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✓ PROFESIONAL CAROS 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 O FFICE. ADJOINING KKSIDKNCH Local and Lon* DisUncc Telephone The doctor’s phone can be connected with vour home phone at night il re quested. One long ring. Dr. W. K. H a v il a n d P h y sicitui a n d Surgeon O ffic e on M ild 2 n d . M a in SL b e tw e e n 1st T e le p h o n e C o n n e c tio n s R G S i d G r i C C c o rn e r o a n d C u rriri streets Second f D r. L. A . W E L L S D E N T IS T Associated w ith Dr. H . V. A a ix . D R R. M ORSE. P h y s ic ia n a n d Surgeon Notice of Sale of Kf»i Properly Methodist Episcapal Church In th« County Court, kh il.«County oic*L'tt*n««. Sunday School St«ic oi O tc ro r i ,, , - inthi* «ian«r of the tstit« cf Gocre# w '..ockerty. Hpworth League - " -3° P* ,u- j last Friday night. < i « cmm J. Prayer meet me Thursday 8 p. tn. . . 7 * -------- , . Notice ta hereby tfvan that In pursuance to an oitiei ol tl • Honorai !e H. S Andoraon. Ju*i».e of the utove entitled Court, made on the 1 st day of June. A. D. 1914, In the matter et the estate of George W . Lockerby, deceased, the underi>i».'tied administra tor ie tenis non with the w ill annexed of said estate will from end after the 3d day of July. A . D. Id I 4 . puceed to seUal private su e upon the terms hereinafter stated and subject to confermation by said above entitled Court, all the right, title and interest of George W . Lockerby. at the tir e of his death In and to the following described property si:uated. lying an fcefne In lh « County ot Clfc-kamas. j ____________ PR K A C I 1 1 NO | SER V IC ES : At Estacada First and third Sundays in each month at 8 p. m. Second aud fourth Sundays in each month at ti a. m. At Currinsville First and third Sundays at n a. m. Second and r t |j Sundays at 8 p. 111 . At Oar field—Second and fourth Sundays at 3 p. tn. At Mi. Zion— First and third Sundays at 3 p m. C. E. Rees. Pastor. Lot numi-er 2. in Block number 7. Original Plat to the Town of Estacada. Clackamas County. Oregon. Also: Beginning at a stake on the S section lire through the cei et of Section 28. T . 3 S. R. 4 E. of the Willamette Meridian. 1155 feet E. of the ‘ » section corner between Sections 2d and 2 °. runnt thence { West along said section line 253 feet to a stone: ; thence N. 55 cegrees. uJ minutes W est48U feet to a arena: thsnce N 34 Jagreos . 0 minutes East 44.65 feat to a stone on the meander line 10 feet from to» of tirst hark of Clackamas Kiver thanca Easterly following aaid meander line of Clackamas river to place of beginning, containing 2 acres mere , or less, ail being in Clackamas County. Oregon or any part thereof of said above described real I property .terms and conditions of sale as follows, to- I wit: One-haif cash, balance mortgage, for from one to two years with interest at bpercent per annum. For further information, call upon or write said administrator at the office of his attorney. Estacada. Clackamas Courty. Oregon The Christian Church. Dated June l . 1914. L . E. B E L F IL S . Bible school - - 10 a, m. Administrator de bonis non” with the will annexed Preaching - - - 11 a. m. of the Estate cf Gecrge W . Lockerby. deceased. Y . P. S. C. E. • 7 p. m. C L A U D E W. D E V O R E Attorney for Admlnistcator, Preaching • - • 7:45 p. m. First publication. June 4, 1914. The public cordially invited to all ser Last publication. July 2. 1914. The Re-Organized Church of Jesus Christ of L . I). S. meets iu store building on the corner, form erly the Howe store, Sundays as follows: Sunday School at to, and preaching at u o'clock A . M. All cordially invited. J. F. Wiles, Elder. vices. W. O iv k k s , Pastor. Notice to Contractors Teats eyes and fits glasses. Office over Drug Store Local and long distance phone. Sealed proposals, addressed to the County Court of Clackamas County, tele Oregon, anil endorsed “ proposals ¡or Constructing Steel Bridges in Clackamas County, Oregon, over the Clackamas river, near the town of Barton and over C L A U D E W. D E V O R E the Molalla river, near the town of Molalla" will he received by the County A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W Court of Clackamas County at its office and in the Court house, Oregon City, Oregon, N O T A R Y P U B L IC