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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
VOLUM E XX.
NO. 12.
ARTISANS HOLD
L n¡ dir r.s
A b o u t fo rty m em bers of th e A r
tisan A ssem bly and th e ir fam ilies
gathered at th e L O. O. F. hall on
F rid ay fo r th e ir a n n u a l C hristm as
d in n er and c h ild re n ’s tre a t.
The
tab les w ere b o u n tifu lly sp read w ith
all to r t) o f goodies, which, needless
to s t y w ere m uch en jo y ed by all
present.
A fte r d in n e r all jo in e d in gam es
and dancing. L a te r in th e evening
the su rp rise packages w ere tak en
from th e C h ristm as tre e an d d istri
b uted to th e children, and n u ts and
candies w ere passed aro u n d to th e
cid er m em bers.
Mrs. F o rd D arrow , th e re tirin g
M aster A rtisan , was p re se n te d w ith
a g ift fro m the A ssem bly in a p p re c i
ation o f h e r w ork.
A t a b o u t eleven o ’clock th e p a rty
broke up an d all w e p t to th e ir
hom es tire d b u t happy a n d v oted the
evening a m ost p le a sa n t one.
COUNTY W IL L PAY
N IN E W A RR A N TS
M onday the co u n ty c o u rt m ade an
o rd e r th a t will pay a n o th e r $28,000
c f o u tsta n d in g w a rra n ts.
This w as done by tra n s fe rrin g a
n u m b er of am oun ts fro m unused
ynds to th e g e n e ra l fu n d an d or-
crin g th e co u n ty tr e a s u re r to tak e
up o u ts ta n d in g w a rra n ts w ith the
¿.mount, sta te s th e B an n er-C o u rier.
L a rg e st o f th e item s in the list is
th e $10,000 p u t in the b u d g et a
y e a r ago fo r a re-v alu atio n o f p ro p
e rty in th e co u n ty fo r re-assess
m e n t purposes, the sum b ein g $10,-
000.
A n o th e r am o u n t saved was
th e $2000 p u t in th e y ear-ag o b u d g et
pro vie.ng fo r the fu rn ish in g of a
rockpile upon which c o u n ty p riso n
ers couid w ork.
A n o th e r item of
$2,000 cam e fro m th e am o u n t se t
aside fo r accid en t in su ran ce.
Tilt
co u n ty h as c arried its own in s u r
ance.
The com plete list, w ith th e am
o unts saved from each fu n d , which
goes to m ake up th e ex a c t to ta l of
$28,174.80 is as follow s: A ccident
in su ran ce $2,000, elections, $4,949,
w .dow s’ pensions $650, po o r $600,
p riso n e rs’ expense $650, scalp b o u n
ty $200, in te re s t on ro ad w a rra n ts
$1,500, p riso n ers' revolving fu n d
$2,000, re-v alu atio n fu n d $10,000,
m ach in ery fu n d $4,000, c o u n ty c o u rt
$275, c o u n ty clerk $700, su rv ey o r
$1,750.
A n o th er ro u n d -u p will be made
d u rin g J a n u a ry , w hen it is hoped to
fin d still o th e r m oney th a t can be
devoted to p aying o u ts ta n d in g w a r
ra n ts . T he p re s e n t c o u n ty c o u rt is
try in g iu e v ery possible w ay to wipe
o u t this in debtedn ess.
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$1.50 A Y EAR
E A S T E R N CLA CKA M A S N E W S TH U R SD A Y , D EC EM B ER 2-1, 1025
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
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Mr. and
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Mrs. G eorge Sm ith, of
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LOCAL ITEMS
THE SPIRIT O«7 CH RIS™ A.S
land v isito r on W ednesday.
u r 's p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. C. H.
. addison.
Mr. and M rs. Roy D ouglass w ere "
calling on Mr. an d Mrs. V irgil
D ouglass ia st F rid a y evening.
