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1 Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County VO LU M E XX EASTERN No. 27 Radio M ystery Found In K ansas Home Local and Personal Item s ^ Mr. B. O. Sarver was a Portland visitor on Saturday. TH U R S D A Y , A P R IL 8, 1926 News from the Neighboring Towns $1.50 A Y E A R S teiw er Announces Platform County Judge Figlit As- TO TH E VO TE R S~O F O REG O N: S U m in « ShaP C f° r F in a li By this form al announcement I The latest development in the Receiving radio programs from The Lovelace-Gorham delivery am declaring myself a candidate fo r county judge fight, which will soon all parts o f the United S*ates with SPR 1N G W A TE R NOTES U PPE R E A G L E C REEK the Republican nomination for the be in shape to start the lust louml, out the use o f a radio is bei ig ex truck is sporting a new sign very Pomona Grange will meet here Mrs. Cobb was visiting with Mrs. office o f United States senator from is the entrance o f Commissioner perienced by Gus Saur and his w ife brilliantly painted. Louise Asp one day last week. Oregon. Kruse, as a candidate to succeed Miss Vivian Gorham and Mrs. next Wednesday. who live at Wichita, Kansas A A t the iast meeting o f the Ladies Miss Edythe Peters was very I f elected my course will be de- Judge Cross, story on the "fr e a k ” reception was Raymond Lovelace were shopping Aid, Mrs. Peter Erickson offered to pleasantly surprised on the first day termined in accordance w.th the Ever since Judge Cros8 changed recently published in the Wichita in Portland one day last week. Eagle and is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaForge and Piece “ t<>P to be sold fo r the of A pril, her birthday, when Mrs. statements hereinafter set forth and his mind and resoived to put it up Mystery still envelops the home children spent Sunday in Portland benefit o f the aid if the members Akers and Mrs. Paddison came up to according to the accepted principles to the piopie whether he was in- o f Mr. and Mrs. Gus Saur. 4111 visiting relatives. could Provide the »craps. So any he school house with some sand- o f the Republican party. I have no competent and lacked the public _ _ , ... members or others interested who tviches, a cake and a jello salad— private interest to serve but will cn- confidence the forces which desired East English street, It might be Roman Beauties— apples at the , . ,. . . M . , , have any to spare would kindly get :nv:ting Mrs. Gibson to come also, deavor to the best o f my ability to hig defeat' above all things, d ive termed the mystery o f the hidden Peoples store. them to her as soon as convenient and eating luncheon with her. serve the nation and all the people been busy. Prom time to time they voices, and no amount o f sleuthing Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harkenrider will be g reat,iy appreciated, Mrs. Pcddison and Mrs. Akers and every part o f the state. It will haie ch*.ngo<i their plans o f actios and investigation seems to produce went to Portland on Saturday to Mr and Mrg x j Kirkwood are called on Mrs. Rosa Douglass last be my purpose and ambition to sup- Judge Cross has wisely attended to results in the way o f locating the spend Easter with relatives. receiving congratulations on the Thursday afternoon, source o f the voice. port those things which Oregon an- ids work and let them do ail o f the Mr. and Mrs. V. Hilyard and lit- birth o f a little daughter in Port- Mrs. Sivil Doug ass visited with proves and w-hich are in accord with skirm.shing During the Christmas holidays 31. She has been Mrs. Asp last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Saur were startled tie daughter o f Boring spent the land, March the nation’s best interest. During ^ t first. E. L. Pope was hailed one evening to hear a program of week-end here as guests o f her mo- named Dorothy Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Ray W oodle and the campaign I shall supplement a8 the deliverer, n, some way his