Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, March 14, 1941, Image 3

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    CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 1941
Clackamas County News
L. D. M E AD E , E ditor and Publisher
DR. H. V. A D IX
Physician and Surgaon
Physiotherapy— X-Ray
Radium,
Gresham, Ore
Tel S 9 «l
Dr. H. A. Schneider
Published weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, .Oregon.
Entered in the postoffice at Estacada, Oregon, as second-culss matter.
SU B S C R IPT IO N R A T E S
In Clackamas County, one year $1X0; outside the county and in the State
o f Oregon, one year $2.00; outside the State o f Oregon, one year $2.50;
foreign $3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
A D V E R T IS IN G
Rates fo r advertising made known on application. Advertisers will please
take nate that to insure insertion o f advertisement in the issue o f the
current week, advertising copy should reach this office not later than
Tuesday noon. Assistance cheerfully given in the prepatation o f copy.
ECONOM IC H IG H LIG H TS
DENTIST
Phone Sandy 151
Sandy, Oregon
O .D .E B Y
Attorney at Law
General Practice
Confidential
Adviser
Oregon City-:- Oregon
S. E WOOSTER
Reel Eatate, Loans, Inaurane#
and Rentals
Tal. 77-3
Eatacada, Ora.
Dr. Thomas B. Carter
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Dutch East Indies and British Malaya
are not to be sacrificed without an
e ffo rt to defend them. I f Japan pres­
ses ahead with her present plans in
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone Gresham 210
Dairy Herd Inspector fo r
Multnomah County
Gresham,
Oregon
A M E
A S YOU a LIKE n
VEMA-THM'S JOE B0VP THE]
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VJHO DMLED USE THE GUEST]
TOWEL IN H\S OWN H01AE F '
Cooper & McAllister
Attorneys-at-Law
Telephone Greshem 262
Powell Blvd.
Gresham, Oregon
C. DON PLATNER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon ___
Clackamas County Bank Bldg..
Sandy, Oregon
O ffic e Hours, 2 to 5 P. M.
Evenings, Saturday and Sunday
by Appointment
Phone Sandy 441
PANKRATZ
HOMINESS
You always feel right at home
at
A L L E N ’S
SHOP.
W O O D W O R KING
There’s a friendliness and
neighhorliness we think you’ll like.
Paint & Wallpaper Store
Sign Painting
Picture Framing
Glass
Tel. 4678
Gresham, Ore.
MILLWÓfcKCAÈlNtTS" SPECIALTIES
STORE FtXTURES .KITCkEN BUILT-IN*
PH0NE*S976 -G R E SH AM ..ORE.
Richard Sponhauer
Agent for
rthwestorn Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Aetna Fire Ins. Co.
Estacada, Oregon
Tel. Estacada 84-1
S. E. LAWRENCE
Licansad Electrical Contractor
HOT P O IN T MAJOR
E L E C T R IC A P P L IA N C E S
Rt. 2, Estacada, O rog o«
Tel. Estecede 87-3
L. A. CHAPMAN
M O R T I C I AN
WILDWOOD
REST HOME
offers the best o f care to aged and
invalids at from $30 a month
and upwards
Tel. Gresham 4374
Gresham,
Oregon
Evelyn M. Lawrence
Notary Public
Agent fo r Aetna Casualty and
Surety C o-
Capitol Fire rnsurance Co.
Accitrent and Health Insurance
Tei.. 97-3.
Estacada, Ore.
W. W. SIEMENS
Musical Supplies
Film Developing
Chiropractic Physician
tecinlizing in chronic and nor­
ms disorders o f the Stomach
and Intestinal Tract
E X PE R T
Watch Repairing
Greahac
Oregon
X -R A Y SE R VIC E
rflce Hours 10 » . m. to 6 p, » .
Gresham O ffice, Phona 280
63 W. 1st Straat, Grasbam
DR. H. M. KRAMER
DENTIST
Phone Estacada S - l l
om plete
X-Ray
onic Bldg..
Equipment
Estacada, Ore.
KACK MACKENZIE
General Carpentry, Repaire,
__Plumbing end Painting _ .
Upholstering end Fornitura
Repaire
Tel. 84-41, Estacada
MONUMENTS
Monument and Marker Display
Estacada*
0 r» * »
Calle attended Day or Night
Telephone 86-7 end 86-81
DR. C. E. STEWART
the face o f American opposition she
must expect war.”
Japan means to dominiate the Pa­
cific. Her stater-men have said that
all Oceania must be brot within her
sphere of influence. Some feel that
is an Axis partner she intends to
make an attempt on Singapore. She
is a definite threat to Australia and
New Zealand. She has out flanked
In the event o f a naval war with
he Philippines) and she is making an­
gry faces at French Indo China. And Japan it would be logical for us tc
she threatens our supplies o f rubber, use the British base at Singapore.
tin and tea.
