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PAGE FOER EAGLE CREEK ELSTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923. their heads, not then realizing that Hal Hoss would he unwilling to stag- in a place that seemed to offer little future. But his study of and BRICK LIME CEMENT SHINGLES interest in the affairs of his native TILE * SEWER PIPE HAY ’ale went beyond his immediate WANTED— You to try the Eagle BY EDWARD E. P.RODIF, place. He made the most of a mem- GRAIN FEED Creek Garage when your car needs Publisher of the Oregon City Morning beiship on the parole board and be “We Deliver the Goods” attention. Ignition a specialty. n>4 Enterprise, and former American anie a student of penal problems. Minister to Kingdom of O'Uin. BARTHOLOMEW & LAWRENCE u< eoting membership in the national FOR SALE— Delco lighting plant, When Hal Hoss came to Oregon association. Phone 601 Estacada, Oregon less battery, $100. Sandy Garage, City, a gangling youth, about fifteen * * * Sandy, Ore. a !3 tf years ago, he tarted in his charac There wus no good reason, in the teristic and energetic fashion to lay i------------------------------------------------------------- d> 1 of Hal Hoss, why the principle: a substantial foundation for succc s . with 8 pigs 5 weeks old. Peter of sound business should not be ap His experience in newspaper work at Bowen, Estacada R. 1. It cd to the business of the people that time wa- somewhat rudimentary, It remed to him that public service FOR SALE— Forty 7-weeks old pigs, but it had the advantage of v. i bli ight to mean more than a political good stock. A. D. Burnett, Eagle elements inf th : it eoi alien ed at the - -b, and that the same fundamenta Creek. m4 We can supply you with all the cakes and bottom ami progressed upward thru eas that he utilized in newspaper dainties for your lunch at school. No need the several channels of the editorial office« could and should be put into FOR SALE— Guernsey bull calves, departments and into the ini i . . : of to go to all the fuss and trouble of baking from one to nine months of age. pis -tice through the conduct of an flee where he proceeded to make tic J. A. Shibley & Son, Route 2, Es at home. iportant state office. He was not most of opportunity. It wa not fo: tacada, Oregon. nt4 encumbered with political entangle him a long step to a position of re ments and was prepared and equippet FOR SALE — One-ton Chevrolet sponsible management, in which he to transact the state’s busineess or truck, new rubber, 1928 license. coupled the qualities of initiating pol basis of common sense, having in Phone 871 Will consider small car as part pay icies with those of carrying them to a m nd that the taxpayer’s dollars is ment. Eagle Creek Garage. m4 j' After Your Picnic Lunch— Leave a Clean Camp and a Dead Fire. sure termination. Over a period o: not a gift of God, but is entitled tc six years of newspaper direction, he -anomic consideration and should b< FOR SALE— One 12x30 silo; one developed steadily, building good will, Papx cutter; one 10x18 case trac retched as far as practicable with which is the most valuable of new:; tor; complete outfit $375. Sandy ] proper results as a primary objective. paper assets, for the property with * * * Garage. a l3 tf ESTACADA TRUCK LINE which he wa identified, and forming These facts may be construed a.* FOR SALE— 700 year old choice lo DAILY TRIPS FROM ESTACADA TO PORTLAND close and lasting contacts throughout arguments for the nomination and Leave all freight at warehouse. In ordering your freight sent thru ganberry plants, 2 l-2c each. the state. us you receive personal service both in Estacada and Portland that e l e c t i o n of Hal Hoss for secretary of * * * Howell Bros. Route 2, Phone 58-32 will save time and money ate. He has become a personality Estacada. a l3 tf Occupied as lie was in a place that 11 friends are not giving his candi KITCHING & STEINMAN ’ Cal! and Deliver Service demanded constant application, Mr -I icy perfunctory support, but thej FOR SALE— Six white pigs, six i Phone 61-5 Estacada EAst 2406 Portland Hoss shook irksome detail- from hi weeks old and extra good. Mrs. enthusiastically urging the peo shoulders and tied into his job an Henry Viles; Route 1, phone 34-12, | ;>le of Oregon to choose a man whr TRUCKING SERVICE active appreciation of public ;er. : . Estacada. a27 i < alwas made good, who has a cleat By tho Hour or By the Milo, Anything, Anyplace, Anytime He became a worker for the brother inception of service, who is younj WOOD AND FUEL FOR SALE— Small pump jack and; of the craft, acting indefatigabl;, fo, and alert and who is free to promist Long distance Furniture and Contract Hauling a Specialty motor; cost $45; will sell for $30, their interests, without expectation and who has the ability to del've KITCHING & STEINMAN or will sell separate. Practically or hope of reward. It was only nat Phone 35-3 Estacada EAst 2406 Portland ; hat particular character of an admin new, good condition. George ural that his efforts would bring h:m ¡.