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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1912)
ESTACADA PROGRESS All the News All the Time NO. 47 of VOL. Only Paper in East Clackamas E ST A C A D A . O REGO N. T H U R SD A Y . A U G U ST i. 1912 4 The revival meetings which have Body o f s t r a n g e r found T w o hundred out of 1,400 been in progress at the Christian voters file objection floating in Clackamas. Church the past three weeks, will ESTACADA STATE BANK Sunday evening. The interest S UCK OF ROCKS TIED TO NECK OREGON CHIT BUCK OF DEAL close continues and large crowds greet Prominent Live W ire My« Cascade too valuable to go Real reaaon why Oregon City ia conceraed $25,000 W e issue drafts payable in any part of the world. W e issue Travelers Checks payable in any part of the world. W e can collect Claims and Inheritances in any European country at the least possible cost. W e write Fire insurance in some of the largest and strongest companies in the world. W e are agents for the American Surety Company of N ew York and will receive applications for bonds of any nature. W e invite everyone residing in our community to deal with or through your home bank. Call a Spade a Spade W e want to emphasize the fact that this store has an individuality of its own for selling genuine goods and calling things by their right names. W e sell OUR Solid Gold Rings W e can save you 10 to 25 percent on Ladies and Gentle mens’ Gold Watches. OF No suapicion of foul play entertained the evangelist. The visible results by coroner Man had been in water of the meeting thus far is the addit probably about fw o weeks. ion to the church of twenty eight W earing a pair o f steel bowed spect members, all adults, some from the denominational churches while many acles and with a flour sack partly filled have confessed Christ for the first with rocks, tied about his neck, the time. There have been baptismal body o f an unknown man, was found by services almost every night for the a Mr. Kubley floating opposite the pa past week, and it is believed there vilion in the Clackamas river, last will be other additions. Monday Thursday afternoon. Coroner Wilson evening there will be a reception at j b o u gh t the case plain suicide and held the church for all new members, to no imluest. taking the same action as which the public is invited. The he did in the case o f J. C. LaFrance ladies of the church will serve re found up river. The body was dressed in a dark suit. freshments. Tuesday evening Evan gelist Brooke will give his famous The hat was tied by a necktie to the illustrated lecture ' 'The Story of sack o f rocks. No means o f identifica the Other Wise Man'1 at the Boner tion were found. The man was ap Theatre, which will afford to the parently about 50 years old, 5 fe e t 9 citizens of Estacada and vicinity inches tall, iron g re y hair w eigh t 180, an evening of high class entertain- ; smo°th shaven, le ft thumb missing and ment, and will be a htting close to scars o f an operation on the abdomen. The remains w ere interred by Under the evengelists work in Estacada. T w o hundred seventeen out o f a total o f about 1,400 voters o f the territory proposed to be included within Cascade county, have .signed a protest against division. The thrilling news o f the fil Mdse. Mdse. ing o f this paper at Salem, last week, is supplied by Oregon City, whose Com TOR I0R mercial club came to the rescue and CASH CASH like Sheridan at W inchester in the per son o f Promotion Manager Freytag, arrived on the scene just ten minutes before the expiration o f the tim e for registering remonstrances. According to later information, the protest was improperly drawn, so a Salem attorney was requisitioned to draw up another set o f objections, to which he copied in ty p ew riter the signatures to the o rig inal remonstrance and filed this with the secretary o f state, over the object taker Henthorn at county expense. ions o f Chairman C. W . Devore and Attorn ey E, W. B artlett, members o f P. R. L. & P. cars now Methodist ask Brown the Cascade county executive com mittee m arked as “Estacada.” to remain as Pastor who contended that the paper was not Trains running on the line between ^ the the one signed by the objectors. At the quarterly conference of the here and Portland are now marked “ Es- j Reason for Opposition. Methodist, held by the church, last tacada” instead o f “ Caxadero” as here Putting aside the question o f legality Thursday, Rev. W. R. F. Browne let us again re fe r to the account o f the tofore. The change was ordered last week was invited to remain as pastor. heros return from Salem, Mr. Freytag, the first car. so marked, arriving Friday | Dr. James Moore, district superin who appeared before the Commercial evening at 8.30 Mayor Reed and others tendent, heard reports on the work club and through O. D. Eby, Publicity