EASTERN
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HELO SEPTEMBEH 14
The members o f the Springwater
fail board met Tuesday evening at
tlie L. S. Tenny home uiul completed
arrangements for the premium list
for the fair, which is to be held on
September 14 this year.
The Five Hundred club met with
Mr. and Airs. It. IV Cogswell Satur­
day evening.
Five tables were in
play with high honors going to Mr.
and Mrs. John Keller.
The 4-H Sewing club girls accom­
panied by their leader, Ethyl Young,
went on a picnic to Clear Creek Sat­
urday.
Mrs. 1. M. Park was a dinner guest
o f her daughter, Mrs. Brian Moore.
W ednesday.
Mrs. Carl W ard visited Mrs. Carl
Howell Wednesday afternoon.
Albert dormer i home visiting his
pirents for u few days before leav­
ing about May 15 for a
trip
to
Alaska.
M is. Karl Shibley and
children
were in Purtland over the week end.
Callers at the J. Ft Aioger home
over the week end were Mrs. Carl
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Howell,
Miss Maud Madden and Mrs. Mary
Hobson. Sunday their 3on John and
Mrs. T. I. Kirkwood and daughter
also called.
Mrs. Herman Hansen is in Port­
land visiting her sister for a few
days. She received the sad news of
the death o f a brother in Iowa re­
cently and is quite broken up over
it.
Mrs. John Kiggins is home from
the Oregon City hospital much im ­
proved in health but still very weak.
?<Ir. and Mrs. Peter Erickson were
pleasantly surprised
Sunday by a
visit from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zolkos-
key o f Portland, who were old neigh­
bors of the Ericksons in Iowa several
years ago.
R. E. Cherrick
Republican Candidate For the Legislature
“ Cherrick will vote for lower taxes if
you will vote for Cherrick.
I am I artil
In accord with the
Grange graduated income tax bill,
and ail other progressive legislation.
1 favor a harp reduction in auto­
mobile lie«| • •« on pleasure cars, and
putting an additional tax on gasoline
to make up the difference.
Favor
more economy in load program, less
scenic highways and i.ic.e farm ets1
roads; will support I he governor v. hen
I behove he is tight, out will not he
a rubber stamp for anyone.
As a
successful, keen business farm er, l
will do my best
t’01’ce the state to
adjust its expenses to its income.
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ESTACADA LOSES CLOSE
CONTEST TO OSWEGO
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GARFIELD
Everybody is busy getting their
gurdens in uml finishing oiher crops
that were delayed on account o f the
LEAGUE STANDING
rains.
The Skip-u Week club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. N. G. Hendrickson.
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Hargreaves,
Helen Kregbaum and Opal Forgy of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. William
Coats and Edna Hamilton of Bull
Run, and Conrad Kregbaum o f W il-
ard, Oregon, visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kreg­
baum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland were
Portland visitors Saturday.
W . C. Taylor came up from M c­
Minnville and spent the week end
with his family.
Homer Sarver o f Portland visited
with his uncle and aunt, Mrs. Ellen
Patterson and William Porter, Fri­
day.
Mrs. Ely View, who had an opera­
tion for appendicitis some time ugo,
returned to her home Wednesday,
accompanied by her husband
and
mother, Mrs. Hussoek.
It will be
some time before she will be able to
be up and around.
Mrs. W ilm a Tucker and children
o f Springwater are visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dun­
can.
Hazel La Ford o f Olympia, W ash.,
is visiting at the Conrad Kregbaum
ranch.
Oswego
Sherwood
Hillsboro .
Estacada
Davidson’s
Barracks
Washougal
Armory ....
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Department cf the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Roseburg. Oregon.
May 9, 1938.
Notice is hereby given that L«>slie
I. Phelps of t heiiyville,
Oregon,
who, on March ,'fo, 1925, made H. E.
