Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916, September 19, 1912, Image 4

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    Walter Whilcomb of Portlmd Clackamas County and by reason of said
No matter what cut you choose
rt moval is not now entitled to be- a can­
visited his relatives in Garfield.
didate for said office, now therefore in
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
you’ ll liiiul our meats sweet, tender
E. L Elliott, a prominent Eagle accordance with the provisions of Ioril'1
Published [very Ibursrtav Morning at Mattoon. last Thursday,a daughter.
Creek merchant, motored here Tue. Oregon I.aws relating to the nominating
and jii'c/. For we handle only the
(SHCUH. OKlbOS
anil electing of County officers and es­
Mrs. Win Vouce and sou Victor on business.
choicest grades, the cheapest cuts
pecially in accordance with section .1389
.G, E. L a F u LLBTTH. Editor xn.l Mgr. and Mrs North were in Portland,
Mrs. Ed Douglass of Eagle Creek
of which are better than the most
of said laws:
shopping last Friday.
was operated upon at Good Sama­ We the undersigned Frank Jaggar.
Enter■ ' ai th . rostofl.ee In Kirtnare Orer n ai
expensive parts of lower grade
second class ma;
W. Givens was quite ill this week ritan nospital, y esterday, for tumor 1 chairman and Win. Hammond, secretary
cattle.
Ordeis by 'plume given
o f wbat threatened to he an attack
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Stokes and of the County Central Committee of the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
prompt attention.
Republican
Party,
in
Clackamas
County.
.On# year...... ..... ..... ............... ...... *1 00 ' o f apjiendicitis.
friends motored from Portland to
Oregon do hereby certify that tile said
SSIs months..........................................................
50
The stock of liquor at Parker & the Stokes ranch in Garfield.
Palace Meat Market
County Central Committee, having Iweu
Thursday, September 19,1912
i Wilkinson’ s saloon was packed up
C. C Devore of Poitland and previously duly organi/.ed, did on May
last wtek and shipped into Portland Bert Page of Corvallis, were dinner tile 4th. A. D, 1912. duly nominate E. P.
i _____
____
Commenting upon the hoUlnos
Carl Cary, who suffered a bad guests ot C W. Devore and family Dedrnan, of Clackamas, Clackamas coun­
a
-
™
-
ty. State of Oregon, to fill the vacancy
last week.
,of the Cubans, Mexicans and Con
strain while lifting yesterday, is
■ $2 a day
$10 a week
occuring
by
reason
of
the
removal
of
tral Americans in killing Americans,
Miss Lulu Congdon lias begun
recovering rapidly.
said h. E. Williams from said Clackamas
and destroying their property, Tin
teaching school at Blatchley.
county as above state,! and to be the
Mr. Oral Paluiater a grandson of
T k n
•Oregon City Enterpiise wonders
Mrs. Trowbridge, mother of H candidate of the Republican Party for
Mis Sarah Palmateer and Mrs.
why it is that the Latin Americans
G. Trowbridge of Garfield, will the office of Recorder of Conveyances« of
Nancy Slianklatid came down fol a leave this week for her home in the Clackamas county, State of Oregon at
•dislike the United States Because
A L L MODERN C O N V EN IEN C ES
weeks
visit last Sunday.
the general election to lx* held 111 said
east.
the United States allows the greas­
County
on
the
first
Tuesday
after
the
Dr. II. V. Adix and family have
Rev. W. R F. Browne, who is
ers to do whatever they please to
first Monday in November, to-wit Novetu
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
its citizens without fear of reprisal. returned from a vacation trip of a attending Mc-thodist conference at her 5, 191 J.
If an English, German, French or week in Tillamook and Hood River Ashland, was a member cf the e x ­ Frank Jaggsr, Chairman Republican
amining committee which examined
any foreign citizen suffers outrage counties.
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
a dozen or more candidates for County Central Committee.
Will. Hammond, Secretary Republican
Mr. and Mrs. W. Donahue. Mrs, pastorates
at the hands of the Latins, the latter
County Central Committee.
are either promptly shot or made to A. A. Luckey and son and W. R.
A fine sample of crab apples was State of Oregon
pay an indemnity that jarrs the Cox of Portland were visiting with
brought to The Progress office this
a s.
the custom house clear to its foun­ Mrs. Dora 13 . Herring, last Sunday.
week. The apples were raised on Countv of Clackamas
dation. But Uucle Sam, with Iris
We
Frank
Jaggar
and Wm. Hammond
Little Morris Bullard met with a VV. B, Lemon,s ranch in Garfield
who signed the foregoing nominating
Monroe Doctrine sentimentalism, is painful accident last Saturday. He
and are of excellent quality.
certificate being duly sworn, each fer
an easy mark. The greaser, like fell on a nail and was badly cut.
