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quealed. One tong ring.
D r. W. K . H a v ila n d
Physician and
Surgeon
O ffic e on M a in St. between 1st
a n d a n d . Telephone Connections
Thursday, June 4. 1914
Methodist Epiacapal Church
Sunday School - - • io a. m.
Epworth League - • - 6:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m
p r e a c h in g
s e r v ic e s
:
A t Estacada— First and third
Sundays in each month at 8 p. m
Residence corner of Second Second and fourth Sundays in each
and Currin streets.
month at 1 1 a. m.
A t Currinsville— First and third
Sundays
at 11 a. m. Second and
Dr. L- A. W ELLS
fourth Sundays at 8 p. tn.
A t Garfield — Second and fourth
D E N T IS T
Sundays at 3 p. m.
A t Mt. Zion— First and third
Sundays at 3 p m.
Associated w ith Dr. H. V.
C. E. Rees, Pastor.
Ad lx.
Base Ball
You didn't think I had anything
to say altout last Sunday ? I have
not, we got beat. Two costly er­
rors on our sideand bull beadedluck
on the other, made things look diff­
erent, but we must take a little of
the bitter with the sweet. We have
a good team coming Sunday, in the
St. Mary's ball team who won the
pennant in Portland last year.
Come out and help us win this
game.
E. B. Byers, Mgr.
Office on B roadw ay.
JO H N
$1500.00 to loan at 7 percent,
Oregon gilt-edge security. Enquire of
29tf
J, W. Reed, Estacada.
B R O W N
T H E IN SU R A N C E MAN
OF GRESHAM PHONE 013
OREGON
F IR E
R E LIE F ASSO C IA TIO N
OF MCMINN VILE. ORE.
Automobile Insurance a Specialty
Large tract of good valley farm­
ing land to be thrown open in cen­
tral Oregon in M ay. Good cli­
mate, plenty of water, acd rich
soil. For large map and full di­
rections and information send $1 50
to J. C . Dear way. T he Dalles.
Oregon, An opportunity to get a
verv good free homestead near
school and market.
3 it!
Mr.
lumber
several
put up
Dick Gibson was an Estacada
visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McMillan were
Estacada visitors Saturda; .
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid visited
with James Gibson Sunday.
A. W. Cooke and wife, Fred
Cooke, wife and baby son were the
guests of Mrs. Howlett Sunday.
Rav Woodle and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday, Mr. Murphy and
family and Will Douglass and wife.
C. L. Chambers was also a visi­
tor at the Pleasant Hill Union Sun­
day School, Sunday.
A. J. Chapman, Miss Edith
Chapman and Mrs. R. B. Gibson
visited at the home of Mrs. Howlett
Sunday afternoon.
Perry Kitztniller was a guest at
the home of G uy Woodle Sunday.
GEORGE
The men in this vicinity are
busy working on the road and we
are all anxious for the new road to
open.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Smith took
The George Social and Commer­
dinner with Mrs. Alma Coop aud cial club met at the home of Mr.
family Sunday.
and Mrs. Peter Rath last Saturday
Wanted— Highest price paid for
Our R. F. D. route has come at night and everybody reports a
eggs at the Palace Meat Market.
last. Mr. Wooster has the route good time.
the Springwater and Dodge
The program on Decoration day
at I ho cemetery was very good and
For Sale— Voung Mare.
haven't the money, what have you
Jim Smith is teaming in the also was well attended.
to trade? Address, Eagle Creek woods for Horner Bros, again for a
Henry Klinker is leader for our
Falls.
short time.
Christian Endeavor next Sunday
Everybody invited to
Springwater and Estacada ball evening.
W. A. JONES
For Rent— An entirely modern fur­
com e.'
teams
played
at
Estacada
Saturday.
nished house, cheap to responsible
Mrs. N ick Scheel and family
,
PROPRIETOR
Springwater got beat. 12 to o.
parties. Call and see
were Estacada visitors last Monday.
Mr. Yockman is also putting up
Mrs. Chas. Dubois.
( M rigs end careful driver* always
a new barn and is getting bis lum­
Notice of Sale of Real Property
Nor Sale— A thoroughbred C rys­ ber from Horner Bros. mill.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
In th* County Court, for the County of Clackamas.
