Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928, July 07, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textüaeirnt dlartatas Nrwa D evoted to the Interests ot lias vol . ::x i ESTACADA, OREGON, THURSDAY m Clackamas County HLY 7, 1927 NUMBER 40 TH O R N TO N STILL W IN S Prune Growers W ill Convene at Corvallis I SHOULD BE DONE Ifl f l ’ ER 10 HELP AGRICULTURE 1 UNITED STATES- l FO U R TH IS SUCCESSFUL G reader Union of Club* Bib Thornton, “ the old timer” of "The Glorious Fourth” proved to be To Meet Here Saturday Oregon Agricultural College, Cor Portland, showed that he is still to.be j ] a strenuous day for thos ; who attend- ! ed the celebration held in the Park vallis, July 6— The conference o f 100 reckoned with in the two wrestling Interest in the meeting o f the last Monday. Quite a large crowd prune growers which met here June bouts staged here on the Fourth. o f local people attended the various Great» - Clackamas Union o f ( lube in 1 and adopted a general plan for He ran up against a pretty tough p C \ • a t j , performances which comprised the tho Estarada park on Saturday, Jnly marketing the entire northwest dried opponent in one Ben Blaisdcll, loea’ j » ^ .m e r lC .a A s k e d t o .-'br 7 W hat They Think program held under the auspices of 9, at 6:30 o'clock, is aroused, and prune crop has been called to recon- logger, in the afternoon match, held W ill Aid in R e s t o r i n g t h e N a t io n . Zaaic Industry— $ 5 0 ' ^Band. there promis.s to be in attendance a vene Saturday, July 9 at 10 o'clock, at the pavilion. Under the' condi- in Cash Prices for Best Answer* eceived by Sept. 1 ' drew ^ v T b y * ' & C W v “ M*?-' ,a ,w to hear the report o f the committee tions of the mateh Thornton was to | _____________ erthusiastic crowd. Rata o f nine growers and packers which . „ . , _L — , x,li\l " cada has alwavs been noted for the has been preparing detailed contracts ei' either " er take two falls in In an hour o. o: The m e paramount paraniount ouestmn question 0f of the their solutions so! and forwarded the L ,h - ^ e was wwS followed fonVwcLl fcle d character f entertainment of Estacada. reThn The address an., v.iU o this ive tven to put the plan into effect. lose - the h ®Ur__is, A T CAN BE R S ?® Ito Tbc • ‘‘tional Farm News. W by .— match. -------- u t'i n "W * H n»r>»tV*VTnS».i more music, after which a good , satisfa-tion Blaisdcll aiguvix i managed iiau aiccu to tu K go U * 40 *v m mlr.- ix;- . i. ; ' T '” - When now “ v " turn v “ L * * to 1 the r‘ V 1 farmers ' n it themselvc part of the crowd adjourned to the *r! ateI While every member o f the first „ w " that query 1« properly answered, the >ul esk them to « tc convention session has been specifi utes tvith Thornton to tis what the pavilion to witness the wrestling \ ,Jn to this program, which before the latte, sunshine o f happiness and prosperity think ought ta be doru _____ _____ . - . ..tn done for agr'cu. match scheduled betw» . . en Ben UI.IO Blais wl|* — consist o . f musical cally called for the second meeting got h _______ number* vo j „ ii »-— 1 — ' iis first fall. The last twenty whl once again beam upon the homes turc. If an.' attendance o f all other prune grower: y rran man on on earth ougii dell o f Eagle Creek and Bill Thorn cal and instrumental, there will be of more than thirt ty million Ameri- o know what th trouble is and h minutes o f the match was more than ton o f Portland, or others interested is dcs'red, ac numbers bv some o f the communi can citizens and the Nation . itself ____ est it can be remedied, that ma- A Portland jass orchestra supplied