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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1912)
\ / All the News All the Time N O . 28 of ESTACADA PROGRESS ESTA CA D A , OREGON, TH U R SD AY, VOL. 4 Only Easier in Eas? Clackamas $1 A Y E A R M A R C H 14, 1912 I BOOST FOR CO. DIVISION "FREE” DITCH IS COSTLY Estacada Merc. Co. MUCH ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN COUNCIL Buys SOME TILING We Sell Cheaper, TlniCs Why + ♦ + + + 'l"M .++»i».».».«i.» + + 'M '+ + + » 'M "l'+ + + + + + + + + + ♦ » + + + + + + + + + ♦ + + * ESTACADA STATE BANK I CAPITAL • $25,000 some. Still, the locals hadn 't much Mdse. Mdse. license to win for they got aw ay to I OK TOR a bad start and they didn't play up to their norm al form. But they J O riginally D ug by V olunteers CASH CASH M ass M eetin g S elects C om d id n 't lay down an instant. They It C aves In m itte e to A rran g e.. were full of fight when the whistle blew ending the contest. It was the second defeat for them the en tire season. T h eir other defeat was T hey have won Change Made in W ater Pipe to Terrace New County Deemed for Bert Interest by one point. Buy some of our about a dozen games. T h a t’ s some Addition No Successor to A ld er o f C u t Clackamas “ Cleanup record, by the way. man Osborne, Resigned. Day“ Chosen for Estacada. Jefferson's forwards proved regu A ditch on W ade street between A big meeting to organize for a cam lar fiends at basket throw ing and S P E C IA L ON and save big money. paign for a division o f Clackamas coun while the team as a whole fouled Fourth and E igh th street, dug part ty was arranged at a mass meeting tw elve times, Estacada landed only ly by volunteer labor about six | 7 cans T o g o sardin es....... 25 held at Boner's theatre last Thursday two of the baskets from the foul months ago to drain the townsite 90 evening. M ackerel, k i t ........................ border, has, to date, cost Estacada And a “ Cleanup D ay" for Estacada line. Apricots, 1 doz c a n s ..........$1 6.S A big crow d saw the gam e and about $155 A t the council meet — a day when its' citizens will get out and donate a days work toward making tock delight in panning the Port ing T uesd ay even in g a bill for Beans, speckled 5c lb, 20 lbs 95 the town tidy, was selected and a com land referee, w ho had it coming. 5130 68 for tiling was paitl and bids Beans, red 5c lb, 20 lb s ..... 95 mittee named to canvas for volunteers. T h e first half stood 16 to 8 for are now asked for cleaning up the 7 5 c , $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .2 5 The date for both meetings is Friday, Babbitts Cleaner, 3 10c cans 20 The March 22 ---the cleanup to take place the visitors and the second half 17 ditch and layin g the tiling. 20 Pie Rhubarb, 1 gal can. ... during the day and the county division to 12. For Estacada, Morton threw council some time ago paid $25 for meeting in the evening at 8 o'clock. four baskets from the field, Evans excavatin g, the volunteers who dug Peas, 1 gal c a n .................... 35 When Governor West arrives here two, D ouglas two and G raham one. most of the ditch finding they had the next day to speak at the Garfield T h e visitors tossed 13 baskets from underestimated. A t the special price of Beans, string, 1 d o z ............ 75 Since tlien the Grange Estacada will present a reno the field and seven from the fo u l! ditch has caved in and dammed the Coffee. Liptons, 3 40c cans 1 vated appearance. ^ water and it became* necessary for All this activity follows the coming line out o f a total of nine chances. Coffee, Crescent, 3 40c cans 1 to Estacada of F. D. Hunt, traffic man T h e Estacada lineup: Fellow s | the council to act. Preserves, H einz, 50c bot’ l ager of the P. R. L. & P. Co., who has and Evans, center; 35 G raham and T h e council also authorized a had appropriated $500 to clear the right Douglas, forw ards; Morton and chauge in the w ater pipe to Terrace W asho, 3 10c c a k e s ............ of way along the townsite. Mr. Hunt addition, it being discovered that also offered to donate enough crushed W oodle, guards. the 6 inch pipe originally advertised rock to pave Broadway from the depot for, woultl not fit the term inus of to the intersection of Second street. Property Shows Increase Enthusiastic for Division of More Than $4 0 0 ,0 0 0 the present main w hich is 4 inch T h e cost w ill be less than originally | Announcement by The Progress of School district 108, which in figured. the county division meeting brought out a good crowd at the theatre. W. cludes Estacada, shows an increase No Successor to Osborne. A. Heylman was elected chairman and in valuation of more than $400,000 A lth o u gh O sborne’ s ' resignation G. E. Ln Follette, secretary. Chair the past year, according to the fig as alderman was read early in the man Heylman explained the purpose of the meeting and called for a discussion ures received from the assessor by meeting, it was not until the w ind of the subject of county division. R. L. E. Belfils of the Estacada State up that A lderm an Jones, gazing M. Standish, industrial agent of the P. bank. m ournfully at the vacant chair, in R. L. & P. Co., expressed