, Our own nearest major naval base,
Pearl Harbor is over 5000 miles
Evidence o f Washington’s stiffen-
policy is found in the almost unani­ from Manilla. The Manilla base. Cav
mous House vote in favor o f a meas­ ete, is not yet o f formidable dimen­
ure to fo rtify Guam. N ot long ago sions. I t is considered certain that
similar proposal was easily defeated. the British would welcome our flee'
Japan has said that fo rtify in g Guam to Singapore with open arms.
would be warlike act. Chief o f Naval
Japan would go to war with us
operations Stark told Congress that under heavy handicaps. That being
Japanese objections should be “ to­ true would she take the chance of
tally disregarded.”
forcing us to figh t? The answer to
I f we should go to war with Japan that is difficult. Eastenn ways are
it is clear that the campaign would not western ways. Japanese samurai
have to phases. First and perhaps tradition is something that is utterly
most important would be the econo, alien to us. A real Japanese thinks lit
mic phase. O f all first-class powers tie o f death or disaster, he prefers it
Japan is the weakest economically. to losing face. Some who have stud­
She must import or die. And most o f ied the Japanese character believe It
her imports come from us. W e have not unlikely that Japan might at­
embargoed sales to Japan o f machine tack us even though she knew she
tools, aviation gasoline and some was certain to lose in a grand sui­
grades o f scrap iron. But she has cidal gesture.
been buying increasing quantities o f
our crude oil, cotton, machinery
F U L L P A IL S A N D M INDS
timber and other commodities.
Second step in economic war ag­
Regardless o f what you read or
ainst Japan after the embargo would hear you and you alone determine
be a boycott o f imports.
Japan’s
what shall fill your mind at any one
great cash crop is silk. W e now buy
moment.
.,
thiiee quarters o f all hel silk produc­
You can fill a pail with oats and
tion. I f we refused to buy from her
then you have room to add consider­
her economy would be terribly shak,
able water. But when you fill you»
en.
mind with good thots, there is no
According to the U. S. News i f the room fo r anything else.
U. S. and Britian both wore to join
You cannot fill the niind with
in the embargo and the boycott, Jap­ thots o f health and still have room
an would find that the source o f 75 to entertain ideas o f possible ailT
percent o f her vital supplies wa 3 ments.
You cannot think good cheer and
closed to her and that the market
fo r 75 percent o f her produce was still have room for despondency.
You cannot think o f another ii>
also gone.
terms o f goodwill and at the same
I t is apparent that the economic time entertain thots o f ill will.
weapon could be used against Japan
You cannot f i l l the mind v^i/th
without formally going to war. How« good purposes and plan to do evil.
You cannot fill ,the mind with
thots o f success and have any chinks
L. L. JONES & SONS
le ft to caulk up with the ideas o f
failure.
opposite new Postoffice, Gresham.
Roy Bohannon, Mgr., Tel. 245.
ihm
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
A complete optical service
Eyes examined
Glasses fitted
Broken lenses duplicated
Eyeglass frames repaired while
you wait.
W e invite compari.on of aarvica.
quality and price
W e do our own grinding
VISION OPTICAL CO.
O ffic e on Powall Blvd, opposite
Gresham Theater
Tel. Gresham 217, or
Portland BEA. 2975
ever the experts believe that this
would simply make war ineviteable,
in that Japan would have to turn else­
where for supplies anil markets ami
that she would have to use m ilitaiy
force to get them. I f, for instance,
we refused to longer sell her oil,,
her logical move would be seizure
o f the oil rich Dutch East Indies.
From the strictly military point of
view our naval authorities have good
reason fo r believing we could defea
Japan in combat. Our fleet is larger,
has greuter fire power and is con­
sidered far more efficient. Japanese
cities are extraordinarly vulnerable
to attack. Our fleet has the finest
and largest carrier bused air force
in existence. W e could blockade Ja
pan, but Japan could never blockade
us. W e could go indefinitely without
imports. Japan could not. And Jap­
anese resouices and some say, Jap­
anese civilian morale, have been worn
thin by the long drawn out war in
China.
CLACKAMAS
COUNTY
REAL ESTATE
Ask us fo r timbered unimproved
and small tracts including farms,
both nort> ana south o f Clackamas
river close to good highways.
80 acres 20 cleared good build­
ings, ,01 chard, running water/
$4500. Terms.
14 acres all cleared, clean nice
laying ground, 5-room house, hog
house, barn fo r 12 cows, 3 horse.-
2 good wells, orchard, 9 acres first
crop stiawberrles and only $3500.
157 acres. 65 cleared close to high
way, 6-room house, bam 40x70
poultry house, close to school bus
to high school, well fenced, three
streams, 20 acres saw logs, lean
$3500 can stand as long as inter­
est is paid. South slope out o {
wind, good place fo r stock, grain
or berries.
2614 acres, 18 cultivated, good
soil on pavement, 18 miles center
o f city, water piped from spring
to buildingB, 5-room house, gar­
age, wood shed, bam fo r 5 cows,
young stock, hay, hog house, poul­
try house, stocked and equipped
$4500. Let us know what you car
pay down.
,
ON MT. HOOD LOOP
9 acres nice timber on Badges
Creek, permanent stream. Make us
cash offer.
NEAR MT. HOOD LOOP
A T T H E IR TRAD ES
Figures based on the lecently con.
