EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925
PAGE TWO
Eastern Clackamas News
w. L. Baughman o f Spokane,
Bargains—Good wall paper 25c
Wash., arrived Monday to look after ^ r ro|,.
fe n pattern s to ge|ect
his farm
here. Mr. Baughman
11-6 tf
owns what was formerly the Bos- from, at Pointer’s.
well place.
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada,
Oregon, a* second-claim nr.ail.
Published every Thursday at.
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
A. CORPORATION.
S u b s c r ip t io n
R ates
One year
Six month*
$1.50
.76
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925
BIBLE THOUGHT I
' — FOR TODAY-
I « “*
HE TH A T W I L L LOVE LIFE. AND
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
W IT H IT S M A M M O T H D IM IN G R O O M
going all the time.
Nothing but the very
choicest o f everything served.
N o paper
collars used—just a good , warm, clean, com­
fortable, roomy hotel—doors never locked.
The house that Estacada and the traveling
public cannot possibly afford not to have.
B E D S A N D R O O M S Clean and Clever.
Cool or Warm. N o inside rooms.
MODERATELY PRICED
ADVERTISING OREGON
ESTACADA, ORE.
NEW PIG RAISING CONTEST
IN STATE FAIR NEXT FA LL
O BITU ARY
Sundav, Mar. 12. 1925.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Betty VVeatherby, Supt.
Preaching
11:00
Sermon on James 2nd. Chapter.
Preaching at
7:30 p. m.
Sermon: “ The Divine Purpose
Respecting Man. ”
Choir rehearsal Saturday at
7:30 p. m.
We are aiming to help people
understand the Scriptures and
thereby come to know God.
All are invited to attend these
services.
B. F. C l a y ,
Minister. Christian Church
L. D. S. Services
The Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ o f Latter Day
Saints holds Sunday School ser­
vices every Sunday at the I, 0.
0. F. hall at 10 A. M.
Elfrieda Zorn Genserowski was
The one-ton-litter pig growing born in Saxony, Germany, May 27,
EVERY Oregonian should feel
contest for oregon growers will be
Methodist Episcopal Church
proud o f the fact that this month held nt the Oregon state fair next 1852, and died March 8, 1925, being
“ The Friendly Church on the
his state is receiving nation-wide fall for the first time. Rules and 1 73 years old at the time o f her
publicity thru the advertising cam­ regulations have been outlined to death. She was married to August H ill.”
Estacada, Oregon.
paign being carried on by the Nor­ make the contest as useful and in­ Genserowski in May, 1880, and two
teresting as possible, both to the
thern Pacific, Chicago Burlington growers and the public. Premiums years later they came to America,
Ira F. Rankin, Pastor.
and Quincy and Great Northern are as follows:
residing in Springwater since 1894.
Sunday School, 10:00.
First prize $60, second $40, third Six children were born to this union,
Railways, with the aid of the Oregon
Mrs. Rosa A. Reagan, Supt.
Committee of the Portland Chamber $30, fourth $20, and fifth$10. The five o f whom survive. They are Mrs.
„ .
. _
Morning worship: Children’s
heaviest pig in any litter will also T . o , „
of Commerce, co-operating with get a prize of $10.
John Park, Mrs. Carl Ward George sermon f o |iow ed by the mornint,
other public bodies.
Any litter farrowing after March and August Genserowski of Spring- sermon
11:00
sermon aj
at
Posters 18x24 inches will be 1, 1925, and weighing not less than water, and Ernest Genserowski of
Evening Services:
placed in three thousand stations of one ton September 29 is eligible Sheridan, Oregon. Nine grand chil­
to compete.
