itaaimt (Elarkamas ^nits t M A. uM» Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olu m e 18. N u m ber 21 E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y 19, 1926 A PICTURE WITH HUMOR SESSION AT SALEM r u T r n o PINAI W FFK t N I tn o r ln A L W t t K T ^ R . W. W. RHODES O S T E O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, -------------------------------------------------------- G. F. MIDFOKD P H Y S IC IA N a n d S U R G E O N , X R a y E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f i t t e d o f f ic e and Rasidoncs Sacond and Main Strset» Enacada, Oreton-Taiaphnna Connaetiona $1.50 P e r . Y e a r LOCAL ITEMS FILLED WITH PATHOS p a c k e d w ith t h r i l l s Salem.—The present legislature In AROUSES INTERES! W. Marquam was a passenger to Portland Monday. Cecil Schock was home for a few days visit this week. ANNEXPÄRIOFC0UNÎÏ This great screen production in- Several weeks ago an unusual thing one respect at least has followed pre- A large delegation o f Clackamas cedent for lt gtarted out on the c'i08. troduces for the first time in the took place on the farm known as the Mrs G. Maurer was a Portland county residents waited upon the ing week of the session with the leg- history o f the silent drama a re- John Reid place south o f the Clack- visitor on Saturday. senate committee on counties at islatlve hopper clogged with un- markable new technique in which amas river. The land for a quarter ---------- Salem late Wednesday afternoon to finished business. Both houses were . , , , . , ° f a mile in the center o f a field Mrs. W. A Heylman was a pas- oppose the proposed annexation of badly congested with work and the the o n » lnal characters are presen i graduan y dropped ranging from a senger to Portland. Friday evening. a large portion o f northern. Clack closing days will witness the usual *" Hieir original roles. few feet to better than ten feet at amas county t o . Multnomah as pro confuglon Seated arguments and The scenes in the great produc- certain spots. In many places Ed. Linn was in Portland, Tue vided by the Staples’ county division strenuous efforts to save pet bills. tion are scenes that were re-enacted crevices have been formed while in sday on business. bill known as Senate BHill No. 194. £ ) K CHAS. P. JOHNSON The measures which ran the gaunt- 1 in every in a cvery city and « others the earth Si« appears 1 to 1 have Senator Staples speaking in be 1 i ? A home- t—. TT—11 J « Joseph E. Gates was a Portland ______ houses _____ _____ _____ very carefully and cleanly DENTIST let of both during the first hamlet in the Unite d States. Forty- been half o f the bill stated that the origi I visitor last Thursday. five weeks were mostly unimportant two distinct nationalities were rep- piaced as though by expert workmen, EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT nal proposed boundary line had been and of no great Interest to the state resented in this heroic unit. You The break in the earth’s surface Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 Mrs. H. La Barre and Mrs. R. T. changed and would as a result effect Oregon at large. As a matter of fact, few foIlow the rich young draftee, the seems to f 0u0W a circuiar iine ex- Estacada, Carter were Portland visitors Fri a much smaller portion o f the really big measures of state wide in- mendicant, the black, white, brown tending from the northwest in a county than at first considered. He day. In many terest have been offered during the and yellow t0 tbe camP- whe^eL a11 southeasterly direction, used as his argument the editorial D r . H a r r y L. C h a n d l e r blend into one harmonious whole places the break is perpendicular present session. Mrs. W. J. Moore went to Port which appeared in last Sunday’s CHIROPRACTOR There was plenty of fuel for con- o f well-trained, khaki-clad fighter. and extremely clean cut. land, Monday to spend the day Journal, stating that that article 535 MORGAN BUILDING Life in the training camp, with its Below this in the field o f the B. with friends. BROADWAY AND WASH. HOURS covers our cause. troversy when the legislature started PORTLAND, OREGON 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. round o f multifarious duties, is Schoenberg farm some evidence on the last lap of the Bession Mon Senator Staples was further sup punctuated with episodes o f such may be seen o f a gradual