L ESTACADA P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G E O N + ++++ OFFICE, ADJOINING RKSIDKNCH Local and Lonv, Distance Telephone The doctor’* phone can be connected with your home phone at flight ii re cjue*Le«l. One Ion;' rin^. D r. W. K . H a v ila n d P h y s ic ia n a n d S urg e o n M a in SL b e t w e e n 1st T e le p iio n e C on nectio ns R esidence c o rn e r o f Second u n d C u rrin streets D r. L. A. VS E L L S Associated w ith D r. H . V. Adix. D R R. M O R S E . P h y s ic ia n a n d S urgeon Tests eyes and fits glasses. Local and Ion); distance phone. Oniy Tv/o “ Taxpayers and W age Earners" BREWERS PUT UP FUNDS Cash in advance Progress Want Ada Turn The Deal. T O T R A D E — $ 3 5 Mandoliu for a single buggy. Apply Progress. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W and N O T A R Y P U B L IC H. F. Higby, Register. Proof made according to law under which entry was made. Administrator's Notice to Creditors. W A N T E D -A good stove. Apply Progress. E s tu c a d a . O re g o n Edwin N. Bi.t03, Administrator of li e estate of Jeremi ah J, Judd, Deceased. L. Stipp, Attorney for Administrator. First publication, Oct. 8, 1914. Notice for Publication D< part merit of the Interior, U. S. heating Land Office at Portland, Oregon, Octob er IS. 1914. Notice ia hereby given that Bessie Barnes, v.ifc of Anthony T. Barnes, de E. W. B A R T L E T T . ceased, of Portland, Oregon, who, on November 15, 1909. rna-ic Homestead LAW YER Entry, No. 92316, for Southeast quart er, Section 31, Town.-,hip 4 South, Range Office on Broadway. Ore. 4 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed Estacada, Oregon notice of intention to make F.eal five FOR S A L E Good fresh milk year Proof, to establish claim to the cow bargain. C. S Allen, Caza land above described, before the Reg ister and Receiver of U. S. L md Of dero, or Ed. Allen, Estacada. fice, at Portland Oregon, on the 30th T H E IN S U R A N C E M A N For Sale A n 8-inch Diamond day of November, 19 4. Claimant name.’ witnesses; O F G R E S H A M P H O N E 513 Feed Grinder, also a fresh cow. Stanley Turd, Phone Cnriiusville 263 or see J. P. Henry H. Jackson, Steinmau. Julia Jackson O R E G O N F IR E Virginia Tu.vl, all of Dodge, R E L IE F A S S O C IA T IO N Clackamas C j ., Oregon. FOR S A L E Good fresh vege FOR S A L E Eight No. Cows, and a registered Bull, 2 years old. Phone at Lawrence Bro3.’ farm, Springwater, JO HN tables. Automobile Insurancen Specialty Livery, Feed Sale & JON ES PROPRIETOR Good rigs and cartful drivers SPECIAL Given Come and see them. Fred Jo rg FOR S A L E C H E A P - First- class wood. Down timber. En quire at this office. H. F. Higby, Register. Proof made according to law which entry was ma-'lt. under Notice for Publication Department o f Interior, L\ S. Land LOST or ST R A Y ED A belled, Office at Portland, Oregon, October 12 , dark colored Jersey bull calf, «914. light streak on back. Any infor NOTICK is hereby given that Peter mation leading to it..-, whereabouts G. Wascher, whose post-office address is 54b Schuyler St., Portland, Oregon did, will be suitably rewarded. Chas. on the Stii day of December. 1914, file Hieinbothom, Box 34, Estacada, in this office Sworn Statement and A im or phone Progress office. plication, No, 03977, to purchase the SW 1-4 cf the SW «>1 , Section 34, Township 5 W IL L T R A D E A second-hand South, Range 4 Hast, Willamette Meri dian, and the timber thereon, under the buggy for pigs. Roy Douglass, provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, Eagle Creek. and acts amendatory, kuowu as the “ Timber and Stone Law,” at such val ue as might be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such application, Editorial Comment from the STA BLE W . A. 1 Milk Jersey or call BROW N O F M C M IN N V IL E . O R E . A lw a y s ATTENTION Hunting and Fishing Parties Team Work, Hauling and Packing. Representative Hawley W ood delivered, Any amount or length. T IÏ A T O R L C ON D R Y M E A N S BR TTD R B U SI N E S S FO R A L L L IN U S S A V 3 ONLY SA L O O N S. BY ORTON E. GOODWIN, Publicity Departi •.