Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
EST A C A D A , O BEG O N , FR ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 20, 1928
V O LU M E XX II
GRABEEL HEADS LOCAL
ODD FELLOWS LODGE
U N I O N OF C L U B S TO MEET
A T O REG O N CITY T O N IG H T
WORK TO START ON LEGION CONVENTION
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT HELO HERE THURSDAY
The G re a te r C lackam as U nion of
clubs will hold th e ir n e x t m eeting
th is F rid a y evening,
J a n u a ry 20.
O regon C ity is th e host club w ith
TURKEY DINNER SERVED THE
IN S T A L L A T I O N
OF
O F F IC E R S th e C row n W illam ette Inn a t W est C R E W OF MEN E M P L O Y E D TO
Linn as th e m ee tin g place. A t this
G U E S T S OF L O C A L P O S T
R E P O R T T H IS M O RNING ;
FOR 192 8, A N D PRO GR AM
m eetin g G overnor P a tte rso n will be
BY A U X I L I A R Y
th
e
sp
eak
er
of
th
e
e
vening
and
the
T IT L E S E S T A B L I S H E D
H ELD S A T U R D A Y
boys and girls clubs aw ard» will be
m ade. D inner will be served a t 7
C arl D ouglass Post No. 74 of th e
A ctu al w ork on th e big develop
E stac ad a Lodge No. 175 I. O. O. F. p. m.
m ent p ro je c t being u n d e rta k e n here : A m erican L egion e n te rta in e d th e
and C en ten ial R ebekah lodge No.
by an e a ste rn syndicate will s ta rt sta te and d istric t o ffic e rs o f th e o r
147 held jo in t in stallatio n on S a tu r G uests o f W ilcox Family
ganizatio n , as w ell as m em bers from
day evening in the lodge hall. T h ere
Mr. and Mrs. W iley B enefield of th is m orning, a ccording to in fo rm a
m any posts o f th e sta te a t th e Od<
w ere a n um ber o f visitors presen t P o rtla n d w ere g u e sts a t th e hom e of tion received y e sterd a y , a n u m b e r of
Fellow s hall h e re T h u rsd a y evening.
besides th e m em bers o f th e org a n iz a h e r sister, Mrs. W. A. W ilcox, fo r a m en who h av in g been previously em
F e a tu re s o f the p ro g ram included
ployed receiv in g o rd e rs to re p o rt for
tions.
few days th e f irs t o f th e week.
a tu rk e y d in n e r p u t on a t th e ex
w ork F riday.
The in stallin g o ffic e rs fo r th e Odd
The E stac ad a band, w hich org an i pense o f th e p o st and served by th e
Fellow s w ere D istrict D eputy G rand Miss Rankin W ed s
zation
has been giving dances in the ladies o f the A m erican L egion A u x
Miss D orothy R ankin, siste r of Rev.
M aster Lloyd E w a lt a n d D istrict De
ilia ry ; pro fessio n al e n te rta in e rs fro m
p u ty G rand M arshal J. G. H aym an. Ira R ankin, fo rm e r p a sto r o f th e M. p ark pavilion, have had to arra n g e P o rtlan d a n d a ddresses by th e sta te
fo
r
a
n
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th
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r
flo
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it
w
as
said
th
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church
of
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stac
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,
w
as
m
arried
The o ffic e rs installed w e re: N oble
j com m ander, s ta te a d ju ta n t, district
gran d , W. H. G rab eel; vice grand, W ednesday evening, J a n u a ry 18, in th e old pavilion w ould be in the ' o ffice rs and o th e rs conected w ith th e
course
o
f
re
co
n
stru
c
tio
n
a
t
th
e
tim
i
F re d C ra w fo rd ; se c re ta ry , J. K. E ly ; P o rtlan d , to a Mr. S w ett. The w ed
j o rganization.
w arden, O ral S to rm er; conductor, d ing w as a surprise. A convention of of th e n e x t dance, S a tu rd a y evening.