Given Ranting and Pishing Parties tal W hite Orphington cockrel. Just
T he Sunshine Circle spent a very
Stats of Oregon.
one year old. Enquire at the Pro­ pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Folsams In the matter of the estate of George W. Lockerby,
deceased.
gress office.
Thursday, there being about 20 of
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance to an
Team Work and Hauling by
the ladies present.
order of the Honorable H. S Anderson, Judge of the
For Sale— Two-year-old Grade
above entitled Court, made on the 1st day cf June.
Mr.
Jim
Millard
is
having
lots
of
A. D. 1914. in the matter of the estate of George
the Day or Contract
Bull. Enquire at Allen's Feed
trouble with his foot that he cut a W. Lockerby. deceased, the undersigned administra­
Store.
36W2
tor "do bonis non” with the will annexed of said
while back and he is unable to do estate will from and after the 3d day of July. A. D.
1914. proceed to sell at private sale upon the terms
Notice— Strayed or stolen, a dark much work on account of it.
hereinafter stated and aubiect to confermatlon by
brown
Mare,
white
spot
on
fore­
Com m ercial Patronage
said above entitled Court, all the right, title and
interest of George W. Lockerby. at the time of his
head and shod all around. Brand­
ALSPAUGH
death in and to the following described property
a specialty.
ed, cocked ankles behind. Reward.
situated,
lying and being in the County of Clackamas.
Mrs. A. E, Sparks and Mrs. C.
State of Oregon:
36 W 2 Sandy R ridge I.tnd. Co..
M. Sparks spent Sunday at the Lot number 2. In Block number 7. Original Plat
Boring, Ore.
to the Town of Estacada. Clackamas County.
borne of J. W . Dowty.
& Sale
If vou f . O 's are a thing of the past.
STABLE
W. M. Yonco
J. V. BARR
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
A t the Old Stand
GIVE HIM A CALL
The ■tankat*.
In the reign of Kdward III. there
were eminent clothier« nnd woolen
weavers in England whose family
name wax Blanket. They were the
first person* who msnufsetured that
comfortable material which has ever
since been called by their name and
which was then used for peasants’
clothing.
A Hngs KitsHsn.
It io believed that the largest
kitchen in the world is that of the
Bon Marche, in Paris. It provides
food for all the employee* of the
house, 4,000 in number. The «mail-
cat kettle holds 7.1 quart«, the lar-
g m i 375 quarts. There are fifty fry­
ing pons, each of which ia capable
of holding 300 cutlets at o time or
frying 830 pounds of potatoes.
Whoa there arc omelets for hreak-
foot 7,800 egga ore used. The cof-
fee machines moke 7.10 quarts of
«aSco daily. There arc silty cooks
aad 100 kitchen boy» employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham
Dr. Morse also tests eyes
and fits glasses. Office over and son Wesley, and Mr and Mrs.
Henry Beers were the guests of
drug store.
John Githens and family Sunday.
Bom * T ro u b le * o f a P ianist.
OLD FAVORITES.
“THE
Henry Githens is on the sick list.
E X IL E
OF
E R IN ."
I I E K E cuttle to the beach
e x ile o f Erin.
T
To
a
poor
T h e flew on h i* thin ro b e w ee
h ea vy and chill.
F o r his co u n try he sighed w hen ut
tw ilig h t rep a irin g
w a n d e r alon e by th e w in d beaten
hill.
But th e d a y utur a ttra cted hie e y e 's sad
devotion.
F o r it ro se o ’ er his o w r n a tiv e isle o f the
ocean.
W h e r e on ce in the fire o f hie yo u th fu l
em otion
H e san g th e bold a n th em o f “ E r in G o
U ru g h !"
“ E rin, m y cou ntry, though sad and fo r ­
saken.
In dream s I re visit th y sea beaten sh ore;
But. ulus. In a fa r fo reig n land i a w ak en
A n d sigh fo r the frien d s w ho can m eet
m e no m ore!
Oh. cruel fa te, w ilt thou n ever re p la ce me
In a m ansion o f peace, w h ere no p erils can
chase me?
N e v e r a ga in sh all m y b roth ers em b ra ce
me.
T h e y died to d efen d m e o r liv e to d e­
plore.
“ W h e r e is m y cabin d o o r fa s t b y th e w ild -
w oo d ?
S isters and sire, did y e w eep fo r It » fa ll?
W h ere is the m other that looked on m y
childhood.
