EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, 1928
SEEKS ANNULMENT
OF OLD DIVORCE
W o m an A ct» 44 Y ear» A fte r
D ec re e W a s G ra n te d .
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Lincoln, Neb.—The annulm ent of ■
divorce 18 year» u fter her • huu-
baud'» ilen tli and 41 years ufter
Ihe decree was (¡ranted Is sought by
Mrs. Nancy E. Dermlt of South Sioux
City, Neb.
Mrs. Derinit, who Is seventy-two
years old. was not uwure until ufter
the deuth of her husband, u Civil war
veteran, that site had been divorced
from him. In 1884, the couple hud
trouble and separated and Mrs. Der-
mil began suit for divorce, llefore
Ihe decree wus granted, however,
there was a reconciliation, and they
begun living together ugain, two more
children being born.
Mrs. Dermlt did not notify her a t
torney to cease elTorts to obtuln the
divorce, she says, and he went uheud
and got It. It Is now held th at the
divorce was Illegal without her ap
pearance or testimony, but attorneys
cannot find any way to prove that
»lie and iter witnesses were not pres
ent.
The Judge who grunted the divorce
and the clerk of the court are now
dead.
Mrs. Derinit cunnot go into
court to have tiie divorce annulled,
as her husband would have to be
named defendant In th at case. A suit
cannot be brought directly against the
d istrict court.
When Dermlt died In 11)10, Mrs.
Derm lt applied to the pension depart
ment and
was then th at the divorce
was revealed.
The couple lived In
Iowa for years and that stnte recog
nizes u common law m arriage, which
their union was a fte r the divorce.
T he pension departm ent does not rec
ognize common law m arriages.
Several bills have been Introduced
in congress to perm it her name to be
placed on the roll of widows entitled
to a pension, but none of them has
passed.
An appeal from the pension board's
decision to tiie United S tates Supreme
court Is being considered.
If Mrs. Dermlt succeeds, she will
be entitled to $4,500 hack pension and
$30 a month.
Montana Tree Disease
Destroys Scotch Firs
A deudly tree disease, known as
rhahdocllue, introduced into Britain
a few years ago with a consignment
of Douglas firs fgom Montana. Is
sweeping across Scotland and the
south of England. E xperts ure buf
fled, and consider that, w afted by the
wind, this disease will eventually wipe
oul the m ajority of this type of fir
throughout tiie British Isles.
Tiie diseuse first uttacks the leave*
Fungus spore gathers, usuully on the
under surface of the leaf. The leaves
die, and within three or four years the
tree is entirely denuded of leuves and
dies also.
T here are three members of the
Dougins Hr family, the Oregon, the
blue, which is popular in the south of
Kuglund for its beuuty, and the Inter
m ediate. A curious feature of this
epidemic is that so far It has h a td h
touched the Oregon, while its viru
lence among the other two specie*
grows fiercer.
European Air Courses
to Be Marked at Night
Le Bourget, France.—Night flyers
soon will have good signal lights by
which to ste er their course on four
a ir highways.
Tiie wuy from Burls to London,
Brussels, M arseilles und Perpignan
will be marked with orange-colored
neon electric lights which will flash
continually the Morse code for the
letters that will Identify them.
T here is but little flying in the dark
as yet, but in every way French avi
ation Is trying to prepare for the im
minent development of night travel.
One branch of this work Is the tra in
ing of pilots to steer by instrum ents
alone. The men ure taught by han
dling planes, In which they are en
closed In a durk cabinet, while a n
other pilot who cun see the ground
prevents accidents by correcting e r
ro rs through double control.
T rie* S ilence
G am bling in K n o w led g e
Do m.t scatter. We do not become
eelucated by gambling In knowledge.
T here's no sense In reading widely
on the chance that this Information
muy l>e useful some day.—American
Magazine.
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Fstacada Feed Store
FO U N D — F o u n ta in pen. O w ner can
g e t sam e a t th e N ews o ffice upon
proper id en tific atio n and paym ent
o f th is ad.
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Gambling seems to be alm ost us old
as humanity. Dice of one sort or an
other have been used for about 5 000 W A N TED — C lean c otton ra g s; 5c pci
years, the Chinese being the first on
pound if not in strip s. S tockings 1
record to employ them In games.
not accepted. The News.
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FO R .SALE— T en head C h e ster White-
M an W a t F irtt
pigs, $4 each. C. L. Beebe, R oute !
Zoologists believe th at the dog was
the first anim al dom esticated by man.
1, E stacada. Phone 14-11.
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It Is likely, however, th at man was
the first animal dom estlcuted by worn BULBS frum choice dahlias, 25c
an.—Arkunsas Gazette.
each. O rd e rs tak e n .
