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Ni'trtiî Eaatrnt Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V o l u m e 18, ESTACADA, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925 N u m b e r 29 GEORGE ITEMS PROFESSIONAL CARDS. The George grange held its regu- ■ ■— ■ lar meeting last Saturday night ------------------------------------- - with a good attendance. W. W. RHODES Easter Services and a program O S T E O P A T H IC were given in the church on Easter PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Sunday. Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, Mrs. Robert Miller has been quite sick recently but is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. Maxwell and Miss F )R . G. F. M1DFOKD ‘"'P H Y S I C I A N a n d s u r g e o n . Emma Paulsen from Portland were K R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted visiting at the home o f their parents, OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets Mr. a n d Mrs. Peter Paulsen, over Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections ; Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Otto Jannsen and baby were CHAS. P. JOHNSON guests o f Mrs. Held on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rath and son D E N T IS T i Harry and Carl Rath went to Port- EVENING W ORK BY APPOINTMENT Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 ! land Monday to attend the funeral of their niece, Pauline Wurms. She Estacada Oregon. , batj gone to New York to study mu DR DK sic and was brought home sick and ; died in Portland, April 8. DR. H A R R Y L. C H A N D L E R C H IR O PR A C TO R Ed. Harders and mother and Mrs. 535 MORGAN BUILDING Weisenfluh were guests of Mr. and BROADWAY AND WASH. HOURS PORTLAND, O R E G O N 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. Mrs Peter Ruhl and family, Sun- day evening. Mrs. Henry Johnson entertained EBY, fo r dinner on her birthday, April 9, o . n ATTO RN EY A T LAW . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and chil- General Practice. Confidential Ad- j dren, Mrs. Beatson and daughter, viser. Oregon City, Oregon. ! Marion, and a cousin from Portland, ----------- -------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinker and son W IL L IA M WALLACE SMITH Elmer and Chris Klinker. A T T f lR M F Y A T ATTORNE I AW C arl L ‘ n8 iS h e lP in * M r’ R e d le ‘ man p ortland build a home for party 0n the Columbia River high- ■------ ----------— --------------------------------- i way near Troutdale. Miss Flora Lins who is working in § E. WOOSTER j Portland spent Easter Sunday with Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, j her mother and brothers. Frank Howard and Mr. and Mrs Rentals, ! Hackaney attended Pomona Grange Farm Loans a Specialty. | at New Era last Wednesday, M a s o n ic B l d g . E stacad a , O re . j a Telephone Estacada, Ore. THE FIRE INSURANCE. London Lancashire Fire ins. Co. Keep your policy in our Fire Proof Vault, free o f charge. H. C. S TE P H E N S A gent . BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP Yt BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O. ESTACADA, OREGON Neat, Durable w ork Guaranteed Have the soles sewed on yolir dress shoes with a HOT W A X M A C H I N E A. R. DAItLKE, Estacada PORTLAND’S .MOST REAS ONABLE EATING HOUSE STATE - M il 213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon Our M otto: “ Price, Quality and Quantity. Hemstitching and Dressmaking MRS. W. A. WILCOX Third and Zobrist Sts. ESTACADA NOTICE TUBULAR BACKBONE One of the most remarkavle feat- ures o f the now famous tubular backbone built by the Durant engi- neers in the new Durant cars, as well as in star cars also, is just coming to light with many reports o f car performance erformance that that have have haen been received by the Durant ConVpany o f California, according to word j received by Mr, Cary, the local I dealer, Through the rigidity o f the frame ■ made possible by by the tubular I backbone, which prevents ‘swerving’ I o f the frame, greater road speed can be held, and longer tire milage have proven two o f the biggest feat ures o f tubular backbone construc tion. The fact that wheels dropping in- j to holes in the road would cut road speed materially, or that it would