until io o'clock A. M. on the first day of E s ta c a d a . O re g o n July 1914, and at that time ami place will be publicly opened and read. All proposals must be made upon blank Ç. W. B A R T L E T T . form to be obtained from the Couuty LAW YER Clerk, at his office at the Court house, Oregon City, Oregon; must give the prices proposed, both in writing and Office on Broadway. Edaci da. Oregon figures; must be signed by the bidder, with his address. Each bid is to be presented under sealed cover, and shall be accompanied by cash, J O H N B R O W N a bidder’s bond made payable to the THE IN SU RAN CE MAN County Judge of Clackamas County, or a certified check made payable to the O F G R E S H A M P H O N E 513 County Clerk of Clackamas County, for an amount equal to at least five per cent ot the amount bid and no bid shall be O R E G O N F IR E considered unless such cash, bond or R E L IE F ASSOCIATION check is inclosed therewith. Such bidder’s bond shall be conditioned that O F M C M IN N V IL E , ORE. if said bid be accepted, the party bidding will duly enter into and execute the Automobile Insurance a Specialty contract. Should the successful bidder to whom the contract is awarded fail to execute\he same within ten days (not including Sunday) from the date of the mailing of the notice from the County Court to him, according to the address therewith given, that the contract is ready for signatures, such cash, bond or certified check shall be forfeited to W. A. J O N E S Clackamas County, and the same shall he the property of the County. All other PROPRIETOR cash, bonds and certified checks will he returned to the unsuccessful bidders who Good rigs and careful drivers always submitted the same. SPECIAL ATTENTION A corporate surety bond will be Given Hunting and Fishing Parties required for the faithful performance of the contract in a sum equal to one-half of the total amount of the bid. Team Work and Hauling by Plans may be seen and forms of specifications and contract may be obtained at the County Clerk’s office, the Day or Contract Court house, Oregon City. Oregon. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the proposal or proposals deemed best for Clackamas Commercial Patronage County. a specialty. COUNTY COURT OF CLACKAM AS COUNTY. H. S. Anderson W. M. Yonce County Judge J. YV. Smith County Commissioner W. II. Mattoon County Commissioner Henry L. Bowl by Highway Engineer Blacksmith and Wheelwright W. L. Mulvey Couuty Clerk Clackamas County At the Old Stand Dated at Oregon City, Oregon, Ju n e4 ,1914 Livery, Feed & Sale STABLE BUSINESS LOCALS They have it—good fresh vege tables. Go and see them. Fred Jorg. f t 500 00 to loan at 7 percent, gilt-edge security. Enquire of 29tf J, W. Reed, Estacada. Wanted— Highest price pa>d for eggs at the Palace Meat Market. F red J o rg . For Sale— Late Cabbage plants. Inquire of Mrs. H. H. Anders, Estacada, Oregon. ESTACADA (I PROGRESS nc o r po rate d Published Every Thursday ) Morning at ESTACADA. OREGON R. M. Standish, Editor and Manager Entered at the tostoffice in Estacada. Oregon, as second class mall S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S One year.............................................. ............. $1 00 Six months.......................................... ............. 50 Thursday, June 25 . 1914 Correspondents Springwater - Rev. Aue Garfield - Mrs. H. G. Trowbridge Eagle Creek - Mrs. R B. Gibson Alspaugh - Miss Echo Githens George - Miss Flora Johnson Elwood - Miss Della Vallen The Progress wants all of the news from all the surrounding Es tacada country. There will appear regularly hereafter a list of the dist rict correspondents and if you know , of any news, see that your corres pondent is advised by Monday of each week. We want good clean, live, news of vital interest to all readers, such as deal with perma nent development, new land cleared, new crops or orchards planted, school and church notes, picnics, social doings, births, deaths, etc. If all the items received do not ap pear in the paper it is because of lack of space. The Progress hopes liefore many months to be able to issue a four page paper, devoted entirely to this community and its news. The Sunday ball game between Estacada and the Overlook Club was called off at the last minute, as the latter