©fii©Œ?3>Œ>3S<2?3>G§3> Í <£$S<rf©<2?©Œ?8><rf3)<s)
The Honey-man Hardware com- ! ourselves do depose and say that I have
the Turk, respects only those whom but is doing nicely under the care
pany team, claiming the cham pion- ! read the foregoing nominating certificate
he fears. An iron hand laid on of Dr. Steiner.
>hip of Portlaud and having d * feat and know the contents thereof and that
smartly will cure the ‘ dislike” the
J. R. McCurdy, accompanied En­ d the Estacada club once this the same is true as I verily believe, so
help me Go«!,
Enterprise wonders about.
gineer Frank Ewing, in a trip into year, will try it again next Sunday
Frank Jaggar. Wm. Hammond
A C O O L KITCHEN, EVEN
at the local park. A red liot con­
the mountains Iasi week, where test is assured.
A# to City Water.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
%
Elsewhere appears a comtmttiica they had some good fishing at the
9th day of August A. I). 1912.
Masons and their wives met at
G. B. Dimick, Notary Public in and
tion from a housewife, calling at­ Callowash and at Three Links
IN MIDSUMMER
the Hotel Estacada, Friday evening for Oregon.
tention to the had condition of the They returned Friday evening.
to begin the organization of the
I, E. P. Dedrnan, above named do he
city water and asking for a remedy.
Coyd Looney and wife returned Eastern Star, a ladies auxiliary of reby accept the above nomination,
ê
The Progress while realizing that from a visit with J. P. Looney ol the Masonic 'odge. Thirteen ladies
E. P. Dedrnan,
all the lady says is title, can suggtst Molalla. They brought wi:h them signed and there will likely he 25
FOR S A L E Skid ties, plank
no method, offhand, for bettering samples of huge parsnips weighing charter members. Mr. and Mis
hark and wood ?i,o o per cord on
Laurrv
served
ice
cream
and
cake
conditions. Mayor Reed, early in 6 i-2 pounds, grown in the sandy
W ith a real live breeze blowing away
after the meeting.
¡ranch. Inquire at VVaruer’ s place,
the spring submitted a plan for di loam of the Looney ranch.
Shiblev & Dubois were awarded i < mile east ot town,
2t
verting Wade creek above the
P. M. Wagner ami son of Gar­
the stifling sultry air and cooling
Stubbe ranch, and convejing the field returned Friday from a hunt­ the contract for the $t 000 bunga- 1 FOR S A L K —40 acres in El wood
water in drain tile, covered the en­ ing trip in tiie mountains. They low to be erected shortly by U. S. S E. J 4 of N .E % 3 acres improved
tire distance to the intake. This saw a number of deer and wounded Morgan. The building is to be 22 with house and barn, balance in
the whole room — that’s your
plan would assist materially, but one which they pursued several I by 30 and modern. The Dubois burnt timber, easy to clean praclic'y
miles
hut
did
uot
overtake.
Lumber
Co.
is
furnishing
lumber
level
and
good
water,
Price
$1500
would not cure, unless the drain
kitchen, and all others too
The Peoples Amusement Co. to John Stormer for his new resi­ Apply to C. Iv Suifus, Iilwood.
were extended to the source of the
*
50-5
films
which Boner’ s theatre began dence on the farm across the Clac­ Oregon.
creek. For, above the Stubbe tract
using last week, proved a big im-
FOR R E N T —Two 5 room cott­
the creek flows through several provmeut and the theatre will show kamas.
that have an
W. A. Heyiman returned from ages, city water, electiic lights and
barnvards and during rains, the four next Satuiday and Sunday
bath. Inquire Dr. Adix.
tf.
Sunday evening Miss Oregon City where he attended a
wash from the hill sides would pol­ evenings.
meeting of the Democratic central
Jewelry
work
of
all
kind
neatly
Robinson
a
Portland
singer,
will
be
lute the stream, just as it does now.
committee, which is arranging the and promptly done.— LaHatt.
It would cost a good deal to make heard as an additional attraction.
campaign. Little is being done l>y
They have it—good fresh vege­
Attorney Devore, for the city, any of the parties. Organization
the iinpiovement and funds are
succeeded
in
having
the
suit
against
tables.
