I can fix anything that is wrong Woman Found Dead in with your watch.— LaHatt. (iK C O R Y O R A T E ll) Shack— Husband Missing I. a Halt sills spectacles and Prayer eye ! nutting at the Free Meth Published [ .erv Ihursd n Morning at g la s s e s . odist churdh evety Thursday even I,ylng on the floor ot the coo k , shack 1 ISTACUM, ORIGUV ¡ 1 . E. Worden went to Portland ing at 7 30. near River Mill, where she rnailc h e r ' li. H. |,\P< il.I.KTTK. K.lttor «ml Mgr '■ again Sunday. Attorney C. W. Devore went lo home with her hu-baml, Mis. Charles ! Alexander, aged 44. was found dead R olan Duncan visited friends at Portland and Oregon City last I'm-sday morning about 11 o'clock liv J ! Entered at the pertofflce tn kstacada. O regon a* | second cla ss rnail tvtek. Barton over Sunday. C. llradford, sufairiiatendent of tile mil), j Her husband, a camp cook, left the plai-c ! Alliert Stianklin a business tnni Postmaster A. N. Johnson went S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S to Portland Sunday, reluming Mott- , of Portland arrived for a visit of a Sunday at 10 o'clock and has not yet been found. Six m onths................ ....... .................... 50 j week with E. S. Shanklaml. day. Charles Kramer of Portland, J. Kramer Melvin Shanklaud left for South of Newburg and Mrs. Louis J. Consul of P. F. Standish, R. C. Doming Th iriday, March 25 , IGI 2 i ------ ---- ■ 1 "" ■ and J M. Schultz, of Garfield were! Bend Sunday where he will likely Portland, brothers aud sister of the dead woman attended the funeral which took spend the summer. The purchase hy the P. R L. & in town Saturday. place yesterday afternoon from the Hen- P. of the HiKi'l River company Stated communication of Esta- thorn chapel. They are unable to ac II. S. Gibson, a well known probably means a period of great ranchman of Eagle Creek spent cada Lodge A. F. & A. M., next count for the whereabouts of the hus Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock.— band. They admit the couple were »die:, development in the combined prop Sunday here visiliug friends. Win. Dale, secretary. ed to liquor». They insist Alexander erties this \ ear. The acquiring of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Douglass Mr. and Mrs Jack Ross left for was of a quiet disposition aud that there the latter company’s holdings gives and Edward Chapman of Eagle was no trouble. They believe he left be Marshfield Tuesday. They have the P. K. L- & P. Co. a free hand Creek were visitors here Monday. fore she died and that he is probably in been visiting Mrs. Ross’ parents, in development of power and light Portland on a spree. Those having changes in their Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes. Suspicion rose when the body was which will mean a farther reduction ads will greatly favor The Progress The citizens of Sandy have called found completely covered with a blanket in price to the public. The com by having copy for same prepared a mass meeting to be held Satur the upper edge tucked under the head. pany Las already announced one not later than Monday eveuing. day evening to consider county di A towel partly folded was under the reduction. Several Estacadans will chin. But there was no evidence of a Mrs. M. H. Evans, who will vision. struggle and examination showed no attend. Rev. W. R. F. Browne in an ex leave shortly for a visit at her old marks of violence. Hr. Adix testified Ed Douglasa living near Eagle cellent sermon at the Methodist home in New York, went to Port at the inquest held by Coroner Wilson church. Sunday evening, made a land Monday to arrange for her Creek is ill of appendicitis and it is that the woman had been dead not more likely he will be taken to Portland than 44 hours. Nothing in the house, suggestion auent the recent cleaning trip. for an operation this week. Mrs. apparently, had been disturbed. The of the city, in which the pastor William Davis and family desire Viola Douglass, his mother, return jury alter hearing Hr. Adix, A. J. Dwyer himself took an active part, that to thank the many friends for their ed last evening. who employed the Alexanders at the the