did not show up, probably owing to rain in Portland during the forenoon. A practice game GIVE HIM A CALL was played however, with a scrub Final Notice line up for Estacada, against a Notice is hereby given that the un picked team from Barton. The dersigned, administrator of tile estate of score never will lie known, but M. ff. Taylor, deceased, has filed his I Estacada won. The Barton team final account in said estate in the County | First class lumber of all kinds. Court fer Clackamas County, State of | have several promising ball tossers aud Mgr. Byers had better get ac Oregon, and that the ludge of said Court Dimension material a specialty. has appointed Saturday the n th day of \ quainted with them for future reference. J. V. BARR Klaetsch Mills _ j I- , , News jo a. m. Mrs. Howlett) of I-.ngle C ice«. ' | entertained a few friends at dinner , M r s . J o h n S w t * t ‘ n t*V a i l d d a u g h t e r . Della, of Stevenson. Wash, are the guests of Will Douglass aud I wjfe. j Mrs R B Gibson of Eagle Creelr returned from Portland last Tuesday, accompanied by her sister Miss Edith Chapman. There will be a Sunday School picnic at the Douglass School House Sunday June 28 th All invited to bring dinners aud enjoy the day. The Odd Fellows Hall is being well painted by Messrs. Hughes and Reisland. The body of the building is white with gray trim- ings. _______ Marshal! Antes and Phil Wagner are busy reinforcing the incline on the west side of Main St., as atten- was called to its weak condition in last weeks Progress. Mrs. Adelaid Miller while in Portland last Sundav slipped and badly sprained her left ankle, the injury while not serious, necessitat ed her remaining in Portland in care of friends for several days. Mrs. Landrum and daughter, Miss Ruth, are visiting at the home of John Osborn on Estacada Heights. The guests are the moth er and sister of Mrs. Osborn and their visit is especially enjoyable. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Linn of Currinsville recently purchased the O’ Connor place, just north of Esta cada, and expect to make it tbeir future home, moving in some time this summer' Ed Shearer of Gatfield, recently attended a meeting of the Oregon Poultry A ss'n. in Portland. Mr. Shearer is one of the committee in charge ot this association's exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition. Mrs. C. C. Saling entertained last Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. H. M. James. About twenty lady friends of Mrs. James were present and enjoyed oue of Mrs. Saling’s famous dinners. A . J. Tucker and wife of Estacada left Monday morning for Black- hawk. Utah, where be expects to obtain work. The majority of the machinery and equipment in Tuck er’ s down town shop, was taken to Garfield by Jehu Davis, for use up there. The State Industrial Review, re ports that Clackamas County will establish a sand and gravel pit at New Era. Thev also report two new industries being considered in Oregon, namely the manufacture of saw dust bricquets and logan berry juice. Estacada has plenty of the former product and more of the lat ter growing. Last Saturday the picnic given by the Springwater enthusiasts for "out of door life” was partly spoiled by rain. It is the plan to give a picnic each month and everyone is welcome. Basket lunch was the order and refreshments were sold. About too people thoroughly en. joyed the affair. The picnic base ball game was won by Springwater against Elwood, score 16 to 8. Saturday, June 28, at 4 P. M. The ballot box in Finch's Store will be opened for the first time, highest number of votes up to then, will receive the 26 Piece Set of Silverware. Every Saturday afternoon for the next 18 wetks, a prize will be awarded to the person making the best showing for that week. • The FREE PIANO is the GRAND PRIZE, awarded October 17, 1914 for the highest number of votes zotes fo fot the entire contest. Have you Nominated your Candidate yet? Remember- IOO votes for Sr 300 » • II $1. 