Go and see them. Fred
of
precincnts
will
be
arranged
after
not available. But, in the opinion
Estacada thrown out of couit las t the Can by fair. Harry Lane can­ Jorg.
ot The Progress, something should week, wherein Cross & Hammond,
didate for U. S. Senator and Walter
F'at cattle wanted; the fattet ‘.lie
be done, btfore the winter rains be­ lawyers demaud $150 fees for pro­ Fierce, will be among the speakers
%
The de­ to be beard in Estacada, which is better.—See Fred Jorg.
gin. Perhaps a filter at the intake secuting bootleggers.
would help temporaiialy, hut sooner murrer that the bill was uot proper­ one of the four places in the county
For Sale— Rubber tired surrey
ly sworn to, was sustained.
so favortd.
or later, means must be had to fur­
cheap, in good condition. Inquire
Lee Bronson returned Thursday
Northwestern Manager Fontani of Stewart at McCurdy Lumber &
nish Estacada with an unfailing
source of pure water. It is among from a two weeks trip through the of the California Canning Co. and Hardware Co.
tf
the first consideration of a wise northwest during which time he Superintendent Ferguson ■ of the
I can fix anything that is wrong
visited Spokane, North Vakimah, Oregon Packing Co, a branch of the
municipal government.
with your watch.— LaHatt.
Seattle ami Victoria, After a look main company, spent a day in the
&
I guarantee all work done.—
ft
If you are curious to know wliv at the above named cities he came
fruit districts of Estacada, last
LaHatt.
socialism walks with lagging feet, a to the conclusion that Portland is
week, looking into the question of
peep at a vile leaflet attacking Ex more ptosperous than any of them.
W a n t e d — Highest price paid
establishing a branch cannery.
Seventh and Alder Sts.
president Roosevelt and his family
for
eggs at the Palace Meat Market
Robert \V. Dunlop and Sam Dun­ They decided the time was not ripe
during the recent visit of Mr.
Fred
Jorg.
lop of Chicago and Portland, res­ but are ready to make contracts for
Phones: Main 6688,
A 6131
Roosevelt in Portland, will serve as
NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT,
pective!'', visited the Garfield sec­ frn.t for canning purposes. They
Estate
of
Henry
Dubois,
deceased.
an indicator. This particular screed
tion last week, accompanied b> R. could not secure the necessary acre­
Notice is hereby given that the under­
bearing the name of Thus. Burns
M. Standish, local really man age to warrant putting in a cannery signed as Executors of the estate of Hen­
as author and approved by seven
ry Dubois deceased have filed their final
They expect to return this week to they claim.
men alleging they are socialists, is
investigate fatlher. It is likely
A t a meeting of the Cascade coun­ account in the County Court of the State
the limit in obscenity and indteency
they will invest in ranch property. ty committee, Tuesday evening ar of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas,
in the above entitled estate, and that
It is couclitd in the language of the
W. II Kennedy of Enid, Okl. rangetnents were made for raising Monday, the 30 day of September 1912,
gutter-snipe. So far trie socialists
more funds for the campaign, which
renewing his subscription to The will be waged from now 011 until at the flour of ten o ’clock A. M. of said
ot Portland have not disowned the
Progress, vvtites that he expects to the polls close. The work of con­ day, and the court room of said Court,
paternity of the leaflet, so it may be
return to Estacada, next summer, ducting the details of campaign may lias been appointed by said Court as the
assumed they approve it. It is to
time and place for the hearing of objec­
He takes much interest in the conty be entrusted to a local citizen at the tions to said final account and the settle­
he hoped that Portland will arrest
headquarters
which
will
be
opened
divisiou movement and adds his ar­
every person connected with the
shortly. From every quarter re­ ment thereof
gument lor the split. Oklahoma is ports have come, encouraging to
Jos. R. Ryan
preparation and distribution of the
Chas. K. Dubois
dry and hotter than pepper and Mr the advocates of division.
leaflet and send them to prison, if
Executors of the Estate of Henry Dubois
Kennedy
wishes
he
could
enjoy
The fiffi hatchery at Cazadero is deceased.
there's law to warrant it. It not,
some ot the Oregon cool weather.
soon to he removed from that point
Date of first publication Thursday Aug
,one should beera.-tid atoi.ee.
W e claim to carry the best material and want to prove it
VV, A. Touts, relumed Sunday to River Mill, below the dam. So 22, 1912. Date of last publication Thurs­
A l l . of our N o. 2 stock and better is kiln dried.
Return from Vacation
evening from a uiue days deer hunt periutendent Benson who is at Bon­ day, September 26, 1912.
