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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BUSINESS LOCALS
Summons
In the C ircu it Court of the State of
— ---------- I O regon (or the C ounty of Clackam as. SS
(ìr ace li. Hark ley, Plaintiff,
H E N R Y V. A D 1 X . M . L
Sam uel \V. B arkley, D efendant.
To Sam uel \V. B a rkley, defendant
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above iiMine<l.
In the nfr
n¡r le
ìe of the State o f O regon,
O F F IC K , A D J O IN IN G R K S ID K N C H
{ you are hereby required to appear and
Local and Lon^ Distance Telephone
answer the com plaint filed in the above
T h e d octor's phone can l>e connected entitled action on or before th e e igh th
w ith your home plume at n igh t if re 1(8 ) day of M ay A. D. 1914, said date
quested. O ne lo n g ring
(b ein g m ore than six w eeks from the date
1 of the first publication of this sum m ons,
! and if you fail so to appear, plaintiff w ill
1 apply to the Court for th e relief prayed
I for in her com plaint, to-wit:
For decree aw arding plain tiff an abso
lute divorce from said d efend ant on the
I grounds of desertion, f«»r a decree aw ard
ing plaintiff tlie custody of the m inor
Ufhce on Main St. b e tw e e n I st
children, and for such oth er and further
and 2nd. Telephone Connection s
relief as the court shall a d ju d ge equit
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R G EO N
D r . W. K . H a v i l a n d
Physician and
Surgeon
R e s id e n c e c o r n e r o f Second
a n d C u r r i n s tr e e ts
Dr. L. A. WELLS
D E N T IS T
A s s o c ia te d w i t h D r. H . V.
Watch for Cary’ s Red Hot Spec-
ials each week.
GLOBE
LAW N
FENCE
$ -Ten
Electric
They have it good trilli vege-
tables. G o and see them
F'red
Jorg
Wanted Highest price pa'd for
eggs at tile Palace Meat Market.
For S i t
j
! cheap.
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V ■< •-Vi.
F k k u J o k o .
1 J
A 20 months old colt,
C. Whit beck.
!0c Per Foot and Lip
ON.! r Fence is nini-.- right and sold -igitt.
Wanted A subscription solicitor
for the Progress. Fnquire at this
office.
Early
Tomato and
I
T. ;
W idely scattered have been built by the
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. for
the purpose of providing
It will last
nane s..sirs as otli.-r makes who claim they have a fence
ist
hou: is good
W hy not buy ibe very best fence for
Reliable
Electric
ae, ..t the lowest price?
Cabbage
Service of this summ ons is served upon . Plants fo r sa le ,
you bv publication in pursuance of an
II. Holder Stafford Ave
order of the Honorable H. S Anderson,
Judge of the C ounty C ourt, for the
$150000 to loan nt 7 percent,
County of Clackam as, .State o f O regon,
made on the 21st. day of M arch A. 1). I gilt-e Ige security.
Enquire of
1914. directin g that said publication be
I 2qtf
J, W. Reed, Kstacada.
m ade 111 the Kstacada Progress.
The date <>f the first p u blication of
Beginning Monday calico 5c.
this summons is March 26, 1914, and the
date ot the last publication is M ay 7, thread 4c at C ary’ s.
what you
want.
See the fence we carty.
will convii
Service
price
• you.
■'em;
n.
A
JL<
to its patrons. Through high tension trans
mission lines, each of these generating
plants are intercommunicative, co that the
F i n c h
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■X Ji. . i «w/ JL
service is insured against unforseen inter
ruptions.
bonding the
EAGLE CREEK
The law says that butter wrap- county for good roads is 10 lie voted
A. J. Chapman was the
pers must be printed or so stamped uPnn
*h- people of Clackamas guest of Mrs. Howlett last
as to conform to law. T h e Pro- county, lie sure and register so uay.
Sum m ons
that there w .1 be no trouble for you
gress offict ; rints 100 for $1.00.
D R R. M O R S E .
Mrs. Roy Douglass went home|,
to cast your v o t e on the right side.
In the C ircu it Court of the State of
last
week to 111,ike her parents,
P h y s ic ia n and Surgeon
O regon for the C ounty of Clackam as.
