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C lackam as C ounty N ew s
V O L U ME XXXII
ESTA CA D A , OREGON
Grange Holds All
Day Meeting
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EAGLE
CR E E K
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G RA NGE
SPON
SORS I N T E R E S T IN G PR O
GRAM ON SATURDAY
T he all day m eeting o f the E agle
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C reek gran g e held last S a tu rd ay was
w ell a tte n d ed , not only b,y grange
m em bers but also by a n um ber ol' vis
ito rs inc’.d in g G. W. T hlessen, the
Clack- m as county g ra n g e m aster.
INDICTED ON 2ND DE
GREE MURDER CHARGE
C. E. Lynd aged re sid en t of the
Viola section a rre ste d M arch 9 on a
charge o f assau lt being a rm ed w ith
a dan g ero u s w eapon, was indicted on
a charge o f second d e g ree m u rd er as
the re su lt o f the d eath of his fo r
m er em ployer E rn e s t Robinson. Rob
inson and Lynd had qu arelled oves
paym ent fo r wood c u ttin g and when
the fo rm er called a t the Lynd shack
he was shot tw ice and fa ta lly w ound
ed. Lynd alleged th a t he had shot in
se lf defense b u t a n exam ination show
ed th a t some of the shot stru ck R obin
son in the shoulder from the re ar.
LOCAL P E O P L E ON
A pot luck d in n e r wus served a t
A P R I L JU R Y LIST
noon the tab les being b e au tifu lly de
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c o rated in keeping w ith St. P a tric k 's
T he follow ing local people have
day, g ie e n stre am ers and sham rock
been selected to serve on the ju r y
b e in g in evidence.
F ollow ing d in n e r a fine lite ra ry fo r the A pril te rm of c o u rt. A nn*
pro g ram was p u t on d u rin g which Dillon, E staead a, Jo s. H. McComb,
E v e re tt ShibJey of S p rin g w a ter m ade E staeada, rt. 2, Louis R itz e r E sta-
a talk on the a g ric u ltu ra l outlook. | cada, rt. 1, N oah E. S tingley, E agle
T he m ain fe a tu re of this p rogram war | Creek.
a discussion of the P eople’s U tility
Notice of Special School Meeting
P o w er d istric t bill which will be vot
ed upon A pril 8th. G ordon T aylor
N otice is h ereby given to the legal
talk e d again st the bill a n d G. W. I voters of School D istrict No_ 108
Thie.ssen and Mrs. A. 1. H ughes fo r I C lackam as C ounty, S ta te of O regon,
th e m easure^
j th a t a Special School M eeting o f sai<j
P lans w ere m ade for the May day : d istric t will be held p t the Schoolhouse
picnic by the g ra n g e and the follow i (E stae ad a ) on the 31st day of M arch;
ing com m ittee was appointed to take ! 1938, from 5:00 o’clock P. M. to 9:00
| o’clock P. M., fo r the follow ing ob-
charge. C. L. C ham bers, chairm an,
' je c t: To vote on th e question o f the
W m. S anders, M att G lover, F red ! consolidation o f School D istrict No.
B ates, W a lte r D ouglas and Mrs. 108 and School D istrict No. 50 of
! Clackam as C ounty, O regon, which e l
M aude Fold.
T he m a tte r of en la rg in g the Eagle ection has been called in accordance
j w ith petitions filed with the D istrict
C reek gran g e hall w as also discussed B oundary B oard o f C lackam as C oun
a n d the follow ing building com m ittee ty, O regon, from the d istric ts co n cern
ap pointed.. Mrs. M aude F ord, Rox- ed u n d e r date o f M arch 15, 1938.
a n n a C leste r and Geo. Douglas. This ! D ated this 15th day of M arch, 1938.
I. W. T U C K E R ,
com m ittee will w ork w ith the grange
C hairm an B oard of D irectors.
executive com m ittee on th e project. A tte s t:
T he g ra n g e executive com m ittee con
F ie m o n t H ayden, D istrict Clerk.
