CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEW8
ECONOMIC HICHLICHTS
The Newest and Best
IN STYLE AND COMFORT
IS FOUND IN OUR
Men’s Sport Wear
New arrivals in flannel vests,
Pullovers .................. $2.95
V ests ...................... $3.95
Coats ........................ $ 5 . 9 5 —
4M
Corduroy Zipper Coats
$5.50
Tailored Sport Coats, blues
greens, tans, grays.
$9.90 and $ 12.50
Slacks with zippers, pleats and belts in all
the smart new colors............$2.95 to $7.95
Sport Shirts with short or long sleeves
from ......................................... 98c to $4.95
Star Brand Shoes for sport or dress oc
casions ................................... $2.95 to $6.50
Powell Boulevard
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“History shows that the decisive
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factor in all great wars invariably has
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as county WPA workers
An International Daily Newspaper
been sea power,” wrote Rear Admir and key i: en are l'ucing two situations
i* T r u th f u l— C o n stru ctiv e— U n b iased — Free from Sensational*
al Clark H. Woodward, U. S. N. re of importance to them. They are in
ism — E d ito ria ls A re T im ely and Instructive and Its D aily
F e a tu re s, T o g e th e r w ith th e W eekly M agazine S ection , M ake
cently. Think back over the major many instances expecting a call to
the M o n ito r an Ideal N e w sp a p er f o r the H om e.
conflicts of history and you’ll real do woik at Rid., road camp near
T h e C h ris tia n Science P u h ltsh m g Society
ize the truth of that. When Drake’s Warrenton and are of the opinion
O n e , N orw ay S treet, B o sto n , M assach u setts
fleet destroyed the Spanish Armada that the WPA setup will be abolish
Price $ I 2.00 Y ecirly, o r $ 1 .0 0 a M o n th .
he eliminated one of the greatest ed July 1.
S a tu rd a y Issue, in c lu d in g M ag a z in e S e c tio n , $2 60 a Y ear.
threats to England’s security and
In tro d u c to ry O ffe r, 6 Issues 25 C ents.
A physician has physically examin
safety. When Nelson broke the back ed about 100 of the enrollees and is
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of French sea power at Trafalgar he daily expected to return and examine
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assured Napolean’s ultimate defeat the remainder of the number. They
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Japan under the brilliant Admiral were told that those who are able-
Togo made herself a world power to bodied and who can leave their fam
be reckoned with when her fleet rout ilies may expect a call to go to the
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ed the Russian navy at Port Arthur. Warrenton camp.
And in the World War No. 1 it wa$
There the barracks are largely
the British feet under Jellicoe which completed and the survey has been
forced the German navy to bottle it made for Ridge road from Fort Ste-
self up in port after the battile of vent to Camp Clatsop and in addition
Jutland and so made it possible to the men were told that when there
tighten the blockade which proved to they will work 40 liouis weekly and
be one of the decisive factors in that be paid In proportion. There are few
sanguinary conflict.
who object to the proposed transfer
Sea power has always made world as their pay will be better In some
history, and it is for that reason that other counties where certification has
What could be a more ideal gift for the boy or
proceeded further about 20 percent
a number of military authorities tend
of the men are being taken for this | girl graduate than a fine watch? We have them in
to the belief that Germany’s gaeat defense work. Two have so far gone
| the latest styles and offer a wonderful selection.
successes on land, Important as they from this county.
me cannot win the war for her no
It is believed that there will also | Harvel, Elgin, Waltham and Grutn wa jhes. Prices
matter how far they may be carried be constructed a railroad connecting
= from $12.75 upwards.
Germany’s air power is today the best the fort and the camp wliich would
n Europe and it will be at least a mean that the men will be there for
Here are a few more items from our large stock
year before British—American pro some months. It seems to be the pur
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suitable
for graduation gifts, new evening bags, com-
duction can really rival hers. Her ar pose to possibly later transfer them
mies are supreme, in size, in equip to other points where defense jobs ! pacts, cultured pearls and gifts in leather.
ment and in generalship. But Ger- are open. All the workers are curious
nany has no fleet in any way com to learn who will land the coveted
parable to Britian’s. The submarine jobs.
is a dangerous weapon but it is ex
There is a rumor among the higher-
Gresham, Ore.
tremely limited and it has been pro ups that congress seems determined to = Telephone Building
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ven time and again that sufficient entirely do away with the WPA set
surface power is superior to undersea up, certify all able-bodied workers
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
power. Italy had a large fleet at the now on the roll to do defense work
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No.