Wm. Asp a n d fam ily w ere O re
gon C ity visito rs on S a tu rd a y a fte r- [
noon.
Bob C ahill is a t hom e fo r th e
Holidays. He is a s tu d e n t a t O. A. C.
M r. an d M rs. C. E. B row n, of
M edford, w ere re c e n tly th e g u ests
o f th e ir uncle, J . C. A kers, and
fam ily. Mr. B row n is looking fo r
a good location fo r a d ru g sto re.
F ra n k T ru liin g e r, a cousin of
R ay W oodle, was visitin g w ith him
ih e o th e r day.
I t had been te n
y e a rs since th ey m et.
-O U N T Y COURT F IX E S TAX
LEVY FO R COM ING Y EAR
T he C .ackam as c o u n ty ta x levy
was fix ed Dy an o rd e r filed by the
c o u n ty c o u rt M onday w ith th e co u n
ty clerk, says th e B a n n er-C o u rier.
The d o cu m en t w as fo rm ally con
sid ered by th e c o u n ty c o u rt d u rin g
the m orn in g session, an d w as fin ally
se n t to th e c le rk ’s o ffic e w ith o u t the
lg n a tu ie of C om m issioner C. W .
-vi use. M r. K ru se him self handed
-he d o cu m en t to th e c le rrk w n t
took it in fo r filing.
T he to ta l levy is fix e d a t $1,015,-
.¡04.32 and c a rrie s th e sam e t o t a l s ,
us those given in th e o rig in ally pub-
•ished b u d g et, a p rin te d copy ot
.tiucii w as fu rn ish e d those a tt e n d - _
.n g th e budget, m eetin g , t h e c o u r.
upon com parison fo u n d th a t the
o u u g e t was a c c u ra te , an d those fig
u rin g o therw ise had included ite m s :
tot raise d by ta x a tio n ,
th e levy in item s follow s:
je n e r a l c o u n ty fu n d ..-$198,975.00 |
jc iic r a l an d dist. roads. 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .Oo
.schools an d lib ra ry ......... i4d,4oO.UU
H .gn senool tu itio n ......... 75,000.00 j
-u a rk e t roads ..................... 68,000.00
oLUte ta x levy .................. 326,939.32
T o tal ......................... $ 1 ,0 1 5 ,3 6 4 .3 2 '
This is the d o cu m en t over w hich J
-Here has been so m uch d isp u te a n d !
HUOlicity in its fin a l form . I t was
inv g e n e ra l fu n d item o v er w hicn j
*ac u .sp u .e ¿.rose. Ill tin s w ere a ,
ooupie o i item s th a t a re n o t raiseu ;
oy d ire c t ta x a tio n , an d w ere th e re -
vore elim in ated fro m th e to ta l.
There is a season of the year observed by
Christianity, of short duration, to be sure, when all
our thoughts and acts are in marked contrast to
what they are at all other times, and go to show the
underlying, basic principles inert in every
human heart. In one short week out of the fifty-
two the spirit of charity, of giving thought to the
other and the less fortunate arises in our consci
ence and we feel the presence of that mind that was
in tiie Man who delivered the Sermon on the
Mount, in the other days comprising the year we
become so engrossed in wordly affairs, in the maci
pursuit after material things, that all our better and
purer thoughts and impulses are smothered and
lost sight of. Crime flourishes, we forget that we
are all common brothers of one, great family
springing from the same Fatherhood and bound
by ties of sacred consanguinity. Yet we go about
our several ways unmindful of these facts and plod
and crowd our way through a beautiful world
mindful only of our own desires, and more often
sacrificing our souls by leading a life of selfish
disregard of the other. In contrast to this we have
the spirit shown at that time we call Christmas, a
holiday of sacred import primarily marking the
time of the birth of a Saviour and tne beginning of
a higher civilization. In spite of ail the wickedness
filling men s hearts during the year we find a dif
ferent spirit filling them, and in the most humble
home, in the palatial mansion, in the palace and
prison, in all the haunts of vice and among the vi
cious, the true heart of humanity expresses itself
in many deeds of kindness, in gifts, in thoughtful
ness of the poor, the sick, the halt and the blind.