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sists of Wm. S anders chairm an, E m
e ry Ford, F red Bates, M aggie Bate.1
a n d W alter Douglas.
A large angel food cake g raced the
tab le d u rin g the di in er h o u r in honor
o f the th irtie th w edding an n iv e rsa ry
o f Mr_ and iUx's. F. W. Bates.
D u rin g the business session the
A tig e r is loose. L ightning flashes.
g ra n g e donated the sum of $5 to the
T h u n d er crashes. T he house is full of
C h ild ren 's F arm Home..
guests. T h ere is no w ay to p ro tec t
them
P u b lish e r C lackam as C ounty News,,
E rm a L ow rie, a shop girl who has
E staeada, O regon.
inh erited a supposedly h a u n te d house
D e ar Sir.
W ouj#
you
please
publish finds h e rse lf in a position like thi3
a b o u t th e election to be held on T here a re creepy noises, lights go out
M arch 31 both a t E staead a and a t pictures on th e wall blink and people
G eorge fo r the consolidation of the disap p ear from it in fro n t o f y o u r
G eorge school d istric t No. 57 w ith
th e E staeada school d istric t No. 108i eyes.
T he polls will be open fro m 5 p.m.,
T he nam e “ T ig e r H ouse” a c c u ra te
u n til 9 p.m.
ly describes th is th rillin g and chilling
O u r G eorge com m unity is grow ing th ree -ac t m ystery play to be p re
so m uch th a t a one room school is ic>
sented by the ju n io r class o f the E s
lo n g er big enough We have alm ost
SO pupils all the tim e and have had tac ad a high school on F rid a y , A pril
as m any as 36. We have tw o teach the first..
e rs in one room and a re so crow ded
E rm a, a shop g irl (M argare»
th a t th e new te a c h e r h a sn ’t even a
W hite) has inherited M ystery M anor,
c h a ir and desk or a nook to hang h e r
an isolated c o u n try estate. By the
c o at in the hall.
T h ere is not m uch prospect of our term s of the will she m ust live in thd
school being small again as people are house fo r a year. She is living th ere
com ing in and buying the logged o ff w ith h e r a u n t (M ayrose B artholo
land and old abandoned places.
m ew ) and the servants, Mrs. M urdock
T h ere is also a good deal o f a g ita
tion fo r tra n sp o rta tio n o f pupils as (Je a n A rm stro n g ) Yam i, a H indu,
all b u t 2 o r 3 fam ilies live too fa r (B ob C ooke), M clnosh, th e boatm an,
fro m school fo r the children to walk. (R aym ond W h itehead) and the Ti-r
It will bee h e ap e r fo r the tax p ay ers ger. ? ? ? She invites h e r cousins
o f G eorge to consolidate w ith Esta* A rth u r H ale (L loyd D uncan) and Os-
cad a than to build a new school h o u sj
wold K erins (G eorge H o m e r) to vis
a n d h ire two teachers. Besides th ere
a re m any ad v an tag es in th e larg e r it h e r fo r aw hile. W ith them comes
h e r pal fro m the shop P eggy V anN ess
school system of E staeada.
Mrs. Geo. H. W iederhold. (C y n th ia P u rc e ll). T he o th e r p a rts,
the m ystery wom en and Thom pson
a re played by B ernice Lem on and Bud
NO TICE
E rickson..
