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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1925)
T; kn PAGE TWO c l a c k a M a s n e w s , Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, Oregon, as second-class mail. Published every Thursday at Estacada, Oregon by the E8TACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, A c o m O RATIO N. R ates $1.50' .76 One year Six months m a y 28 , 1025 N. O. W. NEWS Eastern Clackamas News S u b s c r ip t io n T h u r s d a y , THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925 THE ESTACADA HOTEL WANTS C IA L L Y BIBLE THOUGHT — FOR TODAY — Bible Though»» memorised, will prove a TO BF. YOUR HOME HOTEL— ESPE TO THOSE WHO AWAY FROM YOUR PATRONAGE C AN ’T pried *»» hentftffo in after years. HOTEL. VICE. THEIR IS HAPPEN HOME TO FIRESIDE. SOLICITED. AFFORD TO PASS UP BE YOUR YOU HOME AND S A Y ! WE DELIVER THE SER. NEVER CLOSED. But niy God shall supply all your according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.— Phillipians 4: 19. THE ESTACADA HYCADA NEWS I : ------------------------— - Mrs. Julius Krieger and Wanda LOCAL NEW S ______ ante from the down from the camp Mrs. D. Eshleman was a pasengei on Saturday for a visit. Editor,..................................Ruth Day to Portland last Tuesday. Assistant Editor,.... Virginia Du Bois Mr. and Mrs Gordon Laing 0f Sport Editor................ Irene Hayden »P1 Mrs. Rose Wilcox was a Portland Portland were guests at the Hugh Cli ass Editor.............Richard Hayman visitor last Monday. Carlin home last Saturday. Mrs. Louise Linn and Mrs. Mar garet Moss returned frome the N. o f Hr. District Circle convention at The Dalles last week where they acted as delegates from the Est?ca- da circle. They report a fine time and also tha good news that tho convention will be held at Estacada in 1927, which means something to the town as there were more than two hun dred delegates present besides the vsitors. Estacada circle now has the honor of having a District officer as Lou ise Linn was elected to the office of District Banker which is consider ed an honor in W oodcraft circles. Reporter. Mrs. P. M. Anderson and Mrs. Douglass spent Saturday shopping in Portland. MARCfIB.ANK CHEVROLET CO. CAR VER , OREGON. CHEVROLETS ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS, G AS AN D OIL— At Portland Prices R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner. Phone 19-5 PORTLAND-CARVER - ESTACADA STAGES Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733. LINN’S INN, Estacada, Oregon. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 2 A. M. Mrs. -Gerald W ilcox accompanied Lv. Portland 10:00 Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Einarson on a Clackamas 10:30 hike up Larch mountain last Sun Carver 10:40 Barton 11:05 day. Eagle Cree Fl:15 Ar. Estacada 11:30 Robert Suyder, son o f Mr. and * Daily ekeept j[rs. R, F. Snyder o f this city is re- potted to be slowly improving at * Portland hospital following a se- ivere operation for appendicitis last ! week. Mrs. Snyder is in Portland with her son. NOTICE of SPECIAL ELECTION The annual tug of war between the A. S. Hasset o f this city visited Mrs. B. R. Kimmel and daughter, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Freshmen and the Sophomores was Arline spent Saturday in the me that a special election will be held held Thursday, May 21 over the creeK Salem, Sunday. on the 29th day o f May. 1925, at tropolis. on the J. A. Kitching farm. The Soph- John Hassel was in Newberg last which the're will be submitted to , omores did splendid work but they lost gunday on busines8. the electors of th e City o f Esta Mac Dale visited his parents, cada, and to the electors o f the to the stronger Freshman class. The game between Molalla and Esta- O. E. Smith spent the week-end Mr- a,ld Mrs- Wm Dale, «ver the hereinafter described territory, the cada, which was the .as, of the County in the city withe his family. “ V f “ * fa * b o u n d a r ie s ^ 1 *T i d rity so League games, was played on the home .......... ^ ------;---- m 8 as to annex and include within the field May 19. The score was 4-1 in tV. H. Richardson o f Portland boundaries o f the City o f Estacada favor of Molalla This was Estacada’» was >n Estacada last Monday on Mrs. Rose Westerman was pleas- t)ie following described