That all this is true is not to be wondered at, for
tnus were we created in the beginning, and only
through false belief's and misunderstanding have
we gone astray. The wonder is that we cannot at
all times, day in and day out, year in and year out,
keep the same thoughts in our mind that fill it at
Cnnstmas time, ana let the same love and the same
spirit direct all our actions. The seed is within us,
why not cultivate and so nurture it that it shall
bring forth its harvest of happiness, of ’’Peace on
eartn, good will to all men?”
io be accounted worthy of displaying such a
spirit as expressed in the above lines, in the hope
and desire to snow a Kindly tolerance to all man
kind, tne Editor and tnose connected with him in
its publication, wish to extend to one and ail read
ers of the Eastern Clackamas News a Merry, Merry
wnristmas.
M r. and Mrs. F ord D arrow w ere
shopping in P o rtla n d on M onday.
Miss L illian S chm idt
w eek-end in P ortland.
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Mrs. O. E. Syron is a ssistin g in
the p o sto ffice d u rin g th e holiday
rush.
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Mr. and Mrs. F red H o rn e r w ere
in G resham on business on Mon
day.
M rs. H azel Symm s w as a g u est of
h e r sister. M rs. lihoe Syron, on
T u esd ay evening.
Mrs. Tom C a rte r an d Mrs. H. A.
La B arre w ere in P o rtla n d on busi
ness one day la st week.
M ary Alice Reed is sp en d in g th
holidays a t hom e w ith h e r m other,
M rs. M ae Reed.
A rnold Lovelace is sp en d in g the
holidays w ith his p a re n ts, Mr. and
M rs. Jo h n L ovelace.
H e is a s tu
d e n t a t O. A. C.
C lark Posson has been in P o rt
land several days d u rin g the last
w eek h aving his fo o t a tte n d e d to as
it has not healed p roperly.
Mrs.
S y lv ester L aw rence
and
baby w ere in P o rtlan d sev eral days
iast w eek. She has been having her
b ab y tre a te d by a specialist.
W hen 1925 ends C h ev ro let will
have ex p o rted 124,000 autom obiles
d u rin g th e y ear.
Mr. and M rs. W. G. M oore w ere
business v isito rs in P o rtla n d on
S a tu rd ay .
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Mrs. F. L. H eylm an m ade a ba»i-
ness trip to P o rtlan d on W ednes
day.
M rs. M ary B artholom ew , o f H ep-
p a c r is v isitin g fo r a tim e a t the
hom e o f her son, Mr. F red B ar
tholom ew .
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M r. and Mrs. Ed A llen, o f Mar-
iot, w ere h ere on T u esd ay evening
c a tte n d th e M asonic an d E astern
S ta r n Filiation and b a n q u et.
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A m ong those licensed to p ractice
d e n tis try as a re su lt o f the sta te
d e n ta l ex am in atio n re c e n tly hold a t
Salem , is C. M. D ale, son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. D ale, o f this city.
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G R A N G E S TO H A V E
JO IN T IN ST A L L A T IO N
T he
o ffic e rs
of
S p rin g w ater,
E agle C reek, H ard in g , G eorge and
G a rfie ld G ran g es will be installed
in a jo i n t in sta lla tio n a t th e Pavi
lion J a n u a r y 2nd, 1926.
M rs. T hom as M illar, o f T ro u t-
dale, w ill be th e in stallin g o fficer,
a ssiste d by th e S ta te G ran g e Assist
a n t S te w a rd s .
A p ro g ra m o f m usic and speaking
w ill bejfin a t 10 a. m.
D in n e r w ill be served a t the Hotel
E sta c a d a .
