ESTACADA
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PROGRESS
(ISCOKI-OKATI'H)
IlIR K C T O R S :
O ho . KaTV.f, President
A. K. SrtKKS. VieePreMritnt
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Entered at the poatofftce 1 » Eatacedt.
second dui mall
Oregon
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P R O P R IE T O R
Thursday, Dtcembtr 24 . 1908
Christmas, Ihe seasou of C.ixxl
.Cheer is upon us again. While cer
tain forces, mostly from the money
making stand point, have been de
manding radical changes in its ob
servance, especially jn .the larger
cities, such as the doing away with
Christmas trees, on account of the
destruction it is to growing timber.
Removing the soft, bright shades
of light among the glittering tinsel
and green shade of the foliage pro
duced by the little sperm candle,
that so much annoys the insurance
monopolies. Cutting off the long
venerable gray hairs from Santa
Clause's whiskers to render your
fire policy more secure. In spite of
this onslaught against cur Christ
mas customs by the get-the-mouey
side of our nature; if we will but
consult the boy and girl of to-day
as to the pleasure of these customs
we imagine we will find the same
curious desire to find out what the
mysterious packages that come
round contain, as well as the same
restless can’ t-sleep-late-of-a-Christ-
mas morn, that once possessed we
hoys and girls of yesterday. Yes,
let good cheer prevail, we are will
ing that it remain a deceptive Kris-
kingle, whiskers and all.
It (s often said that printers take
the advantage of persons not wish
ing to subscribe to a paper by »elid
ing it after subscription has run out.
Others if you stop their paper the
issue it runs out want to know if
we cannot trust them for a few
cents. In this matter we will de
fine our position......Subscriptions
to flu jiaper are in advance, if, how
ever, %t.\he end of your subscrip
tion you refeive the paper, it is
with the understanding that at a
convenient time you will call and
pay for the same. If you wish
your paper stopped at expiration
of subscription, by advising us of
this, we have a way ot our own of
marking Such subscriptions and
they will lie stopped. All papers
marked "Sam ple Copy” we give
you. It is not our iuttution that
they be paid for. We are anxious
to place a copy of the P rogress in
every home in Eastern Clackamas
Co. Suppose you do get a daily
or a county paper, we have no ob
jection to that and think if you
wuut to be informed and up-to-date
you should.
The P r o g r e s s is
your home paper. It tells of your
home doings and is close to you iu
tlie family circle. Send in your
name and subscription.
Fifty school children from Chi
cago are to be brought to the A las
ka-Yukon-Pacific Exposition next
y.ar if the plan suggested by Sec.
Tom Richardson of the Oregon De-
vlopment League is carried out.
They will also visit Portland and
other cities iu this state and when
they return home will write letters
telling of the trip and what they
saw in the Northwest. Exhibits
ot the woods of this section, with
iudustrial and scenic pictures, have
been used in the Chicago schools,
m ide up into sets and circulated
iroin one school to another, in the
teaching of geography.
The Northwest Electric Eight &
Power Association, embracing Ore
gon. Washington. Idaho, and Mon
tana, held a two days' session in
t le Convention Hall of the Port
ia id Commercial Club last week.
Eve y state had numerous dele
gates and the meeting was oue of
the Inst they have ever held. The
Northwest has attracted the bright
est tueu from the technical schools
ot the country.
C. A. Kitine. Secretary of the El
P. *>. Texas, Chamber of Com
merce, is making a tour of the Coast
and is spending considerable time in
Oregon communities studying the'
publicity methods of the various
commercial bodies.
Mr. Kinne's
organisation is building a $50,1x10
building of its own, and is deter
mined that the work it undertakes
shall lie effective.
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The Hotel Estacada
A I.E MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
IMPORTANT
W e have just received
a supply o f
w
m
T h e g re a t cle a n e r a n d re n e w e r
of F u rn itu re , Pianos
a n d W o o d w o rk .
IN T H E N E W S I Z E
25c. BOTTLES.
Estacada Pharmacy
«?r • T •*/?»• •: I. V' .»
Barton
Nice cottage with one (dock of ground.
building two or three more cottages.
m .« »
We were welcomed with a little
snow last week.
Mrs. J. C. Miller reports her
baby has something like chicken-
pox.
Mr. Tom Custer spent a week in
Portland --¡siting friends. He was
accompanied home by Mr. Hugh
Switcheuberg.
