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E ST A C A D A , O REGO N, T H U R SD A Y ,
NO. 4* (w VOL. 4
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Ì HOLD LIVELY MEETING
Firework* d u r i n g county
division discussion
EAGLE CREEK'S FINE TURN OUT
ESTACADA S TA TE BANK
CAPITAL
We have
PROGRESS
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B ig c ro w d enjo y * (elk* e n d th e m usic
a n d d a n c in g w h ic h fo llo w e d
V isitin g E s ta c a d a n * w e lc o m e d .
One of the most successful! coun­
ty division meetings in point of at­
tendance, enjoyment and public
interest, was held at Eagle Creek
last Saturday evening.
Elliott's
new hall, with its excellent maple
floor was prettily decorated and a
fine crowd [from Eagle Creek and
surrounding precincts attended.
Estacadans to the number of 100 or
more, accompanied by the Estaeada
orchestra of five pieces and the Cas­
cade male quartet, went in a special
car, which returned about 11 o’clock
But nearly every visitor stayed un­
til the windup of the combined
meeting and social session which
included a delightful dance. The
Eagle Creek people proved royal
hosts.
$25,000
money to
loan on
good mortgages at current rate
“ B u zz ” W h o o p s 'e r u p .
One of the features of the meeting
was the apperance of •‘ Buzz"
Thomas, Socialist candidata for the
legislature, who made a speech
against ciunty < iv si n.
‘ Buzz”
lived up to his name, during his
peppery ten minutes talk, Divested
of verbiage, his principal argument
was that bridge building made high
taxes in Clackamas and would he
no less In Cascade county. Then
he digressed:
" A ll there is to this thing of
division" he said, " is that some
fellers at Estaeada will starve to
death unless they get a chance to
suck a public teat. They are just
as apt to hang onto the coin as they
are at Oregon City. Then they’ ll
over ride the law, because they did
when the precinct went dry and the
town went wet and they issued
licences for saloons. Why there
was a feller up there says it ought
to be worth $100 to get me to quit
talking against county division.
Wasn’t that try in’ to bribe me? I've
been in every county in this state
ar.d they’re trying to pull the wool
over your eyes about taxes."
Call a Spade a Spade
We want to emphasise the fact that this store has an
individuality of its own for selling genuine goods and calling
things by their right names. We sell
Diamonds for Diamonds
AND OUR
Solid Gold Rings
and ether Jewelry are as high-carat value as we say they are
We can save you 10 to 25 percent on Ladies and Gentle­
mens’ Gold Watches.
BU Y OF U S !
Estacada Jewelry Company
Broadway
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B elfiU m a k e s a n s w e r.
L. E, Belfils in an earnest talk
which roused much applause, told
"Buzz’’ that Estaeada did not vio­
late the law in issuing licences to
saloons, as the supreme court had
decreed that au incoiporated town
could regulate the liquor triffic if
the people voted wet.
" I was a member of the council
when the licencese was issued,” he
continued warmly,’ ' and I want to
tell you that it would not have been
possible for blind piggers to exist
iiad it not been that outside people
supported them as much as those
in Estaeada. And there was more
drunkeness than since the saloons
K
came in."
A letter from a former Eagle
Creek resident. Andrew W. King,
of Hood River was read by Mr
Devine, opposing county division.
Fruit Season is on
WE HANDLE
A full Line of Economy Jars
AN D A L SO
Caps, Rubbers for Mason Jars
ES TAC A D A FU R N ITU R E cO.
W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors
c*yt Fallow s Building
B a r tle tt m a k e s f ir s t ta lk .
E. W. Bartlett, who has been
east, opened the meeting with an
excellent speech, following the
selection of H. F. Gibson of Barton
as chairman of the evening. He was
followed by L . E. Belfils in a talk
on taxas. The Cascade quartet,
reinforced by Miles Standish of
Portland, was repeatedly encored
The Estaeada orchestra furnished
fine music for the dance, which
closed about 1 o’clock.
Y,
Only Paper in
East Clackamas
FUNE 27. 1912
$1 A Y E A R
experience, a spank for every year.
After this ceremony, a "500” party
was organized, five tables playing.
A luncheon which the ladies of the Estaeada Firemen prepare
party brought with them, was ser­
for a lively lime.
ved later and following this, the
Rosebud quartet,
Messrs Adix,
Belfils, Ed. Sating and James were
heard in college songs.
Those
A ll k in d s o f ra c e s a n d tw o b a s e b a ll
present included: Messrs and Mes-
g a m e s H o n . G. C. B ro w n e ll to
dantes; Reed, tv E. Saling, Janies,
d e liv e r th e c e le b r a tio n sp eech .