T he m ee tin g w as on th e o rd e r of
Tools
and
o
th
er
eq
u
ip
m
en
t
have
som
e
kind
w
as
bein
g
held
a
t
th
e
N
a#
P a u l H olm ; R. S. N. G., E rn e s t M ar
a g e n e ra l g e t-to g e th e r a ffa ir, fo r th e
been
p
urchased
locally
fo
r
construe-
sh a ll; L. S. N. G., L este r C ra w fo rd ; erin e church in Sellw ood and the wed
m u tu al b e n e fit o f th e m em bers ol
R S. V. G., R ichard D avis; L. S. V. ding was solem nized a f te r th e se r tio n w ork, b u t little is know h e re as th e d iffe re n t posts In th e d istric t, as
G., W a lte r L ooney; R. S. S., Jo h n vices. Mrs. W. T. K aake drove her to th e plans o f th e com pany.
Those who sold p ro p e rty to th e w ell as in te re s tin g ex-service m en
K iggins; L. S. S., Lee M cK enzie; big c a r to P o rtlan d , accom panied by
sy
n
d icate have been in stru c te d to in th e a ctiv ities o f th is g re a t o rg a n
inside g u a rd ia n , C..C. L ongw ell; o u t Misses Iren e a n d A lice K aake, Lloyd
go
to
th e city to d ay to m ake o u t the ization.
side g u a rd ia n , Jo h n B a sse tt; chap K aake, and Mrs. E. E. H an n ah , G race
deals a n d tr a n s f e r title s to th e o r
A
llen
and
M
rs.
O.
E.
Sm
ith
and
lain, J. G. H aym an.
FAM IL Y R E U N IO N H ELD
g anization.
T he new R ebekah o ffic e rs in d a u g h te r Lois, to a tte n d th e wedding.
A T H A R K E N R ID E R HOME
H erm an L ist, who is in ch arg e o f
stalled w e re: N oble g ra n d , E lizabeth
th e w ork h ere, say» chat he has no
N
ew
Resta
urant
Open
ed
A m es; vice g ra n d , Mabel S m ith; sec
Mrs. M. J. C oonrod and d a u g h te r an n o u n ce m e n t to m ake a t th is tim e
T he hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. F ra n k
re ta ry , N ellie H aym an; tre a s u re r,
and th a t th e sto ries published in r e H a rk e n rid e r in th is city w as th e
D ella L aw ren ce; w arden, L ora Schon- la te o f M ilw aukie, have leased the
g a rd to th e p ro je c t w ere n o thing scene of a h appy re u n io n of th<
b u rg ; c onductor, E le an o r D ay; R. so u th room in th e N o rto n building m ore th a n a guess.
on
B
roadw
ay
and
opened
a
re
s
ta
u
ra
n
t
fam ily last Sunday. T hose present
S. N. G., Louise L in n ; L. S. N. G.,
w ere Mr. and Mrs. A. A. P au lsen of
A m y E ly ; R. S. V. G., E d n a G ra b ee l; Mrs. C oonrod is w ell know n in this Laundry Lines Stripped
H erm onson, O regon, Mr. a n d Mrs.
L. S. V. G., V ira W oodw orth; inside section w here she has resided fo r a
The good housew ives of E stacad a R. H. O ’N eal and ch ild ren o f Bu-
g u a rd ia n , A m y R ivers; outside g u a r n um ber of years, a n d w ill no doubt
should be c are fu l how th ey leave coda, W ashington; Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm.
dian, G ladys S to rm e r; chaplain, L ena receive h e r share o f th e p atro n a g e.
th e ir lau n d ry o u t nights, fo r, dis H o n eg ar and fam ily, M ultnom ah
U nderw ood; m usician, J . G. H aym an.
Ladies Aid Meets -
g ra c e fu l as it m ay seem , th e re a re S tation, Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s P aulsen
T he in sta llin g o ffice rs fo r th e Re-
The L adies Aid o f th e M. E. church people in th is vicinity who believes o f G erm anbourn, Mrs. W a lte r P a u l
bekahs w ere D istrict D eputy P re si
held a n in te re s tin g m ee tin g on W ed th e w orld owes them a living, o r a t sen and fa m ily o f P o rtla n d , R. H.
d e n t K a th erin e Jo n e s and D istrict
nesday a fte rn o o n a t th e hom e of le a st clothes to w ear, so th ey a re O’N eal a n d Mrs. Sim on o f P o rtlan d .
