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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1928)
PAGE FOUR EASTERN C LACK AM AS NEWS, FRfDAY, MAY 4, 1928 W. A. Smith spent Sunday at his fuvorite sport, ungling on Deep creek, and reports a good catch o f 20 trout ail taken on a professor and gray hackle wet fly. Mrs. James Smith underwent an operation for cancer o f the breast at a Portland hospital Tuesday. The P ort lan d V alley L eag ua Sta nd ing w. L. Pet. surgeons consider the ease very fa Hillsboro .......... .... 3 1 .750 vorable for complete recovery. Oswego .............. .... 3 1 .750 SERVICES OF H I G H CHARACTER Sherwood .......... 2 1 .664 Estacada 2 2 .500 Perfect: plans of a capable organization Barracks .......... ..... 2 .500 2 ami a discreet handling of details that Washougal ...... .... 1 3 .250 makes ihe rite a ritual of charm. A rm ory .............. 0 3 .000 UPPER LOGAN, May 3.— (Spe Sunday's Results cial.— Thieves entered the store and LADY ASSISTANT J. E. M E T Z G E R , D ir e c t o r Oswego 12, Barracks 6. gas station o f J. C. Young here Mon P hon es 19 01; Res. 9S1 Gr esham , O r e g o n Hillsboro 6, Davidson’s 4 day night, taking a quantity o f oil. Estacada 3, Washougal 1 cigars and confections. Armory-Sherwood, postponed They gained entrance to the store with a pass pey and cut o ff the pad- ’imiiiiiiiiiiiiiajiiiiüiiíiKiiíiinimaiiiiiiinimiiHiiiimiimimiiiiiiiaiiiniiiiiii (Continued from page 1) loeg from the door where the oil was gate receipts amounted to only about pept. Six gallons o f oil was taken. half the average gate here at home. Two packages o f tobacco were The team made the trip by stage dropped on the floor and left there from Estacada, hiring one o f the Though Mr. Young’s residence is but busses that is used on the Portland- i few yards away and the home of Estacada run. Quite a number of John Arnold is just across the road, private cars loaded with fans also no one heard any disturbance. Although burglars are classed as disreputable beings = made the trip. they sometimes show excellent taste and judgment. | Bill Fischer, catcher for the Le While there were five garages visited by them in | gionnaires, who caught for the Port land Beavers last year, has moved Estacada Iasi Tuesday night, not a tire was taken | : to Estacada and will probably re except at the Cascade Garge where they helped I main here during the summer. Mal Kiebohff, pitcher, is also ex themselves to four = colm pected to come to this city to make WANTED— You to try the Eagle Creek Garage when your car needs his home within the next few days attention. Ignition a specialty. m4 The game next Sunday will be between Estacada and The Armory PASTURE FOR CATTLE— W. J. o f Portland, on the Estacada field. Goodyear l iras are Good Tires. Buy them of Wilcox I Bettis, Boring Route 1; Phone The score. Proctor Store, Gresham 278. m25 and Forman at the Estacada— B R H O A E Bronson 2b ..... 5 1 2 4 6 0 FOR SALE— Forty 7-weeks old pigs, A. Lovelace lb.. 4 1 0 11 0 0 good stock. A. D. Burnett, Eagle Miller 3b .......... 3 0 1 2 2 1 Creek. m4 R. Lovelace ef 4 (1 2 4 1 1 Estacada, Oregon l Fischer e .......... 4 0 1 4 0 0 FOR SALE— Guernsey bull calves, iiiiisiiiiiiiiii!iiii!<iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiitiiiiini«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiint= Jennings If ..... .. 3 0 1 0 0 0 from one to nine months of age. Smith ss .......... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Scales rf .......... .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 J. A. Shibley & Son, Route 2, Es Riebhoff p ....... . 