E verybody come to th e G eorge
T his play is fu ll o f suspense,
clubhouse S a tu rd ay evening, M arch
26 fo r a n o th e r good tim e p a rty .— Adv laughs, h o rro rs and surprises. T he
strin g s o f the plot a re tan g le d up by
a tig e r h u n tin g fo r his co llar and
W A N T S CH IL D RE N TO
Oswald fo r his bugs. The creepy noiJ
CO M PL E T E S EDUCATION
ses and m ysterious exits tho ro ly u n
nerve all th e c h ara cte rs. B ut d o n ’t
A resid en t of the “ d u st bow l” in a re a fra id o f course you will be excit
th e m iddle w est w rites an E staeada ed. You m ight even scream . B ut ju s t
frien d . “ Please let me know when it w hen you expect the w orst you will
ra in s m ost in the E staeada country. s ta r t laughing a t some o f th e rib
My tw o boys a re ab o u t to g ra d u ate tickling com edy which alw ays comes
fro m college and I w ant them to see along ju st a t the rig h t m om ent. It i:(
a ra in storm in o rd e r to com plete this v a rie ty w hich m akes th e play
th e ir ed u catio n .”
so am using. T hrills one m om ent, com
edy the n ex t, rom ance th e next. And
Crimson Clover Finding Favor
it all leads to an unexpected conclu
sion th a t will leave you gasping and
T h a t crim son clover has m ade a m aybe a b it ch ag rin ed to find th a t
place fo r Itself in th e a g ric u ltu re of a f te r all you have guessed w rongly as
C lackam as county is shown in reco rd f
to th e g u ilty party .
o f th e soil conservation service which
in d ic a te th a t m ore th an 1000 acres
o f this relatively new crop w ere plan MRS. LEN A M. BARR FIL E S
te d in th e county last year. Typical of
FOR COM M IT TE E W O M A N
th e experiences o f fa rm e rs try in g
th is crop is th a t o f E dw ard S h e a re r of
Mrs. L ena M. B a rr has filed; fov
S p rin g w a ter says co u n ty a g en t J J.
precin ct com m itteew om an from the
Inskeep. His land is r a th e r acid and
E staead a precin ct on th e dem ocratic
b e had d iffic u lty g e ttin g a stan d of
I ticket.
o th e r legum es.
“ Tiger House”
is Coming
FRID A Y , MARCH 25, 1938
Special School
P.U.D. Meeting
Meeting Called
Here April 4th
HOWARD MASS TRIAL
STARTS MARCH 29TH
n u m m i : i:
Will Celnbrate
10th Anniversary
D ate of the tria l o f H ow ard M.
tf
Mass a t H illsboro has been set for
T uesday, M arch 29. Ju d g e P e ters of
ESTACAD A BOY SCOUT TR O O P
W IL L VOTE ON P E T IT IO N OF BOTH SID ES O F PU B LIC U T IL IT Y W ashington county will preside.
D IS TRICT Q U E S T IO N TO
A t the co u rt h e arin g when the date
BA N Q U E T AND PROGRAM
GEORG E D IS T R IC T TO
o f the tria l was fixed d istric t a tto rn ey
BE P R E S E N T E D
S E T FOR A P R IL 13
JO IN E ST ACAD A
F re d A. M iller a n d d e p u ty a tto rn ey
general W ade a p p eared fo r th e state_
The school board o f E staeada
A public m eeting to h ear both A tto rn ey W illiam Have o f H illsboro ( The an n u al Boy Scout b an q u et and
school d istric t No. 108 has called a sides o f the Public U tility d istric t app eared fo r the d e fen d a n t. At thq e n te rta in m e n t this y e ar will be in
tra il Chas. T. Sievers o f O regon C ity celeb ratio n o f th e te n th a n n iv e rsa ty
special m eeting to be held a t the
question which will soon be voted
o f the fo u n d in g o f the E staead a Boy
will also a p p e a r fo r th e defense.
g ra d e school house in E staead a on
upon a t the polls A pril 8, will be held'
T hursday, M arch 31st, from 5 pm .,
J u s t one w eek la te r A pril 5, the Scout troop. T he b a n q u et will be s e w
to 9 p.m ., to vote on the question in the E staead a union high school second tria l o f S h e riff M ass is due to ed by th e ladies o f the E stae ad a A m
of th e consolidation o f school dis a u d ito riu m on M onday evening, A p s ta r t in O regon C ity this to be b e erican legion a uxiliary and by th e
tric t No. 108 E staeada, and chool ril 4 u n d e r the auspices o f the busi fo re Ju d g e Carl H endricks of Fossil Scout m others a r rl will tak e place i.i
d istric t No. 57, George_
It was Ju d g e H endricks who g ran ted th e c a fe te ria of the new E staead a
ness m en of E staeada..
