Eastern Clackamas news., August 13, 1925, Image 1

D evoted to the Interests ot Eastern
ESTACADA, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST /
Following is an article on typhoid
written for the Oregon Tuberculosis
Association by Dr. B. S. Horben o f
New York:
When we go to thh country fair,
whether by train or .by auto, we
would do well to be cautious, for it
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.
is the vacationist who is apt to come
down with illness, a long sickness and
an expensive one.. Typhoid fever is
spread by the human excreta (bowel
and urinary discharges) and it is no
wonder that it has been said that
for every death from this disease
someone should be hung,
Water from wells or streams or
springr9 which drain territory contam-
inated by human beings is one of
the mogt fertile gourceg of the dig.
Clackamas Countij
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS ÖE GENERAL ÍNTERES!
POSTMASTER JOHNSON
RECEIVES INJURY
PâîlFii) lfciiä;JÖÜ?&.
Postmaster A. N. Johnson met
with an accident last Suini.', af'er-
George Pointer has been busy
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshleman and
noon which resulted in a bad!, in­
painting his store building this week. son reurned Sunday from Long
jured knee. In some manner h
Beach, Wash., where they spent a
caught his foot on a nail in the -Ide-
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mey of Spo- week.
t"he premium li.;t of
The regular monthly meeting of
15th Un­
walk and was thrown heavily to the nin ! r> ilic Internat ion
kane,
Wash.,
visited
recently
at
the
ix . estock
the city council last Tuesday evning
hom, of Ml, and Mrg. H, C. Gohring
n. which will
held at
cut, it is said by experts, is an unu­ ground. He was unable to atte 1 Ex
at the city hall was adjourned until
Oregon, Octal)
to No-
sually line one. The lumber will be to his official duties as usual but di­ Poi
Tuesday evening, August 18. Only
Mrs. F. E. Burns left Tuesday trucked to Estacada and shipped rected much o f the work while con­
noe
inclusi re, has .
fined to his bi
one councilman was on hand and,
morning for Portland after an ex­ from here by rail.
ed ¿«1 this office a nd carries a tu­
tended visit with friends in this city,
eivi um from all sources o i
lacking a quorum, no official business
GOV. PIERCE AT COLTON
nearlj $1.00,000.
J. R. Hughes o f Currinsville has
could be transacted.
There
will
be
a
rally
o
f
the
Mr. and Mrs. Max Sagner and been putting a coat o f tar on the
privat 11 vestock classic o f
About 30 persons were present for
children left last week for Floris- roof o f the Estacada Feed Company Clackamas County Council o f Re­ W cstern America promises to be still
the meeting, representing the vari-
ligious Education at Colton on Sun­ better than any year before, and al­
ton, California, where they will re- building this week.
day, August 30. Last year there ready entries o f various sorts o f live­
ous churches, the W. C. T. U. and the
gide.
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Superintendent New and Electrical was a gathering o f this sort at Can- stock arc promised from every part
Eastern Clackamas County Council
Mrs. E. J. Shankland of Portland Engineer Applegate were down from >'” n Cl ok Park, Colton, :• d f
o f the United States and Canada.
of Religious Education, offering res- ease; and the milk supply is readily is spending a couple o f weeks visit- Portland Tuesday looking over the " ‘!s a verT large attendance,
This splendid prize list is divided
olutions asking the council to take contaminated. Hands o f careless peo- ing relatives and friends in this com- construction work.
This year it is expected that among the various departments
action prohibiting Sunday dances, pie and the foods under their touch munity.
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there will be a larger attendance. A about a» follows: Dairy breeds, $13,-
rodeos and similar activities in the pass along this vicious germ, the ty-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W ilcox and program o f unusual interest has ■ > , beef breed;, $15,000; sheep and
C. L. Myers o f Portland, repre­ Miss Mabel WilcSx and Mr. and Mrs. been prepared. Many noted speak-
city o f Estacada.
phoid bacillus.
goat., >0,000; hogs, $3,750; poultry,
Owing to the absence o f fou r o f
When you eat or drink the typhoid sentative o f the Union Central Life B. H. Zimmerman visited Sunday at ers will be present.
$2,oO0; heavy draft horses and the
the councilmeh no effort was made germs your digestive apparatus sends Insurance Company, spent Tuesday Wilhoit Springs.
