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Eastern Clackamas News
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Entered at the postoffice in Fstiirsds,
Oregon, as second-clast1 rrail.
Published every Thursday at
Estacada. Oregon
hy the
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A CORPOKATION.
S u b s c r ip t
One year
Six m o n t h s
io n
R ates
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$1.60
.76
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925.
Has so many Inviting Features to offer the
weary and away from home that it can ’/ be
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BIBLE THOUGHT!
I — FOR TODAY —
told here— Better still, just come along and
try our service out.
Biblo Thoughta m^morlxer! will p?ova p ■
prieelena heritage In iflir yea*v.
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Doors never locked— Juice on all the time.
And I will give them one heart and
one way, that they may fear me for
ever, fo r the good o f them, and o f
their children after them.— Jere­
miah 32: 39.
W E M U S T S A T IS F Y — ’N U F F S A ID
THE ESTAC AD A
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A GREAT UNDERTAKING
with the grade o f the eggs con-
• ;'ned therein, in letters not less
iian one-third inches in height:
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hen ( gs are removed from orig:-
¿1 container and offered for sale
half cares o - more, they shall be
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ot Candled” on th • out-
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contams. m one men
jili letters.
Commissioner J.
D. Mickle of
1 the Dairy and Food
commission
states that most o f the eggs sold
will com 3 under the first two class­
es,and that the others will be con­
sumed on the ranches. He advises
producers and dealers to get
and stamps and be ready to com­
ply with the law when it goes into
effect.
Dairying Should Not Increase
Should the number o f milk cows
increase in this country recovery in
dairy product prices cannot be ex­
pected, states the U. S. Depart­
ment o f Agriculture.
Whole milk
sold and consumed last year was
valued at $1,714,000,000, compar­
ed with $1,750,000,000 in 1923.
Co-Operative Law Stands
In one o f the most sweeping of
I decisions the supreme court o f Min-
nesota declared that the co-opera-
tive nc*-
that state stands in
every particular, and the court goes
further and declares that liquidated
'damages for breaking a contract,
are not adequate damages; that the
only adequate remedy is an injunc-
tion preventing any member from
breaking
his
contracts,
thus
forcing
delivery
of
his pro­
ducts to the association, This de
vision will have a far-reaehing ef
feet in preventing members o f ce-
operative associations from
being
“ bated" to break their contracts by
outside concerns,
Law Grow» in Favor
Thfl new potato grading and in.
spoction law ls rapidIy growing in
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a snappy three act comedy to be
presented by the Seniors o f Esta
cada high school, Thursday, night,
May 28, at the High School audi-
torium.
This play has been given
by several o f the large ¿igh schools
in Oregon, among these being Eu-
gene and Oregon City. It has also
had a long run on the professional
stage. If the public enjoyed “ Noth-
ing But the Truth,” a few weeks
ago, they are sure to enjoy “ A
Puir o f Sixes." The high school or-
chestra will furnish the music..—
Keep the date in mind— one night
only,
1 hursday May 28, 8 p. m.
General admission 35 cents, chib
dren
25 cents, reserved seats 15
cents extra. Seats may be reserved favor, as the growers and dealers
at Marchbank’s Confectionery.
realize the benefits to those who
The Estacada high school lost to are
dealing
In honest
packs.
Molalla Tuesday, with a score of Those who are opposed to the law
4 to 1.
are those who are not familiar with
The
establishment o f the Wal- *
ter Hines Page School o f Interna­
ir u ii
tional Relations at Johns Hopkins i
A
University is a sane and logical
movement for the assurance of
!
world peace hacked by intelligence
o n
and an understanding o f interna-: "
.......... V /."':' P UJ" Day
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Assistant Editor..... Virginia Du Bois
tional problems.