-tration that our citizenship requires Pointer, Estacada. m30tf a flock of non-salaricd and hon--im The importance o f the office demand: positions which he filled a: cep'.-My lection of a man who is qualified BABY CHICKS— Golden Buff and and it was inevitable that his ac ivi- by temperament and experience tc White Leghorns (Thornwell-Tan- ties, as their scope broadened w uld ler a high tyjie of service to the cred strain), Black Minorcas, R. I. he accorded recognition which came public. Hal Hoss is that man. Reds (Quenn Bess strain), Barred j to him in the form of an urgent in Rocks and Turkenz. Enoch Crews, ; vitation to join as private sceren y COMING TO Seabright, Calif. m4 L to the governor, the state dm Don’t forget we have all the different tration. Some of his friends, im ml shades in silk thread. Also a complete WHITE FRONT Malt Shop; full line ing the writer of the • line . shook line of cotton and linen thread. of malt supplies and accessories. All brands of best malt. We spe cialize in malt in bulk. Buy in bulk, you save. 419 Main street,] Oregon City. a l3 tf SPECIALIST Hüss'Qualifications For State Office WANT ADS Remember W e Handle Eagle Creek is sorry to read of their Barton neighbor!’ bud luek in turkey raising as rare goad luek is re ported from all quarters here and the numlft-r of people who have gone into the busir.es. is greatly increased here since lust year. Miss Pamela Kenny reports a hatch of 18 little turks out of 19 eggs, after having been obliged to move the ne t and change the set ting three time Beat it if you can. Mr. and Mrs. James Lumper of Fir- wood are rejoicing over the birth of a seven and one-half pound baby girl. They have named her Dorothy May. Mrs. Lumper was formerly Miss Dor othy Phillips of Eagle Creek. The Ladies Aid society was enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Paul Still at her home. There were 25 present and light refreshments were served. The ladies busied them selves making useful garments for the children’s farm home at Corvallis. A special meeting will be held at the church about May 23 to finish making these garments. Mrs. Phillips of Portland has been the guest of Mrs. Walter Glover for several days. Mrs. Homer Glover entertained at luncheon Wedne day Mrs. Tmma Thomas, Mrs. George Duncun, Mrs. J. E. Sluekley and Mrs. Win. Saun ders. Mrs. Homer Glover is the proud posses tor of a new player piano. It’s a Weber. The Fuller family from Portland was out on their ranch Sunday. They had with them a friend from Cali fornia, and rejoiced it was such a beautiful day. They could convince the Californian that the sun could really shine in Oregon. It had rained in Portland every day since his ar rival. Mildred Kellogg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kellogg, died in Wal lace, Idaho, of spinal meningitis on April 25. ,\li Li a Kellogg, grand mother is now In Wallace. Mrs. Clinglngsmith has been con fined to the house this week due to having some dental work done. She had five teeth extracted In Estacada Thursday, Estacada, Oregon in Internal Medicine for t h e Ed. Trulinger and Ken Anderson MOUNTAIN Close Grained Red Ce You can’t dodge it. All citizens use forests and share in their past fifteen years dar Shingles, manufactured by have sold Lheii last year's hops. They (Continued from page 1) returns. Every fire hits you. DOES NOT OPERATE Turel Shingle Mill, Welches, Ore. received 21 cents per pound. There a sensation in tho Portland Valley will be at Drive up and see our shingles o r ; has been no demand for hops slnee league as a result of unday's game, BENSON HOTEL write for prices. Loop highway; Lei full, am: ¡he;, r-insider that they will probably go in the box for the Thursday, Friday and Saturday turn to left at Zig Zag Ranger1 received a