Mrs. Anna Davis and Martha
Butghardt were, seen on the streets
of Portland, Monday.
Miss Dora Gibson and Mabel
Judd took the third and fourth and
Miss Martha Uurghardt the first
and second degree in grange at
Eagle Creek, Saturday.
Miss D. Stillwell ou R. F. I). No.
1 is trying to be Post Master at
Eagle Creek, she is around with a
petition getting signers.
Master Earnest Haycox of War-
rendale, Oregon, is going to spend
Christmas with his Grandfather
E. H. Burgliardt.
Willie Burgliardt spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sister Mrs.
Ered Hinder of Parkplace. Ore.
SALE
Plenty of room for
Address—
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This elegant home in Estacada is for sale with either two or
four lots.
Terms to suit
Poultry raisers are taking lots of
interest in the coming show of tbe
Lane County Poultry Association
at Eugene December 21st to 24th
Handsomely engraved silver troph
ies will be given as prizes. The
poultry product of Oregon is val
uer! at five million dollars annually
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is no new experiment as it has been
worked at least forty years ago. The
mine is located sixteen miles from
the nearest shipping point and has
a good wagon road to the mines.
The present company was organ
ized about July 1st and the entire
stock issue is held by Mr. John
Brown, his brother, George, who is
a practical mining man, and W. L.
Bcckner, a mining expert; Presi
dent and Manager of the corpora
tion. It is believed by Mr. Brown
that the’ talc is a valuable product
as it is used for school chalk and by
machinist and brings a high price
in the market’ for this purpose. Mr.
Brown_is well and favorably known
by many of the residents through
out Clackamas jm d Multnomah Cos
and lias always been able to make
anything go successfully that he
has had anything to do with, so we
have no doubt of his ability to make
a success of this project with which
he is associated as he has been a
resident for the past uineteen years
of Rockwood, Oregon.
FER R Y
For
E. I’ . Scott, Estacada, Ore.
Mr. C. H. Sarvcr of Currinsville
put up and stall fed five head of
young steers and as a result of feed
ing he was enabled to secure a
much better price. He drove them
to Oregon City and they brought
him an average of forty-one and
fifty-three out- hundredth dollars
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the official count of the National
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Rabbi of election for president was given out
the Free Synagogue of New York j The total shows the following vote
City, retains an ardent affection for I cast:
the Pacific Northwest, his residence , Taft, Republican......... 7,6.47,676
for several years. In commenting j Bryan, Democrat......... 6,494,182
on the prize apples recently sent to
Debs, Socialist.............
448,471
European ruler» and exhibited in : Chafin, Prohibitionist.. 241,252
New York, he writes: “ Why is j Hisgen, Independent...
84,186
this fr.iit sent to such indifferent1 Watson, Populist.........
44’ 871
Oregonians as Edward, Wilhelm, j Gilhaus. Social-Labor..
15.421
Nicholas and Mr. Fallieres? If Total for all candidates 14,852,259
you really want Oregon apples to The greattst difference in party
count, don’ t waste them on E uro-1 vote was that of Bryan over Parker,
pean monarchs. but get them into the Democratic candidate in 1904,
the systems of Oregonians who love was an increase of 1,5 15 ,2 11 votes.
and treasure everything Oregonian Taft received 14,190 votes more
from little Mount Hood to big than did President Roosevelt in
Hood River apples. But the ap 1904. The Republican, Democrat
ples wouldn’ t be kept long on e x ic and Socialist parties increased
hibition in our homes here — they their votes, while the votes of the
would vanish as the mist hovering Prohibition. Populist and Socialist -1
over the summit of Mount Hood be Labor parties were less this election
fore the morning sun.”
than in 1904. *
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The doctor'* phone n a he counseled
with your home phone at night U re
quested. One loug ring.
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Dentists of P o rtla n d
Will vuit lixUcaila on Friday and
Saturday oi each week
Appointment* may be intuit
with Dr. Adix.
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and PATENT MEDICINES
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needs, and solicit your patronage
FIRE
H. Hughes, - Cazadero, Ore
FARMERS! PROPERTY
OWNERS!
How about your crojm?
1 low about your buildings?
How about > our furniture?
