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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1926)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1026. PIANO MUST BE SOLD furnished during the day with the ter since Monday evening and the Grange banquet at noon. cause was unknown until Mr. Nor- WILL SACRIFICE high grade piano The weight of fleece is influenced near here for immmedi- CURR1NSV1LLE ITEMS ris with the helP of A- G- Ames dis- in storage Mr. and Mr*. R. D. Johnson of sale. Will give easy terms by density and length of staple. Re ---------- covered the large waterdog in the ate the local telephone office drove over to an established home. For full cent studies by the United States De- Ruby Weber has been visiting her pipe. They removed the animal in particulars to Hubbard, Oregon, to spend the and where it may be Fourth of July with friends. partment of Agriculture show that brother Lawrence at the home of two pieces and the pipes were re- seen, address Portland Music Co., length of staple offers more of a Mrs. Clara Boyer since June 27. paired so the occurrence will not be 227-6th St., Portland Ore. t4 Mr. Wm. Fink has returned home Phil Steinman of Yakima, Wash- frequent, leverage for increasing wool yields ington, returned home Wednesday after several weeks in the hospital FOUND— Bunch of keys, between L lun ensl and is reported as doing nicely. after visiting relatives in this vicin- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gordon Young Estacada and Garfield. Call at visited a short time wdth friends in News office. F1VE COUNTS AGAINST STUMPS ‘‘Y It is reported that the P. S. Margaret McConnell returned Estacada Monday. Mrs. Young was Stamp family are in quarantine for Tuesday evening after a pleas- formerly Miss Muriel Mo'.fett. WANTED— Bids for three cords of Stumps in cultivated fields are home small pox, Mrs. Staffip being ill ant vacation at the beach at Netarts. Their home is in Pe-Ell, Wash., 16-in. wood for school district No. a scr.ous liabii.ty. They occupy with it at the present time. Mrs. Iris Reedy of Covina, Cal., and prior to their stop here they 24. Bids close July 15. Everett vaiuab.e ^ land, ^ foscer the growth of oth of who has been visiting at the home of were visiting in Portland, Shibley, Clerk, Springwater. Miss Alice Humphrey of Seattle ^ 8mooth fiel(ls> shclter h. rmful Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hale since Fri- - SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS FOR SALE— High grade piano near accompanied by her girl friend is day left for her home Tusday. insects and small animals and pre Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ewalt of Port visiting at the home of her mother Estacada, will be sold to reliable vent the efficient ues of farm ma-1 land spent Sunday, July 4, at the Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. party at big saving, $10 monthly c lnerF' j home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ewalt. will handle. A real buy, write at Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Rhodes hail Mrs. T. C. Troge of lone, Ore- WANT ANO FOR SALE AOS WHAT CANARIES LIKE once for particulars. Tallman as guests Sunday Mrs. Rhodes’ i gon, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Piano Store, Salem, Oregon. -17 brother Mr. C. B. Richards and fam seed alone does not fur i Lovell last week. A long bar pin, agate set WANTED— Toads, or information ily of Oregon City and Mr. and Mrs. j Canary balanced feed for canaries Many of the Currinsville residents LOST— ting. Reward if returned to Esta leading to captivity of same. James Alexander of Portland. but in combination with hemp and Tent the Fourth picnicing on the cada hotel. M. J. Moore. John Githens, Eagle Creek. 6-17 summer rape is a good ration. Much '-¡ackamas river, Mrs. Ruby McWilll s Lentz has of the rape seed put up and sold -----* — ................ WANTED— Bids for three cords of WANTED— A horse weighing about arrived from Zaltimore, Md., to cartons is a kind that even wild | Mrs. Dale and son of Hermiston, 16-inch wood for school district 1400 pounds. H. D. Trapp, Gar make an extended visit with rela Pacific Highway Improvements in birds do not eat because of its pun-1 Oregon, Were in Estacada for a No. 68. The school board re field. tives and friends In thi# vicinity. ' gent and bitter flavor, says the short visit last week. serves the right to reject any or . all bids. Bids close July 15. FOR BALE— Cherries and rasp A very successful dance was giv The paving done for fifteen mileB United States Department of Agri- berries, pick them yourself at 50c en at the Eagle Creek hall on Satur north of Redding and the extensive culture but all birds relish the mild Miss Mary Oakley of Seattle is Ernest Marshall, Clerk. regrading beyond that point now taste of true summer rape, per