Eastern Clackamas news., April 30, 1925, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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’ ASTERN CLACKAMAS NEW S, THURSDAY, A PRIL 30, 1925
Eastern Clackamas News
the VI. A. Nelson home, Sunday.
Mrs. Ferre 1 and daughters, Edith and
Gra e, Al:e > M. Hansen, Mildred L ar­
son and Hugh Ferrel drove to Estai ada
Sunday.
Maud'e Odell tnek ei re < f Mrs M. A.
Nelson, Tuesday, ."she is no', 'iiij roving
very rapidly.
Mr. Lehmann is busy making garden
f'>r W. P. F errtl.
Entered at the postofficc in Estacada,
Oregon, as second-class trail.
Published every Thursday at
Estacada, Oregon
li.V th e
ESTVCAD/V PUBLISHING COMPANY,
A CORPORATION.
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i UBSCRIPTION
THE I. O. O. F. LODGE
HOLDS ANNIVERSARY
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
K ates
Last S aturday evening the mem­
bers of the I. O. O. F. lodge held
Six months
a m eeting in th eir hall to commem­
orate the 106th an niversary of
MODERATELY PRICED
Oddfellowship in Amefica.
THURSDAY, A PRIL 30, 1925
This order was first in stitu ted in
Cool on hot days— Warm and Dry on w et days.
England in the 18th cen tu ry and
i consists of lodges, encampment«,
Q uite Right, our Guests Say.— Think
G rand lodges, G rand encam pm ents
what this m eans to the Travelling Public.
mil Sovereign G rand lodges of the
BIBLE THOUGHT
world. I t assumed its present form
at a convention in M anchester in
A ND SAY!—THE DINING R OOM IS
— FOR TODAY —
1813 and has since spread widely
Bihlo ThonitM* m am oriM il. will prove
S T I L L
GOING S TRONG
in G reat B ritain and elsewhere.
priceless h r ri taire In afUr years.
The prime requisite fo r member-
rassiiÇ:
• ship is good m oral ch aracter and
Rooms pretty well filled but we never turn
belief in the Suprem e Being.
This o rder has been very pros­
any away—always room for one or two more
And some of them of un d erstan d ­
perous in the U nitedS S tates, the
ing shall fall, to try them, nnd to
iist lodge having been organized in
purge, and to make them white,
THE ESTACADA
Baltimore, April 26, 1819, becom-
even to the tim e or the end: be­
j .ng in 1825, the G rand Lodge of the
cause it is fo r a tim e appointed.
—-—
cited States.
The membership
— Daniel 11: 35.
and the Mieses Elnora and Gladys Guff n ,thi,s country is now 1,400,000,
BARTON
ind the A m erican system has be-
nett>
ome very popular in France, Ger-
I ! The daru*e given by the ball team was
L estcr Rivers, the sonof Mr. and Mrs. !iany. Sw itzerland, Holland, Swc-
ien, D enm ark and various oth er
a huge success and the financial side Louis River.- has recovered from tie ountries.
The am ount paid fo r
v (showed a large profit. No doubt this !*hoi;k of h101* ,han a week ago when .he relief of members, burial of the I
he was struck by an automobile. An lead, etc., is over $5,000,000 an-
_________________________ is w hat made our boys turn around and
X-Ray was taken and no bones were
,,
,
,
E d ito r................................... Ruth Day J* “];the t“ m fr,,m ? ' nd»11
, ,
A fter the reg u lar business nieet-
broken-
;ng of the I. O. O F. lodge, the
A ssistant E ditor
V irginia Du Bois Sunday Wllh 0 s« ,re of
«> 12.
Mr. Horger and son 1 alvin were vis- m eeting was opened to the Rebe-
Sport E ditor
Irene Hayden
Th()9e on the sick ,igt thjs ,8gt
k
mhs and w ith G. E. Law rence, of-
Class E d ito r.............Richard H aym
..
, Odell,
...
* an were Mrs.
Maudio
Mr*. „ Forman, itors here Saturday.
nciating as M aster of cerem onies,
On Friday afternoon Estacada played Mr. and Mrs. Nig Stone, William and
The Barton school will have their
(the
—- —- following
...........P> ^program was given:
the O reg o n City baseball team on the Hugh Ferrel and Mrs. M. A. Nelsen picnic w ith the U pper Logan school, Music by th e E stacada Band; Read-
home field and won with a score of 5-7. All are reported improving.