Dr. W. L. VanNuy will have as uigiit horse show, $15,000, by the
in
Estacada.
to present such resolutions, and it is them into your intestinal tract,
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j his subject “ Better Homes.” Gov- Exposition proper, and $15,000 by
understood the same group will at- 1 where they commence to play at mis-
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ahlberg ernor Walter M. Pierce will ialk on
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jacobs and son and son are now visiting in Bandon “ The E ffect o f Bible School and ; ponsors o f stakes, and from entry
tend the next meeting to bring the chief. In the walls of the intestines
fees in these stake classes a total of
o
f
Vancouver, Wash., are enjoying and Marshfield. They spent last week Church on Law Enforcement.”
matter before this august body.
are structures which have to do with
N30.OU0, making this show the larg­
Considrable interest is being ar- the digestive processes— little spot? a vacation o f several weeks at their at Long Beach. Washington.
State Prohibition Commissioner est horse now in America, which
oused throughout the community by which have been named Peyor’s summer home in Elwood.
Levens’ address will be on the sub­ distinction it held also in 1024. Eat
Mrs. P. A. Adams and little
this much-discussed question and it Patches. When the typhoid bacillus
Mr. and Mrs. John Closner joined daughter o f Portland came out the ject "The Greatest Obstacle to the stock classes, $5,000; boys and girls
is expected that many will attend to yets into the neighborhood o f these
a party from the Douglass mill com­ latter part o f last week to spend Enforcement o f Prohibition.”
club work, $5,000; manufacturers
hear the arguments fo r and against patches they start an inflammation
There will be other people o f em­ und land products and grain show,
munity who have gone to the huckle­ a few days with Mr. Adams.
in them.
the action proposed.
inence in the line o f religious edu­ $3,500; dairy products, $,'50; judg­
berry patch at Wild Cat.
The Patches become red and sw ol-!
cation who will take part in ihe in­ ing teanr, $2,500, together with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Snyder
and
TIME FOR PEOPLE TO KNOW len, and finally pale and gray as the
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Githens and children and Frank Snyder made a teresting program which will be ren­ groupings o f other smaller items
iuflammation progresses to pus form- sons o f Hood River were Sunday
trip up the Columbia highway to dered forenoon and afternoon of the which will bring the amount up to
O f all the great railroads listed on ation. The tissue becomes dead, and guests
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
day.
approximately $ 14)0,000.
Multnomah
Falls last Tuesday after­
the New York stock exchange not finally sloughs or rots off, to leave an Hugh Carlin in Currinsville.
Special music will be one o f the
noon.
There will be two special features
one earned six per cent last year ulcer where the Patch was. This ul-
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attractions and a feature which will thi
yea. in c onnection with the
above claimed valuation; only eight cer may go so deep as to perforate
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards and
add materially to the enjoyment of show: one the campaign to show
earned above five per cent, fo r the
the muscle wall, and even the perito- children o f Currinsville spent Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. R. S Dulin o f Port­ the occasion.— Molalla Pioneer.
“ Truth in M. " t ” and the other ono
main lines and all their subsidiaries neum (the membrane covering the
day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sher­ land spent the week-end at Log La
u dairy exhii tion which shall fea­
which comprise their total invest­ intestine) and if it goes through that
man Kilgore and family in Gresham. Barre Mr. Dulin is city chemist and
G A R F IE L D ITEM S
ture cow test :g work. The "Truth
ment. Two roads earned less than membrane the serious complication
superintendent o f the City Paving
o f .T at" can aiga will bring before
1 per cent; ten others earned less of “ peritonitis” may follow. Not
D. C. Zink, traveling freight and plant in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Owen3 and the ; cople o f th i; country very clear-
than 3 per cent, ten earned between
fg'Vhe're a leakage of the inte. passenger agent o f the P. E. & P.,
lj indt '■! the i portance of knowing
3 and 4 per cent, and the others tineg out int0 the free spaces b9_ paid a business visit to Estacada on
Many o f the people from this vi- laughter Betty from Boise, Idaho,
were between 4 and 5 per cent.
tween the organg o f the abdomen> Wednesday. Mrs. Zink accompanied clnity are going into the mountains ba' c been visiting the form ers aunt, me.'. ; ,io, medium and common,
the Jen being that the farmer shall
Taxes paid amounted to $340,000,- but there may be dangeroU9 hemor. him on his tour.
in search o f wild huckleberries at ! 1S- **' R ' Anders.
receive a better price for his higher
000, while the stockholders received rhageg ag well> It ig usuaUy a fatal
There
is
said
to
be
a
|
Rozann
Morcland
entertained
on
this season
Tuesday in honor o f her fourth birth- grade mi at whereas the cheaper
only $310,000,000. The striking fact day £or the patient when the Patch
The high bridge across the Clack­ bumper crop in many localities.
