CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929
Clackamas County News
MOLALLA AND SANDY HIGH
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CEDAR DALE
G. E. PARKS, Editor and Publisher C. REX PARKS, Advertising Manager
MRS. J. M. C. MILLER. Sandy News Editor
Published Weekly on Fridays at Estacada-Sandy, Clackamas Co., Oregon
Entered in the postoHice of Estacada, Oregon, as second class matter
CEDAR DALE, May 2.— (Special).
—The last literary program of the
season was held at the school house
Friday evening.
Mr. Switzgable, who has a place
between the George Smith and J.
Glenn places has been clearing land
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Clackamas County, one year, $1.50; Outside the county and in the state lately.
of Oregon, one year, $2.00; Outside the state of Oregon, one year, Mrs. Charles Orem, who has been
$2.50. Foreign, $3.00 per year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. working at Kirk's variety store in
Molalla, quit last week. She is keep
house for the Mallatt family while
DEFENDING THE EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT ing
Mrs. Mallett and daughter Viola are
A national publication, which recently published an training hops at the Jacobson hop
editorial against the Eighteenth Amendment to the Con yard Mr. at and Marquam.
Walter Gorbett are
stitution, publishes a letter from one of its readers, as the parents Mrs.
of
a
baby
boy born April
follows:
29,
1929.
“Your editorial would be funny if it were not silly. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Comer have
Men who try to defend an indefensible position always moved
onto the Grant Heth place.
make asses of themselves in the end. No Methodist or Mr. and Mrs. Millard Orem, who
Baptist or any other churchman regards prohibition as a have been working at Walterville,
tenet of religion. It is a law for the suppression of crime. have returned. Mr. Orem is talking
buying John Buche’s truck and
It is an effort upon the part of a great government, sensi of hauling
ble and just, to outlaw a gigantic evil and to prevent a Mr. and business.
Phil James were the
perverted minority from disgracing and debauching the guests of the Mrs. Paveletz
family at Can-
majority with the legalized use of liquor.
by Sunday evening.
“You say: ‘Even if capital punishment should come Mrs. N. A. Webb, who has been
as the next step, we don’t believe it will wipe out the use living
with her son Hugh, left Mon
day for Spokane where she will make
of liquor.’
a while.
“That is quite true. Neither has capital punishment her home for Karney
has been enter
wiped out murder and robbery, though statistics amply tain Mrs. ng Omer
Robinson and daughter,
show that capital punishment is a great detriment to both and step Mr. children,
from California,
of these crimes.
the past week.
“Surely you do not advocate the repeal of laws estab
of Canby is vis
lishing capital punishment and the licensing of murder iting Mrs. at H. the Garness
home of her daughter,
and theft, because men still murder and steal in defiance Mrs. Walter Gorbett.
Martha Beck is training hops in
of such laws.
“Prohibition has proven itself; it has vindicated its Marquam.
Molalla and Sundy crossed bats so
close Friday at the track meet that
Molalla had to go home after the
twelfth inning with the game still in
a tie. The Sundy team was S. Bacon,
Maronay, Suckow, C. Bacon, Dyer,
Finger, Norquist, Duncan, Griffin.
Sandy battery, Suckow and C. Bacon.
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Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4—
“THE GRIP OFVTHE YUKON”
With Neil Hamilton, Francis X. Bushman and June Marlowe.
A gripping story of love and hatred laid in the romantic gold ~
fields of Alaska. A tremendously thrilling drama of the far =
north. Comedy, “Handicap.” Also—
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Measles M ust Be R eported
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Attention is called to the fact that
“TARZAN THE MIGHTY”
the law requires that cases of mea
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Don’t
miss
this big chapter of the best serial ever filmed.
sles must be reported to the health
officer. Any physician, when called
on such cases is required to report Z Sunday and M onday, May 5 and 6—
the same. The News left the wrong ^
Clara Bow in—
impression last week, as either of the
“THE FLEET’S IN”
physicians in Estacada may receive
A man in every porthole; smiling sailors home. You’ll have to
such reports and transmit them to the H
wait until the fleet’s in! before landing. The best laugh in
health association.
your life. There’s fun enough for everybody—smiling sailors,
laughing
ladies. The “It” girl hits with another big wow in
FOOD SALE AT SC A LES’ SUCCESS
this big comedy-drama. Comedy, “Bugs, My Dear.”