petitioned F. D. Hunt, traffic manager, i and professed much satisfaction Manager, reported. During the general to take up the matter with the company ^ with the record for the year. rejoicing at Oregon C ity at the same and action was secured, after some time. j Badly hurt in Runaway. meeting, by the way, which witnessed CABBsAGE—for sour krout at the passing o f the town from the main «Moxleys. Morrow Station. Large Mrs. R, Still of Eagle Creek was thrown line o f the Southern Pacific— Mr. Mc- solid heads up to twenty pounds. from a rig, Sunday, when the team her Bain, form er president o f the Live husband was driving ran away. Her arm W ires, told the real reason why division Sample at Progress office. $2.00 per was broken her collar bone fractured and is opposed at Oregon City. According 100 pounds. nose and forehead split so that seven to the Courier: stitches were necessary. The lines broke Leans get even with Fats Mr. McBain pointed out to the club when Mr. Still was trying 10 stop the that the day would come when east He leaped out with a child and in second game, 24 to 4. team. ern Clackamas would be a valuable tried to teach the bitts. but failed. country in its water power sites, and Sweet revenge was harvested by the I . 7 . p. . J7~ IM / - W I./ - that our people should get wise to . . . Thins when they mussed up the Hats, AIN A L L D A Y P IC N IC the loss that a division of the county would mean in the coming years. last Thursday evtn in g, the second game Come and enjoy an outing W eeping of Crocodile Tears. of the summer, 24 to 4. I)r Adix brought Blue T ip Matches special 5 T h at's the meat in the cocoanut, the together a bunch that had it on the ro — at the — boxes 19c. Ethiopian in the woodpile. I t w ill be tund gents all ways. A big crowd wit- remembered during the three memora neesed the conflict. Three or four of the Clover C ove Oysters reg. 2 for ble meetings citizens o f Estacada had Fats, Givens, Cassidy, Jane, aud Havens j 25c. special 11c. a can Chloride of Lim e reg. 10c. can with the L iv e W ires and the Commer have been limping since. The lineup: cial club that the tenor o f all the Leans-C. Saling, Irvin, E. Saling, Barr j Annual meeting of club un Special ‘ 7c. Handy Cut Macaroni spec. 9c. speeches o f the Oregon City contingent Adix, Hvers, ¿Morgan, Ames. Howe, der COOl shade of trees. and their supporters, who have signed Osborne F .t.-M u r r .y , Anderson. Giv- J D a n c e a „ afternoon and half the remonstrance, was that Cascade ens, Underwood. Lovelace, Havens: Cas- _• • . ^ . r f Call Main 59 and secure our prompt delivery service. countv couldn't support itself; its peo sidy, Sparks. Tanner. Raymond. Umpire t h e Ln ,B h * »O mUSIC of four p ie c e j orchestra. ple meant all right, o f course, and no McCurdy. body blamed them fo r desiring to have I A Program of Sports and a governm ent o f their own and so fa r Moose Beaten 12 to 5 Races of all kinds. as Oregon C ity was concerned, it had Bronson fans 21 Men. Best of Order and a Jolly Time. no serious objection, i f it were not for Alon g early in tile season the Moose n u rn / U l » r D I I I II 1 I I D A 1 fea r that form er residents o f dear old from I’ortland lieat Estacada by a score U K tU U N A L lK IL L IL I U ^ A L Clackamas, would stagger under in COLLEGE, creased taxation and would go into or two and newer got over chuckling This gre a t institution opens its doors bankruptcy and simply couldn’ t toddle about it until Sunday when they were along. O f course, said the Oregon City handed a real package 12 to 5 . N eil f or the fa ll sem ester on Septem ber 20th speakers, so fa r as the '..astern part of Bronson was mighty effective, except for Courses o f instruction include: General Clackamas, was concerned it would be wildness. He struck out 2 1 , the first four Agriculture, Agronom y, Anim al Hus a good idea to be rid o f East Clac men at the plate not even touching the bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriology kamas, but pause, reflect, and ball. But he passed a few and let go a Botany and Plant Pathology, Poultry listen! wouldn't it be better for us all wild pitch or two and with Backstop Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology, to stay under the banner o f ok! Clac Heitsmau’s wild heave in the third in Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering, kamas and let Oregon City look out ning, the enemy managed to roll up 5 Electrical Engineering, Mechanical En fo r us? scores on a total of three hits. W e made gineering, Mining Engineering, H igh T w o Severe Bumps. 17 hits seven of them for extra bases, way Engineering, Domestic Science, A ll this talk o f bankruptcy, higher Smith and Heitsman starring at the hat. Domestic A rt, Commerce, Forestry, taxes, bridge building, roads; all the Crandall, a southpaw, quit in the fifth. Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics tearfu l pleadings to stay with old Clac The game was pretty ragged. Mathematics, English Language and kamas and not wander into strange Literature, Public Speaking, Modern The score: fields o f finance, w ere set at naught, K. H K Languages, History, art, Architecture, by the shrewd Mr. McBain, who finally Estacada - 1 2 0 0 1 5 0 3 x -12 17 7 Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Educa revealed that the reason he and some tion, M ilitary Science and Tactics, and Moose - 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2- 5 37 o f his business associates opposed di Batteries Bronson and Heitsman, Music. vision, was because Oregon City needs Catalogue and illustrated literature Crandall, Bergman and Saub. Umpire East Clackamas' taxes to help keep mailed free on application. Address: Bartlett. Oregon C ity on the map. A selfish R egistrar, Oregon Agricultural College view , maybe, but what would you? Rebeccahs install their ■ i ' — '■ ■ g ... ... ......... ............ . I . .1 Corvallis, Oregon. Isn’ t Mr. McBain a good business man? School Year Opens September 20th Officers for the Year. He is. Possibly the Commercial club was Offiicers were installed for Centennial moved to sit down on division, because Rebeccah lodge 147 have been installed it has just heared with foreboding, that for the coming year by District Deputy the town had been made a whistling Eva K. Saling as follws: Mary Smith, Successors to post by the Southern Pacific, “ Main N.G, Sarah E. Bates V. G. Eva Saling, 0 . R. Jacobs line trains’ ’ , wails The Enterprise, “ in sec. Clara Ilicinbothem R. S. N. G. Lucy both directions will pass up Oiegon Mae Oakley Reed, L. S. N. G. Marie City and the present track into the Heiple R. S. V.G ; Edith Trowbridge, L. Repairing of All Kind« town w ill be used only for an electric S .V .G .jE llen Erickson, chaplain; Caro railway, i f at a ll.” And i f that isn’ t lyn Simmons, I.G.; Belle Herring, O, G. Plumbing and Flectric The past six months have been the enough, says the Enterprise, cars o f Wiring the canby Moiaiia electric line will not most prosperous in the history o f the pass through Oregon City. Concluding organization in Estacada. the Enterprise asks "w h a t are w e go ing to do about it? ” How to be Happy. Measures Taken Scientifically The Progress doesn’ t know. I t be lieves, however, that Oregon City WE PAY EXPR ESS Garments Made Accurately would be happier, i f it had generously agreed to division o f the county, and had devoted its efforts to suppressing Satisfaction Guaranteed C. E. DUBOIS, Manager. local political agitators who were ac cused, in a report to the L ive W in s Positively. j with having lost a big paper mill to ih ; t>wn; it wofftid feel better i f it b id spent more time tryin g to save the Southern Pacific to the town. N o t long ago a warning was sent out Call and see our line of Spring to the residents o f Oregon C ity to scrape the moss o T their house roofs. Woolens It was said the moss was a menace lo public safety. A good many people are mildly curious t r know whether the volunteers who rcrapeJ the moss off ALL WOOL their roofs, perform ed a like service in G U A R A N T E E D m ituai scraping o f each other's backs. CAZADERO. ORE. W e Sell Cheaper, f hat’s Why Estacada Merc. Co. Our prices are Lower-There’s a Reason OUR 7th Friday and Saturday Special T H I S W E E K w e s h a ll a ga in offer s o m e r a r e specials in the g r o c e r y dept, s u c h as Garfield Country Club ...C ru se and other Jewelry are as high-carat value as we say they are BUY ia SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th. Diamonds for Diamonds AND A YEAR IS object to CAPITAL $1 The home of Quality M r. E d it o r m a n s a y s m ake US ! Estacada Jewelry Company Broadway — 4«-------- A Cut Price Sale O n D i n n e r sets the r e g u la r $5.50 G o o d w i n - M e r e n o fo r B ro th e rs... it b r i e f - - The Yellow Front Emporium Is still doing business at the same old stand If you want anything in our line drop in and w e w ill see w hat w e can do fo r y~ou B U T G E T T H E H A B IT Reed & Sparks IN G AT OF H O M E -T H A T BUY MEANS ESTACADA Yellow Front Emporium McCurdy Lbr. & Hardware Co. Each set has 48 pieces and your choice flower, Blue or Pink. An in either gold Ornament for your Table W E H A V E A B IG S T O C K O F W A L L P A P E R A T L O W P R IC E S T O R E D U C E S T O C K . M AN Y OTHER B A R G A IN S : Fine line of 9 x 12 Rugs also smaller Rugs. We meet Portland Price?. D u b io s Lum ber W e deal in all kinds Co. of building material including Lumber, Lath, Sash, Doors, Sand, Gravel, Lime, ESTACADA FURNITURE CO. W . D. and L . M. Henthom, Proprietors Odd Fellow* Building Plaster, Brick. Cement, Etc. SNYDER AND NORTH A ll orders promptly filled. Head Office Broadway, Phone Main 103