T he »lection has been called in
th
e change of venue to H ow ard Mas high school on W ednesday evening,
Two speakers will be on the p ro
accordance with petitio n s filed w ith
upon the ground th a t he could not A pril 13. All proceeds from the a lY a r
the d istric t bo u n d ary board o f C lack, gram , one fo r th e u tility d istric t and h^ve a fa ir tria l in this county. It i w ill go to buy equipm ent fo r the lo
one a g ain st the fo rm atio n of such a a o t believed th a t the H ow ard Mass cal Boy S cout tro o p and to help pay
am us county.
d istric t E ach sp e a k er will be allow case will tak e long to try as the re tra n s p o rta tio n fo r the boys who tak e
ed to talk 30 m inutes. A fte r each cords involved a re sim ple. This should p a rt in th e Boy S cout circu s in P o rt
MRS. J. J. P E N N E R ’S
sp eak er com pletes his ta lk the au- also be tru e of th e second tria l of land som etim e in May.
M O TH ER D IE S SUNDAY
dience will be allow ed te n m inutes in the sh e riff. The c o u rt has ruled upon
A splendid program o f e n te rta in
w hich to ask questions.
all the m aterial points involved and m ent is being p re p are d and will in
Mrs. J . J. P e n n e r received w o r d ,
S everal exceptionally fin e m usical b oth sta te and defense know ju $ t clude a talk by S co u tm aster Ob* r-
this w eek th a t h e r m other, Mrs. A nn j
te u f f e r who will show p ictu res and
num bers will also be on the program . w hat evidence will be adm itted.
W elty died Sunday m orning a t Stet-
describe his horseback trip dow n th e
Local
o
fficials
have
received
no
This m eeting is being sponsored by
lor, A lb erta, C anada.
the B stacada business m en to give the tice th a t Dave P alm blad serving tim e Skyline tra il O th e r num bers on tin-
people o f the E staeada com m unity fo r ta k in g tax m oney has applied p rogram will be p u t on by m em bers
OB IT U A R Y OF P H I L I P S. STAMP
a n o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r b oth sides of fo r a parole. P alm blad gave te s ti o f the local troop.
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Mrs. F. E. Dooley, Mrs. Sam B a rr
th e question p e rta in in g to the P eo m ony fo r the sta te in the case against
Philip S ag er S tam p w as born Dec ple’s U tility d istric t law. T his is one j S h e riff Mass.
and Mrs. O ra l S to rm er head a com
e m b er 24, 1861 in Cass county, Mich o f the m ost im p o rta n t if n o t the m ost
m ittee in charge o f th e ban q u et. D ei
igan, the son o f Philip S a g e r and im p o rta n t election ev er held in O re S U R P R IS E PA RTY AT
c orations fo r the a f fa ir will b e f u r
M ary Stam p. W hen Philip w as a b gon and everybody should m ake them -
T H E C L E S T E R HOME nished by the E staead a G ard en club.
o u t 8 y ears old his p a re n ts moved to selves fa m ilia r w ith the m a tte r b e fo ie
A charge o f 35 cents a p late fo:
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F ish er’s Landing, W ash., w here th ey going to the polls..
a d u lts and 25 c en ts fo r children will
Mrs. Geo. B ecker gave a surprise b e m ade.
located on a dom estic land claim.
p a rty fo r h e r husband a t the T. M.