•
A nd w h e re is th e bosom frien d , d ea rer
than a ll?
Oh, niy sad h eart, lon g abandoned by
pleasure,
/
W h y did it d o te on a fa s t fa d in g trea su re?
T ears, lik e th e rain drops, m a y fa ll w ith ­
out measure.
B u t ra p tu re and b ea u ty th e y can not re ­
call.
“ Y e t a ll its sad recollection s suppressing.
One d y in g w ish m y lone bosom can
d raw —
Erin, an e x ile bequ eaths thee his blessing.
La n d o f m y fo re fa th e rs ! E rin g o b ra g h !
Burled and cold, w hen m y h ea rt stills h er
m otion.
G reen be th y fields, sw eet isle o f the
ocean.
A n d th y h arp s trik in g bards sin g aloud
w ith devotio n —
‘ E rin m a vo u rn een ! E rin go bragh !* *'
—T h om a s Cam pbell.
FU LLN ESS
Or agon.
Also:
Beginning at a stake on the K taction line through
the center of Section 28. T . 3 S. R. 4 E. of the
Willamette Meridian, 1155 feet E of the H section
corner between Section* 28 and 29, running thence
West along said ‘ i section line 253 feet to s stone:
thence N. 55 degrees. 00 minutes West 480 feet
to a stone: thence N 34 degrees :'0 minutes East
94.65 feet to a ctone on the meander line 10 feet
from top of first bank of Clackamas River thence
Easterly following said meander line of Clackamas
river to plaoe of beginning, containing 2 acres more j
or less, all being tn Clackamas County. Oregon,
or any part thereof of said above described real
property .terms and conditions of sale as follows to-
•»»: One-half rash, balance mortgage, for from one
to two years with interest at bpercent per annum.
por fur,h*r information, call upon or write said
OF
L IF E .
TJII7E liv e In deeds, n ot y e a rs ; in
thoughts, n ot breath s;
in fee lin g s, not In figu res on a dial.
W e should count tim e by h ea rt
throbs. H e m ost lives
W h o thin ks most, fe e ls th e noblest,
a cts th e best.
L ife 's hut a m eans unto an end,
th a t end
B egin nin g, m ean, and end to a ll
th in gs—God.
— P h ilip Jam es B a iley .
Mrs. Hans Johnson came home
from Portland last Friday where
she has been visiting her daughter
Springwater
Closner has been hauling for the past month.
from Horner Bro's. mill for
Mrs, Hans Paulson from Port­
days. He is expecting to land came out to visit her son Jul­
a new barn.
ius Paulson lor a few days.
F h e d J o k g .
Livery, Feed
Gems In Verse
“ Sad It m y fa t e ," sa id the h ea rt broken
stran ger.
“ T h e w ild d ee r and w o lf to a c o v e r t can
llee.
J. V. Milligan, a Presbyterian But I h a v e no re fu g e fr o m fa m in e and
danger.
minister of Portland, visited the
A hom e and a co u n try rem ain n ot to me.
Pleasant Hill Union Sunday School, N e v e r a g a in in the green , sunny bow ers
| W h ere iny fo r e fa th e r s lived sh all 1 spend
May 31, anti after the close of Sun­
the sw e e t hours
m y harp w ith the w ild w o v e n
day school lie preached a fine ser­ O r c o flo v e w r ers
A n d s trik e to th e num bers o f ‘E rin Go
mon to the audience.
B ra g h !'
There was a big crowd at the
Henry Johnson is busy hauling
dance Saturday night in the Dodge gravel for concrete for his new
hall.
house.
and
f-
Mrs. Jane Douglass, of St. Jos­
eph, made her mother, Mrs. How-
lett, a visit over Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Jones and little Miss
The hall game Saturday was l Marjorie Leet of Portland, were
witnessed by a large crowd and | guests at the home of Mrs. Howlett,
although the game was a one-sid­ Sunday.
ed affair, it was interesting just
Mr. and Mrs. G. Moehnke, Fred
the same, as the editor will testify. Moehnke and bride, Mr. and Mrs.
The contestants being all home George Preister were guests of Roy
boys, as we might say, the game Douglass and wife over Sunday.
created considerable more interest.
H. S. Gibson made a trip to Ore­
Spring water has a good bunch of
players but they were not fast gon City Tuesday.
