C lA C H A M Ä S X O Ü N T Y NEWS HELEN SCHWARTZ AND RICHARD SUCKOW MARRIED Hi SANDY-ESTAGADA BURBONS TO INVADE EASTERN CLACKAMAS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS It was a pretty wedding ceremony that united Miss Helen Schwartz and Mr. Richard Suckow in marriage Sat urday night at the Sandy Lutheran church. Rev. F. T. Schoen reading the impressive ceremony. Mrs. Schoen played the wedding march. Attendants were sisters o f the bride, Misses Ella and Anna Schwartz. Mil- ton Suckow, a brother, and Albert Capen, a cousin, attended the groom. The pretty flower girl was Tillie Ann Wewer and little Paul Remus was ring bearer. The bride’s father gave her away. The bride wore white crepe satin with long veil, her attendants, dressed alike, were gowned in pink crepe and the bride and the latter carired flow ers. The church was beautifully dec orated with autumn leaves. After tbe ceremony, 80 guests assembled at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. D. Schwartz, where a lovely wedding dinner was served. Many handsome gifts were presented to the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Suckow are away for several days on their honeymoon trip. Two political meetings are to be held in Eastern Clackamas county by the county central committee of the democratic party next week. Tues day evening a program will be held in the band hall at Estaeada and on Thursday evening a similar meeting will be held at the grange hall in Sandy. Speakers for the occasions will be O. D. Eby and Gilbert Hedges of Oregon City and several o f the dem ocratic candidates for county o f fices. At the Estaeada meeting it is an nounced that the Estaeada band will furnish a musical program along with the democratic rally, and that a musical program is also being ar ranged at Sandy. Notices and bills being sent out SANDY O. E. S. ENTERTAINED invite the presence o f everyone at Sandy 0 . E. S. was invited to the these meetings. Rose City chapter, Portland, Friday night and 16 o f the Sandy members BARTON BOYS INJURED WHEN CAR HITS GOAT accepted. A free bus ride on the Invitation o f the Lewis stage provid Victor Forman is at a Portland ed transportation to and from the hospital with an arm fracture and meeting. Special entertainment was possible fracture o f the skull, and his provided by the city chapter. brother Ray is suffering from a bad SANDY P. T. A. ACTIVE ly cut face as the result o f an acci Friday the Sandy P. T. A. met with dent on their way to school in an me new president, Mrs. Ray Murray, auto. A herd o f goats were crossing the in the chair. Mrs. Hall, secretary of highway, and Ray, who was driving, the county health association, ad thought the animals had all crossed dressed the meeting. Plans were when he speeded up and hit one of I made for a social to be given on Hal- the goats. The car veered and went j loween night at the school house, over a twenty-foot embankment and and various committees were ap landed in a creek. The boys are pointed for the year's work. sons o f Mr. and Mrs. George Forman BEARS KILLING SHEEP o f Barton. Bears have been fattening on Rose BORING P. T. A. GIVES CONCERT Dahl's sheep at Wildcat, some fifty Sandy Union High School band put or sixty head being overlooked by on a splendid program at the Boring | the herders when the Dahl flocks P. T. A. social Saturday night. The ! were taken out to Tygh valley. Seven Maulding sisters played saxophone sheep were known to have been and piano, giving special numbers. killed, and probably a number more. The band was banqueted by the la I Mrs. Dahl was notified Saturday dies and an auction o f fancy work from Sandy and came over the moun tains at once. brought excellent prices. CONDITIONS OF ESTACADA WATER SYSTEM EXPLAINED (NOTE— This is the first of a series o f articles on the Estaeada water system. It is not the purpose to crit icise anyone, but simply a statement o f facts with the idea of bringing about a satisfactory solution o f the problem.