EASTERN C L A C K A M A S NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1924.
Eastern Clackamas News
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BIBLE THOUGHT
— FOR TODAY—
Wishing everyone a Very Merry Christmas,
and a Happy New
and say, we will
serve the usual Christmas dinner a! a mod
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Senator La Follette met with
much criticism during the recent
campaign because o f the planks
in his platform. But perhaps
the country was aroused by this
criticism to such an extent that
it will respect the privileges and
rights its people now possess.
His proposal for the govern
ment to buy or condemn the rail
roads and operate them, and to
do away with the power of the
United States Supreme Court to
declare an act o f congress un
constitutional have really brought
the issues before the people as
nothing else could.
We Americans too often fail to
value our rights as possessions
until some movement is started
to deprive us o f them. When
the people are informed upon the
basic principles o f business and
government, they will apply the
rule to local questions as well as
state and national issues when
they present themselves.
CURRINSVILLE ITEMS
Henry Heiple visited Robert
Fields last Sunday and found
him still confined to his room.
Jake Looney is still laid up
with rheumatism.
Saturday evening some o f the
younger generation imbibed too
much moonshine and undertook
to take in the dance given by the
Eagle Creek Grange. This was
resented by th e‘peace loving part
o f the lodge members.
If th.*se
young people could see just a
little in front o f them they would
no doubt let moonshine alone anc
try and build for the future
Doris Looney is reported on
the sick list this week.
School is progressing nicely
and our teachers are to be con
gratulated for their efforts. We
predict a big success for their
Christmas entertainment.
The Currinsville Dairy under
the management o f Victor Loon
is meeting with wonderful suc
cess his truck makes seven trips
a week to Portland.
The International Harvester
representative was calling on the
Currinsville store lining up busi
ness for 1925, they ex p e.t to do
some demonstrating in the near
future.
Famout Old Church
Thl* year **«•» the three hundred and
slxty-ftnirth anniversary of the demi«-
lltlon of the nminilfleent Church of St.
John nt Perth, the restoration of
which It now contemplated.
Thl* I* without doubt one of the
most Interesting churches In Scotland,
any* the Weekly Edinburgh Scotsman.
Tradition ascribe* It* foundation to
the Plcta, hut. whoever founded It, It
I* one of the earliest stone churches
built In the country; and. In the
Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries, n*
evlm-ed both by ancient documents
and b j the surviving remnant* of the
edifice of that time. It was magnificent
and extensive The monk of Dunferm
line, to whom It was granted, allowed
It to fall Into disrepair— a state of a f
fairs which Robert the Bruce set Hbout
femedying, but the restoration wna
stay« ! y Ids death.
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Assistant Editor .
Sport Editor
Class Editor
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Mary Alice Reed
Irene Hayden
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Richard Hay man
pperation again 300.1.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson was calling
on Mrs. H. D. Hursh last Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eddv anc
children o f Portland motored out
to Upper Eagle Creek last Sun
day and spent the afternoon at
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gib
son.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Douglass
and Florice, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Douglass and Betty Jean. Mr
and M r l Roy Douglass, Reva
a n d Quintin were t h e dinner
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Denning o f Estacada, Sunday.
the date for the banquet.
l'he Junior girls’ basketball
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Paddison
team played the Seniors on Tues and children a n d Mrs. R. B
day afternoon. Dec. 9, It was a I Gibson attended Sunday School
very interesting game, although an d church a t t h e C h r i s t i a n
the store was onesided.
The J church at Estacada, Sunday.
Juniors won, the store being 27
Roy Douglass, Ike Akers, Free
to 4.
Hoffmeistsr, Ray Woodle and
Senior News
son, Leslie recently cleaned off
A good time for everyone was
the result o f the Athletic Fun- j The Seniors held a brief class the site for the play shed which
Fest held at the high school au- meeting last Monday in order to is to be built as soon as the lum
ditorium Friday night.
T h e accept the invitation to the Jun- ber can be hauled.
Mrs. R, b . Gibson and Miss
party was given by the two los ior’s banquet and again consider
ing teams o f the C. G. contest in class rings. A lively discussion Peters were pleasantly entertain
honor o f the two winning team-*. , vvas held but no definite decision ed at the Paddison home last
The Spark Plugs (the winners) coulJ te reached,
week.
furnished the program at the ex-
V arious committees have been
Mrs. Hursh’s mother, who lives
pense o f the Barney Googles ar.d appointed to take charge o f the in Portland, was her guest dur
Sassy Susies (the losers).