ties that have r o t entertained the cording to the call sent out by Sena oxciting. Bla’sdell had improved a will lot since his last meeting with Thorn- come into a legacy which will ahould be the individual who follow I the music for the afternoon and club. This, with talks by delegate- tor Lloyd T. Reynolds, general chair top. and u^e(j his legs to good advan- mean more than the fabqlqu^ r ip l^ thç phtty. cultivate» the »oil, harvests I evening dances, both o f which were man. from the various communities, will i tag«. Toward the last Thornton nuw Çuck^cJ qway in the thoMsaitds he grain, and markets the crops, well attended. make up a program that should in The general outline o f a grower- made a mighty effort to ‘'carre-back" o f vaults in her banking institutions Wo don’t care threo "whoops ' a Another wrestling match was held terest. packer marketing plan was agreed and win the match, but time was or the tremendous dividends now bout the literary value of what yet in the evening between Thornton and upon at the first conference under colled and the match went to Blais- being declared regularly by her“ g!- formers write. Wo are seeking There will also be e-ns'd*r«ble Dopovau at the Liberty theatre. Af- which the present cooperative and dell. frantic industrial institutions. gestions and V .king eaiiiextly fo j ter th:s nearly a full house viewed business to bv trarsacted. If the the private packers would wofk proposed amendment t»> the bv-b ws Plan* Already Up iM’ it \h i will lead agricultur the picture o f the “ Scarlet West,” At the pyerjing match in thp Li through a central »ales-controtltn» s acted upon favorably, and if not Such playthings ordii §qmg h«v< gligg$ÿtt<{ Ce»F*--- ,u‘ ° r darkness into light, from r;j ____ .....no as * city urwnar.ces i nr stpor.ed, i as is proposed, there «dll „ . j . committee stabilize prices and in berty theatre, W’ld H:>1 Donovan ativu nances in»stpor.ed, Marketing w it solve the pro- '----- ‘ dipt, ^roni did rnd not seem to stap.d in the way iron | , pld crease consumption through centra 9‘ rted in to whip Thornton, and took blcm; others have claimed thut Stan i. bankruptcy back to prosperity, .vnv o of f | I be be rloctioa - ' « - ‘ ion of officers. The -eason him for a fall after 7 minutes. Thlr vc.UUg ulike who contributed for tho pro| lh cd advi rtising. A sub-committee pripoB d amendment is that i dardization o f Products will greatly . ,s unst-blc cond'tion back to a poin i guMerously to the Noisv Fourth hv the annual where the 1.!. farmer o ff v«vio.,D u;-.i -» .......... « —......• <>> i ne annual meeting that is held upon ................. orf nine wr.s then authorized to work only served to get Thornton mad help, while still others hive argued ir 1 nrnflt — I.., .. can 1 lsuoi. •- secure - Th » - far. fsettlng profit or, on his anb'oy,» however, and soon P novan was setting o f f vnrious kind o f fireworks, the county fair grounds has deveb p- out contract details and to report V ! 1* 0nlL- in sectTrTp® v. r,.-. gr.-y . » the""k. y” to unloc! k- y' The las» event o f the day ~ was the od >nto a veritable iollifiration with wi»v> back to the general convention as down for one. About forty minutes w : i t - • - - • * * veritable iollifieation. Jeter. Thornton pulled a clever trick j legislation y.