— Editor). An adequate, wholesome water supply for the town o f Estaeada is necessary for the future growth of the city and community. Water is an important factor in the building of any town. It is important that pre parations be made for adequate fire protection, that a supply o f water be maintained during the summer for the beautification o f t h e city, and, most important of all, that the health o f tlfe community be safe guarded. That the present water system doeB not fulfil these requirements is apparent to all goes without saying. „Recent analysis o f the city water were far from satisfactory, so far as the purity of the water is concerned. The shortage o f water for shrubs and lawns during the hot part o f the last summer has not been forgotten, and there is. a general sentiment for a greater water supply before the next summer drouth. The present water works system was installed several years ago, and is adequate during the rainy season as to the amount available. In fact, at tha present time there is consider able overflow from the reservoir. If the capacity o f the reservoir was increased to several times what it is at present, it might be possible to store up a head o f water that would suffice during the dry months, but such an arrangement would be a temporary one. recent visit over the pipe line to »take, and up the steam from wlr h »e water supply is taken, the .’ e seems to be in as good sani- ondition as it is reasonably NUMBER 4 SANDV, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928 VOLUME XXIII possible to keep it, so far as the city has control. The small dam is as free of filth as it can be kept at this time o f the year, the water runs through two screens before entering the pipe line and is properly covered to keep out foliage, insects, and the like. The pipe line is directly connected with the city mains, and only the overflow, or the amount above pres ent requirements, goes into the res ervoir. When more water is needed than flows from the source, then the reserve is turned into the mains. The water now is clear, and if analysized would probably indicate freedom from anything really dan- crous to human health. But, after a trip up stream, above the intake, the writer would not. care to drink city water without first boiling it. The city o f Estaeada owns an acre tract on the creek at the intake, and this acre has been fenced, and stock is shut out. But a few feet above the intake is a pasture in which are a number o f hogs. We did not see the hogs in the stream, but their paths cross it several times and the tracks are very recent, and one would not be surprised to find the hogs in the water at any time, be cause when you travel along the stream evidence o f their recent pres ence is available everywhere. This may not effect the purity o f the water— they may be healthy, clean hogs— we had no means of finding out. Next week the article will further deal with the conditions o f the stream above the intake. In case of excessise rains, the public is advised not to drink the city water before boiling until some system o f purifi- . cation is effected. It is not the purpose o f these arti- ; cles to criticise or offer a solution, but if our readers have a solution to suggest, the News will be glad to i publish it. PLANS MADE FOR THE SANDV CLUB CARNIVAL SANDY WOMEN’S CLUB HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING Mrs. E. F. Bruns and Mrs. N. L. Horr were delightful hostesses Wed nesday night to about thirty-five Plans for the Sandy Women’s club guests at the Burns home, the occa carnival, December 1, at the grange sion being the first social meeting of hall, are well under way. Chairmen the Sandy Women’s club for the sea o f committees are: General chairman. son. Five hundred resulted in the Mrs. C. O. Duke; hot dog stand, Ha first honors being awarded to Mrs. zel Brown; eider-dougnut stand, Mrs. C. A. Norquist and P. T. Shelley, A. W. Bell; ice cream, Mrs. W. Bos- Miss Edith Shell and W. Bosholm be holm; sewing booth, Mrs. Raymond ing presented with gifts “ consoling, R. E. Esson awarded the prizes with Smith. Beauty parlor, Ruby Loundree; characteristic humor. Miss Dorothy publicity, Mrs. C. O. Duke; news- j Jonsrud played piano numbers. De- paper advertising, Mrs. J. M. C. Mil-1 licious refreshments were served. ________________ ler; jitney dance, A. W. Bell; fish j MRS. MILLER ENTERTAINS pond, Mrs. Alice Scales; spinning wheel, Hazel Murray; fortune telling, \ Mrs. J. M. C. Miller had as Sun- clowns, merry-makers booth, Jonnie I day dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Miles Shelley; vaudeville show, Edith Shell; Cannon, Neil Cannon, and Mrs. Cath side show, Arleigh Kaminerer; doc erine Deaver o f Portland, Miss Dor tor’s office, Mrs. N. L. Horr; drug othy Jonsrud and R. W. Mallery, of store, Neal Horr. Sandy. Mrs. Deaver was also an The proceeds are to be added to overnight guest. the building fund o f the club. SANDY HIGH ROOKS WIN — Challenged by the Gresham grade, AMBULANCE CALLED AND PARTIES GONE ON ARRIVAL Sandy rokos treked to their neigh boring town Friday and carried o ff Two were hurt in an auto accident the honors 12 to 6. The freshie near Helmar Johnson's Sunday eve team was organized this week, just ning. A doctor and ambulance was for the occasion. called, but no one was in sight when DOUGLASS FARM LEASED help arrived. This has happened so Mrs. Dave Douglass of Cherryville often that a ..Gresham doctor says “ never again” will an ambulance be has leased her farm to C. Christian- ordered unless he is at the place of son o f Iowa for three years. The the accident and responsible parties latter, who took possession the first of the week, purchased some farm request it. machinery, horses and cows from Mrs. Douglass. She will move to 1 0.0. F. CONVENTION TO BE HELO IN ESTACABA BARGAIN DAY EVEN! SEÏ SANDY GRANGE HONORED FOR FLOOR WORK ESTACADA MERCHANTS INVITE I Sandy Grange received many words of praise over the splendid way in which they put on the floor work at the Eagle Creek session Saturday. Mrs. George Odell sang the special ritual songs, and Mrs. Arthur Wood- cock took the part o f the Sandy sec- retary in the drill. Mrs. L. Thiess played for the floor work. Mrs Odell and son also gave special musi- cal numbers with Mrs. Woodcock at the piano. A wonderful dinner was served to the Sandy visitors, 32 o f whom were rpesent. HALLOWEEN ENTERTAIN- MENT AT EAGLE CREEK A Halloween entertainment will be given ut the Eagle Creek school this evening (Friday) by the pupils. The plans for the program will fur nish merriment for old and young and parents and friends are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. r Among the guegt8 o f Mr and Mrs J A Smith Sunday were Mr and Mrs Jake Mig8ler and Mr and M„ . Arch , Caspell all of stayt0n. ________________ j Gresham. The Christiansons are rel- Q|ES ^/HILE BRINGING atives o f the Lehnfields, Greens, and Mrs. Caron o f Sandy. DEER OUT OF M S GET NEW FORDS Nick Hilsenkopf of Cherryville and The Clackamas county I. O. O. F. Andrew Jackson Marrs died sud Joe, his brother, purchased new convention is to be held in Estaeada denly Saturday afternoon after hav Ford cars from the Bob Smith agency November 10. There will be 13 ing caried half a deer out o f the this week. < lodges represented, and the grand woods in the Clear creek country. master, Fred J. Meindl o f Salem, He suddenly fell and died almost in MRS. FERRET IS HOSTESS will be present. Sandy Embroidery club was en stantly. The Rebekahs will also meet in Funeral services were held at the tertained Monday evening by Mrs. convention at the name time. The Springwater church Tuesday after Henry Perrett. Present were the Odd Fellows will hold their meeting noon, with Rev. Starkey o f the Bap hostess, Mrs. Ivan Yost, Mrs. Nichols, in the Masonic building and the Re tist church o f Oregon City officiat Mrs. Dittert, Mrs. Lundy, Mrs. H. A. bekahs in the I. O. O. F. hall. ing. Interment was in the Spring- Schneider, Laura Keisicker, Mrs. Dinenr is to be served in the hall water cemetery, L. A. Chapman o f Hattie Dahrens, Mrs. McGinnis, Mrs. at 50 cents per plate. The Estaeada Estaeada being in charge. C. W. Bruce, Amanda and Ruth band will furnish music all day and Ther was a large attendance at Perret. give a concert from 7 to 8 in the the funeral services and many beau evening. tiful flowers. ATTENDS CEREMONY IN CITY He was born in Oregon near Dodge Mrs. Jacob Moss, past grand neigh SEVERAL