Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916, June 10, 1909, Image 1

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E ST A C A D A . OREGON,
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Estacada
State
Bank f
C apital, $25,000
(.OCAL N EW S AND
PERSO N AL M ENTIO N
Pigs for sale by J. A. Held.
Cazadero is a money order station
since the fust of the month.
OFFICERS:
(#»*<». Isle s, President.
S. W. Strykr Vice-President FOR S A L K I have a good
fresh Jersey cow for sale.—W. J.
I . i Belfils, Cashier
Moore. Cazadero, Ore.
F. M. Miller, Real Estate Officer
Persons who did not get their
dishes from the dance last Tues­
day night can get same by calling
at this office.
D IR EC TO R S:
T IIE R
A Y.
Ak
’ NT. 10. 1909.
RF:ED WINS IN FIGHT
Grocery
D o Y o u lut< u u ! f o b ¡ .n il
FOR MAYOR
Estacada’s Good Name Vindi­
cated and the Repudiater :
of its Financial Obliga­
tions and Vilifier of
its
Citizens
Put
“Down and Out”
Overwhelming Defeat at the
Polls
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If ::o let us figure with you on
your Doors, Windows, Mould
mgs. Lock. etc. We have a
large stock of this class of goods
ami can save you money.
Screen Doors $i.c o S i. 10
S i . >5 and $2.00.
Screen Wire Cloth 24 inhcsa
wide 14c a yard.
Screen Door Sets including
spring hinges, wire door pull,
hook and eve
1 5c a set
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O ar Shoes W ill
M ake Y our
F eet
G lad
In buying grocerit - as well as
other goods one should t ake ill
consideration that the freight is
paid and you do not have to
load up on a lot of stuff in order
to have the freight paid.
5 lb. Pail Rex Lard
<0 rents
10 lb. Pail Rex Lard S t .50 c u t s
10 lb. Pail Sun Set Drips Ss nip
50 cents.
2 Ounce Bottle Mapleine 35 emits
8 Ounce Can Royal Baking
Powder 25 cents
iff Ounce Can Royal Baking
Powder 45 cents
Carnation
Milk jier ran 8
cents
to lb. Sack White Corn Meal
30 cents
to lb. Sack Corn Meal. Yellow
30 cents
9 lb. Sack Rolled Oats 45 rent).
Extra Soda Crackers full case,
per pound
Table or Dairy Salt in 50 lb.
Clean Drill sacks p> rents
2 Bottles Catsup for
25 cm 's
Minced Clams, Choicest No. 1
10 cents per can
Tomatoes, per dozen
85 rents
Sugar Corn 3 cans for 25 rents
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FOR SA LF.—One 3 ¡4 wagon,
wide tire, wagon bed. Inquire at
Tuesday was the day long look-
the P ro g ress .
ed for by the electors of tile city of
Two desirable lots, small house Estacada. It was their opportu­
with water on the premises. For nity to correct a wrong and avenge
sale. Easy terms. E . P. Scott, or an insult perpetrated by the city
Hardware Market
A D e lic io u s C u p o f T e a
j council, when more than a year ago
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS inquire of the Progress Office.
they elected W. A. Heylman, May-
Nails and Wire Advanced 5
Try
Ridgways famous 5
Writes Fire Insurance in Five of the best “ DOLLAR”
Mrs I. S. Collins, of Spokane, | or A man with nothing to com-j
cents, this makes Glidden Galvzd o'clock Tea.
Ridgways Tea
a
sister
of
Mr.
R.
II.
Cur-
j
„lend
him
except
being
a
knocker,
Wash.
companies. Handles Real Estate, I own Lots
Wire sell at $5.55 per 100 feet.
Merchants to the late Queen
rin, of Clirrinsville, has been spend­ trouble breeder and vilifier of its
both Business and Residence, and Farm
American S o cia l in 80 Rod Victoria by special appointment.
ing some time with friends in this citizen, in methods peculiarly Heyl-
Spools at $2 .15
Property near Estacada
vicinity.
man-like. In bis effort to succeed
Block-Tackle Wire Stretchers
himself he resorted to methods that
COUNSEL,
LONG A S W E E K . ROOM NO. 600 C H A M B E R OF
F lie s or no F lie s T h at is the Question
flood Cleveland bicycle, mud
$ 1 .1 5 Each.
CO MME RC E,
P O R T L A N D . OREGON.
guards, coaster brake. Every­ would put to shame the worst
Glass Lemon Squeezers 10
The pesky little tilings are
"heeler” in a Chicago ward elec­
thing
first
class.
Eor
sale
or
trade.
cents
each.
here
now and wliat are you go­
N O T A R Y P U B L IC ON O U R S T A F F
tion. His schemes have been re- '
What have you? Dr. Adix.
Cycle Ball Bearing Grind ing to do about them. We have
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cently carefully looked for and
Stones $4 95
the screen wire cloth that will
C O R R E S P O N D E N TS
?
