PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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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
t)FFICK, ADjbfNlNO RESIDENCE
Methodist Episcapal Church
The Mail Schedule
Sifmla'y School - - • io a. m
Epworth League . . . 6:30 p. tu
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p in
The public cordially invited to all
services.
C. E. Rees, Pastor
Arrival
.. . . . . . . 6:50 A. M.
A rrival_______________4 1 8 P. M.
D epartu re.....................7:23 A. M.
Departure_____ ______ 4 4 0 P M .
Offire hours 7 A. M to 6 P. M.
Sundays 7 A M to 8:30 A. M.
Holidays 7 A M to 9 30 A. M and
from 3:30 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Positively no mail delivered through
Drug Store.
A. N. Johnson. Postmaster.
The Re-Organized Church of
The doctors phone can he connected Jesus Christ of E. D S. meets in
with your hhtrfe phohe at night if re store building on the corner, form
tjuetted. One loug ring.
erly the Howe store, Sundays as
follows: Sunday School at 10, and
Dr. W. K . H a v i l a n d pleaching at 11 o’ clock A. M. All
cordially invited.
Physician and
J. F. Wiles, Elder.
Local and Lfih^ Distance Telephone
BUSINESS LOCALS
Some More Local News
THE REASON FEWER
PEOPLE TAKE "SAITS"
The Musses Reagan of Portland
were visitors at the B O. Boswell
We find the use of salts and other harsh
home last Sunday.
physics is becoming less every year because
more and more people are using Rexall Or
C ary's Mercantile is posessed derlies, which we and they firmly believe to
with a good window trimmer now, be the best bowel remedy ever made. They
tarte so much like candy that even the
as the windows indicate.
children like them. At the same time they
act so easily anil naturally that there is nc
Wm. Bard lias purchased a Ford purging, griping or pn’n. They promptly
automobile through the local agent remove tre constipation and, by soothing
and strengthening the bowels, make it less 1
J. W. Reed at this place.
I liable to oc ur agi n We have the utmost
* faith in them.
We know what they are
A party of Estacada ladies are j made of and the pleasant, beneficial results
going to Portland tomorrow to sec j that always follow their use.
I You needn't take our word for it. Ii
Mary Garden iu grand opera.
Rex.ill Orderlies don’t help you—ii they
don't entirely relieve all your bowel
Ten
9 Electric
9 Generating
9
9 PLANTS
9
9
*
Widely scattered have been built by the
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. for
the purpose of providing
The dance which has been ad­ troubles—come back and tell us and we’ll
They have it -good fresh vege­
S u rg e o n
vertised for April itth, has been give back your money. In vest pocket tin
boxes; 10 c. 25 c, 50 c.
tables. Go and see them. Fred
The Christian Church.
called off by the C iv ic Im p ro v i-I
You tnn buy Roxall OrdcrlietonlyatThi
Jorg.
:
Rexall Stores, and in this town only of us
ment Club.
O ffice on M e in St., b e tw e e n
st Bible fcchool
10 a.in.
Kstacada Pharmacy. Kstacada, Oregon
h n d nd. T e le p h o n e C o n n e c tio n s Preaching
it u. m.
Jerusha Jane Ah ira Ann Boggs,
Wanted Highest price paid for
Y. P. S C. K.
7
P-
«».
Residence c o rn e r of Second
a country girl, but tricky, plavs
Preaching
7 45 P- h ». eggs at the Palace Meat Market.
School Items
Snd C u rrin streets
detective.— Garfield Grange, April!
The public cordially invited to all ser­
F r e i > J orc .
By Our High School Reporter
10th.—adv.
vices W. G iv k k s , Pastor.
The Websterians are going to
Di L. A. W E L L S
It is Farmer Reed now. if you i put on a “ Coon Program” tomor-
J K
Dr. Morse also tests eyes
and fits glasses. Office over please. J. W. Reed bought a team j rQW , t 2;Q, at the Hlgh school.
D E N T IS T
Tuesday and will do a little farm
drug store.