ATTEND BIG GAME and had lived in Clackdmas county bor o f the Neighbors o f Woodcraft, all his life. Besides his widow he is A number attended the big game Circle No. 832, Estaeada, attended survived by one son living in Los Saturday from Sandy, among whom the ceremony of the laying o f the Angeles, one daughter at Gladstone, were R. E. Esson, Clair Nolan, Miss corner stone o f the new national a sister in Los Angeles and a brother Edith Shell, Kenneth and Tom Scales, headquarters building o f the Neigh J. M. Marrs, of Dodge. Kenneth Proctor, P. T. Shelley, Dr. bors o f Woodcraft, in Portland Sat H. A. Schneider, Bob Smith and W. urday. She presented a list o f the P. T. A. TO MEET A. Proctor. Estaeada members to be deposited Estaeada P. T. A. will hold their in the treasury box in the corner meeting at the high school auditorium HOME FROM OREGON " U ” stone. Mrs. August Sagner accom on Tuesday evening, October 30. Sandy University o f Oregon stu panied her. dents coming home to spend the week LARGE CROWDS ON MOUNTAIN end were Kenneth Proctor, Bella Resorts were busy like summer ESTACADA LOCALS Read, and Jonnie Shelley. Mr. and time at Government Camp, and Swim Mrs. Shelley drove them to the city A prayer meeting under the aus Sunday, and many made the Loop Sunday evening on their return. Jon pices o f the Estaeada W. C. T. U. highway trip. The perfect day, glor nie Shelley is trying out for a place will be held at the Methodist church ious foliage, fine roads, made Sun on the speed ball team. on Monday evening, November 5, be day a wonder day for an outing. ginning at 7:30. Everybody is in R. S. SMITH IS CANDIDATE CREDIT ASSOCIATION FORMED FOR MAYOR OF SANDY vited to attend. Sandy and Gresham have united After a visit here for several days in forming a credit association, most Mrs. J. W. Kiger returnde to her Last minute candidates are devel- o f the Sandy business men, and Eri opping for handling the reins o f the home at Tillamook Saturday. & Jonsrud o f Kelso, affiliating. Mrs. Homer Sarver and children of Sandy city government. R. S. Smith Portland spent the week end here is the candidate for mayor; W. G. LEGION SHOW ON NIGHT Duncan, and Dr. Harvey Schneider at the home o f her parents, Mr. and OF GENERAL ELECTION Mrs. E. E. Hannah. _______ are candidates for recorder. Council- The ladies o f the W. C. T. U. Carl DolItflass post „ f the Ameri- men are not yet named. The city has to complete the ticket ten days have decided to do some sewing for can Le(tion is puttinff on a show at the children o f the farm home and the Liberty Theatre Tuesday evening, before the election. are requesting everybody who has November 6, “ The Legionnaires in garments worth making over and who pairst” along with other features^ BILL BOARD REMOVED The Foster & Kleiser bill board on will donate them to this purpose, to ’pbe election returns will also be the corner o f Main and Third streets leave them with Mrs. G. E. Law- received at the theatre, which the city council ordered re rence. | Members o f the Legion are re- The stage coming from Portland j quested to get in touch with the com- moved on account o f its obstructing the view o f automobile drivers, was Monday afternoon broke an axle and mjttee ¡n charge o f the show, Wal- removed the latter part o f last week. was brought into Estaeada Tuesday lace Smith and c _ Rt,x parlcSi and Ret morning. C. A. Dykes had to meet tickets to he sold before the date of the disabled bus with another one to the entertainment, LINN’S INN SOLD TO ________________ EARL R. JUDD OF IDAHO bring in the passengers. The freshmen of the Estaeada high REPUBLICAN RALLY HELD W. E. Linn has sold the restaur | school who gathered old boards and AT LIBERTY TUESDAY ant, confectionery and rooming house I rubbish for the bonfire last Thursday j -as a fair attendance at the to Earl R. Judd, late o f Idaho. Mr. night should receive a vote of thanks rally held in Estaeuda on and Mrs. Linn have been in this lo I for burning the old hearse which has vening, and the program as cation for the past seven years, al , been such a source o f annoyance to »rought frequent applause though Linn had been a resident