Earth's Atmosphere
The earth's atmosphere ts known
bor in defense industries released by is extend upward at least 120 miles.
luded survey for potentia skilled la.
L. C. Stoll director o f the state em­
ployment service to R. A. Blyth loc:>
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
manager show' that the e will be a
i reat number o f men available if anu
when the national defense gets under
.ay in Oregon. The state wide survey
was begun late in October under the
direction o f the governor and
mployment office.
state
,
The survey is significant according
to Mr. Blyth in that it shows in the
majority o f occupations listed a grea­
ter number o f men are employed in
other trades than their own. For ex.
ample, there are 1084 ship carpenter?
in other employments and 82 actually
in the trade; 1176 blacksmiths out­
side that employment and 250 insider
053 plumbers outside and 237 inside
the trade.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned ha Inen duly appointed
Executor or toe estate o f Rosa D.
DeShazer, deceased, ami any and all
persons having . laims against the
said estate are hereby required to
present said claims, duly verified es
by law required at the office o f his
attorney, Fred A. Miller, Room 209,
Court House, Oregon City, in Clack-
mas County, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published Febru­
ary 21, 1941.
Date o f last publication March
21, 1941.
GEORGE A. BAK ER . Executor
o f the estate o f Rosa D. DeShaz.
er. Deceased.
Fred A. Miller,
Address; Room 209, Court House
Oregon City, Oregon.
Attorney fo r Executor.
W a ll P aper
W e have just received our new 1941 stock
o f May Flower W a ll Paper. This paper is ab­
solutely guaranteed not to fade. Priced as low
as 10c per single roll. W hy don’t you come in
now while our stock is complete and pick out
your pattern. It costs so little to paper a room.
Also look at the Zenith Refrigerator, Electric
Range, Washing Machine and Radio..
C.
M. Sparks Hardware Co.
“The Personal Service Store’’ Estacada, Oregon
lik*
Gresham Packing Co.
W e are now contracting for youngberries. boysen-
berries, loganberries,
red
and
black raspberries,
strawberries, gooseberries and currants.
Market
prices guaranteed.
R. I. MacLaughlin & Co., Owners
Gresham,
Telephone Gresham 277
Oregon
Gearing Knowledge to the Wheels
o f Personal Progress
A powerful engine under the hood
is o f no value i f you can’t somehow
make its power turn the wheels that
takes you places.
Just so, a powerful thinking ma­
chine beneath your bonnet is o f lit?
tie value unless its power (which is
knowledge and the ability to thinkl
can be geared up with a position that
will help you along in life.
There are four ways in which a
thoroly intelligent man or woman
may throw the shifting lever to mesh
the gears so that his mental power«
may turn the driveshaft in any situa­
tion.
He learns to condense his know,
ledge and focus it. However he does
not make it bum as do the concentra­
ted rays o f the sun under a mignify-
ing glass.
He is able and willing to follow
Priscilla’s advice to John Alden,
"Speak for yourself.” He is not o f
the retiring type. However he does
not smash forward among people
with football tactics. His tactics are
so tact-full that many are almost
glad to step aside and let him pass
When such a one has to be eno
phatic he takes any possible hurt out
o f his driving earnestness by his eon.
fidence-inspiring, pleasant way.
He has the graciousness o f a di­
plomat; the bouyancy o f a blimp.
It takes these qualities and more,
for most men to successfully drive
thru those periods when, because of
detours and conditions beyond their
control they have to gear their pow­
ers in low fo r a long, hard, or uphill
pull.
The despostism o f custom is on the
wane. W e are not content to know
that things are; we ask whether they
ought to be.— John Stuart Mi.ll.
I
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
The good thinker reflects goodness
as the diamond reflects light.
N o matter how low ly your station
in life when you climb the ladder of
noble thot you lift you self momen­
tarily to the level o f the immortals.
Timber with stream at $15 to
$20 per acre.
The MEYERS SERVICE
GRESHAM, ORE.
SK ILLE D W O R K F R S ARE N O T
l u m u i : r
1x8 S h ip la p .................. per 1000 ft. $ 1 2 . 0 0
2 x 4 ............................... per 1000 feet $ 1 1 . 0 0
5-8x3 Clear Dry flooring, per 100 feet $ 2 . 9 0
i/>x4 Clear c e ilin g ...........per 100 feet $ 2 . 9 0
5-8x6 B and Better V Rustic K. D., dry
per 100 f e e t ............................... $ 3 . 5 0
1x6 K. D. Siding
per 1000 feet $ 2 5 . 0 0
1x4 K. D. C e ilin g ....... per 1000 feet $ 2 5 . 0 0
Cedar Shingles...................... per bundle 50<^
1x3, 4-foot p ick ets.......................
2',^»^ ea.
40'« discount on discontinued Paint items
Also beautiful Pecan Hard Wood flooring.
Get our price on your requirement.
Estimates freely given
Prompt Service
W. J . McCready Lumber Co.
Mil. 2-502!
LAn. 4757
M ilw a u k ie , O re g o n
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