Sport Editor.................Irene Hayden
‘‘It is expected,,” says Dr. Frank Class Editor............ Richard Hayman
J. Goodnow, president
of
Johns
Albany High defeated Estacada
Hopkins, “ that not only will the 8 to 3 in a baseball game played
school itself through publication of on Ihe home field last Saturday.
its findings, make valuable contri-i
Tihs game did not count in the
butions
to existing knowledge of county league.
international relations, but that a
The JuniorClass was entertained
trained body of investigators and Sunday, May 17, with a picnic on
teachers will be developed to carry Mt. Hood by the Senior Class,
on the work after they leave the Most o f the two clusses enjoyed this
•chool.
picnic which lasted all day. The
"W ith
understanding will come picnickers climbed Mt. Hood to the
release from the errors that give snow line. A splendid luncheon
rise to
unnecessary international o f baked beans, sandwiches, fruit
friction and discord. As the motto salad, ice cream and cake was en-
it, or those who would buy unde­
o f the Johns Hopkins University j joyed by all. The Juniors are very
STATE MARKET AGENT DEPT. sirable stock and sell it for No. 1.
declares, veritas vos liberabit— the grateful to the Seniors fo r their
The state market agent states that
truth will set you free."
; enjoyable picnic
C. E. SPENCE Age*t.
enforcement is now being taken up
An endowment fund o f $1,000,-'
The Sophomore class has been
The State Market Agent is notified
retailers
state
000 which is necessary to provide writing essays on W. C. T. U. ques- .
,
n eDartment o f Agriculture with the 7
7 “ “ “ ” of * the 7
V 7 and
,7
the income to maintain this school tions and the local W. C. T. U. pre- ()f Californla that unti, September hey
th'e
any potatoes from growers the
is now being raised. It is the de- sented Miss Julia McAuley
$3.00
30 o f this year all shipments of
sacks o f which are not stamped
sire o f the founders o f the institu­ and Miss Helen Perry $2.00 in re­
potatoes from Oregon to California
with the grade and the grower’s
tion to secure this money, not from cognition o f their excellent essays.
must be accompanied
fry certifi­
name, and so stenciled. The mar­
a few
wealthly men, but from We congratulate the two young la­
cates, stating where
they were
thousands o f American citizens who dies on their splendid work.
ket ageiu ..«lsp urges housewives to
grown and shipped from, and in
wish to record their views in favor
report any vioiatious of the law.
The Senior class was very pleas­
case o f shipments grown in
and
of intelligence in preference to ig­ antly entertained at a birthday par­
shipped from Morrow, Umatilla and |
norance in the settlement o f any ty Friday night in honor o f liar-
, ,
.
Union counties
certificates
must NOTICE of SPECIAL ELECTION
great world problem.
old Widman.
The party was given , . . . .
,
m d btate that the potatoes were passed
A young lady who is a stenogra­ by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
.. . .
. , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pher in an office at Riverside, Cali­ Young, and was at his home in over a screen immediately prior to that a spociai election will be held
loading in the cpr, and placed in on the 29th day o f May, 1925, at
fornia, in sending in a dollar to Garfield.
The evening was spent
new or cleaned sacks.
This prder which there will be submitted to
help raise the necessary funds, in playing games of various sorts, is made because o f the potato bee- the electors of_ th e City of Esta-
wrote to Owen D. Young, president Refreshments consisting o f sand- 1
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I cada, and tu thp electors o f the
of
Oregon hereinafter described territory, the
o f the board o f trustees o f the En- wiches, punch, cake and homemade Uc, ot which sections
arc said to be infected.
question of altering
and extend*
dowmont Fund,
120
BroHdwny. [fe cream wore served.
New Egg Grading Law
ing the boundaries o f said city so
New York:
The Freshmen and
Sophomores
The last session o f the state 1 as to annex and include within the
“ Please accept my check
for held an all day picnic last Sunday
$1.00 as a contribution to the en-1 at Dinty Moore's Auto camp. Ev-
iaw which will go into effect May to w jt:
dowment fund o f the Walter Hines eryone enjoyed the day and espe-
2d, which is 90 days after adjourn-
Beginning at the Southeast cor-
Page School of International Rela- cially the time when the ice cream
ment.
ner o f the William M. Wade and
tions. I ennnot do less, but I wish and lemonade were served,
.