H ere he m et and m arried G e rtru d e
T H E TAX FLOOD S
C lester home last F rid ay evening. A
E. C am pbell in 1892. To th is union
B IG G E S T D R O P L E T large a tte n d an c e was p re sen t and a.l
seven children w ere born all o f whom
had a m ost enjoyable tim e
survive. Louis and Lloyd o f W ecot-
ta, Alice A bbott o f Tacom a, W ash.
E dna D unn of Pullm an, W ash., G lad
ys L iehthorn o f M iranda, C alif., H a r
old o f E staead a a n d R o b e rt of Schof-
field B arracks, H aw aii. O n Ju ly 5,
1928 his w ife G e rtru d e died and on
O c to b er 5, 1932 he m arried M a rg ar
e t R ector. A little over a y e a r ago
Mr. S ta m p ’s health began fa ilin g and
he d e p arted this life a t the O regon
City hospital the m orning of M arch
15, 1938 a t the ag e of 76 years,
2 m onths and 19 days.
B esides his children and w ife he
leaves tw o sisters, Mrs. Rose Ileibc-
stre id t of P o rtlan d and Mrs. P a rth e n a
A ikens o f W ashougal, six g ra n d ch il
d ren and num erous o th er relatives.
F u n e ra l services w ere held M arch
17 a t 1 p.m., fro m the C hapm an F u n
e ral hom e, Rev. Love o f the local
C hristian church o fficiatin g . Musiq
was fu rn ish ed by th e Beck family^
P a llb e a re rs w ere Chas. Palm er, Am
os Hills, B. R. K im m el, C h e ster Rice,
and W. L. W heldon. In te rm e n t was
m ade in the fam ily plot in the local
Odd Fellow cem etery.
Armstrong Has
New Chick Strain
A big d ro p let in th e flood of cash
which poured into the C lackam as
county sh e riff's o ffice d u rin g the fin
al M arch 15 ta x ru sh w as the big
$358,887 check o f the P o rtlan d Gen-
• ral E lectric com pany, O re g o n ’s big-
I 'C S L
tax p ay er.
The check re p re
sented the u tility com pany’s full
1938 tax in C lackam as county a f te r
dedu ctin g the th re e p e rce n t re b ate
allowed fo r ad vance paym ent. Ac
c o rd in g t o C u rts i t (am ounted to
$33.25 fo r each o f the u tility ’s 10,791
residential custom ers in th e county.
NEW
BOOKS ON GA RDENING
T he follow ing books th a t will in
te re s t all who a re engaged in flow er
c u ltu re a re now in the E stae ad a li
b ra ry .
“ P ra c tica l L andscape G a rd ea in g ,”
by R o b e rt C ridland..
“ The C om plete H om s L andscape"
by A rth u r Je n n in g s..
“ F o u r Seasons in the G a rd en ,” by
E van R exford.
“ F lo w erin g T rees and S h ru b s,” by
A. J. M acfels.
“ F lo w er K itchen G ard en ,” by J e s
sica C ofgrade.
“ \ \ iId F low ers o f the P acific,” by
H askins.
IN F O R M A TIO N ON P E O P L E ’S
A. W. A rm strong who is going into
th e p o u ltry business on a large scale
a t his place, “ H illsview ” here in Es-
U T IL IT Y D IS T R IC T
Q uestion.
Can a u tility d istric t
le v y -ta x e s ?
A nsw er: Yes, it can.
U tility d istric ts can levy and collect
taxes on all p ro p e rty fo r two p u r
R eds” into his flock. These chicken
poses, to pay o p e ra tin g costs o f the
w ere developed by the M assachus pow er-light system and to pay the
e tts sta te college m any y e a r ago a t o bligations o r bonds th a t m ay be vot
F ra n k lin , M assachusetts. T he P arm en ed by the people a n d sold.