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harkenrider check-mated. The main reason he
Standard Mattocks 70 cents give protection to. the windows.
went to Portland to-day to take in has been able to do the harm to
Merchants National Bank 01 Portland
We give you prices below and
Hunts Mattocks
$ 12 5
the Rose Show.
the taxpayers he has done is that
National City Bank or New York
Champion Forges, handy for you can figure the number of N K W P E R F E C T IO N B lue Flam e
we are a peace loving community
O IL S T O V E S
G. H. Lichthorn and family and
the farmer or contractor, weight feet in your windows and you
and averse to taking part in a
The
time
saving stove for
the Miss Sagners and Mrs. Adolf
about Ho lbs. Price $8.00
will find the cost not as much as
"scrap" which left the field clear
Sagner went to Highland on Mon­
5 It). No. 7 Capewell Horse you would expect. As to the your kitchen. The New Per­
for him until Estacada, in the
day.
Nails 90 cents.
doors, we have a line of the fection cures common stove
language of Judge Campbell, "had
5 lb. No. 8 Capewell Horse most substantial for the price. troubles. IT IS ALWAYS READY
$275.00 will buy a Conover, up­ become notorious’ ' for the scrap in
Our doots are the very best I'OR INSTANT USE, Cook, either
Nails
85 cents.
right piano, Colonial style, mahog­ its midst. The people of Estacada
grade on tUe market, being made fast or slow in a most satisfactory
Mrs.
Potts
Nickle
plated
Sad
any finish, practically new. Re­ are peaceable but with a man of
of selected material, with the manner. This stove is no e x ­
Irons 85 cents per set.
tails at $425.00.—Estacada State Heylmau’s disposition and the few
2 lb. Square Butter Prints 30 screen put on in the proper man­ periment and has proven to be
barnacles be suceeded . in making
Bank.
ner and are not of the dove tail the most economical Oil Stove
cents.
fast to him, that he seemed to con­
J. 1 . Houck, who lives on the
Brass King Wash Boards 43 pattern but are mortised clear ever placed on the market.
trol in a manner impossible to con­
2 Hole Stove with legs
$ t < •>
Brown ranch, on the Clackamas,
through.
cents.
ceive of, could do, it was feund
3
Hole
Stove
with
legs
$10
50
south of Currinsville, and raises
Prices on wire cloth per yard
12 Qt. Favorite Strainer Pails
that to longer stand aloof would be
T;
peaches with other good things to
24 inches wide 14 cents per yd.
7P cents,
criminal.
eat. was made happy on Wednes­
28 inches wide 16 cents per yd.
12 Qt. Dairy Pails grade ix
Accordingly it was determined
day last by the appearance in bis
30 inches wide 17 cents per yd.
30 cents.
that W. A. Heylman should have
home of a nine pound baby boy.
6 in. Monkey Wrenches 25 Prices on screen doors $1.00
all the fight and law he wanted
$1.2 5 $1.7 5 and $2.00.
cults.
We have several pieces of prop­ and a stand taken to resist him.
D E M A N D A N A B S T R A C T O F T IT L E
Screen Door Sets including
8
in.
Monkey
Wrenches
35
erty left with 11s to negotiate a sale This resulted in the recall election
Spring Hinges, Door Pull, Hook
cents.
H for. Intending investors in Esta­ held May 15th. In which it was
and eye 15 and 20 cents per set.
10 in. Milk Strainers 15 cents.
The CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY, (established 1893)
cada will do well to consult us as clearly shown that the people of
we may have just what you want. our city were against him and his
makes reliable Abstracts of Title to all lands and lots in
Inquire at the P ro g ress office.
methods. Tuesday’ s election was
Phil Shannon, of Springwater, the culmination of the hitter feel-
ing against this man's methods of
i ■ an old timer and member of the
doing
things. The poll tax method
Pioneer Association went to Port­
Principal Offices; Chamber of Commerce Bldq.
land to see the sights on Wednes­ by which he hoped to disfranchise
That has bought and sold more feed since opening up,
W. A. JON ES
a sufficient number of people to
PORILAND.
day.
than
had been previously handled in Estacada, and has a full
P R O P R IE T O R
win the election was not successful.
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FOR S A L E —Two well broke He was successful in making his
G ood rijp. and careful d riv ers alw ay s
F, F. R IL E Y , President.
F R A N K H. R I L E Y , Secretary [j
supply now, and wants your trade is the
mares, sound and young, very scheme work, but the trouble with
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Given Hunting and Fishing Part it*»
reasonable price—E . IT. Tisoti, it was that he could poll such a
Orders for Abstracts and Extensions of Springwater, Ore.
few votes for himself then that he
WOOD & LUMBER
Mr. Wm. Wilcox, of Garfield, is was defeated two votes to his one.
Abstracts received at
Local and Long Distance Telephone
His methods had been discovered
taking in the sights in Portland at
the Rose Show and attending the and it was understood by the citi­
CHURCH SERVICES
zens the evening before that the
R
I thirty-seventh annual reunion of voters should be present early to
the Pioneer Association, which
Next Sabbat li
M. E. Church
vote and thus eompell him to show
meets on Friday.
his plans earlv. Consequently as
This paper is, and has been, for peace
,
,
L. M. HENTHORN
Sabbath School
W. D. HENTHORN
.
t will
... . follow.
