0re* 0n «iS. S o c i* . io7 -Second S , .á ...... - All NO. 19 the News All the Time of ESTA C A D A EST A C A D A , OREGON. T H U R S D A Y JA N U A R Y 29, 1914 VOL. 6 New Arrivals in our Dry PRO G RESS Only Paper in East Clackamas Goods Department: Local Newt Canning Factory for Estacada R. M. Standish was a Portland visitor Monday. Mrs B. O. Boswell visited Port­ land Tuesday. Mr*. Gertrude Grimm visited Portland Tuesday. Leroy D. Walker was in the city Tuesday, from Canby. There seems to be much talk among the people of Estacada and vicinity regarding the building of a canuing factory. In fact at least a dozen farmers have called at the Progress office and discussed the matter and gave their opinion re­ garding the same. Now iu view of the favorable opinion expressed by all, a canning factory iu Esta­ cada is not out of the question and il is UP t0 ,he business men of Es- tacada to take it in hand. A few men can lake it upon themselves to call a meeting, invite the whole community iu and discuss the question, and at such a meeting the ways and means may be found to build and operate this establish­ ment which would mean so much to Estacada and viciuity. R. VV. Cary was a business visi­ tor in Portland Wednesday. Miss Laura Stornier is again employed at Cary’ s Mercantile. A. F. Benson went to Portland Saturday for an over Suuday visit. Ladies’ Union Suits Children’s Union Suits Children’s Hose Percales, Ginghams Woolen Dress Goods Mrs B. F . Ford and babies vis­ ited relatives iu Portland last week. Mesdames M. Evans and A. E Sparks were Portland visitors last Friday. Civic Improvement club meeting Saturday afternoon, Jan. 3 1, at the club rooms. Mrs. M. E. Graham was a Port­ land visitor for a couple of days last week. Mrs. Charlie Sparks was a guest at the A. E. Sparks home Wednes­ day night. Harry Snyder and wife, formerly of this place and Cazadero, are at the Estacada Hotel. Cary’s Mercantile Company We are headquarters for Trojan Stumping Powder If you are going to'do any clearing this winter or spring, buy your powder NOW, for the NEXT 30 DAYS we can make a SPEC­ IAL PRICE. Trojan Powder in 500 and 1000 pound lots. We have alao just received our spring shipment of Field Fence and Poultry Netting of different heights and grades, on which we will make a special price for the next 30 days. BERT H. FINCH, Hardware, Harness and Implements Attention Progressives Carom and Pocket BILLIARD PARLOR E. H. KELLOGG. PROPR- -------- 00-------- APPLE CIDER O R A N G E C ID E R JO H N SO N’ S CH O CO LATES .J PALACE M EAT M ARKET. We handle only the best of meats Lard, Bacon, Sour Kraut, Pickles. A complete line of fresh and salt meats. Fresh vegetables in their season. Fresh Eggs and Butter. FRED J0RG, Proprietor Estacada Progress $1 Per Year. Now is the time to subscribe. The Progressive party was recog­ nized legally in the last Oregon ; legislature. The Progressive party will be represented at the primaries in Estacada and all over Oregon All Progressives can register at the primaries and vote at the general election in November. So do not let rumors to the contrary keep you from registering and voting as a Progressive. Signed, H. V . Adix. NOTICE The annual meeting of the stock­ holders of the Estacada Telephone & Telegraph Co. will be held at the office of the company iu Esta­ cada, Tuesday, February to, 1914. at 2 P. M. I8-W2 E S Womer, Sec. Estacada is some place when it comes to high class & ts. In the cat show at Portland last week. Mrs. W. A. Heylman's Omar Ben Suffi took first prize in the Persian variety, Mrs M. E. Graham's three legged cat was a freak iu the show and cairied oil a blue ribbon, while Ed. Boner’ s Mousie male cat in the Short-haired Non Champion class also won a prize. Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Bard of Port­ land attended the C. I. C. dance here Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I. D Wright went to Molalla, Ore., Saturday and vis­ ited friends until Monday. D. S. Fleming has been on the sick list for a few days with tousil- itis.. but is recovering now. B. F. Ford accompanied the de­ bating team of the Estacada High school to Newberg last Friday. You tnav find out when, how and where you may pay your taxes by reading the ad of the Estacada State Bank. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sating enter­ tained a number of their friends Mondav evening with a dinner party, followed by cards. Mrs. A K . Morton returned from Portland Tuesday, where she has been attending to professional duties as a nurse, for the past mouth. Another Success Another one of the occasions which has made the Civic Improve­ ment Club famous for its success iu eutertainng, was that of Saturday evening. Seventy five tickets were sold for the dance; not as many as on some former occasions of the kind, but enough to make a nice company without being crowded. The Club did rot furnish supper or lunch at this time, but cold, re­ freshing punch was served free to the dancers. Dancing was discon­ tinued at 12 o'clock and those who desired lunch got the same at Marchbank's restaurant up town. An enjoyable time is reported. The proceeds from the dance will net the Civic Improvement Club $47.00 Coou Boyer became quarelsome Wednesday evening and the result was that he was placed tinder $230 bonds to keep the peace, On ac­ count of not being able to furnish the same, he was taken to Oregon City this morning. Such cases are regretable and it is hoped that the young roan will “ turn over a new leaf” when he returns. The Frank Ewing home was thoroughly disinfected last Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Ewing were re­ leased from quarantine. The Prog­ ress thinks that Estacada may be congratulated upon the manner in which these smallpox cases were W. F. Cary came home from handled and that the disease has McMinnville Sunday to look after been confined to only the two business interests at this place, re­ homes. Much credit is due to E s­ tacada’ s health officer. turning to McMinnville Monday. $1 A Y E A R The Payment of Taxes Taxes must be paid before the 1st day of April; pro­ vided one half of the tax may be paid before the 1st day of April and the remaining half to be paid prior to the 1st day of September. If taxes are not paid before the 1st day of April, a pen­ alty of one per cent for each month is added. In case one half of the tax is paid before the 1st day of April, a penalty of one per cent for each month is added and collected v, ith the remaining half of such tax to be paid prior to September 1st. All taxes remaining unpaid on the 1st day of September shall become delinquent. This bank will receive and pay taxes for anyone without extra charge. Taxes are now due and payable. ESTACADA STATE BANK. ESTACADA FURNITURE CO. W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors Odd Fellows Building Furniture and Undertaking School Items By Our High School Reporter with the Dodge team. Both games will be played in the Dodge hall. While at Newberg last Friday the debating team aud their coach visited the Pacific College. Ken­ neth Bartlett now recommends that the school put in a new shower bath and work it on the order of the Pacific College drinking fountain. For further particulars ask Keu. Another cross country run was held Tuesday afternoon. The track men are rounding into good condi­ tion and steady practice will soon start. The first annual rough-neck day for E. H. S. will take place tomor­ row. If you happen to see a group of loggers tramping into the schoot house Friday, excuse them with, "Rough neck Day Comes But Once a Y ear.” Forest Grove High school will play Estacada High school on Sat­ urday, Feb. 7th, at the Pavilion. There will in all probability be a double-header that night but should there not be, you will get your money's worth, because the visiting team is one of the strongest teams in the state while our boys are go­ ing to give them one of the hardest Mrs. M. R. Williams of Bull Run games of the season. Plan to be A happy gathering at the E. W. was here for a few days visiting at there. Bartlett home the latter part of last the home of her sister. Mrs, U. S. A little practice game took place week, was when three sisters of Morgan, returuing home Tuesday Mrs. Bartlett visited her, also other at the Pavilion last Monday even­ eveuing. guests, all of whom attended the ing when the Garfield Country Dr. Adix performed an operation C. I. C. dance. The sisters were Club played against the High on Joel Bowman, a son of Joel E Mrs J. Van Buren, of La Grande, school. Needless to