Mrs. George Perry and daughter ¿on, Leslie, spent Easter Sunday this statement with such discussion canjidaey did not arou e emhusi- Christmas carols being sung. They ther, Mrs. John Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith re- Helen and son Donald went to Sa- with the form er’s parents, Mr. and o f the points referred to herein as asm. ihun GeolKO Kandall a mr- went to the door to hear the out Seattle lem Saturday evening to meet Mr. Mrs. J. P Woodle o f Estacada. door sercnad.e They found nothing turned on Friday from may seem necessary. mer and representative .n the legia- o f the kind and the music ceased. where they have been visiting fo r Perry and some friends who spent Last Thursday evening a board Without pretending to cover all inture fo r two terms, was induced Sunday with them. meeting was hied at the home o f igsueBi j dedaro myself ¡n favor o f to become Going back into the house and clos two weeks. candidate. Randall, ing the door they were mystified to Out-of-town guests at the J. V. . The Hanson fan vly visited rala- .he Chairman, Mrs. Linme Gibson, legislation relating to the follow ing while popular and a very level head fo r the purpose o f hiring a teacher proposition8: ed ie i.ow , dia nol scem t0 gn p lh(J find that the music began again. Barr home on Sunday were Mr. and t‘ ves in Portland on Sunday. Part o f the mystery was cleared Mrs. James Freeman and children. Harley Rain®y and fam i*y of Lor the coming term. Agriculture public as was expected. It wa,4 then Miss Edythe Peters who has Portland visited on Sunday at the when, at the close o f one selection Mrs. Fteeman is their daughter. I stand fo r justice to the farm ing announced that Randall would be a r ..., , , u ., . . home o f his sister Mrs. R. S. Gut- taught fo r the past two years, and they heard a radio announcer at Little Mary Rose Bartholomew is industry. Unless the farmers can minor factor in the rac, amt the given excellent satisfaction, was a- N ew Orleans give the name o f a spending two weeks at Corvallis as triage. produce and market their products forces raileyed to Kruse, A number o f the young people gain hired to teach fo r the third broadcasting station. But they had thè guest o f her aunt, Mrs. C. C. <• „ , . , ., * . . profitably all branches o f society Kruse has been county commis- _ from bere attendtd the Christian year, no radio set in the house and could Saling. Endeavor rally at Jennings Lodge Mrs. Linme Gibson attended Eas- m“ sl siu ffer’J 1 wo/ k, fo r legis' *‘° ™ r fo r ille Past four >’ a ls’ 11 n’t understand how they heard the Mr. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob . Wednesday evening. Those attend- ter services at the Christian church ati ° " to aid » " ,the ° rdcrly marke^ ¡B hin^ d that “ > sol" e way he will program ing o f exportable surplus and will have a mystor.ous effect on the pub- Since then they have been hear Moss and Mrs. W. E. Hall went to ing were Gilbert and William Shear- .t Estacada Sunday. give every assistance to the con- lie wnen he g^ts in action. He will Rortland Sunday morning to spend er> Ardine Byers, Everett an Edlva Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass and ing radio programs at frequent in structive efforts now be ng put forth pose as the injured party in the the day with relatives. Shibley, Edith Howell, Margaret children motored to Oregon City on tervals. They came from every E h to balance and stabilize agricultural county government triangle , Beck, Clifford Greenstreet, Joe Easter Sunday, being guests o f Mr. where— Florida, Galveston, Chicago, production and sale. t will bid fo r sympathy on the ground GRAD E SCHOOL NOTES Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gra- and Mrs. W ill Bluhm while there. Denver, Kansas City, and all points Taxa tion that he was not able to hold his own ble, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass, ac- o f the compass. The music and the First Grads— and A lbert and Lester Closner. eompanied by Mrs. K atie Douglass' 1 fav0r reduction o f tax burdea Wlth two str™ g men lika ' v «’•»‘‘ t •peaking comes in much clearer 6 i.M H .