Nearly fitly dollars were taken iu
ing this year on his land near town. on “ Brother Josiah” last Friday
For Sale- A 20 months old colt,
Subscriptions for stock in the night. This will just about clear
Associated w ith Dr. H . V.
cheap.
C. Whitbeck.
Estacada cannery are coming in up tiie deficit on basketball this
A a ix .
every day and there seems to be no season, after the expenses of the
WHERF LOCATED
Wanted—A subscription solicitor doubt but what the required play are taken from the proceeds.
for the Progress. Enquire at this
amount can be raised.
Guy Graham and Hurley F'el-
office.
Summons
D R R. M O R S E .
lows left school last Friday and are
People
are
talking
“
baseball”
In the Circuit Court ot the State of
P h y s ic ie n er.d Surgeon
Wanted— A bov or girl in the now that the time is approaching preparing for their trip to the far
Oregon for the County oi Clackamas. SS.
Progress
office to learn to set type. for the National game and no doubt! north. They expect to be ou the
Grace 11 . Barkley, Plaintiff,
vs.
arrangements will be made for
deep by April 9. and will
Tests eves and Sts glasses.
Samuel \V. Barkley, Defendant.
Office over Ding Store
Wanted—A good woman cook. some good games during the sum-. arrive iu Alaska about a month
To Samuel W. Barkley, defendant Enquire at
jlater. They are both members of
Home Restaurant, nier.
Local and long distance tele
above named.
year's graduating class and
Kstacada.
girone.
In the name of the State of Oregon,
The C. I. C. Dance Saturday ,
^ greatly missed because they
you are hereby required to nppear and
uight was not so much of a success
r L A U D E W. D E V O R E answer the complaint filed iu the above Early Tomato and Cabbage fiuancially as previous dances the took a prominent part in all student
entitled action on or before the eighth Plants for sale.
activities.
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
(8) day of May A. D. 1914, said date 29
W. H. Holder. Stafford Ave club has given, but a good crowd
Several weeks ago the class of
and
whs present and a most enjoyable
being more than six weeks from the date
1915 promised they were goiug to
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Broadway and Alder Strerti
of the first publication of this summons,
time is reported.
“ start something,” and this is go
EstacHtift. 'Oregon
ESTACADA PROGRESS
and if you fail so to appear, plaiutiff will
(I n co rpo rated )
Gov. West’ s proc'amation set­ iug to reach a climax on May 1, at
apply to the Court for the relief prayed
ft
ting
aside April 25th as “ Good 8 p. m., wheu they will present “ A
for
in
her
complaint,
to-wit:
W. B A R TLE TT,
For decree awarding plaintiff an abso­ Published Every Thursday Morning at Roads Day’ ' is receiving much at­ Junior. ”
This is a three act com­
LAW YER
lute divorce from said defendant on the
tention. even the Women's clubs edy with a prologue and deals with
ESTACADA. OREGON
grounds of desertion, for a decree award­
are giving the movement their sup­ a Junior at college being suppoited
$ 10 a week
$2 a day
ing plaintiff the custody of the minor NINA B. K C KK R , Editor and Manager
Office on Broadway,
port, The women propose to assist by bis uncle who claims he will dis
children, and for such other and further
Oregon relief as the court shall ail judge equit­ entered at the postoffice in Estacada. Oregon, aa the men on “ Good Roads Day" by inherit his nephew if he marries be-
f datada.
second class mall
able.
being present and furnishing fore he is thirty.
Luckily the
Service of this summons is served upon
lunches aud words of iucourage- nephew has a chum and when the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
you by publication in pursuance of an
MODERN C O N V E N IE N C E S
uncle comes to visit they change
. SI 00 ment for the workeis.
order of the Honorable H. S Anderson, One year.....
„ 50
Six months..