the belief T h e e xa ct figures for 1911 were, quired in hushed accents: that the company wanted to see a di $989,407 72. In 1910 the valua “ H ow about a new alderman?” vision and the tax money kept in the district from which it was collected. tion was $580,000 and in 1909, “ W t have lost one to n igh t” said E. W. Bartlett told of the difficulty of $147,000, u gratifyin g show ing M ayor Reed solem nly, “ L et us doing business at the present county T h is year w ill show an even larger w a it.1' seat and said he was eager to help in increase ow ing to completion of the Sigh s from Alderm an L in dsey. the proposed division. W. Cary spoke work at R iver Mill. H aw kins and Underwood. C ity along the same line. Mayor J. W. T h e school census show s another Reed said he was decidedly in favor of Recorder Devore coughed division and believed if everybody interesting fact for 19 11, the num It was decided to have Engineer would get out and boost it could be ac ber o f school children being 279 as L ook survey a road from the complished. He added that he believed against 243 in 1910 and 147 *n 1909. Sprin gw ater bridge to the railroad Oregon city would help. crossing over the latter’ s property, Map on Picture Slide. Mrs. Waterbury Expires T raffiic M anager H u m having Chairman Heylman offered to have a After Extended Illness agreed to recommend the change. picture slide made, showing Clackamas county and the proposed line of divis Bills of $263 94 were allowed, Mrs. L ouisa C ox W aterbury, aged ion for use at the big meeting March 63, died last T hursday at the home after Jones had objected to ordering 22. Boone Shortridge offered to circu w ork exceeding $25 w ithout adver late petitions in Lane county, his for of her daughter in Estacada, after A bill for hauling was laid mer home. an extended illness. Deceased was tising. Edwin Bates told how the grange born in Missouri and em igrated with over for modification. helped in the successful campaign for her parents to O regon, when a Bids for Cleoring division of Hood River. He suggested youn g girl, settling in the W illam commercial clubs could help materially. Bids are asked for clearing the She was married to Following a general discussion, the ette valley. bottom in Terrace addition. Call on , . , following committee was elected to Mr. W aterbury and resided for a , c , .T , , Cary Brothers for particulars. Bids prepare a statement of a compaign time neat Salem. Her husband and ; , . , .. 1 , ., . .. , ,, . . _ . . must be in by March 26 at 6 p m. method, to notify other districts of the three children, Mrs. A . J. Price of . . . . . . , „ , • , T he right to reject any and all bids meeting and to secure c map and data T h e Dalles; Mrs. L . A Chapman is reserved. in the proposed district: Robert Dun Streets and A lleys are being completed. City can, J. W. Reed, J. M. Shibley, Ed and Mrs. H J. C h evron of Esta CITATION win Bates, A. E. Sparks, L. E. Belfils, cada, su rvive her. T h e funeral was In the County Court of the S tate of Oregon for the water will soon be on the property. New homes R. M. Standish, E. W. Bartlett, C. W. held Friday from the undertaking County of Clackamas. In the matter of the estate of Peter Claussen, de are fast being built and because Terrace Addition Devore. parlors of the Henthorns and inter ceased. -Citation. Grand Cleaning Day. ment was at Springw ater cemetery To Peter Emil Claussen. Albert Claussen. Leopold lots are worth double their present price. R. M. Standish aroused much enthu Deceased was beloved by the whole Claussen. and all persons interested in the estate of said deceased. siasm by proposing a holiday for the community and the funeral was In the Name of the State of Oregon; whole town, the day to be devoted to You are hereby cited and required to appear and be cleaning the streets and alleys and put largely attended. T h e sermon was in the county court of the state of Oregon, for the ting the municipality in apple-pie order. preached by Rev. W . G ivens of the county of Ciackamas, at the county court room of said court, on pie 13th day of M*y. 1912, at the hour of Robert told how other towns in the Christian church. Mrs. W ater 10 o ’clock in the forenoon of said day. then and there east did it and how captains were ap bury was a member of the A d ven to show cause, if any exist, why an order should nnt be granted to W. H. Mattoon. administrator of the pointed to direct the work and how tist Chiis'.iau church. estate of Peter Claussen. deceased, to sell the whole everybody, bankers, merchants, preach or part of the southwest quarter (SW VJ of northeast ers, business and laboring men all put quarter (NE M) and northwest quarter (NW Ji) of the Social F u n ctio n s on overalls and “ hopped to it.” souteastquarter (S E '4)and northeast quarter (NE*i) Mr. and Mrs. Robert C urrin were of southwest quarter (S W '.i) section I 7. township 3. “ And even the ladies helped,” he range 5 east of Willamette Meridian. Clackamas anded, “ they served coffee ami sand hosts, last week, to a number of county. Oregon, being the real estate of said de wiches and everybody had a fine tim e." their friends, at their home in Cur- ceased, at private sale, as shall be necessary. Witness the Hon. R. B. Beatie, judge of said court The idea made good and many volun rinsville. T h e evening was delight this 1 1 th day of March. 