C lackam as "C ounty - N ew s
EST A C A D A , OREG O N
VO LU M E XXXII
Grange Picnic
May 21st
THIRTY-FIRST
A N NUA L PICNIC
OF EAGLE CREEK GRANGE
TO BE BIG AFFAIR
T he 3 1 st an n u al picnic o f the E a
a le C reek g ra n g e is scheduled to b*
h e ld on S a tu rd ay , May 31. C. L.
C ham bers is in churge o f the p ro
g ram lo r the day and he announced
th a t th e m orning session will bo
know n as “ F a rm e rs Institute'* thi.
year. S peakers on this lo g ra ra will
be Mr. F . J . B ecker o f G resham w ho
will ta lk on the question "R aising
V eg etald es fo r Cold P ack in g ” This
is som ething new in a g ric u ltu re am i
prom ises to be of g re a t b e n e fit to thil
fa rm e rs of this d istric t.. T he o b jec t i:
to freeze peas, beans, etc. and soil
th em in packages. A n o th e r speaker
will be C arroll D. Bush p ro m in en t n u t
n u rse ry m an of E agle C reek who will
d e liv e r an in te re stin g ta lk on the
“ New F ru its ”
A fe a tu re of the m orning pro g
ra m will be an “ A g ric u ltu ra l” base
ball gam e betw een the S p rin g w a ter
a n d t h | E agle C reek granges. In a g
ric u ltu ra l baseball the p itc h e r throw s
q uestions a t the catch er, m ost o f the
q uestions being o f a highly am using
c h ara c te r. I t ’s a lot of fu n and should
a d d g re a tly to th e success o f the
picnic.
B asket lunch will be enjoyed a t
12:30 and c o ffee will be served.
In the a fte rn o o n the various schools
o f this d istric t will com pete in a th
letic events, d an cin g and singing fo r
w hich a tro p h y w jll be aw ard ed the
w inning school.
T he principal ad d ress o f th e day
w ill he on the su b je c t “ W orld Cons
d itio n s” and the speaker will pro b
ab ly be G. B e rn ard N oble of Reed
College. Follow ing the m ain address,
th e re will be m iscellaneous a ttr a c
tions.
In the evening the E agle C reek
g ra n g e will stage th e ir an n u al picnii
dance a t F u c h ’s hall.
H. C. GOHRING TO
BUILD TOURIST COURT
Contest Rules
|Eighth Grade
Graduates
T h ere h a s long been a need fo r |
Are Announced
to u ris t accom odations in E stac ad a ,
T his need is soon to be supplied w ith
the erection of a m odern to u ris t c o u rt
by H. C. G ohring. Mr. G ohring has
purchased th e th re e lots ju s t south of
his residence on M ain stre e t and is
now engaged in p re p arin g the pro*
p e rty fo r the e rec tio n o f th ree all
m odern to u ris t cabins.
Mr. G ohring is to be highly com-
m ended in th is e n te rp rise w hich is
c erta in to be successful a s E stacada
is one o f th e b e st located cities m
O regon fo r such a business and the
public will a p p reciate th e accom oda
j tion o ffe re d by Mr. G ohring’s to u rist
court.
CLACKAMAS CO. MASON-
IC LODGES TO MEET
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E stac ad a M asonic lodge will e n .
te rta in th e o th er Masonic lodges o l
the co u n ty a t a jo in t m eeting to be
held in th e E stacada M asonic tem plo
on T u esd ay evening, May 24th. A spe
cial program to f i t the occasion is be*
ing p re p are d .
GALE FREEMAN FOUND
GUILTY IN LOCAL COURT
G ale F reem an was found guilty of
the charge o f d y n am itin g fish in E a
g le C reek w as fin ed $100 on F riday,
May 6th. The case w as trie d beforo
Ju d g e C. O. T ro u p e of E stacad a who
suspended $30.50 of the fine. He
was a reste d by Police O ffic e r Meads.
Floyd H ale w as th e sta te s w itness.
Music Festival
And Track Meet
A larg e n u m b er of frien d s and pa
re n ts cam e to the E stac ad a g rade
school F rid a y o f last w eek to hear,
see and ta k e p a rt in the an n u al grade
sehool m usic festival and tra c k m eet
DA NCE AT ODD FELLOW
C urrinsville w as th e only visiting
HALL SATURDAY, MAY 14 j school and we w ere very glad to
have th em spend th e day w ith us.