shorten tire life, did not become ap- ' parent fo r Bsome time, until many tests had been made on many occa sions by owners and by engineers in I terested in Durant performance. "This fact,” says Mr. Cary, “ ib provng immensely valuable to us in . pointing out the feature provided ! by the tubular backbone. The fact that the backbone prevents weaving o f the frame has been demonstra- ! ted in a good many ways, but it is ! just revealed that tire mileage and road speed are bettered by the same construction that helps the life of the whole automobile “ When a car drops into an aver age hole or rut in the road, the onjy I reaction the owner gets is a jar in the steering wheel and in the car. However, something else takes place; the wheel, either front or back, may drop as much as eight inches, or perhaps ten, into the hole, | with a resultant check on the speed o f the car, which must be taken up by increased pressure on the motor to maintain speed, and the wheel and \ tire are dealt a terrible blow. “ It can easily be seen that the ac- tion brought out by running over I unpaved roads, or over ruts or cordu- hardly favorable either to the car or tires. And, in direct contrast, it casn easily be seen that anything done to strengthen the frame against weaving will cheek these harmful actions. “ It has been proven time and time again that it is impossible to drop a car, equipped with the tubular back bone, into a hole deeper than six inches at the outside, with any one o f its wheels. The wheel simply does not go any further down to strike the oottom o f the hole, “ It is then simple enough to point out how life o f the tires as well as life o f the car, is increased, and road speed increased also, by the fact that the jars the car received in traveling over rough roads are i not as severe as they would other wise be.,” R. G. Marchbank has purchased the Clifton Garage at Carver and will handle Chevrolet.Buick and used cars o f all kinds.. He states thot all work will be sent out with a guar- pnt«#. p’ m” .^°“ nty, Jud* e Harvey E. Cross will be the principal speaker. It is hoped that a good attendance may be present at this time for no doubt the question o f paving the River Road will be discussed and all those residing in this part o f the county should be particularly terested in this vital matter. R. Thomas Carter, U. S. Forest supervisor, will also give a talk on forestry. CLACKAMAS NEWS fl.SO YR. SPRINGWATER NEWS LOCAL NEWS See “ A Womanless Wedding Fri- day night. It _______ FOR hauling or moving see H. „ c o ,o ofl R.Stubbe or phone 24-5. 3-19-26 Lester Rivers, the six year old ---------- son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Rivers Coming April 25 and 26 at the of Barton, was injured last Sun- Gem theatre. “ Midnight Express” . E There was a short program con- sisting o f music and recitations at \ the church Easter Sunday. There were not many in attendance owing to so much sickness The neighborly club met with ------------- Mrs. Grable last Wednesday with Tko _____ , ,r , seventeen ladies present. The The City council met luesday. next meeting will be at the home of April 14 in the city hall with Mrs. Slnbley on the second Wednes- M ayor Stephens presiding and HOLDS SESSION bay about 12:45 P. M. when he was struck by a coupe driven by R o y fl|e y e rs 0f Eagle Creek. Mr. Meyers and W. A. Smith had just left Eagle Creek to go to the Clackamas hatchery when about half way between Eagle Creek and Barton, close to the Rivers’ home, they saw the car driven by M. C. Glover stop and allow several children who had been attending Sunday school to alight. Mr. Meyers apparently (jjj not see the Rivers’ boy get 0ut and start around behind the' p r ,F “ V aS, ° t0 A m representative of the Sandy oouncilmen J. F. Lovelace, U. S. Portland last Tuesday Morning. I creamery was calling in this virir. m „ , ' ---------- ity one day last week. th Morgan and J, Osborne present. Bob Cooke was a Portland visitor Earl Day hurt his hand quite Recorder Dale being absent, U. last Monday. gfnelyatWthe r o X q u a rry “ d° " key S’ Mo,'pan wa3 appointed to act The county nurse" and dentist as recorder, Dance at Carver Saturday night, The minutes of the last regular Kelly’s six piece orchestra. * were at the school last