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E ST A C A D A , OREGON, T H U R SD A Y ,
I.O CAi, N EW S AND
P E R SO N A L M E N T IO N
Estacada State Bank
JU N E 23, 1910.
A YEAR
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Baseball Games
MDSE. FOR CASH
MDSE. FOR CASH
Sunday on the Estacada grounds
Kat catile wanted; the fatter the Estacada and tlie Pultons, of Port-
I better. See Penlaud & Jorg.
hand, played a seven inning game,
Geo. A. Steel, President.
L. E Belfils, Cashier
W a n t e d —Nice fat beef cattle commencing at 1:30, that was quite 4
GRAY FNAMEIED WARE
interesting for the "fans " Good ! 1
at Townsend's. Top prices paid.
DIRECTORS:
SPECIAL PRICES
Special number 26 wash bas:ns ball was p!.v cd by both teams. It JJ
Geo. A. Steel, Ihos. Yocum, John Zobrist, L. E. Ilelfils
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20 cents at our half price sale had been agiecd that only seven \M
READ I VERY WORD
innings should b : played, as two
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makes them 10 cents each.
games were scheduled for the afte
Capital
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II MEANS MONEY 10 (HE HOUSE-WiFE
Estacada Purniture Co will put noon. We think it a mistake to J
.out a lot of odds and ends in dishes try to have more than one game a ;!
which they will sell at cost and less day especially on Sundays. This J s
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for the next lew days. Kst: c * a crcate(1 sonle trouble in c Sunday’s
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Price Sale
Men alitile Co.
General banking business transacted. Drafts issued to
game and tlie second game brought
Cut these prices half and you will have the price that we will charge in this half price sale
W, Glazier has moved froni Port in very little money It was tlie!
any part of the W orld.
land to Estacada aud now occupies Portland Ma :0011s vs Estacada, the
gray steel enameled ware.
Money telegraphed to any part of the United States
the house he recently purchased of core being 8 to 4 in favor of I
Maroons. The game between I
W e g u a r a n t e e e v e r y piece.
W e handle Trusts, Commissions, Escrows and Collec- ; Rev. II. Puck.
Pultons and the home team was
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Henthorn
and
Ril
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lien-
tions.
No. 26 W ash Basins, 20 cents each
net left on Monday for the Big tie, neither team making a score.
Jn the game between
Eagle | jj
W e afford every facility consistent with good banking
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Horn country in Washington to be
Creek aud the Portland Giants, a,g
ready to help do the harvesting.
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Interest paid on T im e Deposits. 3"" six months; 4
colored team from Portland, E ag le ) 2
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Mr. and Mrs. Washburn, Mr.
Creek was defeated. Score 7 to 4.
twelve months
Otto Miller and sister Edith, Miss
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indsor
Dippers
with
round
handles, 20 cts. each
It was a good game and the gate-
Kellar and Mr, Gillet of Portland
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W e do all kinds of legal work
receipts satisfactory.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
2 Qt. Pudding Pans, 18 cents each
W e represent six old line fire insurance companies
Saturday afternoon Estacada’s
Otto Stuben.
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2nd nine crossed bats with the Gar
W e have town lots for sale.
Cash or easy payments
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field team. It being the second
Straw Vote On Liquor
game between these rival teams
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Question To Be Taken much interest was manifested, es
2Qt. Milk Pans, 18 cents each
hours: Open 8 :5 0 A. M.
Close 5 P. M.
pecially between the players For
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home
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G
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started
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At a meeting of the City Council
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on Tuesday evening it was decided to pitch but in three innings Gar
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by a unanimous opinion to request field scored so heavily against them
the voters of Estacada to take a that it was decided to turn him out
9 inch shallow pie plates, 14 cents each
straw vote Monday evening June in the field. John Osborn finished
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27th from 7 to 9 P. M. in favor of the game in the box and so well
or against the granting of license to did he do that Garfield only scored
sell liquor in the city, The pur three runs in seven innings. Flem -,
pose is to ascertain the opinion of ing was behind the bat and kept |
Deering Mowers, Binders, Flay Rakes,
the majority and is not to be con the ball from tearing holes through
Just received a car of Olympic, Snow
Binder Twine and H aying Tools.
strued as an official or legal election the wire backstop Lee Bronson
Drift,
Blue
Stem
and
Lighthouse
Flour.
pirched
for
G*v*fie!d
and
B...klft
did
The Council believes they now
Special prices to house builders on
have the full right to either grant the catching. They proved to be
W e can make special prices on large
or refuse to license and so far as too stiong for the home team and
doors, windows, mouldings, paints and
quantities.
their legal right is concerned* this when the score was added up it w as!
builder’s hardware on complete jobs.
election would not alter that found to be 15 to 12 in favor of G ar
opinion; however a majority opinion field. ‘ 'T im " Reagan and " Ja c k "
expressed in the straw vote will be Cassiday did the umpiring.