D eputy G rand M arshal E lva A hlberg. Mrs. S. E. W ooster.
h elping them selves to w h a t th e y fin d
A sh o rt p ro g ram of vocal and in
on clotheslines.
Mrs. M innie H a n Store Has N e w D elivery
stru m e n ta l m usic follow ed th e in s ta l F o rm er T ea ch er V isits
The P eople’s S tore, H a rry Snyder,
so
n
’s
line
w
as
strip
p ed one n ig h t re
latio n cerem onies. Mr. A hlberg gave
Miss L illian Schm idt, a fo rm er c en tly a n d it is said t h a t Mrs. W. W p ro p rieto r, h a s a fin e new delivery
a violin solo w ith the assistance of
te a c h e r in th e E sta c a d a schools, but
Mrs. A h lb erg a t th e piano. Miss A lta now te a c h in g a t W ashougal, W ash R hodes also lo st a rtic le s in th is m an tru c k in service th is w eek.
»
K e rsh n e r gave a vocal solo and a ington, visited w ith frie n d s here on n er.
R ep o rts have also been m ade o! Miss Rose 111
m ale q u a rte t com posed o f J. K. Ely,
last F rid a y and S a tu rd ay .
keys a n d lam ps from autom obiles as
Miss P a u lin e Rose is on th e sick
W. M. W ade, G. E. L aw rence and
well as a n u m b er o f sm all a rticle s list th is w eek a n d is u nable to be a t
W. H. G rabeel, re n d ere d a fe w se Talks to Broth er in Indiana
w ithin th e last few days being stolen. th e store.
lections.
F. J. H a rk e n rid e r received w ord
T he sh o rt play given by Messrs. th e la tte r p a rt o f la s t w eek th a t a T he g u ilty persons, it is believed, a re
W ade, L aw rence, G rabeel a n d Ely siste r who resided in In d ia n a had u n d e r suspicion and will likely be
b ro u g h t to acc o u n t fo r th e ir w rongs
w as highly e n te rta in in g and finished
broken h e r hip a n d w as in a very shortly.
th e ex ce lle n t program .
c ritica l condition a n d asking espec
To conclude th e e vening’s e n jo y ially fo r F ra n k who resides here. Mr
G uests at S y ro n Home
m en t an e x cellen t lunch was served H a rk e n rid e r im m ediately called het
Mr. and M rs. E nsel W onderly of
in th e d in in g hall.
husband by phone and talk e d si> M ilw aukie w ere g u e sts a t th e home
m inutes w ith him v e ry sa tisfac to rily . of Mr. a n d M rs. O. E. Syron last
A T T E N D M E E T IN G O F 2 0 - Y E A R
C. L. L ong o f O. A. C. to C are for
T he siste r was im proving a t th at S unday. Mr. W onderly is Mr. Sy-
C L U B OF P. E. P. C O M P A N Y
T en P ru n e T rees a t B otkin
tim e.
ro n ’s nephew .
Farm fo r P eriod o f Y ears
PRUNE GROWERS M EEÍ
Ï0 DISCUSS PROBLEMS
W. J. M oore and L este r T ow nsend
w ent to P o rtla n d W ednesday evening
to a tte n d a m eetin g of th e T w enty-
Y ear club o f th e P. E. P. com pany,
w hich is m ade up o f em ployes whe
have served tw e n ty y ears o r m ore
w ith th is com pany.
T his was the
a n n u a l m ee tin g and o ffic e rs wer<
elected. J . G. M ann, su p e rin te n d en t
of th e P ied m o n t c a r barns, P o rtlan d ,
w as chosen as p resid en t, and F. G
R ohley o f F a ra d a y was elected vice
presid en t.
V isitin g at Norris Homo
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ja c k Balcom and
baby o f V ancouver, W ashington, are
h e re v isitin g a t th e hom e o f Mrs.
Balcom 'S p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
N orris.
ASSOCIATION WILL SPONSOR
ED U C A T IO N A L CAMPAIGN
A pproval o f a plan fo r an ed u ca
tio n a l cam paign and an action in r e
g a rd to solictors fo r subscrip tio n s to
out-of-tow n in stitu tio n s w ere tw o of
the m a tte rs decided a t a m eeting of
th e
E a s te rn
C lackam as B usiness
M en's C re d it association a t the m eet
ing held a t th e city hall T uesday eve
ning. T he q uestion box was re sp o n
sible fo r b rin g in g o u t som e in te re s t
ing in fo rm a tio n to all present.