very good price at this Legionnaires at Washougal. May 10, 11 and 12 station, 3 mi., good road. a28 ] time. Waite Glover Is still holding After the next game, Tom Scales of Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. ir. for a better price. Sandy will probably be in the Esta WANTED— Lady representative t: ( THREE DAYS ONLY Major Ke ker o r the Hill Top Or cada lineup. Duback, who played the sell Shaughnessy Knitting Co’s . , ( No charge for consultation chard has borrowed several colonies left garden for the local team Sun ready-to-wear dresses, lingerie and I i Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu of bees to worl in his. orchard. He day, is not expected to remain with hosiery in local territory or vicin | ^ ate in medicine and surgery and is reports a full day’s work Sunday for the squad. Jim Jennings will rema rr ity. Manager will call personally ] • the bees as it was a bright, warm day with the team, the manager an licensed by the state of Oregon on applicants who write to 40ü], He does not operate for chronic the first one for some time. Major is nounced Sunday. Tony Bronson is Broadway Bldg., Portland. m4 ; appendicitis, galT stones, ulcers of the using all the up-to-date methods in a good second basemen an 1 will prob fruit growing and they certainly show ably play this position throughout tho stomach, tonsils or adnoids STRAYED— Jersey cow with short | He ha: to his credit wonderful re results in hi: orchard. horn, one yearling Jersey heifer PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.’S HOME season except when needed as a relief ndu in diseases of the stomach, liver Therein Smith of Portland was out pitcher. with slit in right ear, one Holstein bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid Saturday and Sunday cultivating the cow 2 years old, mostly white, with LEAGUE STANDING THE ELECTRIC BUILDING Bush prune orchard which he has W L. I* c ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, slit >n right ear, to be fresh soon, j Barracks 2 weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg 1 .667 taken over for the season. Notify G. W. Buser or call tele 2 1 .667 ulcers and rectal ailments. AT BROADWAY AND ALDER STREETS E.L. Meyers has torn down his lawn Davidson’s phone 20-12, Estacada. nil l Hillsboro . 2 1 .667 Below are the names of a few of fence, which he has l-ept in ship shape Oswego 2 1 .667 for several years, to keep the cows Sherwood 2 I .667 hi many satisfied patients in Oregon FOR SALE or TRADE— One 1920 . Ford Tudor sedan body for road-1 § 1 2 .333 who have been treated for one or out of the flnwo s he says. Now it is 1 2 .333 more of the above named causes: ster body; or will trade for one up to the stock owners to keep them Washougal 0 3 .000 ton Ford truck. Also Vaughn ( H. II. Blake, Marshfield. out. Ko.v takes great pride in beauti Armory Sun day’* Ga mes light weight drag saw for sale; in Elmer Booker, Condon. fying his lawn. Estacada 6, David son’ 0. Is in the very heart of the business district. good condition. Hall Bros., Route Bessie Eekles, Empire. Mrs. I’attlson is the proud owner Oswego 3 Sherwood 0. Barracks 1, Wash 1 Boring. Phone Sandy 291. a6tf »utr.il 0. 1). (1 Horn, Bonanza. of 100 white leghorn baby chicks. The Electric Store on the first floor is Portland’s Hillsboro ) (», Armo ry 3 W. C. Helyer, Kent. Royal Ann strain, purchased about BOX SCOI >E SEWING MACHINES — Everything P. M. Koster, Mt. Angel. two week . ago. She certainly has the Estacada B K II <i A K in electric and treadle machines. ( Electric Shopping Center. Mrs. L. H. Martin, Moro. knack of making them grow, or may Bronson 21» .... 4 1 1 0 2 0 Bargains in second hand machines. Davis Steinon, Allegany. 4 l 3 « 0 0 be it is their royal blood that makes A. Lovelace lb i> 0 0 0 See us before buying; all makes Fred Shields, Klamath Falls. them look m fine. Sbc has lost only- Miller 3b ....... .... 3 1 3 1 0 0 repaired; needles, oil, repairs. Sin R. Lovelace ct .... 4 2 Joe Sheoships, Gibbon. eight since purchasing them, due no Fischer c ....... 2 0 i 15 1 0 ger Sewing Machine Co., 419 Main ’ Within one to three blocks of nearly all the principal D. I. Wagenblast, Portland. doubt to their new brooder house and Duback If 4 0 i ■) 0 0 Street, Oregon City. m2tf Remember above date, that consul modren equipment. Mrs. Pattison is Smith s g ........ .... 2 « i 0 0 0 stores, shops, hotels, banks, restaurants and 1 Scales rf ....... . 