T H E IN S U R A N C E M AN
Judge of the County Court, for the
“ All Fool’ s Day" did not pass places, Jack, the nephew, playing
O F G R E SH A M F E C N E 5 V 3 Connty of Clackamas, State of Oregon,
without the usual amount of “ fool­ single, while his chum takes Jack's
Thursday, April 2 , 1914
made on the 21st. day of March A. I>.
ishness.’ ’ A five cent piece nailed wife. To carry out this deception
1914. directing that said publication be
to
the floor at the postoffice, caused is very hard especially when sev­
made in the Kstacada Progress.
O R E G O N F IR E
-<*> considerable fuu. Especially did eral, who do not know the secret,
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
R E L IE F A S S O C IT IO N
Postmaster Johnson enjoy the situa­ blundei things up a little. Plan to I
'this summons is March 26, 1914, and the
O F M C M iN N V IL t O R E ,
date of the last publication is May 7,
tion when someone tried to pick up attend this play aud you will be
s>-
» 9 * 4 -
the piece of money.
The editor amply repaid.
C
LAU
D
EW
.
DEVORE,
Dou’t iorget that E. H. S. has a
Automobile Insurance a Specialty
ECONOM Y is one of the
saw it but nothing less than a five
Attorney for Plaintiff.
T H E REAL WASHIN GTON.
track team aud that they are going
dollar
gold
piece
would
cause
us
to
most
abused words in the dic­
E T us have done with ta le s that
to meet the Portland Academy
limn
“ stoop” so low.
Summons
tionary. It does not mean
tpack team on the local grounds ou
In the Circuit Court of the State of
the
mere saving of money, as
G e o rg e W ash in gto n a se ra -
April 11. This will be the first
Garfield
Oregon for the County of Clackamas.
-J
phlvn.
suggested
by low prices.
track
meet
ever
held
here
aud
it
H e w a s no pale, a sc e tic sa in t
V. Litigvlbach, Plaintiff,
The procession Easter Sunday
B u cli u s old m a ste rs loved to paint.
vs.
True
economy
consists in se­
will
only
cost
25c
for
a
tag,
the
Successors <0
T h e m an who set o u r co u n try fre e
will start from the Garfield church
James Yeakey, Executor of the
W as big und stro n g , u s men should
fence being down they are going to
curing
for
the
least
money the
be;
at 1 o’clock instead of 11 o’clock as
estate o f Hniina Yeakey, deceased,
tag those paying admittance aud it
A frie n d w hom a n y m an could prize
highest
values
possible.
James Yeakey. Martin W akey,
reported last week.
Everybody
A g o o d ly sig h t fo r w o m en 's eyes,
is hoped a large number will be
A so ld ie r b ra v e , a s ta te s m a n w ise,
Grace Arville Yeakey, and Jesse
come.
Without the value you lose,
W
ho
fa
c
e
d
w
h
a
te
v
e
r
fo
rtu
n
e
cam
e
present
Yeakey,
Defendants.
Repairing af All Kinds
A nd did h is b est and p la y e d th e
Mrs. H G. Trowbridge left Sun­
no
matter what you pay.
I To Janies Yeakey, Executot of the
Cut
this
list
of
dates
out
of
the
game:
Plbnibing and Electric
day evening for her home in Minn. paper and follow from now on to
Estate of Emma Yeakey, deceased,
IN
T
E R N A T IO N A L Clothes
T h a t w a s th e s o rt o f m an to fling
Her departure is due to the illness
James Yeakey. Martin Yeakey, Grace
Wiring
D efian ce a t n ty r a n t kin g,
the
end
of
the
term
what
the
High
means
T R U E ECONOMY in
A m an o f g lo w in g flesh and blood.
Arville Yeakey, and Jesse Yeakey, the
of her mother and will necessitate school is doing.
W ho had no fe a r o f storm and
above named defendants.
the
best
sense of the word.
flood.
the absence of Mrs. Trowbridge for
April 10, Arbor Day exercises,
W ho held his ta ttere d n rm v Unit
I11 the name of the State of Oregon,
several months.