B efore c o n trib u tin g to any out-of-
tow n so licito r fo r funds, it w as d e
cided th a t such so licitor m ust firs '
sec u re a card of en dorsem ent fro m a
com m ittee o f th e o rganization.
C om plete c re d it in fo rm atio n is be
ing com piled by the se c re ta ry fo r
th e in fo rm a tio n o f the m em bers, and
an e f fo r t is soon to be m ade to in te r
est all o f th e business m en o f th e
com m unity in th e associations
A t te n d Funeral o f Mrs. Bruner
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. ANNA BRUNER
V isit a t S ch u n ke Hom e
Rev. W m. Schunke, W. M. Schunke
and w ife and d a u g h te r all from Ports
land v isited a t th e hom e o f Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Schunke in th e G ar
field d istric t last F rid ay . Mr. and
Mrs. A lb e rt C loud and tw o children
from P o rtla n d visited a t th e Schunke
hom e on Sunday.
Camp Fire Girls Meet
A cerem onial m eetin g w as held by
th e local C am p F ire g irls la st S a tu r
Mrs. R. R. Cooke accom panied Mr. day a fte rn o o n , a t the hom e of Louise
A d a u g h te r was b orn to Mr. and
tim e
honor
Mrs. G eorge B a rr on F rid a y m o n in g .; Cooke to P o rtla n d last F rid a y m orn A rm strong, a t which
heads w ere p resen ted .
Mrs. A rm
J a n u a ry 13. M other and child g e t I ing, re tu rn in g th e n e x t day.
stro n g served lig h t re fre sh m e n ts for
tin g alo n g v e ry sa tis fa c to ry .
H ere From S e a ttle
th e girls.
*
Miss Olive H um phrey o f S e a ttle
M i n H o w e Visits H om e
Miss L elia Howe visited a t her w as called to E stac ad a th e la tte r p a rt R etu rn s from H osp ital
T ony P e tra s si o f R iver Mill has re
FO R SA LE— Second hand lu m b e r; hom e h e re on S a tu rd a y and Sunday of la s t w eek on acc o u n t o f th e illnes:
In q u ire E le ctric Mill (Bive^ M ill). Mrs. C. F. Howe, h e r m o th er, w en t to and d e ath o f h e r g ra n d m o th er, Mrs tu rn e d from a P o rtla n d hospital and
Lnfncr.
is m uch im proved in booitb-
P b rtla h tt to m tiel h e r S a tu rd ay .
f3c
D a u g h te r Born
V isit in P ortlan d
MRS. C A R L LONG IN J U R E D
IN A U T O M O B IL E S M A S H
T here was n bad a u to accid en t a t
the C urrinsville sto re Sunday a f t e r
noon. S. W. P axon o f P o rtla n d in
a F ord sedan w as tu rn in g aro u n d on
th e highw ay, w hen a F ord to u rin g
c ar driven by H erb H a rris o f E agle
C reek, in which w as Mr. and Mrs.
C arl L ong of G resham , sm ashed into
him. Mrs. L ong had both bones of
th e fo rea rm broken a n d th e u pper
bone was also broken. Dr. W. W.
G ilb ert was sum m oned to a te n d the
in ju re d w om an and a fte rw a rd s she
was tak e n to the Good S a m aritan hos
p ita l in P o rtlan d .
INTEREST KEEN IN
E
CANDIDATES
ARE
ENTERING
FROM D I F F E R E N T P A R T S
O F T H IS
S EC T IO N
C an d id ates a re e n te rin g th e E ast
ern C lackam as N ew s’ c irculation
c o n te st from every c om m unity in the
e a ste rn p a rt of (V ickam as county,
and the big cam paign is beginning
to g e t u n d e r way.
H ow ever th e re
is still tim e to s ta r t w ith th e sam e
WORDEN AUTO DAMAGED
o p p o rtu n ity to w in as those who have
As H. E. W orden was com ing from a lre a d y sen t in th e ir nom inations.