-n ur — by reducing expense o f government, and Cross. Mrs. Grover Kiggins, Mrs. Ped Mr. and Mrs. George Perry en .notored to Stevenson, Washington, than it ever would over a receiving In this I am in full accord with the To say that the last few weeks set. There is no static whatever, erson and Mrs. Olson visited the tertained a large number o f ’ rela- ,-st Saturday, where Ed wished to admin.stration o f President Cool- o f the campaign will be interesting pr.mary room this week. tives on Sunday. .ook fo r timber. but they and the scores o f people dge- 1 am fo r rigid limitation o f w to put it mildly. The public Inm Ciarence Heigeson, Roger Stamp A very interesting baseball game Mr. and Mrs. W alter Douglass who have visited them since the first story appeared in the Eagle and Milen Boyer are absent on ac- was piayed on the home grounds Gienn Douglass, Mrs. V irgil Doug- c*P endltul'cs by eliminating from more of interests in tm8 scrap inun last Friday afternoon between the .ass and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gib- the S ^ornm ent pay rolls all per- that o f United, States Senator or shortly a fter the phenomenon oc count o f illness. It touches their lives grade school boys and those o f Cur- son attended church at Eagle Creek * ° " S wbos® services are not essen- governor. curred, have not been abl# to offer Third and Fourth Grade«— ^ a \ an<* exercise o f sound dis- more intimately. The W. C. T. U. contest was rinsviile. Our boys won with a ounday evening. a satisfactory solution. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stone were ff® *10” ‘ n refus,n2 t0 permit the Tile Pioneer would reccomm rid Mrs. Hassell, 8C0re ° f 21 to 20. Several radio experts have vis closed last Friday. Mrs. Wallens was a Portland vis- the overnight guests o f Mr. and Mrs. bJiU.ted btatt8 t0 e nKage in private that both o f the candidates be heard ited the Saur home, but all have Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Lawrence business except where demanded by on the sar.ie piatlorm at the same Akers Thursday night. been nonplussed. One came up came and presented the prizes. Lois Ror one day *ast week. Mr. and Mrs. ” Doc” Hannah and ^conom,c necessity. I favor simpler meeting and tnat these meetings be Joe Gutiridge fam ily were from Kansas C ity to investigate. Smith received second fo r the best A fte r looking everywhere about the reproduction o f the story, “ Prince Sunday guests o f Mrs. Bell Herirn Miss Florice Dougiass were guests luw® resPect llK Federal income tax lie.d .n an central places in the « t the home o f their parents M r . i W‘th less ann° y ance aild bl»d e n to county so the public may hear both *n Bstacada. house, he admitted he couldn’t ex Gaylord and Prince Goldenheart.” sides o f the story and be able t > de . . . plain it. “ I wish I could,” he said. Fourth Grade__ ivir- and Mrs- Forrest Erickson _nd Mrs W alter Douglass on Sun- Ll>xPa^eis‘ aay L a b o r and I m m i g r a t i o n cide intelligently which one is light. were Monday evening callers at the " I t would be worth millions o f dol The follow ing story was written Madaen homei -vr e c -xu .. * I favor fair working condition» — Molada i ioneer. Mrs. Ueorge Smith was a guest , lars to me if I knew how these rad.o ,, c , , and wages and believe in labor s in dialogue form to be dramatized M r. and Mrg, j A shibley and o * l the i home r folks on Sunday and , , a programs are received so perfectly ivsr>nHatr tabor 8 right to organize and bar- 1’llE METHODIST EPISCOPAL during language period. The work Everett and Elva visited at the Earl ivionuay, i l i c i Jr I , ii • i without any set ” C H IT U il. was done without assistance. Shibley home in Portland on Sun- is. Bergen and daughters, Emily * aln col' ec“ v‘-Iy- } ^ «trength- M Neighbors and friends have o f en.ng o f immigration laws so that IR A F. RAN KIN , Pastor. The