-fucll \ViIi yuntr.ol the iti the doir which enters honest agri midnight mattnee at the Liberty, little thought given to serious hp»i- soon ag its work wag completed. dustry ipytu _ planting- 'arning' aeasnri sen«™ ’unt> 'unt^l l itr its --------- :»:- - — 1 culture Which won h>m thq oialch. Dytmvun urc récognition will became at showing Harry Langdon in “ Tramp ncss. It is also expected that the aches the ultimata i H Î c'onsum W . once -, ha i Thornton down with a toe hold j Output reaches * -loses ' of fbe nation's ba Tramp Tramp." committee on rural mail delivery o f these «r. Any, all or non^ fhese s c ir,du*'*y- and was jus“ beginning to tighten up will make a report, or at least note Grange Program Embodies W’hep Thorqtop reqehPtl UP and pat gestions pi-W ¡»ClVC vUa prob'er.v but Î*r?Pil' Compensation progress. Th:s move for rhang» s in may contribute to some extent T..C b.ation il Farm News does not Many Serious Questions ted him on the back. Donovan i eocii E L W O O D ITEMS the rural routes has really grown In For almost a decade past, our ba thinking it was referee Blaisdell. 1" to a demand that it be done. The go; Thornton jumped on ' We are rejoicing over the improve- j argument ;s that the routes Uppermost in discussion in bun- fW' • on him nnd got ‘ nlTlowing8’ rouvb- 81^ ” * ’ " t0 a" H- V . : b- I - ' with ' this great _____ _ " ______were h!m down for m another fall o f r.mmrp» ut thn nrfls-nt ith pr fail Ponovar “ lu 'vin" tr°U|hg g f pruoiem Without proper com non fl ment of our mud roads since the laid out in the old days before the grader went over them last week. A present roads v.erc established or covering S c X l f y * be ha^ I [ t < c„dP w S l r e ^ ? , o f the country, are two allied sub- ,ost tho match' flin g under .eveSi n io r i« ™ ^ » l>rJz. s fur the bcst ‘ “ W l new fill is being put in near the improved. Much of the mall travels jeets o f tremendous moment to the Although referee B'.-rsdell wa: I or (lesparately strivinggto keen h * f ? ffeied by tb9se Who reside In Eimon pia e to take the place o f the out o f the county and then back. earn their living in I riekoty bridge th^t has been there so country people and the Grange I* ^ o e d bv the crowd he c »Rnl • st^o ' I fc.ad ahove th^ flottd ^ , e l Mi t iltt -elds of agriculture. There rendering practical service by fea- Ms ground porntg-q-ng thqt^thg p l a ; wla, O a s t r u c U u ‘HlNtj h M U MUST S T ar.. a? r.o ro * other conditions, no strin, , long Mr. and Mrs. George Brown o f tunng them in its meeting*. These was no» a foul. The crowd wanted y g DONE OUIICKLY or ■ ■ d r s h . t - T e,r‘° t* , . - - - ...... Physical Training d a n Florence arc visiting relatives here «ro tie lack o f rural physician, and more, however, so Thornton wen» f i wHl no longer .fppej^ to^h eju shand other purpose but to h .lM h e A m e"° for a few days. h ow to meet it, and first aid in emer it again and ha»l Donovan down Industry, failing to can farmers. Here so. All ladle* Interested in the o n is n a nev list ui o f the me Mrs. John Jacobs and son, Jack fancies such as accidents, drowning iess than six mrnutes for a third f secure its usual supply o f raw ma- prizes which will be awarded Sep- of Vancouver, Washington^ came -v itia tion o f a cl:.ss for phyacai sudden sickness attacks etc. In the . . -------- - tcrials, will shrivel and die; Com- ternber 1st, or as soon thereafter as out to their ranch SaVurrtay. training, also a junior ballet e’ ass, first instance the Grange :s creating marce will become merely a name our judges o f the contest can reach T. M-unaon came home from sentiment in some comunities in be DOVER DOINGS and no longer a strong arm o f nation- fa'r decisions Fir-» art»«:: <499': Uniienvood, Washington, to bpend rrc invi'od ta meet with Mias Olivia half of the appropriation o f public ' -• * ■' prize: lf75; 4th the Fourth. Ireland at 2 p. m. on Tuesday, July funds to assist in the maintenance of 528; 6th prkte Mrs. S. W. Jones has been quite 12, at the residence of Mrs. Henrj Mrs. Rslnh DpShszpt wsj, h-jp’ ll.»’ * Iqfnl phy*‘tia?\i but qn <1 1}!-JSUlor . 8th prize: $5; sick the p, st week. Beers. acalc ia i ndeavo- ng to awaken »«nll- sv -o -’ s d Tuesdav hv a v»s’t from For the next twenty suggestions that Miss Nellie Vallen left Saturday ment favorable to tha general prac her s:s»er and husband. Mr. and Mrs THE NATIONAL FARM NEWS, : re ¿corned worthy o f honorable with her brother, L. N. Vallen, fo r, titioner in medicine, as opposed to 'V R. VanBrunt snd fouv children the National Voice of the American mention we will pay one dollar each. a trip to the coast, CARD OF THANKS the present sweeping tendency to of Omnk W-sh'ngton. They wer- Farmer, published weekly at the Na- Making a total of twenty eight ___ „ ___ -»* »r > « wkfli ut lw envy Mrs. M, A- Henderson spent last pccomp3»i''ed another s'sfer, wards medical specialization. pccomnan-r-l by ny onctner s s»er. Misf Mii«r I tion's Capital, »- is determined prizes m ourning to Five He » ‘ ' ' to solve ‘ ‘ I" »v«*k in F.lwood caring for her pro-' We wish to extend our sincere The high cost of a medical educa A'id rev Waite, o f 'Portland. Th*' : the great problem which now con- Dollars perty here is the first. t*me in eleven ve-rs the 1 fronts agriculture. That there i_ * you are not acquainted with tion is known to be deterring many Mr. and Mrs. E. G Hodgkins and thanks to the many kind fricn»ls who , . . . . Mrs. Van B-unt bad seen her s'ste-s sent flov. ers and hclpe 1 in other ways solution no r.u.. ,«a^ vv «v.umtni ian The Nat’enal Farm News, the great- son, Billie, moved Thursday to a country boys from entering that pro- p p M . M H M,.„ p rpS L ss:on and the Grange is seeking to ' “ IV may be fuuhd <n cat dollar a year national we* kly suburb o f Portland wher they will during our recen» horcavement. dra-e ta Part laud to her mother1-? potipekiy. farm iicwasaiair, newspaper, urop drop us us a a line line and and be employed for a few mon*hs. «Kirk out plana whereby su-'h exp’fihae *»•"« where a tamilv reunion war the avenue» o f economic* or It Ernest Mrrshall ,v may *«*,,, K« rti*PAvai»«sl lw* fb«. “ *,ui “ ----- * J] may be lowered, in the hope that if a-dd w*th 7 5 n-e»»»nt Ilarvcy Marshall Dan Stahlnecker and .r,0.n> Evert. Mr and Mrs be discovered in the fields o f politi- secure a free sample copy. It will «ero rway ya»t week building n hop more youitg men from tho country V»n Brunt, tvill res’ de at Condon for cal diacus»i‘Vi. Wh'-rever it is, it is be found well worth reading by every were Welt- y Strunk V.ou«« enuip themselves for the practice » time hot are planning on buyinr the duty o f every loyal American to man who tills the soil, as well as M n G. T. Breb^ ’ ‘ f o r CL,SL»hlnecker of Wilson-1 or medicine they may be more willing nronertv h- re. Mrs. Flom Beaton- On Sunday the De he'p find it. For several weeks the other members o f biq hpu*wKbhl. '"M e- I — == to return to rural fields ihan appears Ph-zer’s again went to Portland t.» past, the fifteen thousand editors o f Simply a d d ie ^ we kly newspapers have be-n cun« i’ U'tc NATIONAL FARM NEWS to be the case with most present-day »--"»!* wi*h her father who has i"s »3 » 311 Pennsylvania Avenue, medical graduates. In some localities come from Montcsano, W 'ehtn-n«'’ sidering tV - groai uMetftwJ'u' knf('” a the lack o f a resident physician, the t n sr a»'a the tu w n tt v«d"tts»n u*'rv :a»u* pqifiiitr i)>" them have written Wosh'ngton. D. C. long d stance yam tpc nearest tovwr. h»a fan**!'» 