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wife Donation Land Claim No. 39
1 he law provides that all e g g s jn T ow n sh ip 3
South, Range 4
that I could give more. I read
The baccalaureate Mtrmpn will be
into
th ree' East o f the Willamette Meridian,
your address on the Page School ( prt,ached by Kov. Mort, form er M. sold shall be divided
"Fresh running thence North tracing the
delivered at Johns Hopkins Univer- ft. pastor o f
Estacada, Sunday classes. The first grade.
requires all eggs
to East line o f sa:d ''a d e Donation
Bity. It came as a revelation
to evening,
May
24.. The
loen Standard",
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Land Claim to tna Nyrtheast corner
weigh
not
less
than
15-6
ounces,
o f the w nbur M. Wade tract tit
me, and I hope, from the bottom o f churches will unite in Furnishing
my heart that one million Ameri­ the music. Rev. C'lny and Rev. R. or 22 ounces to the pound; “ Fresh iand as described in Vol. 159 page
cans will be similarly affected."
Rankin will assist with the servi- Medium" not less than 17-12 oun-^281 deeds records o f Clackamas
A million $1 subscriptions would ocs_ which will take place in the cos and not loss than 19 ounces to County Oregon, thence Westerly
be just about n million times more high school auditorium nt 8 o'clock ,1,.. I’ouiul; "Fresh
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effective in establishing this school
T. Boggs Johns makes a poor (known as pewees) not less than Amy L. Ely tract to the center of
“ Undergrades” the County Road, known as the
than one $1.000,000
subscription. business partner
but a
splendid 1 7-12 ounces and
1 Currinsville
and Estacada County
Wo should follow the lead o f the butler until
...... things be­ which are culls.
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nuciu,
m ein e i’iui
m c n j' tracing
u a u iiß me
Road; thonoe
Northerly
the
ygung lady o f Riverside nnd be­ gin to happen.
So thinks George
i ho law requires that the l‘rtlt'*n center o f said County Road to the
come founders o f o f an institu­ B. Ncttlcton in “ A Pair of Sixes,"
container
shall
be stenciled, Northeast corner o f land described
tion which is destined to play a
in Vol. 135 page 464 deed records
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" o f Clackamas
County,
Oregon;
leading part in world affairs.— The
thence Westerly tracing the North­
Industrial
News
Bureau.
The
erly line thereof to the most West
Manufacturer.
erlv corner o f land described in
Vo). 116 page 181 doedrecords o f
PAYS SECOND QUARTEHLY
Clackamas County. Oregon; thence
Northerly tracing the Easterly line
SIX PER CENT DIVIDEND
A nice line o f F A N C Y S T A T IO N E R Y in the very
o f land described Vol. 164 page 35
deed records o f Clackamas County.
latest Patterns and Shades.
OAKLAND. May 15.— The sec­
Oregon, to the Northeast corner
ond regular quarterly six per cent
We have also Gift Books. Baskets,
Vases,
Fountain
Pens,
thereof; thence Westerly tracing
dividend has been voted and de­
the Northerly line o f land described
Perfumery, Vanity Cases, Bill Folds, Congratulation cards
clared for nearly 5000 stockholder
in said Vol. 164 page 35 to the cen
and other suitable articles.
ter of the Right-of-way o f the
o f the Durant Motor Company of
Portland Electric Power Company;
California, according to a state­
O R D E R S T A K E N FO R C U T FLOW E R S
thence Northerly tracing the cen­
ment issued by Norman PeVaux.
ter line o f the said right-of-
vice-president nnd general mana­
way to the Northeasterly corner of
that certain tract o f land described
ger o f the company.
Vol. 151 page 564 deed records of
In his statement. DeVaux sum­
Clackamas
County,
Oregon;
marized
business
conditions
by i
thence Westerly tracing the Nor-
stating sales were good nnd (ncreas I
| therly line of said tract described
' Vol. 151 page 564 to the North-
ing all over the Pacific coast, and
• westerly
corner thereof; thence
that products o f the company are
i Northerly tracing the Westerly line
being handled hy one o f the great,
o f the Kenney tract as described
est sales und service organizations
Vol. 143 page 395 deed records of
in thecountry.