EXTRA SPECIAL
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25,000
1-2
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Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Get an Abstract before you buy
If you are already a landholder,
be sure you really own the land de
scribed in your deed.
O ur A b stra cts 01 C la ck am as C ounty titles
sta n d the test.
C l a c k a m a s T it l e C o m p a n y , in c .
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 0 9
H ead Offices: 509-511 Cham ber of C om m erce B u ild in g.
6.
¿R iley, President
P O R T L A N D , O R Ii.
,7ran lr SB, ¿R iley , Secretary
SSEEOEE
respected by tlie Council and their
future acts will be consistent with
the majority as expressed in this
straw vote. Complaint and fault
Is found with conditions existing
now. It is believed that we do not
have the benefits of a no-license
town because the influence is the
same as if a licensed saloon existed
and the city receives no benefit
financially. To license soft drink
or near beer places is certainly not
any improvement of the morals
trom granting a regular license
The city is in great need of this
revenue to carry on needed iitiprov-
ments. If the people of Estacada
do not want any licenses granted it
is evident they do not want near
beer places, so if a no-lieense policy
is voted the council will at once
take steps to close these places and
they will then expect the people to
then sustain a tax policy. It the
people desire a license, conditions
will be required of those applying
so that order aud decency and the
protection of t h : public will be
guaranteed by a heavy bond.
To License Saloons
Under $5,000 Bond
ESTACADA MERCANTILE CO.
MDSE.
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Annual School Meeting
On Monday evening the Kstaca-
da school district held it’s nnnual
meeting in the school building. in the Indian battle which was
The work of the year was reported, fought at Cazadero, The company
which showed a good healthy left oil Tuesday for Astoria.
growth. Two additional teachers
had been employed, making six in
Looking Over Fruit Land
all. The district lias established a
policy of rewarding good work of
Keely and Dubois, of Underwood
the teachers by increasing their
Wash , are t wo fruit growers who
salaries two and a half dollars per
I have been looking over our fruit
month. This method offers an ad
lands ¡11 a very critical manner and
ditional incentive to do good work
their judgment is of more Ilian or
as well as to remain with the dis
dinary value. They are elderly
trict. T. J. Reagan, the retiring
gentlemen who are familiar with
director was requested by a number
and owners of valuable property in
of persons to Income a candidate
the White Salmou district. They
for re electii . but positively refused
are familar with conditions in Hood
to allow his name to l>e used. J
River and with this knowledge
1’ . Woodtl was elected director and
they arc satisfied the conditions for
I.. K. Belfils re-elected clerk. It
fruit growing here are second to
was decided to call a special elec
none.
They seem well pleased
tion at a later date when the assess
with some of the best property in
ment roll had lieen completed and
this region aud we hope to see
the valuation of the district estab
them locate here.
lished.
1st. W hat w ould i oil do if you were
on the c ity coun cil? T he streets of tlie
c ity w ill he in tin im passable conditiou
this W in ter unless the m oney is raised in
som e w ay to fix them an d as the bonds
have been ad vertised tw ice and there are
no bidders it is g e ttin g to lie a serious
The Selig Polyscope Co., of Chi
question.
cago, who have been taking
h u l. Is prohibition a failure at p res
ent? The council is being censured for pictures of Estacada scenery for the
a llo w in g the near beer places to run, as moving picture business, have been
I it is claim ed th ey are w orse than saloous much pleased with the scenery hut
I on account of m inors bein g allow ed in owing to the cloudy weather they
| them and th ey would not be allow ed in
do not think they secured very
saloons. It is also claim ed that at present
Scenes for two plays
th at liq u o r stronger than near beer is l>e- good photos.
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in g sold to m inors o r an yo n e, alth ough were taken, also others.
M ayor Reed has a stan din g oficr of £25 Schoolmaster of Marajiosa" is the
to an yone who w ill furnish evid en ce to ! title of one and the other is "Th e
con vict an yone of v io la tin g the law
Sergeant." It will l>e several
3rd. W ould it not be better under the ,
circti instances to ^rant one o r tw o months before these will be ready
licenses, say at fr.o uo each an«l m ake to be reproduced,
them furn ish a bond of j's.ooo w ith the
’ There is nothing about cither of
p rovision in the ordinance that at an y llie.se pieces to indicate that it is
tim e that they w ere found v io la tin g the
!■. • 1 ’ 1 scenery. The company
ord inance that th eir license would be n
does
produce wliat they call their
yoked and m ik e th e ordinance t » i.icl i t
the fo llow in g provision s: that tin* r .in a Ivertis-ng pictures in which the
contain no «hairs, card , 1>:I i.ir 1 < r pool «■< , •. r e marked and where taken.
tables; that there be n • binnl*.