Claude
W.
Devore,
Attorney
for
Exe­
E. D. ALLEN, Proprietor
trip, boosting Cascade. ing trip in the mountains, accom­ neville will return in a week to at­ cutors.
panied by Alderman Underwood, tend to the wotk. The Flstacada
E . B. Byers and William Kaake
NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION.
T. M. llill and later by R. P. Par­ Lumber Co. sold the lumber to be
United States Land Office, 134H Port­
and families returned last week
ker. The party wounded four deer used in the arrangement of the land 154 List c o 03607, Portland, Ore.
from a two weeks camping out trip
but ran down none of them. Alder­ hatchery.
August 20, 1912.
to the seashore in northwestern
I want a Girl, etc.
Notice* is hereby given that the North­ All Alone
man Jones will keep at it until he W A N T E D —To trade a spring wag
At the Rag time Ball
Skeleton Rag
Oregon. They enjoyed themselves
ern
Pacific
Railway
Company,
whose
lands vensou. The party encamped 0 1 with top for a practicable farm
Trolley Car Swing
immensely, despite the rainy weath­
post office address is St. Paul, Minnesota Beautiful Isle of Love
at Hill's homestead near Elks horse, colt prefered. Also double
Temptation Rag
has this 20th day of August 1912 filed in Dreams just Dreams
er, caught big trout, dug clams,
Springs.
Take a Tip from Fuflter
Under the Tents, March
buggy
and
cart
for
sale
or
trade.
this
office
its
application
to
select
under
tried deep sea fishing and boosted
Rag
Railroad Rag
The Garfield Country club basket S W. Benjamin. Dodge, tire.
it. the provisions ol the Act of Congress, Mysterious
Cascade county from start to finish
Moonlight Bay
Some one else will if you dont
approved
July
I,
1898
(30
St
it.
597,
620)
social and dance was attended by a
They found county division little
You'll do the same thing over again
E. P. Dedrnan, now party as extended by the Act of Congress ap­ Oceana Roll
Honey Moon Love
discussed in some sections, a lew good crowd last Saturday night. A
proved May 17, 1906 the NE 1-4 SIC 1-4 Red R'»e Rag
great cake was voted to the most
Candidate
____
___ li, R. 5 East W. M. Ragtime Violin
Honev Man
Sec. 14. Twp. 2 Sou
voters lx ing encountered who didn't
Hands Up
popular girl, who proved by the To W. L. Mulvey, County Clerk:
A11 \ and all persons claiming adversely ^ S ou
’ ll ^ our ^ eeP
even know Clackamas county e x ­
Whereas on April 19 1912 I,. E. Will- the taints described, or desiring to object
ballot, to he Miss Ida Wagner.
isted The boys distributed litera­
! There were a number of candidates. iams was duly nominated by tlie electors 1 I f O u se ol the mineral character of the
ture and talked and received pledges
|
The voting was spirited and txc.t ol the Republican Party ns a candidate land, or for any oilier reason, to the dis-
H. M. C R U S E , M A N G .
tor many votes.
lor said party to fill the office ot Recor- jsisal to applicant, should file their affi-
mg.
The
dance
continued
until
der
ol
Conveyances
ol
Clackamas
County
davits
of
protest
in
this
office,
on
or
be-
Their signs on each side of ll e
midnight. The club expects short State of Oregon, and whereas the said L. fore the 10th day of October 1912.
covered wagon attracted much at­
H. F. lligby, Register. 1
ly
to begin work on its big addition I*i. Williams lias removed from said
tention, especially at Oregon City,
where the most pronounced objector to the club house.
County Commissioner \V. H
for division, yelled from an atttc-
The University of Oregon Correspondence School
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager.
inobile: ' Clackamas county undi­ M.ittoon expects to visit most of the
offers. FRF.E, with the exception of cost of postage on pnper* and cost of
^ 7 road districts over which the
vided forever,”
the I'nive.sitv Extcntion Bulletin, to CITIZENS OF ORLGCN. forty UNI­
W e deal in all kinds of building
Wherever the Estacadans went counts court has jin ¡'diction and
V ERSITY COURSES bv MAIL. Ability to profit 1 -v the courses selected is
the only requirement lor enrollment in the Correq» mdence Department.
they spread the gospel of divisiiu on that account says he will uot1
Courses are offered in the departments of Botan> . Debiting, Economics,
material including Lumber, Lath,
and found much encouragement have tune to campaign with othei
Education. Electricity, English Literature, English Composition, History,
A t the toll gate at Dolf, they left m didates over the couulv. The
Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education. Physics, Physiolo­
Sash, Doors, Sand, Gravel, Lime,
quite a hunch of literature for cist j central committee is S c o n to send
gy, Sociology, and Surveying. Write to the Secretary of the Correspondence
the
candidates
out
and
wants
Mr
rihulion; also at Pacific City.
