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CLACKAMAS
NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928
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Only 10 Days Left During
the Big Vote Schedule...
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The time to cinch one of the fine prize automobiles is during the First Period. If you want one of these cars
you must make every minute count until the close of the First Period on Saturday night, February 18th.
The vote schedule Will Not Be Changed.
To Those Who
Chevrolet Coach, Prize Given For Greatest Number Of Votes
Have Not Entered
Have
If you expect to win one of the big
prizes you must produce now while the big­
ger vote schedule is in effect. You are en
tered— the subscriptions are here— they eoun.
you more votes now— you still have 17 day*
left on the big votes— let’s get busy nov .
more in earnest than ever before* You can
\71n if you are fuliy determined to win. Look
over the vote schedule, the list of entrants
map out your campaign and put it over. The
people o f this community are watching you.
Your success, or failure, in this campaign
will mean much to you for years to come.
You are the leader o f your own campaign.
You may never run in another, so that is
why you want to win big this time.
You Will Like The
The Prize List
Vote Schedule and Subscription Price of Eastern Clackamas News
FIRST PERIOD
Up
CHEVROLET COACH ..................................$733.95
FORD ROADSTER
..................................... 501.27
Radio Set (purchased from Clyde Schock)
200.00
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
to Saturday Night
February 18
y cat-
years
years
years
years
years
years
Price
$ 1.50
3.00
1.50
0.00
7.50
9.00
15.00
V otes
12,000
30,000
60,000
120,000
240,000
360,000
680,000
SECOND PERIOD
THIRD PERIOD
February 19 to Saturday
Night, March 10
March 11 to Saturday
Night, Marci
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2
3
4
5
6
10
year
years
years
years
years
years
years
Price
Votes
$ 1.50
9,000
3.00 22,500
4.50
15,000
6.00 90,000
7.50 180,000
9.00 2 iO.OOO
15.00 510,000
Radio S e t.......................................................... 150.00
Cash P rize......................... ,.............................
50.00
Cash Prize ........................................................
25.00
Cash P rize.... ............................♦,....................
10.00
1
2
3
4
5
0
10
year
years
years
years
years
years
years
Price
Votes
$ 1.50
«,000
3.00 15,000
4.50 .70,000
6.00 00,000
7.50 ! 20,000
9.00 : 80,000
15.00 340.000
The above declining ot votes will positively not be changed during the campaign
A special vote ballot good for 100,000 extra votes will be issued on every “ club” o f
$20 turned in. This special offer will remain in effect during the entire campaign
and will be considered a part of .the regular schedule.
Honor rolls will draw 10,000 votes. Ladies’ special stationery will draw the same
as subscriptions but will not commence until the second period.
Estimated Cash Commissions....................... 500.00
:----- 1 of them a large police dog, got among ! part o f the program. A small ad- butchered hogs at A. W. Stauffer’:
! Wm. Hyde’s sheep and killed two oi ! mittance fee will be charged each Sunday.
Evert Stahlnecker has had consid
EAGLE CREEK
! ' them before they were discovered, adult, anif after the
program lunch
«■able trouble keeping his school bus
| , On Saturday Mr. Hyde, accompanied j will be sold.
Our
unspeakable
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I by Chris Longwell and Ben Forrester, I Grant Test was a Portland visitor repaired lately.
roads have just about wrecked it. 11
EAGLE CREEK,
Feb. 9. (Spe-
went to Oregon City where he pre- j Friday,
cial).— Friends of the Bradfords, for senteci his claim for damages to the
Mrs. A. H. Bronson is visiting hei affords him a full course in the mech­
anism o f a Ford to make up for th<
merly residents o f the Holman place. I county court.
sister near Newburg.
days it makes him and his fellow stu
but now o f Salem, will be interested
Mr R u ff and Mr Weber were in
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dents miss Estacada hi.
to know that they have a daughte
! Portland Thursday.