way to keep the town as it is assistance during the illness and The Timms Cress baseball club logging camp, aud J. C. Bradford who now, is to refrain from making it death of Mrs. Davis at her home in of Portland will play Kstacada on found the body, decided death was the result of acute alcoholism. dirty. One good effect an annual Garfield. the local diamond Sunday afternoon cleanup day should have, is to in The J.adies Aid Society of the at 2 o’clock, providing the weather For Sale at a Bargain. culcate a habit of neatness and pride Christian church met at the home is good. This team was formerly Two acres close in on good terms, in keeping the municipality spic of Mrs. A. Morrow last Thursday. known as the Hillsdale aggregation. S. E. Wooster. Estacada. and span. It's one of the best ad The Indies Aid of the Methodist The Boner theatre will feature vertisements the city can have. Notice for Publication church met with Mrs. W. Mattoon, on Saturday night the great detec tive story “ Conspirators” and a Department of the Interior, U . S. Land O ffice at last Wednesday. Oregon. Feb. 24th, 1912 SPRING WAfER "Western Tramp" with 1,000 feet Portland. Notice is hereby given that Edward O. Spulak of Col Professor H. M. James and Miss of other good film. On Sunday ton. Oregon, who on Feb, 19. 1906, made homestead Doctor Adix had a narrow escape last Sunday when his machine left the grade Ellen Moelinke are Kstacada teach night "H ow babies are raised in entry No. 15887, Serial No. 0 1 253, for S E K section 18. Township 5 south. Range 4 east, Willamette Me just in front of K ilgore’s and Cromer’s ers who will speak at the parents- Paris,” with 2,000 feet of other ridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five ranches and backed down through the teachers meeting to be held at E^a- film. year proof, to establish claim to the land above de- fence. No one was hurt and no damage gle Creek a week from next Satur C. M. Clark, of Philadelphia, B. ecribed. before the Register and R eceiver of the United States Land Office at Portland. Oregon, on done except to the fence. day. A fine program, which will S. Josselyn, president and W. D. the 9ih day of April. 1912. The Dodge entertainment and musi- Hunt traffic manager, all of the P. Claimant names as witnesses: appear next issue, has been pre cale will be one of the finest, if not the R, L. & P. Co., with a party of 15 Press Bonney. of Molalla. Oregon: H. E. Carr, Place. Oregon; W illiam E. Bonney and W il finest, ever presented in the neighbor pared. made a trip over the line Tuesday, of liam Park Sheaffer. of Colton. Oregon. hood. Kveryoue concerned is working The Porter school observed "Daf taking lunch at the Estacada Mr. H .F. Higby. Register hard and a rare treat is in store for the fodil Day" on Tuesday, the 26th of Clark, who represents the big stock CITATION audience. Watch for the posters! March. An interesting program holders said he had no announce In the County Court of the State cf Oregon for the ment to make regarding future im County of Clackamas. The services at the church Sunday were was presented hy the children, and provements. well attended and the music was excep In the matter of the estate of Peter Claussen. de tionally good. Rev. and Mrs. Aue play a rare and extensive exhibit of Headed by Mayor Cockerill, the T o ceased.—Citation. Peter Emil Clau3sen. Albert Claussen, Leopold school work was on the walls. The ing both morning and evening. city council of Seattle and the city Claussen. and all persons Interested In the estate The The Springwater basketball team will building is new and modern. of said deceased. engineer, accompanied by a news meet Estacada in the Pavilion, Thursday teacher is Miss Rica Anderson. In the Name of the State of Oregon: paper man, visited the Estacada You are hereby cited and required to appear and be night, the procetds from the game to go A. J. Darling has returned from mill yesterday and inspected the in the county court of the state of Oregon, for the to the Kstacada baseball team. Satur county of Clackamas at the county court room of said day night a return game will be played