2 1 0 1 5 0 tacada, Oregon. m4 LEGIONNAIRES TAKE GAME FROM OPPONENTS BRICK BARTHOLOMEW & LAWRENCE P h o n e 601 Big Special Attraction WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, M A Y 9 AND 10 Ai Davies and Grace Wilson in a comedy act “ STICK TO YOUR HORN” Singing and Top Dancing, Pat Rooney Clog and the Southern Coon Shuffle along with other features Also “ The Varsity Drag” All in addition to the regular show— regular prices. Mr. Davies and Miss Wilson will give free lesson» in dancing the “ Varsity Drag-’ on Thursday between 12 and 1 o ’clock. c Announcing theN I E W V - / CON VERTIBLE S P O R T C A B R IO L E T LGAIN, Chevrolet introduces into the low-price field an entirely new conception of style, distinction and elegance— — a new Convertible Sport Cabrio let with body by Fisher— a vivid, dashing, two-four passenger model that offers the practical comfort and convenience of the Sport Coupe, plus the smartness and distinction of the Sport Roadster. Visit our showroom today and see this sensational new car! T h e T o u r in g o r R oadster ‘f V J Sich. . *585 The Coupe . . . . T h e 4 -D o o f S-dmn T he .... J y J O /J Convertible feote....»695 T h e Im p e ria l $ L andau rî“! *715 U t ilit y T ru c k ( C h u u u O n ly ) “ 3 L ig h t D e liv e r y $ '1 H C {ChauuOnly) J O A l l p r ic e « f . o . b . « F lin t, M ic h ig a n Cascade cTllotor Co. Q U A L I T Y / AT LOW C O S T - mimm iiiiitiimiiiim iiiiimiiiim miiifim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiüiiimmiiiiti E stacada, O r eg on BASK BALL! SUNDAY, M A Y 6th. ESTACADA DIAMOND 2 p. m . ARMORY vs ESTACADA Estacada has a line team and deserves support and cheers. Let’s all go. U-NEED-A BAKERY Estacada Phone 87-1 ESTACADA TRUCK LINE D A IL Y TRIPS FROM ESTACADA TO PORTLAND Leave all freight at warehouse. In ordering your freight sent thru us you receive personal service both in Estacada and Portland that will save time and money KITCHIN G & STEINM AN P h o n e 6 1 - 5 Esta cad a j Call and D el iv er Ser vice E A st 2 4 0 6 P ort lan d TRUCKING SERVICE By the H o u r or B y the Mile, A ny thing , A n y p la c e , A n y t im e W O O D AND FUEL Long distance Furniture and Contract Hauling a Specialty KITCHING & STEINMAN P h o n e 3 5 -3 E stacad a E A st 2 4 0 6 P or tland | News Does Job Printing iim iiiiiiiiin iin iiiiiijiiiim m in iiitm im iiiim iiin iiiiim m iiiiim iiim iiim ii SHINGLES H AY FEED “W e Deliver the Goods” WANT ADS The CEMENT SEWER PIPE GRAIN GRtSKAM PJNERAL PARLORS, Licensed Morticians Cascade M otor Co. LIME TILE LOGAN STORE ROBBED OF OIL UNO CIGARS Goodyear Tires and Tubes H andle Remember W e Totals .......... .32 3 B R Washougal— .. 4 0 Roberts 2b Wilson r f ...... 4 0 W. Erickson ss 4 l Craig lb .......... 4 0 A. Erickson 3b 4 0 Holland c .......... .. 4 0 Gaines If .......... 3 0 White c f ......... 3 0 Kaiser p .......... .. 3 0 7 27 16 H o A 0 2 3 0 ï 0 1 3 1 1 13 0 0 0 1 1 5 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 9 Fine Shoes LADIES’ 2 FOR SALE— Pigs, 8 weeks old, at E reasonable prices. M. Chase, 0 Springwater, Phone 27-15. Call 0 0 6:30 to 7:00. m !8 1 C 0 FOR SALE — One-ton Chevrolet 0 truck, new rubber, 1928 license.1 0 Will consider small car as part pay- j 0 ment. Eagle Creek Garage. m l 0 Totals ............ 33 1 3 27 15 c LOST— At top o f Broadway incline. near the George Kitching home, I Earned runs, Estacada 1, Washou gal 1; three base hits, R. Lovelace a Tip Top man’s watch. Will the ( two base hits, Ray Lovelace; home finder please leave the watch a t , runs W. Erickson; first on balls ofi the New» office. It Kaiser 5, Riebhoff none; Struckoui by Kaiser 4, Riebhoff 4; double playe BABY CHICKS— Golden Buff and j Smith to Bronson to Lovelace; Rie White Leghorns (Thornwell-Tan- bhoff to Bronson to Lovelace; hit by cred strain), Black Minorcas, R. 1.1 pitcher, Miller. Umpire Kimmel Time 2:05. Reds (Quenn Bess strain), Barred | Rocks and Turkens. Enoch Crews,; Seabright, Calif. m-l j MEN’S AND BOY’S OXFORDS Our new Spring and Summer stock of Shoes are now' ready for your inspection See Our Stock Before You Buy J. K. E L Y Estacada, Oregon h Portland s Electric ■ Shopping C en ter GIRL IN ACCIDENT, LEG BROKEN, X-RAY REVEALS WANTED— Lady representative to sell Shaughnessy Knitting Co’s, ready-to-wear dresses, lingerie and hosiery in local territory or vicin ity. Manager will call personally EAGLE CREEK, May 3.