Lindsey, Sparks, C. C, Saling,
Currin. Mrs. R. M Staudish and
A ran g e m e n ts by th e v ario u s co m m it­
G. E. LaFollette.
tees in c h a rg e , have been co m pleted fo r
HO, FOR THE F
AMUSEMENTS FOR EVERYBODY
T h e Misses R u th an d R vr Califf form ­
erly of O regon C ity b u t now of Caza.lero
en tertain ed a few of th e ir friends at th e ir
hom e in Cazadero S aturday liv ening
Ju n e 2 2 . T he ev en in g W H S very p leasant­
ly sp e n t w ith gam es and m usic. R efresh­
m en ts were serveil b v th e young hostesses
T he follow ing g uests were p resent: The
Misses Seila H ow e, Rlva Adams, Nelly
H ayes, Jessie H an n ah , G ladys C arpenter,
G ladys T ow nsend, Mary W oodle, Della
L ovell, R u th Califf, K intna Barr, Eva
Califf, M ildred Califf. Messers: H enry
H ew itt, H arold W ooster, C hester W om er
E m m e tt S u tterfield , G eorge H icks, Leo
H avens. M cCoely Dale, M ervin, Rvelyti
and R aym ond Califf. Mr. and Mrs.
U nger, M r. an d M rs. M orris, Sir. and
M rs. G eorge Califf Jr. M r. and Mrs.
G eorge Califf Sr.
th e g ran d celeb ratio n a t E sta e a d a th e
F o u rth u n d er th e au sp icies o f th e F ire
d e p a rtm e n t.
B eginning th e day , th e re will be th e
usu al sa lu te and firecrack ers and to r ­
pedoes will help in th e r a c k e t m aking.
A b out 10,30 th e crack E s ta e a d a and
S p rin g w a te r baseb all clubs ta n g le a t
th e ball p ark , w h ere th e C u rrin sv ille
band will play b etw een innings and help
s tir th e en th u siasm ,
by Rev W. Givens of the Christian
church, only relatives of the bride
and a few friends being present.
Mr. Thomas Morton was best man
and Mrs. L. S. LaHatt. bridesmaid.
Following the ceremony a luncheon
was served. The young people are
soon to begin housekeeping on Up-
per Broadway. The bride has been
a resident of this section several
years and is universally esteemed.
The groom is connected with the
Estaeada Mercantile Co. and po­
pular. Au attempt to serenade the
couple with the usual accompani­
ment of tinpans was frustrated by
subsidy. The many triends of Mr.
and Mrs. Cary extended congratu­
lations and best wishes.
*cd- sack- K'rls and to?8 race8 under
Mdse.
FOR
CASH
Estacada Merc. Co.
TOR
CASH
Our prices are Low er-There’ s a Reason
12 y e a rs and a dance w hich will con tin u e
all afte rn o o n and evening. A fly c a s tin g
c o n te st is b ein g p lanned. A big tim e is
c e rta in .
M any a re
com ing fro m
P o rtlan d .
of the chain from the same
The roses for the chains were
gathered by a great-great ntice, the
daughtet of Mrs. Otterstrom, who
is a descendant of Betsy Palmateer
Shaver, the first young woman
married at Garfield in pioneer days.
Earl Schultz, has gone to Port­
land to work as clerk in the post
office and incidentally to await ap­
plications on his trial marriage pro­
position. To date four girls have
applied through the Progress. Full
A delightful house party was details will be published next week.
held last week by Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. VanDyke, the pioneer
Frank Ewing at the Upj>er Dam.
lumberman of this section, now a
The guests tnorottghly enjoyed the
resident of Red Bluff, Cal , is visit­
horseback jaunts, the fishing aud
ing here this week. Mr. Van Dyke
boat riding and the excellent din­
furnished the lumber for the first
ners directed by Mrs. Ewitig. The
building of Estaeada. Eleven years
party attended the ball at Eagle
ago he was associated with W. H.
Creek Saturday evening. Those
Kandle in a mill at Springwater,
present were Miss Minnie Ewing of
Manager Heylman of Boner's
Portland, Miss Irene McLeod of
theatre
has a treat for his patrons
Berkely, Cal. ^Irs. Morton Russell
of Cazadero and Mrs. Gertrude this week. Saturday evening there
Grimm of Estaeada; Herbert Scu- will be three fine reels run off.
pum ot Portland; Harry Snyder of Between each reel, there will be
vaudeville acts by the Wright
Cazadero and Wallace Russell.
family, two teams. Prices are 10
and 20 cents.
ADDITION NEWS BRIEFS.
C. W. Devore went to Salem to
file the hill and petition for Cascade
county with the secretary of state.