crate. visiting at the home of her sister, day evening by the American Le being completed on a six mile strip ____________ Kinney & Lamberson’s place op Mrs. Mae Reed. gion. They also announce anothor near Lu Moine, have made the Pa- IOWA FARMERS DOING BUS1NE posite Garfield Grange hall. dance for Saturday evening, July cific Highway connection with Ore- . . Clifford Whalen and Dan Jen- 17th. ' HAVE 35 ACRES in the Gin-seng gon the best interstate connection The Farmers’ Service Association nings who have been wroking in district, one mile from Estacada. The following guests enjoyed the California has. It is aproximateiy 0f j0Wa in the past six months has Washington returned home last Money Money Will cut up to suit buyer. Three week-end at the Earl Gunter home 128 miles from Redding to the state ¡gold $250,000 worth of goods to week, acres under plow, all cleared ex — at Camp 8: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fisher line and about 100 of it is fine, farmers at practically factory prices cept about five acres. Big mon of Yamhill, Oregon, and Mrs. Evans wide graveled road, the remainder the saving on binder twine alone Mary Hale, daughter of Walter ey being made in Gin-seng. Apply being paved. As a whole it is unsur- js estimated at more than $20,000. Hyde, was taken to the Good Samar and her son Frank of Portland. owner( W. E. Brooks, 758 East passed by any mountain road in the The goods handled include flour, *tan hospital Monday evening. Couch st., Portland, Ore. 6-10 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grable aro country and is traveled all the year feed, coal, salt, oil, fence posts, ---------- rejoicing over the arrival of a little round. farm machinery and many other ar- '^r' and H. B. Snyder re WANTED— A horse about 1200 lbs. son ul their home on July 4th. Mrs. Summer travel is already becom ticles. The association has 500 turned Sur‘daF evening, June 2 ~ , A. Habelt, Estacada, Ore. 7-1 Grable will be remembered us Miss ing heavy, and is experiencing nu farmer members, who pay $5 mem- from thelr trlP East- They were dp* Etta Me Willis. inconvenience where the work is bership fees and in addition to the tained on their return trip because SALE— Sale now on of fins Farm Mortgages FOR geraniums in progress near La Moine. The new supplies at low prices the associa- oi a freisht wreck at Bonner’s Far- and other potted plants Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Townsend and struighter grades made last year Lon also pays patronage dividends. ly' at special prices. Also Brocoli and ^‘rs’ ®nyder bad are enjoying a visit from Mrs. are speeding up travel greatly. _________ ! _ _ _ planned on attending the Sesqui- and kale plants. W. W. Holder, Townsend's sister and husband, Mr. There is a great interchange of DON-T WOOUND PLANTS Centennial until they learned that Estacada, Ore., Phone 11-112 and Mrs. Hart of Wheeler, Oregon, tourists between California, and Or ---------- the exhibits were not ready and that Carey Real Estate Co. Also Mrs. Hart's sister, Mrs. Town egon, Washington, Idaho and Brit Avoid wounding or breaking it would not be held until Septeni- FOR SALE— Vaughn Drag saw, Pet send’s mother Mrs. Aycock is with ish Columbia by this great transpor plants when cultivating or working ber because of political reasons, aluma incubator, Kirstin one-man them for a time. stump puller, used doors and win tation backbone of the Pacific coast. around them. In harvesting fruits They report a fine trip, dows, furniture, 6toves, etc. and vegetables to be stored, avoid -------- This travel is already showing signs The Cascude garage reports a being greater this year than ever, bruising, as decay most frequently O. T. Olson left Sunday for Si, Pointer’s Furniture Evchange. very fine business during the past of begins where the protective cover- Peter, Minn,, where he Will remain 7-15-26 due both to the splendid highway Week, having received and unloaded ull the way through and the wonder ing is broken. Certain insects, such for about a month, two carloads of automobiles, one of ful scenery everywhere. Mt. Shas as potato tuber moth, gain access WANTED—To rent 5 or 6 room Buick and one of Chevrolet cars. ta modern or partly modern house by A large waterdog, approximately % All Your Needs- alone, along whose base the high at points of injury, Sept. 1st, in Estacada or near fifteen inches long, was found im- way runs for many miles, is an at Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen returned traction enough for school, A. W, Arm* JULY 17 IS GRANGE DAY prisoned in the water pipes at the worth going a very long on Saturday evening from Susan- distance to see. Crater Lake also strong, Oak Grove Ranger Station. AT VALLEY CHAUTAUQUA home of Mrs. J. VV. Reed oil Tuas- ville, Cal., for a short visit at the pulls its thousands of motorists up