All the News All the Time NO. 7 o f VOL. O n ly P a p e r in E a st C la c k a m a s s 8. 0. P. ! $i A Y E A R E ST A C A D A . OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , OCTOBER 4. [912 ESTACADA STATE BANK CAPITAL ■ $25,000 ; W e Pay" on Time Certificates This bank will receive contributions to any and all national political parties and transmit same free of cost, to the proper finance committee. [C le a n u p o n W a ll P a p e r! This store proposes to move stock, preparatory to order­ ing next spring’s goods. We have a fine line of attractive patterns, at 15 to 35 cents a roll; were 20 to 45 cents. Bargains! THEMSELVES How Taxpayer’s Money is ; j Used in County Division C opied From the ReroivU. Warrant A 873, election charge, Pacific Stationary and Printing Co., to printing for Clackamas. Multno- mah anti-annexation association, i $ 3.10 . O. K ., G. B. Diniick, Paid ) ’ - D id it for O regon City P oliticians in 1910 Dec. 30, 1910. Warrant 179, Filed Nov 2. 1910, and A gain Thi/* Y ear W hat the Oregon City Enterprise, 6 /. K. Record» D isclosed (zinc etching) nt cat toon anti an­ that Despite the fact u u i Cascade v^.i^avic j nexation £5 35; 12 electros Clack- 60.000 county people pay their share of | auias undivided, $9.20. Clackamas county taxes, their mon- post cauls 2 sides, 2 colors, $13=:. ey lias been appropriated by the 7,000 post cards 2 sides, 2 colors-, county court, both this year and $>7 5 °- Warrant 167, Ordered paid, Nov two years ago, to defeat division. At the liehest of a coterie of poli- 2, 1910, G. B. Diniick. To hi G. ticians at Oregon City, members Cuufield, treas. Clackama1 Multno- of the commercial club the court j mah anti-annexation association, so tar this year has paid out of the ] labor in addressing 67,- o post taxpayers money $143.4 3; in 1910 cards $ 10 5 5 0 . List of voters it paid out to defeat annexation to ¡names, $30. Traveling expen-' * Multnomah county, $44905. The ! $3 5 °- Advertising $100. Postage court of 1910 may have paid more, $4*- Stationery $8 90. Total, but the records so far examined by $288 90. The Progress, show only that much. | The grand total of these hills is Commissioner Mattoon, who was $449 ° 5 - Under warrant 179 the a member of the t9io court, says items were buried in a big priding he doesn’ t recollect any amount; trill, but were easily picked out, the : Former Judge Diniick at Oregon 67,000 post cards, corresponding City, Tuesday, thought $15 0 about with the number shown in wairant the amount. Confronted by copies 167, as will be seeu. How Taxpayers Paid. of bills found at the clerk's office, 1 liis was the situation in 1910 he owned up to $449 05. That the same element which se­ It looked so good to the anti die is- cured this fund in 1910 contemplat­ ionists, they tried it again this \ at only ed farther raitls this year was shown \ and so far ' put across by its application through O. D. $*43 43 ' All this money, remember, be-| Kby for $14 3 43 Aug. 6 this liav iug been pain out by the Commer­ longs to the taxpayers as a whole cial club for printing an argument and not to any faction of them who against Cascade county in the state may favor one thing or he against phamphlct, fathered by Oregon City one thing. Thus East Clackamas and pushed along in Eagle Creek people favoring division this year and Sandy by adherents of that aud those who fa-, ored annexation to Mnltnomah in 1910, were com­ faction. pelled to put up money to their op­ W hy H e V oted M oney. Judge Beattie, who voted for the ponents to fight themselves. Get ready for Winter by securing one of our Warm Rugs, Prices $15 to $23, for the 9 x 1 2 kind. Smaller rugs $2.50 to $4.50 Special Beds $10.75, cream or brass finish. Blankets, cotton or woolen, Bedding. Cosy rocking chairs for the Living Room. E ST A C A D A F U R N IT U R E CO. W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors Odd Fellows Building Bates Replies to Gill. ♦ 11 the bills stamped with tlu O K. of G. B. Diniick aud pa'd liy tile- court: full share. They wish to retain the system th at has made millionaires of some, at the expense of society. They offer a substitute. They will not give labor th at which it creates, they will give them something ju st a.* good. We are told, if we will pass amendment :<04-305, th at the political oven will I* at the right tem perature to bake, some­ thing on the hash order, th at will sub­ stitute for the pie th at society bakes. K. W B a t es . Estacada, Oct. 23, T2. There is » value created by industry, th a t is not acquired by industry. This value is created by the united efforts of all classes of labor. Does it not right­ fully belong to those who create it? There is in Clackamas county more $15,000,000 of this value (you may call it the natural increase!, community value, or, pie if you like). Are you doing justice to the working man when you take a portion of his eurnings to m aintain the government and give this SPR1NGWAIER. value to private individuals? Would it not be more ju st to take a portion of The Springs ater Basketball team the interest on this immense principal was officially organized last Saturday. and give the working man all he creates, Karl Kilgore was elected captain, and Harold Horner m anager, It