CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS,
Clackam as County News
ESTACADA LOCALS
(C row ded out last w eek)
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry M urray have
G. E. PA RK S, E d ito r and P ublisher
C. REX PA RK S, A dvertising M anager
re tu rn e d to E stac ad a to reside, a fte r
MRS. J . M. C. M IL L ER . S andy N ew s E d ito r
an absence o f a few m onths sp e n t in
P ublished W eekly on F rid a y s a t E stacad a-S an d y , C lackam as Co., O regon P o rtlan d . Mr. M urray is em ployed on
the ra ilro ad by the P. E. P. com pany.
T hey have leased the L inn p ro p e rty
E n te re d in th e postoffice of E stac ad a , O regon, as second class m a tte r
fo rm erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
F re d L eiham m er.
In C lackam as C ounty, one y ear, $ 1 .6 0 ; O utside th e co u n ty and in th e sta te
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k M ingus and
o f O regon, one y e ar, $2.00; O utside th e sta te o f O regon, one year, d a u g h te r, Mrs. Davis, arriv e d from
$2.50. F oreign, $3.00 p e r y ear. S u bscriptions a re payable in advance. Idaho last w eek to visit th e fo rm e r's
siste r, Mrs. F re d Robley. Mr. Min
g u s' h e alth is not very good and they
M A K IN G THE N EW SPAPER P A Y ITS W A Y
a re in hopes th a t the change o f cli
The Clackamas County News, with the largest net, m ate will be beneficial to him.
paid-in-advance circulation of any newspaper in the Miss Bessie A nderson, principal of
county, has but one means of earning the necessary rev th e g ra d e school, and F re d B uell
enue to maintain its existence—the sale of advertising drove to the e a ste rn p a rt o f th e sta te
space. The advertisers in the News make the paper pos to spend th e w eek end w ith frien d s
sible, and without them it would immediately have to quit a t M oro.
M orris Ely of P o rtlan d and G lenn
business. This is true of practically all newspapers.
E ly o f C orvallis sp en t th e y e e k end
In Estacada, Gresham, Sandy, Oregon City and Eagle w ith th e ir m o th e r a n d o th er re la
Creek the News has a few loyal supporters who buy ad tives in E stacada.
vertising space regularly, and who are making it possible 1 H arold E. R egele o f Scio w as e le c t
for you to read your local news in your local paper. Even ed to R obert M anning’s place in tho
in Estacada are merchants and business men (?) who high school and Mr. E liassen will con
yet have their first penny to spend with the paper. They tin u e as th e m anual tra in in g te a c h e r
ch arg e of athletics.
send their job printing out of town, and yet resent mail and Mr. also and have Mrs.
A. B. Y oung o f
order competition; buy everything they themselves need P o rtla n d w ere in E stacad a Sunday
from out-of-town, anil wonder why they are not being to a tte n d th e all-day services a t the
“given” the support of the people of the community. If M ethodist church. T he Y oungs fo r
you ask them for a donation to the Red Cross or anything m erly resided in th e G arfield d istrict.
of a similar nature, they do not hesitate for a second to M iss L avena G rabeel and siste r
J e a n w ent to G ladstone F rid a y eve
turn down the request.
n ing to visit th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts , Mr.
The News is loyal to Estacada, Sandy, and all of and Mrs. C. W. P arish, re tu rn in g
Eastern Clackamas county, and especially to those of this S unday evening.
section who are loyal to their community. But all of you Mr. and Mrs. W. C. S e ru tto n , Mr.
know' of men who are in business who are not loyal to acres, on th e so u th side, to Douglas
any of our institutions, business or otherwise,—not even beth A llen drove to V ancouver, W ash.
to themselves. The News is criticized, which we do not S a tu rd a y e vening to a tte n d a m eeting
a rth a W ashington c h a p te r O. E.
mind, and the very fellows who have done nothing toward o S., f M given
in ho n o r of the m atrons
its support, are the ones who do the squawking.
and p a tro n s of O regon. Mrs. Bess
We know Eastern Clackamas county has a bright S e tte rs, w o rth y g ra n d m atro n , the
future. It will continue to forge ahead. But when you( g ra n d p a tro n and one g en eral g rand
give your patronage to the firm or individual that does o ffic e r was p re sen t, besides fifty or
nothing but find fault, lends not its support to the up-i six ty m atrons.
building of the community, you are not aiding in the de T he M. E. L adies A id m et a t th e
hom e o f M rs. H. C. S tevens W ednes
velopment of Eastern Clackamas county.
day.
It is to your advantage to trade with our advertisers. • Mrs. E. Copeland is re p o rte d on
They quote their prices and are not afraid of ligitimate th e sick list and c o nfined to her home.
competition. They are not afraid to let you know before O. E. C ulver, who has been sick
hand what they are going to charge «you for their mer fo r som e tim e, is re p o rte d to be som e
chandise. The progressive merchant advertises his wares i w hat im proved a t th is tim e.
and future progress of Eastern Clackamas county de-j Jo h n E liassen and Misses L au ra
Spall and Lucille Jackson, tea ch e rs
pends to a large extent on these progressive citizens.
in th e E stac ad a high school, and Mrs.