T h e a fte rn o o n will be given over
fo r th e in s ta llin g cerem onies. A m
ong th e sp eak ers will be G overnor
P ierce, C. E. Spence, Geo. A. Pal-
m iter, S ta te G ran g e M aster, and
o th e rs.
A sp ecial in v itatio n is ex tended
to th e g e n e ra l public to a tte n d the
p ro g ra m , a lso the in stallin g cere
m o n ies in th e a fte rn o o n .
W H A T IT DID
A m an on tr ia l in O regon fo r
m u r d e r says he w as In to x icated a t
the tim e th e crim e w as com m itted.
T h e re w ould have been no slaying
he m a in ta in s, had th e re been no
liq u o r.
A m an on tr ia l in C olorado fo r
m u r d e r say s he w as in to x icated a t
th e tim e th e crim e w as com m itted.
Th sre w ould have been no slaying
in th e case, he m ain tain s, had th ere
been m liq u o r.
But th e tw o victim s are dead, and
the two slayers are on trial for their
lives.
A cco rd in g to the testim ony
o f the
accused the tw o victims
would be alive today and the two
slayers
would have no charges
against t hem had the accused le ft
liquor alo na.
Liquor is the cause o f hundreds
o f other less serious crimes.
It
sends ma ny a man to jail who might
otherwise be a free and law-abiding
citizen.
The tw o men on trial for
their liv *s have discovered to their
sorrow t hat those who use it have
sometim .** to pay a high price for
ihe privi lege.
Say > yu saw it in the N ews.
the
Mrs. M innie H ansen w as in P o rt
lan d a couple days last w eek.
L i - E k i i T H E A T R E PROGRAM
Dec. 26-27— S a tu rd a y an d S unday
— H ouse P e te rs in ‘'R a ffle s .’’ This ÌS T A C A D A H O O PER S
is a tre a t.
A v ery good show.
D E F E A T PO R TLA N D Y. M. C. A
D on t, fail to see this.
T he E sta c a d a Hi b a sk etb all t«ani
Dec. 28-29— M onday an d T u es
day— “ One G lorious N ig h t.”
This d e fe a te d th e Y. M. C. A. of P a rt-
lan d in a fa s t and clea n played gam e
is a fin e show.
uec.
30-31 — W ednesday and a t E sta c a d a high school gym F rid a y ,
T hursday.— “ P e te r P a n .”
T his a the lo th , by a score o f 36 to 26.
A L ovelace o f O. A. C. re fe re e d th e
w o nderful show.
E v ery o n e, little
an d big, should see th is. D on’t miss gam e in an e ffic ie n t m an n er.
“ YOUNG B O B ’’ A D M ITT E D TO
T he E sta c a d a te a m challen g es an y
it.
R E PU B L IC A N ST A N D IN G
Dec. 31— M ID N IG H T M A T IN E E . te a m in C lackam as co u n ty f o r a
— “ S tep p in g O u t.” T his is a good gam e or a series o f gam es.
W ashington, Dec. 22.— S en a to r
how. D o n 't fail to see it if you
G am es can be scheduled by g e ttin g
R o b ert M. La F o lle tte will be a d
.ike to lau g h as th is is su re good. in to u ch w ith W. W. Sm ith, m an ag er.
m itted to fu ll R epublican stan d in g
Also sam e show N ew Y e a r’s N ignt,
E sta c a d a will p lay W. O. W . of
in the se n ate, it w as le a rn e d today, J a n u a r y 1, 1926.
P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber the
as a re s u lt o f a com prom ise re a c h
26th, gam e to be called a t 7:45 p. m.
ed by a d m in istra tio n lead ers.
a t high school gym.