Wednesday in Gibson’s Park. T ie ^ I ’s tr a ” ' A d d r e s s '^ r d e r ^ o i Re-
This w a s the s e c o n d county league game
Among thoie visiting a t the W P term will not end until Fribay.
bekahs.*’’ Mrs. Mae Reed; Violin
On Tuesday, the home team won from Kom,, home the ,Hgt Week were CIau(1
Mr. and Mrs. E. Olson and f.-mily are
and Mrs Theodore Ahl-
O ie y e a r
-
$1.50
.75
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QUIET
AND
REFINED
of ballots of electors residing w ith­
in the te rrito ry proposed to be an-
:t xi d to said city, and the Judges
and Cleiks designated and appoint­
ed to serve a t said polling place
are as follows:
Polling place: Residence of W.
H. Holder.
Ju d g e s: W. H. Hol-
d o -, Rose Wilcox and Clara Hicln-
botham.
Clerks: Cordelia C arter
and Lidia C. Howe.
The polls fo r the receipt of bal-
'o t: a i the aforesaid places and on
aid date will be opened fo r the re­
ceipt of ballots a t th e h o u r of 8
o’clock A. M. and closed a t 8
o’clock P. M.
E lectors residing w ithin the City
of E stacada and w ithin the te rrito ­
ry above described are invited to
vote upon such proposition of an-
’.e::at.'on by placing upon th e ir bal­
lots the words “ For A nnexation”
or “A gainst A nnexation.”
By o rd er of the Council of the
City of E stacada.
Wm. DALE, Recorder.
F irst Publication April 30th, 1925.
Last Publication May 28th, 1925.
Ï0UR ATTENTION IS CALLEO
To the very excellent Financial Statement
of this Bank published under the recent
call of the Superintendent of Banks.
YOU ARE INVITED
If not already a customer of this Bankt
to become one. It will be to our mutual
advantage.
N ott’ Kdith Kerrel u,,d Mi>" Mil,lr*-11 moving back to their home in Portland d^ f s’, “ O ddfeilow ship,” R e v " How-
Larson of Portland and Ira Reynolds of Sunday, May 3rd.
ard • M — ort of - Independence;
Piano
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Currinaville,
«oy Livingston of ld.h. .M M ..
S ffio n f’
• f the ninth inning by Maurice Bullard
Miss Alma Lizberg and Miss Alice
on a hit by Dan Jennings. Sandy plays
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— Band
Hansen attended the teachers’ institute
here Friday.
at Milwaukie, Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe of C arver
A t a recent Senior class meeting Mr,
w
ere
in E stacada la st T hursday
Gus
Whitehead
was
taken
to
the
Olson suggested that the class present
evening fo r a sh o rt tim e. They
a group picture of themselves to the Good Samaritsn hospital last Monday on
moved to C arver a sh o rt tim e a go
high school. A fter the cost is known account of a severe cave of pneumonia,
from Springw ater.
the class will decide whether to buy He is improving slowly,
the usual pennant, or to have the pit
Mr . and Mrs. Sheiman Me Cracken
Dance a t C arver S aturday night,
ture.
of Washington visited a t the home of
Kelly’s six piece orch estra
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The Juniors have found the exact .yjr , and Mrs. Stone last Thurtday.
JU ST THE RIGHT TIM E
amount of the receipts of their play.
^
w m clu b inet at the holne
and RIGHT KIND TO PLANT
NOTICE of SPECIA L ELECTION
$ 114 was taken.in and afte r all expense of Migg Hgzel (;jbgon> A Kood many
AT THIS TIME
were deducted including the royalty and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
cost of the . banquet there was an excess , of the members wore absent on account
th at a special election will be held
of illness.
DON’T
FORGET
ABOUT
of f 36, thirty of this was given to the
on the 29th day of May, 1925, a t
TH E BETTER GARDEN YOU
L. M. Peterson spent most of the
which th e re will be subm itted to
Student Body and the remaining sum
the electors of th e City of E sta­
past week on his place at Eugene.
CAN HAVE BY USING A
was retained by the Junior class.
cada, and to the electors of the
LITTLE OF OUR
The Freshman held a class meeting
GI*d"V* Nolaf. assisted in the sto.e
h ere in afte r described te rrito ry , the
during his absence.
question of alterin g and ex ten d ­
last Friday and chose as their class col­
ing the boundaries of said city so
Mrs. A. W arner and daughters Jean
ors, uiaroon and" gold. They hope to
as to annex and include within the
and Mauiiie visited school, Friday.
have a pennant before school is out.
! boundaries of the C ity of Estacada
Franklyn
Gibson
took
Earl
and
I'ill
the following described te rrito ry ,
The high school girls’ glee club will
GET OUR PRICES ON MILL
to w it:
make their fiist appearance on Friday, Odell and Sam Lyons back to Bridal
Beginning at the Southeast cor­
FEED — IT W ILL PAY YOU.