School, I'mvtrs tv of Oregon, Eugene, for information anti catalogue.
Plaster, Brick. Cement, Etc.
A ll
COURSES IN RESIDENCE «»t the University pre pare for the Professions
Practically all 'he time they were Mattoon to go along. He says he
of
ENGINEERING,
JOURNALISM.
LAW,
MEDICINE,
and
TEACHING,
will
do
what
he
can,
but
believes
in camp at the sea shore, the rain
Fall semester opens Tnesdav. £ept. 17 Address the Registrar for catalogues
orders promptly filled.
poured down,
The sun finally lliehiisiiit-.se>! ttic court is more
descriptive of the College of Engineering, the College ot Liberal Arts, the
»Schools of Education, Commerce, Law, Medicine, and Music.
emerged anil the return was made iuip.itant to the taxpayers than
campaigning.
¿0 couiparitive comfort.
«STACADA
PROGRESS
C IT Y NEW S BR IEFS
(iN C O R P O K A lh ll)
II
The Hotel Estacada
s
§
«
§
ELECTRIC
FAN
§
a
Portland Railway, Light
I
Power Co.
§
If You Arc Going To Build
G O TO
The Estacada Lumber Yard
•
LOOK AT OUR STOCK
G E T O U R P R IC E S
ANYTHING YOU WANT IN MUSIC, SEE OUR UNE BEFORE BUYING
E IL E R S M U S IC H O U S E
Dubios Lumber Co.
Head Office Broadway, Phone Main 103
Livery, Feed
Sale
&
STABLE
W. A. JO N E S
PROPRIETOR
Good rigs ami careful drivers always
SPECIAL
Given
ATTENTION
Hunting and Pishing Parties
WOOD & LUMBER
Local am'. Long Distance Telephone
H E N R Y V .A D IX .M .D
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R G E O N
*****
O FFICE, ADJOINING RESID EN C E
Local and LonJ Distance Telephone
The doctor's phone can lie connected
with your home phone at night if re­
quested. One loug ring.
Dr. L. A . W E L L S
D E N T IS T
PO RTLAN D . OREGON
Will be in Estacada on Frida} s and
Saturdays. Appointments may be
made with Dr. Adix.
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 TA R Y P U B L IC
Estacad a. O re g o n
J. W. MILLER
BLACKSMITH
KXPKKT HOKSKS1IOKK
All work guaranteed
J . V. BARR
B L A C K S M IT H
li still at the old stand and willing to de
any of the work in his line
GIVE WM A CALL
Team Work and Hauling by
the Day or Contract
WOOD delivered in any quantity
or length. 1st class 4 foot wood
slabwood delivered at $2.00 per
cord. 16 inch at $2.50 per load.
W. M. YONCE
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso­
ciation of McMinnville
with £242.000 reserves, solicits your
business through
J o h n B ro w n
G r e s h a m , O re go n
P hone
G resh a m . 5/3
Or leave word at th is office
I also have th e OREGON MERCHANTS
and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS.
« a g a B a s a a g ButM!
CED AR
a
SHINGLES
We manufacture all kinds of Cedar
Shingles and are prepared at all
times to deliver the same. Also
to sell at the mill, having stock on
hand at all times
A. KRIEGER
------PROPRIETOR
Kstacnda Agent—A,
Morrow
A. MORROW & SON
Livery, Board, Sale and
Exchange Stable
ESTACADA,
OREGON
Reed & Sparks
Successors to
0. R. Jacobs
Repairing of All Kinds
Plumbing and Electric
Wiring
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE.
This great institution opens its doors
for the fall semester on September 20 th
Courses of instruction include: General
Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus­
bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriology
Botany and Plant Pathology, Poultry
Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology,
Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Mechanical En­
gineering, Mining Engineering, High­
way Engineering, Domestic Science,
Domestic Art, Commerce, Forestry,
Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics
Mathematics, English Language and
Lit. tatare. Public Speaking, Modem
languages. History, art. Architecture,
Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Educa­
tion, Military Science and Tactics, and
Music.
Catalogue and illustrated literature
mailed free on application. Address:
Registrar. Oregon Agricultural Collego
Corvallis, Oregon.
School Year Opens September 20th