2000 »» 1» $1. IOOO » » »1 $1 You get Progress office or cash purchase at Finch's «tore, paid on old accounts at Finch's store, cash on new subscription to the Progress, cash for renewal to subscription or for subscription paid in advance (no matter hrtw far) at $ i. for each year. inch’s Store for further information. Our New Stock o f Goods are Here Roman Candles Fire Crackers Sky Rockets Pin Wheels Torpedoes Flags Repeating Cap Pistols and All Noise Makers Ice Cream Soda Water Pop (Wholesale and Retail) R. G. Marchbank Dr. Morse also tests eyes j and fits glasses. Office over j The Willamette Valley Chautau drug store. qua Assembly will be held at Glad R. C. Deming, one of the leading stone Park, July 7th. to 19th. in clusive. During the 13 day session, small fruit growers of Garfield, j 26 big programs will be given. spent two days at Brooks, Or. get- j Summer classes will be held and ting pointers on the loganberry pick the daily base hall games between ing, drying and shipping business, five of the fastest teams in the as done on the famous Aspinwall couuty will he an added feature. fruit ranch. He expects to havej Space will not permit of a reprint picked and dried over six tons of i of the many extra features and the loganberries this season and needs1 names of the noted speakers from more pickers now. The dried fruit all parts of the world. Iior full in has already been contracted for by formation address H. E. Cross, eastern firms at a fancy price. Oregon City. The Estacada Base Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus of Gar-1 Ball Team will be one of the clubs field made a trip to George last playing during the assembly and Sunday and spent the day with the that should lx- an added attraction. Peter Paulsen family. Agricultural Bulletin!. NOTICE of July Fourth Chautauqua The Oregon Agricultural College is daily sending out useful bulletins aud copies of same are regularly re ceived at this office. The latest oue deals with "clover seed midge," its detection and treatment. The Progress will try to review and call attention to these bulletins as they appear and copies of them mav be bad by application to the O. A. C. at Corvallis. The person who has received the Mr. and Mrs. E . Fonts and Mr. Mrs. Frank Hamburger motored out to Garfield last Sunday and spent the day at LaBarrevue. La- I Barrevue is the name of the new log house resort tn upper Garfield which is now under construction, the second story now being up and ready for the shingles. Within a short time " L a B a r r e v u e ” will rank with Cloud Cap Inn, Chanti cleer Inn and other famous auto mobile trip destinations. FORD The Universal Car 1914 NEW PRICES Effective August 1st, 1913, F. O. B. Oregon City or Estacada Model T. Runabout «« ti it t< Town Car $575.00 825.00 Touring Car 6 2 5 .0 0 * % With full equipment. Pacific Highway Garage J. W. REED, Of Oregon City, Distributers. Local Agent. ! July, A. I). 1914.nl 9:30 o'clock A. M .,l Notice is hereby given to (or hearing objections to sanl account I The Eagle Creek Grange cleared NOTICE. the property owners in Sewer and for settling said estate. $140. at their May picnic aud dance, j District No. ^ Notice is hereby 4, (said sewer district hereby given given to the| N E IL TAYLO R, Eagle Creek Grange held their being composed of all that portion 1 property owners iu Sewer District FISHERMEN, ATTENTION! We will also give a similar prize to Administrator of the estate of M. II. Phone or call at mill, at Dodge. regular session last Saturday, but of the City of Estacada, Oregon, No. 3, (said sewer district being Notice is hereby given that "fish ^ s o m catchin*mnd bringing in Taylor, deceased. owing to its being the busy season situated in blocks 18, 15 and 10, j composed of af. that portion of the 0 . C. Klaetsch, Owner. CLAUDE \V. DEVORE, stories," "y a rn s," "lies" and "nar the largest salmon: the largest steel but few of the members were present. I and fourth and fifth streets, and City of Estacada, Oregon, situated rations" will no longer be tolerated head, and the largest dolly-varden. Attorney for Administrator. prompt deliveries made from big stock on hand. H S. Gibson of Eagle Creek was l*lat Por,'0,, third street between in Blocks 28, 29 and 32 (except lots ou the main streets of K^acada. 