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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS,THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925. the »park jump the gap and the wider the gap the higher thevolt- age. flower, if the gap is widened I k voltage is automatically in- reused, and if it goes high enough ill cause a failure in the ignition oil and will require a new unit which is la th e r expensive. Many drivers anil not a few mc- ..mies, have found that an engine which will not run properly while while idling due to leaky v ahes or some other cause, will run fine if the spark gap is widened, but hey are merely relieving the diffi- ulty for a time at the expense of the electrical system, insead of find ing the real cause of the trouble and correct it at the source.— From the Chevrolet Motor Company. Eastern C lackam as N ew s Entered at the postoffice in Estaeada, Oregon, as second-class mail. Published every Thursday at Estaeada, Oregon by the ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY. A CORPORATION. S u b s c r ip t io n R ates Î1.50 .is; One year Six months THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925. ^ g ^ cçinmiTTniTLigiL.: r : 5jáW A BIBLE THOUGHT J T T - F O R today « I Bible Thouifh*. momonxe.1, r i l P’~Jva I p ric e le » h crit*trc in a fte r ; ear*- Blessed are they which are persecu ted for righteousness’ sake: tor theirs is the kingdom of heaven. — Matt 5: 10. r* ^ ITUATED IN THE CITY OF ESTACADA, AND WE TRUST YOU ARE ALL PROUD OF US. THE MAN- ( 7 * ' AGE M E N T, OF COURSE, DOES NOT EXPECT ALL TO PATRONIZE US AS THAT WOULD BE UN REASONABLE. BUT IN ORDER TO HOLD AND MAIN TAIN OUR HIGH GRADE SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC WE MUST HAVE YOU ALL BOOST AND SPEAK A GOOD WORD TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS WHEN THEY V IS ITE S - TACADA. AND W E ’LL KNOW THAT YOU JU ST CAN’T AFFORD TO NOT HA VE THIS HOTEL OPEN AND GO ING ALL THE TIM E. SAY, THE DOORS HAVE NEVER BEEN LOCKED NOR TH E FIRES OUT SINCE WE TOOK OVER TH E MANAGEMENT,. WE ALWAYS WELCOME YOU WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE. THINK THIS OVER. DOES IT MEAN ANYTHING? BOOST. ¡RE ALARM CALLS OUT DEPARTMENT A chimney burning out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ste phens last Friday noon summoned the Estaeada volunteer fire depart ment out in another record break ing run. No damage was done to the home as the fire was confined to the chimney. Mrs. Stephens had just gone to the train to meet a guest, Mrs. J. j H. Rust of Boise, Idaho, who an nounced to her hostess as she alighted from the train, “ your the generator should be adjusted house is on fire!’’ accordingly by one who is experi enced in doing this kind of work. COMMITTEE MAKES PLANS ft is easy to know when generator adjustm ent Is required, for the A meeting of several of the mem battery will tel! you all about it. Give your battery a hydrometer test bers of the floral committee ap every two weeks. If you find the pointed by the president of the battery fully charged and re-quiring Eastern Clackamas Community only a little distilled- water, every ( !ub was heid Monday afternoon in thing is all right. If at the end of successive two weeks’ periods you the office of S. E. Wooster. Plans ere made to award prizes this find the battery p e r s is te n t ly .o u t of wei water, w atcr’ it n 1S is an indication tnajcation that tne the . vea year to the best kept and most ar- „„v if i“ t?5 *iU?p tistic yard in the city and for the P i™ * too mu<* electricity and if of cut flowerg crown allowed to continue will result in best selection oi cut nowers grown serious danger to the battery. If, on in the country and exhibited at the the other ^hand, you^ find the^battery annual Labor Day celebration. persistently undercharged the gen to enter erator should be adjusted to supply , . All persons who , desire , nioro current. this contest are asked to register at It is im portant for the driver to ¡the offlce of Mr. Wooster so that follow instructions fully when ad- I the committee may keep a record justing the gap on the sspark plugs. ;lf those taking part. Work on this A high voltage is required to make , may begi„ at once. F urthe r details -------------------------------------------- : ■__ i regard to this will be explained .t the meeting of the club, Friday ! evening . The districts Included in this contest are Springwater, Eagle ('reek, Currinsville, Garfield and ( Estaeada. The committee making hese plans are Mrs. S. E. Wooster, hairman, Mrs. W. J. Moore, Mrs. J A .G. Ames, Estaeada; Mrs. H. A. JU ST THE RIGHT TIME | I.aBarre, Garfield, Mrs. J. R. and RIGHT KIND TO PLANT Hughes, Currinsville; and Mrs. Pe- AT THIS TIME : ter Ericksen, Springwater. THE ESTACADA HOTEL TWENTY OUT OF EVERY , 100,000 MEET THEIR DEATH ON HIGHWAY whether or not the whole system is functioning properly. It will tell you if one of the headlights is out; it will tell you if there is a short cir in the line; it will warn you in Twenty out of every 100,000 a cuit moment if the generator fails to perons in the United States weie function. An understanding glance killed during 1923 in motor vehicle at the ammeter every tw enty