ESTACADA PROGRESS
Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 8,
N umber 28
E stacada , O regon ,
T hursday ,
A pril 1, 1915
$1. P er Y ear
CLEAN UP DAY POSTPONED
Captain
W. Givens
N. S. Laurry
John Irvin
W. A. Jones
John Miller
C. C. Miller
Wm. Dale
Willis Yonce
Fred Jorg
Roger Cary
W. B. Simmons
Bert Chapman
B. R. Kimmel
L. G. Reisland
Bert Byers
7 W. Reed
A. G. Ames
Ed Allen
Willis Mayfield
J. A. Arquette
E. W. Bartlett
Chas Bronson
Phil Wagner
Luther Henthorn
Rev. Rees
A. J. Mills
O. O. Bland
F. B. Guthrie
Owen Smith
Roy Morrow
Chas Linn
Wm. Oberstaller
B. F. Ford
New Date Wednesday April 14th
C .I.C . Prom ises Big D inner
So as not to conflict with the
opening of the base ball season
in Portland, April 13th, Clean
Up Day will occur, the day after.
l'he following committees were
appointed at the meeting held
last Friday night: Mrs. A. K.
Morton, Ed. Alien and Dr. Adix
will secure a convenient dump­
ing place for non-burnable re-
; fuse. U. S. Morgan, W. A. Jones
and VV. B. Simmons ar 2 in charge
of the obtaining of the wagons
and teams and Irwin D. Wright
i • is to locate a spot for the big bon­
fire, which will end the celebra­
tion by destroying all of the
burnable refuse. R. M. Standish
is in charge of the soliciting of
financial aid from non-resident
property owners. Reports from
these committees will appear in
due time.
The ladie3 of the C. I. C. are
distributing the “I Work Clean
Up Day' ribbons and everyone
is wearing them, and last, but
best of al\ the C.. 1. C. promises
to serve a fine hot dinner to all
! of the workers that day, and
there is a strong likelihood of its
being a real chicken dinner.
B. U. Kimmel, John Osborn
and the editor, as a committee,
have divided the city into blocks,
for the systematizing of the work
and have selected the following
I captains, who are asked to take
charge of their respective dis­
tricts to organize their neighbors
and make a thorough job of the
Clean Up. These captains will
be furnished with dinner tickets
which they will give to all who
worked on Clean Up Day.
Clean Up Day can be greatly
simplified if every property own­
er will cban up his or her prwp-
| erty, previous to the 14th, then
all can give their attention to
united cleaning of the streets,
alleys and terraces and if every- .
I one has their tin cans and refuse
in piles, bags or barrels, the
hauling away can be greatly ex-
! pedited.
There is no doubt but that ev­
ery man, woman and child in
Estacada will do his or her share
of the work on that day, but all
should wear a “ I Work Clean Up
Day” ribbon in the mean time,
and woe unto anyone found foaf-
• ing on that day.
The respective block captains
are requested to call at the Prog­
ress office a day or two before
Clean Up Day and get their sup­
ply of the Dinner Tickets. The
dinner alone will probably be
I worth a full days work, and may
incapacitate the laborers or handi­
cap the afternoon’s work, if the
job lasts that long.
Each captain should get his
forces together in advance to lay
out the work. In many blocks
Bob Mattoon
there will not be much work to
Mr. Sarver
do, and in others, especially in
the business district, there will
Balance of Zobrist Addition is
be an extra amount, so when one
largely vacant and B. F. Ford in
block is finished, added nelp
charge of school children, is
should be given to others.
asked to handle this.