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CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928
• i h o o v er v ic to r
OREGON LANDSLIDE 1
G arfield D istrict
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t . Estacadu^ Oregon ^ ^ * pormer Records to be Passed
in the Present Election
Count.
DR. H. A. S C H N E I D E R
D E N TIST
P h o n e S a n d y 151
BAKER
Dr. W. W. Rhode.
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O ST E O P A T H IC
P hysician a n d S u rg e o n
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THENEW
ZERO LEN E
the modern oil
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
APPEARS
P r e s e n t M a y o r R e t u r n e d to
C lo a e M a r g in .
WINNER
Offioe
by
Portland, Or.—Geo. L. Baker was
elected m ayor for his fourth term at
• ! the election on the face of returns
from 319 of the 429 precincts, s
wave of popularity throughout the city
sw eeping the m ayor Into office again
on first-choice votes.
After a close race In which the three
candidate, for city com m issioner were
running neck and neck and their posi
tions changed from time to time,
George P. Eisman took the lead, John
M. Mann slid to second place and A.
L. Barbur was third.
So close was the contest for the
two places for com m issioner th at
third-choice votes were necessary to
determ ine the lead as the count pro
gressed, and the m issing 108 preclncta
m ight change the result either way.
While the vote ou city commission
er was close, com fortable leads on all
of the city m easures subm itted to the
people at the election appeared to
have been obtained as returns w e re
counted. Five m easures w e re p a ss e d
CURRINSVILLE
V iola is so rry to lose th e ir teach er,
Miss L. H ubbard. It seem s she did
n o t ta k e the te a c h e rs' exam ination
fo r th is term and w as not eligible to
tea ch , a lth o u g h she nad ta u g h t the
past tw o years.
T he school board has hired a n o th e r
te a c h e r to fill out th e term . Miss
L ouise N elson o f O rient.
An a g e n t fo r a cooker was a t the
! hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. E arl L ankin
M onday e vening and some o f the
n eighbors cam e in to see th e dem on
stra tio n , which included Mr. and Mrs.
E m ery Pow ers and tw o children, Mr.
a n d Mrs. E ldon L ankin o f G resham ,
Mr. and Mrs. C harlie T racy and Mr.
and Mrs. E m ery C rom er o f Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. B ateson a n d d augh
t e r A n n a and Mrs. Jo h n Randolph.
C ontinued nice fall w e ath e r is a
boon to fa rm e rs who had th e ir plow
ing done.
Lee M cKenzie has moved into the
W ebber hom e.
Cleve H eiple is b aling hay a t Cur-
rinsviiie and re p o rts som e v ery fin e
hay, Mrs. Moxley having some th a t is
e xceptionally good.
T. E. H am m ersby ig building a m a
chine shed on his ranch.
Mr. F ra n k s is p u ttin g lum ber on
the y a rd to build a fin e m odern dairy
b a rn on his place.
G eorge W alters is re building th e
C urrinsville stock scales. He expects
to have them com pleted by T hursday
read y fo r w eighing.
Mrs. K. H. M iller was helping in the
C urrinsville sto re W ednesday while
J. C. (B u ste r) T unnell was hauling
to O regon C ity. The sto re tru c k
hauled som e fin e hogs to th e P o rtlan d
m ark e t T uesday fo r C. H. F antz.
A n o th e r fine load was h auled in fo r
C. A. L ooney a n d L e ste r Hale. L. H.
E w alt ex p ects to ta k e a load of hogs
to m ark e t W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew S hankland
o f P o rtla n d w ere out Sunday visiting
re la tiv e s in C urrinsville.
E m e ry P ow ers had an a cc id e n t on
th e C a rv er line recen tly , T he rails
spread and a w heel cam e o ff. He
w as lucky to com e o u t of th e w reck
whole. He drives th e “ G alloping
G oose” fro m th e E llio tt m ill down
to F ish e r’s L anding.
Q uite a n u m b er o f th e Viola
n eighbors m et a t th e home o f Mrs.
Jo e H inkle last w eek to org an ize a
sew ing club a n d to g e t b e tte r ac
q u a in te d a n d to spend a p le a sa n t a f
tern o o n to g eth e r.
EXTR A C TIO N OF T EE T H
MRS. M I T C H E L L
A t this o ffice we are equipped to
h andle the m ost d iffic u lt e x tra c
tion, w ith gas o r local injection
a ro u n d th e gum s.
A tra in e d d e n ta l nurse to insure
cleanliness.
My past experience will b e a r me
out as a painless e x tra c to r of
T eeth.
(Ten
Years Successful P ra c tic e )
X -Ray E x a m i n a t i o n s
GUARANTEED
O ut o f tow n people served in one visit
good d e n tistry .
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SHOULDER VEAL ROAST—
per pound ..................................................... 23c^
VEAL CHOPS—
Per pound ..................................................... 30<^
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Without name
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HOSTESS
Saturday Only
c o n sisten t
W i l l a m e t t e B u ild in g , O r e g o n C ity
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DR. P. G. BROWN, Dentist
Mrs. N ed M itchell was hostess to
the S andy E m b ro id ery club m eeting
H a rry N o rth ru p has tra d e d his M onday evening. P re se n t w ere Mrs.
place to a m an from P o rtlan d .
i F. L. P ro c to r, Mrs. C larence Brown,
Mrs. H ow ard Sw ick o f M onum ent, Mrs. L undy, Mrs. H. P e rre t, Mrs. A.