< lit. Committee of One Ui:iii.ireJ. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrator The great campaign to of the Estate of Jeremiah J. Judd, de F O R S A L E Home grown ceased, by the County Court of Clacka make Oregon “ w et” has Prune Trees and Gooseberry mas County. Oregon; All iwrsons having failed. plants. 0 . W. Failing, claims against said estate are hereby Tlie exposure by Dr. Cora R. F. D. 1, Estacada, Ore. notified to present the same properly Talbott, secretary of the verified t > the undersigned at his resi “ Taxn ayers’ and W a g e FO R R E N T - N e w six room dence near Barton. Clackamas County, Oregon, on or before six months after Earners’ League,” that the modern house bath, toilet und the date of first publication of this no organization consisted of two conveniences. tice. persons, M is. Duniv.ay ami Mrs. Fl. V. A d ix, Estacada Dated this 8th day of October, 1914. Dr. Talbott, and was f i W A N T E D — Soo Prune Trees. tele extra heavy stock. A p p ly Prog- ress. C L A U D E W. D E V O R E “ W E F LEAGUE IN FIGHI OVER COIN R. M. SUndish. Editor »ud Manager i W. Johnson, of Bissoll, Clackamas C ¡Oregon, who, on Augu ?t 9, U)09, made Homestead Entry, No. 02132, for South en»#r«d at tii* postonico in Estacaía. Oregon, west quarter, Section 24, Township 3 second d a ss mall South, Range 5 East. Willamette Meri dian, has filed notice of intention to SU B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S make Final five year Proof, to establish One year...... .... SI 00 claim to the land above described, be Sts months __ 50 fore the Register and Receiver, U. S. j Land Office, at Portland, Oregon, on the 18th day of November, 1914. Thursday, October 22 . 1914 Claimant names as witnesses: A. Weiderhold, N. Scheel, Want and Eor Saif Column G. W. Filers*, 5 cent.; per line K N O W IN G H. Leo all of Bissell, Oregon. WANTED Eggs, Highest price paid at Palace Meat Market. Fred Jo rg D E N T IS T Office over Drug Store Notice for Publication Dvnartm nt of the Interior, U. S. Lund Office at Portland Oregon, O ctob Published F very Thursday Morning at er 1914. ESTACADA. ORfGOfc Notice is hereby given that lnhaboth H E N R Y V.AD IX.M .L V f lic e un an d 2nd. PROGRESS (I nco rpo rated ) Oregon Observer |the lal" 1 tiu,,cr lhcreon hove l>ten • , r . . appraised, the timber estimated 280,000 It is entirely safe to say that no t #l r , 1 , . ■ i- board feet at . iO cents i.cr M hud 25 ) federal representative from Oregon 1 . 4 / , , , , ... ... 1 , , ; . poles at 10 cents each and the land ever manifested .so mj loyal an interest 1 . 1 ^40.00; that said applicant ill offer in the affairs of this state at W ash -1 final prixil in support of ’ais application ington as Representative Hawley, and aworn statement on the 3 . 1b day He lias stood by all classes of the W. M. Yonce of December. 1914, lu-lore Register and people ami has continually been Receiver, C S. Land Office, at Tort- keen to help all rightful affairs sub land, Oregon. mitted to him. Along with that lie Any [erson is at liberty to protest has maintained an unfailing interest tiers purchase In-fore entry, or initiate a in every question that concerns Ore gon in general. It is not necessary contest at any tone before patent is Bldcksmith and Wheelwright to detail the many Services he has sues, by tiling a eorrotairated atlirlavit rendered to this, his native State | in this office, alleging tacts which At tlie Old Stand Even in this current term, working would defeat the entry. II. F. Higby, with a minority party he has ac Register. complished much. GIVE HIM A CALL F'totn the commencement of his ■ I political career, Mr. Hawley ha. j followed the rule, that his first duty Notice for Publication | is to the people he represents. His Department of the Interior, U. S. own motto is, “ No interests to serve Land Udire at Portland, Oregon, Octob First class lumber of all kinds, hut the public interests,’ ’ and he