EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925
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I or navy of the United States during
' any war in which the United States
(For Publication)
has been engaged; said entryman
Department of the Interior, United was
States Land Office. Portland, ] death. unmarried at the time of his
Oregon, March 18th, 1925.
further noti
To heir* of John H. Walker, de fied You that are, the therefore,
said allegations will
ceased, of Estacada. Oregon, Con- be
taken as confessed, and your said
testees:
entry will be canceled without fur
You are heraby notified that Robert ther right to be heard, either before
Casey, who gives 2087 East Madison this office or on appeal, if you fail
St. Portland, Oregon, as his post-of to. file in this office within twenty
fice address, did on March 2nd, 1925, days after the FOURTH publica-
file in this office his duly corrobora ! tion of this notice, as shown below,
ted application to contest and secure your answer, under oath, specifically
the cancellation of Homestead Entry ' responding to these allegations of
No. 07292, Serial No.07292 made contest, together with due proof
June 29th, 1922, by John H. Walker, that you have served a copy of your
now deceased, for NWVi of NE1* answer on the said contestant either
Section 31, Township 3 South, Range in person or by registered mail.
5 East, Willamette, Meridian, and as You should state in your answer
grounds for his contest he alleges the name of the postoffice to which
that said John. H. Walker died in the you desire further notices to be
State of Oregon on the 31st day of sent to you.
August, 1924; that at the time of his WALTER L. TOOZE Sr., Register
death he was not engaged in the mil FRANK O. NORTHRUP, Receiver'.
itary or r.aval service of the United Date of first publication March 26,
States during any war in which 1925;
the United States was engaged; that Date of second publication April
since he made said entry on June 2, 1925;
29th, 1922, he had not been engaged Date of third publication, April 9,
or employed in the military or naval 1925;
service of the United States; that he Date of fourth publication April
never made settlement on said land 16, 1926.________________________
or resided thereon before he made
said entry; that he did not reside ' INJURED WHILE AT WORK
upon said land long enough to en
title him to a patent for said land, Zelca Coop of this city met with
and his default therein was not due
to his employment in the military or an accident last Saturday afternoon
naval service of the United States;
cutting logs at the Porter-Cars-
that his heirs are unknown and their while
tens
camp
which resulted in a badly
places of residence are unknown injured ankle.
reported that he
tc contestant and after due and was cutting a log It is which
was several
dilligent inquiry said heirs or their
places of residence cannot be found feet above the ground when it gave
by him; that none of said heirs have
and his ankle was injured in the
ever resided on said land or im j way
fall.
He was removed to the Good
proved or cultivated any part there Samaritan
hospital at Portland, Sat
of. and they hare wholly abandoned
said land for more than six months urday evening for treatment.
immediately preceding the beginning
of this contest; that more than six J. W. Shafford of Portland was
months have elapsed since the death an Estacada visitor last Saturday.
of said entryman; that the absence
of said heirs from said land and
their failure to improve or cultivate Full line of Kalsomine 10c per
aaid land ia not and was not due pound, »t Pointer'!,
11-6 tf
ta their employment ia the arm/
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Mrs. E. Saling was a Portland rr-
visitor last Sunday.
Dance at Carver Saturday night,
Kelly’s six piece orchestra.
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and
STAR CLIMBS STEEP GRADES
DENNY BROIfiEfiS
OAKLAND. March, 1925—Prior
to
made a few days ago
] r by an a attempt
Star Touring car, available
records showed only two cars, both
BARBERS
IHtAII i t much
higher powered, and one driv
Pointer’s for Paints. Wall paper
First
Show
at
7:00
P. 1
BATHS
en by a veteran of the race tracks,
and Window Glass.
5-22tl
that had ever succeeded in climbing Shop on Broadway, Estacada, Or
Mac Dale spent the week-end at Saturday and Sunday the Camp Baldy Road, starting from
the Foothill Boulevard just outside
the home of his family here.
April 4 and 5
Pomona, in Southern California,
rv 1
i j j •
and on up to the famous resort.
