, Secretary, j ‘‘The Hunchback of Notre A NEW W EEKLY Dame,” which was shown here The Benton Independent is the last week, might well be termed ‘‘The Evolution of a Soul.” The latest star appearing in the Ore firmament. hunchback, Quasimodo, at the gon journalistic beginning of the story, has a Judging from its initial issue, it soul as dwarfed, distorted and promises to become one of no bestial as his repulsive body, an small magnitude. The publisher ape-like soul in an ape-like body. is Arthur W. Lawrence who has If anything he was then lower been a state legislator and a The transactions of Judge Dimick in no way than the ape. As such he was printer, and the editor is Don C. affects the Clackamas County Savings & Loan As ready to be the tool of those who Wilson. We extend to both our sought the abduction of the gip learty congratulations and best sociation. All loans are made upon the approval of the sy girl, Esmeralda. But low as wishes, and gladly add it to our Board of Directors. No one individual has power to he was, sordid and brutal, ani exchange list. mated only by passions of hate make loans or has access to the funds. All money and animal desires, yet his soul The iceman is saying to him that has been deposited with the Association has been retained a latent spark of man self, with apologies to William loaned on First Mortgages, and the mortgages and hood which was capable of being Shakespere, fanned to a blaze. “Now is the winter of our dis notes deposited with the State of Oregon in trust for This was furnished when in content the depositors. We have 3 to 1 security for every dol torture from the cruel lash, ex Made glorious summer by this posed to the contumely and jeers sun of Oregon.” lar that is loaned. Give no credence to idle rumors. of a callous, mocking crowd, and Inquire of officers or directors, or call at the office. dying from an intense thirst, his Corrections We are under State Supervision and Control. victim passing by, took compas We call attention to the cor sion on him, and brought him rections in two political adver the reviving draught of water to OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS slake his thirst, and covered up tisements: W. B. Cook of Oswego is candidate for county assessor W. W. Everhart Arthur Graham his wounded back with the cloth ing which had been torn from and not for commissioner. Fred A. Miller W. B. Cook W. C. Hawley is candidate for him. F. J. Tooze M. S. Shrock congressman and not for com Thus the breath of womanly missioner. We tender our sin W. L. Mulvey J. A. Reams pity penetrated the recesses of cere apologies to both these gen A. A . Price his soul, and stirred the man tlemen. hood, kindling love within him which was slowly to burn out 76th M ilestone the vile and base, cleansing his The seventy-sixth birthday an soul from all impurities. The most perplexing problem 1 See J. E. Gates and get that At length love obtains the niversary of Mrs. David Hug- for the sweet girl graduate is suit cleaned and pressed. I. 0. gans was celebrated at her home mastery, and he is able through 0. F. Building. 10-lltf. love to rise to the height of self at Eagle Creek A lovely dinner not her thesis but her gown. sacrifice for the sake of his be was served in the form oif a sur N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N loved, and to rejoice to lose his prise. Those enjoying the din BIDS W AN TED 06433 life so that her happiness was ner were Mr. and Mrs. David «HE BO ARD OF DIRECTORS of Huggans, Mrs. W. H. Smith and secured. Barton School District NO. 89, Department of the interior, U. 3. Land County, Oregon, will un-1 Office, at Portland Oregon, May 7, As he lay prone in the final grandson of Parkplace, Mrs. L. til 1 Clackamas 8 o’clock, P. M. on the 22nd day of 1924. struggle his emancipated sou M. Hogan and Mr. Henry Woods May, 1924, receive sealed bids accom- NOTICE is hereby given that Fred- could almost be seen sloughing of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Es- panied b> certified check for 10 per j crick M. Crane, of Molalla, Oregon off its malformed shell andrising land Lindholm of Sandy, Mrs. cent of the amount of the proposal for ! who, on Sept. 16th, 1919, made Home- the construction of a modern two room stead Entry No. 06433. for NEJ NE1 towrads the empyrean, where a J. W. Huggans and children, school house. Plans and specifications Section 7,' Township 5 S, Range 3 e ’ Mrs. Rose Westerman of Eagle new perfect, upright body would Creek, and Mrs. Frank Gilman may be seen at the office of the school Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of clothe the perfected, upright c I, ' . i intention to made Final Proof, to estab- Dated May 10, 1024 liah claim to the land above described, man, a noble body for a noble and son of Parkplace. A center- piece of a blooming Christmas MRS. GEO W. TURNER, Clerk, i before the Register and Receiver U. man. cactus was ratMer an odd feature S. Land Office, at Portland, Oregon, JENS PEDERSEN, Chairman. on the 20th day of June, 1924. 