miles accidents on public highways or so is a trouble saver of great im according to the report of the Na- | portance. and tional Conference on street and W working'lirmierlv nron- highway safety f ! e r ly / th c little 'hand moves over to a Of — these -------- --------------- fatalities only - two I c cer e r t a ain i n s p o t o n tkn t h e charrin» charging side and evry twenty occurred at railroad ther0 jt invariably rests— varying in rroKsinirs location with the speed of the car ciossings. , 1 11nfji snmethine- troe« wrong in the Fast driving and inattention . ele^ctrical system. If one of the given as the responsible element in i Lea<lli{?HtB goes out the am meter shows a slight increase in the chary the majority of cases George W. Anderson, Judge of ing rate; if the generator fails to the Circuit Court of Massachusetts, function for any reason, the hand swings away over to the discharge discussing this situation in a re side and the daiver knows the whole cent article said: iond is being carried by the bat “ Twenty-five years ago we were tery. The ammeter never showa the struggling strenuously and expen sively, to get rid of railroad grade- full flow of electricity from the gen erator, but it does indicate the crossings because of their obvious amount of electricity that is flowing danger to life and limb. Motor into or out of the battery, hence cars have today made thousands of the importance of the tell-tale cur miles of our city streets, for all rent indicator and its ability to tell what is going on ¡ill along the fine. practical purposes, grade crossings; The layman might ask why it is indeed in many respects, worse than important to know the exact minute grade crossings, for the rail tells us when the generator ceases to fun where the steam engine and cars ction as long as the car will keep on running with the current from the are going, whereas the motor car battery. One im portant reason is is very frequently found where the that if the g enerator fails due to pedestrian does notfairly expect broken leads in our or side, it should be given immediate attention or it it.” will burn out and entail considera DON’T FORGET ABOUT ble expense for repairs. If he also AMERICAN LEGION STARTS T H E BETTER GARDEN YOU knew that a fully charged battery ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN would turn his engine over for 15 CAN HAVE BY USING A minutes in summer but for only five LITTLE OF OUR PORTLAND, Ore. April 15, 1925 minutes or less when the tempera- — “Oregon is ready to hear the ap turo was at zero, the am meter tip peal of the American Legion for niightmight also induce him to crank two classes of sufferers of the the car by hand and thus consrve the World War— the disabled men and energy of the battery. the orphans of fallen veterans,” de The generator is the whole source GET OUR PRICES ON MILL clared George P. Grifflith, comman of supply of electricity and it keepp FEED — IT WILL PAY YOU. der of the Oregon departm ent of the the entire system in opeeration but it requires little, if any attention, Legion. The American Legion campaign from the driver. It is im portant to BARTH O LO M EW for a $5,000.000endowment fund for know that the electrical output of rohibilitation and child welfare, the generator may be varied on and LA W REN CE which has been going on in several Chev rolet cars by what is known states, is now under way in Oregon. as third brush adjustment, for the E staea d a. O regon. It will culminate in an intensive car consumes more electricity in cold drive probably about the last of weather than it does in warm and M in “ The American Legion wants the American Public to have the oppor tunity of helping the Legion help the disabled veterans mid children of men who gave up their lives as a result of their service to the coun HOW OFTEN HAVE Y O U USED YOUR POCKET KNIFE try. “Commander Griffith suid. IN CUTTING FRUIT ON LY TO FIND IT DULLED,STAIN- "Rehabilitation and child welfare ED AND BLACKENED are the two greatest post-war prob lems.They are so closely related TRY ONE OF OUR STAINLESS, STEEL POCKET KNIVES that they are almost one. What THAT REALLY HAS A LASTING KEEN CUTTING EDGE. disabled father has not looked down STAYS SHARPS STA Y S BRIGHT. WILL NOT STAIN, upon the faces of dependent children TARNISH, RUST OR CORRODE. with terror lest they suffer the pangs of privation which his restora T H E K N IFE T H A T W ILL LA ST A L IFETIM E tion to health alone can prevent? Docs not his mental anguish over the fate of little children erect a mat- rial bar to his own reconstruction? p h a r m a c y “ There are 35,000 war orphans, and many times more sick, ailing and disabled ex service men whose lives the war blighted. We cannot do too much for them— our debt can never be fully repaid. The American I.e- ( gion has assumed the obligation of seeing that these two consequences o f the war receive a full measure of justice, but we need the public’s Municipal Terminal Sixth an.i Salmcn Sts.. Phcno Main 7733 assistance to the limit. LINN S INN. fc'ttacada Otegcn "Everywhere the endowment SCHEDULE movement has spread. It has mot Lv. Portltrd 2:00 P M with a hearty reception. 1 know it Lv. Estaeada 0:30 A .M .. 