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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1912)
c_ ^ ? 7 NO. 30 ok •< •» « •+ + 4 I" » 4" » » '» ESTACADA STATE BANK CAPITAL • $25,000 A. J. Califf, Succumbs to a Score by in- HE WAS A GALLANT SOLDIER OUT FOR CASCADE CO. GIVEN A ROYAL RECEPTION I San Francisco flea. nings: S p ee c h e s Indicate T hat D ivision W ill S u c c e e d — W est End D e leg a tes to C om e H ere N ext W eek . W . D. JE L L ISO N , Pres. TH O M A S YOCUM, V. Pres. L. E. B ELFILS, Cashier Directors: W . D. JE LL ISO N , T H O M A S YOCUM, JO H N Z O BR IST , J. A. SOM ER, L. E. BELFILS. If everybody in this community would bank their mon- ey right here at home, instead of hoarding, or sending it away, it would help everybody in this community. It is merely SELF PROTECTION and SELF DEVELOPMENT for us to keep our money right here and help ourselves. W e will gladly give counsel to anyone wanting our ad vice— especially if we can steer you away from investments which might cause you loss. Make our Bank Your Bank -4 -K + - Added impetus v.-u given to the movement for the division of Clackamas county, Tuesday night, when sixty rep resentatives of the eastern part, in cluding business and professional men, fruit growers and farmers from Esta cada, Springwater, Garfield, Viola, Sandy, George, Dodge, Eagle Creek, Currinsville and other points went in a special car to Oregon City and con ferred with the Commercial club and Live Wires of that bustling city. The East Clackamas crowd was given a respectful hearing by Oregon City and a royal welcome in the social ses sion and lunch that followed the discus sion of division. None of the Oregon City speakers came out against division, but said they wanted to consider the subject and examine data. To that end it is likely a big delegation from the Commercial organizations will be here early next week, when the subject will be threshed out and a decision reached. The meeting was very successful and a mutual under, landing of the aims and purposes of all was reached. The special car left here at 1 o’clock, Tuesday and under the guidance of Con ductor Fernandez and Motorman “ Lucky” Reese made the trip in an hour and a half. The return was made in about the same time. R eason s for D ivision. B EW A R E of FAK IR S! Peddlers, who go about the country hawking eye glasses, are doing incalculable damage to the Ameri can eye-sight. Dout take the chance of ruining your sight by dealing with them. The whole success or usefulness of a pair of glasses depends upon their proper position in front If they are bent or misplaced they are W ORSE than useless. I would be glad to have any and all wearers of glasses call at my office at least once a month that 1 may re-adjust them. For this I charge nothing, whether I fitted the eyes previously ot not. D r. E r v in L. Sells. O ptical Spec ia lis t. w ith th e E stacada J e w e lr y C o m p a n y e v e ry W ednesday fro m 8:30 a. m . to 4:30 p. m. Estacada Jewelry Company Broadway — — — — —— — Want to Clean Up? Our Big Stock of New Wall Paper IS HERE ! Beautiful Designs, Stock Fresh and Classy Let ns quote you prices which, we are certain, are as LOW as the LOWEST I ii the limited space of The Progress extended report of the excellent speech es of the East Clackamas delegation and the Oregon City people, cannot be given. The “Cascade County” exponents, which included Henry Epperson, Edwin Bates, J. S. McCurdy, W. D. Jellison, Robert Duncan, L. E. Belfils, Mayor J. W. Reed, H.-F. Gibson. E. W. Bart lett, A. H. Miller, H. Johnson and R. M. Standish, submitted the proposition that the division wonld not only do west Clackamas no harm, but would be a benefit; they urged that the two dis tricta had little in common from a busi ness standpoint; that the long distance to be traveled to transact business at the county seat is a hardship and a source of expense; beyond reason. It was also stated that this section had grown so it is able to take care of itself at a saving to the taxpayers. T h e L ine o f D ivision. Mr. Bartlett submitted a huge map, showing the proposed line of division which starts at the county line, about three miles west of Boring, runs south to center of 5 S. 3 E., east to the forest reserve thence south to the county line. The population is about 8,000; the valu ation $5,316,000. Two Eagle Creek residents, Gus Bur nett and Noah Stingley said they were satiafied without division. The Oregon City Club speakers, Pres ident McBain, Gilbert Hedges, J. E Hedges, Publicity Agent Eby and Judge Dimick, congratulated