1 The past week has seen several of bis |tlle maiu sewer lhe north siile *4 and 25), and Third, Fourth aud Let it be clearly understood that good catches, including one 16 inch Early Saturday, word having been host last Sunday to a number whom °* sald ‘ bird street, Original Plat to Eitth streets, First Addition to the henceforth all fishermen will have to salmon trout caught by W. Sim relatives and friends, all of Gee! What we weren't going to received of a cougar prowling ] | the Town of Esttcada, Oregon) that, town of Flstacada, Oregon.) that brought their own dinners mons. also four young salmon do to that Overlook bunch last Sun-! * ro,,n<1 ,lle 0,fl Shannon place in treated their host to a ' 'square 1 the undersigned assessors appointed the undersigned assessors appointed show the fish and at the office of j caught by J. A. Tucker and two the Progress, if you expect to be Springwater. Messrs. W. A. Jones, day, if thev’ d only shown up. Come m eal." It was such a decided bv ordinance No. 86. have filed by ordinance No, 85, have filed believed. The paper will have no by Marshal Ames. next Sunday ami see us do it to the Warren Barr, Jack Tucker and Bill change from his own cooking, that l*le'r apportionment of the costs to| their apportionment of the costs to space to devote to that "y o u n g 1 Underwood, in the latter's machine, die on *’*’ assessed to the property owners, lie assessed to tne property owners whale" Webfoot Team of Portland. which has been seen, All Invited to Picnic accompanied by a couple of hounds, | it ended ill a sick head in said (listnet for building a sewer in said district for building a sewer Bert. | Monday. hooked, and almost caught several starteil for the spot. Thev return Next Sunday the 28th. will be therein, and that the amount to be therein, and that the amount to 1* Miss Hazel Freeman of Elwood assessed is S573.20 or 34.6 cents per assessed is $800 or 57 08 ceuts per times above the Cazadero dam. the big Policemen's Picnic at Esta Mr. and Mrs. H. M. James and ed ¡«bout 9 A. M. with a 6 4 ft . old The Progress will maintain a regu cougar, well bullet 1 iddled. After ! has gone to Liberal to work. family leave this week for their foot, and vou are notified that said foot, and vouare notified that said , lar column devoted to the fishing cada Park and everyone is invited future home in Silverton. Mr. hanging on Broadway- for a time, I Miss Mattie Maplethorpe spent a assessors will meet at the office of assessors wi . for , , week, , as fish , ' ng * . ... , , meet „ at . the n office , ot records each James will be the superintendent of 'he cougar, the hunters and the few days visiting friends and rela- Claude W. Devore. Citv Recorder, Claude YV. Devore, City Recorder. . , . . , * bv the committee to attend. There , ... . ... . seems to be one of the leading in will be a 35 piece band and the the public schools there with over hounds had their pictures taken. 1 tives near Elwood liefore her for the Citv ot KstacadA. Oregon, for the City of E.stacada, Oregon, , . . .. . " . ’ . ■ , 1 o \i dustries of our section. Don t be music will probably be the finest 600 pupils under his supervision. catch 1 marriage last Saturday to P. Cahill at the hour of 7 o'clock P M. on at the hour of 7 o clock P M on ba, Mll, ahout showj Thev leave here with the best ot j Fred Marshall of George, the of Barton. Tuesday July 7, 1914. for the pui- Tuesday, July 7. »»» 4 . *®r ‘ be pur- to , he ^ fof be * a catch hig that has ever been beard here. wishes tor their success from their ' popular corni 'ist of the Garfield pose of hearing any objections that txwe of hearing any objections that , 1 * ‘ , own.) The Progress will give one Over Í350. in prizes will be award many friends. Band, plnvid a few selections at Mrs A K Morton left Thttrs- any person interested mav have. any - person interested may have , , . . . the paper - - I yearly subscription to ed in the athletic events, which the Christian Endeavor meeting at dav morning for the Catv Hot j Dated this 24th day of June, 1914 Dated this 24th day of June' 1914. to the party catching the largest •vi!l bv open to everyone. In all Pauline Ochs of George returned George. Ust Sunday. Fred will Springs, Mis. Morion will be in I-. M I Unthorn. J. YV. Reed. trout, same to be shown at this of , probability there will be over 3,000 early this week to remain for the be the leader of the the lyudea* or charge of the comfort of the guests Will Ranke. A. E . Sparks, fice between now and Sept. 15th. people at the ptenk. summer. meeting neat Sunday. while there. Fred Jorg. P. M. YVaguer. Base Ball t? i. !