Carnival and all are busy at ing the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Verlie Coop was mistress w°rk. Many interesting booths
As Fred Paddison was com ing
o f ceremonies. The winners o f an<^ various stunts are being
the different contests were:
planned, as well as hidden mys- down with a load o f cordwood on
Shot Put, Pearl Norris; hun- u‘rit‘8- Be sure to come and Monday afternoon o f last week
dred yard dash, Elwin Beck; bring all your dimes and nickels. I he collided with Walter Bateson
airplane race, Frank MiGraw; r
c,
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,, i and a young man who was riding
cock fight,
Mr. Wilson; high L,em to i)h o w
B ig B roth er
with him on the curve in the road
jump, Geraldine Warren; pillow
The new Paramount picture• going through
Dick Gibson’ s
fight, Thelma Wilcox; hurdle which will be shown at the Gem place. Bateson did i.ot see Pad
race, Virgil Wright; relay, F*lor-1 theatre Saturday and Sunday dison coming as it was foggy,
ence June Reed; football game, uight is “ Big Brother,” an Allan and his companion was wiping
the Orange Team.
J Dwan production o f tha story by the moisture from the windshielc
The Seajeater was then cut up ■ Rex Beach, is a bear for thrills. so he noticed no truck coming.
and each one o f the winning There is not a lagging moment Young Paddison triei to avoid a
team was given a piece as a sou throughout its entire length. collison by going out as far as he
venir.
Evelyn Davis received This is the greatest o f Rex could without going into the
the entire head as she was chain-1 Beach’ s works; greatest because ditch but he was unable to miss
Bateson so there was a crash his
pion salesman o f the school. The he wrote it from his heart.
It
is
an
altogether
unusual
truck
coming right out from the
party then adjourned to the~do-
production,
in
that
it
depicts
load
and
backing down into the
mestic science room whore re
graphically
just
what
the
Big
ditch
and
Bateson’s going head-
freshments o f punch, sandwich
Brother
movement
is
endeavor
on
into
the
ditch. Both trucks
es and fruit salad were served
ing
to
accomplish
throughout
the
were
damaged,
the wind shields
by the losers.
world—the proper raising o f the o f both being broken and some
Junior Notes
b o y s and vouths— the future o f the springs broken and other
The Juniors were very busy men o f the land on whom the
damage done.
Bateson and his
last week. Three meetings were destiny o f their country rests.
were cut about the face with
held for the purpose o f planning It is the story o f one ‘big broth broken glass.
the annual Junior
hanque'. er,’ taken as a concrete example
Committees were a p p o i n t e d o f what is
BARTON
be generally ex
which will he busy for the n s t pected from (others the world
o f the week. Dee. 12 was sot l - s over.
SCHOOL DEDICATION
The Barton school received a
big ovation when more than one
hundred and fifty citizens con
sisting o f people from Estacada,
C H IL D R E N
L A D IE S
MEN
Eagle Creek and Dover met in
the
spacious class room o f the
Toys
Choice Perfumes
Soft Collar Cases
Books
new school building for the pur
Beauty Coxes
Smoking Sets
Games
Vanity Cases
Military Brushes
pose o f dedicating the building
Ma Ma Dolls
Perfumed Bath Salts
Leather Bill Folds
which
was recently completed.
Parses
Beautiful Vases
Fountain Pens
The
speakers o f the evening
Vanity Combs
Flower Baskets
Stationery
were
Brenton
Vedder, Supt. o f
Manicure Sets
Incense Burners
Flashlights
Brush and Comb Sets
'Schools; O. T. Olsen, principal o f
kubber Aprons
Knives
Watches
Silverware
Razors
! the Estacada schools, and H. C.
Fork and Spoon Sets
Gif! Hooks
Vacuum Betties
Stephens o f Estacada.
Mrs. J. E. Gates and pupils o f
A L S O a nice line o f Christmas Greeting Cards. Tree Or
Estacada rendered a few choice
naments. Decorations, and Xmas Wrappings, Etc.
guitar selections which ivere
greatly appreciated.
The Barton school had a short
program.
TH E G IF T S H O P
The people o f Barton greatly
( regret that there was not a word
J f of thanks or appreciation extend-
' ed those who took part in mak-
j ing ti e meeting such a success.
Department o f the Interior, U . S. Land
Orttce at Portland, Oregon, Novem
ber 17. 1924.
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank
W. Gillette, of Route 1, Colton. Ore
gon, who on March 14, 1921, made
Homestead Entry. No. 07065, for SW$
SEJ, Sec. 31. T. 4 S., R. 4 E ., and on
March 24, 1924, made additional Home
stead entry No 07552, for the SEi SEJ
Sec. 31, Township 4 S„ Range 4 E.,
Willamette Meridian has filed notice of
intention to make Final Proof to estab
lish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver U.
S. Land Office, at Portland, Oregon,
on the 29th day of December, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clark It. Knaggs, of Colton, Oregon.
Rex Gordon, of Colton, Oregon, Dwight
W . Hart, of Colton, Oregon, George
Settlemeir. o f Colton, Oregon.
Notice will be published for five con
secutive weeks in the
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Mrs. Elizabeth Case and Mrs.
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The K e.’tric mill at R iver Mill
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Paddison
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