- ens T! ■
npanv is composed of pro-
o r an y th in g to ob struct' the vi v fr v n
I••- ■ •mal actors an I while here do-
the outside to an y part of the ro- m , that
i : the work was followed by a
they »hall close at 9 o ’clo ck l*
unto
crowd of interested
spectators.
6:30 A . M . and not open on Sun*» r.
C it iz e n
Some of our local people took part
First Strawberries In
Says We Have Beautiful
Southern Garfield
Scenery
Read This!
W hen in need of Furniture, Queensware, W all Paper,
Deadening Felt, R ugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, H am
mocks, Beds and Bedding, in fact Furniture and Queens
ware of any kind, call at the Estacada Furniture Stare
and get our prices when in town.
m W e still have a few Singer Machines left yet.
; sell you one.
Come in, we will treat you right.
Yours
W . D. and L . M. Henthorn
Let us
Says
First
Berries
Planted
L on g Tim e A g o — Estaca-
ticle
Ar
N ow
As so much is being said about
strawberries in this vicinity I be
lieve it proper to give a true ac
count of the stn wberry’ s intro
duction into this part of Oicgotr
The first tame plants set out near
Estacada in South Garfield were set
out by Mrs. Edna Davis, mother of
Will, and J. J. Davis, on the spot
now occupied by Win. Davis' resi
dence. They were procured down
in Damascus from Deardorfs; not
understanding the nature of the
berries they were -et too th;, k and
too much fertilizer wa< used, so
the-re were only blooms and vines
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x s e k k b s
and no berries. That was about
the year 1873.
The next was bought and
brought in by Mr. Dock Balinateer
in 1882, They were of the sharp-
less variety lie gave five dollars for
50 plants and Ins wife sold tlie ber
ries off those vines to Mrs. Dave
Canfield, who lived where Ed.
Wonacott now lives.
That was tlia beginning of the
strawberry culture out litre Then
Mr. W. I’. Sunffiu saw what ber
ries would do on our perfect soil
and bought a home in Garfield and
set out the first commercial straw-
berry field in this part of Clack
amas County. Mr Win. Holder,
knowing Suufiiu to be a thorough
berry man, followed suit Others
seeing their success have gone into
the berry business until it itt no
more an experiment, as our Esta-
cada-Garfield berries of all kinds
are second to none. There need be
110 tear to invest in a piece of land
out litre and go into the fruit and
berry business for sure success is
theirs.
—One who knows
Teachers Elected
da-Garfnld Berries A
First-class
MDSE.
The school board has engaged
the following teachers for next year
II M. James, principal, Miss Ma-
ble Glover, of Portland, assistant
principal, Miss Avice Buchanan of
Hood
River,
Miss Ellt-n C.
Moehnke of Oregon City, Miss Eva
Primer and Miss Mary Jones pri
mary.
Livery Feed
&
STABLE
Sale
W . A. J O N E S
PROPRIETOR
Goo.1 rigs anil careful d riv ers alw ay s
SPECIAL
G iven
ATTENTION
H un tin g and F is h in g P arties
WOOD & LUMBER
Loenl and L o n g D istance Telephone
BUY, S E L L , T R A D E , ETC.
F or S a lk -T wo good second
hand sewing machines, Wheeler &
Wilson and Singer. Also a brand
new Eldridge direct from the fac
tory. At the Progress.
We have several pieces of prop
erty left with us to negotiate a sale
for. Intending investors in Esta
cada will do well to consult us as
wc may have just what you want.
Inquire at the P rogress office.
W a n ted Good fat beef cattle,
highest prices paid, See Penland
& Jorg,
F o r S a lk
Four lots, 2 rootned
house, city water in house and
lights For particulars write O R.
Jacobs, Dundee, Ore , R R.
F ound The week of the Rose
Carnival in Portland on a car be
tween Portland and Estacada, a
ladies gold watch with initial en
graved. Owner apply to W. A,
Jones.
W a n ted Wool, hid»«, chickens
veal and hogs Highest market
price paid for the same. D. F.
Warner, Estacada Hot !.
See the Estacada Furniture Co’ s,
W a n ted A girl, at the Eataca-
rugs
For the next few days they
<l.i
Ho’el
will sell their f ] J Electric Saxony
rugs for $28 and their Smith S a x
ony $25 rugs for 521. Now is the
C, P. Wilson, of Astoria, is
time to buy your fine rugs.
visiting with his sister Mrs. K. S.
Slnnkl.m 1 He is interested m
Mr II James’ mother returned our acreage and muv be induced to
to her home at Oregon City on invest in some of it before return-
Sunday,
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