was de­ for himself. Using 6 per cent, as a reasonable rate cided to practice twice a week and whip of interest, the above stated amount into shape for the coming season. All would give $5X10,000, about twice the of the old players will be in line again am ount of the general ami sehool fund up to the end of the year, when Smith last year. This amount would give an ond Genserowski expect to leave. increase to the community value, or Our school is progressing nicely un­ principal, and give the working man der the guidande of the Misses Alger more of the value he creates. Until and Appleman. the time comes when the expense of W. II. Kandle has rented his Spring- governm ent takes all the interest (and w ater farm to a homeseeker who will the principal itself will increase until move here shortly. Mr. Kandle will all the interest, is taken) the argum ent likely go to his farm on the m ast, pur- about “ repudiating a debt” is short on * chased recently. Rev. Aue and A. M. Shihley attended figures. presbytery which was held in the W hat could be a more pronounced re­ the pudiation than to fail to acknowledge a First Presbyterian church at Portland. Miss Rose Closner came home from ju st obligation? Is it not just as much Newberg to attend the wedding of her a repudiation to continue to take from the working man '.hat which rightfully sister Grace last Sunday, belongs to him. as to take from the in­ The Clear Creek mill crew have gone nocent purchaser or those directly ben- over to the Elwood side of Clear Creek to cut logs for a good run this winter. efitted. Those who receive the largest por­ W alter Strunk who wa.i recently op­ upon for rupture at a Portland tions of community values (or society erated h«>spital is recovering nicely. pie) do not propose to give society its COURT TURNS OVER THE COIN SU P ! m oil HEATER Suffragette and County Poli­ ticians in Joint Session WITH C A S T L IN IN G S T ill VOTERS ALL ABOUT IT For wood fuel 18 weight 1301b. $14,50 “ “ “ 20 “ 1401b. $ 15 5 1 “ “ “ 22 “ I55lb $16 50 M iss Griffith Pleads for V otes for W om ­ en and C andidates Aak for V otes for the R epublican T icket This is a very handsome air tiqht Heater, with heavy cast linings which are ventilated. Bi fore a big audit nee. last night Call in and let us show you our at Boner's theatre, Miss Edith G rif­ many styles of heaters. fith an equal suffrage speaker and county candidates including Chris. Schubel, representative, F. M. Gill, representative, Mr. Nelson for as­ sessor, F. P, Dcdman recorder, K. C Hackett, sheriff, 'divided the time in disco-sing the issues. B O. Boswell was chairman Messrs. NGson, II ickett, Gill, Dedman, spoke first briefly, show­ ing why they should be elected. They were well received. Miss Griffith followed with an hour's talk, contending women who have the rearing and care of child- ren should vote to insure good laws to \ rotect the rising generation. Her talk was clever and received Mere is one of the many new ones of our Discount Family with applause. Chris Schuh*.I fol- P R IC E S $ 1 .2 5 & U P. A HOT IR O N A COLD HANDLE I Stand 3 Hot Irons and I Co’d Handle or on Sale at $2.00 lowed with a discussion of «quai FO R O N E BO O K O F ST A M P S suffrage and taking a whack at eor- porations saying they had kept ll e state out of $1.000,000 annual!«'j ,)irough d> fective tax laws. During Lor |,;.s talk he boosted the 8 hour law. • £ ^ Tonight the county candidates are ( Most talkini, al Garfield grange hall. ada Merc. Co. ! Vote for Miilage Bi!! W F W Most For Cash (Paid Advertisement) dum ber STORE ! m l Y ds ! ' - It provides six-tenths of n mill tax for eupport of A gricultural College and U ni­ versity of Oregon, giving them pnnnu- neiit support and taking them out ot politics. It also provides one* Board of R egents, thus solving the problem s ot co operation, consolidation, division ol After llie service of one term as Coun- courses and economy of mnitageuutnt. Candidate for Assessor. $143.43 said he did it because be thought the people of the state were entitled to know the negative side I t d oes n o t In c re a se th e a v e ra g e of Cascade county. It was sug­ iy Assessor of Clackamas County, I have r a te c f ta x a tio n . gested to him that the people back concluded to seek the election for the second term. I ask that you investigate 1 R repeals the $ 5 aly: President, Oregon ent election, although he said de­ impartial assessment of propeity and F íate Federation of Labor . “ No a rg u ­ m ent can successfully comb;:I the benefit mands had been made for more. have constantly been made to feel that to the sta te th a t will follow the adoption of tin* m iilage tax plan.” Ni k Blair voted with the judge. our labor has been appreciated. Sincerely Yours, Endorsed by Portland Tax P ay ­ W. II Mattoon who was in the ers League. 