T ry an International Suit
Ily sim ple hum an n e r v e anil g rit.
c o o p . ra.
you are hereby required to appear
Who d ared a t tim es to ta k e a
Lest you forget. The big doings
ami answer the complaint filed in the
this season. Let us take your
ch anco
April 1 r. Track Meet. Portland
A nd conquered fa te and circum *
above entitled action on or before the
at the Garfield Grange cotnes off Academy at Estacada, 2:00 p. m.
measure and give you a sam­
stan ce.
eighth (8) day of April A. D. 1914, said
April to, at 8 o’clock sharp.
April
15,
Educational
Motion
T
h
is
m
o
rta
l
m
ad
e
o
f
common
sod
date being more than six weeks from
ple of what REAL TAY-
Is g r e a te r th an a dem igod
Mrs. Walter Whitcomb of Port­ Pictures, 7:00 9:30 p. m.
the date of the first publication of this
T h a t we have w o rsh ip ed overlong
LOR IN G stands for.
land is visitiug Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
summons, mid if you fail so to appear,
In fo o lish sto r y and In song.
April 18, Columbia University
I.et u s fo r g e t o u r m a w k ish a w e
W . A. JO N E S
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
Whitcomb.
Track Meet, Portland.
A nd see him ns his fe llo w s saw ,
relief prayetl for in his complaint, to-wit:
A m em ber o f th e hum an clan
April 25, Triangle Track Meet
PROMlIfcTOR
A n d e v e r y sin g le Inch a M A N !
Will take judgement for the sum of
The State and the Individual.
— B erto n lJr a ley.
at Gresham between St. Johns,
Three
hundred
Mid
fifty
five
($355.73)
Good rigs and careful drivers always
The state may make it easy for a Gresham and Estacada.
dollars and seventy three cents with
W O R T H W H IL E.
man to acquire n small holding, but
interest at the rate of 8 percent per
1 A d o esn 't c a re th a t I'm not rich
April 29, Educational Motion
it cannot give the man the energy,
n*** 4 .»H"»'H.i»i»ni<ii|iii'i» »»»»if iim.i»«"in»n
SOCIAL ATTENTION
Or th at I'm p o o rly d ressed .
Annum, on Three hundred ($300) dollars
the industry, which are necessary Pictures, 7:00 and 9:30 p. m.
T h a t I'm a to lle r in th e d itch
Given Hunting and Fishing Patties from the loth. day of August 19 11, for
H e h a s n 't even g u e ssed .
if the boon is to be an abiding bless­
May 1. Second Annual Joiut Lit­
M y fa u lts th a t o th er people
$50.00 Attorneys fees, together with the
and hurt his nose.
ALSPAU G H
ing to him. The state may help erary Exercises, 2:00 p. m,; First
know
costs and disbursements, which iudebt
't even see.
men over bad times, but it cannot Annual Junior Play, 8:00 p. m.
Team Work and Hauling by edness arises out of a certain promissory F o H r e e d v o e esn
Mrs J. W. Dowty called on Mrs.
Rain
seems
to
be
the
order
of
the
r y n igh t, w ith e y e s ag lo w ,
give men the moral character which
l i e toddles up to me.
H. N. Barton Sunday afternoon.
day
this
week
note
marie,
executed
and
delivered
to
May
6
9,
Interscholastic
Track
the Day or Contract
enables those who possess it by their
plaintiff by Emma Yeakey (now deceas­
A lth ou g h I'm Ju st a com m on m an
Echo and Hazel Githens were
energy, determination, industry, to Meet, U. of O.
And
o
-d
in
a
ry
cla
y
.
EAGLE CREEK
ed), mother of the above named defend­
May 13. Educational Motion Pic­ Portland visitors one day last week.
place themselves beyond the reach
H is ch eek to m ine lie's g la d to ru b
ant*, and for a decree foreclosing the
B e fo r e 1 g o s w a y .
Miss Edith Chapman, assisttd
of temporary disaster. — London tures, 7:00 and 9:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sparks spent
A n d e v e ry n ig h t w hen 1 retu rn
certain real estate mortgage executed
Strand Magazine.
l i e 's g lad a s he can be.