Thursday ex- amining the teeth of the pupils. .. , , . , Mrs. Wiley Howell has 200 baby meeting and two special meetings A crew of men are at work now chicks which she purchased from were read and approved and the building additional cable lines from the Oregon Corvallis hatchery. e n , , l The first warm spring days had a fol*<’Wing bills were presented: Cazadero to Camp 8. . — ------------- very bad effect on a number o f our A. G. Ames, tapping water main boys causing them to play “ hookey” « 1 . d v * d •*. , ,, , , Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunlop o f from school on Wednesday. There ^ ** ** » city nail light, Garfield were Portland visitors, | were five of them. $ 2; Est. Tel. and Tel. Co., 30cts. Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Howell visited the Shib- p p p ¡;(TLta * 9 1 . ley home on Thursday. “ • *• UO., City lights, $ 21, Mrs, E. S. Womer has been quite Mrs George Perry returned home ' Krebs Bros., dog tags, $ 4 .6 8 ; ill during the past week. °" Friday from Grants Pass where Continental Pine Co 4, 90 02- Wm she had been vifeitmg Mr. Perry who I r , Pe u o ., *> W m Glover car to Cross the road, Dale, salary, $ 15; J. Denning, Mrs J. R. Hughes was a P o r t la n d is working there. The child seemingly becam e visitor la s t Tuesday. r," *• ? ,h ' kev * “ - confused upon hearing the signal Four new members were given the Ket leather, $ 2.60; J. L. Dear- of the approaching auto, hesitat Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Gibbs are mov- first and second degrees and two dorff 74 hours labor $ 37' VV H ,, ! , ’ . , 1' ed and then started diagonally ing their household effects to their were given the third and fourth. new home in Washougal today. , .®pyi*)Kwater will have another itchie, 8i hours labor, $ 44. across in front of the oncoming _______ tair th,s *aU» 80 everyone should Motion made by Osborne, second- car, Mr, Meyers applied the Good fun and good music at the ‘aY ’ihis annuaiinfairn0WAn lx- ed by Lovelace that all'bills as brakes, locking the wheels which Womanless Wedding F r i d a y hibits are to be judged this year and approved be ordered paid and It ribbons given in the adult class, whle caused the car to skid. The right night. a number of cash prizes are to be warrants drawn for the same. fender struck the boy and hurled Don't Motion carried. All members of the Estacada En- given in the Junior class. him a distance before he was ;ampment are urged to be present forget the date, September 18. A communication from the P. Mr. Shearer and Mr. Horner Sr. thrown to the pavement uncon-[ at the meeting next Tuesday even attended the Pomona grange meeting E. P. Co, in regard to the exten ing. A feed has been planned. at New Era last Wednesday'. scious. Mrs. Grace Dorais and children sion of the present street lighti ng Those near at hand quickly' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell and son spent the past week with her moth iine out Broadway was read and placed him in the Meyers’ car and Helen Beaver o f Sandy were er, Mrs. John Seaquest who has been the estimate given was $ 162.05. quite ill, and he was brought to Estacada Sunday guests o f Mr, and Mrs. and Mabel Wil- Floyd L. Mack of Gresham placed cox were Sunday visitors at the Mo- where Dr. Midford examined him James Denning. the cost at$ 130. No funds are ----------- ger home and in order to be near the doctor Mr. Fred Horner o f Dodge will The two Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Mo- available at this time and the he was taken to the hotel. be one o f the soloists at the wedding an$ ,Carl Howell enjoyed the radio service at the F. Madden matter was placed on the table. Mnnfi av nftprnnnn hp waa tak- Monday aiternoon ne was tax Friday evening, home on Good Friday. A discussion as to the steps en to a Portland hospital where * Among the many on the sick list necessary to carry on the work *. rpnoripii nn ex a m in a tion The L. T. L. o f the M. E. church at this time are the Shibley and 11 was reported an examination will meet next Saturday afternoon I Mildred Glossner and the ! of Annexation followed. Accord- revealed no broken bones and he at the church at 2:30 p. m „ ’ ; at the John S^uesthorrie on Sun- ! " g * * * laW was brought home. Russel Sequest