J . A. U PTO N P A SSE S
This p eacefu l solution o f th e new
The sc o re :
se n a te 's f ir s t in s u rg e n t row , it was
J . A. U pton, w ho has been fo r
said, was a g reed upon a f t e r S en ato r om e tim e a t th e P isgah H om e, E sta c a d a (3 8 )
Y. M. C. A. (2 5 )
H. S a rv e r (4 ) t
W illiam B u tler, R epublican, M assa
(9 ) K ins wall
died on T h u rsd ay , th e 17th, an d was
B. S a rv e r (2 ) y.
c h u setts, ch airm an o f th e n atio n a l
(4 ) S tev en so n
Ju rie d from th e G ates U n d e rta k in g
L. S alin g <a> c.
R epublican com m ittee and spokes P a rlo rs a t G resham .
(2 ) M cedar
Mr. U pton !
m an fo r P re sid e n t C oolidge, w ith ■ >-a es fo u r children liv .n g : M ark R. ! J . O sborn (2 ) G.
(4 )
Goon
M. B ullard (2) G.
d rew his opposition. B u tle r w as re
(6
)
G
ordon
Upton, o f San F 'rancisco; U pton A.
(10) S.
p o rted as wrilling to ad m it L a F o l U pton an d Mrs. W. E. McW illis, of G iddings
( ) Shachw ell
o o d ru ff (8 ) S.
le tte to th e R epublican ra n k s fo r E stacad a, and M rs. O scar H ornsby,
( )
R ichen
th e p resen t, b u t in sistin g upon his o f H oquiam , W ash.
Big Business Favorites.
p u n ish m en t if he bolts th e p a rty on
a n y s tric tly p a rtisa n issue.
The natio n al g ran g e h as been sh o o t-
S P E C IA L M EE TIN G
S e n a to r Jam es E. W atson, R epub
ug in some tacts and tigures to the
lican, o f In d ia n a , who led the fig h t
A special m eetin g o f G arfield in te rs ta te Comm erce C om m isiso.i th a t
a g a in st L a F o lle tte , how ever, was
G range will be held in th e ir Grange
• udoubtedly would give the fa rm e rs a
re p o rte d a s opposing the com prom
¿fall in G arfield on T uesday, Dec. ! • erd ict it tried by a ju ry c o u rt. A
ise.
W atson w as said to feel La-
29, 1925, a t 8 o ’clock p. m., fo r th e ' brief filed gives figures show Ing th a t
F o lle tte ’s speeches in his se n a to ria l
p u rp o se o f tra n sa c tin g unfin ish ed p resen t av erag e ra te s for alT h a u ls ot
cam paign w hich included a tta c k s on
bu sin ess; also new business.
.a rm p ro d u cts is 14.50 a to n , w hile the
th e p resid en t, w ere su ffic ie n t cause
A ii m em bers a re u rg ed to a tte n d . av erage ra te on a ll m an u fa c tu re d
f o r his rem oval fro m th e p arty .
J. B. R O B ER TSO N , Sec.
pro d u cts is a little over $2 a ton. The
W atson stood v irtu a lly alo n e in his
jr ie t cites th a t alth o u g h only about
opposition.
Half th e to tal of farm p ro d u cts are
moved by tra in s, a g ric u ltu re pays six
A C alitornia m an who had been de
p er cen t of its e n tire income for
p rire d of his speech for tw o years
¿reight ch arg es, w hile on th e o th e r
suddenly regained it on T hanksgiving
side, »0 p e r cen t of th e p ro d u cts of in-
day, to the se rp ris e of his family.
lu s try a re moved by ra il, y et b u t a
They m ust have show n him th e bill for
T itle m ore th a n tw o p er cen t of its In
the turkey w hich graced his tab le on
come is paid for freig h t. The g ran g e
th at occasion.
contends th a t the fa rm e rs a re paying
a lto g eth er too much of th e n a tio n ’s
Duco as used on C hevroleta is
¡reig h t bill and th a t ra te s should be
n e ith e r p ain t, varnish n o r enam el
adjusted on an equal basis. The v a ri
b u t is a p ro d u c t m ade fro m n itra te d
ous sta te g ran g es tak e th e sam e stand
co tto n chem icals added to m ake it
oo the m a tte r of ta x a tio n —th a t farm
soluble.
tands pay fa r too much of tax es, and
-hat they should only pay th e ir Just
p roportion, based on re tu rn s from the
A d ro p o f p r in te r ’s ink will m ake
.and*.
a m illion th in k .