May 15. Junior Class Day E xer­ a couple of days in Portland last by Mrs. Essie Chapman and Mr.
and delivered by said Emma Yeakey
A n d, though but little 1 m a y earn .
Sam Eddy, will give a musical con­
week.
to this .plaintiff to secure the payment of
cises, 2:00 p. m.
H e toddles up to me.
Net Qualified.
cert at the Douglass school house
arid
note,
which
real
estate
is
described
May
16,
Junior
Reception
to
Sen­
Mrs.
Frank’s
father
is
visiting
a
“ I have tried to make a fashion­
T o com e to m e he'd le a v e i king
as follows, to-wit: Lots four and five
I f one w ere s ittin g n ear.
Saturday evening, April it , 1914.
iors.
able
gentleman
of
you,”
said
the
re­
with
her.
U n to no m illio n aire he'd c lin g
(4 * 5), Block six (6), Original Towusite
proachful father.
I f on ly I'll app ear.
Will and Walter Douglass went
May 22, Senior Class Day Exer
Elgiu Barton visited with his
of the City of Kstacada, Claekatnus
And. though b u t ta ttere d r a g s a r e m ine.
W . M. Yonce
“ i know it,” replied tlie remorse­ cises, 8:00 p. m.
over
ou the Sandy last week and
W hen I got hom e to tea.
County, Oregon, and that said real estate j
parents last week.
ful young n.an. "But the smell of
got four or five sacks of smelt.
W ith e y e s th at fa ir ly beam and shine,
May 24, Baccalaureate Sermon,
be sold under execution, or so much
H e toddles up to me.
a chrysanthemum disagrees with Christian church.
Adolph Still helped John Githens
there of a s shall be necessary to satisfy
Carl and Virgil Douglass were
me, I look funny in a silk bat, and
spray trees Saturday.
And so I ’ ve reaso n to be g lad
May
25
27,
Second
Semester
E
x
­
the judgement, interest, attorneys fees,
Barton visitors Sunday.
I always get a cane twisted up be­
A n d i eason to rejoice.
aminations.
coats and disbursements, and accruing
Mr. II. N. Barton is confined in
I t 's w orth th e w orld to be a dad.
tween my ankles. If it’s all the
A. J. Chapman is the guest of
T o bo a b a b y 's choice.
costs ind disbursements, and as provided
May 27, Eighth Grade Gradua­ bed on account of a runaway.
same
to
you,
I’d
rather
go
to
work.”
T
h
e
re
is
no
prize
fa
m
e
can
bestow
,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright by law for the sale of real estate under
his
daughter, Mrs. R. B. Gibson.
tion
Exercises.
8:00
p.
m.
N o Jo y can e v e r be
— Washington Star.
While at Eagle Creek his race horse
S o rea l a s w hen, w ith e y e s a g lo w .
execution, and for a decree that the
Miss
Ethel Parks went to Oregon
May
28.
High
School
Commence­
became frightened and ran throw­
H e toddles up to me.
interest of each of the defendants and all
Old Friends.
ment Exercises, 8:00 p. r a . ; Ad­
At the Old Stami
— D etroit F r e e F rees.
City Friday to spend the week-end
ing
Mr.
Barton
from
the
buggy.
persons claiming under them, in said
"She’s lmd three divorces.”
dress by Dr. J . H. Gilbert from
with her folks.
mortgaged premises, subsequent to »aid I
HE W O N T GROW UP.
“ She must know the judge bv : U. of O.
The Modern Priscilla met at the
Dick Gibson made a trip to Bart­
mortgage be foreclosed of all right or ! fPH E man w ho w o n 't g ro w up. but s t a y s this time’ ”
Give fflW A CALL
'
M a y J9 Distribution of Promo- home of Mrs. Frank Boyer Satur­
..I...... .............. . .............. .............