territory, first defeat in a county game, but as business. antly surprised last Sunday when to wit: no other school has had so good a record „ A1. —------- , . , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robertson and ? e5 n^ e‘W illia m M Wade and Estacada has won the County Champion- , Mrs’ A lce K '^ ore and daughter, children, Roy and Mildred, Ted , Doha«on Land Claim No. 39 ship. The cup will be presented in the Allce’ v,slted in Estacada over thc Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Erland in Township 3 South, Range 4 near future, as it is now on exhibition week-end. L in d h o lm o f Portland and Mrs East o f the Wdla™et‘ ® Q^ ® ^ dl.a,n- ---------- - Mary Huggijis, her mother who running thence North tracing the in Oregon City. Miss Helen Miller o f Sellwood has only r0cently recovered from East, 'j,* 1 * 4 ?6. o f, sa‘ d m ' Land Claim The Juniors held a class meeting or spent Sunday visiting friends in an attack o f influenza( ealled “ ,m to " the Northeast corner o f the Wilbur M. Wade tract of Thursday, May 21 and two committees this city. spend the day with her. | land as described in Vol. 159 page were appointed, one to decorate and 281 deeds records o f Clackamas the other to clean up for the Baccalau- Mrs. R. G. Palmatcer was a pas .County Oregon, thence Westerly reate sermon and for graduation. senger to Portland, Monday morn ¡tracing the Northerly line o f the I said Wilbur M. Wade tract and the The Baccalaureate service for the ¡ng. Amy L. Ely tract to the center of Senior Class o f ’26 was held Sunday, ----------- I the County Road, known as the May 24 at the high school. The Rev. Mrs’ B’ F’ Cl*y ,s «p o r te d to. be 1 Currinsville and Estacada County Howard Mort o f Independence deliver-. * « a t ly improved in health at this Road; thence Northerly tracing the center o f said County Road to the ed the sermon which was much appreci- I time. Northeast corner o f land described ated by all who heard him. in Vol. 135 page 464 deed records o f Clackamas County, Oregon; The Senior class play will be given thence Westerly tracing the North Thursday, May 28 at the high school. erly line thereof to the most West The play, “ A Pair of Sixes ” is u erlv corner o f land described in , splendid three-act comedy. The c«Bt Voi. 116 page 181 deedrecords o f j AUSPICES is as follows: Clackamag County, Oregon; thence Northerly tracing the Easterly line George B. Nettleton, Harold AVid- o f land described Vol. 164 page 35 ma; T. Boggs Johns, Edmund Sal- deed records o f Clackamas County, ON ing ; Tony Toler, salesman, Harvey Oregon, to thc Northeast corner Woodworth: Krome, a bookkeeqer, thereof; thence Westerly tracing Brick, Lime, Cement, the Northerly line o f land described Maurice Bullard; Thomas J. Van- Shingles and Drain in said Vol. W54 page 35 to the cen dcrholt, lawyer, George Rose; Mr. ter o f the Right-of-way o f the 1 j Applegate, Glen Ely; Mrs. George Tile. Portland Electric Power Company; B. Nettleton, Irene Hayden; Flor thence Northerly tracing the cen SPECIAL PRICES IN QUANTITY ence Cole, Mary Alice Reed; Sally ter line o f the said right-of- way to the Northeasterly corner of Parker, a stenographer, Goldie that certain tract o f land described Brown; Coddles, an English maid. We Always Carry the Best Line of Vol. 151 page 564 deed records of Evelyn Davis; Office boy, Frank Clackamas County, Oregon; Hayden; Shipping Clerk, Richard thence Westerly tracing the Nor therly line o f said tract described Hayman. Vol. 151 page 664 to the North and Make Prompt Delivery. This is a good CHsf and the play pro westerly corner thereof; thence Local and Long Distance mises to be a line one. Don't forget Northerly tracing the Westerly line o f the Kenney tract as described the date. May 28. Admission, general Bucking Horses, Vol.l43\page 395 deed records of 36 c, children 25 c, reserved seats 15 e. Clackamas County, Oregon, to its Bucking Buffalo extra. intersection with the North line of The third issue of the annual has been Section 20,Township 3 South.Range Bucking Steers BARTHOLOM EW 4 East o f the Willamette Meridi received and everyone is pleased with an; thence West tracing the North and LAW R EN C E the fine pictures and *• write-ups ” line o f said Section 20 to the North found therein. Much credit is due Phone 601 Estacada, Ore. west corner thereof; thence South Miss Mar.