start of this war but it proved sadly and provide for the others by direct
U6 of Clackamas County, State of Oregon, that a School Meeting
deficient in fighting quality and a relief. This has reached down to th
of the said district will be held at Estacada, Oregon, on the 23rd
large part of it has been destroyed. men and there is considerable nerv
day of June, 1941, at 8 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of discussing
the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning June 29, 1941, and
German shipyards have been working ousness over the prospective change
ending June 29, 1942, hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the pro
overtime but tt seems certain that It will be remembered that some such
position of levying a district tax.
their production has been held to a outcome was predicted in these col
The total amount of money needed by the said school district
minimum by British air raids on Kiel, umns about two months ago the news
during the fiscal year beginning June 29, 1941 and ending June 29,
Hamburg and other ports.
having come from Washington. Iu
1942, is estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts
to be received from the county school fund, elementary school fund,
British sea power is tremendously trying to save something out of the
special
district f ix, and all other moneys of the district.
strained. Her ships must police every WPA setuup a compromise has beei
Until the ballots are counted at least one hour after the time
ocean in the world. They must at proposed to merely change the name.
set for the meeting in districts of the second and third classes, any
tempt to bring her merchant ships — Banner-Courier.
legal voter of the district shall be entitled to vote upon any matters
before the meeting.
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home with the supplies that are need
BUDGET
ed to feed her popuulation and ariq
STRAWBERRY PICKERS
Estimated Receipt«
her fighting forces. That is why Brit
To be received from non-high school district; tuition ............$360.0U
ARE BADLY NEEDED
ish hopes are today pinned to a con.
Total estimated receipts ................................................$350.Ou
iderabie extent on the American
In a letter from Manager R. A.
• lavy. British strategists are confi Blyth of the state employment office
Estimateli E x p e n d it u r e s
dent that the full participation of our at Room 8 courthouse at Oregon City
1 General Control
Personal Service:
.iavy would assure ultimate German he states that he has placement for
Clerk ................................................................................ $326.00
defeat.
many strawberry pickers to harvest
Supplica .....................
300.00
The American navy :s the largest the abiMKlfurt crops in Clackamas
Elcctions and publicity .........
80.00
nd most powerful in the world ac county. Mr. Blyth’s’ office has been
Legai S ervice (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) ................ 100.00
cording to such authorities as Admir- working hard in every conceivable
Total expense of general control ...............................$805.00
miral Woodward. Five years from way to save this years harvest of this
now if plans go accoiding to schedule crop and have been unable to secure
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Stenographers and other office assistants .............$500.00
l will also be the fastest navy and sufficient numbers of pickers and
Supplies, principals and supervisors ...................... 100.00
.vill be infinitely more powerful. And many crops are suffering.
it is the one branch of our fighting
Mr. Blylth further states that tht
Total expense, supervision............................................$600.00
services which is ready to go to war matter is urgent and that his office
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right now if the call is made.
will appreciate all the cooperation
Personal Service:
they
can
get
from
citizens
of
thi.
Admiral Woodward believes that if
Teachers .............................................
$18,163.00
Band ...*...... ...........................................
we went to war the job of our navy community.
500.00
Student activities ..............................
300.00
Those wishing to pick are urged t<
in the Atlantic would be fourfold.
Snpp ies.(chalk, paper, etc.) ...........
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1 , 200.00
First we would occupy and defend contact him without delay. Prices fo
Textbooks ............................
800.00
all Atlantic islands on the “other picking are the highest in several
side,” both to forestall their siezure years.
Total expense of teaching ....................................... $20,963.00
by the axis and to strike at invader»
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O p e r a tio n o f P la n t
moving out from Europe. Second, we
Janitors and other employes ........................
$2,550.00
Free E rergem ent at Davidson*.
Janitors’
supplies
.could blockade ports on the Spanish Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
.................
600.00
Fuel
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and French West African coast. Third exposure film finish at teasonabb
......................... 600.00
Light and power ..................
.......................................... 1 , 000.00
we would cooperate fully with the price of 25 cents.— Adv.
Telephone ............
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130.00
British navy in convoy work. Fourth
Other expense of operation
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25.00
we would have to keep large forces
about the Panama Canal to defend More Dry Beans Sought
Total expense of operation
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$4,805.00
By Federal Government
it from attack.