John
Brow n
R o c k w o o d . Oregon
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J. V. BARR
BLACKSMITH
Is »till at the old Rand and willing to do
any of the work in hi* line
Represents the
Oregon Fire Relief Associa
tion of McMinnville
And six other line* of fir« insur
ance
Remember be ii an itwuruuce
man, thoroughly responsible
and reliable
WRITE
HIM
Or leave word at this office
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Notice for PwblfceUoe
D E P A R T M E N T O P T H E IN T E R IO R
U. S . Land Office at Portland. Oregon. Nov. 14. 1908
Notice is hereby given that Andrew J. Kltzmlller of
D over.Clackamas Co. Oreg. who. on May 28. 1903,
made Homestead entry No. 14931. Serial. No. 0681
for W J y o fS E « E ^ o f S W * . Sec.12. Town.3 S .Rants
4 E. Willamette Meridian has filed notice of Intention
to make Final five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register and Receiver.
U . S . Land Office, at Portland. Oregon, on the 28
day of December. 1908 .
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W . Exon
of
Do«a«
Oregon
Harry Ellers
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Portland
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Joseph Descha/er
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Dover
Guy Woodlo
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Algernon S D i e s » « .
Register.
GIVE HIM A CALL
Dimick & Difiuck,
Attorneys
at Law
fW 'N o r t n r y Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgage* foreclosed. A b
stracts furnished
M ONEY LO ANED
o m e n s : a. 3 & 4 ,
a n u u ssn
O rego n C i t y
nut.
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CEDAR
S H IN G LE S
VY'e manufacture all kiud* ot Cedar
Shingles and are prepared at all
times to deliver the same. A b o
Notice for PublScatkMi
to sell at the til HI, having stock on
Department of the Interior, U. S. land
hand at all tines
office at Portland, Oregon, oct. 26, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Hermit K.
Gregg of Portlund, Oregon, who, on oct.
26, 1908, made timber and atone App. W e also hare stock on band with
No. 0591 for the west half of Northwest
our agent in Estacada
quarter section 30 , township 5 south, of
range 4 east, Willamette meridian has
filed notice of intention to make final
proof to establish claim to land above des
cribed, before the register and receiver
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Estacada Agent—A. Morrow
at Portland, Oregon, on tike 8th day of
January 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
C. B. Brown of Portland, Oregon
Win. Galloway of Portland, O r e g o n
Edward Turney
of Portland, ore-
H. P. Ford of Portland, O r e g o n
Algernon S. lYresser, Register
Estacada Progress
KRIEGER BROS. &C0.
TIME CARD
0. W. P. & Ry. Co.
u iA U D i-r o n u r o
Notice for Public at ¡0«
Department of the Interior, t’. S. land
office at Portland, Oregon, Oct. 27, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Berta R.Hoff-
inanof Portland, Oregon, who, on Oct. 27
1908, made timber land application No.
0596 for west 1-2 of Northwest 1-4,section
22,township 6 south, of range 3 east of
Willamette meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final cash proof to es
tablish claim to the land above described
before the register and receiver of U. S.
What the Official Returns lr.nd office at Portland, Oregon* on the
n th day of January 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
From the National E-
E . Wells,
of Portland, Oregon
Thomas Devine of Portland, Oregon
lection Show
Miss Alta Judd and Louie G er
W. E. Conyers of Clatskanie Oregon
ber s[>ent a few days in Portland
Andrew Nelson of Vesper, Oregon
On December 15 the la.-1 filing,
Algernon S. Dresser, Register
last week.
that of the State of Michigan, in Estacada Progress.
]. R. Wilson, Estacada, Oregon.
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|pcrtland Railway, Light See
The property owners of Garfield
& Power Co's. E x
met iu the Grauge Hall last week
for the purpose of discussing ways
penditures on Im
and meaus of improving the roads
of the neighborhood. Mr. Demoy
provements
the carrier was a'so present. It is
; men that travel such as he does.
We note from the “ Telegram”
; that appreciate good roads and the
government always takes cogni- of Dec. 19th that the Portland Rail
j z.ance of their condition before way, Light & Power Co. during
: routes are established. It was uot the |wst two years has spent four
t long ago that the writer on his way millions of dollars in improvements
to Portland, by trolley, overheard and have appropriated two millions
the conversation of a stranger look more for the coming year. It also
ing for property and in discussing contains the good news for Estsca-
• matter of his location, good roads da that early in the coming Spring
was the paramount tiling. The a large force of 'workmen will be
people up Garfield way are to be put on at Cazadero for extensive
congratulated ou the good start in improvinents which the company
this direction they made this year contemplates. The plant as has al
and we are glad to give notice also, ready Ix-eu announced by the P ro
that at the meeting they decided to g r e s s , at Cazadero, is to be in-
continue the good work ami voted j creased by a new 5000 horsepower
a four mill special road tax.