P o rtla n d Sunday ev en in g a larg e car
C andidates and p rospective candi
stru c k his m achine ju s t as he crossed d ates a re rem inded th a t th is is a
th e bridge a t C arver, and dam aged it sh o rt cam paign, ju s t e ig h t w eeks, s a d
considerably. The o th e r d riv er a p som eone is going to w in a $733.95
p e are d to see his c a r suddenly and c a r fo r th e ir spare tim e d u rin g theae
p u t on his brakes full force. The e ig h t weeks. And if you fail to win
consequence w as th e c a r skidded and j th e firs t prize, the second is n o t fa r
sm ashed in to W o rd en ’s c a r fu ll force. behind in value and will pay some
Mr. W orden p u t on a new tire and o n e ’s w ages a t the ra te o f sa lary re
m anaged to g e t home.
ceived by big business men.
T he rad io s and o th e r prizes aro
H a r r y K itchin g R e t u r n s
w o rth th e tim e and e f fo r t th a t it
H a rry K itching, who has been up
wiil tak e to win them , m any tim es
in W ashington ta k in g hot sp rin g s
over. A nd rem em ber this, you are
tre a tm e n ts fo r sciatic rh eu m atism , re
to receive a cash com m ission on all
tu rn e d home la s t S a tu rd a y .
H e i:
th e business you t u r n in if you do
som ew hat im proved.
n o t w in a prize, and should your
; 10 p e r c e n t com m ission a m o u n t to
Visit Dillon Family
m ore th a n th e value o f th e prize, the
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dillon and fa m
[ d iffe re n c e will be paid you in cash.
ily of P o rtlan d visited his m other and
I f you have not a lre ad y s e n t in
siste rs a t this place S a tu rd a y evening.
y o u r nom ination blank, do so today,
a n d th e necessary supplies w ill be
fo rw a rd ed to you a n d you can sta rt
now to w in an autom obile to drive
i hom e on St. P a tric k ’s D ay in th e
evening.
FIFTY NEW BOCKS ADOED
TO HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY
Additions Being C atalogued, Which
W ork Will Be Com p le te d Soon.
— N e w Librarians Named.
F ifty new books, costing $77 in
all, ave been added to th e E stac ad a
high school lib ra ry th e past sem ester.
A com plete catalo g u e of all title s
and a u th o rs is expected to be com
pleted w ithin th e n e x t tw o weeks.
Several o f th e lib ra rian s, also
Ja m es F a n tz a n d F re d V oight. a re
ta k in g lib ra ry w ork fo r c red t next
sem ester. The lib ra ry is to be calss-
ified acco rd in g to the Dewey deci
m al 'system .
T he new books include “ T he Royal
Road to R om ance,” "T h e Sea H aw k,”
W ith F lo ren ce in A ra b ia ," “ 20,000
L eagues U nder the S e a ,” “ Quo Vo-
dis,” one a c t plays, A braham L in
coln and m any o th ers ju s t as good.
Sophs Win Game
Move to P ortlan d
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. D. A llen from
A very in te re s tin g p a rty o f pru n e
Mrs. A. B. S chonover and d a u g h te r
M arm ot, O regon, w ere here S undaj
gro w ers o f th is vicinity m et a t the
m oved to P o rtla n d T uesday.
to a tte n d the fu n e ra l o f Mrs. B runer.
L ib e rty T h e a tre T u esd ay m orning to
discuss problem s in c onnection with
Visit in P ortland
th e in d u stry . W C. L ong o f O regon
Mrs. H a rry K itching and little son A g ric u ltu ral College g ave m uch v al
sp e n t a couple o f day s in P o rtlan d
uable in fo rm a tio n help fu l to raisin g
last w eek v isitin g relatives.
a b e tte r g ra d e o f f ru it, th e principal
fa c to rs bein g th e necessity o f cover
Le a v e for Portland
crops, e arly c u ltiv atio n a n d sy ste m at
Dr. and M rs. W allens who have
ic pruning.