er 12, 1914. -. - .......... - — has held to that persistently. He ... , , .. . _ t , TIE SHED • 10c per Rig. What People Are Doing Mrs. E . Dawes, of Portland, daughter of Mrs. Taylor of Currius- ville, is reported as seriously ill. Mis. Linda IIolTineister, of Eagle Creek, who has been sick, is now well again. WATEH-FRONT MEASURES DANGEROUS Dr. Morse also tests eyea and tits glasses. Office over drug store. General Opinion that Passage S ad ie H o rn ib ro o k Will Destroy Industrial Development of State. Piano and Vocal In stru ctor W ith the absolute certainty that 405 12 th S t. Portland, Mrs. Adelaide Miller, of St. Hel the "W a te r F'ront" Constitutional or Progresa Office ens. Or , is in Estacada and will Amendment number 328 and its remain here for a couple of weeks. companion bill number 330 oti the M rs. John Githens and M rs ballot, proposed for adoption at the Dick Githens, o f Alspaugh, visit- next *l«ctM>n, will deprive the State ed Mrs. Henry Beers of Gresham. of authority to sell any tide lauds or aDy submerged laud ou the nav Chas. Horger, of Portland, is igable streams and bavs of Oregon, visiting for a few days at the the State is confronted with the Klinker home in George- Mr, and Mrs. Borden, of Oregon City, are now residents of Cnrrius- ville, having moved outo the R. A . Butler place, this week. Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Githens, of Heppner, Or., visited last week with friends and relatives in the vicinity of Alspaugh. Mrs. Marrs of Salem, mother of R . A . Currin and Mrs. Lester Hale, of Currinsville, visited them last week. prospect that all industrial develop ment requiring access to the water will speedily come to «11 end. Th is is the opinion of practically every attorney who has made a careful examination of the proposed amend ment and bill. No additional saw mills or other industrial plants will be built on the navigable streams or tide lands of the state, should the measure pass, as the value of the improve ments they must erect outside of low water would be too great to place on leased ground subject to Ore, Nursery Stock We are Agents for the W irt N u rsery’s Stock, and early in November, will have on hand, for immed iate delivery, fine stock, and all trees true to name. We Pay the Freight. DALES. Estacada, Oregon. Calendar of Meeting Dates Estacada Development League. lit Monday evening, each month at C. I. C. Room». Civic Improvement Club. 2nd. ami 4th, Saturday afteruoouat C. I. C. Room*. I. O. O. F. Kverv Saturday uight, 8 P. M. at I. O. O. P. Halt. Retieccas. Kacli 2nd and 4th Wednes Mrs. Nancy Shankland. of Cur- day Evening, 8 P. M. at I. O. O. P. rinsville, who has beeu seriously revocation in a short period anst cut Hall. ill. is reported to be slightly im ting off the water front will render A. F. & A. M. First Tuesday eveuiug, proved. the plant above low water valueless each mouth at I. O, O. F. Hull. A . M. Kerchent of Redlauds is and the measure forbids any recom Order ot Rastern Star. Third Tuesday nanced by tlie brewers and doing some surveying for A . E . pense for such improvements. of each rapnth at I. O. O. F. Hall. distillers to make Oregon It will reduce the value of all Sparks of Flstacaaa on his subur Logan Grange. First Saturday in every “ wet,” threw the fat into Oregon timber now too low as it ban property. month at Grange Hall. the fire. will make milling very difficult. Mrs. Gifford, of Seattle, has Springwater Grange, Second Saturday The brewers and distillers Another serious objection to both been visiting for a few days at in every month at Grange Hall. know that all kinds of busi the home of her friend, Mrs. J. of these measures, which is urged F.agle Crtek Grange. Third Saturday in ness save theirs is better in a A . Randolph, of Viola. by a great mauy people in all sec every mouth at Grange Hull. dry town. Mr. and Mrs. G. Linn, of Cur tions ot the State, is the fact that They know this has been proved Grange. Fourth Saturday in rinsville, are now occupying their the school