(was I'mtland No. 0 7 6 9 7 ) No. 017,
309 for S ' . N W 1. , & S W> , N W .
section 15, township
south, range
fi east, Willamette
meridian,
has
filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
K. F. Frazer, U. S. commissioner, at
Yeon Bldg.. Portland, Oregon, on the
27th Jay o f Jude, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel R. Cox, Minnie Douglass
Isac Thayer, Waldo Douglass, all of
Cherryville, Oregon,
non-coal
H A M IL L A. C A N A D Y ,
May 18, June 8.
Register.
2
Lost Pet.
1
.833
1
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.677
3
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3
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4
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4
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5
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Last S u n d a y ’ » Resu Us
Oswego 8, Eslucudu 7.
Waahoufptl 8, Hillsboro 2.
Davidson's 7, Armory 5.
Sherwood 5, Barracks 4.
Next Sunday’« Games
Estacada at Hillsboro.
Washougal at Sherwood.
Armory at Vancouver.
Duvidson’s at Oswego.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
Oregon for the County o f Clacka­
mas.
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hut it appears more as if luck, or Harriet Munnick, plaintiff;
vs.
flukes was really responsible.
Adrian Munnick. defendant.
Ray Lovelace had marked up to
his credit in this game three hits,
which brings his batting average up
to .619, the leader in the Estacada
club, and probably the Portland Val­
ley league.
Estacada apparently played better
ball throughout the game, and should
have won. However, in a short time
the OBwego club will come to Es­
tacada for a game on the home
grounds.
I The Legionnaires got 13 hits o ff
Manning, while Oswego had five o ff
William Pinkley, Jr., who had his ! Riebhoff and four o ff Moreland,
tonsils removed some time ago ati
The game next Sunday will be at
Bremerton, W ash., is much improved, j Hillsboro.
The team will probably
The many friends o f Floyd Davis | travel in private cars and expects to
10 30 Sunday.
up and around again after his ill-1
The score:
ness.
Estacada
B R H O A E
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cemetery Saturday. The ladies served Moreland p ...
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a basket dinner and coffee. Another
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day’s burning this fall and the prem­
Oswego
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ises will be neat and trim.
Brooks 2b
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Mr. and Mrs. W alter Cox and baby
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the home o f Mr. Cox’s sister, Mrs.
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few -o th e r folks motored to Timbéis] Calkins
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They look interesting and are well
To Ailruiii Munnick, the above named
defendant:
In the name o f the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to appea.
and answer
the complaint
filed
against you in the above entitled
suit within four weeks from the date
of the first publication o f thC sum­
mons, May I I , 1928, and if you fad
to answer for want thereof the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in plaintiff’s com
plaint, to-w it; a decree dissolving the
bonds o f matrimony heretofore and
now existing between plaintiff and
defendant and for the custody of her
minor child.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof by order of
the Honorable J. U. Campbell, judge
o f the above entitled court made and
entered this 9th day o f May, 1928,
directing that such publication be
made in the Eastern Clackamas News
in Clackamas County, Oregon, once
each week for four successive weeks
from date of first publication hereof.
Date o f 1st publication. May 11, 1928
Last publication, June i , 1928.
E L ISH A A. B A K ER .
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Postoffice Address: 604 606 Porter
Building, Portland, Oregon
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ELECT A CITIZEN OF
CLACKAMAS COUN­
TY
TO
AN IMPOR­
TANT STATE OFFICE
HAL HOSS
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for
Secretary of State
For IT) Years a Loyal Resident of Clackamas County
PLEDGED TO A CLEAN ADMINISTRATION
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Candidate
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worth seeing.
A. W . Stauffer stripped the greas
in his car in Clear Creek canyon
Monday and sent an S. O. S. for a
neighbor to tow him home.
U. N.
Berkley who was with him enroute
to Portland finished the rest of the
trip to Estacada depot on foot, and
purchased a Ford roadster in Port­
land and returned home in it.
Mrs. C.E . Ernst o f Portland spent
the week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Donald Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. W . Jones left Friday
for a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Roy Brown is working at a saw
mill in Polk county.
Frank Bitner and fam ily spent
Sunday at the home o f his parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bitner.
VOTE 55 X
For
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Re-Election
(Paid A dv.)