rise in the VV. A. Heylman was a visitor in ported by Harvey Starkweather, a day. No action bad been taken by wonderful human interest that a earth’s crust. This apparent rise Portland and Oregon City on Mon- i resident o f this county, who has Q D. EBY, either house on the report of the . ,, , ATTORN EY A T LAW . affected the Schoenberg home in day. Cleaver investigating committee and d,°,zen, romances^ a re_ worked hard to bring about the General Practice. Confidential Ad ratification of the child labor amend all o f which real love plays its for in that it was moved several inches — ~ ■ proposed change.. viser. Oregon City. Oregon. W A. Heylman was a Salem vis- Among those who Voiced their from its foundation and the under- ment to the federal constitution was midable part. The Chinaman forgets his ancient pinning had to be straightened. itor Tuesday and while there spent opinjon against any change in the still in the air. The senate resolution feuds to succor his form er enemies; It also caused the well to cave in. to prohibit Inheritance or Income tax a _few _T,nUtt* observin» the present boundary lines o f the coun W I L L |AM W ALLACE SMITH the burglar, mixing with some o f his In all an area o f approximately lature at work ty without a vote o f the people and the fish commission bill, giving ATTORNEY AT LAW appointment to the board of control wealthy Pals- could tell those whose f orty acreg Gf ground has been more directly affected were, Mayor H. C. Marion DeShields returned last just or less affected by this unusual M asonic B ldg . E stacada , O re . instead of the governor were In the homes had been burglarized Stephens, Mayor Howell o f Milwau- week from Vernonia where he has how much o f their silver was real movement. It is reported that kie, Rep. Shrock, Co. Supt. B._ Ved- house for final action been employed. g E. WOOSTER The Mills post-primary bill which and h° W m,Uch was plated. The C0Uple o f years ago residents in that dcr, Mayor Andresen o f Oregon passed the house has been slumbering NeapohUn^ forget^ Jlls^ oat“___*"d neighborhood felt certain that they Mr. and Mas Gerald Wilcox vis- City, Judge Cross, E. A. Koen and Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Y . L „ Y‘ 7f a number o f others. lor long days in the senate. The pre messes with comrades whom he had experienced a slight shaking id at at the home of o f Mr. a would have killed a ehort time be- of the earth( but thiswag not con. the home Mr' and Mrs- Rentals, The consensus o f opinion was that primary still is SICCpillg sleeping III In U com J bill A/lAX O l 111 1» UII1- j. ... ,* . i ’ K. E. Einarson last Sunday. mittee awaiting the fate Of the Mills f 0re’ Whll.f th® grU"."1 ”‘ £orf®tf, in sidered as being at all strange and the majority o f persons residing in Farm Loans a Specialty. his new- born security the old-time . iater a few cracks were noticed in a J. A. Kitching has been on the their particular locality were opposed Telephone Estacada, Ore bill. role o f assassin few places but nothing more was sick list for sometime but was able to the contemplated change, and Ousting Cleaver Urged, in fiir t h .,.,« « - , „„„ „ i Each man is a chapter in himself, thought o f this until the earth be- to be down town Monday. were satisfied with the present n furtherance of the cause of law Each has his own particular ro- gan moving. gradually and slowly - - - ■ existing conditions. enforcement, George L. mance an<1 and 11 it louows follows mm him ana and lives ? • , u g past g aduaI y , Wo the y _- Clearer, state u mance* lives durlng the few weeks. In Mrs. Harry Kitching received a The matter now rests in the hands prohibition commissioner, should be witb him in the darkest recesses digging o f a well in this vicinity it cablegram from England the first o f o f the committee for recommenda- removed or his resignation should be o f the Argonne, the mothers, wives, was noticed that a substance resem- the week telling o f the death of tion. demanded, is the conclusion of the sjsters, sweethearts o f these man bling quicksand was taken out and her father in that country. special legislative committee inves- form a golden ehain upon which Bill Defeated a theory is advanced that this por tigatihg Cleaver’s department hang all these hearts, Mrs. Margaret Kilgore and daugh The latest report from Salem is tion o f the hill may have a layer of