fund which now derives Garfield every month at Grange Hall. by figures and fuels from Salem, new home near Estacada, recent considerable revenue from the sale Oregon City, Roscbttrg, Albany, Every two weeks on Ncwberg, Ashland, Corvallis, Pen- ly purchased from J . C. O’Connor. of tide lands and the foreshore of Sunshine Circle. Thursday afternoon, dlt Ion und many other towns. Messrs. Womer, Dockendorf, Day the navigable wafers of the State Organization Spread. Untruth.. Dorcas Society, and Underwood of Estacada, left Third Tliuraday of each month. So they organized the “ Taxpay this week for a few days hunting will be deprived of a very large sum j ers’ and Wage Earners’ League” to trip. Th ey expect to establish camp of motley that is now badly needed Priscillas*, Fourth Thursduy of spread misinformation about Ore near the N .Fo rk burn. for the maintenance of the public Modern each month. gon dry. school system of Oregou. They know hank deposits in dry Mrs. Roy Douglass, of Eagle A mighty ground swell of ‘ Vote towns have increased in number Creek, wishes to thank her many Christian Church and amount. They know bud debts friends for their kindness in N o ” sentiment is reported to be arc almost ui.known in all dry helping her win the “ piano con gaining momentum in every part of Sunday school - io A . M. towns. They know collections are test.” Oregon. Disgusted with the great Morning service - i i A . M. better. They know arrests from Mrs. J . W. Dowty, of Alspaugh, mass of indigestible amendments Y . P. S. C. E . drunkenness are almost unknown. • 7 P. M. They know eve.y dry town in Ore has been an Estacada visitor many and bills on the ballot, and alarmed Evening service - 7 :3 0 P- M. times in the past few weeks, hav for fear that many of them will prove gon i. prosper.-iu. All are cordially invited. ing dental work attended to by absolutely destructive of the Com So, they bee. ue desperate. Dr. Wells. Taxpayer.' Losg-ie la “Jctc.” W . Givens, Pastor. mercial prosperity of the State, the j Then they orptnized tlie joke Mrs. Harve Mattoon. of Viola, people seem determined to vote, ~ ~ ‘Taxpayers’ and Wage Earners’ has returned from the Oregon City “ N O " on all but a very few raeas- Methodist Episcopal Church League.” Dr. Talbott was secre tary. She became disgusted wiicn Hospital and is slowly regaining ures that are known to possess gen Sunday School - 10 a. tn. she learned money was being col her strength. Miss Brown of Red lected by the brewers and distil lands is attending and helping her. Epworth League - - 6:30 p. m. a very general demand. That the leries by the use of her name, and Erhard Anderson, of Garfield, Prayer meeting Thursday 7 :30 p. m. she resigned. who is representing the magazines, attempt to put over radical legisla- j Then Mrs. Duniwny advertised PREACHING SERVICES: Rural Spirit. Better Fruit, and tion of any kind at the election lavishly, announcing fhat the money Poultry Life, throughout Oregon, November 3rd, will fail, is now j the “ league” was using was pro A t Estacada— First and third has returned home for a short stay. very generally conceded all over Sum Uy8 jn each monlh at 7 :3 0 p . m. vided by Ihe brewers. The campaig i of misinformation T . W . Cross, of Gresham, agri Second and fourth Sundays in each carried on by- employes of Ihe culturalist for the railway company, Oregon Commercial Protective month at it a.-m . league, who are also employes of and Mrs. Cross, were Flstaeada vis Association. Ihe breweries and distilleries, is itors last Saturday. Th ey also at A t Currinsville— First and third (paid advertisement) now known all over Oregon. tended the E agle Creek meeting. Sundays at 11 a. nt Second and Brewers Spending Your Money, fourth Sundays at 7 :30 p. m. Tom Eaden and family, of Viola, Every man, woman and child has to spend $20 a year with the saloons. If you do not drink, some one else has to pay YOL'R share. So, it is YO Cn money the Ore gon brewers and Eastern di.