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A P o rtla n d firm has th e c o n tra ct.
Mr. Cooke su ffe re d a severe in­
ju ry to his le ft eye F rid a y w hen a
Bob Cook« M otor com pany has a p a rt o f a m atch w ent in to it. T he
crew o f m en a t w ork th is w eek p u t­ in ju ry has been very p a in fu l b u t the
tin g in a new fro n t to th e g a rag e , sig h t has not been a ffe c te d .
build in g new walls on th e so u th side
a n d a new roof. T he im provem ent
A lb e rt L in’s new residence in th e
will w hen com pleted m ake a very n o rth e a st p a rt o f th e city is a bout
a ttra c tiv e g a ra g e and service sta tio n . finished.
"T h e D aw n of A m erican E x p an sio n "
T he U nited S ta te s p u rch ased L ou­
isiana on D ecem ber 20, 1803. It w as
p u rch ased fo r $27,207,622, w hich in­
cludes th e incid en tal tw o fin a l p a y ­
m en ts and in te rest. T his land extend»
fro m th e G ulf o f M exico to th e n o r­
th e rn line o f M innesota, and fro m th e
M ississippi riv e r to th e R ocky m oun­
tain s. T he p rice paid fo r L ou isian a
a m o u n te d to a b o u t 4 c en ts p e r acre.
I ts value to th e U nited S ta te s has
doubled th a t a m o u n t m any tim es.
L ou isian a included a p p ro x im ate ly
1,000,000 sq u a re m iles. M ost all o f
L ouisiana, M issouri, Iow a, O klahom a,
N o rth and S outh D akota, W yom ing
a n d M ontana a re in th is section.
COMPARE THE QUALITY AS WELL AS THE
A Spanish o fficial said th a t the
PRICE:
tr e a ty betw een S pain and th q U n ited
S ta te s had e x p ired and th a t th e M iss­
$ 12.20 $ 2.70
issippi w as closed to A m erican com ­
m erce. S pain w ould be a sa fe n e ig h ­
. 15.35
3.35
bor because sh e w as a feeb le, d ista n t
. 20.85
3.95
pow er, b u t F ra n c e w as very d a n g e r­
24.40
4.65
ous because h e r pow er was stro n g .
25.20
5.05
T he A m ericans rev o lted w hen th ey
h e a rd th is u n p lea sa n t news. T hom as
Je ffe rs o n , o u r p re sid en t, s e n t L iving­
sto n to ask T alley ra n d , N ap o leo n ’s
m in ister, if he had m ade a se c re t
tre a ty , w ith N apoleon. T a lle y ra n d
lied, say in g th a t he h a d n ’t m ade any
tre a ty . J e ffe rs o n said, “ T he c o u n try
th a t take» N ew O rle an s will be o u r
enem y fo rev e r. The day th a t F ra n c e
tak e s possession will end h e r a n c ie n t
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PAGE THREE
Currinsville Girl Wins Prize
In Bank Essay Contest
Miss R o b e rta O ’Neil o f C u rrin sv ille
has been aw ard ed firs t p rize in the
essay c o n te st sponsored by th e F irst
S ta te B ank o f G resham . T he ju d g es,
D r. A lfred T hom pson, W m. C. M etz­
g e r and Wm. A nderson, m ade th e
M i i m i i i i i i H m i i i i m i i i i m i i i i i i i i m m i m i i i i m i i i i i m i i m i i i i i m i i i m i m i i i i i i i m i m i i aw ard , a f te r c o n sid erab le d e lib e ra ­
tion.
T he su b je c t o f th e essay w as "T h e
D awn o f A m erican E x p a n sio n ,” th e
title to th e p ic tu re show n on th e
F irs t S ta te B a n k ’s 1927 c alen d ar.
Miss O ’N eil’s te a c h e r ex p resses
g re a t a p p rec ia tio n o f h av in g received
th e c a le n d a r a n d has show n g r e a t in ­
te re s t in h aving her pupils p a rtic i­
p a te in th e c o n test, th e p re sid e n t of
th e bank, A. M eyers, w rites.
H e re ’s Miss O ’N eil’s essay w hich
w as a w ard e d th e p rize :
f
FRIDAY, MAY 25, IS»:*
y e ars, a lth o u g h ..lie is only eighteen.