This means any litter
Epworth League Chorus prac­
these railroads during the month. — pure bred, cross breed or grade.
dren also survive.
tice followed by the Devotional
Attractive menus will appear in
Growers wishing to enroll are to
She was a member of the German Meeting
6:15
every dining car on the Northern notify the animal industry de­
Luthern Church, a devoted mother
partment
at
the
state
college
within
Evening
worship
7:30
Pacific system. This menu itself is
5 days after the litters have far­ and a knd and loving neighbor, and
S. S. Teachers’ Training Class
truly! a work of art, reproducing Mt. rowed. Special blanks may be ob­
leaves many friends and acquaintan­
will meet at the church Wed­
Hood in four colors, featuring Ore­ tained either front the college or the
ces to mourn her passing.
nesday evening at
7:00
gon products, and making a direct county agent.
The funeral was held Tuesday
Awards will be made on the
nppeal for new settlers, homeseek-
Choir
practice
at
the
church,
of
weights of the litters exhibited at afternoon under the direction
ers and manufacturers to come to the state fair, no award going to any
Joseph E. Gates, in the Springwater Thursday evening at 7:30.
Oregon.
Prayer meeting at the parson-
litter on which either the adjusted Church with the Rev. Levi Johnson
The land settlement committee of weight or the official weight is less of Portland, officiating. Interment
Friday evening at 7:30.
the Portland Chamber of Commerce than oneton.
All are cordially invited to wor­
The litter may contain any num­ was made in the Springwater ceme­
is furnishing the Oregon products ber of animals and may contain teri* 1,
ship with us.
which will be served in the dining sows, barrows and bores, but It Is
“ Let the words of my mouth
cars and the menu will carry the recommended that no bores be in the
and
the meditation of my heart'
W.
N.
Glenn
has
recently
returned
ton litter.
district in which each was grown.
The pigs in the ton litter contest from Tacoma, Wash., where has be acceptable in thy sight, O
The Northern Pacific Railroad will are eligible to enter in the regular
been residing for sometime and Jet ovah, my Rock, and my Re­
distribute 175,000 leaflets giving a classes contained in the state fair
Psalm 19:14.
plans on remaining in Estacada for deemer.”
brief summary of the attractions and premium list.
the present.
opportunities offered by this state
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION
Artificial pollenation o f green
in their correspondence for the
Department of the Interior, U. S.
house tomatoes has been found to
M.
Lonsberry
has
commenced
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
month and the other railroads will be very profitable. Groatly increas­
March 4, 1925.
work on his new home,
Mr. Long-
use about the same.
ed yields result as compared to to­
NOTICE is hereby given that
The March time table folder of matoes which have been left to take berry has the materials ready for George B. Evans, o f 955 Clinton
care
of
themselves.
By
writing
to
these railroads will carry three full
the house but has been delayed on St., Portland, Oregon, who, on Feb­
Exchange, Corvallis,
ruary 25, 1924, made Homestead
page advertisements and others of the Clerical
Oregon, experiment station circu­ account of the stormy weather.
Entry No. 07540, fo r NEVL, Section
usmaller size.
lar showing the possibilities of this
— | 33, Township 3 S., Range 6 E., Wil-
Radio talks featuring Oregon will method will be sent.— Industrial
. j lamette Meridian, has filed notice
reach an audience of millions. Mo­ Journalim, O. A. C.
o f intention, to make Final Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
tion pictures will be extensively
VISITS ESTACADA
described, before the Register and
shown in various eastern and mid- i
Receiver of the U. S. Land Office,
dle-western cities.
at Portland, Oregon, on the 13th
Rev. Levi Johnson, assistant pastor
Preparing for Oregon month, the
day of April, 1925,
o f the First Presbyterian Church
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Northern Pacific, Great Northern
Claimant names as witnesses:
of Portland was in Estacada last
John Siegwarth, o f Estacada, Ore­
and the Burlington Railroads pub­
A
CAR
.OF
DIFFERENT
Tuesday on business. Rev. Johnson
gon; Mrs. O. D. Bowman, of Estaca­
lished two large advertisements on
KINDS OF FERTILIZER FOR
da, Oregon; W. W, Porter, o f Esta­
has charge of the Men’s Resort on
Oregon, the first appearing in
CORN, GARDENS & GRAIN
cada, Oregon; Geo. M. Buser, of
Burnside street in Pdrtland and
twenty farm journals, reaching
Estacada, Oregon.