The food sale at Scales’ store in
Sandy drew large crowds all day. It ” W ednesday N ight only, May 8—
was a time for visiting, buying and
Richard Dix in—
joking, and many drew lucky num =
bers for prizes which they proudly
“THE GAY DEFENDER”
carried away.
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A new type of romance! A new type of thrill! A new type of
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drama! A new type of picture( A new Dix that you’ll like!
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Comedy, “Mississippi Mud.”
COMING TO
Stage— Rube Shaw Present*—
PORTLAND = | And cn Girl the Bard
ELMA NOVAK’S VAUDETTES
and Entertainers and other stage Surprises.
DR. MELLENTHIN
I Special Music by the ROYAL ESTACADA1ANS Sunday N ight
SPEC IA LIST
In Internal M edicine for 18 Years
DOES NOT OPERATE
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W ednesday, T hursday, and Friday,
May 15, 16 and 17
Let Us Help Plan Your Spring Improvements
Office hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
owm name and the judgment of those who brought it to
THREE DAYS ONLY
pass. It is here to stay and you whiskey ldvers might just
No C harge for C onsultation
PERHAPS A
MAY BE?
as well get over your spasm and become good, sensible
Many in this community will avail
REMODELING
JOB?
A Sum m er C ottage
Americans.”
themselves of the opportunity to visit
A nother Room
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A New G arage
A new Roof, or new Porches
BORING, May 2.— (Special).— Dr. Mellinthin on this special visit to
Portland.
The
doctor
pays
special
---
W hatever the problem , we
Mrs.
Root,
mother
of
Mrs.
William
P
oultry
House
HOOVER’S TARIFF IDEAS APPROVED
will he giad to have you con*
j Morand and Mrs. Telford, is expected attention to the science of internal
Manufacturers and business men generally appear to to pass almost any time. Mrs. Mor medicine and dietetics. He is trying
B rooder House, E tc.
suit us.
be fairly in accord with President Hoover’s ideas regard ] and
conscientiously to eliminate surgery
is up and much better.
We will estimate the cost of materials for you and recom-
in his treatment of disease as far as
ing the desirability of maintaining and extending the Damascus Grange had a fine social possible.
mend the most practical for your particular purpose.
flexible provisions of the existing tariff law. Whether time Saturday night at the Boring He has to his credit many wonder
I.
O.
O.
F.
hall.
Supper
was
served.
the politicians will agree with the policies outlined by the
farm is still unoccu- ful results in diseases of stomach (es
president in his special message to Congress remains to I pied The and Vetsch
it)
is
not
known if it will be pecially ulcers), glands (especially
be seen.
goitre), ailments of women, disease*
Estacada, Oregon
“ E verything for the B uilder” Phone 70-1
this spring.
Commenting on the message, the executive commit | : cultivated
of liver and bowels, as infected gall
The
school
children
have
been
tee of the National Association of Manufacturers recently working very hard on the big pro bladder, gall stones, appendicitis,
constipation, colitis, autoin
issued a statement through its president in which full gram to be given Thursday of this chronic
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approval of the Hoover proposals was expressed. It said: week.
lation disturbances as high or low
“Commercial preparedness demands a flexible
blood pressure, heart and blood- dis
A NNOUNCEM ENT
means of adapting our protective policy to any economic
orders, skin, nerves, bladder, kidney,
menace to American social standards or our capacity for Having decided to locate and live bed wetting, weak lungs, tonsils, ade
IS NOW ON DISPLAY
steady employment at our established wage levels. A among and with you in your fair little noids,
matabolic disturbances such as
of Estacada I deem it proper and rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
static tariff is impractical in a dynamic industrial world.” city
= We can please you—just the car you want—
appropriate to tell you at this time chronic catarrh.