T he m usic festival began a t ten
D on’t fo rg e t th e big dance sponsor-1
ed by the Odd Fellow dance com m it-j o’clock a n d w as g re a tly enjoyed by
all who a tte n d ed . T he colors w ere
tee on S a tu rd ay night, May 14. M us-j p re sen te d by the Boy Scouts and tho
ic by V e rn ’s M elodeons. E v erybody j pledge w as led by H a rry Brown a fte r
w hich the audience jo in ed in sin g in g
invited. A dm ission 25 cents. — Adv.
the S ta r S pangled B anner. T he re g u
la r fe stiv a l p ro g ram as selected by
the co u n ty com m ittee w as th en fo l
lowed w ith the exception o f R hythm
bands and a special n u m b er by the
violin class. The Coop girls also sang
a special num ber. T he grade school
band played The program was d i
rected very successfully by Miss B er
P la n tin g s of red creep in g fescue n adine L en h art.
g rass seed fo r seed production p u r
L unch was enjoyed by all..
poses have been m ade b.y th re e C lack
T he w e ath e r having cleared enough
am as county fa rm e rs. A ccording to to d ry the ath le tic field th e tra c k
c o u n ty a g e n t J. J. Inskeep these ard m eet w as soon u n d e r w ay u n d e r the
believed to be th e firs t com m ercial d ile c tio n o f Miss H elen O sborn, V er
p lan tin g s o f red creep in g fescue n non T odd and F ra n k Brown.
C lackam as county.
Follow ing a re the re su lts:
Red creep in g fescue is an excel
le n t p a stu re g rass and because of its G irls C 60 y ard dash.
1st, M ay T om pkins, C urrinsville
fin e green blades in resistan ce ti
Second, R uby H elgeson, E stacada.
d ro u g h t it shows g re a t prom ise of be
com ing a fin e law n grass. The seed G irls B 60 yard dash.
1st tie betw een P a t D uus and Jessie
p lan te d cam e fro m a n actu al p lan t
ing on th e fa rm of H en ry Schm idt of R ugg of E stacada.
G arfield, and w as found by county
2nd, B e tty B eard, E stacad a
a g e n t Inskeep and H enry R am ptou G irls A 60 y a rd dash.
o f th e O regon e x p erim e n t statio n
1st, A udrey Ludlow , E stacada.
in 1936..
2nd M ildred K iggins, E stacada.
M r. Schm idt c a re fu lly fe rtiliz e d Boys 60 y a rd cash.
a n d cared fo r the plot in 1937 and
1st, M ilton S parks, E stacada.
strip p ed a q u a n tity of seed whicl
2nd, J u n io r B eard, E stacad a
w as planted by V. C Dopplebi of Li Boys B 60 y ard dash.
b e ral, C harles G e rb er of C larkes, anu
1st, C larence Cobb, E stacada.
Ray R eitsm a o f B oring. So ra re is
2nd, H. M cCollister
th e seed th a t it has been planted in
row s w here it will be c u ltiv ated the Boys A 100 yard dash.
1st H a rry B row n.
f irs t sum m er to keep th e stra in p u n
2nd, L eroy P reston.
fro m w eeds and o th er grasses
R
elay:
C Girls.
No creep in g fescue seed is nou
F irs t team , B. H edlind, Donalee
grow n in th e U. S. a n d it is obtainable
H ayden, L avonne Ballou, R uby H el
only in sm all lots from E ngland.
V ernon H epler o f C anby also ha;, geson.
B G irls, firs t team
a sm all lot o f seed grow n on the g ras
P a t Duus, Dot E nglish, E velyn Bal-
n u rse ry estabished on his fa rm ii
1936. The seed fo r his plot w as ob lou, Z. W allace.
tain e d fro m the O regon experim enf A G irls, f irs t team .
V irg in a Goodm an, V irgnia B rook
sta tio n .
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shire, P hyllis Lewis, E dna H elgeson.
Notes From
County Ageni
PIE SOCIAL
On May the 14th a p ro g ram anc
pie uoial will be given a t th e G a r
field grange hall. All wom en bring
pies which will he auctioned o ff t,
th e highest bidder. All those women
n o t b rin g in g a pie will be charged
10 cents. The evening will be spent
in th e usual social w ay. T im e, 8
o ’clock. Those com ing a lt e r the pro
gram will be charged 10 cents unti
m idnight.— Adv.