No charge of dishonesty Is made ter o f Portland were visitors at the that this bill was defeated 26 to 4 The Lost Battalion throbs with tbjg between the soil and bedrock. against Cleaver. every known emotion o f the soul. in the senate this morning. A resident o f that vicinity reports W. A. W ilcox home Sunday, In addition to the “ findings of fact,” portrays vividly life’s great pas that about forty-two years ago he _ , “ _ two distinct "conclusions” were sub sions, great sins, great sorrows. APPLIES FOR PATENT remember, a similar occurrence on Tbe uCascade Motor Company re- mitted for the consideration of the great self-sacrifices and great at- the Clear Creek bluff below the P ^ts the sale o f a Chevrolet road- legislature. tonements, characterized by the Howell orchard, and since that time , ste! A. G. Ames has recently applied _ George Cooke of Garfield One is the recommendation that the bravest o f men and most lovable of ! and a Ford to A. Dodson. for a putent on a water system he nothing o f a like nature has taken law, and the department, be left as it women. has invented, which he claims op place until this one, in this vicinity. S. McDonnald and John J. Zinible- erates without a pump, or storage Is at present without change. The AT The crevices that were formed at other is that the law be changed and ELWOOD NOTES ! that time have been gradually closed ™a” o f ° ™ g ° n City were in Estaca- tank, and forces the water from *------ --- that tlm® . ve _ en » raduaUy cl da last Thursday on business for tbe weu to the house with any the prohibition enforcement work be Walter Cox and Will Bittner were and good sized trees are now grow- tho Prudential i nsur8nce Com- given Into the direct charge of sheriffs pressure desired. and district attorneys; that provision ° ver from Sandy Saturday evening ‘ " » there pany o f America. One o f (he systems has been in- be made for a "flying squadron” of to attend the dance at the Baker Th.s extraordinary happening . „ _, “ . stalled on the Hugh Jones’ farm in ) Block South o f P. 0 ., Estacada Alkali Ike is arousing a great „ •>, , . , . trained and experienced operatives, to building. as a trad e a arge num er o . . . . ' Currinsville which is operating very Leather Half soles on men’s light be anDolntRd hv and under the dime The sewing circle met at the home persons and can be seen from van- deai 0f interest in the community [ _Y ’ Y„Y ""Ti , ” Y* T work o? dress shoes, sswed portions of Estacada. When since making the initial appearance 1 l *1" ' /^">on or nailed............. $1.25 tion and control of the attorney gen- 1 o f Mrs Monte Vallen, Friday after- may call at that place and see this oral, to be sent by him when, and noon- The next meeting will be seen from a distance it resembles a on the streets last Tuesday even system Rubber composition half-soles ing for men,........................ — $1.00 where, they are needed within the the 25th, with Mrs. Stahlnecker "«w ly turned furrow but takes on Men’s heels straightened. state to aid local officials. A - U- Bo» de" has been rather quite a d.fferent aspect when viewed HELD ANNUAL MEETING Leather or rubber........... ,5o The Cooked Food Sale held by the Fish Bill Passes Senate. unfortunate this winter with his closely. Ladies’ heels same work........... 36 ladies o f the L. D. S. Church in the The Estacada Packing Company a pp n vflrv hripf dphnt a find w^th horses^ having lost one^ and sonic | Whole leather heels men or that of the others being eick. UPPER EAGLE CREEK People’s Store, Saturday, was well heid their annual meeting in the women.... ...... $1.0o patronized and an unusually fine c ity hall last Friday evening at Rev.W. B. Bacon is working for j ------------- Only the best o f leather and find ot Senator Joseph in opposition, the display o f food was in evidence. ings used—can also save you 7:30. The principal business o f L. P. Elliott. I Mrs. C. H. Paddison was very Rltner fish commission bill passed the money on team harness or parts the evening was the election of o f Chris Bittner and brother George, pleasantly surprised last Thursday senate with 16 favorable votes. This Earl LaForge and family have See me before you buy is the measure which proposes to take were in Oregon City and Portland evening when a number o f her moved into one o f the Cary houses ficers for the ensuing year. A board friends and neighbors