Mrs. lta y
W ilcox, E stacada.
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A R eal Bargain
The chemical constituents of a man C H IC K E N S FO R S A L E — 50 p u re
are said to be worth 1)8 cents. Pos
bred B a rred Rock p ullets a t $1.00
sibly It Is th a t price which cuuses
each. E agle C reek T ra d in g Co.
some women to run a fte r them.—
Tam pa Times.
FO R SA LE — F ord to u rin g c ar and
one heavy tw o-w heel tra ile r. E agli
Hint to M od est P ersons
C reek T rad in g Co.
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Modest persons may cause them-
se h e s a lot of em barrassm ent by pre FO R SA LE — T eam o f horses, cheap.
tending to have read the latest novel.
See them a n y evening. R aym ond
—Arkansus Gazette.
D eShuzer, E agle C reek.
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But D o T h e y ?
If doctors average the longest lives
Is it because they take their own
medicine, or w hat?—Philadelphia Eve
ulug Bulletin.
FO R SA LE — Five pigs, 11 w eeks old;
also C h ester W hite brood sow. A.
S .einke, R oute 1, E stac ad a . T ele
phone 84-131.
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FO R SA LE — H u n g a rian vetch and
A n d Just L ook at H im !
g ra y o at seed, one-third vetch, two-
th ird s oats. E lm er A nderson, E a
It takes three generations or one
darned good guess In the stock m ar
gle C reek. P hone 42-13.
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ket to make a gentlem an.—Goshen
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G ET YOUR EARLY CRA W FO RD
Salesm anship
Good salesm anship is selling some
thing th a t won’t come hack, to cus
tom ers that will.—Atchison Globe.
Peaches fo r can n in g a t th e C a rv er
A uto P ark . W ill be rip e A ugust
15 and a fte r.
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FO R
SA LE — 35 p u re b re d A ncona
pullets a t $1.25 each. E agle C reek
Tip to Snobs
T rad in g Co.
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Equality may not alw ays be pos
sible, but brotherhood alw ays Is.— FO R SA LE — F o u r fo o t cord wood,
American Magazine.
second g ro w th , $4.50 delivered in
E stac ad a .
Jo e N icholson, P hone
H om e o f th e P ota to
83 3.
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South America is named by some
authorities as the original home of
FO R S A L E — C ucum bers fo r dill and
the potato.
o th e r pickles. I am now booking
o rd ers. Also dill fo r sale. P rices
W o o d and C otton
reaso n ab le. W. H. H older, E sta-
Cotton fiber is stronger when It Is
cada, Phone 11-112.
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wet ; wood fiber, when It is dry.
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CHURCHES
M e t h o d is t C h u r c h
N eglect >s opposition. In th e hom e
and in business we deal w ith ju s t
tw o fa c to rs, positive a n d negative.
The com plex life we live causes con
fusion som etim es as to w hat is rig h t
and w h a t is w rong. W e fo rg e t th e
fu n d a m e n ta l tru th s try in g to fashion
excuses to ju s tify o u r desires.
F o r c e n tu rie s th e ch u rch has kept
the fire s o r rig h t living b u rn in g . W e
recognize its im portance. It is a bus
iness m a n ’s jo b to keep g re a t in flu
ences alive. T he church is th e g r e a t
est. I t deserves y o u r best.
T h ere a re ju s t tw o p a th s ahead of
you — th e “ w ay o f life ” and th e
“ p a th o f in d iffe re n c e .” I t is fo r you
to de sire w h e th e r y o u r life is to be
sp e n t in service to God and hu m an
ity, o r w asted in selfishness and
w orldly pleasure.
You can fin d a place in th e church.
Y ou’ll gain by c o n ta c t w ith o th ers
who recognize th a t success depends
on the use of m ore positive fa c to rs
and th e avoidance o f th e negative.
W ith y o u r presence, su p p o rt th e
church.
W e inv ite y o u r a tte n tio n to the
follow ing them e to be used n e x t S u n
day a t 11 a. m., “ H um ility in Suc
cessful S erv ice,” and a t 8 p. m., “T he
P rice o f R edem p tio n .” T he Sunday
school i» m ain tain ed by fa ith fu l
w orkers, a n d is held a t 10 o ’clock in
th e m orning. P ra y e r m ee tin g a t 8
o ’clock T h u rsd ay evening. A welcom e
to all.— C. T. Cook, pastor.