Mrs. G. A. Lovell of Purripsville
According t oword received at the
is visiting her daughter in Portland
Durant Motor Company here, the j
this week,
r
Star touring car has couquered these
Chris Johnson and Chris Klinker
grades practically without an offort. PIPE and FITTINGS
•'T H E
of George were in Oregon City, Sat
The road is known as one of the
Get our prices before you buy
most deceptive hills in the state.
urday on business.
The Star was a stock model, and Dryer Pipes Made to O rder
Mrs. Harold Wooster of Camp 8 You won’t know what real the event was officially witnessed
For Sheet Iron work,
by an observation party from Pomo
spent a few days |n E«tac»r)a vis ««re*n
entertainment
1 » 'till
repairs, soldering and
iting friends and relatives.
you’ve seen vital, flashing na, under Chief of Police A. W.
plumbinp, call at the
Negri as a Gypsy dancing girl Lyter of Pomona, and formed by
romantic melodrama of three photographers, three news AMES SHOP
Say, men, why shave yourselves, in 17th this century
Spain. A Para
men, and a dozen automobile
when you can get a first class shave,
MAIN STREET.
mount picture made to the paper
including a peek-phgVB fpr 15c at highest known standard xyi^Tj- men,
oui regard to cost.
Starting the Camp Baldy grade,
the “Square Deal’’ barber shop! I t
the first obstacle is a three mile
Mr. and Mrs. Geraald Wilcox
straightaway, on which the grades
r
Pathe News
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
average from three to five per cent,
¡L
Mrs. Guy Smith in St. Johns.
small grade. However, this proves
COM EDY
downfall of practically nny car,
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Miss Ssther Garbe of Portland
for
because
of the long steady pull,
was a visitor in Estacada pver the
i
practically
every car trying the
B ro a d w a y G a ra g e
FIRE ALARM AROUSES
week-end.
hill boil in the attempt, and so is in
FIRE DEPARTM ENT no condition to tackle the grades
H E N R Y B O H N , E s te n t
Mr. and Mrs. John Closner visited
that are better than 12 per cent
at the home of Mrs. Closner’s Saturday evening shortly after six throughout
proper,
mother, Mrs. Weller, n Portland o’clock the Estacada Fire department j The Star the car climb
was
by a
was called into action by an alarm ! “rank amateur,’’ E. B. driven
last Sunday.
Ross,
of fire turned in from the F. J. Har- manager of Star car sales sales
for
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hannah of kenrider home where an overheated | Woodworth
Chief Lyter Seaman & Bullarii
Portland spent Sunday at the home stove pipe had ignited the wall pa : removed (he Brothers.
shift lever, after
of Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Hannah.
All Grade* of
per where the pipe entered the chim I the high geur gear
was placed in mesh,
ney,
Maurice Ely who has been spend Quick action on the part of those and retained the shifting bar in
SHINGLES
his posession until he checked the
ing his college vacation at home re- close
at
hand
made
it
possible
to
Star
in
at
the
summit.
| turned to 0. A. C. last Sunday to extinguish the blaze with a bucket
-
Estacada
The victorious car was then driven Route 2
! resume his studies there.
of water before any serious damage down
the
grade,
and
on
the
straight
F. J. Harkenrider returned to his was M. done..
proved conclusively by main
Sagner escaped what might away
home here this week after spending have
tained
speed that it was of
been a bad injury when the standard high
a week in Portland. Mr. Harkenri- hose cart
gear
1 .0 . O F .
he was towing behind a In Southern ratio.
drove to Eugene during that time, rapidly moving
California
this
climb,
Estafada
Lotld.c
car jerked him out coming on the heels of the now
of
the
machine
and
threw
him
in
No.
175.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
famous Waterman Canyon climb,
Mrs. L. C. Posson, Sunday were Mr. front of the cart. The wheels passed j has
Meets every Saturday evening in
attracted wide attention.
their lodge room, corner of Hi .<>1
and Mrs. Cornwell of Seattle and over part of his body before the cart
way and Third streets. Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Steuben and son of came to a stop and the accident re TO ATTEND GRAND LODGE
brothers
are always welcome.
sulted
in
a
badly
bent
cart
wheel
Portland.
Orin
Ballou,
N. G.
with Sagner able to continue on to Delegates elected by the I. O. O.
J.