and family were legal voters casting ballots for Offiicals were in Estacada last ; day, LEGION WILL SHOW “ THE the office of mayor at the last city Tuesday checking on all out o f ! Mise Madden, Mrs. McDonald and MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY” state cars. j Mrs. Carl Howell were calling on election must sign a petition ask- ---------- 1 Mrs. Archie Howell, Friday afer- ng that said territory be allowed J. E. Gates o f Gresham was in Es- | noon.. The story of “ The Man With to come in. It was suggested out A Country ” has gone around tacada, Tuesday, looking after his that such petitions be placed in business interests here. »sr sss& 'SLjrx* the world for in it is the spirit of America concisley and clearly put the essence of America’s great contribution to world civilization, the concept of the people and the flag. In a fit of passion a man forswears his flag and renounces his nation thereby; and there comes upon him a great darkness of the soul and he finds no lights to guide. A long and empty lifetime remains to him in which tQ mQurn tfae thi|)K he loat. This picture will be shown at the Gem theatre, Friday, April 24, both in the afternoon and evening under the auspices of the Carl Douglass Post. POMONA GRANGE MEETS A most enjoyable meeting of the Clackamas County District Pomona Grange was held at New Era with Warner Orange No. 117 on April 8. Following the morning busines session a bountiful dinner was served. The afternoon session was taken up with routine busi ness, resolutions and discussions and memorial services for six sisters of the Grange. A resolution favoring the re peal of the millage tax on the University of Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural College was passed, also the cabinet commiss- jon form 0f state government, Over 250 patrons attended this meeting and a class of 35 candi dates were given the fifth degree COMMUNITY CLUB TO at the evening session. HEAR JUDCE CROSS A program consisting of read- At the meeting of the }ng( gketchesand music was giv- Eastern Clackamas Community Club , n th e entertaining Grange. To all stockholders in the Esta cada Telephone and Telegraph Com pany, whereas a regular meeting was mmwm on march 127 1926. and an as- Beta < sessment was levied on each share In the iam of ten cenu per ehare, which will be held in the Estacada •*id. paid on th# high school. Friday, April 24. at 8 23At w&ch time all assessments not paid, shall be considered delinquent. and the shares subject to sale as provided by law. (Signed) THOMAS YOCUM, ALVA SMITH MAUD SMITH 4-9-16 23 Board o f Directors. CHiLD RUNDOWN $1.50 P er Y ear J _______ ______________ The peopl# o { Zion community meet Wednesday morning. April 22, to clean the cemetery. All who aj.g interested in having Mt. Zion cemetery cared for, are invited to come and bring your dinner. G R O W E R S A T T E N T IO N EL WOOD ITEMS the offices of S. E. Wooster and Mrs. S. E. Wooster spent Thurs W. F. Cary. Mrs. Monte Vallen and baby re- day and Friday visiting relatives and h ^ lr o m 'p o r U a n d ^ S u id a " ; After a discussion regarding a friends in Portland. wherp they ha(, be<jn ^ ^ ^ cleanup day for the city a motion An extra train has been put on weeks caring for her sister, Mrs. was made by Osborne to the ef- this week to handle the logs now Effie , Brown , feet that all residents be given being sent out by the Porter-Carsten ad the t h / presence n ™ p Chfi8t? . , er y' due n 0tice 29 th e ed o f the ttnr following . •. th a * t a fte r Logging Camp. relatives over Saturday and Sun- ^ dumping ground be Mr. and Mrs Ernes Boylan closed and that steps be taken to Robert and Dorothy, the children day: o f Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Snyder o f Bittner and Elenor and Mr. and cover it after that date. Terrace Addition have been quite Mrs. Will Pahl of Sandy. The question as to who should ill for sometime from an attack of ? t;S, Vuaneu’ ^ I'n8 !'ielIie Valkn pay for several loads of gravel and Michajah V alien listened to an influenza. Easter program, Friday P. M., over which had been placed on the Guests at the Dillon home over the radio at the home of L. P. El- alley back of the boulevard was the week-end were Mr. and Mrs Lee lliott. discussed but no definite