ESTACADA PROGRESS
j W ar news remains about the same and Mrs. G. Moehnke, a visit of
V . I.m gelbach, Plaintiff,
( I ncorporated )
Tests eyes and fits glasses.
vs.
| today. Vera Cruz is in the hands few days.
James Y e a k e y , E xecu tor of the
Diva Gibson is the delighted pos
Office over Drug Store
I of American forces. So lar e;ght
P ublished E very Th ursdav
Morning
Local and long distance tele ! estate o f E m ilia Y e a k e y. deceased,
Americans have been killed and sessor of a tine young colt. His
j Janies Y e a k e y . M artin Y e a k e y ,
ESTACADA. ORLGON
phone.
! about two hundred Mexicans. A brother Henan, is also the possess -1
A d ix .
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We have
will save monev by giving us a chance to show you.
1914.
question of
WHERF L O C A T E D
CLAUDE W. D EVO RE,
A ttorn ey fur Plaintiff.
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C L A U D E
—
Grace A rv ille Y e a k e y , and Jesse
— Yeakey,
Defendants.
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“ S‘ 1 (Q
K. E C K E R , E d ito r and M anager ! c a r g o of a m m u n itio n fo r the Mexi- lJr
,l 1 ° b n g c o lt, o f w h ic h h e i.s
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tan Governm nt m s e i z e d by tbc w r ' proud.
Ira
■Entered at the postoffice In Kstacada. Oregon, as A m e r ic a n s
a tid ordered b a c k to j
Mrs. Bessie Douglass m a d e a trip j */J
socend class mai
Germany. Excitement runs high 1 Portland the first of last week. I/at
M rs. Clester is woikinq for Airs, j
and iu some places calls for re
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
Howlett.
cruits are being made
One ye a r.................................................................... $1 00
Six months..........................................................
50
Lari Douglass was a IJartou v is - .
1 itor Sunday.
S. L. C A S T O
N IN A
W . D E V O R E I T o James Y e a k e y , E x ecu to r of the
Estate of Em m a Y e a k e y , deceased,
James V ea k ev . M artin Y e a k e y , Grace
A rv ille Y e a k e y , Ibid Jesse Y e a k e y , the
above named defendants.
Estacada, Oregon
In the name o f the State of O regon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answ er the com plaint filed in the
above en titled action on or before the
Mrs. McMillan returned from
Thursday, April 23 , 1014
e igh th (8 ) day of A pril A . I). 1914. said
LAW YER
Portland Sunday, accompanied by
date b ein g m ore than six w eeks from
a lady friend.
the date of th e first publication o f this
T he pipe line survey front the
sum m ons, and if you fail so to appear,
Dick Gibson and Will Douglass
south fork of tlie Clackamas river
plaintiff w ill apply to the court for the
took their eggs to the egg-man on
to
Oregon
City
was
commenced
last
Office on Broadway.
relief prayed for in his com plaint, to-wit:
Monday.
W ill take ju dgem en t for the sum of Monday accotding to the Oregon
Oregon
Estacada,
The tegular session of Kagle
T h ree hundred end fifty five ($355 73) City papers.
' Creek Grange was held last Satur-
d ollars and seven ty three cents w ith
I »lav with shout fifty members pres
interest at th e rate of 8 p ercen t per j
T h e P r o g r e s s c a n n o lo n g e r hold
ent, including a few visitors. The
JO H N
B R O W N
annum , on T h ree hundred (#300) dollar? , t h e p e n n a n t fo r h e in t; " t h e only
J'lans for the May picnic were his-
from tliv lo th , day of A u gu st 1911, for ;
T H E IN S U R A N C E MAN
Clackamas” .
A
¡cussed. The leading feature of the
$50.00 A ttorn eys fees, togeth er with the j P ‘*Per ,n
'‘1
program
, .need is a speech lyv
O F G R E S H A M P H O N E 513 costs and disbursem ents, w h ich itnlebt paper recently established at Sandy
Govenur West. There will be rec
edness arises out of a certain prom issory deprives tis of that honor. Editor
Republican Candidale fot County Rations and songs, alsb music bv
note m ade, executed and d elivered to Bennett is real mean.