Q uestion. H as a u tility d istric t th a
te r Reds are p ractically non-broodin'.'
to
condem n p ro p e rty ?
and lay a u niform colored egg. M r 1 a u th o rity
A rm stro n g says th ey will outlay th<- , A n sw er: Y es, it has. It can condem n
leghorn chicken. He has one pullet ot, p ro p e rty by p u ttin g up a bond with
th is stra in w ith a re co rd o f 137 egg j a c o u rt on five days notice.
in 139 days and a n o th e r pullet with :
Q uestion. If y o u r p ro p e rty is voted
record of 136 eggs in 139 days. The r into a u tility d istric t can you la te r
pullets a re not y e t one y e a r old. The g e t it out so as to avoid taxes and
P a rm e n te r Reds s ta rt laying w hen 5 bond issues.? A nsw er: No, once your
m onths old and a re stric tly a utility p ro p e rty is in a u tility d istric t you
stra in and not fo r exhibition purposes, c an n o t g e t it out.
Mr. A rm strong is v ery en th u -iastic
Q uestion. Can cities vote them selves
over the P a rm e n te r Red stra in which out when the d istric t is being voted
he inten d s to develop to the full' t on? A nsw er: Yes, th e vote on fo rm
extent.
ing a u tility d istric t is counted se p a r.
T his week Mr. A rm strong shipped a tely in cities
a cockerel to the F u tu re F a rm e r’s
Q uestion. If c itiees vote them selves
O rganization a t L akeview .
out, w hat ab o u t the u tility d istric t’s
op eratio n in tho balance o f the coun
F o r the b e n e fit o f those women ty outside the c ities? A nsw er. If the
w ith small children and babies who balance o f the co u n ty outside of cities
wish to a tte n d the play "T ig e r Hnu ” ■ oti to form a u tility d istric t and if
the girls league o f the hiyh chool the hydro electric com m ission of O re
conduct a n u rse ry . T he children will gon says a u tility d istric t in p a rt of
be le ft in the safe care of capabh th e co u n ty th a t form s a d istric t is
high school girls. T here will be toy- fea ible th en tTie county outside the
fo r the older ones and a place to sleep cities m ust go it alone assum ing by
fo r the younger
it s If the nece ;ary bonds and taxes
tac ad a has in troduced th e fam ous
w orld cham pion chickens, “ P a rm e n te r
Outstanding
Shows at Esta
T O W N SE N D
CLUB W IL L M E L T
■' O'* ■*
E staead a Tow nsend club No. 1 will
“ T H E LOST H O RIZO N”
m eet a t the Odd Fellow s hall W ed
nesday, A pril 6, a t 8 pm. T his is the
E sta th e a tre is proud to pro. out
re g u la r m onthly m eeting and a good on Sunday, M onday a n d T uesday,
a tte n d an c e is desired. A good e n te r M arch 27, 28 a n d 29 the g re a te s t e n
tain m en t has been a rra n g e d fo r which
te rta in m e n t in all screen history slu r
all should enjoy.
rin g R onald C olm an in the super-spe
A delegation from the O regon C ity
cial “ The L ost H orizon.” Million ihe
club is expected.
world o ver h ave been sw ept o ff th e ir
T he e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee has
fe e t by the pow erful d ra m a and o v e r
m ade a rra n g e m e n ts fo r a prize con
w helm ing beau ty d u rin g 100 epoch-
te s t fo r th e ju venile e n te rta in e rs ;
m aking. ’ roadshowf engagem ent- a t
nam ely f irs t prize 50c, 2nd prize 25c
$2.20 top. These three m illion per
3rd prize 25c. All cash prizes
sons have preview ed this g re at pic
A pot luck su p p er will be served. tu re a n d say it m ust be seen to be
Business of in te re s t to all m em a p p rec ia ted . By any sta n d ard of com
b e rs will be b ro t up fo r considera parison “ L ost H orizon will be h e r
tion a t this m eeting. E lection of a alded the g re a te s t m otion p ictu re ev
p re sid en t to fill o u t the unexpired e r m ade. B iefly a story of “ Lost H o r
term of P resid en t H ayden who resign izon” concerns five persons who are
ed last m eeting, M arch 16.