Had Resided in This V icin ity for been living in th e B ank a p artm e n ts
In th e a fte rn o o n the g ro w ers m e'
fo
r
se
v
e
ra
l
m
onths,
le
ft
on
Tuesday
Past T w e n ty Years ; Born in
a t th e o rc h ard o f A. O. B otkin w here
fo
r
P
o
rtla
n
d
w
here
th
e
y
will
m
ake
N o rw a y 8 2 Years A g o
Mr. L ong gave a p ra ctic a l d e m o n stra
th e ir hom e.
tio n in p ru n in g , se lec tin g te n tree s
which he will ta k e c are o f fo r a p e r
F u n e ra l services w ere held Sunday Ill W ith P n e um o n ia
iod o f y e ars by p ru n in g th em each
a fte rn o o n a t th e M. E. church fo r
T he in fa n t baby o f Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A n n a S e re n a B ru n e r, 82, who C lyde Schock is ill w ith bronchia! sp rin g to enable g ro w ers to see the
died a t th e hom e o f h e r d a u g h te r, pneum onia a n d is u n d e r th e c are of a n ecessity o f scien tific care.
On F rid a y evening, J a n u a ry 27,
Mrs. E lizab eth A llen, J a n u a ry 13, tra in e d nurse.
J. J . Inskeep, co u n ty a g e n t, will give
Rev. C. E. Cook o ffic ia tin g and in
a ta lk b e fo re th e C om m unity club
ch arg e o f L. A. C hapm an, m ortician. D a t e C orrected
In te rm e n t w as in I.-O . O. F. cem e.
T he G a rfie ld school d istric t was o r on th e m ark e tin g problem and o th er
su b je cts o f in te re s t to th e fa rm e rs.
te ry
g an ized in 1876, th e N ew s is in fo rm
Mrs. B ru n e r had been ill fo r some ed in stea d o f d a te given in a news T he o ffice rs o f th e club e x te n d an in
tim e ow ing to a fa ll w hich she re sto ry published la s t w eek. T he firs t v ita tio n to e veryone w ith th e a ssu r
ceived a few m onths ago. She had school build in g in th e d istric t w as an ance o f a p ro fita b le a n d enjoyable
lived in E stac ad a a n d vicinity fo r old log house w hich was ju s t south evening.
m ore th a n tw e n ty y e ars a n d had o f w here th e house o f W. S hriner
m any frie n d s am ong th e o ld er re si now stands.
d e n ts who knew h e r as a devoted
stu d e n t o f h e r Bible.
She w as a Visit in O reg o n City
m em ber o f th e L u th e ra n church.
Mr. and Mrs. J . A. S hackelford
She w as b orn in H augesande, N or w ent to O regon. C ity Sunday to visit
w ay, O cto b er 10, 1845, bein g a little a frie n d , Mr. F lin t, who is ill in a
o ver 82 y e ars old.
She cam e to h o spital th e re .
A m erica in 1861. She is survived j
by th re e d a u g h te rs: Mrs. N ellie Mar-1 Visit Moss H om e
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. T h o rn to n of
shall o f P o rtla n d ; Mrs. C aroline Go-!
fo rth o f B utte, M o n ta n a; and Mrs. | Salem sp e n t th e w eek end a t the
hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Ja c o b Moss.
E lizabeth A llen o f E stac ad a .
N U M BER 1«
T he sophom ore g irls played the
g ra d e school g irls a gam e o f b a sk e t
ball T uesday, th e sophs w inning by
th e score o f 25-5. Both team s showed
a fig h tin g sp irit, which m ade the
gam e exciting.
To P la y Milwaukie
The E stac ad a bask etb all team will
m eet th e M ilw aukie boys on the la t
t e r ’s flo o r to n ig h t, J a n u a ry 20.
N e w G eo m etr y Class
A firs t y e a r g eo m etry class will
s ta r t n e x t sem ester w ith Mr. M an
n ing us in stru cto r.
S ta g e A p p ea ra n ce Improved
The a p p ea ran c e o f th e stag e was
g re a tly im proved fo r th e senior play
by th e new pap er which was p u t on
by Sam , D an and Bob. An o rien tal
p a tte rn in bright colors on l black
b a ckground was selected.