O re.,is visiting re la tiv e s here. She is D ahrens, Mrs. D itte rt and Mrs.
M itchell.
a d a u g h te r o f Mrs. N ora L ankin.
Special
PLATES
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The Cost is less, than one cent per day.
To the 5000 who daily
become owners of the
new Ford car
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safety.
ESTACADA STATE
BANK
Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 per year
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Hoover is experiencing a landslide
of such gigantic proportions th at it
will approxim ate 100,000, bused on a
Sandy. O regon
vote of 80 per cent of the registration,
or 350,000 votes cast in Oregon. The
republican m anagers bad made an es
tim ate of 73,000.
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The Oregon people have spoken In
DR. C H A S . P. J O H N S O N
• em phatic term s and there Is no doubt
D en tist
* as to th eir meaning. Oregon is re
P ra c tice lim ited to e x tra c tio n of * publican and dry, and Smith, demo-
te e th and m inor o ral su rg e ry , * ! crat and wet, was foredoomed to de
nerve blocking & gas a n e sth e sia * feat in this state, but the depth to
453 M organ Bldg.
P o rtla n d * which he has been buried exceeds the
m ost sanguine expectations of the
Hoover supporters.
A more sw eeping and complete de
feat has not been recorded in a presi
DR
F C. B R O S I U S , M. D. •
dential election in Oregon.
O ffice
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In the three congressional d istricts
2nd door W est of M eat M arket
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additional returns simply increased
T e l e p h o n e 341
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the leads of W. C. Hawley, R. R. But
S andy, O regon
• | ler and Franklin F. Kurell. Mr. Haw
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ley has carried every county In the
first district. In the second district
B utler has carried all but possibly
S c h u e b e l, B e a t t i e & M iller
* four. These four, In which Pierce
A tto rn ey s a t Law
* leads, are Union, Wallowa, W heeler
6 per cen t sta te school m oney to * and Sherm an, although in the latter
B utler has a thin advantage. The third
loan on fa rm s; G eneral law prac- *
district, Multnomah county, Is all In
tice. Bank o f O regon C ity Bldg. *
Korell’s pocket.
O regon C ity
O regon *
D u n n e Bills A r e D efeated .
W ith the accum ulation of more re
turns, It is obvious th a t the Oregon
voters have turned thum bs down on
L. A. C H A P M A N
• the two Dunne bills, one for increas
M O RTICIAN
• ing the gasoline tax and the other re
Culls a tte n d e d day or n ig h t
* ducing the m otor license fees. There
M ortuAr? I. O. O F. Bldg.
* Is a sentim ent for the la tte r in several
T elephone No. 21-51
• spots, but on the whole the bill is
■w&mped.
The “four river" bills have found
support nowhere, not even in the coun
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ties which are directly affected. The
stream s aimed at in these bills are
S. E. Wooster
Real E s t a t e L o a n s, I n s u r a n c e
* Rogue river, Umpqua river, McKenzie
R entals
* river and Deschutes river. The bills
FARM LOANS A S P E C IA L T Y * were sponsored by sportsm en, with a
Tel. 77-3
E l U o d t , ( )re. • view to preventing th eir commercial
exploitation by m eans of hydro devel
opm ent or irrigation.
H ere and there, in a few scattered
counties, a sentim ent is shown for lim
iting the powers of the legislature
Dr. H. M. Kramer
D EN TIST
• with respect to Initiated bills, but by
E stacad a, O regon
* and large this m easure has gone down
O ffice ho u rs 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. * to defeat, burled under an avalanche
E venings by a p p o in tm en t
* of ballots.
O ffice P hone 315
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From the top of the republican state
ticket down to the bottom there has
not been a break. Not one dem ocratic
candidate on the sta te ticket has been
anyw here n ear defeating or equaling
O. D. EBY
the vote which has gone to the repub
A t t o r n e y a t Law
lican nominees.
G eneral P ra c tice C on fid en tial
P o r t la n d M u n ic ip a l M e a s u r e s P a s s.
A dviser
R eturns from 342 precincts out of
O re g o n
C ity , O re g o n
the 427 In Portland on the municipal
m easures give: Annexation, yes 25,-
996, no 7,163; firem en's pension, yes
23,009, no 16,624; telephone franchise,
Dr. M. M. M artin d a le
yes 27,770, no 9,603; crem atory bonds,
C H IR O PR A C T O R
• yes 18,047; no 16,090; stre et widening
o f O regon C ity
* bonds, yes 22,129, no 15,853.
T rips to E stacad a discontinued *
Hall E. Hoss, republican, was lead
u n til la tte r p a rt o f S ep tem b er * ing Ed S. rip e r, dem ocrat, three to
one in the contest for secretary of
state.