— Emma on applicants who write to 406 Schultz, high school girl, met with Broadway Bldg., Portland. m4 a sad accident in Estacada Friday STRAYED— Jersey cow with short afternoon while trying to ride on the horn, one yearling Jersey heifer running board o f a coupe belonging with slit in right ear, one Holstein to Kenneth Troupe. She fell and cow 2 years old, mostly white, with hurt her ankle and an x-ray taken slit in right ear, to be fresh soon. in Portland showed a double fracture. Notify G. W. Buser or call tele Her foot will probably be kept in t phone 20-12, Estacada. m il cast for at least six weeks. Congratulations are being received UNDERWOOD STORE — Mother’s by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith on Day chocolates, $1 per box, 2 for the birth o f a daughter, April 22. »1.75; Jell’O and Jell Well. 3 for Last fall Mrs. Furrer hung up an 25c.; sweet pickles, pint 25c; Al old sweater in • the tool shed, and bers flapjack flour large size 30c; great was her surprise and delight Kerr’s wheat flakes, large size 30c; on entering the shed Sunday morning Calumet baking powder, 1 lb. 30c; to find that the sweater had been Swan Down cake flour 40c; Snow- j claimed by another. A little bird drift, 4 lb. can »1.00; chewing gum I had built its home in one o f the 3 pkgs. 10c. C. & C. prices, m il pockets and was sitting on six tiny ■ l< eggs. FOR SALE— At the Underwood Gar. ^ A silver tea for the benefit o f the dens— fo r your rockery, phlox sub Ladies Aid will be given Friday after ulate, 10c; saponatia, 15c 2 for 25c noon, May 11, at the home o f Mrs. Penstmon, 25c up, forget-me-nots, ' A. C. Cogswell. Assisting hostesses 6 for 25c, ameria 15c, 2 for 25c, will be Mrs. A. D. Burnett, Mrs. For the border, gypsophilia 25c, Homer Glover and Mrs. Wm. Saun delphinium, 15c up, oriental poppy ders. A cordial invitation is extend 10c, phlox 20c, penstinon 20c, eve ed to all ladies o f the community. ning primrose 10c, coreopis 10c, Mrs. Homer Glover and Mrs. Wm. guem 15c, anchusa 20c, lychnis 20c Saunders called at the home o f Mrs campamela 15c, columbine 10c, Kenny Saturday afternoon and had pyrethum 20c, Japanese lilies 20c. a very pleasant little visit. Mrs. CARD OF THANKS Kenny entertained her guests in true Irish fashion with her customary af We wish to thank our friends for ternoon tea. Ed Trullinger and son have pur their kind expressions o f sympathy and for their beautiful floral o ffe r chased a new tractor cultivator. The grammar school baseball team ings in our recent bereavement. Mrs journeyed to Currinsville Friday to George Dort and Kenneth Dort. meet the school team there. Eagle Creek boys won by a score o f 6 to 4 in a well played game. Carl Rehherc acted as umpire and he together with C. V . MARTIN Real Estate Homer Glover furnished the trans Estacada, oyegon portation. The school board has laid down a ruling that none but bona fide pupils be permitted to play. a a a a a a a B. F. Tood, who has been hauling cedar poles for John Wheeler from • Dr. W. W. Rhode. i Eagle Creek to Milwaukie, had the a OSTEOPATHIC misfortune to run a peavy through • Pkysiciaa and S a rge«* his foot. He will be laid up for some j * Oregon time. His son Ed Todd came home | * Estacada from Bull Run to operate the truck. ‘ a a a a a s a a a a a a t i PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.’S HOME THE ELECTRIC BUILDING AT B R O AD W AY AND ALDER STREETS Is in the very heart of the business district. The Electric Store on the first floor is Portland’s Electric Shopping Center. Within one to three blocks of nearly all the principal stores, shops, hotels, hanks, restaurants and theatres. Street cars right to the door from every part of the city, for single fare and transfer. Principal railway ticket offices, and interurhan rail ways and stage terminals easily accessible. PORTLAND Electric Power Co. Electric Building, Portland, Ore.