a trip to Eugene, Springfield and atnbursen dam, which the council court, on the 1 3th day of May. 1912. at the hour of expects to duplicate at Seattle. at Dodge hall and the game will be fol Salem, where he went to look for a 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. then and there lowed by dancing. The proceeds will go location. It is possible he may es They were escorted over the line to show cause. If any exist, why an order should not be granted to W . H Mattoon. administrator of the toward defraying the expenses of the tablish a furniture factory at Salem, and were the guests of F, D, Hunt estate of Peter Claussen. deceased, to sell the whole of the P. R, L. & P. Co., at lunch Springwater baseball team. Everybody or part of the southwest quarter (S W K ) of northeast inducements having been offered here. come, quarter (N E K ) and northwest quarter (N W K ) of the him, He reports business condi F. E. Cockerline, director of the Souleast quarter (S E K ) and northeast quarter (N E K ) The baseball fans have been hard at of southweet quarter (S W K ) section 1 7. township 3. work getting a diamond Did out in the tions good in the valley. Viola school paid $10 fine at Ore range 5 east of Willamette Meridian, Clackamas field opposite the store. Prospects are The Portland Carman, under the gon City Monday for slapping county. Oregon, being the real estate of said de ceased. at private sale, as shall be necessary. good for a line team this year. management of W. T. Buchanan, Thomas Lovelace, a teacher, last Witness the Hon. R . B. Beatie. judge of said court Ray Marrs and August Generow sky publicity manager of the P. R. L. week. Lovelace is alleged to have this 11 th day of March. 1912. leave for Idaho the latter part of this Attest: W. L. Mutvey. clerk, by I. M. Harrington ft P. Co. shows constant improve allowed pupils to stay at home be deputy dork. (seal) week. cause the school house was dirty. ment. The current issue contains A meeting was called yesterday to SHERIFF'S SALE much of interest, not only to em decide whether the teacher should Social Functions. In the Circait C oart of the State o f Ore«oa ployes of the company, but to the be dismissed. Complimentary to Mrs. Cornell fo r Clackam as Coaaty of Portland, who was their guest, patrons. It publishes many cuts plaintiff FOR S A L E —Three young J. F. Lovelace, of the Kstacada country. vs. Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Adix enter horses, one Jersey milch cow, with Alexander Meyer, C. O Donovan and Katherine Another movement to divide 4 weeks old calf, one full-blooded tained a few friends at their home Dwyer, defendants on Second street, last Friday even I.ane and Douglas counties has O. I. C. hoar. Call or address A. S T A T E O F O R E G O N ( County of Clackamas. I ing. There were four tables of been started at Florence. The di M. Stephens, VVonacott farm. 28tf By virtue of a judgment order, decree and execu duly issued out of and under the seal of the five hundred, first prizes being vision is badly needed for some of LOST Pearl knife brooch near tion. above entitled court. In the above entitled cause, to awarded to Mrs. A. E. Sparks and the taxpayers have to travel too school grounds. Return to Progres me duly directed and dated the 21 st day of February. Mr. J. W. Reed. A luncheon miles or more— part of the distance office. 1912. upon a Judgment rendered and entered In said court on the 10th day of February. 1912. In favor of served to complete a most enjoya I guarantee all work done.— J. F Lovelace, the above named plaintiff, aud against by stage —to attend court. The ble evening. Those present: Mr. Alexander Meyer, the above named defendant, for the and Mrs. R M. Standish, Mr. and people appear determined to have LaHatt. sum of $1.250.00. with Interest thereon at the rate Forty tons of hay for sale. In of 6 per cent per annum from the 19th day of Octo Mrs Robert Currin, Mr. and Mrs. the question submitted to a vote. 1911. and the further sum of $100. as attorney's J. W. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Belfils, Registration for the primary quire at Estacada State Bank. 21-tf ber fee. and the further sum of $34.50 costs and dis Prof, and Mrs. James, Mr. and FOR S A L E — White Wyandotte bursements. and the eosts of and upon this writ, com closes April 9 and the registrars Mrs. A. 1 C. Sparks and G. E. I.a Eggs manding me to make sale of the following described urge all those who have failed to hens for layers and payers. Follett. J i . j o , setting of 15. A. J. Darling real property, situate In the county of Clackamas, state of Oregon to-wit: register to do so at once, as the FOR S A L E — Firewoqd— 18 in T h e north east quarter of the south west quarter of In honor of Miss Fay Barthole- time is short. The registration for the donation land claim of John Stevenson, being no mew of Portland, a cousin, Mrs. C. Kstacada precinct to date is 238, ches and 4 feet sticks. tification No. 7380, Claim 59. in township No. 3. Mary Stubbe, Estacada. C. Saling gave a dinner at her home which is ten more than a year ago south of range No. 4. east of the W illam ette mer idian. containing twenty acres more or less In Clack FOR S A L E —Team, wagon and amas in Cttrrinsville, last Thursday even All but 55 have registered at Reg county, state of Oregon. harness. Inquire of J. C. Woodle. NO W . T H E R E F O R E , by virtue of said execution, ing. Tlie guests enjoyed cards for istrar E. W. Bartlett’s office. Estacada. an hour after the dinner. Those judgment order and decree, and In compliance with the commands of said writ. I w ill, on Saturday, the present were: Dr. and Mrs H. V. At a special meeting of the coun W A N TE D — A responsible party 6th day of April. 1912: at the hour of 10 o'clock a. Adix, Mr. and Mrs I.. R. Belfils, cil, Monday evening. Straight and to contract clearing 15 to 20 acres m. at the front door of the County Court House in Mr and Mrs. Roliert Currin, Mr. Hanna were awarded the bid at 6 of second growth timber. Call up the City of Oregon C ity. In said county and state, sell and Mrs. E. E. Saling, Charles at public auction, subject to redemption, to the high P. F. Standish. est bidder, for U S. gold coin cash In hand, all the Jacques of Portland and Fred Bar- cents per lineal foot, for the laying For Sale— Indian Runner duck right, title and interest which the within named de of the tiling of the ditch in Wade tholemew. fendants or either of them, hsd on the date of the street from Fourth to Eighth, dig eggs; 5° cents a setting. mortgage herein cr since had in or to the above de At her home in Currinsville, last ging the ditch a foot deeper and R. S, Ludlow, Estacada. tf-3-21 scribed real property or any part thereof, to satisfy week, Mrs. J. II. Hughes gave a covering the tiling. It was decided Fat cattle wanted; the fattei the said execution, judgment order, decree, interest, costs and ail accruing costs. delightful luncheon to a number of to lay the water main for Terrace better.— See Fred Jorg. E. T. MASS. S h eriff of Clackamas County. Oregon ladies. The affair which was much addition bv day work. Alderman E ST A C A D A PO U LTRY FARM By J O. Staats. deputy. enjoyed hy nil was made the occa I.indsey will boss the job. Baby Chicks, Stock and Eggs. Dated. Oregon. City. Ore.. Feb. 21. 1912. sion for a re organization of the 5 C. White I.eghorns. S. C Black The Kstacada Poultry farm is Minorcas, S. C, Buff Orpingtons. Notice for Publient¡0« Currinsville Embroidery club to lie Department of the Interior. U. S. Land O ffice at known as the Modern Priscillas of doing a business showing that peo W a n t e d —Highest price paid Oregon February 14 1912, Morrow Glen. Mrs. J. H. Hughes ple in this vicinity are going in for eggs at the Palace Meat Market Portland. Notice Is hereby given that Levi L . Manlove, of Springwater. Oregon. Route 1. who. on December was clecte»* president and Miss heavily for poultry. Fritz Boet- Fred Jorg. 23. 1909. made Homestead entry serial No. 02358 Edith Trowbridge, secretary. The trich, the owner, reports he has If you break a lens in your for the S E K of N E K Section 34. Township 3 South. Priscllas are to meet every Thurs Range 3 East.Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice day at 2 p. m at Mrs Hughes A sold advance orders to take his en glasses, save the pieces and I can of Intention to make final commutation proof, to estab committee on reao'uiions and by tire output ot 2.000 chicks every furnish a glass just like it.— lish claim to the land above described, before the re g ister end receiver of the United Ststes Land office laws was apixiiiited composed of three weeks, np to May 1. One LaHatt. t i Portland. Oregen. on the 4th day of April. 1912. Mrs. C. R. I.ovell, Mrs. K K. Sal- order from Garfield is for 800 They have it— good fresh vege Claimant names as witnesses: iug and Miss Edith Trowbridge. chicks. Mr. Boettrich can only tables. Go and see them. Fred Chester Card. Pharls Mayfield. Clyde Llmbooker snd ESTACADA PROGRESS CITY N E W S B R IE F S furnish single settings until that J°nt FOR S A L E — Gasolene engine dale. Bids are asked for clearing the and drag saw. At the hall j>ark. Sunday, a prac Mrs. Ellen Patterson. Imttnm in Terrace addition. Call on tice game was won by the regulars ______ Estacada, Oregon Cary Brothers for particulars. Bids must lie in by March 26 at 6 p. tn. 40 to 5 The team wore its new Notice to Dog Owners. Considering it was a The right lo reject any and all bids uniforms. Ordinance No. 14, respecting the first tryout and a switched lineup, is reserved. the work was good. Bronson. licensing of dogs in Estacada. will be strict!v enforced. Procure your Jewelry work of all kind neatly Marshal and Douglas pitched for 1 tags of the city treasurer. Dog and promptly done.— LaHatt. ! the regulars and I.ee Bronson owners are given until April 1 to Licenses expire caught. For the Yannigans. Barr, secure licences. For Sale or Trade. August r. Failure to pay gives the Cruse and Sutterfield pitched The Will trade for lots in Kstacada, a marshal authority to impound dogs fjo o pheatnn. single harness, leath latter also caught most of the game. without tags and to dispose of or er flv nets and a Iroy’s saddle. Ad Errors and heavy slugging were kill same two days after being dress 745 Hoyt St., Portland. Ore I features. 'taken up. A G A mes , Marshal. Bids fur Clearing You’ll find Our Moat 0. K. Livery, Board, Sale and Exchange Stable ESTACADA. - - OREGON H E N R Y V .A D IX .M .D in every respect. The taste will be light, the tenderness utiusu.il. P H Y S IC IA N A SURGEON the weight absolutely com et mid +++++ the price very low -tor this grade OFPICK, ADJOINING R liSlD liN C H of meat. The way to know this Local and Long Distance Telephone tor yourself is to give us a trial The doc lo r’* phone can be connected order We know you’ ll repeat it with your home phone at night it re* all right. (jnested. One long riug. Palace Meat Market L. A. W E L L S D r. D E N T IS T PO RTLAN D . OREGON $2 a day Will The Hotel Estacada A L L MODERN CONVENIENCES lie in Kstacada ou Frida)» aad Saturday a. Appom tweuti may be uiudc with Dr. Adix. J O H N S T E IN E R . M. D One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast Local and Tourist Trade Solicited P h y sic ia n a S ubuvon Office in residence, next to I. O. O. F. Hall. Office Houis: 10 to 12 A. M., 7 to 8 F. M. C L A U D E W. D E V O R E A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W and N O T A R Y P U B L IC Rates! ' ® Lower Electric n‘‘" E sta ca d a . O reg on ft A s a result o f economic methods and the ac quirement o f additional facilities, the J. W. MILLER BLACKSMITH ft Portland K X P R R T HOKSKSHOBR Railway, Light and Power Company takes a great ft All work guaranteed deal o f pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Estacada and the surrounding territory an impor « I « % s tant reduction in its electric light and power rates. ft It has been the constant policy of the Company to give good service at reasonable rates. The company is more interested than anybody else in building up a bigger, busier and better Portland, low rates and good service. B L A C K S M IT H l> still at the old stand and w illing to do any of the work Details o f this ft reduction and the conditions involved can be se « cured upon application at any of the company’s $ IMPORTANT: offices. ft Several months w ill be re required to change over the 81,000 accounts which this reduction in lighting § rates will affect. In order that our patrons may « pany earnestly requests that these be signed, w it § nessed and returned to the company’s representa in hit lint GIVE HIM A CALI ft The new lighting rate is 9 , 7 and 1 c per killowatt hour. § J. V. BARR and it fully recognizes the important influence of Team Work and Hauling by the Day or Contract WOOD delivered in any quantity or length, i.st class 4 foot wood slaliwood delivered at $2.00 per cord. 16 inch at $2.50 per load. be put to the least possible inconvenience, new con tracts will be mailed beginning May 1 st. W. M. Y0NCE The com ft tive in Estacada as promptly as possible, thus avoiding the possibility o f wa iting in line at the ft office. ft | I Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. ^ Seventh and Alder Sts. ^ Phones: Main 6688, A The Oregon Fire Relief Asso ciation of McMinnville with $225,000 reserves, solicits your business through J o h n B ro w n O resh a m . O reg on Phone ft 6131 G resha m . S IS Or leave word at this office 1 also have the OREGON MERCHANTS and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS. CEDAR SHINGLES We manufacture all kinds of Cedat Shingles and are prepared at all times to deliver the same. Also to sell at the mill, having stock on hand at all times Your Easter Hat! A. KRIEGER & CO. Our store windows now display beautiful creations Reed & Sparks Successors to engart & Co. of Portland, has the latest stock in 0 . R. Jacobs charge. You should see the assortment. mateiial, but modest prices. N ew -----P R O P R IE T O R ----- Estacada Agent— A. Mot row in millinery, Miss Davis, expert trimmer of Low- Spring Goods are Best Repairing of All Kinds Plumbing and Electric Wiring Hats for all. Arriving by Every Train ! Special Announcement: For a $5 purchase and a small cash payment, we give our customers a beautiful set of dishes. L et us explain the system. DALE’S Jesse Mayfield, all of Springwater. Oregon. H. F Higby. Register A. M 0RK0W & SON PROFESSIONAL C A R L S Estacada Lumber Yard l . D. ALLIN, Proprietor (Successor to Kstacada Lumber & Manufacturing Co.) ESTACADA MEAT MARKET J. SMITH. Pro*. First Class Meats of all kinds handled I Huy and Sell Mutton, Fork and Veal. Highest price paid in cash. Good fat beef wanted Notice for Pubficatioa Department of the Interior. U. S. Lend office Portland. Oregon. Jen. 13. 1912. Notice is hereby given that Harry L. Kea whose post-office address is 31 1 l i t h street Per land Ore did on the l 6ih day of March 1911. file this office Sworn Statement and Application. N 02953. to purchase the N'.- N E K srd N S NW1 Section 28. Township 2 South. R a n ge.6 East Wi lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under tl previsions of the act of June 3. I 878.and acts amen atory. known as the Tim ber and Stone Law such value as might be fixed by appraisement, a* thet. ;urauent to such application, the land and timb thereon have been appraised, the timber estimati 380.000 board feet at 50c per M 660.000 boa feet at 30c per M and 80.000 board feet at 10c p. M end the lend $160 00; that said applicant w offer final proof In support of his application ai sworn statement on the 1 6th day ot April. 1912 tx H aving purchased the yards and stock of the company and hav ing added a complete stock from Portland and elsewhere, Subscribers and patrons of The we are prepared to furnish the public with Progress are asked to make settle fore the Register and R eceiver of the U. S. Lar ment of indebtedness to me up to office at Poniard. Ore. A LL K IN D S O F B U ILD IN G M A T ER IA L j Any rersor is st liberty to pretest »his purchase bt February I. 1912 when I retired as [ j fere entry or initiate a contest at any time befor Anything you need, buy here. manager. All bills from that date :atent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit In th* are due Mr. La Follette office, a lle g e * fe*-ts which would defeat the entry. Notice — F: S VVomt-r Price* Right • * Material of the Best ^ H. F. Higby. register