Hay, Grain and Feed — - - | day afternoon, June 6, WANTED— Cedar poles, posts pil home of Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. the Sacramento River Route Mrs. Betty I. Weatherby of Gar Mrs. Reed had been without wa- ing all sizes. Quote prices, state and Mrs. R. H. Currin. They are Grass Seed field, chairman of the committee = shipping points, quantity can fur contemplating coming back to Ore of the county Grange Chautauqua, TO SELL EGGS BY POUND nish, when could ship. Spot cash. gon to live in the fall. Berry Crates will be at the Grange building at Niedermeyer-Martin Lumber Co,, the Willamette valley Chautauqua Stock Remedies Quite u number of local folks J. L. Goff, secretary of the North at Portland, Oregon, t4 for two weeks begin chose to spend the Fourth in a safe Willamette Merchants Association, ning Gladstone, Thursday. Chick Feed Fertilizer FOR SALE—Fresh cow with calf, and sane munner and went down to which has a membership of fifty Grange Day at the Chautauqua merchants, sends the State Market the Clackamas river for the day. W. E. Chandler, Faraday. See us about your Spray There they enjoyed u delicious pic agent resolutions recently adopted will be Saturday, July 17. Gover Continues to please par MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty nic lunch, pluyed various games and by the association, and urges that nor Pierce Will speak in the morn Will pay Market Price ticular people at popular of money to loan on farms at 6 merchants, producers and consumers ing and A. S. Goss, Master of the enjoyed swimming for a time. urge the next legislature to have Washington State Grange will be per cent— from one to twenty prices. for Eggs years. No commission on large Harold Schiferstein and Robert the present law amended or repealed lhe afternoon speaker. A good lit We challenge the world loans. See S. E. Wooster, Estaca MacMurdy of Olympia, Wash., were and a sale-by-weight law be enact erary and musical program will be da, Oregon. 6-19-tf visiting for a few hours with the ed. The resolution states that the to surpass our place for tatters aunt, Mrs. Smiley Lovelace present law is too complicated and BARTHOLOMEW Any girl in trouble may communi quality of food, quantity, before leaving for Los Angeles, at works injustice to both producers cate Ensign Lee of the Salva LIBERTY THEATRE PROGRAM and LAWRENCE tion with which place they will be employed, and consumers; that buying and sel reasonable prices and Army, at the White Shield ling by Weight puys the producer Phone 601 Estacada, Ora. considerate treatment of Home, 565 Mayfair Ave,, Portlahd, Throwing the Oregon orchard for what he produces, the consum Oregon, 9-20-tf our guests. trees into dormantcy early in the er gets what he pays for; the mer Saturday & Sunday, July 10-tl CHASING TROUBLE fall by means of suitable orchard chant saves much time and custom practice is recommended the the ex ers are better satisfied. Mr. Fitts A blue streak western. Charter No. 125. Reserve district No. 12 a • a periment station us the chief means of the Fitts market in Salem, who R E P O R T O F C O N D I T I O N of preventing winter injury. Culti has adopted the weight plan of sell Monday A Tuesday, July 12-13 -----of the----- vation in cultivated orchards is ing, says his egg business has in DREAM STREET stopped early enough to allow the creased 75 per cent since he adopted D. W. Griffith's Dramatic comedy. Ice cream served, and trees to harden. A cover crop plant the system. a a a ed in August goes far toward taking At Estacada, in the State of Oregon, up-to-the-minute drinks up such surplus moisture as might WANT DEALERS LICENSED Wednesday & Thursday, July 14-15 and mixes. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.JUNE 30TH. 1926 keep the trees growing. THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL Farmers in Jackson county want A French and English moral RESOURCES. "Flivver tramps," consisting of the incoming legislature to pass a study, with Alice Joyce. Loans and discounts ......................................... $196,125.59 families traveling about the country law licensing mid bending commis t • t Overdrafts secured and unsecured 12.41 and begging for food and gas as sion dealers and others who buy Sunday A Monday, July 17-18 U. S. government securities owned 27.100.00 Other bonds, warrants and securities they go, is the latest. Portland has far mproducts. During the past Phone 54-51 10,832.06 THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, ete been supplying the needs of these three years many complaints of un 3.372.52 Banking house. $10.090 00; furniture and fixture« $¿.000.00 W. E. Linn, Prop. 15.000.00 and then telling them to move on, fair dealings have been made to the A wonderful picture featuring Real estate owned other than banking house 7,855.06 which wa, just what