Discontented Blacksmith day. and Grace, o f Portland were the fered as many solutions as flu rem undesireable aliens may be abso (Blacksmith W orking Hard) Mrs. Nettie Grable is at home guests o f Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pad- edies come to an afflicted man. lutely barred and more severe sel- R ev- Dunlop wi.l bring the mes- her son H arry again fo r uison on Sunday and Monday, Some say it i8 the weather strips Blacksmith— It is toowarm a day to with | ec-ive processes may be employed sake o i che morning and Rev. A.s- work, besides I don’t feel well. I »while, on the house, others that it comes with respect to those who are per- chenbrenner o f Portland will bring GEORGE ITEM S Mr. and Mrs. Bard w ere Sunday in over the clothes line, water fau wish 1 were a stone on the moun- netted to enter the United States. lhe message in the evening. A tain where the wind blows and Kue»ts at the Elmer Dibble home, cets, electric light wire or telephone Mr. asd Mrs. Peter Ruhl had as I aiT> against unfair competition hearty message is extended to all. keeps it cool. An old-time dance will be given wire. It has even been suggested guests on Easter Sunday, Mr. and with our own working people by un- aumtuy school, Geo. E. Lawrence, (A Strange V oice) by the odd Fellows’ uniformed band that some piece o f furniture in the Supt.......... ......... 10:00 a* th , Boner Theater building, Esta- Mrs.. S. Miller, mother and father assimilable aliens, house has receptive qualities. But Voice— Go thou, and be a stone. Junior church, .n charge o f Airs. o f Mrs. Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mil- A.coholic Traffic and Law En- none o f these theories can be (Blacksmith a stone on th , moun- cada> Saturday evening, April 10. Rankin, ............................ 10:46 -er and son Raymond and Carl Mur- forcemeat proved satisfactorily. tain side) Morning worship, ................. 11 ;00 phy, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doryland I believe in the principle o f the V IO L A "T h a t’s spooky,” said Mrs. Saur Blacksmith— Oh I It is cool and the and children, Mr. and Mrs. A . E. D*ih Amendment and the objects .’reaching service at Alt. Zion by shivenngiy the first time she wind is blowing up here just as Mrs. Rankin, ............ ......... 3 :00 1 The Easter program at the church vorsythe and ch.ldren, Vernos and sought to be obtained by it. heard it. A bulldog in th , Saui I thought. hee Sunday was much enjoyed by Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller, Mr. stand fo r its observance and en- ..pworui League devotional hour is home can’t get used to it. When (Stone cutter comes in) all prcsent. The program consisted and Mrs. M cgeit, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. forcement o f the laws enacted pu.- a.pocia.iy heiplul and .nt.piring to the programs begin coming in, he Stonecutter— Just the stone I 7:00 o f recitations by the children, s.ng- M ilier, ail o f the above mentioned suant to the 18th amendment. Gon- , ciung pcop.e, ..... becomes wildly excited, and runs wanted. It is the right shape, too. | m g by the choir, and theo rchestia oeing bretners and sisters and their gicss must not make effective the _.,ening worship, .................... 8:00 over the house from cellar to gar (Begins to cut on stone) i rendered splendid music. .ainuits o f Mrs Ruhl, and Mr. and P-ain intent o f the Constitution but - D R T H E VV r . r . K— ret. Then he comes back to his Stone— O w l This hurts. I wish I r or Saturday o f this week, April Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Crockwell of airs. Ted Harders o f Estacada were must provide means fo r its pieuer- master and barks as i f to say, “ I were a stone cutter. It would be vation and to insure respect tor its lo.h, tueie w; 1 be an all-day mect- ; Portiana spent Saturday and Sun- aiso guests. can’t find it.” * pleasant. Guests at the home o f Mr. and provisions. For law enicrcem cni ..g a- Uic ciiurcii. Ine W. C. T. U. | ffay