V O TE 23 X, F re d A. M iller for
C ircu it C o u rt Ju d g e . F ro m hum ble
C h ristian p aren ts, to high esteem irt
th e legal profession, g u a ra n te e s an
honest, u p rig h t ad m in istratio n Paid
Adv.
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T he E stacad a v o lu n te e r fire de
p a rtm e n t boys deserve a new fire
tru ck . Y our p ro p e rty deserves b e tte r
fire p rotection th an it is now receiv
ing from the old, d ila p ita ted equip
m en t we now have to fig h t fire.
V ote “ Y es” on th e $3500 bond elec
tio n of the C ity of E stac ad a on May
2 0 th and assure buying th e new fire
truck fo r o u r fir e d e p artm e n t.
FR ID A Y , MAY 13,' 1 9 3 8 '
I STUDENTS WHO WILL GRADU
SPECIFICATIONS
AND
RULES
ATE FROM 8TH GRADES IN
FOR ESTACADA GARDEN
THIS TERRITORY
CLUB COMPETITION
N U M BER 14
WM. CHANDLER IN
BUSINESS AGAIIN
W illiam C handler th is w eek again
resum ed m an ag em en t and ow nership
o f C handler’s C afe in the Masonic
building succeeding O scar Goerz.
T he m any frie n d s of Mr. C handler
a re glad to see him back a t the old
stand once m ore and to welcom e him
again in to th e business life of Esv
tacada.
Air Mail Week
Starts Sunday
Greetings from
ESTACADA, OREGON
G rad u atio n d ates and pupils who
will g ra d u a te from the eighth g rade
P ercen t
MORE NEW BOOKS
Sec. 1, Law n
in this te rrito ry a re here n o te d :
W elches, May 24.C aroline Doris
Lot 1, C ontour of g round, )
T
he
E stac ad a lib ra ry is the re ci
L ot 2, seeded.
H elm er, M arcella F ra n c es Johnson,
M ildred Ja n e O ’B rien, F ra n c e s Ada*
L ot 3, wild
) 15 p ient o f the follow ing new books of
fiction, the g ift of the study club.
L ot 4, c u t
)
laide P e th and M arcus Young.
A rundel, by K enneth R oberts.
L ot 6, uncout
)
Viola, May 23. Leon Dow, W anda
E n c h a n te r’s nightshade, by A nn
L ot 6, u n p lan te d ,
)
E laine G uild, V irgina Rose L ankins,
‘LAND OF THE LOGANBERRY”
E lm a E lizabeth T enny, E lva A m an Sec 11, w eodless condition.......... • Bridge.
The N utm eg Tre<$ by M argery
Sec. I l l, B rushless condition .............5
da T enny.
N at. A ir Mail W eek, May 15-21
Sharpe.
C urrinsville. May 27. L ester C our- Sev IV , S h ru b b ery , tre e s, hedges
T h e Case of th e Seven of C alvary,
and vines ...........................................10
tain, D onald Douglas, Donald I)alo
by A nthony B oucher.
E rd t, M arie Jo h n , Lloyd R. L ooney, Sec. V, w alks, (ste p p in g stones,
T he above design is being used
T he T u rn in g W heels, by S tu a rt
brick, co n crete, e tc .) .................. 10
Ila io ld P ierce Lovell, P e rry A. N ew
by P o stm aster A. II. Fasel of E sta
Sec. VI, flow ering b o rd e rs ..............5 Cloets..
man.
cada to advertise A irM ail w eek which
The C itadel, b y J . A. C ronin.
L ogan, M ay 26. E lizab eth C a th e r Sec. V II, flow ers.
Rex, by F u lle rto n ^ a l d o .
T his s ta rts n e x t Sunday, May 15.
L ot 1, a n n u als
ine W eigel.
T he design is especially ap p ro p riali
L ot 2, p eren n ials .............................15 book w as given th elib ra ry by Ja m es
Kelso, May 24
M arie L. L ed
since th e E stacad a c o u n try is becom
b u ry , R uby V Sivun, F lo ren ce I. Sec. 8, p o o l ...............................................7 Rickey.
ing
m ore and m ore know n fo r not
Revenue, G ordon E. Jo n sru d , Glen A. Sec. 9, rock g a rd e n ............................ 7
only th e q u a lity b u t th e q u a n tity of
M ace, B illie H. Dyal, A aron W. C lif Sec. 10, fences, tre llis o r a rb o r ....7
WRITE IN C. O. TROUPE
lo g an b e rrie s grow n here.
Sec. 11 g a rd en fu rn itu re .................. 7
ford.