came to spend in the west end o f the city this week. of five members was elected consist A. R. D AH LK E, Estacada from the governor the power of ap on business last week ing o f C. A. Jacques, J. Osborne, T. L. N. Vollen made a trip to Muli- j be evening with her in honor o f pointing the members of the state They have been living in the Ham Reagan, W. Woodworth and J. J. no last week where he purchased her birthday.. “ Progressive 500” fish commission and lodging that pow mond apartments for some months. Marchbank. C. A, Jacques was a bull from A. Cutting.. was the feature o f the evening. er with the state board of control. named president o f the board and S. B. Brown bought a span o f Roy Douglass and Mrs. Louis Doug- The commercial fish code bill pass Upton H. Gibbs spent the week- J. G. Hayman, secretary. ed the house in the face of a bitter- mules _ ,, recently. , _ , . I iags received the - prizes for the .end at his home here. He returned A fter a discussion as to whut ___...._____ __________ Eml1 Bittner o f Sandy was doing highest scores— and Walter Douglass t0 Washougal Monday. Mr. Gibbs end fight by Mott in _____________ which charges and personalities were bandied about some Work at the Bittner shop last and Mrs. C. Rhenstrom were award- reportg that he is very favorably should be done with the cannery AND building, it was determined to allow 1 freely. Friday. ed the consolation prizes. Deli- impressed with his new location. the board to do what they saw fit. A supplemental tax levy for state A R NOTICE cious refreshments were served. ----------- DR in BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP MARCELLING All Beauty Work MRS. JACK HAYDEN Third and Broadway, North of I .0. O, F. Hall Hemstitching and Dressmaking MRS. W. A. WILCOX Third and Zobrnt St*. ESTACADA purposes may be promulgated by the state legislature to cover up a de- flciency between the financial needs of the state and the funds available under the levy made by the State tax commission. Members of the ways and means committee have expressed themselves favorable to the plan and Attorney- General Van Winkle was to be asked for an opinion on the legality of such a levy. (Continued on page 2) HELP THE LEGION Those enjoying the party were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carter o f The Evangelistic meetings which Mr. . „ and , Rjver Mill have recently purchased The American Legion wishes all and Mrs. m u Will n Douglass, . „ began in the Christian church last Qrand Army veterans to be their " rs‘ ” aBpr Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. thru S. E. Wooster, the Upton place Sunday evening under the direction guests at the Legion show Friday Boy Douglass and children, Mrs. at the north end o f Estacada and of Mr. Francis Ware arc meeting afternoon at 2-30 at the Gem The- *ke Akera> Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoff- expect to take possession about the with good success and many are atre meister and son V ictor’ Mis8 Edythe first o f the month. attendng them regularly. ________________ Peters, Mrs. R. B. Gibson, George ........... ALL STARS TO PLAY Smith, Mrs. Rhenstrom, and chil- R. H. Stubbe purchased a new Ford -[-miqGS NEVER COME HALF _______ dren, C. H .Paddison and family. truck from the Bob Cooke Motor WAY IN MOTION PICTURES Mrs. Carl Rhenstrom and daugh- Company. Mr. Stubbe will use his _______ A basket ball game between the Gresham Legion and the Estacada ters have moved back on their farm truck for the purpose o f hauling Thomas Meighan, during thepro- wood. See his ad in this issue of duction o f his latest Paramount pic All-Stars will be played Saturday, out this way. Several from this neighborhood the News, ture, "The Confidence Man,” which February 21, at 7:45 P. M. ,in the attended the dance given by Eagle — — opens at the Gem Theatre Saturday E. H. S. gym.. Jack Norton o f Portland was in night, had no sooner finished eating Admission charges are 25 and Creek grange at Barton last Satur- day A fter all expenses . Estacada, Tuesday looking after . evening. _ u j breakfast all morning long for a 15 cents. Following this game there will be were paid the grange had left about prf>p«rt> w ir i e o .