May 8, when they present the Japanese Veil, Sunday evening.
ner of the William M. Wade and
Operetta, " Yanki San. ” The girls
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Odell moved up to
¡ wife Donation Land Claim No. 39
have shown g reat interest in practicing Yocum's mill, Saturday,
in Township 3 South, Range 4
BA RTH OLO M EW
| E ast of the W illam ette M eridian,
for the operetta and promise to produce
Among thoge gp„nding the We ek.end
and LAW RENCE
ru n n in g thence N orth tracin g the
a very pleasing entertainm ent. The at their n9pectWe home, Were Mr
E ast line of said Wade Donation
music is very simple am) well suited to Whitehead and io n , Milburn Bill and
Estacada. Oregon.
Land Claim to the N ortheast corner
their voices and the songs are short E .rl Odell. Nig Stone, Mr. Wallace
of the W ilbur M. Wade tra c t of
land as described in Vol. 159 page
and catchy.
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¡281 deeds records of Clackamas
The setting of the story is laid in a
| C ounty Oregon, thence W esterly
Japanese Tea Garden on the Island of
tracin g the N ortherly line of the
No Man w h e e Prince Toto, fath er of
said W ilbur M. Wade tra c t and the
JUST
WHAT
V0U
HAVE
BEEN
WANTING
FOR
TOUR
Amy L. Ely tra c t to the cen ter of
Yanki San, has been banished by the
j the C ounty Road, known as the
Mikado. Ill luck follows them all the
C urrinsville
and E stacada County
while until Prince Oto, the Good, son
I Road; thence N ortherly tracin g the
of the Mixado, slays the Wolf Witch,
: cen ter o f said C ounty Road to the
AUTO DUSTERS
N ortheast corner of land described
nnd carries Yanki San back to old Japan
S H E E P ’S WOOL SPONGES
in Vol. 135 page 464 deed records
as his bride.
AUTO BRUSHES
of Clackamas
County,
O regon;
CAST OF CHARACTERS
thence W esterly tracin g the N orth­
CHAMOIS MITS FOR PO L ISH IN G
Yanki San. the Princes
erly line th ereo f to th e most W est
Florence Ju n e Reed
crlv corner of land described in
M O D E R A T E PRICES.
San Fan, maid to Yanki San
I Vol. 116 page 181 deedrecords of
Ardine Byers.
Clackam as County. O regon; thence
Six O ther Maids
N ortherly tracin g the E asterly line
Irene Hayden, Goldie Brown. Ed­
of land described Vol. 164 page 35
na Bates, Edna C arter, Wilma
deed records of Clackamas County.
K itrhiug, M argaret Berk.
Oregon, to the N ortheast corner
The
S io n
Seven Roses (Sisters of Yanki San)
th e re o f; thence W esterly tracing
Irene Davis, Alice Kaake, Evelyn
the N o rth erly line o f land described
Davis Helen Smith, L enore Kink-
in said Vol. 164 page 35 to the cen
ston, Ruth Glover, Avis Cadanau.
te r of the Right-of-way of the
Prince Toto,
Irene Kaake
P ortland Electric Pow er Company;
Princess Toto
Florence Hnssel
thence N ortherly tracin g the cen­ à
High Chancellor,
Marvel Deal
te r line of the said right-of-
Am bassadors of the Mikado,
way to the N ortheasterly corner of
Municipal Term inal. Sixth nnd Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733.
G eraldine W arren, Thelma Wil- ,
th a t ce rtain tra c t of land described
cox, V irginia Dubois.
L IN N ’S INN, E stacada. Oregon.
Vol. 151 page 564 deed records of
Prince O to (Son of Mikado)
Clackam as
County.
Oregon;
SCHEDULE E FFE C T IV E MAY 2
Lenore Beck.
thence W esterly tracin g the N or­
lAl
Prince Ton Ton
Erm a Jones
therly line of said tra c t described
AM
F M F M.
• a m
m p m p m
P M
Tickets are to be sold the first of Lv. Portland
Vol. 151 page 664 to the N orth­
10:00 2:00 6:20 Lv. E stacada
8:00 12:00 4:30 8:30 w
esterly
corner th e re o f; thence
next week by members of the Glee club
Clackamas
10:30 2:30 6:50
Eagle Creek 8:15 12:15 4:45
N ortherly tracin g the W esterly line
10:40 2:40 7:00
C arver
General admission 35 cents, Reserve
B arton
8:25 12:25 4:55 f,:55 0f
tbo K enney tra c t as described
Bart,<n
1 1:05 3:05 7:25
C arver
8:45 12:45 5:15 t lo V ol.143 page 395 deed records of
Scats 50 srol children 25 cents. So its
Eagle Crock 11:15 3:15 :35
Clackamas
8:55
12:55
5:25
will be on reserve st the Estacada Pha­ Ar. Estacada
v Clackamas
Ksvnniu ac
VVU
1 H J , Oregon,
l C£OU, VO
County,
to lfcS
its
11:30 3:30 :50 Ar. P ortland
9:30 1:30 6:00 10:00 intersection with tho N orth line of
rmacy, Wednesday, May 6.