So there!
the Curriusville band, and a dance
O R E G O N F IR E
plaintiff by Em m a Y e a k e y (now deceas
Clerk. Proposes a Sound Business
in the evening at Cogswell's hall
ed), m other of the above named defend
R E L IE F A S S O C IT IO N
(paid adv)
The female pencil pusher on the J Administration.
A woman’ s Work Committee was
ants, and for a decree fo rtclo sin g the
OF MCMINNVILE. ORE.
organized with Mrs Dick Gibson
certain real estate m ortgage executed Progress regrets very much that |
James F. Nelson
as chairman; Mrs. Linda Hoffmcis-
and delivered b y said E m m a Y eak ey Miss Spring lingers so loug iu the j
to this plaintiff to secure the paym en t of lap of Mr. Winter.
According to
James F Nelson, republican can- ter and Miss Ethel Hale as helpers.
Automobile I r.suran ce a S p e c ia lty
ad d note, w h ich real estate is described our thinking she is verv indiscrete j didate for the nomination of treas- The Grangers are planning to have
their hall painted before the May
as follow s, to-wit: Dots four and five
and shows very poor judgement. I urer of Clackamas County, has been picnic.
(4 a 5), Block six (6), O rigin al T ow nsite
1 lie I'.agle C reek comedy was r
j of th e C ity of Kstacada, Clackam as W hy not llir t a little with Mr. a resident of this county for over 35
years. He has served the county mud ducking Dick Gibson got when
! C oun ty, O regon, and that said real estate Stimmet.
A. E. Sparks
as assessor and while working in l l e ^or^e he was riding
pped on
I be sold under execu tion , or so m uch
i one end of
there of as sh all be necessary to satisfy
Registration books will close at i that capacity,
itv, made the tax roils, 'T ' c“ 1 "l ,l broken rail, which | E
Successors to
I the ju dgem en t, interest, attorneys fees, Estacada the 29th and at Oregon which would assist him greatly in new up and hit the horse, causing j |
I his heels to fly up and set Dick t
| costs and disbursem ents, and accru in g
City the 30th, so if you have not doing the work of the office ecottom- ; Gibson in the middle of a stream rf T
I costs and disbursem ents, and as provided
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j by law for the sale of real estate under already availed yourself of the op. icallv, as the treasurer has to col- v ter at least two inches deep with
fuilv
two
feet
of
soft
ooze
at
the
portunity
o.
registering,
5011
are
|
lect
the
taxes.
B-ing
a
hook
kteper
execu
tion
,
and
for
a
decree
th
at
the
Repairing of All Kinds
j interest of each of the defendants and all liable to get left.
Only six more I ot six years experience in a large bottom of the stream. But when
Plumbinq and tlectric
Dick Gibson was laboring o v e r bis
persons claim in g under them , in said days.
Of course you can vote, blit merchandise store, he would b n
trousers next day this incidtnt was
m ortgaged prem ises, subsequent to said
Wiring
just think how much trouble for the I pable to handle the books of the pronounced a tragedy.
I m ortgage lie foreclosed of all rig h t or
judges
and clerks of election to office. If nominated and elected he
claim of interest, excep t the eq u ity of
"swear in” your vote. Get Imsy, will try to conduct the office in such (tT ? \ I)r. Morse also tests eyes
redem ption, and for such oth er and
further relief as m ay seem equitable to you ptople who have not Registered. | a manner as will give satisfaction to
.¿--~and fits glasses. Office over
the Court in the premises.
The women are responding nobly tax payers of the county. For the drug store.
T h is summ ons is served upon you by
to the invitation, but there are past 25 years this office lias been!
publication in pursuance of an order of
j given ro old soldiers and as Mr. j
the Honorable l i . S. Anderson, Judge of others.
GEORGE
| Nelson is an old soldier, this fact -
the C oun ty Court, for the C o u n ty of
A . H. Miller gave a party S at
A clipping from an Albany paper 1 wouId make j,jm eligible to the
C lackam as, State of O regon , m ade on
urday evening in honor of Miss
tlie 21st. «lay of March A . I>. 1914- was banded the editor this week office, J>ai<i Adv.