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born January 11. The baby has been
A delegation of Elwood citizens in
i Grant Test and Mrs. Klingingsmith j
terviewed the county court Wednes­
named Lois Dorothy.
UPPER
EAGLE
CREEK
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spent Wednesday evening at the A. j
day concerning roads, but it seem:
A. D. Burnett and
an Sh.rley drove R Bennett home.
there will be no work done this year
to Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens o f Portland | UPPER EAGLE CREEK, Feb. 9.— for lack o f funds.
Mrs. W. A. Smith, son Theran and visited their orchard tract Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Vallen took the
(Special).— Mr. and Mrs. H. F’. Gib­
grandson Roger of Portland spent thi
Ruth Glover from Portland spent son o f Barton, Will Palmateer of latter’s sister, Mrs. Effie Brown, back
week end at the C. L. Chambers Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass, to Portland Sunday. While there
ranch.
Mrs. Walter Glover.
Mrs. Nora Kandle, Mrs. Cora Udell they visited Mrs. Violet Baird, for
Major Luther Felker has been ap­
Henry Suter and Clyde Phillips and H .S. Gibson were dinner guests merly Violet Granatski o f this place
pointed as road supervisor in this drove t" Mt Hood Sunday,
at the home o f R. B. Gibson Thurs­ and her sister Kate.
district.
j. Ronald Burnett and Eunice Boyle: day, it being the birthday o f H. S.
Simon Gerke returned Thursday were week end visitors from Corvalli: Gibson and Mrs. Douglass. A dinner
from Oregon City where lie had been at the A. D. Burnett home.
On was given in their honor.
in the hospital following an accident Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burnett
R. B. Gibson was taken to the
SPRINGWATER
in which he was badly injured by a and Shirley they m otored,lto Mt. Good Samaritan hospital last Satur­
wood saw.
Hood to see the ski tournament.
day and underwent a very serious
Mr. Deitz spent several days Iasi
Mrs. E. L. Meyers was a Portland operation, but at the last report was i SPRINGWATER, Feb. 9.— (Spe­
week in a Portland hospital having j visitor on Tuesday o f last week,
getting along as well as could be ex-1 cial).— Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Closner, son
had an attack of appendicitis.
Floyd McLouglin and a friend from pected.
Lester, daughter Mrs. Clarence Hull
Miss Beulah Barnett and Miss Flo Portland spent Sunday at the Forres-
Mrs. R. B. Gibson went to Portland I and daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Brian
ra Haysany were visitors at the A. D. ter home.
Sunday to see her husband, returning Moore, went to Eugene the first of
Burnett home on Thursday evening.
Mr. and^ Mrs. Wm. Saunders, Beu- Monday evening.
the week to attend the funeral of
Opal and Zola Clester were shop- lah Barnett and Flora Haysany were
Mrs. Viola Denning o f Estacada is their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred
ping in Portland on Friday.
dinner guests at the Walter Glovei j over on the hill visiting at the homes Closner.
Miss Beulah Barnett and Miss home on Tuesday evening.
ber sons, Roy Walker and Will
Mrs. Byron Cogswell entertained
Flora Haysany were guests at the
On Wednesday afternoon, Febru- f Dougiasa_
for a few days last week her sister
home of the Misses Moloney on Sat- ary 15, the Ladies’ Aid will meet with
Mrs. Callahan o f Portland.
urday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler of
Mrs. Anderson, Sr., visited for sev-
On F’riday evening, February 17.
Oregon City were visiting for a few
eral days with relatives near Camas, the P. T. A. will give a program at
days recently at the Van Hoy home.
ELWOOD
Mrs. Kellog returned recently iron the school house to raise funds for
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were vis­
a short visit with Mrs. McF'arland o the piano recently purchased. A
itors Thursday evening at the home
Oregon City.
good program is being arranged with
ELWOOD, Keb. 9.— (Special).— o f Mr. and Mrs. Forest Erickson.