„ O 1 f 1 I
A « m l bi( ynunirater «II hi, Sore.
on Saturday.
dr-- m
»_ _ 1 last
— l it.---1 - —
-
"Slu' flora.
The
time she ap- ; tj0n
Cards, 9;oo a m. ; Alatimi day and were very pleasantly enter­
re d e m p tio n , a n d fo r s u c h o th e r
a n d i T h a n nil th e m en o f blazoned deed
peared in court she called him by Reunion and Banquet, 8:00 p. m.
Mr. Mnrphy pruned H. G . Gib­
tained.
fu r t h e r r e lie f a s m a v se e m e q u ita b le to 1 * n,i h a u g h ty
* ‘a,H ,h * fa r t h .
hi* first name.” — Detroit Free
son's orchard for him recently.
B e c a u s e w e ca tc h hie golden m irth
the Court iu the premises.
J u s t ns w e did the m ea sle s when
Press.
Edgar and Henry Hieple went to
Mr. McMillan's father was his
- AND —
GARFIELD
Til is summons is served upon you l»y W e h ad n 't o u rs e lv e s g ro w n up to men..
Troutdale to dip smelt from Bull guest during part of last week.
- R en tzto w n Hard.
publication iu pursuance of an order of
The masquerade ball at the G ar­
A Rather Rocky Ona.
Run and brought a load of smelt.
Mr. Bow and wife were out the
tin? Honorable II. S. Anderson, Judge of
tw il ig h t .
Mr. Ilcnfnsscr — Those Brahiraa field Country Club was a “ bowl­
tl tr County Court, for the County of f P H E d a y lived out Its I lf s In splendid are a very old hmed of fowl.
Mrs
Henry
Githens
and
Mrs.
E
.
I
laUer
Part o f >•** " * * * ■ the Xne*‘ of
— Neatly done by—
ing success,” and all enjoyed it
relatives.
peac# content.
Clackamas, State of Oregon, made on - 5 »
E
Saling
were
visiting
friends
iu
Mr.
Borilon-Lodgc—
I
know
it.
'
j T h e placid, rounded hours In su n n y s ta te
immensely. The ladies’ suits es-
the 21st. day of March A. D. 1914.
Willie Still pruned Dick Gibson's
Wo had the founder of the family 1
. ..
J . R. MORROW,
w ere spent-
Eagle Creek Sunday.
directing that said publication lie made And m u st th is ra d ia n t p resen ce g ro w leas for dinner at mv lumrding house.— I P*0 * T l«ing worthy of mention
n r-v rr( ]a t F rid a y .
b
rig
h
t?
J bn Githens was a Port! . ,-! and
Tom Car**e
o, •
*
At Morrow s Bam Estacada, in the Estacada Progress.
Kansas Citv Star.
i A lm ost too f a i r and lo fty aeem ed th is d a y
ill was an Estacada
Oregon
egr n Cltv Monday.
The date of the first publication o«' this
o f glow
H i y ;ast week.
U n til- 11 h ush n ’
1
2
Reliable
Electric
PROGRESS
ADS PAY
9
9
9
9
9
9
Service
to its patrons. Through high tension trans­
mission lines, each of these generating
plants are intercommunicative, so that the
service is insured against unforseen inter­
ruptions.
Portland (2)
Oregon City
Silverton
Cazadero
Estacada
Bull Run
Boring
St. Johns
Salem
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Phones: Marshall 5100
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The Hotel Estacada
JO H N BR O W N
Gems In Terse
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
L
A. E, Sparks
Reed & Sparks
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
MARCHBANK
H
ESTACADA, OREGON.
Commercial Patronage
specialty.
J. V. BARR
BLACKSMUHING
HORSE SHOEING
took mat
- ——... 1 summons is March 26. 1914, and the
date of the last pubbertion ?s ' T
> Ta Sur?
advertise m fi n a r « ,
S «M I ü « . » r found
'.1er iractksUy looses his
19 14 .
CLAUD E W . D EVO RE.
Attorney for
er had
tree wl
m honest storekeeper,
inge April toth.—sdv,