the visi tors on the spirit they displayed and their fairness in submitting their prop osition to the west county people anil their plea to he allowed to stand on their own feet. The question merited consideration in a broad minded sense and “ if you have the goods we will help you deliver them” they added. ESTACADA LOSES FIRST GAME T im m ’s C ress C lub T a k es O pening G am e of B a seb all 8 to 6 B ronson S trik es O ut 13. E s ta c a d a , And 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 Odd Fellows Building . i*. A jr. -• Stroke of Apoplexy. T. Cress, 5 00 o o o 1 o 3 8 6 3 Batteries—Bronson and Bronson; Schwartz and Bleeg. in R e g u la r A rm y an d P h ilip p in es an d W a s W o u n d ed — Had B een A ilin g a F ew D ays. While at work on the road near the John Tracy residence, Albert Having produced a great basket- Jay Califf, aged 53 tears, was Txalt team, Springwater pioposes to stricken with apoplexy, about duplicate, if it can, with a baseball noon, Monday, and txpired a half' crew. A diamond and grandstand hour later at the Tracy residence, and long on Hardware, Shoes, Groceries, Dry has been fixed up near the store whither he was carried by friends. and * good squad is practicing. In A doctor attended him. Goods, Clothing, Etc. the bunch are: J. Paiks, capt., Deceased was a gallant soldier, Manager Howard Smith, Dobble, having served five years in the reg u Long, Boylan. Ralsizer, Closner, ular army when a young man. Bittner, Generowski, Jim Parks and When the call came for volunteers the three Hornet brothers. he enlisted and went to the Philip The boys are to give a dance and pines and in battle was shot through oyster supper at Dodge ball Friday the right arm. Auction at 10 a. m . and 7 p . m . night, April 12, and shortly will be Mr. Califf was born June 23, 1858 ready to give battle to Estacada. in Fu'.ton countv, Indiana, and The listacada team gives a dance from there emigrated to Nebraska. at the Pavilion next Saturday even From Nebraska, after the Spanish- ing. Everybody should buy a American war, lie came to the ticket and help the team alouq. coast. Ke joined the Methodist church, when a boy, and was a Springwater Wins Again member until death. For a while he was connected with the Pencil at Basketball 31 to 21 No premium stamps on above dates. Goods sold at private mission in California and held an exhorter’ s license. The widow At the Pavilion Thursday even sale and auction. ing, Springwater won over Esta and several relatives survive him cada 31 to 21 at basketball. T h e1 He was well known in Estacada and visitors showed much improvement highly esteemed. Funeral was at over their form when last seen here Mt. Zion church Tuesday and in and the game was hot and rather terment in the local cemetery, rough. The first halt was a walk I can fix anything that is wrong away foi Springwater 19 to 6. The with your watch.— LaHatt. locals didn't get into the play. In Notice for Publication the second half Estacada braced and Department of ths Interior, Serial 03265. U. S. Mdse. lead practically from the start, j Land office at Portland. Oregon. March 18, 1912. Mdse. given that They won the naif 15 to 12. There Notice ia hereby I OR FOR William H. Sullivan were not to exceed four fouls called. whose postofflce address is 230K- First Street. Port CASH CASH land. Oregon, cld. on the 27th day of October. 1911 Tom Morton refereed. Woodle suc file in this office Sworn Statement and Application. ceeded Earl Schultz in the last half. No. 03265.. to purchase the S W ’i S W !t. Section 12, township 1 south, range 4 East. Willamette Mer W'ilcox was replaced by Generowski idian. and the timber thereon, under the provisions of for the visitors. Fellows played a the act of June 3. 1878. and acts amendatory, known the "Timber and Stone Law." ai such value as good game against Smith at center, as might be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to Evans not being in the local lineup. such application, the land and timber thereon have appraised, the timber estimated 140.000 The three Horner brothers, Caj - been board feet at 50c per M. and the land $40.00: that tain Kilgore, Wilcox and Genr- said applicant will offer final rroof in support of his and sworn statement on the 10th day of owski played for Springwater; Gra application T h e h o m o o f Q u a lity Jure. »912, before the Register and Receiver. U. S. ham, Douglas, Morton, Schultz, Land Office, at Portland. Oregon. Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase Woodle and Fellows for the locals. before Those who entry, or Initiate a contest at any time before Our big cut price sale ends Saturday, April 6. A fair crowd was present. The patent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this havn’t taken advantage of these great bargains, better do so office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. proceeds went to the baseball club. H. F. HICBY. Register. We are Short on Cash S p rin g w a te r O rganizing. Enough Said" April 3,4,5 and 6 W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer Friday Night and Saturday af ternoon special for Ladies. Estacada Merc. Co. Duncan Mr. Man, his wife and family: ioc Babbitt cleanser, special Black Diamond matches reg ular 3c, special.................. Gun Powder tea regular 50c.. as can be procured in the outlay of an equal sum of money in anything money can buy. Bu> a Henney Buqgv and buy it NOW! Quit using the old lumber wagon as a vehicle of pleas ure. Hnch your stepper to a Henney, sit back on one of its coil spring lazy backs and realize the great pleasure you will have. We are offering Henney Buggies at reduced prices. You will lie surprised to learn you can get so good a buggv for so little money. There is no buggy made that is superior to the Henney. It has many features peculiar to itself. Ask your neighbors who own a Henney, if it is not par excellence. Come in and look the Henney over. Buy one and you will feel a sense of comfort and happiness such as you have not ex perieuced for many years. The Henney is sold only by us in Estacada, HARDWARE )'»■.• V »» * Week Ending Apr. 7 Sunset jell in j--lly glasses regular 15c special.......... 4 Sunset jam in jelly glasses regular 15c special............ 32 And many more articles not listed here. off on dll Dry Goods. Easy Riding Buggy 13 10 to 25 per cent DUNCAN 4 CRUSE B R O TH ER S Watch Terrace Addition Grow Best Investment in the city Why? CO. STABLE / r| Cruse Bros. Here are a few Leaders for Did you ever experience more delightful weather? A dis tinguished man recently stated that he felt the fluttering of the angels wings, as he walked the streets of Estacada. Whether or not we are nearer heaven than any other part of the globe, we can not say, but it certainly goes without saying, we have as delightful a climate as the heart could desire. Do you, gentle reader appreciate the splendid conditions surrounding you? You are only going through this life once. What the future world has in store for you is unknown; it stands you in hand to enjoy the good things now attainable. We stand ready to suggest you can get as much good, solid comfort out of a fine, light running Livery, Feed & Sale - r r & at once—NOW ! “ Blr’ndy” Schwartz, a portside wiggler with the Timm’s Cress (why not WaterCress.') team, hug ged a horse shoe in the opening ' game here Sunday and grabbed off ; the winning end of the baseball controversy 8 to 6. And aside from the first inning, when our athletes «emplaned somewhat, it was a cork ing good battle. Neil Bronson, who obliged for the home guard,! tiling a classy.game, one that should have been his, hands down. He breezed 13 of the Cressies, banged FOR SALK. — Rubber tired sur one in the slats aud walked two. In but what really put Neil on the rey cheap, in good condition quire ai my residence on Broadway blink was the tnixups of his pals in «f. A .J Darling. the opening round, when the ene W. A. JONES my scored five rttus on two hits and Jewelry work of all kind neatly PROPRIETOR three errors. Schwartz fanned five. air? promptly done.— LaHatt Good rigs, an t cartful dn-.eu al-wav» The air being cleared, the list a - S P t U A l A T T E N T IO N For Sale or Trade. Given Hut.Hug and Pivbing Partie* cadans came from behind and even Will trfcde (or lot* in Iwtueüily; h ed things up, by the time the fourth photon single ham*»««; »yy*. * DEATH CALLS SUDDENLY R. H. K. 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 y 5 S erv ed McCIJRDY While it» our store, have a look at onr Furniture and Queensware. #1 A YEA R tors forged ahead one and grabbed two more in the ninth, while the locals were getting one. A fairly good crowd saw the East Clackam as Co. Boosters trouble. Cushman umpired like a Go to O regon City. "profesh’ ' and Bob Standish, man ager of the locals was busy as a _____ i. Only Paper in East Clackamas ESTA CA D A . OREGON. TH URSDAY. APRIL 4. tot 2 VOL. 4 of the eye. PROGRESS ESTACADA All the News All the Time V Streets and Alleys are be ng completed. water will soon be on the property. City New hornet are fast being built and because retrace Addition lots ire worth double their present price. _ d _ _ _