action Dillon and children and Mr. Will Jonny Swartz o f Portland spent was taken. Dillon and daughter, Betty, o f Port a few days at the Moehnke home A healed argument took place land iast week. between a member of the council Mr. and Mrs. John Park, Mrs. J. W. Dowty o f Eagle Creek was aF. N. Cadanau and Avis, attended and the night marshall. And in Estacada last Tuesday and spent the Easter exencises at the church, following this the mayor ftnd a few hours visiting his friend Gidd Sunday, and were dinner guests at ’ members of the CO Jncil expressed Krigbaum o f Garfield. the home of Mrs. Matt Park. their ideas of the present situa- Friends o f Mr. John Phillips who tio „ re>iarc|inR particularly the Mrs. Barney Schoenberg was in formerly lived here were sorry to , Estacada last week shopping. Mrs. hear o f his death at Promise, Ore- Sa ar^‘ Schoenberg has resided at one of gon, Sunday. Following this J. Denning, ti e the Porter-Carsten camps for sev Elsie, Laura and Dora Meibs of night marshall, handed to t h e eral months. Oregon City spent Easter at the council his written resignation, > together with a bill for $46.67 Considerable excitement prevailed parental home. in Estacada last Monday evening home with bronchitis. salary due for April. A mot.on when officers were informed that The Easter program given at the m ade Lovelace, seconded by the new Chevrolet touring car church was well attended and eu- Osborne that said resigation be belonging to C. A. Norris had been accepted. Motion carried. No stolen from hi sgarage. Telephone joyed. Walter Cox and Miss Sarah Roe action w as taken in hiring a city messgaes were sent out to several of the surrounding towns asking that came ou* from Portland, Sunday marshall, the officials be on the lookout for 1 A motion made by Osborne RACE TRACK HABITUE this car .Later in the evening it CAPTURED BY CAMERA that meeting adjourn carried. was found out that the car had j been taken by some youngsters but j Universal’s latest all star piction, “ Riders Up,” to be shown at the it was finally returned. Liberty theatre commencing April “ TO THE LADIES ” 21 and 22, was adapted from the TO BUILD ANOTHER COWING TO GEW Red Book Magazine story, ‘“ When LONG DISTANCE CIRCUIT Johnny Comes Marching Home,” by ---------- Gerald Beaumont. It is a story of James Cruze, the producer wl 0 According to Manager T. V. Yan- race-track life, and the hero is a created " The Covered Wagon,” ney o f the Pacific Telephone and Hollywood ” and " Buggies of Telegraph Company o f Oregon City r, ™ e " ‘ "Jed a new long distance circuit between trac)< anj ita ble attaches being Ke<1 ^ a P’ al1 m onum ental I ara Portland and Estacada will noon be shown as atmosphere. Creighton mount picture triumphs, comes r -.,-» ,„ :,u <• t . » u , i •» installed. The line will be complet Halo, George Cooper, Robert Brow- Fo tht L ad les ed about June first, and will cost er. Kate Price and Edith Yorke are t o t n e fr0 n t Wlth in the cast which Irving Cummings another production which doubt- approximately 13500. The long who has directed some o f Univer- |egs w j|| ,iUp|icate th e 3UCcess distance business from Estacada has sals diirtffvti AuccpsHes made ; The «tory in that of a youth who achieved by itn p r icleceasors, increased so greatly in the last two Thj3 pict „ re will be shown at years that this extension has been drifted onto the racetrack after say- in* goodbye to his widowed mother . - planned to give this end of the and his sister ¡n a little New En^- the (jem theatre, Saturday and county better long distance service. land village They believed him en. Sunday evenings, April 18 and gaged in a big business venture and Bargains—Good wall paper 25c are waiting anxiously for him to 19. Don’ t forgot the berry grow- per roll. Ten patterns to select ^ pc hi* oh made promUe to com* EAGLE CREEK SERVICES April from, at Pointer’s. 11-6 t f Finally he has a lucky day and 16. Mr, Long of O. A. C. will ■ ■ ■■ ------------- prepares to keep his promise but Sun lay School at 10, preaching at 11 be present. Everybody come. FOR SALE- One Jersey cow plirhhl fo,,k.an fc*«ed * ,"7 « / T A. M. in the Baptist church by Rev. er3 meeting on Thursday, J. G. Haym an, Sec, Pete Maizanini, K.verMili, 4-23 u J r iS , Ralph C. Jones.