they wanted. j , tete markVt agont7many"7f w hich Laura La Plante, Cash on hand in vault and due from banks approved reserve agents of this bank ........................................................... But now when applied to the au- j wer, justifU,d upon inv*,tig.tion 48,109.78 Checks banks items outside city or town of reporting bank and thont.es tell the tramps they will There , N mmny r, h. bu commission other on cash 60.00 find the man a job, sell the machine house, in Portland, but many farm- Total cash and due from banks $48.169.78 and apply the proceeds to the care ers are not familiar with them and BOB S BARBER SHOP Total..... of the family. This is not what have shipped products to concerns $308,467.42 AND MARCEL SALON they want, and the hoboes then hit lhat simply closed up and went out l ia b il it ie s . the pike for other scenes. Look of business. Licensed firme, under Capital stock paid in $ 15,000.00 Surplus fund STRICTLY SANITARY out for them. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED bonds, would weed out these shyster S.OOt'.OO Undivid ivided profits .... ............................ ^ |^| concerns. A GOING CO OPERATIVE Lass current expenses, interest and taves paid 6,536.14 Haircutting 35c shave 15c 2,495.80 IMMENSE BERRY PRODUCTION United States deposits, including postal savings MASONIC BLDG. ESTACADA ART. SMITH, Propr. 211.33 From the annual report of the Oregon abounds with all kinds of ! Demand Deposits subject to reserve t manager, R. A. Ward, the Pacifio j berries this year and the difficulty]“ _ intfividualdepojits subject to check, including deposit» due Co-Operative Wool Growers is a go- ,n many localities it to get sufficient “ - Cashier „ tne State of Oregon, county, city or oth-r M public furris 156,601.01 s checks outstanding n * Ing co-operative and a big asset to pickers. The fruit ie exceptionally ff 1,249.09 the wool growers of the northwest. and of big yield. Prunes are Total of demand deposit* subject to reserve *158.061.43 The average price of the large vol- j *1*» * prolific yield, Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reservei ante of busmete in 1926. f.o.b. ware Time certificates of deposit outstanding 36 . 198.87 Savings deposits payable subject to notice ROTATION MEANS FOOD houses in Portland and San Francis 91.711.32 lotal of Time ard Savings deposit* co, ranged from 32 to 46.64 cents | — • • Lemon juice, as you know, is slightly astringent and $127,91(1.19 per pound. The average price of The rotation of crop* is nearly as Total ............... splendid for the treatment of roughness oi tne skin. Cocoa *308,467.42 mohair was 58.26 conts and the net effective in incrcasihg soil produc- butter is of course the best of tissue builders. Combined STATE OF OREGON. i prico to growers 54.61 cents. The tivity as is the use of farm manures couimr or cla ck a m a s . f they make the best treatment for the hands and face—also association now has contracU of 1,- j and complete fertilizers as based on an excellent bleach. One bottle 50c. 477 growers, owning 501,36 sheep, experimental yields of wheat, corn. the a l L ^ t M ^ Ä Ä ^ ; ^*t, Ä y nÄ w S ^ . ^ ' t e nf,y ,WMr th,t Of these Oregon has »42 member* and oat*, taken collectively. When Subscribed and «worn to before me this 6th RUTH dav of L. July DILLON, 1926 Cashier. and 263,154 sheep; California 142 rotation and the use of fertilizers * E. WCHHTÉk. Notary Publie. member* with 120.278 sheep; Ne- are practiced together the one prac- My ccmmiwion expires June 6,1927. C orrect — a t t e s t vada 42 member* with 61.774 sheep ties adds to the benefit* of the other » H C. STh PRFNS The association also ha* member* in and increased yields are greater THOMAS YOCUM Idaho, t’Uh, Anson* and Colorado, j than from either practice alone. RUTH L. DILLON O. & C. TAX RELEASE BILL PASSED IN CONGRESS The following telegram was re ceived the latter part of last week, from Senator Stanfield,— "Congress tonight passed my O. & C. Tax release bill. The enactment of this law should give an average tax release of approximately twen- ty per cent of taxes now assessed eighteen counties in Western Ore gon. Tomorrow I shall introduce an amendment to the Chamberlain Ferris law providing that the forty per cent from ‘he receipt of the sale, of the 0. & C. land that un- der the provision of the law now goes to the reclamation fund shall be divided equally between the States, and of Oregon the counti'S wherein the grunt land lies and hope that during my brief remain ing tenure as chairmart of the pub lic land committee I will have time to provide further release. (Signed) ROBT. N. STANFIELD U. S. Senator. Local New# Items WEIGHT OF FLEECE to Loan on Linn's Inn Fountain Service ESTACADA STATE BANK, Linn's Inn Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion- ESTACADA PHARMACY "J Tb* Jin Director*