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EASTERN C LA C K A M A S NEWS, TH U R SD A Y. J A N U A R Y l IT E R E A G LE CR E E K Eastern Clackamas N e w s Published every Thursday at. Estacada, Oregon by the A , RPORATI N. |1.BO .76 Thursday, January 1. 1925 BIBLE THOUGHT — FOR TODAY — 3U1W" J Ä n Ä ’ -!" ' ' I ssa i*^ iis h e t h a t is s l o w to a n g e r is BETTER T H A N TH E M IG H TY; A N D HE T H A T R U LETH HIS OWN SPIRIT T H A N HE THAT TA K E T H A CITY.— Proverbs 1C :32 Large sheets o f blotting paper, 19 x 24, at the N e w s office 10 .V /ert Terwuliger of Santa Rosa, cents. tf Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglarn and i children spent a c o u p l e of I lays last week with the latter's | pare Is, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mochnke. EVTVCADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, S ubscription K a t M -nd son Elmer, Chris Klinker and Mrs Bateson and daughter Marion. ! -* ?r r. week's "¿cation Miss 1 E iyih Peters returned and had Cal' orn'a, who is attending O. A. C. f t Corvallis, spent his vacation here 1 school again on rr.onday. vith friends. He formerly lived in Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson his community when a small boy. were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass last Wednesday evc.ii g. Adtir-r*/* ihe SC. K. K.an Entered at the postoffice in Butacada, Oregon, aa aecond-class mail. One year Six months t t Id 2 § ESTACADA HOTEL I i ; Y the time this great fami'y journal gets to the reader we will be on the threshold of 1925, an d of course many new resolutions B !: Mrs. R. B. Gibson called on Mrs. Mrs. Paddison last Thursday. will be made, all good, no doubt. Say, just make one more, and Resolve to make Mrs. Paddison, Fred Paddison, Frankie and Harry Paddison, Naomi Paddison and George Smith, Bob Cahill and Mrs. R. B. Gibson spent Thursday evening with Mr. and 6frs, Ike Akers, and on Friday evening this game crowd with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hursh and children and Flor- ice Douglass were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Akers. A very pleasant time was enjoyed both evenings by those present. the E stacaii Hotel qour headquarters, and we feel fully sin e you will never have Cause for regret. — Large, warm, well light ed and rather clean, H oping all will have a very s itisfactory fu ture, we are, joyfully, THE E S TA C A D A W IL L T H E Y M E ASU R E L P r, j o- l j 'n r “What Luck I Yet?’’ Was the tep c cf He . B. F. Clay's soimor, which he delivered to a large num ber of Klansmen in attendance at Mrs. Aker’s mother, Mrs Stone, the services of the Christian church and two brothers, Alfred and Elmer last Sunday evening. Stone, were her guests during the holidays. Her mother had the mis Artisans Give Party fortune to fall and break her arm Saturday before Christmas. Th e Artisans gave their annual i j. GEORGE ITEMS START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT THE ESTACADA PHARMACY TilE ESTACADA MEAT CO. H* C. GOHRING Prop, May th e N e w Y e a r B R IN G Y O U Happiness and Prosperity SAILING INN the day after New Year. Ray Miller of Portland spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Miller, and family. A Christmas entertainment given by the George Social Commercial Club on Saturday, cember 27. A good time was joyed by all. was and De en Miss Margaret Dew from St. Hel ens is visiting with the home folks during the holidays. Ed Harders visited with Mr. and Mrs. Held on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs. C. A Johnson enter tained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Bateson and dauhgter Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson. Miss Flora Lins, who is working in Portland spent Christmas eve with the home folks, returning to Port land the following day. A Christmas tree and program »3 given in the church by the Sunday school, Sunday afternoon -th a good attendance. George Willing went to Portland • Christmas eve to spend the holi days with his dad and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. H Johnson enter- t lined for dinner on Christmas. Mr. sn.l Mrs C. A. Johnson and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinker» »» $ MRS. E. E. SAL1NG, Proprietor % HOME COOKING Our Specialty y Open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. * E A R L LA FORGE. The “ SQUARE DEAL” BARBER Estacada’s leading tonsorial artist H AIR C U T 35c S H A V E 15c All other work at Popular