at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Saur has gone about his in Voice— Be a stone-cutter. venlion. A ll the women o f Eslu- j J. H. Sevier. Mrs. C. A. Jon..con Sunday were positions I favor men who aie in vestigations systematically in the (Stone turns into a stone-cutter) ua and neighbor.ng communities Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin ana -ur. and Mrs. Roy Warwick and son8 sympathy with the part cu.ur laws endeavor to explain the mystery. Stone-cutter— Oh! I can’t find a -re uig, d to u.t-aU. The county Mrs. Lankin’s mother, Mrs. Sim . niiip Billy and Dick o f Portland, vhey- aie appo.nted to entorci. He has even marked the position of good stone and besides my feet nu elate officer s Wnl be with us mons, attended the Easter services Mr. and Mis. Charles Kendieman ivarcotie Evil all furniture in the house to see if are sore. (Stone-cutter walks at ths Christian church at Estacada o f Portland were visitors on Sunday I favor most rigorous < ffort to mils making lhe meeting a very pru- chang.ng positions make any differ about limping, trying to find a .table oi.e. on Sunday. o f Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rath. eradicate traffic in narcotics and to ence. Opening a door or window good stone.) I wish 1 were the I'.u yi i. -t.ng at the >huich on There was a large attendance a- eniorce lawg directed against tin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicinbothcm w ill cause the reception to stop. Prince with servants pouring , tuiies i .y e .filin g at b.oo o'clock, and theii* children, A lice and Les church on Easter Sunday. evil. Once he opened a water faucet and water on the ground to keep it .to topic lo r i l u Wttii is “ ’in e lie. had dinner at the home o f Mr. The Christian Endeavor society Federal A.d and Public Doma.ii the sound stopped, although he car- cool, and sitting on a rug with a ced oi IT aycr in the Lite o f a and Mrs. J. H. Sevier on Sunday. met at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. 1 will make unremitting effort to not explain how that would affect goiden umbrella over my head. ,.u . Vv inner." Mrs. M. LeaCroy's daughter, Mrs. Chris Johnson last Friday evening, gain fo r Oregon a just measuie u, it Voice— Go thou, be a Prince. Choir p i.cl.co at the church Martha McQueen, has returned here Mr. and Mrs. H. Jonnson entet- Federal aul. I stand fo r u e.elct Source o f the sound cannot be Prince— This is nice, but the sun to help take care o f her mother. 1 lained on Sunday fo r dinner Mr. ment o f all resources and fo r t et- . nu.sU^y e/ining a a.uu o ci O ck . detected. Mr. Saur has stood at scorches through. I wish I were 'upon i h j kio.u 1 i.and tnat can- She spent a couple o f months at her -nd Mrs. H. Kl.nker and son E.mer era, aid in colonization o f project, various parts o f the house during that cloud up there. ..ot die. old home with relatives in Arkansas, and Mr. Chris Klinkei. already built. I favor Federal u,d periods when the programs were Voice— Be that cloud. fo r roads and increasing Federi 1M « 8» seals ii in my hand. He Can- coming in, but at no point did the Cioud— It is good to float around ■■ i.o. Be. _ , . , , support toward the development o f sound appear to be louder than at up here. (W alks around like a LO CAL AND PERSONAL Edward Linn dur.ng their absence. 0rt(ion riv#„ and the Columbla Hnd hy VV. ,d th . t faiiech never: abid- another. It Q the same in the cel cloud floating.) Oh I it is the sun .hg ever. Fast colored Challie at 19c per aff t0astal harbors, 1 will work foi lar as it is in the attic. Mrs. A. E. Sparks entertained a that makes me trouble. W hy can »’ 1. ii -e: Rid ey it.iierga l yard at the Peoples store. restoration to Oregon o f money few friends at dinner one evening And the mystery remains. Mr. not I be th , sun? Percolator tops, 2 fo r 6c at the withheld by removal o f lands ftom .aat week. Saur wishes some one would clear voice— Be the sun. l, ookj irp oito Inc saie o f a Peoples store. tax rolls. I favor further