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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1915)
1 Dont Throw It Away I Roofing 2 Ply Cascade R oofing - 1 ” ” 108 sq. ft. to a roll. Just Because It Leaks I am equipped to mend leaks in either tin, metal or granite ware, pots, pans, washboilers, wash tubs, etc. $1.50 $1.25 Doors W e have a few bargains in 5 panel doors. Electric Wiring, Plumbing, Metal Repairing Shady Brook Dairy Food C. C. Miller Estacada, ESTACADA • Estacada Lumber & Produce Co. ( W e S e ll F e e d , O f C o u rse ) T h e two county sent papers are I Railway Officials Visit Park progress h a v i ng Mich an i nk R i n g i n g i I v e ry Ihursdctv M orning dt Be sure and deposit your ticket, with your name written on the back, at our store before the draw ing occur". New Stock just received of Mowers For Hat Trim m ing Calico Gingham Percale dm) A special car lu nught out a par among themselves tor the past two tv ot the P R. L. & P. C o 's offi t S U C A D A , O K I CON weeks that they have not found cials last Fti-lay afternoon, T h e R. M. Standi ah. Editor *»nd Manager time In t a k e a crack at the Progress party comprised R M Townsend, property agent: O. C. Fields, s u ai the postoffice in Estara.ia Oregon as lattlv , but like death and taxes, second class m ail perintendent; Geo. K e lly , land it'll come. a g e n t; T hos. Pu m ph te y, chief en S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S One year ....................................................................$ | 00 gineer; R oy Meyers, asst, to traffic S t* m onths ............................................................... 50 T h e Canetnah bandit, w ho re m anager; and Win. Strontherg, cently held up a P. R . I, & P, car publii ity ag> nt. Thursday. March II. 1915 Acting spokesman K e lly, on ar bevon<l Or< gon Citv, is*given cred- rival at lystacada, immediately in T h e Oregon W eekly Industrial '< tor being e x t r a gallant, refusing terviewed the editor and explained R e vie w announces that the State to take I he niotorman’ s money, say - that the party w as m king its has ordered 6oo bushels ot seed, to j,tg that he only wanted the cnm- monthly inspection trip along this establish a flax industry at tit Dany's money. T h e poor ra ilw ay division. Reports show that they State Prison. thoro ughly inspected the dining To date, C lackam as county has | . , . , through a dam age suit at the conn- ri>om a,1<t kt'clien ot tlie Hotel r.s raised little flax and little experi taenda, as usual. meriting is being done with this (v seat, or just plain hig hw ay roh- Saturday’ s Oregonian stated grain . A t the local county and herv. that the-e same officials were look state fairs last year, fine specimens ing over Estacada Park with a view ot f l i x were exhibited, from this T h e District Forester of Portland to locating a baseball diamond then . county. One bundle from Garfield has suggested that as a means ot A well bin t diamond in (ht paik was as fine a specimen as any ex would pro ve a big d raw in g card hihited from other p a n s of the j eradicating much of the brush and and, while it would cost consider Mate. other itiflamable grow th in the near able to grade and build one, il While experim entin g along other J bv mountains and as a paying in should pav for ilself in a season, lines, it would be well for some en- du strv, these mountain slopes can by the additional traffic crcato . terprist,.g farm, r to plant an acre ! be utilized profitably, for the rais- Spokesm an K e llv did not mention or two to this product, for which ing amt pasturing of goats lite ball diamond while here, but hr Ihcre seems to be a good mark et. E xp e rim e n ts are now being c a r may h ave given the Portland re ried on along this line and there is porters an inside tip. K ve r y day we read o f more mon a likelihood of qiti'e a business be ey being appropriated by the stale, ing established. M any farm ers in or the various counties for more and Ibis section are raising gouts and Methodist 3 0 , Christian 13 better scenic h ig h w ay s. T h e ques they seem t J thrive well on the T h at is the score of the basket- i tion naturally atises, does it benefit ro ugh lands ball gam e that was played brtwetn the state at large and the agricn1- the teams representing the two E s ! tnral residents as much, to have ta-ada churches, last F riday after T h e article in last yve.k's P r o g fine roadways leading through setn- noon. T h e Methodist team, com ress, headed "F^stacada B u ys W a t ic spots, as though the same money prises largely the C ru sa d e is Class, e r ” was misleading and should have was expended in building more and and is made tip substan tially of read, ‘ ‘ E stacad a Planning to Buy lietler h ig h w a y s am ong the less high school athletes, which ac W ater” . Som e of the local people scenic and more lerUle parts of the counts for the easy w in nin g; as feel that the town council, while state? their opponents used a pick u p te am , empowered co purchase water for A scenic route usually comprises comprisin g the church boys ami a the city, should obtain the senti nearby mountains, rushin g streams, ment of the public, before doing so. couple from the town team. waterfalls, gigantic boulders, rocky It would be well to bold a mass cuts and the like, but these same meeting to consider the question Reviewers Report Favorably scenic N]M)t s make m ig hty jxror and a straw vote would signify the T h e road reviewers recently re farm in g ground and consequently consensus of opinion. It is not ported favorab ly to the county these h ig h w a y s are not helping to likely that there would be much an build up the agricultural sections, court in the case of the Springwat- tagonism show n, for everyone ¡ d nor act as a trade artery for the Flstacada realizes the need of pure er cut-off road, kn own as the farmer T h e court will water and the South F o rk project T r a c h s -1 road. T h e tendency of the state at large offers a timely and economical solu probably m ake an appropriation of is to create drayving attractions for tion, but un less this service can be $ 2 ,ooo to $ 3 ,0 0 0 from the general the eastern tourists and to provide purchased at a figure, which will fund, for the im provin g of this perilous joy riding routes. Maybe allow of a fair proportion of the a well ploughed eighty acre farm road and this amount with the spec .ncome to be laid aside for the han does not look quite as aw e inspir dling of the water bonds at m atu ial tax from the immediate toad ing as a cataract, hut it is doing a rity. some other yvater supply district, should greatly im prove darned sight more good and needs should tie considered this convenient h ig h w a y . the road. •'u iilisiirtl Saturday, March 13th 3 pm A lfa lfa and Molasses, 100 lbs. $1.45 Oregon. ' I NCO RHOR \ T K D l Watch Drawing New Idea PATTERNS 10c Park & Closner Hunt Bldq. tsta ca d a Kloctsch Mills First class lumber of all kinds. Dimension material a specialty. Prompt deliveries made from big stock on hand. Phone or call at mill, at Dodge. 0 . C. Klaetsch, Owner. I Pay Highest Cash on Delivery Prices f or Hogs - Sheep - Cattle I shall aim to ship a carload livestock Yards noon. from the at least every Estacada of Stock other Monday Stock must be delivered at yards by 11 A. M. on shipping date. I shall spend certain days in each month buying stock throughout East ern Clackamas County, and if you have any to sell, phone to R . M. Stan- dish at Estacada and he will quote prices and give date o( next shipment. C. E. LUCKE Livestock Buyer.