1912. This store is headquarters for discriminating customers, who teered labor of themselves and teams. Attest: W. L. Mtilvey, clerk, by I. M. Harrington Professor James said if the school fully spent at ''50 0 ,” eigh t tables I deputy clerk. (seal) want the best the market affords. board would give him the chance he participating T h e first prizes were Notice lor Publication would turn fifty school children loose won by Mrs. Ed Saling and C. C Department of the interior, U. 3 . Land Office a to help. Chairman Heylman then ap Saling: second prizes by Mrs. A W e carry: Portland. Oregon. Feb. 24th, 1912 pointed this committee to canvas the Notice Is hereby given that Edward O. Spulak of Col E. Sparks and L. M. Yocum . Fol- town and get a list of those who would ton. Oregon who on Feb. 19, 1906. made homestead SEW srctlon join the “ White Wings:“ Mayor J. lowing the game refreshm ents were | , n;ry No l5g87-S4rtal 0lJ83 W. Reed, Robert Duncan, R. M, Stan served. Am ong those present were: I 8. Township 5 south. Range 4 east. Willamette Me ridian. has filed notice of intention to make final five dish. _________ Messrs, and Mesdames: J. W year proof , to establish claim to the land above de Reed, L- E. Belfils, Jellison, Y o scribed, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Portland. Oregon, on Jefferson T o o Much for You know what they are— the Acme of Quality. cum. James, E . E. Saling, Millet, the 9th day of April. 1912. names as witnesses. Local Basketball Team C. C. Saling, Lindsey. Mrs. A . E. Claimant Press Bonney. of Molalla, Oregon: H. E. Carr Sparks, Mrs. G artner and G. E of Park Place Oregon: William E. Bonney and Wi! CRISCO— Fry onions, then potatoes in same Crisco. The Pota It w as an off n ight for Estacada La Follette. liam Sl.eaffer. of Colton. Oregon. H.F. Higby. Register H igh school basketball team and toes will not taste of onions. Pupils of the fifth and sixth Jefferson H igh of P o rtlan d — one of grades of the Estacada school gave 1 the crack teams of the city le a g ie a surprise party, the recipient of | — won 33 to 20 iu a gam e that was the attention iK-ing their teacher, Easy Pudding for Ten Cents Silver Spoon Free ! a battlfe all the w ay, F riday even- Miss Ellen Moclmke. T h e affair W. A. JO N E S Easy Jell for Ten Cents - Glass Mould Free P layin g ,at top-speed, the vlsilors look place at the home ot Mrs M P R O P R IE T O R Adam s and about 35 attended, G o o d ri^s and ca re fu l d riv e rs a lw a y s apparently had little or no troublr bringing refre: lunents w iili them SPECIAL ATTENTION with the low ceiling. T h e y worked G am es were played and an en jo ya G iv e u H u n tin g an d P is h in g P a rtict with accuracy and spirit and as they o t '» playing under rides d if ble evening sjient. Friday and Saturday One Week Specials Pocket Knives Stepping Stones To Wealth are the steps leading to the savin gs hank. E ve ry man, woman and child ought to travel up these steps often. It spells success and independence iu the future. T h rift in youth means w ealth in old age Deposit your sa v ings w ith us and you will find them accum ulatin g at a rapid rate, and earning good in terest w hile accum ulating. 68 ■44 + 4'+ + + + + + + + l , , » . » . » . » . ) , + 4 " » » 4 4 . » , » 4 4 4 4 . l* + 4 4 » - 4 4 4 - 68 Warranted Razors $1.00-$2.50 Safety Razors, $1.00 to $5.00 A Critical Inspection of your eyes may show the cause of that contrary Our prices are Lower-There’s a Reason and persistent headache, those nerve trying aches which drugs fail to relieve more than temporarily; may reveal some hidden defect that is sapping your nervous vitality, thus effecting organs «»mote Watch Terrace Addition Grow from your eyes; might disclose the obscure cause of nervous disorders, the relief of which would af ford you untold joy. C e n ts Best Investment There may be others who give the same thorough scientific examination as we, but many of our patients who have previously in th e city “ been the rounds” say they havn’t found them. Why? Dr. E r v i n L. S e lls . O p tic a l S p e c ia lis t. w it h th e E s ta c a d a J e w e l r y C o m p a n y e v e r y W e d n e sd a y fro m 8:30 a. m . to 4:30 p. m . Estacada Jewelry Company Broadway “ 4 + 4 — Want to Clean Up Estacada Realty Co. % r i d DUNCAN & CRUSE BROTHERS The Home of Quality Our Big Stock of New Wall Paper IS H E R E ! Beautiful Designs, Stock Fresh and Classy L et us quote vou prices w hich, we are certain, are as LOW as the LOWEST •W h ile in our store, h ave a look at our F urniture and Q ueensw are. A n d don 't forget the Special Bargains on Our 5-10-15- 20 and 25 cent Counters ESTACADA FURNITURE CO. W . D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors O dd. F ello .vs Building •I Preferred Stock Line “Yours truly” Line Livery, Feed & Sale Sperry Flour and Cereals STABLE Royal Bakery Bread ferent from those w hich Estacada . 4 is «rrit«tom-d »o ir tv-lr-vd them jew el:\ work of a.l kind neatly WOOD A UJMBFR m inc a n a T r U s T brothers