W . A. J O N E S
d irectin g that said publication be made which tells of the Brownsville c a n - ---------------------------------------------- ' Armstrong.
in the Kstacada Progress.
Otto PaulACn made a trip to Port
P R O P R IE T O R
uery business. This is the third
S c h o o l ite m s
T h e «late of th e first publication o i this
land last week.
G ood rigs Mtid careful drivers alw ays
B y Our H ig h S ch ool R eporter
sum m ons is M arch 26. 1914, and the year of the stock company owning
Miss Jessie Joyner returned to
The WVbsterian Literary Society
d ate of the last publication is M ay 7, the cannery and over $40,000 was
A T T O R N E Y -A T-LA W
and
N O TA R Y P U B L IC
E. W. BART LET T.
Portland ( 2 )
Oregon C ity.
Silverton
Cazadero
Estacada
Bull Run
Boring
St. Johns
Salem
Portland Railway, Lb*ht & Power Co.
Broadw ay and A lder Street*
Phones:
Home A-6131
Marshall 5100
(< 2 *3 & 5 > ( ^ > < 2 5 » < 2 § 3 > < S » 0
ECONOM Y
is one of the
most abused words in the dic
tionary.
It does not
tuaan
th e mere savin g of money, as
suggested
by
low
prices.
True economy consists in se
curing for the least money the
highest values possible.
W ithout the value you lose,
no
m atter
what
yon
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
pay,
Clothes
means T R U E E C O N O M Y in
the best sense of the word.
T ry
an International Suit
this season.
Let us take your
measure and give you a sam
ple
of
w hat
REAL
TAY-
L O R IN G stands for.
F zS A R C H B A N K
Reed & Sparks
E S TA C A D A , OREGON.
s - ! - h J. a. a--c
j
Livery Feed & Sale
r r m ir n
Universal
STABLE
SPECIAL
G iven
ATTENTION
1914.
C LA U D E \\ . D EVO RE.
H unting anti F ish in g Parties
A ttorn ey for Plaintiff.
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Team W o rk and Hauling by
the Day or Contract
Commercial
Patronage
a specialty.
W . M. Yonce
J. V. BARR
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
A t the Old Stand
GIVE HIM A CALL
paid out last season bv the cannery | wj|| g j , e its last program of the
. to the farmers in that section. The ' year tomorrow at 2:05.
territory surrounding Brownsville
Leroy Gard will appear as Bert
Notice is hereby given that the un-|is not Such ‘ wonderfu‘ frait Pr0‘ Allison in ” A Junior” May ist.
dersigned, Theodore J. I’hlman. Jr., 1 docing section, and yet the market Remember that Mr. Aue will render
has filed his application in the County secured by the cannery makes it , number of special
elections
Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, , possible for growers to realize a Show staits at 8 o’clock. Some-
praying
for a decree
changing
name rirm market and a steady . price. I tning
thing aotng
dop e iron-
from start
start to
to nntsn.
finish
from
Theodore
J. fhlman,
Jr., h.s
to Theo-
dore Willard Mcla-ran, for the reasons
rim Kr‘>wer.s ot Estacada and sur-
set forth in the application. Any and founding country, don t forget the
all peraons having any objection to said cannery project for Estacada. Boost
application or to change of said name | with a liberal purchase cf stock and
, as a foresaid m ust appear in th e C oun ty
a good word for the enterprise
j C o u rt o f C lack am as C o u n ty, O regon ,
This section M U ST have a cannery,
nn M onday the 11th «lay o f M ay, 1914,
i and then ami th ere m ake said ob jection ,
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A track meet between the four
| i f any th ey h ave, w h y said d ecree
The bonding scheme for good!claases of the high school will take
shout«! not be g ra n ted and sai«l a p p li
roads in Clackamas County might j
directly after the literary pro-
c a n t ’ s nam e ch an ged as prayed for.