(pii'ts of Jew elry
mel, blue, green.
R a y
WORK RELIEF SETUP DISSOLV
ING EXPECTED: WPA CHANGED
M a r tin
Gresham, Oregon
Free Parking Space at rear of Store
Notice of School Election Upon Ques “CLEAN-UP” DAY AT
tion of Increasing Tax Levy Over MT. ZION CEMETERY
Amount Limited by Section 11, Ar
ticle XI, State Constitution.
There will be an all day “clean-up
Notice is hereby given that an elec day” at Mt. Zion cemetery in Gar—
tion will be held in School District field on Tuesday, May 27. Brini
No. U6 o i Clackamas County, State
of Oregon, at Estacada, Oregon in rakes, hoes, scythes, spades, grub-
said school district, to begin at thi hoes, etc. Also bring your lunch and
hour of 2:00 to 7:00 o'clock P.M., on come prepared to stay all day.
the Fourth Monday of June, being
the 23rd day of June, A. D., 1941 foi
the purpose of submiting to the legal
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
voters of said district the question oi
Estate No. 6635
increasing the tax levy for the yea.
1941-42 over the amount limited b;
section 11, article XI of the Consti in the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for County of Clackamas
tution of Oregon.
Prooate Department.
The reasons for increasing such
the matter o f the Estate o f Beach
levy are; to legalize 1941-42 bud In K.
Kimmcl, deceased.
get.
Notice is hereby given that the un
The amount of tax, in excess ol dersigned
has been appointed admin-
the 6 percent limitation, proposed to .stratrix of the estate of Beach K.
be levied for said year is $5,347.13. Kimmcl, deceased, b,y the Circuit
Dated this 14th day of May, 1941. Court of the State of Oregon foi
LLOYD H. EWALT,
Clackamas vounty, and has qualified.
Chairman, Board of Directors All persons having claim.-, against said
Attest: F. W. Bates, District Clerk. estate are hereby notified to present
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ihe same to me at my home in Esta
Notice ot Annual School Meeting cada, Oregon, or at the office of
ny attorney, John W. Loder,, Room
Notice is hereby given to the legal 1, Andresen Bldg., Oregon City, Ore
voters of School District No. U6 o l gon, with vouchers and duly verified
Clackamas County, State of Oregon .vitnin six months from the date
that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING of said district will be held at lereof.
Dated and first published May 2
Estacada, Oregon; to begin at the
hour of 2:00 to 7:00 o’clock P. M. 1941.
Date of last publication May 30.
on the Fourth Monday of June, be
ing the 23rd day of June, A.D. 1941. 1941.
DORA KIMMEL, Administra,
This meeting is called for the pur
trix of the Estate of Beach R
pose of electing One Director, for a
Kimmcl, deceased.
Five year term and to vote to in
Address,, Estacada,, Oregon.
crease the Tax Levy over amount
limited by Sec. 11, Article XI, State John W. Loder, Attorney,
Constitution, and the transaction of doom 4, Andresen Bldg.,
Jregon City, Oregon.
business usual at such meeting.
In districts of the second and third Attorney for Administratrix.
classes the ballots shall not be count
ed until one hour after the time set
No. 6379
for the meeting to begin. Until the
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
count begins, any legal voters of the
district shalL be entitled to vote upon
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
any business before the meeting.
Oregon for the County of Clacka
Dated this 14th day of May, 1941.
mas, Probate Department.
LLOYD H. EWALT,
the Matter of the Estate of Petei
Chairman, Board of Directors, In William
Ledine, Deceased.
Attest: F. W. Bates,
Notice is hereby given that tho un.
District Clerk.
dersigned as Administrator of the Es
First pub., May 23, 1941.
tate of Peter William Ledine, de
Last pub., June 20, 1941.
ceased, has filed his Final Accounl
m the Circuit Court of the State of
Bids on 'void Wood W a n te d
Oregon for Clackamas County, am"
that Monday, the 26th day o f May
Union High School District No. 6 1941, at the hour of 9:00 o’clock it
iskii for bids on KIT cords of old the forenoon of said day and tht
growth cord wood; delivery to be court room of said court has beer
made to the High School on or be appointed by said court as the time
fore August 15th, 194$? all bid? and place for the hearing of objec
should be in the hands of the BoarJ tions thereto and the settlement
in or before 8:00 P. M., Jwsse 9th thereof.
Dated and first published April
1941, and the Board reserves the
25. 1941.
right to reject any or all bids.