Daily except Sunday
(A ) S atu rd ay only.
Section 20.Township 3 South.Range
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L,nr r r
of the year, in
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w in n in g ru n bein g m ad e in th e la s t h a lf ,,___.___ .„
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 3156.
In the County C ourt of the S tnt ■
of Oregon fo r the County of
Clackamas.
In the m a tte r of the estate ofMurv
Lawless, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given
tha
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County co u rt of the S tate o'
Oregon, fo r the C ounty of Clacka-
.¡as, ns executirix of the Last Wil'
and T estam ent, and of t'.io E sta t-
>f M ary Lawless, deceased, and ha-,
lualified.
All
persons
hnving
•laims against said estate are h ere­
by notified to p resen t th e same,
luly verified as by law required,
o Ellen P. Radford, executrix, R.
AD.No.
1, Boring,
Clackamas
bounty Oregon
w ithin six
(6)
ionths from thedate hereof,
bated and first published, April30,
1925.
)ate o f last publication, m ay 28,
1925.
ELLEN P. RADFORD,
E xecutrix.
McGuirk & Schneider,
A ttorneys fo r E xecutrix.
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EARLY SEED
POTATOES
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME
AN D SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
ESTACADA STATE BANK
FERTILIZERS
>,\9¿ : agfjmat
fo r Economical TrantporlolldM
V A L U E
CAR
Value means what you get for the price you pay!
With the Chevrolet you get chassis design typical
of the highest priced cars; an improved dry disc
clutch providing astonishing ease of gear shifting;
a rear axle construction of the finest type with one-
piece pressed steel housing; durable Duco finish in
beautiful colors; long semi-elliptic springs providing
wonderful roadability and comfort in riding.
the E S T A C A D A p h a r m a c y
This combination of quality, comfort, utility and
economy provides the greatest automobile value
in the low-price field.
The Touring C ar
PORTUND-CARVER- ESTACADA STAGES
DEPUTY SH E R IFF FINDS
BODY NEAR ESTACADA
Deputy
Sheriff Jam es Norri»
made a gruesom e find last Sunday
afternoon in the woods a t the lower
end of the park when he came onto
the body of a man, la te r identified
as th at of Pat O’Connor, aged 55
years, who had apparently
hung
himself by a light cord to a tree.
The cord had broken and the body
was found in a crouching position
as tho it had dropped there shortly
a fte r death.
From the surroundings it is sup­
posed he had partaken heavily of
“ bootleg" liquor.
About fifteen dollars In cosh was
found on his person, a certificate
o f deposit showing $100. ami v ari­
ous other papers were found. The
coroner was immediately notified
and came to investigate the case
and removed the body to Oregon
City.
lie was known by a num der of
residents in this section, hsving
bssn a resident of Viola.
i HE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
H. C. GOHRING Prop.
I
\ .
Beef, Mutton, Veal and
☆
O pel f,-o:n 7 a. i.i. to 6 p. m.
Estar ida
:
Hogs
Bought
Saturdays, open to 8 p . m
:
4 E ast o f the W illam ette M eridi­
an ; thence W est tracin g the North
line o f said Section 20 to the N orth­
w est co rn er th e re o f; thence South
tracin g the west line o f said Sec­
tion 20 to its intersection with the
South or S outherly bank of the
Clackamas River; thence up said
River trac in g the S outherly
and
W esterly bank of said River to a
point duo South of the most Wes-
terly Southw est
co rn er o f the
Franklin
P ierce Donation
Land
Claim No. 38, Town.-hip 3 South,
* Range 4 E ast of th e W illam ette
M eridian; thence N orth to th«
boundary line of the C ity of E sta­
cada. Clackamas County, Oregon.
The polling place fo r the receipt
of ballots o f electors residing w'tti-
in the City of E stacada and the
Judges and Clerks designated and
appointed to serve at said polling
place are as follows:
Polling place— City Hall. Ju d g ­
es; Mae 0 . Reed Emma L. W oos­
te r and Ann* K. Moore.
C lerks:
E lizabeth Ames and
M ary A.
Smith.
O re g o n
The polling pUc* for th t r#c«ipt Jj*
Roadster
Coupe -
Coach •
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$525
715
735
$525
Sedan
-
-
• $825
C om m ercial Cha*ri<
425
Exprès» T ru ck C h au is 550
All prices f. o. h. Flint. M ic lil»
(Dealer’s N am e and Address)
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OREGON