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oay. Fifteen children and their par- typos will sell for less money. The
disclosed by this showing is that the \ becomeg a boie
amas river southeast o f town is un­
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring and ent: enjoyed the party.
A dainty consumer will receive the benefit of
owners o f the country’s transporta- ; Therefore, before you go to the dergoing considerable repairs at this
tion system are getting nothing like I country get a typhoid vaccination time and i3 closed to heavy traffic Mrs. John Blauth visited Sunday at lunch o f sandwiches, cake, ice cream this proposition. In the dairy cow
testing work u string of average
an adequate return on their invest- done by your doctor. Uncle gam re. for a few weeks.
the home o f Rev. and Mrs. Upton II. i and lemonade was served.
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Rodd and farm cows will be seen giving about
ment in them.
) quireg it for all hig goldiers, while
Gibbs in Washougal, Wash. During
The I. O. O. F. lodge o f this city the afternoon they drove to Steven­ ! niece, Miss B. Cushman o f Evans­ i,000 pounds, of milk u year; anoth­
And this is the industry that has you ape away carefully con8ider
ville, Wisconsin, are visiting Mr. and er string o f purebreds will probably
been wilfully misrepresented by po- your milk gupplyi and before tasting is making preparation to have at son for a short trip.
give an average o f say 8,000 to 12,-
Mrs. A. C. Van Houten.
litical demagogues as guaranteed a ! the water be sugpicioU8. Look around least 100 marchers in the parade dur
Miss Maude Sturgeon left Wednes-
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Wrnthorby 000 pounds, a very small average for
profit by the federal government. #t the tourigt camp for a certifiCate ln* the meet,n« o f the Grand Lodge
good strim f well bred cattle.
lay morning for a visit with friends and son Gilbert attended the Sunday
The figures quoted ought to be con of ingpection which ghoW8 that the in Portland during September.
The cattle will be picked from the
vincing proof o f the truth.
State Board of Health has inspected
Tk n u .
.
4 near Klamath Falls. Mrs. Kiger of School rally at Canby last Sunday.
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The Bishop home on the corner of Tillamook arrived Tuesday evening
Mrs. P. M. Wagner, while recov- various five breeds so that people
The sawmill now being installed ^ 6 preml9esan ana >ze
e " a ei Fifth and Broadway is undergoing a to remain with Mrs. Sturgeon dur- cring rapidly from her recent illtu
can have a good opportunity to see
results from a good average herd of
is still confined to her bed.
by A* H^TiasseU^on t h e " ^ *B. Sny- 30 ^ Oregon ^ ca m ^ a l^ B d ^ b ea r^ his —
a" d *" add“ " " ing Miss Maude’s absence.
der iplace in Dodge will be put into i •
will have the kitchen enlarged, a
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Robertson spent purebred«.
Miss Johanna Lichthom, accompn- tbc week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
operation this week, ib.is understood 1
ln d° “ bt> l0° k f ° r the
j new bedroom added on the second
This wonderful building covers
nied by her aunt, Mrs. Adolph Held- ]:, Gales at Gresham.
When the mill is in full operation it i
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j floor and new porches.
over 10 acres o f ground and appar­
Ian, arrived last week from Reno,
laude Shrinai v u a proud boy ently will be filled to overflowing this
will have a capacity o f 20,000 feet JT,S jjj ST \ QUESTION OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Osborne and Nevada. They made the trip by au- v, h,.n he won two red and one blue year with breeding animals from nil
per day. The stand o f timber to be
GETTING A PIG TO MARKET daughter o f Long Beach, California, tomobile and after a short visit with rjbhon on his chickens which he dir- parts o f the country, and those who
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i and Mr and Mrs. J. S Osborne and relatives hero left for Yakima, Wash- p] .. ed a( the Gresham fair. He also expect to come should send in their
“ There is enough coal in Siberia sons o f this city spent a week at ington, for a visit of a couple o f won a §3.00 cash prize,
entries early.