One day last week two dogs, one some especially good numbers as a 1
Mr. and Mrs. Dayball o f Portland
An enjoyable bonfire party was giver
for the pupils and young people o f were visiting at the Hansen home
the neighborhood on the school on Sunday.
Mrs. Walker was out from Portland
grounds Friday night by Miss Helen
Ernst, teacher. Roasted weiners and to her farm for a while Sunday.
FREE VOTE COUPON
Mr. and Mrs. Skagg and Mrs. Kig
marshmallows served with buns made
Good for 250 votes
gins were visiting F’ riday afternooi
up the refreshments.
In Eastern Clackamas News Circulation campaign
J. F. Dix o f Colton was a business with Mr. and Mrs. Moger.
If presented to this office not later than
A number o f guests were enter­
visitor in Elwood Saturday.
FEBRUARY 18
Wm. Bittner is making some im­ tained at the Madden home Saturday
evening, including Mr. and Mrs. Bj
provements on his homestead.
Loyd Boylan o f Sandy was visiting ron Cogswell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
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with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Vaile.
Write in name of candidate to which you wish this
C. Bittner lats week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shibley were
coupon credited. No limit to the number sent in, and
Miss Helen Ernst made a trip to Sunday afternoon visitors at the Hen
they will count the same a? earned credits.
Portland Saturday.
ry Cromer home.
Louis Vallen o f Scotts Mills
Mrs. McDonald and Miss Madden
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Have you ever been offered a big­
ger paying proposition than the
News is giving away in their $2C00
gift distribution? You know you
have not. The opportunity is here
to enter, during the big vote sched-
1 , and win! Don’t wait for the
big bonus vote later on for there
will not be any. Today is the day
of opportunity. If you do not un­
derstand the proposition, call us.
Will be on display at the Cascade Motor Company soon
New Ford!
Those of you who have had the
opportunity of seeing the new Ford
car know what a desirable little'
machine it is. It is a prize well
worth working for. Some one will
win it for just six more weeks’
work. It is a dandy and will be on
display at the Bob Cooke IVJotor
company soon.
To Those Who
called on Mrs. Moger Saturday after
Vernon Marshall, who has bee
noon.
working for some time at Marshfieb
Guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Petei . came home Monday.
Erickson Sunday were their sons
Mr. Madden and Mr.
McDonal
Floyd and Joe and families o f Port­ made a business trip to Tillamoo
land.
the first o f the week.
Ed. Aycock, who is wording in
Garden .teds prominently di
Portland, spent Sunday with his fan:
played in the stores remind us tha
ily here.
Mis. George Perry visited at the spring is about here.
Peter Erickson home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Walter Strunk, who has not i BROADWAY GARAGE
RICHFIELD
been well for some time, was taken t'%
More Power for the same price
Portland .Monday to receive treat­
Tube Tire Patching
ments from a specialist.
PLUMBING — TIN WORK
Visitors o f Mrs. Moger Monday af
STORAGE
ternoon were Mrs. J. A. Shibley, Mrs
Truck Line Terminal
Peter Erickson and Mrs. Wiley How­
ell.
Portland-Oarver-cstacada Stages
Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733.
ESTACADA TO PORTLAND
LINN’S INN, Estacada, Oregon— DAILY
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A.M. P.M. P.M
Lv. Portland
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8:00 4:30 8:30
Lv. Estacada
Lv. Clackamas
2:30 6:50
Lv. Flagle Creek 8:15 4:45 8:45
Lv. Carver
2:40 7:00
Lv. Barton
8:25 4:55 8:55
3 :05 7:25
Lv. Barton
8:45 5:15 9:15
Lv. Carver
Lv. Eagle Creek
3:15 7:35 Lv. Clackamas 8:15 5:25 9:2."
Estacada
3:30
Ar.
Portland
9
:30 6:00 10:00
Ar.
7:50
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