P o stm a ster F asel is to be com m enn-
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
S p rin g w ater, May 27. H erm an R. Sec. 12 firep lace ..................................7
de and c o n g ra tu la te d on giving thi
T h ere will be tw o scorings, the
T eeple, Russell M c H u g h , H ow ard
publicity to E stac ad a w hich he has
first w as T hursday, M ay 5th, the se
N obody has filed fo r the office of
H a rry M endenhall, Lois Sw anson,
done a t his own expense.
Sandy, M ay 23. W allace Scales cond th is fall. F irs t prize o f $6 and Ju stic e o f th e Peace fo r the E sta
J u n io r L oundree, E dw ard Schm itz, second prize o f $4 will be given in cada d istrict. Ju d g e C O. T roupe
Rex Russell, E dw ard W olf, R obert each division. T he decision o f the has been prevailed upon to accept
I t ’s good business to vote “ Y es”
th e office a g ain and v o ters a re ask on th e $3500 c ity bond election of
Goheen, Paul O rr, D ean Folsom , Ron-- ju d g es wlil be final.
ed to w rite his nam e in on the b al the C ity of E stacad a on May 20th.
aid F ischer, Jo e Y ocrger, Bobbie Neu
lot, being c a re fu l th a t an X is m arks
haus, T ed Price, M ilton H a rris, Bill DEAR SISTER BLUEBOTTLE
ed in fro n t o f th e nam e.
B laser, Lyle C aram beau, J e a n e tte
SCHOENBURG SHOULD
TALKS
ON
AND
ON
K iesecker, E va Pickens, B ertha Neil-
BE NOMINATED
EASTERN STAR N O T IC E
sen, G loria D uncan, D orris Johnson.
M arg aret D unsm uir, F lorence Fisch
D ear S ister B luebottle w as wound
er, P atsy Jo n e s, B e tty D ibbert, Velva up and soliloquizing on ev ery th in g
T h ere will be a sta te d com m unica
A lthough it is th e policy o f thi4
W arren.
from a n ts to h usbands a n d th a t con- tion of M ountain C h ap ter, No. 108, n ew spaper not to endorse any candi,
Sandy R idge, May 30. LeroyD avid stitu e s the g re a t portion of c h a p te r O. E. S , in th e Masonic tem ple on d a te h efo re th e p rim a ry election, wu
Bell, E lsie Em m a F renz, W alter six o f E stac ad a ’s anim al life w hich is T uesday evening, May 17 a t 8 o’clock. feel th a t ju stice to th e E stacad a ter
F ren z, A rlie Q. Davis
V isiting m em bers welcom e. By ordei rito ry and C lackam as co u n ty a s d
to a p p e a r n e x t w eek
o f the w orthy m atron. N ina B. E cker, whole w ould not he done if a tte n tio n
Dover, May 37. L uan n a B ette A n
S e c re ta ry ,
derson, R o b ert Irvin C ra ft, Golie Mai
w as n o t called to th e o u tstan d in g
Dilley, Ray K ing
w ork done by B e rn ard S choenburg a
G eorge, M ay 30.
Phyllis Joyce
Y our “ Yes” vote on the $3500 E
county com m issioner and also as fo r
Neshim e, V ida Viola Tucholke, John
tac ad a city bond election M ay 20 will m er chairm an o f th e C lackam as
W alter Cox.
give E stac ad a a new fire tru ck . The C ounty P lan n in g board.
Elwood, May 35. M ary E. V allen.
saving in in su ran ce ra te s alone by
S c hoenburg w orked fa ith fu lly foe,
D aniel Lowell S tah ln eck er, E rv in
reason o f having the new fire equip and is d irectly responsible fo r the
S trean , B enjam in E. Snyder, D elm ai
m en t will m ore th an pay fo r th e little m any p ro jec ts in th is te rrito ry and
E tre a n , A lb e rt M ichael Cox, W illiam CANDIDATES FOR U S. SENATOR, increase in taxes. I t ’s good busines: co u n ty w hich h ave given w ork ♦*»
GOVERNOR, STATE AND
Zauss.
to spefld m oney w hen you can save people o f o u r c o u n ty am 1
T he roll o f eighth g rad e g ra d u a te s
m oney
CO. OFFICES SP EA K s.