The water wheel and generator. With
money to be used in the district in this machinery in place the capa
which it was raised. They also de city of the plant will bejbronglit up
sire to say that it is the unanimous to a maximum of 20,000 horse pow
wish of those present to have D er, sufficient,_it is believed, to care
M. Marshall continue iu his office. for the company’s demands for a
There were twenty-seven property- number of years to come. Also the
rule to suspend employees for in
owners present at the meeting.
fractions of regulations has been
done away with and in its stead a
Wooden Wedding A n system of[merits and demerits has
been taken up and is working to
niversary
the satisfaction of employer and
employed
A great number cf im
On Saturday evening about fifty provements are’ outlined along its
of C. S. Bard and wife's friends and lines and in Portland ajl of which
neighbors gathered at his home in will add greatly to the company’s
honor of their Wooden Wedding property as'welPas to 'the accomo
anniversary. The following per dation ofjits many patrons.
sons took part in a programme that
was rendered:
Music.......... Kilgore and Leweilen John Brown, the Insurance
Recitation.......Miss Minnie Grace
Man Calls
Recitation.................. Iilva Adams
Song.................................... Howard Smith
Mr. John Brown the insurance
Recitation.....Ernest Genserowski man was in town on Monday and
Music...........Kilgoru and Leweilen came into the office and exhibited
Recitation............ Laura Stormer some "talc” from a mint ill Doug
Recitation ............Ethel Closner
las Co. Oregon, of_which he is
Song.................................... Howard Smith
Treasurer, The company is incor
Recitation................................. Will Closner
porated as the Rockwood Mining
Music.......... Kilgore and Leweilen Co. ami the capital stock is 400,000
The couple were the'recipients of a shares of the par value of $1.00 per
rocking chair and a number of share. The shares iu a limited a-
wooden articles, after which a lun niouut will be sold at twenty-five
cheon was served, such as Mrs. cents per share. Only a sufficient
Bard can give, and which those number of shares will lie sold to en
present in speaking of were loud in able the company to secure funds
their praise. The company after enough to open up and operate the
thoroughly enjoying the evening miue. The mine contains gold also.
dispersed, about mid-night, realiz On the properties of this company,
ing they had spent a very pleasant which loutains sixty acres, they
evening.
have quartz and placer mining. It
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FOR
Mrs.
Good Roads Tax Ltvy
FANTON
Cars leave Estacada foe Port
land:
7 : » , 9 : » , i t » : A. M. and
1 : « , 3:3*. 6:»». y » 5 P. M.
Cars leave Portland for Esta
cada:
7: , 5> 9:» 5 . l »:»5 A. M. and
•;*5. J‘45. *> *5. 7 *3 P- M.
Freight also leaves Portland
in tbe morning goes to Caza
dero and returns to Portland
M ain office* ot the com pany: i p »-»
P in t St. Cortland, Oregon.
W. G W HITFIELD
C ed a r Shingles
When in need of F irs t Class
Cedar Shingles consult m e
Shingles delivered o r at the
mill. Nos. I and Q always on
hand. W. A Jono. Saks Aft.,
BLACKSMITH
Does all kiads o 4 work in his line iati
Solicit» a Share of root Patronage
E s I acm U
R. FANTON
P o rtla n d
R e s ta u ra n t
( Re-opened )
Home Cooking
Clean and Com
fortable beds
Rates
Reasonable
Your patronage
Solicited
Nelke for
Department of th« Interior, U . S
Land office at Portland. Or*con. Oct. 29. 1^08
Notice fa hertby f l v n that WlUlam P. Wklaler of
Portland. Oregon, who. on Oct. 29. 1908. made
timber land application No. 0609 for 3 W K of N W K
N S of S W q and S W \ of S W « ofsectlon 26, Town
ship 2 South of Rant# 6 East of Willamette Meridian
has filed notice of Intention to make final Cash proof
to establish claim to land abova described, before the
register 4 receiver of U. S. Land offica at Portland
Oregon, on the 12 day of Januery 1909
Claimant names as witnesses’
Chaa. F. Ehman Godfrey Ehman. John W . Be
als. John M. Snead all of Portland. Oregon.
Alterne» S. Dresser. Register
Estacada Progress