8tr. Wnite ta eh»ef e‘vt* center and the almoet impassible con eng'ncer fo r the C’ eemns Logging Ridse wore Dover visitors Sunday. EAGLE CREEK dition o f country roads at times dur Company there. Mr. Tooze,, manager o f the Gre-1 ----------- ing the winter, create* a very serious Mark Pagh is il! with rheumatism sham Berry Growers Cannevy, paid, . M” ' Wa,ter vt.tted situation, and it is this fact which hoc led the Grange to take up the subjec ct;s hrother. J*tn. of Portland is out visits to the numerous berry growers 1 tiv£ i **,adst° n? on Friday, lookine after the harvesting o f the Tbe misses Zofa and Nola Clesie, so energetically. here on Sunday strawberry crop for him. and Sylvia Spi die were in Portland M*a* V-iolet DeShazer spent the Mrs. Fdwin Seward ’ * uu'»e poorty on Friday, DR. C. L. HAYNES a~a'n. Mr. Seward received a puHi- week-end at the coast as the guest. Miss Emma Schultz went to Gre EYESIGHT SPECIALIST *nt though not serious, iniury on of Miss Anita McCabe and family. sham Thursday and had her tors Is Glasses Fitted— Reasonable Prices 5 "t’trdnv when one o f hts oxen The Charles Updegrave family I 315 Mohawk Bldg., 3rd and Morr:son '»enprd on h!s foot and bruised It spent the Fourth with J. G. DeSha- removed by Dr. Adix, -arsiderahlar Eldred Stringham of Portland rm' over Roberts Bro*., Portland, Oregon Mr. and Mr*. Lauramann o f Sandy -.er and family of Firwood. Russell Stringham of Spokane speni Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. A. O Cogswell, W H E R E TO W O R SH IP Reserve District No. Charter No. 125. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett and family o f Portland spent Monday with Grant CH RISTIAN CH URCH Test. Bible School at JO a. m. Com Mrs. McDonald and two children munion aorvice at 11 a. m. of Portland were week-end visitor? Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. at tho Ben Forrester home. M-s At Estacarla, in the >ta‘.e of Oregon, You are cordially invited to at McDonald is a s!*‘.er o f Mrs. F orn s tend all our services. There will be ter. At the close of Butine**, June 30, 1927 no preaching service until further Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cogswell loft «¿S O U R C E S . notice. on Wednesday for an extended trip $151,443.57 Loans and discounts .................................... east. They will visit Boston, Wash 4.R3 SPRINGWATER CHURCH Overdrsft* secured and unaecured ington, New York and other points 25.20Ö.00 U. g. government securities nWti d o f Interest and will spend same time 43 121.30 Oth ir bonds, warrants and securities Thotna» I. Kirkwood, Pa*tor 2,844.5-1 Strcks, s-'cuntie:. claim», liens, judgments, et* at Mr. Cogswell’s old home in Nova F your Ford is expensive to run, we can 15 000.00 Banking house. $!0,00j PO; furniture and fixture« fu,001.00 Scotia. Sunday ty school at 10 a. a m. Every- 5,596.88 Real est tt; ow k > 1 ot'itr that banking house save you money. W e recommend Vee- body welcome. Mr. and Mps. Homer Glover and Cash on hind in vault and due from banks approved res irve dol Forzol the famous oil created exclu Service of worship at 11. Sub son, Clifton, spent the week-end In 43,517.8? agents of this bank .......................................................... ject: “ A Preventive o f Bin." sively for the Ford car. It properly lubri Checks on banks oltsidt city or town o f repotting bank I Portland with Mrs. Glover's mother 1 0 .Ú 0 and other cash items ....................................................... Christian Endeavor in the evening Mrs. Colt, cates b oth the motor a n d the tr.