be o f be-
fo r the E stac ad a school w as not com
to
pleted a t tim e o f goiry; to pre-s. 7/i
LOCAL
FARM
PRODUCTS
nam es o f th e g ra d u a te s will be pTTy. 1 E verybody is cordially invitee' J o
ON
DI3PLAY
THIS
WEEK
a tte n d a m eetin g iit th e K stegoda
lished la te r
g ta d e school a u d ito riu m Friday ev
Som e fin e sp e c im en « .'o f G o ld e n '
ening, May 13 a t 8 oclock a t w hich
l ime cand id ates fo r n om ination on th e Seal fro m th e ran ch o f Jo sep h Doudd
INSURANCE SAVING
a re on display a t th e E stac ad a S ta t/
ocratic tic k e t will speak
MORE THAN TAXES dem C arl
C. D onaugh a n d JVillia M ahon bank th is w eek This golden seal i,
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ey, c an d id ates fo r U. S. S e n a to r will fo u r y ears old.
G. P. Rose city reco rd er, m ade a speak and it is expected th a t G over
J . O. C offield o f the E agle C reek
trip to P o rtlan d W ednesday to find n o r C harles H. M artin and H e n ry d istric t is d isplaying N etted Gem po
out ju s t how m uch reduction th e n Hess, candidates fo r g o v e rn o r will tato e s and th ey a re beauties, n o t only
would be in insurance ra te s in E sta also he present.
look good b u t ta ste good. You c a n ’t
cada if the $3500 bond issue* is voted
C an d id ates fo r all o th e r sta te and b e at the C offields w hen it com es to I
by E stac ad a people on May 30 and county o ffices w ill be in a tte n d an c e. raising p o tato e s or hogs
a new fire tru c k bought w ith the* mo P. T. S oreghan, ch airm a n o f th e
ney. Mr. Rose w as to ld th a t a new dem ocratic co u n ty com m ittee wiR
fire tru c k w ould m ake a t lea st a r e preside and it is expected th a t Ifie
duction o f 2.3 p e rce n t in insurance E stac ad a union high school bund will
ra te s a n d undoubtedly m uch more play.
th a n th is fig u re . The 2.2 fig u re or
least possible reduction w ould m ean
a saving of m ore th an the e x tra taxes AN NUA L BIRTHDAY PARTY
w ould be to pay up the $3500 bond
ON SA TURDAY NIGHT
issue. V ote “ Y E S ’ on the E stacada
bond issue election May 20 and save
The a n n u al b irth d a y p a rty spon
money.
sored by the M ethodist Sunday schoo'
will be held a t th e high school on
S un d ay evening a t 8 p.m. T he Sun
H arold H o rn e r of E stacada has shine m ale q u a re tt o f P o rtla n d will
been elected vice p resid en t of the he p re se n t to fu rn ish an e n te rta in in g
stu d e n t body a t P acific univ ersity pro g ram . A tab le fo r each m onth
will be v ery a ttra c tiv e ly decorate«
and re fre sh m e n ts will be fu rn ish e r
by th e chairm en and co m m ittees ii
ch arg e o f each table. E veryone in thi
com m unity is invited. T he usual ad
m ission ch arg e will be m ade.
Political Meet
Here Tonight
Governor Martin
Here Today
Winners in
Athletic Meet
G overnor C harles II M artin will
be an E stac ad a v isito r this F rid a y ev
ening, M ay 13 and will speak a t the
dem ocratic rally to be held a t E sta
cad a g ra d e school building. T he high
school band will be on hand to g re c i
Two hu n d red and th irty children
th e g o v e rn o r and his p a rty who will from 16 schools e n te re d the 1 and 2
come h e re from M olalla w here Gov-» room school tra c k m eet held a t Mo
e m o r M artin speaks in the afte rn o o n . lalla May 7th. F ollow ing is the sc o n
o f each school: W ilsonville 37, O a l
Law n 28, E agle C reek 28, M ulino 26,
LAST PTA MEETING
A HUGE SUCCESS W hiskey Hill 26, Dodge ?6, Bull Run
H igh ju m p , C boys.
5 . S p rin g w a te r 14, Hillsview 7, Shu-
1st J u n io r B eard, 4 fe et.
T he E stacad a PT A held its last bel 4, U pper Logan 1
2nd, tie betw een T ucker, Sparks.
W inners of e v en ts follow s:
m eeting o f th e school y e ar in tb'l
B boys.
C G irls dash. 1st, B em ie P robst,
m usic room a t the grade school last
C larence Cobb, 4 ft., 2 in.