CROPS. WE ARE MAKING
has been n faithful worker In the
Act 0-9-16. Clackamas County
21,116,847 readers with the story
A
VERY
SPECIAL
PRICE
ON
interests o f Hillockhurn. the summer
Notice will be published fo r five
of farm opportunities in Oregon; the
SOME
WE
HAVE
LEFT
farm of the Presbyterian
church
consecutive weeks in the Eastern
second appearing in fourteen na­
Clackamas News.
OVER TH A T WE HAD -NOT
located in Dodge, where many de­
tional farm journals reaching 10,-
W ALTE R L. TOOZE Sr., Register.
SOLD WHEN
THIS CAR
serving boys and girls are allowed
3-12-19-26, 4-2-9.
000,000 farm people,. Many good
ARRIVED.
to spend a much needed summer
prospects are already inquiring for vacation.
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION
more information about Oregon.
AND DON’T FORGET ABOUT
Rev. Johnson stated that a goodly
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Oregon needs new people, new in­ sum had been set aside for improve­
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
SHEEP GUANO FOR YOUR
dustries, new money, and especially ments on this farm as well as in the
March 9, 1925.
•JACK. YARD GARDEN. IT ’S
NOTICE
is hereby given that
needs an increase in the rural popu­ road leading to it for this summer.
THE BEST.
Oscar E. Noreen, o f R. No. 4, Gresh­
lation.
am, Oregon, who, on August 8,
By this extensive advertising cam­
1923, made Homestead Entry No.
G. W. Maurer who has been in
PHONE 60L
paign the advantages, opportunities
07446, for W ViN EVi, S ^ N W l i ,
New York City for several months
Section 11, Township 4 S., Range
and possibilities can best be placed on business connected with his min­
5 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed
BARTHOLOMEW
before those interested in this way ing interests in Idaho arrived the
notice o f intention to make Final
and will undoubtedly have an impor­ first o f the week for a visit with
and LAWRENCE
Proof, to establish claim to the ¡and
tant bearing on the future of Ore­ his wife who is u member o f the
above described, before the Register
Estacada.
Oreaon.
and Receiver U. S. Land Office, at
gon.
Estacada high school faculty.
Portland, Oregon, on the 21st day
April. 1925.
BORING BOY MEMBER O. A. C.
Claimant-names as witnesses:
GLEE CLUB
William H. Dwyer, of Route No.
t, Estacada. Oregon; Albert Adlan,
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­
of Route No. 1, Estacada, Oregon;
vallis, March 7.— Walter Schwclder
Oscar E. Noren of. Route No. 1, Es-
Municipal Terminal Slath and Sa!m n Sta . Phone Main 7733
tacada, Oregon; Edner Wedin, of
of Boring, sophomore in agriculture,
LINN S INN Eaiac. da Ore|on
Route 4, Gresham, Oregon.
is a member of the Glee club o f O.
SCH ED ULE
•Lit 6-9-16.
Clackamas Co.
Lv Portland
3 00 P M 6 20 P M
A. C. that will tour through eastern
Lv Estacada ft-JO A. M . a jO P M.
Notice will be published five con­
Clackamas
7:30 P M 6 SO P M
Eie
eCieek
s
«5
A
M
4
*5
P
M
Oregon during spring vacation. The
secutive weeks in the Eastern Clack-
Carver
2 «0 P M 7:00 P M
Barton
s 55 A M 4 65 P M
Berton
J;w9 P M 7 25 P. JJ
an as News, Estacada, Oregon.
Carve.
0 20 A M 5 20 P M.
singers will leave Corvallis March
EefleCreekJ IS P. M ' J5 P. M
Clackama
S JO A M 5:30 P M
_ « A L T E R L. TOOZE Sr., Register.