4 30 P. M ' ; • a I i .< 2 30 P M fc-ic e C te # k t? 4$ A M 4 45 P M will meet with that same respons Carver : 40 p m ' X* Z f i B a rro n . 0 55 A M 4 65 P M n Oregn.” B ai lor J , > P. M C « rv«.- 9 20 A M . 5 2 0 P. M . E.i<leCi#ek 3 I 5 P. M ^ President Coolidge is chairman of P- M C la rk a r .a ._ 9 3 0 A M . 5 3 0 P. M Ar. EstauaTa 3 JO A M p *v A r Portland... 1 0 .0 0 A. M 5 0 0 P. M the endowmennt fund and all E V E R Y DAY members of his cabinet have endors ed it Lending men and women of the country in all lines of endeavor are membesr of the national endow ment fund committee. Already the work of organizing state and local endowment fund committees has begun. These com mittees will contain the names of prominent citizens and members of the Legion and Legion Auxilinrv, Commander Griffith said. EARLY SED POTATOES FERTILIZERS STAINLESS CUTLERY the E S T A C A D A The S io n PORTLAND - CARVER - ESTAGADA STAGES THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. H. C, GOHRING Prop. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY By O. E. Hunt. Chief engineer The .-mmetcr. the least understood dial on the instrument board of • motor car,is in many way» the mo*t important. Few automobile owner« , how ever, understand the story the ame- ter tell* a* the miles fly by. The am mater is the guardian of the whole electrical system of the car, particularly during extreme of win te r cold and summer heat, and is connected to every bit of electrical apparatus with the sole exception of the starting motor If you get aerquainted with th« ammeter it will tell you at a glance Christian Church Services Sunday, April 26 Bible School at 10 a. m. Mrs. Betty Weatherby, Supt. Preaching 11:00 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 lay , Minister. Christian Church. THE O p e n from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Estacada s Sa t u r d a y s , e p e n to 8 “ The Friendly Church on the Hill.” ESTACADA, OREGON. Ira F. Rankin, Pastor. Sunday School a t ...................... 10:00 Mrs. Rosa A. Reagan, Supt. Mornin g worship,...................... 11:00 AFTERNOON SERVICES: Sunday School at Mt. Zion church at ........................................ ...... 2:00 Preaching services, Mt. Zion church at .............................................. 3:00 EVENING SERVICE: Epworth League Choir pructice fol lowed by the devotional meeting. at .................................................. 6:16 Evening worship........................ 7 :80 NOTICES FOR THE WEEK: S. S. Teachers Training Class Wednesday evening a t .......... 7 :00 Choir practice Thur. Evening 7:80 Prayermeeting at the parsonage Friday at .................................. 7:30 “ Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Be ac ceptable in thy sight, O Jehovah, my rock, and my redeemer.”—* Psalm 19: 14. CLACKAMAS NEWS $1 50 YR p. m Large sheets of blotting paper 19 x 21. at the NEWS Office 10 cents. if Oregon 4 Farm or Town Use, Gas Engine or Electric Motor Driven. No S i O R E D w ater, Every tim e you tu rn th e fa u cet you get a fresh d rin k from th e b ottom of th e well M ade to w ork in e ith e r drilled or dug wells W ill w ork in th re e feet of w ater. A sk any of th e following users in this d istric t:—F. M ad d en & Co., A . C. Cogswell. M. C. G lover, Ja m e s Sm ith, T h o m as Yocum, W a lte r G lover, an d o th ers nam es furn ish ed on request. B arto n s new m odern school eq u ip p ed w ith a M ilw au k ee fo r all p u rposes Prices Reasonable. Installed with Guarantee CA SH OR TERM S Phone or Write FA RM UTILITY C O M P A N Y E. L. (ROY) MEYERS, Agent EAGLE CREEK, OREGON. Telephone 42-32 YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED To the very excellent Financial Statement of this Bank published under the recent call of the Superintendent of Banks. YOU ARE IEV ITEE If not already a customer of this Bank, to become one. It will be to our mutual .advantage. FOUR PE R CENT IN TEREST ON TIME AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. ESTACADA STATE BANK KvfAin,- : i \9 j t s 9 j : i W h e n B e tt e r A u t o m o b i l e s A r e B u i l t , B u ic k W i l l B u ild T h e m N o .3 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH... L. D. S. Services ☆ Milwaukee Air Water Power System Topic for morning sermon: “ The Living Christ and W hat He Means to Us.” Sunday evning there will be a | community service at the high school. The topic, “ The Old Age Pension From an Economic Stand point,” will be discussed by various persons. All are invited and urged l to attend, and express your views upon this timely question. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Saint.* ho'ds Sunday School ser vices every Sunday at the I. O. O. F. hall at 10 A M Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought FRESH WAIEfl FflOl ff THE WELL i i i « b n i IV h y a re mot fir car dealers glad to see you when you hare a Buick to trade in? U S W S F ? They k n o w t h a t if th e y g e t it, th e y c a n sell it q u ic k ly — a t a g o o d p ric e . L ilith re lir.h ility h a s m a d e B u ic k a first c h o ic e in th e used c ar m a r k e t Cascade Motor Co. WILCOX BROS., Props. ESTACADA. O REG ON ‘rrévir?éY!^é\T.YéM rAGE TWO