of people living in Estaeada for the last audience. The principal Estaeada for several years prior to few years. is U. S. District Attorney Harold Ewalt o f Estaeada has been the establishment o f the business. Portland. Several o f the They do not expect to leave Es ' elected treasurer of the Orion club candidates for county of- tacada, however, but expect to occu at Oregon State Agricultural Col present. py their own residence in Terrace lege, where he is a student. This is hose present from out of addition in a short time. They have one o f the independent clubs on the ’ Cecil O. Duke, R. E. Es other property here also. The new campus and is a member o f the Ross- Shelley and Dave H off- proprietors took charge o f the bus wood association, an association of Sandy. independent men. iness Monday morning. I PUBLIC TO ATTEND SHOW AT THEIR EXPENSE Saturday is Dollar Day in Esta eada. With but two or three ex ceptions the business houses o f the city are announcing unusual bargains and with each purchase o f $1 or more are giving free tickets to the Liberty Theatre. The show provided for your en^ tertainment is entitled "Ranger of the North,” featuring Ranger, the wonder police dog. It is a show that will appeal to everyone, and espec ially the children. For the benefit o f those who will be in town Saturday ufternoon and can not return for the evening, a matinee will be given, starting at 2 :30. If the patronage warrants, the show will be run continuously from 2 :30 on, thus giving four complete performances during the afternoon and evening. Merchants and business men of Estaeada who are bringing this at traction to Estaeada for your enter tainment are The People’s Store. S. & S. Hardware, Wade’s Service Sta tion, Bob Cooke Motor company, J. K. Ely, Jackson Lumber company, Lovelace & Lovelace, Gilgan’s Furni-. ture Exchange, Linn’s Inn, Barr’s Garage. Marchbank’s Confectionery, Lib erty Theatre, U-Need-A Bakery, the Broadway Garage, Dr. W. W. Rhodes, Bartholomew & Lawrence, Estaeada Feed Company, Estaeada Pharmacy, Estaeada Meat company, and the Cascade Chevrolet company. At any o f the above named busi ness places free theatre tickets will be given with purchases o f $1 or more, and these firms are asking you especially to bring in the children that they may see this wonderful dog picture. In addition to giving away the show tickets, unusual bargains are offered in dozens o f different lines o f merchandise. In addition to the bargains listed on pages four and five o f the News they will have a large number o f additional articles at reduced prices, and dollar combi nations. This is a one day sale, only, and is staged for the purpose o f better acquainting the people o f the sur rounding communities of the advant ages o f trading at home. ou are invited to Estaeada and to enjoy the show arranged for this oc casion, and to participate in the money saving Dollar Day bargains offered. ESTACADA REGISTRATION IS SIX HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX The total number o f registered voters in Estaeada precinct No. 1 is 213; and in No, 2 413, a total o f 626, acording to Donald J. Ryan, county clerk. SPECIAL SHOW AT LIBERTY “ United States Smith” is the title o f a special show being put on by the Liberty Theatre of Estaeada on Tuesday evening, October 30. The admission price for this show will be 10 cents for adults and 6 cents for children with a copy o f the month’s program. It is necessary to bring along your copy o f the pro-( gram to take advantage o f this spe cial rate. EAGLE CREEK GRANGE CELEBRATES HOME COMING Eagle Creek Grange celebrated its "home coming day" Saturday. There were 86 visitosr present. In the a f ternoon Sandy degree team put on initiatory work, two members being 1 initiated into the first and second degrees. Everyone enjoyed the lec- | ture hour consisting of songs, tead- ¡ngs, talks, etc., ending with a bean race and a guessing contest. The third anil fourth degrees will be put on next meeting, ■ SANDY PLAYS CANBY FRIDAY Sandy high grids will battle the Canby team Friday and a number of Sandy fans are expected to trek with * the players to the Canby field.