j to keep the wheels o f American in- Long Beach, Wash., returning to Es- months.
rhe Skip-a-Week club will hold
B oj.;' and girls’ club work is con­
dustry turning fo r a million years.” tacada Monday morning,
sidered one o f the leading activities
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“
,
their cooked food gale at Tom A
Wm. Graham, the mail carrier on | ton.B store August 22,
j That in effect is what John F. Ste-
■*
of our Exposition and will be more
vent, the noted Panama Canal e n -! Mr' and Mrs' Robert Guttridge o f route three, returned to his duties
h'ghlv i ■ phasized than ever this
gineer and builder o f the Oregon Springwater have purchased the Me last Monday, after an absence o f one ESTACADA JUNIORS
y,.ar
DEFEAT ALBINA JUNIORS
IV, mium 11. t ma be obtained by
Trunk railway, told the business men Aule>' 'place at the corn6r o i Ei* hth week. Mr. Graham was kicked by a
X BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O.
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| o f Portland in a public address a and Z o b m t and wiR 0CCUPy h horse and incapacitated for duty.
addressing Ü M. Plummer, General
ESTACADA, OREGON
short time ago.
about September 1st. The sale was Clyde Denny substituted for him on
The Estacada Junior la. .•hall team I Manager, 211 Northwestern Bunk
i won from the Albina Juniors Sunday 1 Building, Portland, Oregon. Entries
He intimated, in other words, that bandled b>’ the Wooster real estate the route.
Neat, Durable work
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| on the local diamond, with a score I must be in before October 20th on
| the supply o f coal in that vast em- firm.
Wm. Pinkley and Mr. Dart o f Gar- 0f 3 to 4 , Batteriei for E.-taca
!
pire
was
practically
inexhaustible.
u I tho fat stock.
Guaranteed
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Zeyem and field have purchased a new Woods wer Jim Jenning. nnd Harry Sor­
It seems too bad that this untold
children o f Lewiston, Idaho, are the Bros, threshing machine and to J. J. ver.
fuel wealth should be in Siberia and
Have the sole* sewed on
r
guests o f Mrs. Zeyem's sister, Mrs. Davis of Garfield a Fordson tractor
The ninth inning rally tnged by
the great market fo r it should be
G. F. Milford. Mr. Zeyem is em­ which will be used to operate the the local boys saved the day and I
your areas shoes with a
’ 8,000 or 10,000 miles away, here in
ployed in the office o f the Lewiston thresher.
Bob Cooke Motor Com­ much credit for the rcnmrl itile tea:
America. It is a problem of "getting
Tribune nnd spent a few hours visit- pany delivered both o f the machines. work should ho given tin
HOT W AX M A C H I N E
the pig to market.”
Tlie News plant while here.
team cont inv good mat*
The coal is no good where it is, for
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hicinbotham
serves the support o f 1«;
American
industry
cannot
be
trans-
A. R. D A H LK E, Estacada
M. L. Sevier, Viola, spent the past and daughters o f Stevenson, Wash.,
j ported over to Siberia where the coal week at the home o f his daughter, visited over the week-end with rela­ order that this work ma,
Sunday, August 10, th
will
\ is, and nobody has a rational sugges- Mrs. Chas. Hicinbotham, at River
tives in Estacada and Viola, and
1 tion fo r moving the coai to the mar­ Mill. Mr. Sevier has been threat­ Monday morning left for a vacation Sandy on the Sandy diamo Olii.
ket on an economic basis; that is, at ened with pneumonia and under a at Neithart beach. They were accom­ Sunday, August 23, a game i
uled with Gillls on the local e
' a price American industry could a f­ doctor's care, but is reported to be
panied on this trip by Miss Alice Hic­
ford to pay for it.
improving at this time.
inbotham of River Mill.