kidnapped in a n airp lan e in China
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a n d flow n deep into the h e a rt o f for
bidden T hibit. Picked up by u cara
van headed by a m ystic and e ld c rlj
Chinese th ey a re escorted to w hat
is p erhaps the m ost u nusual place on
the face o f th e e arth , th e lam a rl \
o f S hangri-L a. H ere closeted secure
Colored folders show ing sum m er re ly by m ountains im p en etratab le to the
creation«! facilities a t T im herline u n in itiate d is a se ttin g of indescrih
lodge and pictures of the room s and able b e au ty and serenity peopled ii>
lodge in te rio rs are now being m ade m em bers o f the stra n g e st cu lt of mo
fo r the hostelry, according to m an a d e rn tim es. Rom ance and ad ventin''
g e r C. . M cLean who says he expects a re the lot o f th e bew ildered kidnap
to c a rry an extensive advertising cam victim s b u t one m ust see and h e a r
paign d u rin g the sum m er. Skiing will th is g re a t m asterpiece to a ppreci.ne
probably be good on the m ountain it. In addition P a ra m o u n t News
u n til the firs t of Ju n e and a fte r th a t
“ TH E BA RRIER”
horseback riding, hiking, golfing, fish
Advertise Mount
Hood Country
ing and m any o th er diversions will
in te re st to u rists as well as people who
live n e a r here. The a d v ertisin g will
not be confined to the lodge b u t will
be shown as the c en ter o f a g re a t
field o f sports.
T im berline had one of the busiest
w eeks with more guests from fa ra
w ay places and more indication of in
te re s t th an ever. The m an agem ent is
m aking a n um ber o f changes and thr*
lodge has already achieved an a ir of
stability which causes people to ex
claim w hen they learn it ha only
been open fo r six weeks.
R E E L E C T GO VERNOR
MARTIN M EETING
This evening, F riday, M arch 25,
a t 8 pm., an organization m eeting of
th e reelect G overnor M artin club- of
C lackam as county will be held in
Judge F ish e r’s courtroom in the new
c o u rt house in O regon City.
The purpose of this m eeting is sim
ply to p erfect the organization of
local clubs or ch ap ters fo r the ef
fectiv* conduct of a program fo r th-
reelection of G overnor Chas. II. Mi-
tln. I t is expected th a t a n um ber o {
local people will a tte n d the m eeting
W ednesday a n d T hursday, M arch
30 and 31 the E sta th e a tre presen t
Itex B each’s g re a t sto ry “ The B ar
rie r.” The film is a genuine outdoo
pictu re recorded a g ain st the sceniie
splendor o f M ount B ak er nation il
park.
The them e o f Mr. B each’s novel
m ay be tersely sum m arized as a red
blooded m elodram a and a vivid, ro
god love story. I t is th e story o f a
h a lf Indian girl re are d in the biel.''.
th a t she is w hite, tak en from a b ru tal
fa th e r, recovered by him again, but
rescued by a courageous lover w h >
w eds her. B oisterous as is the t o n
it will o ffe r to wom en a te n d e r fov •
sto ry th a t ru n s the gam ut o f tie
h e art-tu g g in g em otions. It is c ro w d 'd ,
w ith those incidents o f th rill anil ;n • *
tion th a t send the red blood racin',
th ru th e veins o f men. D on’» mi
“ T he B a rrie r” . In addition a dand;.
com edy.
T oday (F rid a y ) the G ingham <
is m eeting a t th e C hristian chi
for an all day m eeting. T here wil
a pot luck luncheon a t noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ram B a rr and fam
spent the day Sunday with th eir <
in-law a n d d a u g h te r Mr. ami M
U c a r Lina a t Georg»,