If you are loyal to your own community, support the N ellie M arshall, w e n t to O regon C ity
firms that show they are loyal.
S a tu rd a y e vening to a tte n d th e high
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school o ra to ric a l contest.
Mr. and Mrs. F re d Seible cam e
A D VE R TISE TH E PRUNE
down fro m C am p 1 hi to spend th e
The prune-growing industry in Eastern Clackamas w eek end a t th e hom e o f Mrs. Sei-
county is an important one and everyone is directly or in b le ’s p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Will
directly interested. The extent of the industry, however, Douglass.
is vague in the minds of many of us. In order that we all The W. C. T. U. m eeting, held on
may become better acquainted with “prunes,” the News T h u rsd ay a t th e home o f Mrs. W. L.
B aughm an, was well a tte n d e d , th ere
suggests the observance of Prune Blossom Day, now th at1 being
15 p re sen t. T he ladies sp en t
the trees are in bloom. A caravan of cars could be or th e a fte rn o o n in sew ing fo r the chil
ganized and a tour of the prune-growing districts made d ren fa rm hom e. T he hostess served
which would be the means of acquainting the people of a delicious luncheon to conclude th e
m eeting. T he May m eetin g which is
the importance of this business.
It appears to us that this would be a worthy endeavor th e “ m o th e rs’ ” m eeting, will be held
of the Community club. At their monthly meeting Friday a t th e hom e o f M rs. E. E. H annah.
plans could be made, and while the notice would be short,
it is likely that a large caravan could be organized and a
tour of Garfield, Springwater, Eagle Creek and other dis
tricts visited, to the enlightenment of the people who ben
efit from this branch of the farming industry.
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At last the long-expected spring weather has ar
rived and the delayed farm work can be finished, the
logging industry can resume where it left off last fall, and
the amateur baseball season can get under way.
ELW fcO D
ELW O O D , A pril 25.— (S p e c ia l).—
The in te re s tin g p ro g ram and pie so
cial a t th e school house S a tu rd a y eve
ning n e tte d th e P. T. A. $20. M artin
B urglund o f C olton helped w ith th e
e n te rta in m e n t.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G ilb ert N ester o f
O regon C ity visited re la tiv e s here
over th e w eek end.
Mr. a n d Mrs. O tis V allen and Mr.
and Mrs. L orenzo W ilson w ere O re
gon C ity v isitors W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P a rk and Mrs.
Louis V allen a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l of
1924 Dodge Brothers Sedan
G eorge K eller in S p rin g w a ter W ed
1924 Maxwell Roadster
nesday.
M. P a rk and his a u n t, Mrs. M atilda
1925 Oakland Touring Car
rfu s o f Elw ood, his uncle, M arvin
1928 Type Essex Sedan
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o f S p rin g w a ter, and his m other
and siste r o f E stacad a, w ent to O re
All Re-Conditioned and Guaranteed.
gon C ity on business M onday.
Dan S ta h ln e c k er and sons E v e rt
and G ene w ent to In dependence S a t
urday.
Rev. R. D. E v e re tt, th e P re sb y te r
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Gresham, Ore. |
ian S unday school m issionary, will
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a t 2 o ’clock S u n d a y a fte rn o o n . Sun
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day school will be held a t 1 :30. Ev
erybody is cordially invited to a tte n d .
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1»29
I of luO fe e t was m ade by H. H vam ;
Ole L au n g ru d was second, and T hor
Lief third, w ith 11D fe et, but Lief
did not stand. P rizes o f ski sticks, a
P endleton blanket and sm oker set
w ere aw arded.
I f th e w e ath e r is good, E in a r H er-
m anson, O tto H agen and O. Laun-
g rud plan to clim b Hood on skis n e x t
Sunday.
From all app earan ces, th e Loop
I highw ay
will not be open b efo re
Ju n e .
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Bessie Love and Tom M oore, w ith K ate P rice and Tom O ’Brien
playing in—
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As a soldier he invited every French girl he m et to com e to
A m erica to m arry him. Im agine his em b a rrassm en t w hen one
o f them did. The N orthw est m ounted police alw ays g e t th e ir
man. New York tra ffic cops alw ays g et th e ir w om an. W atch
Kelly g e t his. Comedy, O swald, the Lucky R abbit, in “ High U p.’*
Also th e fifth c h ap ter of “ T arz a n the M ighty,”— “ Flam es of H a te .”
Music by the Royal E stac ad a ian s F riday, S a tu rd ay , Sunday.
S un day and M onday, A p ril 28 and 29 —
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BULL RUN, A pril 25.— (S p e c ia l).