H er uncle, sta n d in g beside her
w ith the pow dered h air was the first
m an to c a rry o u r flag into the A m e r­
ican school room , w hen he was a
te a c h e r in New O relcans. No one
know» th e m an in g re e n n e x t to them
as he has ju s t arrived. He m et the
widow a t a ball a n d tw o y ears la te r
they w ere m arried.
N apoleon forced
S pain to cede
L ouisiana to F ra n c e. T hen he sent
an a rm y to S an to D om ingo as a base
fo r his operation» b u t his plan failed
as m ost o f th e m en got yellow fe v er
and died.
T he w in n er o f th e second prize in
Je ffe rs o n was com pelled to a ct, so
he sen t Ja m e s M onroe, m in ister e x ­ th e co n test was D avid T illstroin of
tra o rd in a ry , to F ra n c e to help th e G resham . T he th ird prize w as won
A m erican m in iste r buy New O rleans by E lsie M illner also o f G resham .
T he su b je ct for n e x t y e a r’s essay
and the Florida«. T he highest bid
P a rtic u la rs con­
w as te n
m illion dollars. M onroe will be “ M oney.”
sailed fo r P a ris in M arch, 1803, ju st c e rn in g the essay will be announced
b efore l.a u ssat, the F rench civil ad next fall. “ M oney” is th e title of
th e p ictu re th a t will a p p e a r on th e
m in istra to r, sailed fo r A m erica.
B o n ap arte knew he had to give up F irst S ta te B ank’s c a le n d a r fo r the
The c a le n d a r has all
th e L ouisiana te rrito ry to be able to y e a r 1929.
read y been purchased w ith exclusive
go to w ar w ith G re at B ritain.
On J u n e 30, 1803, th e new s w as rig h ts in M ultnom ah and C lackam as
published th a t th e U n ited S ta te s had counties.
bought L o uisiana te rrito ry . A few
people m ade fu n of Je ffe rs o n because
he had bought th is land but he d id n ’t
care. O c to b er 19, the sen ate r a ti­
fied this tre a ty . S pain m ade a n o b ­
M e t h o d is t C h u r c h
jectio n to F ru n ce because she h u d n ’t
It can be done. Success comes in
tak en over New O rleans yet. Spain cans. F a ilu re comes in c a n ’ts. W hen
w ithdrew h e r fla g and troops while th e whole fum ily g e ts behind the
F ran ce raised h e r tricolor,
ra m ro d o f enthusiasm th e “ t ” has to
On D ecem ber 20, 1803, the U nited go o u t of c a n ’t.
S ta te s took possession of this land.
W e can have the usual a tte n d a n c e
The d iffe re n t m ilitiag w ere th ere . a t Sunday school in sp ite o f th e
A t 9 o ’clock the key* to New O r­ w arm days com ing and th e lu re of
leans w ere handed to C laiborne by
L aussat. T he guns sa lu te d the flags
a t noon. T he F ren ch fla g was low­
ered as the A m erican fla g was raised.
W hen th ey m et m idw ay th e re w as i
pause, th en L au ssat took the F rench
flag, and th e A m erican emblem
flo ated in th e breeze a t th e top of
the fla g s ta ff.
T h ere w ere peoples
(C o n tin u ed from page 1)
of all races am ong th e crowd.
LEA G U E STA N D IN G
J. H. H in term eiste r, who w as
W on Lost Pet.
Swiss by b irth b u t A m erican by adop­ Oswego
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tion, was a very good p a in te r. This H illsboro
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pictu re show» the Place d ’ A rm ees in Sherw ood
E stacudu
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New O rleans.
D avidson’s
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The a rtis t could have draw n m any W ashougal
3
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B
arracks
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d iffe re n t p ic tu re s ab o u t th e Louisi­
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a n a pu rch ase b u t he chose this one
because he could show th e various
L a s t Su n d a y ’s R e su lts
types of h u m an ity w hose lives and
Sherw ood 3, W ashougal 9.
fo rtu n e s w ere a ffe c te d by the change
A rm ory 5, B a rrac k s 2
Oswego 9, D avidson’s b.
of governm ent. It was an im p o rta n t
H illsboro 8, E stac ad a 7.
day in the h isto ry of o u r c o u n try
because it m arked o u r freedom .