Hoboken, N. .1.—William Rauten-
kruuz' defeuse for not speaking to his
C A L L F O R B ID S
wife for a year is th at she has been
nagging him 2a years and silence Is
Bids will be received fo r bus tra n s
his only method of protecting himself. p o rta tio n of high school stu d e n ts to
and from school, D istrict No. 108,
T w in s J a ile d
C lackam as C ounty, E stac ad a , O regon
Milwaukee, Wis.— Churged
with
passing worthless checks, Leon and up to a n d including A u g u st 25, to
Lloyd Lougely, twins, of this city, 7 p. m. T here will be 30 stu d e n ts,
have been sentenced to oue year in m ore o r less. R oute, via S p rin g w a ter
to C a rv e r to E agle C reek and E s ta
prison.
cada. T he ro u te is 30 m iles in length
■ I I i- h-l-l l- l | 1. 1. |. t- l- l-1 I I | | | | | f one way.
By o rd e r o f B oard o f D irectors,
• Ash Carts Blazon
D istrict No. 108.
WM. D A LE , C lerk.
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Potsdam, Germany.—Citizens
I ! of the form er kaiser’s old rest-
■ | deuce rubbed their eyes In as
. . tonishment the other day when
] | a number of brand new munlcl-
> • pal vehicles appeared on the
¡I streets with “R esidential City
■ ■ of Potsdam ” painted on them.
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Everybody is asking whether
■ • It Is by accident or design that
! ! old memories of Imperial spies
‘ ’ dor should be revived, and why
. . the new municipal asb c arts
[ | should be selected to blazon
• > them forth.
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PAGE THREE
U. S. MORGAN, Prop.
COMPLETE LINE OF FEED AND GROCERIES
Saturday and Monday
A u g u st 18 and 20
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Best Quality
6 pkgs.
PINEAPPLE
Silver Bar, l ’s Flat, can
190
2 for 25c
Kerr’s Sliced
DILL PICKLES
Fine for Picnic Lunches
Pint Jars
SARDINES
Booth’s Crescent, fancy
No. 1 large oval tins, to
mato, mustard, spiced.
2 for 23c, each
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200
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Delicia
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Excellent for Picnics
2 cans for
250
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ROSEDALE SALMON
Medium Red Alaska
1-lb. Tall Can
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23c
130
120
MOTHER’S OATS
With China, 55 oz. pkg.
370
CRACKERS
Dainty Soda Wafers
2-lb. net Caddies
320
UTAHNA PEAS
Tender Utah
2’s, per can
150
2 for 29c
GROUND CHOC’LATE
Ghirardelli’s
1 pound tin
330
LUX TOILET SOAP
90 per cent of the screen
stars use this soap
3 cakes for
230
Morehouse
MUSTARD
6 oz. Jar
90
POST TOASTIES
Regular size, 2 pkgs.
DEVILED MEAT
Council 1-4’s
Delicious, Seasonable
6 Cans
MINUTE TAPIOCA
A real Summer Desert
150
250
130
2 for 45c
P a c k a g e fo r
W. SAUNDERS
R oute 1, E stac ad a
Painting and Paper H anging
Fine L ine of W all P a p e r
E stim a te s C h e erfu lly F urnishec
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D E N TIST
E stac ad a , O regon
O ffice h o u rs 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
E venings by a p p o in tm en t
At ESTACADA
O ffice P hono 315
L. A . C H A P M A N
M O RTICIAN
Calls a tte n d e d day o r n ig h t
M o rtu a ry I. O. O. F. Bldg.
T elephone No. 21-51
S. E. W o o ster
R e al E s t a t e L oan«, I n s u r a n c e
R e n ta l*
SUNDAY. AUG. 19th
G a m e C alled at 2:30 p. m.
FARM LOAN S A SP E C IA L T Y
Tel. 77-3
E stac ad a , Ore.
O. D. EBY
A tto rn e y a t Law
G en eral P ra c tice C o n fid en tial
A dviser
O regon
City, O re g o n
SHERWOOD
Dr. M. M. Martindale
VS
-CH IRO PRA CTO R
o f O regon C ity
T rips to E stac ad a discontinued
u n til la tte r p a rt of S e p tem b e r
W a lter W . G ilb ert, M. D
P hysician and S urge on
O ffice H o u rs 9 to 5
a n d E vening»
E STA C A D A
O REG O N
C. D., D. C., E. C. L A T O U R E T T E
A ttorneys
P ra c tic e in All C ourt»
F irs t N a tio n a l B ank Bldg.
O regon C ity
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P hysician and S urge on
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ESTACADA
L a s t S ch ed u led G a m e of th e S ea so n
A victory for Estacada will mean, at least, a tie for the
championship of the Portland Valley League. Of the last
eleven games played, Estacada has won ten. Sunday will
probably be your last chance to see this team in action here.
C. V. M A R T I N
R e al E s t a t e
E stac ad a , O regon
Admission: Adults, 35 Cents
Children, 15 Cents