The Re-Organized Church of
Jesus Christ of L . D. S. meets in
store building on the corner, form­
erly the Howe store, Sundays as
Physician and Surgeon
follows: Sunday School at to, and
preaching at 11 o'clock A . M. A ll
Toots eyes and fits glasses.
cordially invited.
Office over Drag Store
J, F. Wiles, Elder.
Local and long distance tele-
phone.
enough for Estacada, or else were
The Chriitian Church.
out of luck that day, for not one of
-
10 a. m. them succeeded in making a score.
C L A U D E W. D E V O R E Bible school •
Preaching
-
-
-
11 a. m. Neil Bronson, who played third,
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Y. P. 8. C. E.
-
7 p. tn.
and
made a spectacular play by batting
Preaching •
-
- 7:45 p. in.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
The public co rd ia lly invited to a ll ser­ the ball over the fence and making
Estacada. Oregon
a home run. T h e crowd of rooters
vices. W . G i v e n s , Pastor.
for both teams enjoyed themselves
in the usual way and the ' roasts”
BUSINESS LOCALS
E. W . BA R T L E T T .
were taken good naturedly. Bos­
well
had his share of fun out of
LAW YER
T hey have it— good fresh vege­
1'heavy
tables. G o and see them. Fred the game, along with
weights”
oti
the
Springwater
side.
Jorg.
The score, 12 to o.
D R R. M O R S E .
Lou Baker has recently purchas­
ed an automobile.
“ TH ER E
IS
NO
T
W idely scattered have been built by the
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. for
the purpose of providing
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Reliable
Electric
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.
W HERF LO C A TED
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Portland ( 2 )
Oregon City
Silverton
Cazadero
Estacada
Bull Run
Boring
St. Johns
Salem *
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
j
Phones:
Hom e A-6131
Big Time in Estacada
Brass Band,
DANCE
beneath
A n d w a its to s e e it push a w a y the
clo d —
H e tru sts in God.
T h e re is no unbelief.
W h o e v e r sa ys w hen clouds a re In th e sky.
“ Bo patien t, h ea rt; lig h t breaketh b y and
b y .“
T ru s ts the M o st H igh .
T h e re is no unbelief.
W h o e v e r sees ’ n ea th w in te r 's field
snow
T h e silen t h a rvest o f th e fu tu re g r o w
G od’ s p o w er m ust know .
Broadway and Alder Street*
Marshall 5100
JULY 4th
U N B E LIE F .**
H E R E is no unbelief.
W h o e v e r plan ts a seed
th e sod
* Ten
Electric
Generating
PLANTS
of
Afternoon and Evening,
Baseball,
Minor Sports,
And all the frils that go with a big
T h ere is no unbelief.
W h o e v e r lies dow n on his couch to sleep.
C on tent to lock each sense in slu m ber
deep
K n o w s God w ill keep.
C ELEB RATIO N
T h e re Is no unbelief.
W h o e v e r sa ys
" to m o r ro w ,“
“ t h e un­
k n ow n ."
“ Th o fu tu re,” tru sts t h a t p o w er alon e
H e d a res disow n.
FORD
T h e re Is no unbelief.
T h e h eart th a t looks on w hen th e e y e ­
lids close
And d a res to liv e w hen life has o n ly w oes
G od’s c o m fo rt knows.
T h e re is no u nbelief.
F o r thus b y d a y and n igh t unconsciously
T h e h ea rt liv e s b y the fa ith the lips deny.
God k n ow eth why.
—L iz z ie Y o r k Case.
T
HE
sun com es
goes down.
up,
and
the
sun
A n d men g o dow n In ships to th e sea ».
A n d a hundred ships a re th e sa m e as
one.
And b a ck w a rd and fo rw a rd b lo w s th e
breeze.
A n d w h a t Is It a ll w h en a ll Is done?
A tid e w ith n ever a sh ore in sigh t
S ettin g s tea d ily on to th e n ig h t
fisherm an
dropp eth
his
n et In
th o
stream .
Harold Bauer, the pianist, had
Eagle Creek's noted prize fighters
A n d a hundred stream s a re th e sam e as
some curious experiences during
one.
had a sham battle in Cogs veil's
his travels.
A nd a maiden d rea m eth h er lo v e lit dream .
A nd w h a t Is it a ll w hen a ll is done?