Date of last publicatioon May 23
LLOYD H. EWALT,
Chairman. Board of Directors. 1941.
STANLEY T. LEDINE,
Attest: F. W. Bates,
Administrator.
District Cte~'\
Cooper & McAllister, Attorneys,
First pub,, May 23, 1941.
Gresham, Oregon.
Last pub., June 6, 1941.
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In the Pacific a fleet woula proDab-
ly be based at Singapore to keep an
eye on Japan. American naval offi
cials think relatively little of the
Japanese n * \y and are certain we
would have little difficulty in defend
ing ourselves from Hawaii to the
mainland.
A number of authorities feel that
Hitler would have taken a tougher
line with us long ago had it not been
for the American navy, that he wants
to avoid actual war with because he
fears that the unlimited participa
tion of our fleet would turn the scales
against him. It is certainly true that
his blockade of England would be
mmensely more difficult If our de
stroyers and cruisers were used for
convoy work. Our entry into the war
would more than double the sea pow
er which the Axis must face.
There are reports that Hitler may
shortly take over what is left of the
French navy, Admiral Darían,, No. 2
rain at Vichy is notoriously pro-Ger
man and has a deep hatred of Eng
land and everything English. If that
happens Hitler will be greatly streng
thened, the French cruisers would
—-»••I'ent re'ders and could har
ass Britian at many exposed points,
And in the meantime high British of;
ficials are becoming franker and
franker in intimating that the cause
o f the democracies may be lost unless
this country sends its ships in with
. i. guns roaring.
A. H. MEALEY
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Dry edible beans are another crop
ject added to those for which increas
ed production will be sought this year
according to announcement of secre
tary of agriculture Wickard. More
leans ore needed to meet defense
needs as they are so concentrated
hat they may be more easily shipped
,o other countries
As an incentive to farmers to in-
■ recse their acreages this year the de
partment has arranged to support the
market for small white, great north
ern, pea and medium white beans un-
:il Miy 1, 1942. The price aimed at
wi:l be approximately $5 per hundred
at the eastern seaboard which means
$4 per hundred or more in producing
areas.
SEALED BIDS FOR
VOOD WANTED
Sealed bkls will be received by the
Boaid of Directors of School District
No. 108, Estacada, in Clackamas
County, Oregon, at a meeting to be
held at the school building, Estacada,
at the hour of 7:30 p.m., on the r,th
dry of June, 1041 for furnishing said
| school district with 60 cords of 4-foot
' wood. Wood must be sound and in
good condition. Submit bids on both
old and second growth wood.
I. W. TUCKER, Chairman.
Fremont Hayden,, Clerk.
Firs» pub. May8,1941.
Last pub. May 29, 1911.
M a in t e r a n c e a n d R e p a ir s
Repair and maintenance of furniture and equip
ment
..... $1,000.00
Repair and maintenance of buildings and
grounds
............................. ........ . 1,600.00
Other expense, maintenance and repairs ___«
200.00
Total expense, maintenance, repairs ..................... $2,700.00
6 Auxiliary Agencies
Libra rv books
Supplier repairs, ete.
Pe ■sonal se)vice (nurse, etc.)
Supplies anil other expens s
Transportation of pupils
........................ $700.00
........................
100.00
....................... 250.00
.................
100.00
...................... 9,850.00
Total expense auxiliary agencies ..........................$10,500.0(1
7 Fixed C harg e*
Insurance ................................................................ .
$ 9 0 0 .0 0
Total fixed charges ............................
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C a p ital O u t l a y s
New furniture, equipment and replacements . $ 1 ,6 7 6 .0 0
Total capital outlays ........................... ............................ $ 1 , 6 7 5 . 0 0
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D e b t S e r v ic e
Interest on warrants
$850.00
Totnl debt servire
10
.......$360.00
E m ergency
* 2 ,5 0 0 0 0
R e c a p itu la tio n
for the v e g a ........
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845,698.00
Total c«t|mated receipts not including proposed
850.00
R;'enee to b» r -ed hv district tax ................... $45,348 00
Indebtedness
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"atod this 14th day of Mnv, 1941.
F w R- *e
Lloyd H. F wait
District ClrrV
Chairman. Board of Directors.
Aonrov.*d by the Budget committee Mav 12th, 1941.
T. W Ba‘es
Lloyd H F.walt
Secretary, Budget committee.
Chairman, Budget Committee.
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FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941