W here They P lay Sunday
In th is p ictu re th e re is a girl in
D avidson’s a t F.stacada.
pink who has been a w idow fo r tw o
H illsboro a t Sherw ood
A rm ory a t Oswego
V ancouver a t W ashougal.
CHURCHES
ESTACADA LOSES CLOSE
CONTEST 10 HILLSBORO
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E arn ed ru n s, E stacad a 2, H illsboro
2; th re e base hits, R. L o vejace; firs t
on balls— o f f R ussell 4, R ieb h o ff 6;
G a rd n er 7; le ft on bases— E stac ad a
13, H illsboro 12; tw o base h it, Sid.
M iller; hom e ru n , G ross; s tru c k o u t
by G a rd n er 4, by N eu en sch w an d er 2,
by Russell 3, by R iebhoff 6.
th e autom obile. B u t we m ust have
the help of th e p a ren ts. G et. behind
and push.
T he te a c h e rs and o ffice rs o f the
M ethodist Sunday school will do its
p a rt. W ill you help? I t can be done.
S un d ay school is a t 10 a. m„
The church services can be helped
by th is sam e kind o f assistance. A t
the service Sunday a t 11 you will
h ear the su b je ct explained, “ T hings
th a t A b id e,” and in th e evening a t
8 o ’clock th e them e will be “ Ac­
q u a in ta n ce W ith G od.” P ra y e r m eet-
ing a t 8 o ’clock T h u rsd ay evening.
To all th ese services you a re invited.
C. T. Cooke, P a sto r.
P re sb y terian Churches
T he services fo r th is Sunday will
be in keeping w ith th e sp irit of Me­
m orial Day.
A t S p rin g w a ter— S unday school a t
10 a. m., service o f w orship a t 11.
A special fe a tu re o f th e service will
be a m en ’s choir. We have heard
the y o u n g people, th e m others and
th e children. N ow we shall h e a r th e
men.
C h ristia n E ndeavor a t 7:30
in the evening.
A t G eorge— S unday school a t 2
p. m., church service a t 3.
A t E agle C reek— Sunday school
a t 10:30 a. m., p re ac h in g service a t
8 p. m.
Y our a tte n tio n is called to th e e f­
fo rt th a t is being m ade to raise funds
fo r the re lief o f th e fam in e stricken
people in China. T h ere a re ten m ill­
ion s u ffe rin g and te n m illion dollars
is needed to reliev e th e su ffe rin g .
Some m oney has a lre ad y been raised
and we hope to ra ise more. I f you
wish to give and have not been a p ­
proached, see th e p a sto r or som e of
th e lea d ers o f th e churches.
Thos. I. K irkw ood, P astor.
SUMMONS
In th e C ircu it C o u rt o f the S ta te of
O regon fo r th e C ounty of C lacka­
mas.
H a rrie t M unnick, p la in tiff;
vs.
A drian M unnick, d efen d a n t.
To A d rain M unnick, th e above nam ed
d e fe n d a n t:
In the nam e o f th e sta te of O regon
you a re hereb y re q u ire d to ap p ear
a n d an sw e r th e com plaint filed
a g a in st you in th e above e n title d
su it w ithin fo u r w eeks from th e date
of th e f irs t p u b lication of this sum ­
m ons, M ay 11, 1928, and if you fail
to an sw e r fo r w a n t th e re o f the p lain ­
t i f f w ill apply to th e co u rt fo r th e
re lie f pray ed fo r in p la in tiff’s com ­
p lain t, to -w it; a decree dissolving th e
bonds o f m atrim o n y h e re to fo re and
now e x istin g betw een p la in tiff and
d e fe n d a n t and fo r th e custody o f her
m inor child.
This sum m ons is served upon you
by p u b lication th e re o f by o rd e r of
th e H onorable J. U. Cam pbell, ju d g e
of th e above e n titled c o u rt m ade and
e n te red this 9th day o f M ay, 1988,
d ire c tin g th a t such publicatio n be
m ade in th e E aste rn C lackam as News
in C lackam as C ounty, O regon, once
each w eek fo r fo u r successive w eeks
from d a te o f firs t publication hereof.
D ate o f 1st publication, M ay I t , 1928
L ast p u b lication Ju n e 8, 1928.
E L IS H A A. BAK ER,
A tto rn ey f o r th e P la in tiff.
P o sto ffic e A ddress: 604 606 P o rte r
B uilding, P o rtlan d , O regon.
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