A big increase in
Clackamas County, Oregon, to its
intersection with the North line o f
number o f dealers has been regis­
Section 20.Township 3 South,Range
tered this year.
4 Ea*t o f the Willamette Meridi­
Star cars built by the company
an; thence West tracit g the North
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are creating tremendous interest In
line o f said Section 20 to the North­
west corner thereof: thence South
many performance records, and the
tracing the west line of said Sec­
motor-wise are following
its up
tion 20 to its intersection with the
ward course in trend o f sales with
South or Southerly
bank o f the
V
V
increasing
interest.
Production
Clackamas River; thence up said
Rjver tracing the Southerly
and
continues close to maximum o f 118
Westerly bahk o f said River to a
cars a day. Thousands were pres
point due South o f the most Wes­
ent at the factory Sunday. May 10.'
terly Southwest
corner
of
the
witnessing actual car production.
Franklin^ Pierce Donation
Land
Claim No. 38, Township 3 South,
Range 4 Fast o f the Willamette
THANK FRIENDS
Meridian; thence North to the
boundary line o f the City o f Esta­
We wish to thank our good
cada. Clackamas County. Oregon.
O p e n fr o m 7 a. ir to 6 p . m . S a tu r d a y s . c f . c n to 8 p. m
friends a n d neighbors fo r their help
The polling placo for the receipt
during the fire and loss o f our
o f ballot-- o f electors residing witn- '
home .
in the Citv c f Estacada and the j
Judges and Clerks designated and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Linn.
Appointed to serve at said polling
place arc as follows:
Polling place— City Hall. Judg-
*s ‘ * ^ f°, ‘
Emma L. Woos-
ter and Anna K. Moore
Clerks-
Flj- 7 nboth
«-xerKs.
Ame3
and Mary A.
Smith,
The polling place for the receipt
A * i,I'0J r « / « « c t o r s residing with-
the territory proposed to be an-
lc3:cd to sajd cityi anf| tbe j udges
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'n i Clerks s designated and annnint.
appoint­
ed to serve at said polling place
:-e as follow s:
Polling place: Residence o f W.
H. Holder.
Judges: W. H. Hol­
der, Rose Wilcox and Clara Hicin-
botham.
Clerks: Cordelia Carter
and Leila C. Howe
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The polls for the receipt o f bal-
'ot« rt the aforesaid places and on
raid date will be opened for the re­
ceipt o f ballots at the hour o f 8
o ’clock A. M. and closed at 8
o’clock P. M.
Electors residing within the City
o f Estacada and within the territo­
ry above described are invited to
vote upon such proposition of an­
nexation by placing upon their bal­
lots the words “ For Annexation"
or “ Against Annexation.”
By order o f the Council o f the
City o f Estacada.
Wm. DALE, Recorder.
First Publication April 30th, 1925.
Last Publication May 28th, 1925.
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
CAR VER , OREGON.
CHEVROLETS
B U IC K S
ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
G A S AN D OIL— At Portland Prices
R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner.
Phone 19-5
MAKE THE MONEY YOU WORK
• FOR WORK FOR YOU
T H R O U G H A N A C C O U N T IN O U R
S A V IN G S D E P A R T M E N T .
F O U R P E R C E N T IN T E R E S T COM.
R O U N D E D S E M IA N N U A L L Y .
ESTACADA STATE
■*«““7 rr4 r • t t S"* STÄS 'tS tf K
When Better A utom obiles Are B uilt, Buick W ill Build Them
m m *.
GRADUATION GiPTS
the E S T A C A D A
The
PHARM ACY
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought
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Oregon
Can
Buick 4-rw hee l brakes
be a p p lied while
turning corners?
Stoi*
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
Estacada
uestiens
n s w e r : Certainly. T h e
brake on the outside front wheel is
autom atically released, making
steering easy and car control sure.
Only one such device has so far
been perfected, and Buick has it.
Cascade Motor Co.
W IL C O X
ESTACADA.
B R O S .,
Props.
OREGON