contribu- it up. He appreciates the free oun— Oh I it is hot up here. I wish Carnation, Borden's and Ar- J Kouds.ur to Geo. WTederhoid # Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lange oi tion by United States to public do- program», but would like to know I were a smithy, i t is T H E lifs mour’s mdk, 10c per can at the Pev- George. Eagle Creek purchased a new ins- main states from revenues deri ed "h ow com e." a fte r all, pies store. Nut Kcian scout shoes proved model Ford Coupe with a Horn public domain. I will support __ J . ......................... . „ . _ r ora coupe wun a ------ r — ------ ------- * Genuine broadcloth shirts, collars “ , L ” Ik . . . . o ! u . M r- “ • H - C“ m hom# from Ruclutell axle from the Bob Cooke reofrestration with a - guu.a.uc u wear, $4.50 at the Peo- sni.thy and remember the lesson hu work at jjull Run on Saturday sistance o f the United States. 1 fu pic. sto.e. attached, assorted patterns at $1.76 Motor Co. you have learned. (H e found t,, gpend Eaiter. at the Peoples store. vor legislation giving livestock in Air. W Race >Sm th was a business Mr. and Mrg. Fred Liehammer en himself a smithy hammering away. Golden Gate, Golden West, M. J. dustry a more secure status upon v is..oi in Oiiiguii City on Monday. Mr. Ed Saling is now employed tertained tha Masonic male quartet It was the first time in .. many — , many B > and Hjll Bros coff9e at 67e w . . th>. public domain. He wus attending to some legal mat- by the Estacada Meat company. He year( that he never complained.) . n .« o ___ . their home on last Wednesday * , . , , one-pound can at the Peop.es store. M e r c h a n t M a r He a n d 5 hippir.it drives the truck and sells meat and Blacksmith— It is good to be a man evening. Mrs. Liehammer served a I stand fo r ships and shipp ng groceries out in the country dis Mr. G io rg e Rose who i? now em- and a blacksmith. _ sir. and Mrs. J. , . W. McCoIlom o f ,no8t lovely lunch. lines and ths development of shij tricts. oyed in Portland sp.nt the week- Merlin BulUrd Port.and were visitors over Easter The Methodist and Christian chur- p.ng facilities and gervice, an,) , pa Sunday with their daugh.er, Mrs. . ’ 7 , ,n with h _s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. R. 0 . Morrison, a form er res fou rth Grade • chee o f our town gave very fin * cifically declare fo r an Amori< . j . P. Rose. ident o f our city returned here this n ftfc C rsss—- programs in their respective chur- merchant marine. E very depart week to make this his home. He Mr. and Airs. J. C. Moreland o f Lois Bates won first prise in the ^ r . and Mrs. Forrest E. Erickson ^be8 on Easter Sunday. The com- ment o f industry, including mai hasn't decided just what he will do W. C. T. U. contest. )e lft Creek Fish Hatchery enter- purchasesd a new improved model mittees had put forth much time fBcturln™ and a iricu ltu r. is viteliv as y e t ‘ lined several out-of-town relatives Louise GeiL Paul Beck, Estelle ^ord touring car from the Bob and e|fort to make these services *" concerned in cheap and efficient on Easter. worth while and their efforts were Mrs. G. A. Lovell entertained her Hanson and Gilbert Gilgmn have Cooke Motor Co. transportation. I am opposed to Ths Christian port favoritism and one-man cor- Several “ fans” from our vicinity daughter and fam ily o f Portland been absent on account o f illnasa. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Linn hav8 re- indeed successful. Most o f the grades o f the school turned horns from Eastern Oregon church had an unusually large at- went into Portland on Tuesday to over the week-end. They attended trol o f the Shipping Board and witness the opening game o f base the old-time dance held at the Bo- had an Easter egg hunt Friday, af- where they were called due to ill- tendance there being over one hun (continued on page 6) ger theater on Saturday. i tor school. , ness. Mrs. Julius K reigsr assisted dred and fift y present ball between Portland and Beattie. i I CLACKAM AS NEWS i' J