-hall and Corinna Tiullinger, tracing the west line o f said Sec- „ tion 20 to its intersection with the as well as the rest of the staff for their Soufh or Southerly bank o f the untiling work. The annual is a credit, 1 Clackamas River; thence up said to any school, River tracing the Southerly and j Westerly bank of said River to a The Seniot graduation is Friday, May ; point duo South o f the most Wes- 89. Professor Edwards o f O. A. C. 1 terly Southwest corner of the will deliver the main address, Corinne Franklin Pierce Donation Land A nice line of FANCY STATIONED)'in the very Trullinger will represent the class and Claim No. 38, Township 3 South, there will lie music, both vocal and in Range 4 East o f the Willamette latest Patterns and Shades. Meridian; thence North to the strumental. The public is cordially in- W< have also Gift Books, Baskets, Vases, Fountain Pens, boundary line o f the City o f Esta Viled to attend. cada, Clackamas County, Oregon. Perfumery, Vanity Cases, Bill Folds. Congratulation cards The Lettermen's Clud held a meeting The polling place for the receipt and other suitable articles. on Wednesday, May 20 for the purpose o f ballots o f electors residing with- j in the City o f Estacada and the ot electing next year’s athletic mana ORDERS TAKEN FOR CUT FLOWERS Judges and Clerks designated and gers. Howard Davis was elected to j appointed to serve at said polling serve as manager for the football, bas place are as follows: the ketball and baseball teams. Polling place— City Hall. Judg es: Mae O, Reed Emma L. AVoos- A stud mt bxly meetu g was held j I tor and Anna K. Moore, Clerks: Monday aftereoon for the purpose of 1 Elizabeth Ames and Mary A. electing officers for the coming year. 1 Smith. Oliver Suter was elected president; - The polling place for the receipt o f ballots o f electors residing witn- Hsrol 1 Bronso 1 , vice president; Wilma W j in the territory proposed to be an Kitching, Secretary; William Shearer, nexed to said city, and the Judges treasurer; Florence June Keed, yell- and Clerks designated and appoint lender; Clifford Whalen. assistant yell- ed to se n e at said polling place are as follows: leader: Dsn Jennings, sargeant-at-arms Tolling place: Residence o f W. The Senior and Sophomore girls play H. Holder. Judges: W. H. Hol ed the Junior and Ki cabman girls in a der, Rose AA ilcox and Clara Hicin- five inning baseball game Monday, botham. Clerks: Cordelia Carter and Leila C. Howe. May 26. The Juniors and Freshmen The polls for the receipt o f bal won by a scote o f 19 to 17. lots at the aforesaid places and on »aid date will bo opened for the re EXTENDS THANKS ' ceipt o f ballots at the hour o f 8 o'clock A. M. and closed at The Women's Department of the o'clock P. M. L. D. 8. Church takes this mean* Electors residing within the City o f thanking all those who have so o f Estacada and within the territo ry above described are invited to generously patronized their cooked vote upon such proposition o f an food sales. nexation by placing upon their bal Women's Department o f L. D. 8. lots thc words ’’ For Annexation” or “ Against Annexation.” Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays, open to 8 Mrs. W. H. Whalen spent Satur day in Portland where she ex- Estacada : • peets to locate aa soon as school is First Publication April Srtth. 1925. •u t. Last Publication May 28th. 1925. BUICKS P. M. P. M. M .:P .M . P.M • A . M. 2:00 6 :20 Lv. Estacada 2:30 6:50 Eagle Creek 2:40 7:00 Barton 3:05 7:25 Carver 3:15 7:35 Clackamas 3:30 7:50 Ar. Portland Sunday (A ) (A) P.M 8:00 12:00 4:30 8:30 8:45 8:15 12:15 4:45 8:25 12:25 4:55 8:55 8;45 12:45 5:15 9:15 8:55 12:55 5:25 9:25 9:30 1:30 6:00 10:00 Saturday only. MAKE THE MONEY YOU WORK FOR WORK FOR YOU THROUGH A N ACCOUNT IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. I OUR PER CENT INTEREST COM. POUNDED. SEMI A NN UALL Y. MOL.ALLA GET OUR PRICES ROD N D U P MOLALLA FIREMEN ESTACADA STATE BANK JULY ;U B S MILL FEEDS Fam ous Riders Lady Riders Um atilla Indians 'A 1- Economical Tranifieriotton HAULING ¡r C H E V R O L E T L WILD HORSES The CoupeJ *715 U k fifes. MWk GRADUATION GILTS ESTACADA PHARM ACY Tito ^&xaJLSL stoj» THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. H. C. 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