Estacada Progress
One Mazda Lamp
( I ncorporated )
Will light your dining or living
room better than half a dozen
o f the ordinary bulbs.
Full Stock On Hand
Published every Thursday at
Estacada, Oregon
R. M. Standish,
Editor and Manager
H ow ’s Your Plumbing?
Have You Any Leaky Pans?
Entered at the postotfice in EBtacada,
Oregon, as second-class mail.
Metal Repairing
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$1.00
Estacada,
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Thursday, May 13, 1915
If the new weekly magazine,
called the Oregon Voter, edited
by C. C. Chapman, the late sec­
retary o f the Portland Commer­
cial Club, maintains the high
standard which its first two is­
sues have shown, it will be worth
double the present $2. subscrip­
tion price.
In the current issue o f May
8th. appears an article entitled,
“ Costly in Clackamas” aimed at
and squarely hitting the mark,
as to the present costly and
wasteful system o f road building
in Clackamas county. This is
aimed at the so called hard sur­
faced roads and their present
condition, after less than a year
o f wear
The blame is not aimed at the
taxpayer, but at those officials,
who tried to get first class pave­
ment for half price.
How to Catch Moles
A good story is going the
rounds o f the Eagle Creek boys,
at the expense o f Cogswell, the
genial merchant.
Cogs, as he is familiarly called,
has been for some time past try­
ing to exterminate the moles in
his garden. In his innocent and
trusting way, he believed all that
the printed directions on the can
o f “ Carbide Mole Exterminator”
claimed, namely: that an applica­
tion o f the contents o f said can
would immediately asphyxiate
the rodents, leaving them sprink­
led upon the ground, their hind
legs pointing Heavenward and
front ones crossed upon their cold
bosoms, with a “ Rest in Peace”
expression on their upturned
faces.
Cogs thoroughly tested the ex­
terminator, and next morning
showed the boys the results o f
the previous night’s slaughter.
Each succeeding morn witnessed
a larger crop o f dead moles, until
a total o f twenty rewarded the
persistent furrier.
It finally developed that the
neighbors were trapping all the
moles possible and
liberally
sprinkling Cogswell’ s
garden
each night.
Like a good sport, Cogs stood I
the treats and joking and, like a
good merchant, incidentally sold
enough cans o f carbide, to offset
the costs.
Saw Filing
C . C . M ILLE R
S ubscription K ates
One year
Plumbing
THE DAIRYMAN.
Remember that the heifer is T
the daily cow"* o f the future. <$,
Feed her accordingly.
The dairy hog brings in the
money faster than any other an-
' | imal on the farm except the
dairy cow.
»Sunshine is necessary in the
milk house in the winter time.
One o f the most important
things in running a dairy sue-
cessfully is brains. Rrains must
be applied to every brand» of
work if the best profit is to fol­
low.
Xo cow can produce her max­
imum unless she hus the right
kind o f care and food, and if she
does not produce her maximum
■he will not give the best profit.
Altalta For Dairy Cattle
Figures from a < o»\ testing aasocia
non m i aiibunia indicate wiiai may
be evperled ul vows ut dair> rupurity
when fed exclusively on green aiTaira
alfalfa buy or a combination of the
two
Of the 3UU cows umiei test by
the asModaUon. forty four exceeded X&
pounds of butter fat per cow
The
exclusive alfalfa ration la comuiouij
used by those farmers whose herd«
are members o f the testing association
The average production of butter Tat
for the total number of cows is
pound* |»er year
The average pro
duction with that of the average of
the forty four row.- speaKs well fo»
exclusive alfalfa feeding
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Oregon.
Your check is your receipt
There is no chance for a dispute
over having paid a bill, if you
Pay by Check
There is no need o f your carrying a
large amount o f cash in your pocket,
if you Pay by Check
Jt gives a business tone to your
financial transactions, if you
Strong Realty Combine
Pay by Check
Formed
The majority o f the people o f Estacada
and surrounding country are now
Announcement is made this
week o f the formation o f a strong
combination o f forces to handle
real estate and kindred business
in this part o f the county. W.
F. Cary and S. E. Wooster of
Estacada have united forces,
with office on Broadway, Esta­
cada. They will handle 'farm
¡lands, acreage, city and urban
I property, renting, loans, fire, life
and accident insurance.
Pastor Enjoys Trip
Rev. Rees o f the Estacada M.
E. church returned home Wed­
nesday morning after a few days
spent in McMinnville, where he
attended the district convention.
During his absence Mr. Rees
! visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Rees at Amity, Or., and
with Prin. B. F. Ford o f Esta­
cada, was present at the recep­
tion and banquet tendered to
Bishop R. J. Cook in Portland,
Tuesday evening.
Paying by Check on the
Estacada State Bank
I f ROY 0. WAIhfR. President
IHOMVS YOCUM. Vice President
IRWIN D. WRIGHT, Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits.
KUetsch 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. Klaetech, Owner.
I Pay Highest Cash on Delivery
Prices For
Hogs -
Sheep
- Catt le
When the test comes, you want to know that
your car will measure up to the requirements.
Ford cars, with their light, strong, flexible
frames, sturdy, powerful motors and simple
design, meet all demands. In city or coun­
try, on good roads or bad, under all condi­
tions, the Ford gets there— and gets back—
at an average cost of two cents a mile for
operation and maintenance.
Buyers will share in profits if we sell at retail
300,000 new Ford cars between August 1914
and August 1915.
Touring Car $565;
Runabout $515.
On display and sale by , . . .
Estacada. Oregon. J. W . r\ fc. E. L)
I shall aim to ship a carload of
livestock from the Estacada Stock
Yards at least every other Monday
noon.
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 of next shipment.
C. E. LUCKE
Livestock Buyer.