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sp e n t
H. B. S n y d er shipped th re e car
loads o f lu m b er this week anti has
sold all th a t he will be able to c u t
th is w in ter.
M ost o f th is lum ber
is being shipped to E u ro p e and ex
tre m e E ast.
JOIN! INSTALLATION
AND BANQUET
On T uesday evening, D ecem ber
22. the in stallatio n o f the o ffic e rs
o f Lodge No. 146 A. F. & A. M.
ir.d of M ountain C h a p te r No. 108
O. E. S. wus held a t th e M asonic
T em ple.
The in s tillin g o ffic e rs fo r Lodge
No. 146 w ere Ray K eith, M uster,
am i ( ’has. N orris, M arshal, who did
h e ir w ork in a m ost fin ish ed m an
ner.
The follow ing o fficers w ere in
stalled by th em fo r the ensuing
te rm :
W o rshipful M aster— W. S cru tto n .
Sr. W ard en — T hom as M orton.
J r . W arden -Fred B artholom ew .
T re a s.— Mr. Ellis.
S e c re ta ry — Wm. Dale.
J r . D eacon— H a rry Sm ith.
M arshal— Theo. A hlberg.
Sr. St< w ar— Tom C a rte r.
J r . S te w a rd — C. A. Jaq u es.
T y le r— H a rry K itehing.
A t the close o f the1 M asonic in
sta lla tio n , th e E a ste rn S ta r p ro
ceeded w ith th e ir cerem onies.
The re tirin g o ffic e rs, in a m ost
pieusing m an n er, put on a drill,
fo rm in g the le tte r s “ O. E. S .” which
indeed is m ost effectiv e.
U n d er
th e d irectio n
o f R uth
K eith, W o rth y M atron, and M ary
Sm ith, M arshal, th e follow ing o ffi
cers w ere installed fo r M ountain
C h a p te r fo r the ensuing t e r m :
W orthy M atro n — C ordelia
C a r
ter.
A ssociate M atro n — D ora H erring.
C o n d u ctress— A blue A rm stro n g .
A ssociate C on d u ctress — E liza
beth Allen.
S e c re ta ry — A nna D illion.
T re a s u re r— M artha Ellis.
Ada-— H azel Symms.
R uth— M arjo rie Cook.
E th e r— A nna Jacq u es.
M artha— Rhoe Syron.
E lecta— G race L eihum m er.
W ard er— M ay C ulver.
S en tin i 1— H erm an G ohring.
T he A ssem bly th en
re tire d to
the E stacad a H otel w here a m ost ap-
pet zing b a n q u e t had been spread.
Mr. M oore and his able a ssistan ts
■e su rely to be co n g ra tu la te d fo r
lie m an n er in w hich this delicious
-u nu w as p re p a re d an d served.
Tii tab les also w ere m ost e f f e c t
ively deco rated and p re sen ted a
:y pleasing a p p earan ce.
T h ere
wi re ab o u t sev en ty -fiv e in a tte n d -
.ncc and voted th e evening, in ev
e ry resp ect, a m ost successful one.
SPRINGWATER
G uests a t th e A h lb erg hom e on
Mrs. G eorge P e rry p e n t a few
T u esd ay w ere Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
lay: la st w eek in P o rtlan d .
Selby and ch ild ren , o f G ladstone
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e G u ttrid g e w ere
and Mrs. A nna W y att an d children,
of S h elto n , W ashington.
T he tw o hopping in O regon C ity on S a tu r
day.
ladies .-re siste rs of Mr. A hlberg.