G eorge B an cro ft in
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— Mrs. A lvin K linger has re tu rn e d j :
“ THE D R AG NET”
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from The D alles m uch im proved, b u t . ■
W ith E velyn B rent and Wm. Powell. B a n cro ft as a case-hard- Ei
will have h e r tonsils rem oved when j
ened, iron fisted, stra ig h t shooting detective. T en s- dram a =
she is able. She had a bad a tta c k of ! i
w ith a surprise in the firs t hundred fe e t and suspense to the last s
quinsy.
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m inute. Com edy, Jack D u ffy and L o rrain e E ddy in “ H a lf Back —
Mr. and M rs. E a rl Jo n e s a n d ch ild -1 =
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H a n n a h .’ Special music by th e R oyal E stacadaians.
re n o f N ew berg w ere g u e sts a t th e
W illiam Sidell and Dell Ja d w in homes E W edn ead ay ( o n ly ) M ay 1—
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Sunday.
“ A H AR P IN H O C K ”
Mrs. R. C. Shipley e n te rta in e d Mrs.
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W ith Bessie Love and R udolph S c hildkraut a n d J u n io r C oghlan. E
A. J. S to u t a n d son M ack and M im . E
She w as a physician’s a ssista n t, a b e au ty whose soul w as ab- =
O ren G a n g er and son a t a delicious
sorbed in dancing b u t cam e a d a y ;— w hat thrills th is p ictu re §
will provide. I t ’s a c h aser o f the blues, a tonic of lau g h te r, de- —
luncheon F riday.
lig h tfu l as a sum m er’s breeze, re fre sh in g as the ja d e d ta s te of E
J . W. K yler, who fe ll a n d , broke
c ry stal w a ters to the p arch ed palate. Also good comedy.
several ribs a few w eeks ago, was in
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S andy T uesday. K yler is r a th e r m is E On th e S tage— Rube Shaw P re se n ts—
erable y e t fro m his fra c tu re s .
B. E. Sykes w as a t th e K y le r home
a few w eeks ago. He is still w orking
fo r th e crea m e ry association a t H alf- |
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way, O regon.
Chinese Girls’ Band
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Sunday School Meet
Enjoyable Affair
BORING, A pril 25.— (S p e c ia l).—
T he Sunday school convention a t H a
ley B a p tist ch u rch Sunday w as a big
event. S p eak ers included Rev. E. C.
F arn h am , se c re ta ry P o rtla n d Council
o f C hurches; Rev. G ordon Johnson,
Rev. O. J. Gill, G. H. B ickford, Rev.
A. B. C alder, and Rev. C. T. Cook of
E stacada, who in stalled th e new o ffi
c e rs:— Jess H ite, p re sid e n t; G. H.
B ickford, vice p re sid en t; Mrs. R. E.
Richey, s e c re ta ry and tre a s u re r. A
b asket d in n er w as served. T he ju n io r
choir of P le a s a n t Home g ave several
songs.
B oring Sunday school will
e n te rta in th e O ctober m eeting.
Mrs. W m. M orand is now able to
be up a few hours each day. Billy
is now back in school, b u t Mrs. Root
has n o t im proved. O nly o n e nurse is
now em ployed and Mrs. T elfo rd ¡3
still a t the M orand home.
Mrs. J . M. C. M iller of S andy had
d in n e r re c e n tly a t the R. B. Russell
hom e.
Rev. and Mrs. H enders a re a t Bor
ing again. T hey bought a p a rt of
the G eorge S h a fe r fa rm som e m onths
ago.
H. C. C om pton and his th re e boys,
who w ere q u ite sick last w eek, a re
re p o rte d m uch b e tte r.
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FINANCIAL BACKING
No matter what one’s business is, there usually
comes a time when financial backing is desir
able.
The best kind of financial backing is a good
bank account. With this should go a good credit
rating. The man who accumulates a reserve
fund by good business methods at the same time
is establishing a good credit rating. Thus he is
able to obtain added financial backing—bank
credit.
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G ARDEN TOOLS
R A K E and HOE H A N D LE S; big assortment
of new and used tools at all times.
Assortment of P A IN T ; FO U R -H O U R ENAM EL
Buy Here and Save
Nurse V isits Sandy S ch ools
GLASS
Miss
M a rg are t
L ynch, county
nurse, visited S andy g ra d e school last
w eek and m ade an ex ceptionally in
te re stin g ta lk to the children.
and
GLAZING
Gilgan’s Furniture Exchange
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Bids a re a d v ertised fo r by the
B rightw ood school board fo r the new
consolidated school house to be built
a t W elches. Bids a re to be opened
M ay 6. Ire n e A lt is clerk.
R. J . H ickey o f th e B rightw ood
sto re w as a re c e n t Sandy visitor.
O. J. Jo hnson, fo rest ra n g e r from
R hododendron, was a v isitor to Sandy
M onday.
Floyd Jo h n so n is driv in g the tru ck —
fo r J . Scales.
T h ere was a larg e crow d a t Swim
S u n d ay considering the day. A ju m p
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