-lil- lerics have been using to persuade YOU Oregon wet will do YOU good. It is believed they expect to spend over $ 200,000 of YOUR money, fhey kcow Oregon d r y will put them out of h u .ire .. and help evury other kind of business in the state. Although the hr; -.veries and dis tilleries know Oregon dry is for belter business, prosperity and more v.oijl;, flies are fighting il. spent Saturday evening with their son Arthur at Logan. During their absence, A . Schmalley and family, of Stone, called at the Flad- en home, but iound the "gone visit ing' ’ sign on the door. A meeting, of all people interested in Hog Raising, will be held Nov. i^th, at Sandy. Am ong the speak ers will be T . W . Cross and Ed. Werlein of the railway company. Possibly they will promise Sandy a stock yards too. Family Theater A t Garfield— Second and fourth Saturday night, Oct. 24th. Sundays at 3 p. m. Miss Valentine Grant, in A t Mt. Zion— First and third TRICKIN G The GOVERNM ENT Sundays at 3 p ra. in three parts. C. E . Rees. Pastor. One reel - Comedy. Sunday night, Oct. 25th. Miilor Bros. 101 Ranch, presents TH E M EDICINE BAG in three parts, One reel - Comedy. The Re-Organized Church of Jesus Christ of r n s meets ,n ktiirp hlltl/limr nn store building on (ha the />nr>i»r corner, form erly the Howe store, Sundays ms follows: Sunday School at to, and preaching at it o'clock A . M. A ll cordially invited. Wednesday night, Oct. 28th. Thomas W. Ross and a company of 100 in J. F. Wiles, Elder. J. V. BAKU No Saloons; Better Bui.iness. C H EC K ER S " c have had had iirnes with the From Henry Rlossom's great play saloon, had n’t w e? W hy not try no saloon.’ It can’t make things Five great parts 225 big scenes. worse and is certain to make Admission Wednesday night, things belie*. Piano Contest Ended 20 and 10 cents. The reason is: A fter about four months of Money .pent on lV.o saloon can Show will begin at 7 o’clock. not bo spent for groceries. Money strenuous work on the part of spent in the ra! roni--much of it—, the numerous contestants, B. H. | Preaching Will Continue goes t-ast. Money spent for drj Finch and the Progress, the goods and groceries stays in the “ piano contest” came to an end Rev. Rees of the M. E. Church, j towns end n.~kca better business. The met with a serious accident last | The .-embers of the Committee of last Saturday afternoon. One Hundred ero all Orrgon-ans. scores of the seven leading con- j Monday which resulted in a bad-1 Most ol litem arc business men. testants, follow:- I ly broken right leg. The acci- j Dimension material a sp e cia lty .j«d ««;. B.' U f f i v a u x T h , ! ;, Z I hey as'; sou to vole Oregon dry, 1 Mrs. Roy Douglass altogether tlie right kind cf man to 749,876 | dent occured at the Hale farm in | is 4235 32nd Ave., S. E. Portland, Ore because they know, as the brew hers. Prompt deliveries made from represent others 2 Wilma Hitching 730,143 ! Currinsville and was caused by gon did. on the 8th day o f December, ers also know, that Oregon dry . . ; , . (Paid Adv. Republican Cong. Com.) 3 G ladvs Hayner .511,51.2 tripping over a hay rack. 1913, file in .his office Sworn S at meni means belter business, lower taxes. big stock on hand. --------------- 4 Lera Dale ., and Application, No. 08981, to purchase ] " ° r k a.id a return to pros- 472 529! His many friends wish to ex- { M e the SW 1-4 of SEI U n d S K l-4 oí SW l-4, ptT itv* 5 Grace Denney 204,410 1 press their sincere sympathy Pearl Johnson 119,017 and will do everything possible 0 . C. Kiaetsch, Owner. » > ....... * 6 7 Flora Johnson 104,960¡to lighten his work, during his -------- i . , ., , , . her thereon, under the provisions of ihe I « VOTE FOR Mrs. Roy Douglass was the 1 convalescence. In as much as) | tn p , '•« a r o u n d th e h o t s p r in g s . L e t of June 3 , 1878, and acts amentia- VT**** r0"* ... n . r-% • i i . I , , Iir„ . , . ,, H u n d rei, 748 M M gan 21 dg.t Portland, O r«. We SELL and DELIVER winner of the piano and the j his vocal chords are not impaired, Misa hi en hrickson and moth- j tory, known »J the