Briefly, the Hoover idea is that general tariff policies that
my
reason
for
coming
to
your
Medicines
are
prescribed
and
pre
should be defined by Congress, but that the details should city is threefold; first I have been pared for each individual case in his CHEVROLET, OAKLAND and PONTIAC Motor
be largely administered by the President upon the advice for some time and I am yet in poor private laboratory, also special at = Cars; Fairbanks Morse Water Systems and Service.
of a highly qualified tariff commission continuously en health and was told by several doc
given to diet as to proper bal
Stewart-Warner Radios
gaged in fact-finding studies upon which to base its rec tors that a higher altitude would in tention
ance and selection of foods.
probability be a benefit to me.
ommendations—all to be removed as far as possible from all Second,
For this service a nominal charge
there is no variety store is made. Dr. Mellenthin is a regular
the influence of partisan politics.
and therefore I consider it from graduate in medicine and surgery and
It is a business-like, common sense plan, to which no a here business
standpoint, to give the is licensed by the state of Oregon.
valid objection can reasonably be made.
Sandy, Oregon i
people of Estacada and surrounding Married women must be accompanied = Phone Sandy 261
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neighborhood an opportunity to buy by their husbands.
same goods at the same prices as Address: 224 Bradbury Blcig., Los
Speeders should remember that while there may not the
the
in the big cities.
Angeles, Californ!a.
be another car within a mile, it’s only six feet to the ditch. The people
Patronize The News’ Job tainting Department
third reason is to make friends
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as I think good friendship and good
The farmer hasn’t as many amusements as the city fellowship is more precious than
money, to do some one a favor, help
man, says an exchange, but he gets quite a kick out of the them
carry their burden, that have
city man’s efforts to solve the farm problem.
difficulties and troubles, for if we
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CURRINSVILLE
CURRINSVILLE, May 2.— (Spe
cial).— On May 10 the teachers of
Currinsville school will give an en
tertainment and pie social and all
patrons and friends of the school are
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Vedder of
Oregon City spent a pleasant evening
with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin, Mon
day.
Quite a few of the Currinsville
people attended the Keller sale in
Dodge Monday.
George Allen is reported to be
very sick.
Floyd Hale and Wilbur Linn are
working at the Bruns-Mclntyre mill
at Sandy.
George Walter is putting on the
shingles on the new barn of Mr.
Franks.
George Walter, Floyd Hale, and
Frank Jones have completed the re
modeling and redecorating of the
Currinsville store. This is now a
real up-to-date country store and is
carrying an enormous stock of goods.
Mrs. C. W. Fuller is able to be out
and visited her daughter, Mrs. Lee
McKenzie, Sunday.
Buster Tunnell was a Portland vis
itor, Tuesday.
The Frank Halferty family came
out Sunday to visit the W. M. W'ade
family.
The turkey raisers are planning for
a full crop of birds this year, some
planning as high as one thousand
birds. This number, placed in tbe
right kind of coops should command
the highest prices.
Very few farmers of the commun
ity are done seeding on account of
the late rains.
Mrs. T. E. Hammersly and daugh
ter came out Sunday to visit Mrs.
Hammersly. He has transplant
ed 7090 filbert trees which he ex
pects to advertise for sale this fall.
An ad placed in your local paper will
sell what you have for sale and to
your next door neighbor. Try it.
J. W. Wells, who lives on the
Swanson place, has been very sick
but is now able to be out again.
The L. H. Rake family have moved
onto the Thomas A. Miller place.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen, who live on
the J. C. Duus place were trying to
locate and buy a team of horses, on
Tuesday.
The Currinsville store truck hauled
a fine load of fat hogs to the Portland
stock yards for Walter Douglass,
this week.
It seems that the sheep in this com
munity are doing better lately, few
deaths having been reported.
George Walters’ baby was ill Wed
nesday.
should die tomorrow and have done
nobody any good but ourselves we
have not done right.
These are my sentiments, and I am
trying to live up to them and ask all
of you to be friends and join in and
help to make this world a better place
to live in. I promise to be fair and
square in all my dealings, to make a
plain, honest living and I hope that
I shall never regret coming to Esta
cada. I am asking for some of your
patronage. Come and see me soon
and often.
Yours truly,
H. A. ROEHLING.
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I AS IT SHOULD BE—
We Call and
Deliver in
Estacada
Each Tuesday
and Friday
Leave orders at Dartt’s
Barber Shop or Estaca-
Sandy Girl Scouts Hold Cake Sale
da Hotel
Sandy Girl Scouts did well with
their food sale held at Scales' store
OREGON CITY
Saturday. They realized over $5. I LAUNDRY COMPANY
Their leader, Mrs. Ralph Brown, was
ill and could not attend.
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