1910 couri did not vote for the ap Bill prepared by com m ittee of Hover* County Assessor. Dor's propria'.ion this year, because, if he Commission, Boards of Regents, [Psid Advertisemant.j mid adm inistrative ofttcers of the twe diii, he would have laid himself lia­ institutions. ble under the corrupt practices act SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION W. K. NEWELL whuh forbids a candidate turning In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore. CHAIRMAN' OK OOVKUNOK'S COMMISSION ¡ over public funds to any organiza­ FOR TH E COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS Notice for Publication Plaintiff tion for political purposes. He says, Elgivia M. Joy Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at vs Portland, Oregon. October II 1912, however, he would not have voted Benjamin E. Joy, Defendant, Notice is hereby given that William J. Faubion for it, anyway, but he doesn’ t e x ­ To Benjamin E. Joy, the above of Welches. Oregon, who, cn October 3. 1907.« 1 made Homestead entry No. 1634 3. serial No. 0153 plain why he did in 19 ro. named defendant.: E ^of Section 3. Township 3 South. In the name of the State of Oregon, forthe Many of the most prominent ob­ Range 7 East.Willamette Meridian, has filed notice jectors to division this year, were you are hereby required to appear and of intentlcn to make final five year proof, to estab­ lish claim to the land above described, before the rep- j for annexation to Multnomah two answer the complaint filed against you Ister and receiver of the United States Land office in the above entitled court and cause, at Portland. Oregon, on the 25th day of November, years ago. It may surprise them on or before Friday the 29th day of 191 2 . som e to discover that they have November, A. 1). 1612, and if you fail Claimant names as witnesses: Howard. H. P. Crutcher and W. E. Welch been whipsawed by the same crowd iso to appear and answer, the plaintiff of Archie Welches, Oregon, and P. T. Shelly of Sandy, for w ant thereof will apply to the court Oregon, with which they are now associated. H. F. Hlgby. Register It is not believed they approve of for the relief prayed for in the com­ plaint, which is th at the m arriage now the recent appropriation, either. existing between you and the plaintiff I am handling a full line of Grain and Chicken Feed. All of first class quality and weights are guaranteed to be as represented. Give me a trial and rest assured you will be dealt with honestly. Remember the Place— I HE OL D PLANING MILL SIAND! J. E. JACK Livery, Feed & Sale be forever dissolved. This summons is served upon you by It appears in 19 10 members of the Commercial club at Oregon publication order of tho Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge of the Circuit Court City and others formed the Clacka of the State of Oregon, for Clackamas W. A. JONES PR O PR IE T O R mas Multnomah anti-annexation as- j County, which order is date« 1 October It», Good rigs and careful drivers always social ion They spent, they admit, i 1912 . The date of the first publication SPECIAL ATTENTION something like $5,000 in the cam­ of this summons is October 17, 1912, Given H unting and Fishing Parties and the la.-t publication Novem ber' paign and how much of this came 28th, 1912. out of the taxpayers isn's definitely WOOD & LLIMHEK CROSS AND HAMMOND I known. The present clerk, Mr. I.ocal and Long Distance Telephone Attorneys for Plaintiff H ow M uch W as Spent. STABLE Secure Your Winter Readim Mulvey, tolil The Progress he hadn’t been able to find any record of expenditures for this purpose in the records. Blit when The Pro­ gress called his attention to items hereafter set forth, in the bills of As the newspaper man ia so prone to exclaim, “ Now is the Time to Sub November and Deeemlter 1910, he scribe" for any and all of your favorite periodicals and publications. admitted that he had no doubt they y 1 ,,, , .. , .,. _ ____ We have them an«i , can give you crabbing rates unu , secure ,,___, them for \ou were for the purposes named. cheaper than you can yourself an«! save you expense and the ri k of semiing. Commissioner Mat toon doesn't re- _____________ .________________________________________ — ----- ----- member of any items in 1910 and Let us renew vour subscription. Subscribe through this Agency. Judge Diini-k thought they m ig h t ------ ——-— — W< have R eview c.i R eview s, W om an'» H em e C om panion, Ladies H om e Jour­ have paid $15 0 postage. Lewtllcn the other 1910 member wasn't seen. nal, C osm o,,. I,, vn, M cCluro s, Popular M echanics, A ll Story, Popular, Saturday Evening P ost, in -act any and all of the best publications. When shown the records. Judge Dimick said it was probable the REMFMBER P _ j IS HPADQUARTFRS amount $449 95 had lieen pai 1. n rv IO R BOOKS AND STATIONARY THE Here is what The Progress found Estacada Pharm E. D. ALLEN Phone, Main ¡12 The Yellow Front Emporium ! THAT MEANS U S ! We have “ nailed our flag to the mast, Cast our sheet windward" anil stand with open arms (none concealed) to receive you. We continue manufacturing A 1 harness, prices right. Buggies that ride so easily you forget the troubles of life. Paint that will add beauty aud refinement to your homes. Sash aud doors that will keep out the rain and snow. If we can not make it to your interest to traile with us,-then buy elsewhere, but come around and gently whisper in our ears what you are needing ati«l we will do the rest. If you want STU M P POW DER place your orders not later than Monday of each week for Thursday delivery. KF.MHMHHR T H U R SD A Y IS PO W DLR D A Y! Lbr. k Hardware Co. Yellow McCurdy Front Emporium