,,
l4
were open
the
and . hopes
now 4l
that . such
It i soon as the polls
r
1
at
has aided in securing that peace by th e j challenging by Heyltnail Oil the j
I B u y A n y t h i n g th e f a r m e r h a s to Preaching
Preaching
at
AT T H E
only untried method of securing such | poll tax commenced,
peace, which was a finished fight. We j We are UM fin
fault witl, j S e l l a n d S e l l h i m a n y t h i n g he n eeds in Preaching at
think the victory at the polls leave* little .
,
.
,
I doubt that W. A. Heylman. the
; him for. challenging, but we are,!
Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even­
j alone who. is responsible <or the notori and have reason, to find fault with
ing
7 p 111.
I ety our little town bus had tor scrapping, two of the judges, who represented
! lias been laid low, or to be exactly cor- I tjle Heylman side of the issue, for
Church of Christ—Next Sabbalb
rect, "down and out" (mystic phrase. t,)eir maaner of allowing votes.
1 where have we heard it before?), lienee-
,
.
, forth
, we will
.,, endeavor
,
. give our . tiest . 1 liese decisions were made with
to
Bible School
10 a in.
efforts to serving the people as expressed disgusting frequency until about
In The New Concrete Building
Preaching
11 ,1 in.
in our Salutatory of Aug. 27, 1908,
thirty of Estacada’ s citizens were
Young Peoples' Meeting 7 p. 111.
"Its sole purpose is to become an disfranchised.
Notwithstanding
Preaching
8 p. ni.
effective instrument in tile develop- this was about one third of Estaca- |
The subject for tile Young
ing, enriching and building up of da’s vote it failed to give the m a-!
33 1-3
off on Kitchen Treasures and Wall Paper. 15
People’s Meeting is "T h e lh-aulifiil
this section of Clackamas County jority sought for. It must be re-
of
off on Iron Beds. 10
off on Qtieensware. A full line
Life of Francis Willard.
and the beautiful little City of Es membered that these disfranchised
Furniture on hand.
Prayer Meeting 011
tacada. and it is inconceivable that voters were for the Reed ticket,
Tliurs Evening at 7:50
p m.
any thinking, sentient being can
The Reed ticket would have poll-
E. W. Sewall, Pastor
oppose so laudable an object, but ed at least seventy-five votes for
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
surprises sometimes occur,
and their candidates.
The vote as
C o m e in a n d be c o n v i n c e d t h a t
Free „Methodist Church
should the unexpected happen the counted was as follows:
One
of
the
most
delightful
Resorts
on
the
Coast
Steam Roller of Progress will Mayor, \V. A. Heylman 21, J. \V.
Sabbath School
2 30 I* w.
quickly Batten obstructions in its Reed 42. Councilmen, L. E. Bel-
Preaching
1» M.
7
Local
and
Tourist
Trade
Solicited
path.”
fils 43. B O. Boswell 18.
C. F.
Prayer Meeting 011
Howe 24, A E. Sparks 3.8. Chas.
The Annual Rose Show at Port­
P M.
Wednesday evening T
Shutter 45,
A. Morrow 1.
A.
land is attracting large numbers of
Rev. Roper of Gresl Iti ITI
Havens 22, A 1 Lindsey 39. W.
our people this week. Instead of
The young men of the commu­ were ably assisted by tile young
I) Henthorn 42, J F. Lovelace 20.
loosing interest in these exhibitions
nity gave a dance at the pavilion ladies of the community who pro­ the past three vears. but wli » lias
Treasurer B. R. Kimmel 42, Ed.
every year witnesses a greater dis­
on Tuesday evening, which was vided lunch. A general good time lately resided in Eastern Oregon,
Bates 10. Recorder, Wm. Dale 22
play and larger crowds.
well attended, and owing to it l>e- was had by all until the earlv morn came to our city on Thursday last
E. S Wotner, 38.
ing an election night several of the when the dancers dispersed, after anil expects to remain some time.
By bills printed at this office a
older
people, not usually taking having had a pleasant social time.
He is stopping at the home of C.
wrestling match will take place in The Progress is one dollar a year
T. B. Lawrence, who has made L. Ferry, where he has m.i !e his
part in the dances, were to be
the ball over the Estacada State
■ found among the crowd. Them en this lus home the greater pait A home while here.
Bank ou Saturday evening.
Subscribe now
Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, t. Yocum,
John Zobrist.
There are enough uncertainties \
about trading in land with- i
out guessing at the title.
BE
ON
THE
SAFE
SIDE
ESTACADA
MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Feed Store
C lackam as C ounty"
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E sta c a d a S tate B ank.
A. D. S C H M ID T F E E D S T O R E
A Car Load of the famous Utah
Land Plaster for your use.
Estacada
FURNITURE
Store
T h e F e e d L in e
A. D. SCHMIDT
The Hotel Estacada
E s ta c a d a is th e PJace to B u y
These are our Cash Inducements
R espectfully"
Estacada Furniture Co.
Livery, Feed & Sale
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