(C o n tin u ed on page six
You w ill find a nom ination blan k in
th is p ap er, as well as th e com plete
ru les and re g u la tio n s o f th e cam
paign. You will also find a fre e vote
coupon th a t will co u n t th e sam e in
the c o n te st es earn ed c re d its and you
can use ju s t as m any of th em as are
se n t in to this o ffice. Y our frien d s
wil save them o r send them in fo)
you, and will gladly give you th e ir
subscription ar.d help you to win if
you only let them know you a re
goin g a f te r th e big prizes.
D on’t delay. No one w ill help those
who v : n ’t help them selves, b u t ev
eryone n pe-.tj those who try , and
the h a rd e r you try, th e m ore in te re s t
y our frie n d s will ta k e in y o u r p e r
sonal u n d e rta k in g .
H ere is th e list or c an d id ate s who
have been nom inated. I f you send
y our su b scrip tio n into th e o ffic e and
sta te to who-
eon wish th e vote
credited, it will be dene. M akes no
d iffe re n c e who you a re a re w here,
the votes will go to who e v er you
wish. T he nom inations follow :
N am e
C red its
Mrs. Ja c o b Moss, E stac ad a . ..10,000
Cecil W right, C urrinsville .
10.00C
Mrs. H ilda M. Brown, R. 3 ...10,000
Miss Ire n e Davis, E stac ad a 10,80(
Jim J. G u ttrid g e , E stacad a ..10,00t
G eorge W illing, G eorge
.......10,00f
Miss F am ela K enny, E agle
C w ek
10,000
Miss Iren e K aake, E stac ad a
10,000
Mrs. F. C. B artholom ew
Eatacad;
10,000
E arl C losner, S p rin g w a te r
.10,000
Mrss. B etty I. VVeatherby
G a rfie ld
10,000
Mrs. W iley Howell, Spring-
w a ter
10,001
Mrs. R. B. Gibson
U pper E agle C reek
10,000
H a rry A. La B arrc, E stac ad a . 10,000
Return s From Bridal Veil
ATTENDS FOHD DEALERS
MEETING AT PORTLAND
Sam Bishop re tu rn e d la st Sunda;
from B ridal Veil w here he had been
w orking on a saw m ill, on acc o u n t of
having th e tw o firs t fin g e rs on his
Bob Cooke, local F o rd d e aler, a t rig h t hand crushed in som e m achin
ten d e d a g ro u p d e a le rs’ m eetin g a t ery. He e x p ec ts to re tu rn to work
th e P o rtlan d b ra n ch o f th e F ord in a few days.
M otor com pany on M onday. He re
p o rts a very in te re s tin g day spent. F ord se n t a special m essage w hich is
M any plans and fe a tu re s o f th e new m ost in te restin g . He a ssu re s all the
Model A F ord c a r w ere discussed.
model T ow ners, o f w hich it is e sti
O ne o f th e firs t and im p o rta n t m ated th e re a rc a b o u t te n m illion,
th in g s ta k e n up was th e service facil th a t the F ord M otor com pany will
itie s th a t will be o ffe re d tl^e F ord see th a t th e y receive th e b e st o f a t
ow ners on th e new car. E very d e a l ten tio n and an a d e q u a te stock of
e r will im m ediately have m en tra in e d p a rts will be o b tain ab le from all Ford
in th e m odel shop o f th e F o rd M otor d ealers a t all tim es.
com pany.
Each shop forem an and
The tr a c to r business am ong the
m echanic will receive a w<A>k’s tr a in a g ric u ltu ra l d istric ts is, show ing a fine
ing u n d e r a tra in e d e x p e rt in the increase. T he m otorizing o f the farm
p ro p e r m ethods of servicing the new has shown a rapid g ro w th and Ford-
car.
son pow er is doing its sh a re. E co
T hen ev ery d ealer, personally, will nom ical a n d rapid p ro d u c tio n are
ta k e th e course. T he d e a le r's shop th e only way the fa rm e r ra n com
will be equipped w ith th e late st and pete in th is age o f m echanical de
fin e s t equipm ent to f u r th e r assu re velopm ent.
th e new e a r ow ner o f th e b e st s e r
A lto g eth e r, th e m eetin g was one
vice.
o f the m ost successful held fo r som e
To all of the -Model T owners Mr tim e, Mr. Cooke re p b rts.