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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928
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K stacada ...........
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H illsboro •.........
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W ashougal ......
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LINN CLAN HOLD THEIR
TENTH ANNUAL PICNIC
Mrs. B. T hygerson, Mr. a n d M rs. G.
E. Linn.
Mrs. M. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. W al
t e r R iver, Miss W innie P a lm a tee r,
a n d Mrs. N ora M iller, L ula G. M iller
and Mr. a n d Mrs. A. B. L inn o f Mil-
w aukie.
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The re st o f th e com pany w ere from
ONE HUNDRED FORTY PRESENT
n e a r E stacad a. A n u m b er o f invited
INCLUDING THREE WHO
g u e sts w ere also p re se n t and th e oe-1
casion
w as g re a tly enjoyed.
ARRIVED HERE IN ’65
T he Linn fam ily held th e ir te n th
a n n u a l reunion and picnic a t D inty
M oore’s p ark on E agle C reek, Sunday
A u g u st 6. T h ere w ere 140 descend-
e n ts o f the fam ily p re sen t, th re e of
th e fam ily who crossed the plains in
18(55 being am ong them . A t the p res
e n t tim e th e re a re h u t five le ft ° f
the o rig in al fam ily o f 22 who cam e
to O regon in 1806.
Som e of those from a d istan c e a t
te n d in g th e picnic w ere Mrs. G eorge
H a rd in g of D etroit, Mrs. E. Sm ith of
P eoria, 111., Mrs. N ellie f a r r i e r , Jo h n
May a n d w ife and W illiam M ay and
w ife o f A berdeen, W ash., Mr. F a r-
rie r o f R aym ond, W ash.
Mrs. C harles B u rr of B row nsville,
O re., Mr. and Mrs. O ral P a lm a te e r
o f Salem , Mr. and Mrs. B ernie L inn
o f O stra n d er, W ash., Mr. a n d Mrs.
C h arles M artin, and Mr. and Mrs.
M erle M artin o f W illard, Wash.
R o b ertu s L ooney and fam ily o f
Salem , Mrs. Blanche B row er and
children o f H ubbard, Mr. and Mrs.
W illiam B ullard o f A lpha, W ash., Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe C a rd o f M ulino, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Jo n e s of Parkplace,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n L. C ard of Meilino
and II. W. C a rd of M adras.
T hose from P o rtla n d w ere Miss
E d n a C ard, Mrs. Essie T ay lo r and
d a u g h te r, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Shank-
land, Mr. a n d Mrs. M elvin S hankland,
Mr. and Mrs. S te rlin g May and son,
MILLION PEOPLE IN
NEW VIDOR PICTURE
O ne o f th e big p ictu res is billed
fo r the L ib e rty T h e a tre h e re Sunday
and M onday, n ex t, “ T he C row d.”
I t was not u n til a l t e r D irecto r
K in# V idor had film ed m ore th a n a
m illion people in th e congested m an
u fa c tu rin g and com m ercial c e n te rs of
th e e a s te rn sta te s th a t he believed he
had c a u g h t the p ro p e r sp irit of “ The
C row d," his new tw elve-reel special
fo r M etro-G oldw yn-M ayer.
M ost o f these people w ere film ed
a t a tim e they w ere u tte rly uncon
scious o f the fa c t th ey w ere ap p ear-
ing in a m otion picture.
W ith m asked b a tte rie s o f cam eras
V idor cau g h t th e im m ense th e a tre
crow ds o f New Y ork’s B roadw ay. He
film ed th e noon day crow ds of F ifth
aven u e and B roadw ay, th e exclusive
shopping d istric ts o f New York, the
g re a t fin an c ia l d istric t, th e docks am
w a te r fro n ts.
He got th e e x its o f th e tow ering
sk y scrap ers a s th ey discharged th eii
te n s o f tho u san d s o f em ployees foi
the night a n d fro m b arg es in the
h a rb o r “sh o t" th e m ag n ifice n t skyline
o f the b usiest c ity in the w orld.
A t P ittsb u rg , Pa., he used the
thou san d s o f em ployees of the w orld’:
g re a te s t steel mills and a t R ochestei
w orked a g a in st a b a ckground of the
Pet.
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Results Last Sunday
Oswego 2, Sellw ood 1.
H illsboro 5 Sellw ood A. C. 2.
Sherw ood 2, B anks 2.
E stac ad a 3 W ashougal 0.
The Peoples Store
Red & White Chain Store
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Where They Play Next Sunday
E stacad a a t Oswego.
D avidson’s a t V ancouver
Sherw ood a t H illsboro
Sellw ood a t W ashougal.
Saturday and Monday, Aug. Ilth and 13 th
S U P E R -S P E C IA L S
LEGIONNAIRES DEFEAT 1
Il CLUB 31001
(C o n tin u e d fro m page one)
AB R H O A
E stac ad a —
Bronson ss . ...... 3 0 0 2 4
M into 2b ........... 2 1 0 2 1
R. Lovelace gf . 3 1 2 0 0
F isc h e r c ........