4 1 i 0 0 tation is free on this trip and that also having aery good luek with her FOR SALE Cheap for cash— Garden Reibuhf p ... .... 3* 0 A 0 17 0 his treatment is different. turkey raising. cultivator, sterilise milk pail, t gals. , Married women must be accompan theatres. Carbolineum, fence wire, potato Totals ....... ...3 0 6 14 20 0 Davidson’s A R 11 o A !■' ied by their husbands. scoop, medt barrels, case of 3-in. HILLSBORO WINS PROM 1 0 0 O 2 0 Address: 224 Bradbury Bldg., Los Manev 3 b flower pots, wolf skin, fishing rod. THE ARMORY 16 TO 8 Bowen 2b . 3 0 0 1 2 1 Angeles, Calif. snow shoes, books (mostly fiction), j 0 Street cars right to the door from every part of the Lehl c ............ .... 3 0 6 « (1 some china and cut glass, some 3 0 0 4 2 0 Hillsboro's Portland Valley league Elf era lb ...... Yeager cf ...... . 2 small tools. Mrs. J. W. Moxley. 0 0 I 0 0 nine proved too much for the Armory Peeler ss city, for single fare and transfer. . 3 0 0 3 1 0 Morrow Station. It Sunday afternoon, the latter taking Labelle If 3 0 0 0 0 0 C. V. MARTIN Junker if . . 3 0 0 *> 0 0 the short end of a I 6 to S count. UNDERWOOD STORE — Mothers Real Estate 3 0 1 4 3 t) It was a close contest for two in Swartz p Day chocolates, $1 per box, 2 for Estacada, o.-egon Principal railway ticket offices, and interurban rail Wentworth cf ... 1 0 f) 0 0 () nings, Hillsboro scoring three runs in Spivey if .... ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 $1.75 1 Jell’O and Jell Well, 3 for i < the first and the Armory coming back 25c.; sweet pickles pint 25c; Al ways and stage terminals easily accessible. Totals 29 0 1 in the second to lie it up. After the It) 1 bers flapjack flour large size 30c: Earned runs Estaca it G; fi vst base next two innings were over, it was Kerr’s wheat flakes, large size 30c; BROADWAY GARAGE balls. Davidson 1 : lof! o i btISOS--- anything but a race. Hillsboro got | on Calumet baking powder, I lb. 30c; Estacada 9. Davidson Tw< baso RICHFIELD 20 hits o ff the Armory twiner and hits. Miller 2. Bronson. k. Lev eia» Swan Down cake flour 40c; Snow More Power for t h e s a m e p r i c e Fischer; struck out by Í cibiihf 15, in drift, 4 lb. can $1.00; chewing gum Tube Tire Patching Swartz H. Time 1 :50. Umpire Kim- 3 pkgs. 10c. C. & C. prices, m il PLUMBING — T I N W O R K niel. STORAGE Score by innings: FOR SALE— At the Underwood Gar Estacada l 0 0 2 0 2 t 0 x— f. Truck L in e T e r m i n a l dens— for your rockery, phlox sub Davidson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 HARD FOUGHT CON I F.ST AT ulate, 10c; saponatia, 15c 2 for 25c VANCOUVER BARRACKS Penstmon, 26c up, forget-me-nots, OSWEGO BLANKS SHERWOOD • C. D., D C., E. C. L A T O U R E T T E • 6 for 25c, ameria 15c, 2 for 25c, Ore scon in the first inning was' AND WINS 3-0 VICTORY A tto rn ey s • For the border, gypsophilia 25c, all that Vancouver I'.arrack* reeded Oswego outplayed Sherwood San Practice in All Courts • delphinium, 15c up, oriental poppy to win the came from V aihougal in day and won a .1 to 0 victory over * First National Bank Bldg. * a good game at the Barracks Sunday, the team that won from Estacada a * Oregon City Electric Building, Portland, Ore. Oregon * | 10c, phlox 20c, penstinon 20c, eve ning primrose 10c, coreopis 10c, Toni Canfield and Joe Gaines en- week ago. Chief Manning allowed guem 15c, anchusa 20c, lychnis 20c gaged in a 11 a! pitching duel, only but eight hits in the y ime and nan * Dr. W. W. Rhode. * campamela 15c, columbine 10c, ] The National Fore*t* are the source of the streams- w h ic h s u p p l y __ • seven hits being registered in the aged to keep thorn well .-.entered, . domestic and irrigation water as well as water for p<r*er, to n illio n s pyrethum 20c, Japanese lilies 20c. game (¡.tinea was hit for three saf- Stone, pitching for Sherwood, was • OSTEOPATHIC • of people. Destruction of these forests by fire a e a n « a d i r e c t tics and ( nnf cid was found for four, pounded for ten hits which were P b v .ician a n d S u rg eo n * lots to you. Canfield ■'rink out nine men and bunched iu two inning foi the thr. e • Estacada Subscribe for the Eastern Clacka Oregon • G. dies it rut k ..ut four. runs. mas News, $1.50 per year. For the School Lunch U-NEED-A BAKERY THREAD P ortlan d Dr. Mellenthin n . 15 a Y K P o rtla n d s E lectri S h o p p in g C e n te r - PORTLAND Electric Power Co.