The republican candidates for sta te
senator headed the field la the voting
In Multnomah county, with substan
Walter W. Gilbert, M. D. * tial m ajorities. J. O. Bailey was high
P h y a ic i.n a n d S urgeon
man with 21,537 votes to his credit
O ffice H ours 9 to 6
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with H arry L. C orbett a close second
a n d E venings
* with 21,494 votes. T here were five
EST A C A D A
OREGO N • to be elected.
Thom as B. Kay, republican, the
present sta te treasurer, was far in the
lead in the race for th a t office, with
. D „ D. C ., E . C. L A T O U R E T T E • a total In the Incomplete totals of 26,-
A tto rn e y .
* 014 votes.
In the race for attorney-general I.
P ra c tic e in AH C o u rts
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F irst N a tio n a l B ank Bldg.
* H. Van W inkle, republican, Incumbent,
Oregon C ity
O r .g o n * was far in the lead with a vote of 19,-
278 votes.
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W e S p ecialize in
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T H E s e rv ic e o b lig a tio n o f
th e F o rd M o to r C o m p a n y
a n d its d e a le r o rg a n iz a tio n
is n o w g ro w in g a t th e r a le
o f 5 0 0 0 c a rs a d a y . I t is to
th e s e n e w e a r o w n e rs th a t
th is m e s sa g e is a d d re s s e d .
T h e n e w F o r d is a r e m a r k
a b ly fin e c a r f o r o n e th a t
c o sts so little . I t is s im p le in
d e s ig n , c o n s tru c te d o f th e
fin e s t m a te ria ls , a n d b u il t to
u n u s u a l l y c lo s e m e a s u r e
m e n ts .
T h e s e a r e th e re a s o n s it
p e r f o r m s so w o n d e rfu lly .
T h e s e a r c a ls o th e re a s o n s
its se rv ic e r e q u ir e m e n ts a re
so few a n d th e u p -k e e p c o st
so low .
W h e n y o u re c e iv e y o u r
n e w e a r, th e d e a le r w ill e x
p la in th e s im p le little th in g s
th a t s h o u ld b e a tte n d e d to
a t r e g u la r in te rv a ls to in s u r e
th e b e s t p e rf o r m a n c e . H e
w ill a lso te ll y o u s o m e th in g
o f h is o w n fa c ilitie s f o r d o
in g th is w o rk p r o m p tly a n d
a t s m a ll c o st.
H ith th e p u r c h a s e o f y o u r
c a r , y o u a r e e n title d to F re e
I n s p e c tio n S e rv ic e b y y o u r
d e a le r a t 5 0 0 , 1 0 0 0 a n d
I 5 0 0 m ile s . T h is s e rv ic e is
d u e y o u a n d w e u rg e y o u to
ta k e f u ll a d v a n ta g e o f it.
P r o p e r c a r e d u r i n g th is
b r e a k i n g - i n p e rio d
m e a n s a g r e a t d e a l to
th e life o f y o u r e a r.
Pabco
Paint
I n c lu d e d in th e F r e e I n
sp e c tio n S erv ice is a c h e c k
u p o f th e b a tte r y , th e
g e n e r a to r c h a r g in g r a te , th e
d is tr ib u to r , th e c a r b u r e to r
a d ju s tm e n t, lig h ts , b ra k e s ,
sh o c k a b s o r b e rs , ti r e in fla
tio n a n d s te e rin g g e a r. T h e
e n g in e o il is a lso c h a n g e d
a n d c h a ss is lu b r ic a te d .
No c h a rg e w h a te v e r is
m a d e f o r la b o r o r m a te ria ls
in c id e n ta l to th is in s p e c tio n
se rv ic e , e x c e p t w h e re r e
p a ir s a r e n e c e ss a ry b e c a u se
o f a c c id e n t, n e g le c t, o r m is
u se .
T h e la b o r o f c h a n g in g
th e e n g in e o il a n d lu b r ic a t
in g th e c h a ss is is a lso fr e e ,
a lth o u g h a c h a rg e is m a d e
f o r th e n e w o il.
f o r e v e ry p u rp o se
$ 2.80
per gallon
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Lower Price ...
•.. Better Paint!
l i e o p e ra te s u n d e r clo se
fa c to ry s u p e r v is io n a n d h as
b e e n tr a in e d a n d e q u ip p e d
to d o t h i s w o r k
p r o m p tly , th o r o u g h
ly u n d e c o n o m ic a lly .
F ord M otor C ompany
" E v e r y th in g f o r th e B u ild e r”
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Well Drilling
W e bel ¡eve th a t w h en you
se e th e g o o d effects o f th is
J n s p e c lio n y o u w ill c o n tin u e
to h a v e it d o n e r e g u la rly
th r o u g h o u t th e life o f y o u r
c a r.
V\ h e re v e r y o u live, y o u
w ill fin d th e F o rd d e a le r
v e r y h e l p f u l in k e e p i n g
y o u r c a r in g o o d r u n n i n g
o r d e r f o r m a n y th o u s a n d s
o f m ile s a t a m in im u m o f
tr o u b le a n d e x p e n s e .
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