5-15-22 of the day. A COLOSSAL FR A U D Claimant names as witnesses: TO THE PUBLIC The D i m i c k defalcations mount up steadily each day un til they are now reported at about a half million dollars jAt first thought we were inclined to think that being financially pinched he yielded to temptation to misappropriate funds to save the day, and thus became en tangled in a financial web which gradually extended, as he was forced to rob Peter to pay Paul, hoping eventually to straighten out matters. But it is worse than this. It seems nothing less than cold blooded, deliberate fraud to en- rich himself. No one was spared, even his wife and closest friends and relatives were his victims. But the wonder is. bow could a man carry on such peculations undetected for so long a period, extending over years? What a nerve he must have had. He could never know but at any mo ment a slip of the pen, a care less word might give him away. It matters little how much he took away with him. Ill gotten gains never prosper, and besides, ‘‘What shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul” Tomorrow is election day, to make choice of candidates of both parties for the fall political | race. If you want your candi-, date to be nominated be sure and do your part, otherwise you can have no reason to kick if the other fellow gets in. Don’t let Genera! Apathy be in command that day. Give your preference if you can conscientiously, to candidates from the eastern part of the c o u n ty . THE FIRST STEP to a successful career, no matter what your ambition may be, is a Bank Ac count— the foundation of many a man’s success. Open an account with us and see how fast it will grow. CARVER STATE BANK “ I he Bank T hat’s G rowing” 4 % paid on savings, compound twice a year ☆ Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought ☆ Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Estacada Saturdays, open to 8 p. m. Oregon Well selected hogs, properly cared for under advantageous conditions, are bound to be a profitable investment over a term of years. This Bank is ready to assist the right man, properly located, in securing a start in this profitable line. ESTACADA STATE BANK FOUR Per Cent Interest on Time and Savings Deposits U. S. EXPERTS LEAD WAR ON FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N 06407 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of — - ffiee at Portland, - Oregon, May 7, 1924. NOTICE is hereby given thst Wil liam H. Knoll, of Colton, Oregon, R. 1 Box 67, who on September 16, 1919, make Homestead entry. No. 06407, for SWJ. Section 33, Township 4 S, Range .| 4 E, Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice of intention to make Final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Re ceiver, U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon, on the 24th day of June, 1924. 1 Claimant names as witnesses: , George Devore, Stanley Turell, Lewis Vallen, Dan Stahlnacher. all of Colton. | Oregon. Notice will be published for five eon- | seculive we»ksin the "Estacada News.” W alter L. T ooze S r . Register. H. C. GQHRING Prop. CAR AND WIDE, hogs are known as ‘‘Mort- ■ gage Lifters,” They also perform a valu able service in helping to prevent the mort gage getting on the farm. Earnest Wallace. Amund Munson, Jesse Lett, Mark Burnham, all of Mo bilia, Oregon. Notice will be published for five con secutive weeks in the “ E s t a c a d a News." W alter L. T ooze S r ., Register. 5-15 6-12 5 1 5 - 6-12 THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. MORTGAGE LIFTERS This I* lir. 1. G. Hoick of the United States Bur can of Animal Industry, (left) who has been placed by Secretary Wallace In complete command of the light being effectively waged on the foot and month disease oatbreak In Cnllfnrala, and G. 1L Heeke, director Department of Agrlenltnre, State of California, who Is assisting Dr. Hoach In qalckly and permanently stamping ont the epidemic. N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N (16374 I Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office, at Portland, Oregon. May 7th, 1924. NOTICE is hereby given that John August Arvid->on of Colton. Oregon, who on Mav 9th. 1919. made Home stead Entrv, No. 06374, for Lots 3-4, EJ SWJ, Section 7. Township 5 S. Range 4 E. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register ' and Receiver U. S. Land Office, at Portland. Oregon, on the 27th day of June. 1924. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Hunter, Mrs. Merritt Clark. E. Spulak. Karl Olson, all of Colton. Oregon. Notice will he published for five con secutive weeks in the " E s t a c a d a ; News.” W alter L. T ooze S r . Register. 15 - 15 - 6-12 8ACRAMENTO. CALIF.—Tho full the disease through shipment of force of tho E’nitod States govern fruits, vegetables or dairy products ment has been brought Into play from the great non-lnfected areas effectively against the foot and of California. We know of no in mouth dleeaee In California. The stance where the disease has been disease has been confined to cer carried by such shipments," Dr. Houck said. tain limited district# In the state Complete confidence In the men and the work of stamping It ont Is in the field was expressed by Dr. J. proceeding rigorously under the R Mohler. chief of the bureau of direction of Dr. U. O. Houck, per animal Industry. United S u tes de sonal Representative of Secreury partment of agriculture, tn a mes Wallace, department of agrlenltnre. sage he has Just sent to Dr. Honck who has complete control of the snd the local federal Inspectors. combined federal and state fo x es • We have tn California," he said, "Every method justified by our "the best equipped force of Inspec past experience sad by scientific tors that was ever assembled on a stndy Is being used to prevent any foot and month detail. possibility of spread of the disease "Our methods are not experi and to wipe It out so thoroughly1 mental. but have been weighed lu that there will be no chance of lu the balance of practical experience recurrence." eaid Dr. Hoack. and have always produced the de- "There Is go danger of spread of •irad result*.'