Ar. Eatacsoa J JO A M 7:50 P M
21 in two busses chartered for the
Ar Portland
10:00 A. M 6 00 P M
E V E R Y DAY
trip. Regular stops will be made in
The Dalles. Pendleton, La Grande.
CONSTABLE SALE
Baker, Union, and Hood River where
concerts and sntertainments will be
The following described personal
given.
property will be sold at the George
Additional stops will be made at
Armstrong place in Lower Garfield,
Hot Lake. Arlington, and Umatilla.
Monday, March 16, 1925. at 10 A.
At Hot Lake the club will hava the
M., to-writ:
use of the swimming pool and the
One black and white male hog. both
hot mineral bathe. In Arlington
jars off. weight 130 lb*. ; 1 black
they will be the guesta of tho Cham­
and white sow,
weight 125 lba.;
ber o f Commerce at ite weekly
1 sandy male hog, weight 120 lbe.;
luncheon.
t black and w-hite male hog, weight
Forty men are to make the trip
125 lbe.; twhite male hog. wreight
this year— 30 of the regular mem­
! 50 lbs.; 1 white sow, weight
bers o f the club, an eight piece or­
160 lbs.; 1 white male hog.weight,
chestra, and the director and the
<0 lbs.; 1 black and white sow.
manager. The Glee club has made
weight. 175 lbe.;
1 black sow,
several trips of this kind to different
weight, 150 lbe.;l black sow, all
parts o f the state and on each occa­
four feet white, weight, ISO lbs.;
sion was well received.
1 black sow. left hind foot whita.
weight 120 lba.
O p * n fr o m 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. S a tu rd a y », o p e n to 8 p. m
W. A. Kemp of Portland arrived
First publication March 5, 1925.
Tuesday and will be employed by the
Last publication March 12, 1925.
Estacada
:
Electric Lumber and Mfg. Ce. as
Oregon
By order o f ConsUble D. M.
head sawyer.
Marshall, Estacada, Oregon.
MORTICIAN
and EMBALMER
ESTACADA
Christian Church Services
Estacada. Oregon
by the
JOSEPH E. GATES
H O L D GOODS
Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing
GIVE US A TRIAL
FURNITURE-Beds,
Mattresses, Stoves,
Dining RoomTables
Satisfaction Guaranteed
We have no Agents.
Phone 70-1
NEW AND SECOND HAND
Family Wash a Specialty!
Prompt Service at Right Price
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E A R L L A FORGE,
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The “SQUARE DEAL” BARBER
X
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Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Hall, Props.
Estacada’» leading tonsorial artist
Ï
HAIR CUT 35c
SHAVE 15c
All other work at Popular Prices
First class work at second class prices
MOTTO: "LIVE AND LET LIVE"
Successor to ‘SAILING INN’
Good Food Cooked Right
Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty
BATHS
Open from 6:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.
BROADWAY, NEXT TO LINN'S INN
OUR SAVINGS DEPOSITS
H
AVE NOW REACHED THE HIGH-
est point in the history of the Bank.
This speaks well for the financial progress
of the commnnity and also for the service w e
are endeavoring to render.
Open a Savings Account and Grow
With Us.
«
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ESTACADA STATE BANK
r FERTILIZERS
PORTLAND - RARVER - ESTACADA STAG E S
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
H. C, GOHRING Prop.
☆
Sealed C h a s s is
The Buick "Sealed Chassis”! From
front to rear, a continuous wall o f iron
and steel housings behind which the
Buick driving units operate. D irt and
wear kept out— lubrication kept ini
Only Buick has all o f this protection.
Another big reason why the Buick
name is a synonym for reliability—
and why there are more than a mil«
lion Buick owners.
FU - 1*4
Whm Belter Automobiles Aro
B oi
It,
Baick Will Build Th«a
Beef, M utton, Veal and hogs Bought
☆
J1
Cascade Motor Co.
WILCOX BROS., Props.
ESTACADA.
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OREGON
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