Prices Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty BATHS BROADWAY. N E X T TO L IN N 'S IN N Eastern Clackamas N ew s$1.50 0n Saturday eV|nln» M*, «'id Mr*. cide great ¡¡su /s alo g th ■ line »\ e e a -jt\ ic h a ro 8 o n W s u d i n g Paddison entertained at their home The United States enters the of principle instead o f following Walter Douglass and family, Mr. Miss Mary Richardson, daugh year 1925 with the brightest and Mrs. Hursh and children, Mr. pe r s o n a I leadership. Political ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kich- and Mrs. Ike Akers, Alfred and El- prospects of any nation in the leaders i n state and national ardson o f Scappoose, was married mer Stone, Miss Carrie world. We have seen wonderful at? iirs should never forget that Cnristmas night, December 25 at Bob Oahijl M*-, and. Mr*. R. R. development in this country in out of over one hundred million eight o’ clock to Russell Oaklev Oibson- A delightful time was en- the past fifty years hut this has leis than Reed o f Estacada. The wedding joyed by a11 Present- The evening all been preparatory to even people, voted red and radical tickets. i i . ,, , . „ was spent playing “ 500 , “ Pit , took , place at the home , of Capt. • . . . . D . , . greater growth an d greater ,. ^ F 3inging, dancing, etc. Refreshments The aggregai 'on c f Big Noise and ¡.Mrs. George wonders to b e performed i n i m . u r.a. — - Gildeze, 399 woie served. Agitators was met by ballots of , , c . D 0 , . cargo Street, Portland, the Rev. future years. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass were mei and women m the homes u , ’ The legislatures o f our various and w ork shops who base their ( £ aS'f H ' Joh"? t0" of Scappoose callers on Mr. and Mrs W ill Doug- . . . . . , omcatmg with the impressive lass, Sunday evening, states will soon be in session and po itieal action upon reading and . F K ,, ring service. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle our new congress will be assem bled. The men who comprise ' Political parties in p ,w ,r in ^ house » a , arti,.icall, de- these bodies should thoroughly the nation and in the 48 states c)iatec* with funs, Otegon grape lags were the d;nner guest8 0f Mr. recognize t h e responsibilities should S-udy that election and and chrysanthemums. and Mrs.Ray Woodle on Christmas which they have assumed as the remember that demands for con Miss Edith Spangenberg was day. representatives o f 110,000,000 servati ve policies reduction o the bri q s attendant snd Joe Airs. Ros& Baker and sons, Carl people. First of all, every law tax burdens and minimizing th.- DeMoy acted as best man. I he and George, were guests at the home maker should understand that he volume o f freak legislation came bride’ s gown was o f gold brown Joe DeShazer last Wednesday is a representative of all the from every state and that there satin worn with a gold bandeau — and Mpg_ Fred Hoffmeigter people and not merely of some is no escape lrom responsibility in,1 she tam ed a shower bou- haii a famjly reunion on chritmas special clas-s, bloc, group or other fo r any political party or individ uet- day. Their married son and daugh- divis on of citizens. u tl for failure t> heed the man During the evening music was ter with their families spendingthe Important legislation affecting date o f the American people on furnished by the Missse Gildeze day with them, o f Kelso, Wash, and preiedir.g Eagle Creek grange held itsreg- the gr >wth and development of these vital issues. ihe ceremony Miss Gildeze s ing, u-ar meeting last Saturday. About every basic industry in the Get the constructive viewpoint. “ 1 Love You Truly . ” ‘ 23 were Present despite the cold United States will be presented Mr. Lawmaker. Realize that ' weather. after partaking of a to state and national lawmalur.g your duty to your state and nation Out-of-town guests present at fine dinner grange was called to- bodies. Policies regarding the ii greater than your duty to any the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. gether and a short business session future of radio will be up for political constituency. You have J. W. Richardson, Rev. and Mrs. waa held, after which the election The grange consideration. P u b I i c utilities the opportunity of a lifetime to'Chas. Johnston o f Scappoose, ot’ °fflcers took place. which are rendering local and help carry the United States for-jChas. Richardson of Marshfield, thVnex°t“meeting' ^ ^ ¿ B ^ t h e interstate business in supplying ward as the greatest nation in Miss Esther bpangenberg