K.
Ely,
Secretary,
Robert J. McCracken of Portland the scene of the fire.
F. Lodge No. 175, to be held at Ash
was inE stacada last week in the The prompt arrival of this volun land, Oregon, beginning the 20th of
interests of the Pacific States Fire teer organization again proves to the May,are Brothers Harvey Gilgan, J.
insurance Company.
people of this community the effi H. Tracy and C. P. Johnson. The
ciency of such a department.
Rebekah’s delegates are Mrs. Susie
AMERICAN
Bargains—Good wall paper 25c Robert Morton of Seattle was in Kitching, Mrs. Lydia McConnnell
per roll. Ten patterns to select Estacada this week visiting his moth and Mrs. Katherine Jones.
LEGION
from, at Pointer’s.
11-6 tf er, Mrs. W. J. Moore, and brother, Dance at Carver Saturday night,
AND
T. H. Morton. Mr. Morton is on Kelly’s six piece orchestra.
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AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
The Oddfellows, Rebekahs and his way to California at this time.
Meets First & Third Mondays
Patriarchs are planning on holding
I. O. O. F. HALL
a celebration in honor of the 106th
Third Street and Broadwuy
H O W ’S T H IS ?
ESTACADA
year of Oddfellowship, the evening
Estacada, Oregon,
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE will
of April 25.
do w hat we claim for It—rid your system
WOOD AND FUEL
S. .E. L A W R E N C E, P. C
of
C
atarrh
or
Deafness
caused
by
YARD
Say, folks, do you know that Earl C atarrh.
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con
La Forge , the “Square Deal” bar sists
4-foot and 16-inch lengths
of an Ointment which Quickly
Any girl in trouble may r
the catarrhal Inflammation, and
ber is still giving ladies, gentlemen Relieves
Leave orders at O. E. C ulver's
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
I
murucate
with Ensign Lee oi
Second
Hand
Store
on
Main
St.
and children the best haircuts in the
acts
through
Blood on
the Mucous
Surfaces,
thus the assisting
to restore
nor
or Phone 24-5 - Quick Service ¡Salvation Army, at the W lr
town for 35c? So why pay more mal
conditions.
H. R. STUBBE, Mgr.
i Shield Home. 565 Mayfair Avi
Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears.
elsewhere?
T. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.
»lPortland, Oregon.
S. E. Wooster, W. F. Cary and H.
C. Stephens went to Oregon City
last Tuesday to represent the Eas
tern Clackamas Community Club in
regard to the question of paving the
River Road.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chandler
and daughter who have been residing
in the W. F. Cary house at the cor
ner of Sixth street and Broadway,
moved to Portland last week, Where
Mr. Chandler is employed, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. W. Smith will reside
in the house vacated by them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ditter and
daughter, owners of the store for
merly known as Shannahan’s, and
Mr. and Mrs. G. B Clarke of Port-
landwere guest s at the Estacada
Hotel last week end.
J. C. Wright, who was injured last
Thursday at the Electric sawmill, is
reported to be doing as well as
could be expected. Mr. Wright
suffered five fractured ribs and a
fractured collar bone, and will be
confined to the hospital for several
SU IT CASES
TIES
weeks.
HATS
HOSE
J. A. Irvin and H. C. Knowles of
TROUSERS
LEATHER VESTS
Portland were in Estacada last
OVERALLS
DRESS
AND WORK SHIRTS
Monday on business. These men
SHOES,
OXFORDS
are engaged in the making of garage
AND HIKING BOOTS
doors and have recently moved their
plant to Portland from Albany.
Miss Reliance Moore returned to
Gro
Monmouth, Sunday, where she will
resume her studies at the Oregon
normal.
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CARD ________
OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Estacada
Fire Company for their promptness
in answering to an alarm when our
house caught fire last Saturday
evening.
F. J. Harkenrider and Family.
NOTICE
To be sold for storage at Cascade
Garage, Estacada, Oregon, on April
11th, 1925, at the hour of 2:00
o'clock p. m. One Dodge Touring
car. Model 1917, Motor No. 6176»;
1923 license No. 67687.
CASCADE MOTOR COMPANY.
3-2*-4-2
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