-.nsrruisioB. the church. Christ’s at the church. Topic: Topic: “ "Christs Walter M affie left on Wednesday 43,527.02 Total cash and due from banks Drive in today and let us drain tb« old 857.50 Teachings that are too Seldom Prac- fQr Mont|ma to be with h|s fa;her Other Asaet* ticed. Matt. 5:38-48. who ha. a large ranch there. oil from your crankcase; refill it with 4 $287,290.24 Total quarts of Veedol Forzol. Then yon ’ll Mr. and Mrs. Paul St’ ll spent the GEORGE CHURCH L IA B IL IT IE S . discover the 8 definite economies that thia- | week-end at Longbeach, Washington 15,000.00 Capita! stock paid in i Mrs. Moi hnke came over frorr oil has given to over a million users. Surplus fund 5,000.00 Sunday school at 2 p. m. Come Beaver Creek on Sunday and will Undivided profits $7,839.95 and bring others. Church service at viait for a c'rr.e at the homo o f her Less current expenses $5.700.72 ................... 2,138.23 3. Subject: “ The Secrat o f Man’s daughter, Mrs. Matt Glover. Greatness. I Fourth o f July guesti at the Ed Oerrard Deposits subject to reservei The 8enior Christian Endeavor So- Truihngcr home were Mr. and Mrs. Individual deposit* subject to check, including deposits due 127,202.37 ciety will meet in the church every Henry, Mr. and Mrs. L!n«>d Trull'n.» the Slate <>f Oregon, county, city or other public fun»is 590.87 alternate Sunday evening, bepnrimg er and daughter, all of Portland. Cashier's checks outstanding 5.00 with this Sunday. The Junior Intsr- Certified checks outstanding _____ Miss Oral Clcster has taken a po medi*te society meets at the church Tots! i f demand depr.aiis subject to reserve , $127,804.04 sition at Newport and will spend the on Thursday afternoon*. rest o f tho summer In that place. Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cogswell, Mrs Titoe certificates o f deposit outstanding 30,100.60 EAGLE CREEK CHURCH 8immons and William Sanders mo- j Savings d-pos ta payable subject to notice 101,187.47 : tored to Springwater Monday. Total o f Time ard Savings deposits $137,353.97 _____ ____I Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Joe Ficks will be in charge of th- $287,296.24 Clasre* for all. Christian Endeavor store and postoffice during the ab Total j at 7:15 p. m. At the 8 o ’clock ser- sence o f A. C. Cogswell. STATE OF OREGON. ) I vice the sacrament o f the Lord’s Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glover an d. COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS, ( ■ , Supper will be observed. All pro- J, Ruth L. Dillon, cashier of the shove named hank, do Salem Vv ?w ea rth a '' fesamg Christians are invited to par familv spent Monday nt "The Oaks" j in Portland. the above statement is true to thi I est of my knnu ledge and belief. take with us. An interesting pxtrioMc and chil-1 IMT”"H r. r*ft 1 ON bier dren's s rvice was rcr.iieied ai tue Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day o f July, 1927. church on Sunday c ening. The | S. E. WOOSTER. Notary Public. COMMUNITY CHURCH floral decorations, featuring the na My commission expires May 20, 1931 tional emblems, evoked much praise. CORRFCT ATTF8T CharUs E. Butterfield Pa*tor H. C. STh i HENS Sunday Service* 'STANDARD OIL COM PANY OF CALIFORNIA th om as yocum ¡Bible school 10 a. m July 31— Eastern Clackamas Dis RUTH L. DILLON I Preaching 11 a. m Director* Evening Evangelistic Message 8 p.m trict Council o f Religious Education Mid-week services on Tuesday at Rally at Viola on Sunday. _ R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N ESTACADA STATE BANK, How is your Ford when it comes to economy? I Cooke ¡victor Co* ^ O r o n ite FLY SPRAY flies -m osquitoes, roaches tfmoths.elc.