G U Y H.PACE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
County Clerk
A World War Veteran
GEORGE
Seven veers your chief deputy county clerk, assures
you of my qualifications for the office. If nominated
and elected I will discharge the duties of the office
faithfully and conscientiously and in a business­
like manner.
(Paid adv.)
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Harold Joyner, road
supervisor
with a crew o f men, is doing some
grading on the road this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hackaney of
Portland were guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Elsie Dew and family.
Mrs. Henry Joyner dressed about
twenty rabbits and took
them
to
Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Harders, after spend­
ing the winter in Portland, is visiting
lier son Ed Harders.
The county club leader. Mr. Kueh-
ner and his wife o f Oregon City, and
their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Frazier o f Portladn, were guests or
Sunday o f Mr. and Mrs. C. A. John­
son and family.
Innings pitched by Riebhoff 1 2-3
hits 5, runs 4 ; Moreland, hits 4, runs
4.
Struckout by Riebhoff 1, More
land 2, Manning « ; Base on balls, o ff
Manning 1, o ff Riebhoff 2, o ff More
land 1. Three base hits, Rittenhouse
Two base hits, Miller 2, R. Lovelact
2. Double play, A. Lovelace to Bron
son to A. Lovelace; Smith, Bronsoi
to A . Lovelace. Losing pitcher, Rie
b h o ff; umpire Hanke. Time of ganu
2 hours 15 minutes.
R. M. HOLMAN
Candidate for Republican Nomination for
C O R O N E R
FROM TRAVELER TO
HINDU PRINCE JUST
STEP FOR BANGBORN
From a dapper globe trotter to a
dusky faced fake Prince from India,
is a mere step for some folk. Such
is the chamleon-like changes made by
Franklin I’ angborn, feature player in
“ My Friend from India,” a Pathe-
DeMille farce comedy, in which he
portrays the title role. This comedy
will be on view at the Liberty Thea­
tre here Wednesday and Thursday
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o f next week.
Pangborn is a wealthy traveler in
the comedy, w’ho through with his
contact with a friend, consents to act
the role o f his fictitious friend from
India.
A bottle o f iodine is su ffi­
cient to tan his Caucausian complex­
ion to the darker hue of u native o f
India.
Elinor Fair portrays the femine
role opposite Franklin Pangborn in
“ My Friend from India,” and thi
supporting cast includes Ben Hen­
dricks, Ethel W ales, Lous Natheaux,
• nd Jeannette L off.
Primary Election May 18
(paid adv.)
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OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Not a politician but years of practical business ex- =j
perience qualify me for the office.
Vote 75 X
W e are Agents for SMITH’ S FLOWER SHOP
Leave your order early
Bull Run visiting with friends and |
relatives.
The 3 -B ’s club met at the home of |
Mrs. Dale Kelly May 3.
Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Schaefer wer«
hostesses at dinner Thursday when
they entertained Ray Hayden. Har­
old W ooster and son Harry.
Dr. H. M. Kramer
Attorneys at Law
6 per cent state school money to
loan on farm s; General law prac­
tice. Bunk of Oregoji City Bldg.
Oregon City
Oregon
Estacada, Oregon
O ffice hours i) a. m. to 5 p. m.
Evenings by appointment
DENTIST
Office Phone 315
Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7783.
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Flowe s For All Occasions
Schuebel, P-eattie & Miller
Portland-Carver-Estacada Stages
C A R D OF T H A N K S
For all kindness and
sympathy
shown us in our recent bereavement
and for the floral offerings, we wish
o express our sincere thanks.
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pecially do we thank the local Ma
•onic order for their many acts o!
Mr. and Mrs. John McGinnis and kindness.— Mrs. Mamie G. Mallory
children spent the week end with ■»nd L. C. Posson.
Jim’s mother.
Mrs. Eggens left Monday for her
home
in Portland after a few weeks
L. A. CHAPMAN
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visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ear!
MORTICIAN
Gunter.
Calls attended day or night
Mortuary I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsey and
Telephone No. 21-51
Leon Young spent a few days in
Republican Candidate for
VOTE 79 X
S. E. Woo»ter
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