say, the latter Bowman in the vicinity of Garfield, Ore., Mrs C. F. Dittebrandt of won with ease, but in a year or so. one day last week for the removal Portland aud Mrs. Raymond A. with a little more experience, the of adenoids. Wells of Kansas City. Mr. Wells Ccuulry Club will be putting forth a team that will be up and doing Mrs. E . W. Bartlett was called was also present and Miss Bessie Dr. Morse also tests eyes all the time. Allison and Mr. Morton Westering. to Portland by telegram Monday ' ® > “ a and fits glasses. Office over At a meeting of the Websterian afternoon to meet Mr Bartlett, who l>oth of La Grande, finished the drug store. Literary Society held Monday after­ had been at Coos Bay for a week or party. noon the following officers were ten days. Both returned to Esta­ A special communication of The twice-aweek Portland Jour­ elected for the second semester: Mountain Chapter No 108, O. E . cada Tuesday. nal is considered the next best Pres., Earl Tracy; Vice Pres., Dr. Wells, the dentist, is making thing to a daily paper published in Gladys Townsend; Sec.-Treas., S , will be held on Tuesday even­ preparations to locate permanently Oregon. Some say they would just Sadie Fellows; Sergeant-at-Arms, ing, Feb 3, 1914. at 9 P. M. By oidet of the W. M. in Estacada. Some rooms upstairs as soon have it as a daily. It is Leroy Gard. The new officers will in the Civic Club building, owned certainly a good paper. Now we take up their duties tomorrow at bv J W. Reed, are being prepared will tell you what we will do. It 2:03 when the following program There will lie preaching services for the doctot’ s occupancy. you wilt come in within the next will be given: Song, school; roll in the Methodist Church, Sunday An operation was performed upon week or ten days and subscribe for call; debate. “ Resolved that the morning, Feb. 1, at 11 A . M, All Chas. Carson's leg last Tuesday and the twice-a-week Journal for one county supervisory law is wise.’ ’ ] are weiC0Ule it is now thought that he will get year at $1.50, we will give nine Negative, Clyde Denney and Ruth C. B. Rees, Pastor, along nicely. Mr. Carson injured months subscription to the Progress Githens; affirmative, George Hark -1 Born lo Mr. and Mrs. E. C. himself several days ago, by falling absolutely free. This is certainly a enridei and Sadie Fellows. Vocal solo, Mary VVoodle; readidg, Helen Klliot, east of Garfield, Jan. 26, a on the steps leading from his home bargain. Keith; original story. Leila Howe; hoy. to town. The heavy rain storm Sunday oration. Joseph Detnoy; current Miss Elinor Bews. who is attend­ night was accompanied by quite a 'events. Nellie Bonney; Websterian 1 ing school in Estacada, went to her severe wind which made some of -ong, society; critic's report, Mr. 1 We, the undersigned committee home near Dover the latter part of the houses in this locality shake Guthrie; life of Robert K. Lee, of ladies, desires to hereby express last week to speud the Sabbath, and rock so that people were some­ our hearty thanks to all who as­ . Robert Iiwalt; song, school. and while there her mother fell and what disturbed One can readily Morris and Gladys Ely entered sisted us in making our dance of fractured a rib, so that Miss Elinor , accm)nt for thjs sUte of affairs when Jan. 24 a success. We especially jthe High school Monday. was detained from returning for a , bey rrmeniber how r)0orIv most of The Adelphic society elected wish to thank Mr. Boswell, Mr. few days. 1 the buildings are put up with no Leona Gard, president; Paul Fra- Laureyy, the Progress, the Cary F M. Gill of Dufur, Ore., was a permanent foundations. There was ! zier. sice president; Lloyd Ewalt, Mercantile and Estacada Pharmacy. Carrie L Adix, Ch. visitor at the home of Wm Dale | considerable “ trouble” reported | secretary at their special meeting j Elizabeth M. Sparks last Friday. Mr Gill was former- 1 Monday morning on the telephone 1 held Monday afternoon. Gertrude Grimm ly of Estacada. The Progress ac line? caused hv dees blowing over Estacada High school first leam Clarice Street Pyle knowledges a pleasant crV, W hile: against the wires, etc., hut the «ill lock horn* with the Spring Irene Cary here he informed tis that he expect- damage has already Ireen repaired 1 water school team tomorrow night, e