o f officers. The following were elect- a growing demand for their ser World. Measure up to your Lakeview, Miss Fern White and ed to fill the offices: Master, F. W. vice on farms and in smaller position instead o f falli ,g below : Irving Erickson of Scappoose, Bates; Overseer, H. M. Duus; Lec- towns will he considered. Rail wh it your fellow countrymen I Misses Mary and Enola Oaklev turer' Naorai Paddison; Steward, road legislation is perennial. expect, or be prepared to accej t of Seattle, M. G. Oakley o f New- £dv? nJ ,at*s* Sr;,: A®®istant Steward, Various measures affecting the the sternest ribuues from the berg. Mrs. Mae Oakley Reed, Lavell; Treasurer, J. C. Duus; Sec- insurance business offer a prolific plain citizen o f Our Country. Mary Alice ai d Florence June retary, Mrs Audry Duus; Gate-keep- field for experimenting. Mining Industrial N e w s i urcau Reed of Estacada, er, Fred Hoffmeister; Ceres, Flor- lumber and oil are three great A fte ra rl.O lt wedding trip the cnfe Douglass; Pomona, Edna Bates; NOTICE primary industries that have J ( Ung couple came out to their 1 !ora' Ruby Hoffmeister; Lady as- The Artisans will give a card : , |y lumishtd lion.eat Faraday : istant steward. Mrs. Linnie Gib- been special targets for legisla- son. tive attention. Many other in* party next Wednesday evening, w here they w iil reside. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass were dustries might he added to the | Jan. 7 at 8 P. M. in the I. O. O. Mrs. Reed is a graduate of Portland visitors on Monday. list. Legislative activity in the F. hall. Darning and light re Jefferson high school o f Portland ----------------- past has been largely directed freshments. Admission 25 cents and attended O. A. C. Mr. Reed against those industries which everyone is welcome. is a graduate o f O. A. C. and is employ the greatest number of Mrs. Hackaney went to Portland Joe Nicholson was a passenger an employee o f the P. E. P. Coni workmen, pay out the most in t i the m ’ tropolis Wednesday. and as been gone for some time, pan.v. wages and taxes and keep the bnt expects to return the first of the year. business of this nation going. Mrs. Dew gave a program at the Legislative procedure of this school last Wednesday afternoon character should be reversed. which was very good, thhere was Our lawmakers should awaken also a good attendance. to the fact that operating inn us Mis Bateson nnd her daughter KEEP A N ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF tries and business, and prosper Marion of Portland have been vis ous farmers fill the dinner buckets Y O U R R E C E IP T S A N D E X P E N D I T U R E S iting with Mr. and Mrs. H Johnson M part week. They expect to return and savings banks of this nation. D U R I N G 1925. Our lawmakers should busy W e have a nice line of themselves on policies for reduc ing taxation, both state an d B I A N K B O O K S F O P THE P U R P O S E national. They should study methods for equalizing the tax burden, rather than adopting tax measures which fill the public- The R E X A L L Store treasuries by spec-al taxation on j special branches o f business or ^ industry. They should consider v measures which will help en large the market for our manu factured and agricultural pro ducts. There are hundreds of constructive measures on which they can work w hich w ill he of benefit to all the people. There is absolutely no excuse for ait vocatingor supporting destruc tive measures which discourage or unsettle business and prevent investments of capital, to the detriment of the whole nation. The national election decided in No ca.ber was a wonderful O p e n from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays, open to 8 p m revelation of the ability o f the American people to discriminate between sound a n d unsound 'Vacada : : Cr^noi doctrines, and better still, to de- Christmas party Wednesday, Dec 31 in the I. O. O. F. hall. A chicken dinner was served at 6 F. M. a i l wu3 followed by a Christmas tree and party for the children af the members. J « W ITH A FU LL APPRE CIATION OF THE GOOD W I L L A N D CONFI DENCE ACCORDED US DURING T H E P A S T YEAR W E EXTFND TO A L L OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A WISH FOR A MOST H A P P Y AND P R O S P E R O U S N E W YEARj. THE ESTACADA STATE BANK J o r E co n o m ica l T r o m p n r t a h o n C hevrolet WILL KNOCK ’EM -DEAD N E W 1925 MODELS Announcements in All Big Papers, Jan. 3 1925 Let Us Tell You About Them Cascade Motor Co. WILCOX BROS.. Props. Estacada, • . Oregon