While playing in Barcelona lie store one day last week, but no
T h e net o f th e fisher the burden breaks.
wus challenged to light a duel by , 1,ody was seriously hurt,
A n d fro m h er d rea m in g th e d rea m er
w akes.
an excited member of the audience
John Githens has L e e t l Stocking
—H a rrison M illa rd .
whom lie hud reproved for disturb­ « • _
____ , __ I
,
ing the recital by lus noisy conduct. his ponds and erteks on his farm
U N A T T A IN E D .
One of his most extraordinary with fish. He has over a thousand ! •dmlntstrator atths cfficsof his attorney Estacada
*
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Clackamas County. Oregen
T ^ E A L g e n tly w ith us. y e w ho read.
experiences was in itussia. It was trout already.
| oaat jun. i»i4.
Our la rgest hope Is u nfu lfilled—
T h e p rom ise » t ill outruns th e deed;
in a little town near Moscow-, aud
T h e tow er, but n ot th e spire, w e
Jack
Browtl
has
been
hauling
j
Adialnlaivawv
dabonls
non"
With
thawtll
innuMd
in the middle of his performance
build.
of the Estate of George W. Lockerby deceased.
the pianist was arrested by the po­ lumber to build a new barn on his CLAUDE
W. DEVORE
A U R w h itest pea rl w e n ever And.
lice on the grounds that lie was ob- ! place
Attorney for Administrator.
O ur ripest fr u it w e n ever reach.
taming money under false pre­
First publication June 4. 1914.
T h e d o w erin g m om ents o f th e mind
Mr. and Mrs. Non Tracy spent Last publication July 2. 1914
L
o
je
h a lf their p eta ls in our
tenses. The police action was based
speech.
on the grounds that a Hungarian Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
—Holm ea.
dance ap|H-ared on the program and Heiple.
Final
Notice
that there were no dancer*. They
Ed. G ray has returned from his
overlooked the terrible fact that
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Herbert Spencer's RsgrsL
Mr. Bauer had played two marches sheep shearing expedition.
dersigned, administrator o f the estate
Mr. Tolleraache in his remini»-
without a single soldier being pres­
Edgar Hieple is the proud pos- of Henry Claussen, deceased, has filed cences tells this story about Her­
ent.
his final account in said estate in the bert Spencer:
sesor of a valuable colt.
County Court for Clackamas County,
The Last Straw.
Toward the close of his life Spon-
State of Oregon, and that the Judge of ccr frequented a boarding house,
“ What *«• Hie matter with the
EAGLE
CREEK
said Court has appointed Saturday, the and, chancing to meet a lady who
n 1»ill you pot tho other day? 1 hoar
Mrs. L . A. Woodle visited with 6th day of June, 1914 , at 9:30 o'clock had often dined within earshot of
you have discharged her.”
A. M. for hearing objections to said ac­ hint, 1 asked her if she could
‘‘She didn't seem to have »uffi her mother, Mrs. Howlett, Saturday.
re­
count and for settling said estate.
member any wise sayings of lus.
__
oient intelligence to get along here.
W.
H.
MATTOON,
J. F Brower was the guest of
After pondering for some time she
Her cooking wax fair, but when »he
Administrator of the estate of Henry answered: “ 1 cun remember one of
used my Ini.Lind’s tango shirt for Aleck Baker over Saturday night.
Claussen, deceased.
his remarks. He said that ‘making
a dust cloth we just had to part Mr, Brower held service* at the
CLAUDE W DEVORE.
good melted butter is a lost art in
with her.” — Chicago Ilecord-IIcrald. school-house Saturday evening.
Attorney for Administrator. England.’ ”
Universal
1914
N E W
A n d th e d a y and n igh t a r e th e
sa m e as one.
T h e y e a r g r o w s green , and the
y e a r g r o w s brown.
A n d w h a t is it a ll w hen all is done?
G rain s o f som ber or sh inin g sand
S lidin g In to and ou t o f the hand.
The
The
N O T H IN G .
Car
PRICES
Effective August 1st, 1913, F. O. B.
Oregon City or Estacada
Model T . Runabout
$575.00
««
“ Town Car
4«
“ Touring Car 625 .00
825.00
W ith full equipment.
Pacific Highway Garage
J. W. REED.
Of Oregon City, Distributers.
Local Agent.
Estacada Progress
$1 Per Year.
N ow is the time to subscribe.
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