W
i'sonville;
2nd, N ola H ild erb ran d ,
T uesday. A fte r m usical num bers by
2nd, G len M cCollister.
th e firs t and second g rad es rhythm D odge; 3rd, Lois W atts, Oak Law n.
A boys.
C Bovs dash. 1st D ean Sm ith, Mu-
bands a n d the violin ensem ble the
1st H a rry B row n, 4 ft., 10 in.
m eeting w as called to o rder. F ra n k lin o ; 2nd Buzz K eller, D odge; 3rd
2nd tie betw een Bill B row n and
Brown talked on the trip the P I A Alvin K ispaugh, Dodge.
Bill Bowen
B G irl’s dash. 1st, B onne W right,
sponsors each y e ar fo r the eighth
Pole V ault, A Boys.
2nd B ernice N akier, D odge;
g ra d e g ra d u a te s T his y e a r th e cla- Drnl.
1st H a rry B row n 814 feet.
will visit the b a ttlesh ip O regon, tho 3rd. Ruth I.ui-, W hiskey Hill.
B boys.
I* Boys dash. 1st Ray Schlichla
Sw an Islan d a irp o rt and a bakery.
1st Jo h n Ju b b , 6 t4 feet.
Lunch will be served pii n c style a t W ilsonville; 2nd, H ow ard M enden
S hot P u t, A boys
W ashington park. T he d a te is May hall, S p rin g w a te r; 3rd Billy T hom
1st, E d g ar B rookshire, 81 fe e t
27 Mr. W eatherm an please tak e no ton, W ilsonville.
2nd, Ray Rickey, 28 fe et.
A G irls dash. 1st R uth Lois, Whis-
tice. It w as voted to span o r i course
B road ju m p , C boys.
in hom e n u rsin g un d er the d irection ’a y H ill; 2nd J a n e A den, W ilsonviller
1st, J u n io r B eard. 12 ft., 4 in.
1
d
Lois Sw anson, S p rin g w a ter.
i o f Miss K atherine B e U e, county
2nd, Don T ucker, 12 ft., 5 in..
A Boy dash.
1st, E ddie Sm ith
h ealth nurse. The c o u r.v to he P a rt
B boys.
ed in the fall. A g ift w as presen ted K , 'e C ie. k , 2nd V ernon W hite, Oak
1st H. M cColister 13 ft,, 5 In.
to Miss H u n te r in appreciat on of h -i L aw n; 3rd T en Schicki, Hillsview.
2nd, C arence Cobb, 12 f t , SV4 in ¡co o p eratio n w ith th is unit. D ainty re*
A boys
fresh m en ts w ere served by th e ho
V O TE 23 X, F re d A. M iller for
1st, H a rry B row n, 16 ft., 8 in.
p ita litv com m ittee to a large crow? < ire iit C o u rt Ju d g e. H as proven by
2nd, Bill Brown. 13 ft., 4 in.
o f ladies.
of p u b ic set vice to be a care fu l
T a rg e t throw , C girls.
fa ith fu l public o fficial. Paid Adv
1st, E lla W atkins.
BIG DANCE AT FU C H S' HA LL
B girls.
1st, P a t Duus.
Oh, Boy. T h ere c ertain ly will be
Big dance a t Fuch .’ hall. r
2nd, E d nabelle L arson.
. ell pie a t the G arfield grange
C reek, S a tu rd ay night, M ay 14. M
A G irls..
hall
S a tu rd ay nig h t. May 14 D on’t
ic by F ield ’s orch atra. Admi -ion 2 '
1st, M artha K inney.
m
i
th
e pie s o c ia l— Adv,
cents E verybody invited. — Adv.
2nd, A u d rey L udlow ,
D on't miss th e pie social a t the
G arfield grange hall this S a tu rd ay
evening a t 8 o’clock.— Adv,
DOG POISONER STARTS
HIS VILLIANOUS WORK
A dog poisoner has begun his or
her villlanou9 work in E stacada and
tw o anim als a re a lready dead and an
o th er in bad shape The dead dog;-
belonged to Neil Bronson and J e f f
B a rr and the th ird which got a good
sized dose o f the poison belonged t<
Benton S arver. The B ron-on pup died
in te rrib le agony and Neil wishes th a t
“ th e d irty skunk who p u t out the
strychnine could see his victim s die
It would h a u n t him the re st o f hi
days.” Dog poisoning is a p e n ite n tiary
o ffense b u t few are ever c au g h t do
ing it.
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Miss S tarlee Snyder was hom4
from her school duties n e ar P ortland
over the w eek end.