, be looked upon more favorable b\ gram tomorrow afternoon. Everv-
D ated A pril 7, 1914.
people of Estacada and vicinity, t**!’-' welcome,
Theodore J . Uhlman, J r.,
C. I). and I). C. Latourette, Attor
nevs for Applicant.
could the proposed plan for road
1 - H. S. will hob! a track meet
construction tie revised and some of May cm' at Estacada with Hill
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the roads leading to Estacada reap Military Academy. Admission will
Large tract of good vallev farm the tie tie fit of the money expen Ud be 25 cents. Come everybody.
ing land to lie thrown open in cen- According to an article upon the
tral Oregon in Mav. Good cli- subject from Oregon C ity to one of
Baseball N e w s
BLACkSMITMING
mate, plenty of water, a id ric h , the I ortland dailies of recent date,
soil. Fo» large map and full d i -1 the proposed road* to be benefitted
ANI>—
rections and information send $t 50 are those in the western jurt of the
to J. C Dearwav. The Dalles, county and invariably running into
Oregon, An opportunity to get a Oregon Cit>. Estacada is left out
— N eatly done by—
verv go.nl tree homestead near entirely.
When tile question is
school and markef.
31U ready to lie voted upon. Estacada
J. K. MORROW,
I will "h ave to lie shown” the bene
Morrow's Barn, Estacada,
T he baseball fever has broken , fits, "S elf preservation is the first
HORSE SHOEING
At
Oregon.
The track boys did not bring
home any medals or cups from the
track m et last Friday, but they did
bring home some experience that
will be valuuble to them iu the
future
out in Estacada,
I law of nature
About fifteen business men ar.d
citizens of Kstacada held a meeting
|ast night uni agreed to furnish
funds for the exj'enses ot a ball
te.am t),j, season, Tbev elected
pjert Byers a s manager and g iv e
i „ m authority to organize a
a first
c|aSs baseball team.
I'll
le a n t.
expect
to have some not old games iu the
near future.
Portland Thursday nf:er spending
u few weeks with her parents.
A few ot the young folks gath er-!
ed at C. A . Johnson's Saturday
evening, A pleasant evening was
spent plai iug five hundred and light
refiesUuieuts were served.
I'he Christian Hudeavor was well ]
attended last Sunday. Carl Linn I'
was appointed leader for next Sun
day. The subject will be
Our
tongues of Chri-.t” .
H turv Johnson has been a I’ort-
land visitor ti.r 1 st week.
Car
!9 !4
N '"W
P R IC E S
Effective August 1st, 1913, F. O. B.
Oregon City or Estacada
idei T. Runabout
(4
44
4 «
tí
$575.00
Town Car
825.00
Touring Car 6 2 5 .0 0
W ith full equipment.
Pacific H igh w ay Garage
O f Oregon City, Distributers.
J. W. REED,
Local Agent.
Garfieul Dorcas Society
On Thursday Ap;il r6, the losing
side tn the present membership con-
test, welcomed the society at tlie
home of Mrs. Dunlob. A course
luncheon was served in the spacious
living room, the table being taste
fully decorated in apple blossom*.
Both sides gave a closing stunt,
the one in song, the other iu verse,
clearly setting forth the desire thjt
all party lines be obliterated
The president. Miss L vnch,spoke
a few words 15 f welcome to new
members atid guests
T o the toast
"T h e Ideal Home,” Mrs, W hit
comb responded. "T h e Ide-d Neigh
1 -or.” Mrs. Shearer, "T h e Ideal
Community, ” Mrs. La Barre.’
The next meeting. May 21, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Bundy.
ROYAL
HAS NO
C O M P E T IT I O N
I he word "R oyal
is the big word in the tailoring business
today. It stands ior the B E S T in men’s Made to Measure Clothes.
I. stands f, - America’ s premier tailoring organization. Royal tailor-
i: g 1; s i .nie it ; --ibh- for men in every part of America to dress as
I 4 city clubmen dress in custom clothes, cut and made to personal
’ ition. ^ on will find Koval tailored men wherever discerning
-irs gat her
For "T h a t Roval tailored Look” is not provincial;
it 1- all American the Nation's Standard of the Best. Royal clothes,
cut ami made to your m eisire. Fit nd s tt faction guaranteed at
$16,
$17,
$20,
We order
J25.
by
$30,
tel* graph
*35
and
when
&
*38
rush
order
is
wanted.
CARY’S MERCANTILE CO.
Your Store