3 1 1 8 1
M iller rf
3 0 0 1 0
\\ l iuel 3b ........
4 0 0 0 1
A. Lovelace lb.
4 ü 0 14 0
H aig h t IF ........... 2 0 1 0 0
Russell p ........... 3 0 0 0 2
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T otals ........ 27
W ashougal— AB
W. E rickson ss.. . 4
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R oberts 2b
Pederson e f
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A. E rickson 3b
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H olland If
H ughes c ......... 4
T idland rf ........ .. 3
W hite lb ........... 3
K aiser p ........... 3
G aines p ...........
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LARGE A SSO R TM EN T OF ALL BLUE BERLIN KETTLES,
DISH PA NS, A N D RO ASTERS, AT, EACH
39C
T otals ......... 34 0 4 24 11 0
Innings pitched by K aiser 6 2-3, ut ; r r
h at 21. h its 4, ru n s 3; by G aines 2 1-3, —
a t b a t 7, h its 0, ru n s 0. S tru ck o u t I = =
by R ussell 8, by K aiser 6, by G aines =
5. Bases on halls— R ussell 1, K a is e r; ~
>, G aines 1. T h ree base hit— Ray =
L ovelace; 2 base hits, Ray Lovelace
and W. E rickson. U m pire Dentition.
g re a t kodak fa c to rie s and the E ast
m an lab o rato ries.
C oney Islan d -furnished its g re a t
crow ds of m e rry m akers and N iagr;
Falls was used as a location w here
he film ed th e honeym oon sequence.
m uch o f if a g a in st the scenic back-
g rounds o f the falls th a t have been
visited by countlefss honeym ooners
fo r m ore th a n a c e n tu ry .
The g re a t au tom obile fa cto rie s of
D e tro it fu rn ish e d th e ir q uotas o f hu-
;iu n beings to im press upon screen
au lienees th e f u tility o f one m a n ’s
puny stru g g le s a g a in st the world.
“ The C row d” is V idor’s f ir s t all-
A m erican sto ry since “ T he Big Pa
cade” and w as w ritte n by him self.
E lean o r B oardm an a n d Ja m es M ur
ray have the principal dra m a tic rolet
ni the g re a te s t h u m an in te re s t tale
e v er screened.
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
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ALL BLUE BRILLIANT ENAM ELW ARE, COBOLT PRO
CESSED, LIKE PORCELAIN COOKING UTENSILS
ON SALE AT, EACH —
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The Peoples Store— Red & White Chain
H. B. SNYDER, OW NER
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T h a t’e M ore Like It
The B ritish scientist who says the t
brain Is the only part of (he human
m achine th at doesn't w ear out may
mean th a t It Is the only p a rt th a t’s In
no danger of being overworked.—
M anchester Union.
EMPEROR OF FRANCE
KIDNAPPED BY EAGLE
Every human being has a work to
carry on within, duties to .ret form
abroad, Influences to exert, which are
peculiarly his, and which no con
science but his own can teach.—Chan-
nlng.
(F. E. Boner)
Atwater-
Kent Radio
$125.00
H G L S O M
KITCHING St STEINMAN
Phone 61-5 Estacada
D u ty Laid U pon A ll
“ N apoleon k idnapped!
Im agine
B ell’i Voice C arriet Far
vhat a fu ro r th is new s w ould have
Big Ben, London's famous bell,
c re a te d had it been flashed across weighs 15',4 tons. It was cast In 1856.
When the atm ospheric conditions are
F ra n c e in the e arly eighteen hun
favorable the sound of the bell can
I reds.
Estacada
§ T his occur* in “ T he F ig h tin g Ea- be heard throughout London.
5 RADIO BARGAINS—Two Five Tube Halowats. r k I o ,” a screen version o f Conan
P rofitable E xport
“ A dv en tu res o f G e ra rd .” Rod
T he D epartm ent of Commerce esti
Come in and let us give you a demonstration. E Doyle’s
La Rocquo, in the title role, is a
m ates Uiai for every foot of film ex
1 SPORTING GOODS, KODAKS AND FILMS | w aslihuckliug y o u n g o ffic e r in Na ported from this country American
poleon’s arm y. C ircum stances have business secures a retu rn of a t least
» i m i m i i m m i i i i i i i m i m i i i i i m i i i i i m i i i m i i m i i m m i m m i i i m i i i i m m i m m m m ' - irought a b o u t th e u n ju s t se n ten c e — $1 In trade.
loath a t the hands o f a firin g squad.
Indignation C om plex
Lit Rooque, whose b ra v e ry and dar-
T ÍM E SC H ED U L E PO R T L A N D -ESTA CA D A STA G ES
Too much of our "righteous Indig
ng a re conspicuous even in his d eath
H Sunday
Time of Departure
Station
oil. is w illing to die. but feels th a t nation” gets mixed with hysteria and
10:00 a. m. 2:00 p. m. 0 :20 p. ni. l i :00 p. m.