The E n d eav o r social a t the J . W.
The
v a ra tb n
fo r the school
B
yers
hom e F’rid a y ev en in g w as well
■hildren began y e ste rd a y an d they
a tte n d e d and m uch enjoyed.
will n o t have to re tu rn to th e ir
Mr. Mogi r has had a sick cow
.-Judies until J a n u a r y 4th.
N eed
less to say th e re are a n u m b er of which is much b e tte r a t this tim e.
The J. A. Shilbcy fam ily w ere
i: ppy children in this v icin ity a t
d in n e r g u ests a t the L. S. T en n y
p resent.
Tome on S unday.
Mrs. M ary A dam s e n te rta in e d her
A n u m b er o f the young people
h ad ro n nnd th e ir fam ilies a t d in n er from here a tte n d e d th e C h ristian
on S unday, also h er siste r, Mrs. .endeavor in E stacad a S un d ay ev en
N'-ely, o f T acom a. The g u ests w ere ing.
vfr. and Mrs. A. E. A dam s and
George Genserowski is home fo r
la u g h te r, S hirley, and Mr. an d Mrs. th e C hristm as holidays.
A. A dam s and d a u g h te r, K athleen,
if P o rtlan d , and Mr. a n d M rs. Theo.
ID ENTERTAINMENT
Ih lb e rg and son, Ju n io r.
T he E ta c a d a U niform ed B and
The H. C. G ohrings e n te rta in e d
Will hold an e n te rta in m e n t and su p
on S a tu rd a y evening, a t a ra th e r
per a t I. O. O. F. hall an d dance in
u n u su al p a rty called a ‘‘C razy Par-
h; pavilion on New Y ears eve.
y .” All g u ests w ere asked to come
dressed in crazy a ttire , w hich they
I t is th e b elief of m any th a t the
n o st assu red ly did. By vote- o f the exces of rrim e now p rev alen t in the
o arty , M rs. R hodes and D ave Esh- e o u n tr y is an indictm ent of the vari-
em an received prizes fo r th e cra z i ius churches in failin g to reach the
e st costum es.
A m ost delicious Human m ind an d in fluence it a rig h t.
unch was served.
H igh score’s a t Each j'-alou . of the other, these vio
■ards w ere won by Mrs. C u rrin and o sec wha-h ra n build the la rg e st ed-
G erald W ilcox; consolation score
e a t t r a c t people to it th rough all
iy Mr. and Mrs. Sm ith. T he follow- orts o f sham s, an d inside o ffe r hut
n g g u ests w ere p re s e n t: M essrs, and vi ry little e n tic in g to a tru e seek er
M esdam es C u rrin , H eiple, B arth o l f te r C h ristian ity .
R eligion is not
om ew , Rhodes,
Sm ith, E ahlem an, - h ristia n ity , fo r an y m an ’s belief is
Wilcon and A hlberg.
his religion. C h ristia n ity is th e m an
n e r o f co n d u ct ta u g h t by C hrist, and
when the church follow s th a t course
th e ir benches wilt be b e tte r filled
C lackam as co u n ty will have nine and th e re will be less cause fo r com
d eleg ates a t th e m eeting o f th e O re plaining.
gon S ta te T e ach ers’ association,
Says I to m yself, says I, th e News
which takes place a t L incoln high
school building, P o rtlan d , T uesday, is the p a p er to buy, says I.
T EA C H E R S C O N V E N TIO N
D EC E M B ER 29. 30 AND 31
W ednesday and T h u rsd ay , D ecem ber
29, 30 and 31.
In addition to th e nin e w ho will
go as delegates q u ite a large- p er cent
o f th e 381 te a c h e rs in th e co u n ty
will also be p resen t. W hile th e ses
sions begin T u esd ay the com m ittees
will m eet th e d ay previous a n d be
re a d y to re p o rt.
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w hich was an error and any-
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