\ ns ere, and scene in the production than the a basketball benefit dance in the *20 for the net proceeds from the making plans for several improve- director call(>d lunch Needless to P « k pavilion at 9 p. m. Tickets dance. ments in the building occupied by a„ Meijfhan had wn3 a cup of ^ ^ ^ |1##0> ^ ladk.g Fred Paddison attended the mas- f i l i n g Inn and Denny Bros, barber coffee The Carl Douglass Post o f the American Legion has added a feat- WILL ATTEND EXPOSITION T . * L r l ular show “ The Lost u r. to the regular .how, The Lost Oregon Agricultural College, Cor- Battalion” , to be shown at the Gem free. querade ball at Oswego last Satur- 8h°P- ______ Things never come half way in the vailis, Feb. 19— Five students and theatre, Friday, February 20, The funds raised are to be used to daY night. 1 _ . . movies. Virginia Valli has the one faculty member o f Estacada This is the moving picture o f the promote athletics in the community. C. H. Paddison and family , C- «; Lytton, representative o _ f ------ ]cading woman’s role opposite the - sccom- -------- , . high school will attend the Educa- Hawley motor expedition into the -- panied by Edythe Peters and George tbe Home Financing Investment star The Confidence Man” which tional exposition here February 21 City o f Mexico. This will make the PLANING MILL IN OPERATION Smith, motored to Portland, Sun- Company o f Portland was unable jg gn adaptation by Paul Sloane of to 23 as official delegates. They Legion benefit a ten reel show, day and visited with Mr. Paddison’* ^ ltCom* ^ Estacada last week and the gtory by Y. Erskine and Robert will not be able to do so for the H. Davis. Victor Heerman was the are O. T. Olson, principal. Harvey You are given an opportunity at The planing mill owned by Mrs. brother. F. Paddison and family. Woodworth, Edmond Baling, Irene this time to help in showing your C L . Ross commenced operations __________ . _____ Mrs p_oy Douglass and children present ,owng to an illness which director. Laurence Wheat, Charles Hayden, Mary Alice Reed and Cor- appreciation o f the work done by last week and it is understood that were the dinner guests o f Mrs. Ed necessitated his removal to a hos Dow Clark, Helen Lindroth and pital. inne Trullinger. these men in the past World War. as soon as the several mille near Douglass, Sunday. others play in support. The delegates will be entertain- The funds raised by this benefit Estacada begin getting out mate- Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Miss The News received a letter from ed at fraternity and sorority houses are to be used in a worthy cause— rial this mill be kept in operation Edythe Peters were calling on Mrs. EASTER of Turlock, _______ while on the campus. More than that o f aiding a dependent wife most o f the time. Fred Hoffmeister, Monday evening. Theodore Carpenter I will be in Estacada the week 600 high school student delegates and child o f a disabled war veteran. —- — —— — - — Elanor Akers gave a Valentine California, which states that they and faculty members attended the These men did their bit fo r you Guests at the F. Harkennder home party ]a, t Saturday afternoon, In - arrived there and the sun has been o f February 23rd, at Linn’s Inn. exposition lost year and indications and now you are jire n an opportu- last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. \ m. viting her schoolmates. Games shining most o f the time and that The new fabrics for spring and are that fully as many will attend nity to return a small portion o f Honegger and children, Mr. and were played and a delightful time things look nice and green. They summer are here, also a nice showing think that they will like their new lo- o f hard finished worsteds in beauti- this year. this by helping them at this time. Mrs. Walter Paulsen and children was enjoyed by the little folks. —— Get behind the Legion and do Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R. H- O’Neil Refreshments were served. cation. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter re- ful patterns for your selections, and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. J . sided in Garfield for some time and Last chance to order your new suit Fred Hebding o f Lower Garfield your bit. Paulsen and George Willing o f E astern C lack am as N ew s $ 1 .5 0 the have a large number o f friends who for Easter. was a Portland visitor on Friday — , year is adrase«. i will be glad to hear from them. , It P. F. BLACK. Ot last w*«k. , SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS t Georg*. s