ESTACADAN VISITS
This situation is very much like a
good deal o f the talk about the great
Mr. and Mrs. E B Byers and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marden are
Corvallis, Or ., Au X . 9.— Erri.
undeveloped water powers in the Alta o f Clatskanie and Mi.-s Amanda receiving congratulations o f their
Smith
o f Estacada wa ■ in this city
i United States. There are millions o f Dear o f Washougal, Wash., were friends upon the arrival o f a seven-
last night, camping at the city aur'
horsepower o f such latent energy, Sunday guests at the home o f Mr. pound baby daughter last Tuesday
park. He was impre ed with local
THURS-FRLAUG 13-14—
but nobody appears to have worked and Mrs. C. F. Howe. They have evening. The little lady has been
look for this »rntnCrc .-i
condition shere and the evident spirit
sad Whit*.it w a lr/t 7rf-r •
out a sensible plan fo r getting the just returned from a vacation o f one named Mary Elizabeth.
ßta/rrj
\ . .R H o ru .iJlrt
o f prosperity.
He rated Corvallis
energy delivered to the market. Elec- week at Newport and Marshfield,
your tr^uic decide
park
one
of
the
best
he
had
ever
seen
Rev. A. L. Lonsberry o f Belling­
trie energy can only be delivered
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You'll Die Laughing
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tompkins o f St. ham, Wash., paid a short visit to his for a city with 7500 population.
I over a limited distance at a cost that
AT
Before leaving Mr. Smith expected
IRON MAN NO. 6
will make its utilization practicable. Paul, Minnesota, are visiting at the father, Matt Lonsberry, Monday af
to
visit
the
Oregon
Agricultural
Col
•’GO-GETTER” SERIES
He is attending camp-
For the most part, in the United home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wood- tetrnoon.
fcD’ S SERVICE STATION
States, the undeveloped water powers worth on Estacada Heights. Mr. itieeting at Jennings Lodge and took ' /0 camPus
SATURDAY, AUG. 15— ~
E3TACADA, OREGON
are located at remote places where Tompkins and Mr. Woodworth are the opportunity to run out to Estaca­
Cleaning lighting lx tu res h‘i
thre are no active or potential mar­ cousin: and have not seen each oth da for the afternoon. His wife and found to increase he light
kets o f sufficient magnitude to justi­ cr for five years. Mr. Tompkins daughter are visiting relatives in Eu­ by as much as 84 pi
Clean Power
fy early and rapid development o f finds that thi: community has made gene this week and will return Fri­ fixtures should be
NEWS NO. 61
Full Mileage
many improvements since his former day to Bellingham.
this stored-up energy.
quently as window:
“ NO PLACE TO GO”
visit
here
five
years
ago.
“ Getting the pig to market"
W. S. Denning and daughter, Miss and vire versa.
?T* n m o n T_ a u g T«-T 7
therefore applies just as well to a
Alice,
were guests at the U. S. Mor­
Mine Host Moore o f the Estacada
vast bulk o f the undeveloped hydro­
J. H.
gan and Jas. Denning homes for
hotel
returned
Tuesday
night
from
a
PORTLAND'S MOST REAS­
electric energy o f the country as it
severay days thi* week. They left
short
vacation
trip,
during
which
he
ONABLE EATING HOUSE
does
to
the
unmeasured
deposits
o
f
NEWS NO. 60
visited the Puget Sound country. He Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Denning
coal in Siberia.
netta
“WEST BOUND’*
notermar.y changes in the country will return to the lighthouse at Port­
age, Washington, and Miss Denning
Mist Bertha 7 :
Anyone wishing any special kind wber* h‘ Und*d 40
and " f
TUES-WEDT AUG 18-19
.
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the auto traffic on the highway hr will go to Mills College, California,
si
h<>
of pie or cake at the W. C. T. U. says: “ There's so blamed many cars where she will assume the duties o f
213 FIRST ,ST., Near Salmon
o f Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ki
Cooked Food sale to be held Satur- on the road it looks like there were instructor in that school.
Our Motto:
day at the Estacada Pharmacy, call not enough people left at home to do
The riackama? News is rnly
"LOOKING DOWN"
1 P iiii', Quality and Quantity.
Mr». A. S. Hassell.
the milking.”
CLACKAMAS NEWS $1.50 \R. dollar and four bita a j ear.
LWESÍ0CK EXPOSITION
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
LIBERTY
TH EATRE
"NEVER SAY O IF
“TAMING THE WEST”
•TOP OF THE W0R10"
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THE MILLIONAIRE COWBOY