The petitions bear more than 11,000
names gathered from various sect­
ions of the state. F E. Seeley has
had charge of the circulation.
Word has been received that Po­
lice Sergeant Peachin. who was shot
by his wife, about a month ago at
Wichita, has so far recovered that
he is able to leave the hospital. He
will lose the sight of one eye, but
his mind, notwithstanding the
bullet through the brain, is sound.
It is possible he may visit relatives
at Garfield next month.
Skyrockets, firecrackers, cap pis­
tols, tin horns etc. at Marchbanks.
Fireworks
Marchbanks.
for
the Fourth
at
Friday and
Saturday Special
OUR 2nd
Take advantage of these two day
specials and place them on your regu­
lar monthly acct, again we shall place
on sale A list of rare bargains.
LO O K
T H E S E
15c
O V ER
Godneys pickles in glass, » re-;
o
re‘ i m \r i - t -
gular 18 and 20c. seller
! 2° Mu,e Tea™
Special
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lu'' sma“ SIze> special
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Creole Shrimp, reg. 2 for 25lf|«
Special
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lUt»
Babbit Cleanser, special
Easy jell and a niffy
glass mould, special
7c.
9c
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ChlPs
9c.
^C
22c.
Togo Sardines, special
4c.
Faithful Peas, regular 15c.
straight sellers very special IQ*»
a can
It*
Our line of Mason, Improved Everlasting and Economy jars is
complete and our prices are right.
Call Main 59 and secure our prompt delivery service.
...Cruse Brothers...
The home of Quality
THE TIE THAT BINDS
No better Binding Twine made than the Plymo Jth.
sold it last year.
We
Had not a single complaint
Have stock on hand. Buy early for we may run out.
know that
Dont yofc
M c C o r m ic k M o w e r s a n d
B in d e rs a r e p r e - e m in e n t
We are making—
LOW CASH PRICES
—on the*.
Social Functions.
Dr. and Mrs. H. V. A dix were
promoters of a most successful sur­
prise party, of which L. E. Belfils
was the victim, last week. Mr.
Belfils rounded the 41st mile post
and he and Mrs. Belfils were invited
to play bridge whist with Dr. and
Mrs. Adix at the latter’ s residence.
The word was passed along and by
the time Mr. and Mrs. Belfils were
immersed in the game, the doctors
office off the residence part was
filled with friends of the cashier.
At a signal all rushed into the liv­
ing room, and in a moment Mr.
Belfils was undergoing a boyhood
Mdse.
Professional U m pire Com ing.
In th e a fte rn o o n follow ing th e b a s k e t
d in n er a t th e p ark , Hon. G eorge C.
B row nell o f O regon C ity will d eliv er an
o ratio n and th en will com e th e second
ball g am e b etw een S p rin g w a te r and th e
S alem W oolen Mill club o f P o rtlan d .
T. R an k in , fo rm erly u m p ire
th e
C o ast league, will han d le b o th gam e».
He has been g iv en ab so lu te a u th o rity
At the home of the bride’ s to m ain tain o rd e r and will be backed
mother. Miss Bertha Lane and Mr. i up by M arshal A m es and his d ep u ties.
Carl Cary were united in m a r r i a g e i A f te r th e g am e th e re will be 100 y ard
last Thursday evening at 8 o’clock race. p o ta to race, e g g race, th re e leg-
Harry Snyder of Cazadero went
to Portland Friday.
Warren Barr returned yesterday
from a month's tour of the east.
Charles Bard’s team of 3 years
old, mules was stolen from his pas­
ture in Springwater Monday night
No trace of them has been found.
They were valued at $300.
The Ad club of Portland is to lie
here July 7, 200 strong, backing
tbeir ball club which will meet Es­
tacada. Secretary Standish of the
Commercial club has arranged de­
tails.
Mrs. R .G . Palmateer, of Garfield
on the occasion of her 58th birthday
this week received a unique present
in the form of a rose leaf chain sent
to her by her great neice Mrs. Ot­
terstrom of Tualitin, Oregon. Mrs.
E. M. Horner received a duplicate
We Sell Cheaper, That’s Why
Dubios Lumber Co.
C. E. D llBO IS, Manager.
W e deal in all kinds of building
material including Lumber, Lath,
Sash, Doors, Sand, Gravel, Lime,
Plaster, Brick. Cement, Etc.
All
orders promptly filled.
Head Office Broadway, Phone Main 103
If a Hay Rake is required we can supply you cheaply.
We are offering you the best goods, lowest prices and be*
service. Let us figure with you on anything in oar line.
Get the habit of trading at home
At least give us an opportunity to quote you prices
THE SAM E
Yellow Front Emporium
McCurdy Lbr.
& Hardware Co.