Timber and Stone Guy 1. Hunt er, o f Currinsville, returned last Law,” at such value a* might be fixed - other contestants, received piano the congregation will expect to 0 "V. j - j F . ... Republican Candidate for the wiH>k from a four months pleas- b->' appraisement, ami that, pursuant to 1 A big shipment of (teach stones certificates ot varying values, toi listen to his sermons again, with-1 j egislature ure trip. They visited Salt Lake such application, the land and timber I in bags, created much inquiry in be applied on the purchase of in a short time. The editor once First class - $4.00 per cord nneape He'« from East Clackamas County.) City, Denver, Minneapolis and therein have been appraised, the tim- Estacada last week spent a couple of years on crut- . " T '’ " ’ T h e goods instruments. ¡other (mints in the Middle W est. ' her estimate I 1.090,000 beard feet at Second class 3.50 ’ ’ 30 cent* 1 r M. and ch. Und *10.00; consigned through the Gar- This contest proved a success-, ches and during that time, thor- Mrs Ed Douglass of Eagle Creek Ihat said at pi.cant will offer final proof held M ercantile Co. to Peterson ful one for the Finch store, and oughly enjoyed the humoring Cord Wood » any Quantify^u i i r ' ince a lÄ ' U nave ? ■n tne S rams »uppo-t of his application and .«worn & Failing, o f Gai field, fo r th eir the Progress reaped its share of and dainty dishes that came his is on the sick list at present. freshened up the grans, is the .statement on the ; vth day of Decern- nursery stock o f prunes. The W i ne B C. LOONfV J . P. Strahl, of Eagle Creek, yard of the Estacida sch'iol. her. 1 * 11 . before the Register ami He- p nm e ^ ions a rc r a f t e d onto the the profits, by obtaining several way. and its an “ ill wind that or S- L FISHER returned home from eastern Ore The rains and janitor, L. Hen- hundred first-class subscribers. brings the dainty eats.’ ’ fewer, t . S. I.and Otn.-e, at Portland. . Route 3, K-tacada, Oregon 1 . , . gon last week, bringing with him, peach tree alks k.ter. thorn are Imth directly responsi Oregon. The contestants not only w ork-' a new team and buggy. Or leave orders at Progress Office. ble io this attraction. Arty persoii is nt l'berty to protest Fred Bannister and Dee W right ini hard in their respective be- Bon Morton and Ken Bartlett of Mr. Gibbs, of Portland, who Will Hoffaieistcr and Virgil this purchare baton» entry, or initiate a of the Forestry Service, came into halves, but they impressed and the Univetsitv of Oregon foot ball recently traded places w ith C . BLACKS V1ITMJNG Dougl.ias made a trip into the ror.ti *t at anytime before pa'.int issues, 1 Estacada last tveek, from an e x worked their many relatives squad, visited their parents in E»- Clayson. of Viola, is moving his horxte ! affidavit in this tended stay in the mountains. Th e Horseshoeing and Repair Work ' mountains last \ve.*k to replenish by fumy r> Th e hoys goods to his hew home. *'“ "3 fat".; which wuvlii defeat procession o ' .uooUt 20 pack horses and friends. The best of feeling tacada last Sttndav. tlie <<>nini«sHi x tor the Eagle ctfir DONE At M O R f v s a try 1 a ra cle ru e d the riv a lry and the came to Portland along with Coach ^ CurriRS- the Urrtk liuiiitr--. They brought back and mules, with a freshly killed All aorfc ga.it«nu 1 .1 -• u n 1- u „ 1 . l u , 1 - j . entertained a partv of II. F. Higby, s-one lein-oii. ti- in u dec! killed deer on the pack, presented a typi- thanks of B. H. Finch and the Bex !ek s warriors, and re tu rn « !, friends at a de|i?h tfu l di'n ner W. C. Whitfield Register. (cal Buffalo Bill parade effect. .by Will Douglass j editor, are due all of the workers. ,Sunday night. )pne evening last week. Kiaetsch Mills PhT c a' i r : v ' r ' 16 inch WOOD c? I — »*► Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hashberger, of Poitland, spent the past two weeks, visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Jorg of Esta cada. Her brother, L L. Hash berger. visited them over Saturday and Sunday.