Lv. P o rtlan d
tile most should be m aue o f his execu hooked up with selfish am bitions.—
10:555 a. m. 2:555 p. m. 6:55 p. ill. 11:35 p. m.
Lv. C lackam as
L afayette Journal and Courier.
tion. To have his e m p e ro r present,
10:50 a. m. 2 :50 p. m. 7 :05 p. m. 1 1 :50 p. m.
Lv. C arv er
1 1 :05 a. m. 3:05 p. m. 7 :25 p. ni. 12:05 a. m.
in La R ncque’s eyes, w ould m ake th e
Lv. B arton
W h ilk Broome
Lv. E agle ('re ek 11:15 a. m. 3:15 p. m. 7 :555 p. m. 12:15 a. m.
e v en t an im p o rta n t a ffa ir.
To renew the life of whisk brooms,
Lv. C e d ar B rook 11:18 a. m. 3 :18 p. m. 7 :38 p. m. 12:18 a. m.
W ith the help o f a b e a u tifu l a n t’ clip the ends off even, tie a rag around
Ar. E stac ad a
1 1 :30 a. m. 3:550 p. m. 7 :50 p. m. 12:550 a. ill.
lever countess, p o rtra y e d by Phyllis the broom, holding It straight, and
V Saturday U Sunday
Station
Time of Departure
H aver, he escapes fro m his cell, and soak In hot suds for an hour.
Lv. E stac ad a *6:15 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 4:30 p. ni. 7 :00 p. m. 8 :15 p. ni.
ju m p s a strid e a w aitin g horse and
Lv. E agle Cr. 6:550 a. m. 8 :45 a. m. 4 :45 p. m. 7:15 p. m. 8 :5!0 p. m.
allops m adly aw ay to in te rc e p t the
Lv. B arto n
6 :35 a .m . 8 :55 a. m. 4:55 p .m . 7 :25 p. m. 8 :40 p. m.
Lv. C arv er
(5:50 a .m . 9:10 a .m . 5:10 p. m. 7 :35 p. in. 9 :0 5 p. m.
oat h tif N apoleon. He is successful
We have the new 1929
Lv. C laek’m as 7 :00 a. m. 9 :20 a. m. 5:20 p. in. 7 :45 p. ni. 9 :1 0 p. m.
ill his a tte m p t, a n d a f te r overpow er
Ar. P o rtlan d 7 :3 5 a. m. 9 :65 a. m. 6 :00 p. m. 8 :30 p. m. 9:45 p. m.
ALL ELECTRIC
ing th e postilion o f th e coach, dons
V^Saturday^Only^^^
his unifo rm and drives the coach at
b reak n eck speed to th e scene o f his
execution.
T his series o f e v en ts leads to r
CUTS MORE
tensely d ra m a tic clim ax in which N a
poleon plays no sm all p a rt. Donald
SLICES
t risp directed "T h e F ig h tin g E ag le”
MODEL 40
which conies to the L ib e rty T h ea tre
on W ednesday and will be show n foi
TO TH E LOAF
Complete
two days. The cast includes, in ad
dition Rod La Rocque a n d Miss Have-,
An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and
.Max B arw yn, Sam D eU rasse, Ju lia
children’s between meal snacks.
Faye, Sully Rand, C laren ce B urton
Let us demonstrate it in
ECONOM ICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES
and A lphonse E th ier.
The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M.
Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The
same price as the regular large loaf.
Sold at Your Favorite
Grocery and Restau
rants in Estacada and L O N G L O A F
n .m r t mttnftt < / l/u
Vicinity.
E STA C A D A TRUCK LINE
DAILY TRIPS FROM ESTACADA TO PORTLAND
L eave all fre ig h t a t w arehouse. In o rd e rin g y o u r fre ig h t se n t th ru
u s you receiv e p e rso n al service b o th in E sta c a d a a n d P o rtla n d th a t
will save tim e and m oney
your home—no obliga
tion
Visits in Portland
Miss M aude S tu rg e o n le ft fo r P o rt
land M onday and v isited frien d s u n
til T h u rsd a y noon. She in ten d ed to
stay all th e w eek, but developed a
severe cold and w as obliged to come
home.
Estacada
Pharmacy
Call and Deliver Service
EAst 2406 Portland
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Preferred Stock, California Sardines, large
cans, 2 f o r ..................
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Preferred Stock Sliced Pineapple, large cans 30<?
American Club Steel Cut Coffee, lb........ .......... 40<^
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The News Does Job Printing
While We Are
Vacationing...
Let us have two things in mind : First, let us boost
for our own community; second, let us see what
ideas the other community may have that we might
profit by.
Then when vacations are over, and we are home
again, let us all work together with a will for the
building up of our Estacada district.
ESTACADA STATE
BANK
Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 per year.