Eastern Clackamas news., November 16, 1916, Image 1

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E stacada . O regon . T hursday , N ovember 16, 1916
Budget To Appear Next Week
ESTACADA LOSES
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
The advertisement of the
annual county budget and tax­
R eturn G am e at O regon City
Regardless of the outcome of
N ext S atu rd ay A nd
the national election, the outlook
payers’ meeting should appear in
for Estacada and ihis community
Special E xcursion
the county-seat papers next w eek
is a bright one for next year, as
With
a team superior in every
and while many taxpayers will
business is already showing a de­
department of the game, except­
cided improvement w i t h the j probably not see it, owing to its
ing team management, the Esta-
promise of inci-eases and addi­
eada
High School foot ball eleven
being
advertised
only
in
the
offi­
tions tor 191 1 .
last Saturday afternoon on the
cial county newspapers, the New s
A resume of the growth, devel­
home gridiron, lost to Oregon
will give it sufficient free publi­
opment and future prospec.s of
City,
what substantially repre­
the R. C. Deming Packing Com­
city to enlighten the residents of
sented
i he Clackamas county
pany, commonly known as the
this
part
of
the
county.
championship.
Estacada Cannery, is indicative
Commissioner Mattoon states
Before the game, Estacada had
of prosperity.
little hopes of winning, but after
that one item will probably be
While this cannery may not
the first five minutes of play, it
for $8,000 for the building of an
represent a Dig business as such
evident ihat the local lioys
businesses are considered else­
armory at Oregon City. Un­ 1 was
were
more than able to hold their
where, it does represent one of
doubtedly this important single
own.
Estacada's few industries and at
item will receive much antago­
During the first half little ad­
the piesent rate of expansion
nism from the rural taxpayers
vantage was apparent on either
will soon become its leading in­
side, excepting that the county
at the December taxpayers’ meet­
dustrial activity.
•eaters hail a toe-artist, who suc­
fnis industry’s present success
ing. but unless the rural taxpay­
cessfully dropped kicked from ihe
is almost entirely due to the ef­
ers are in attendance at said
twenty yard line twice, only
forts, hard work and faith of R.
meeting, this appropriation may
scoring 3 points, a' the first kick
C. Deming, us president and
be railroaded through as was the
was not allow'ed ow ing to an off­
manager, with the financial help
side play.
$9,000 county fair grounds ex­
of a few local business men.
During the six months of its
With the opening of the second
penditure of last year.
existence and even under more
half the prospects were bright
The
Eastern
Clackamas
Tax­
or less adverse conditions, the
for Estacada as it was naturally
payers’ League is planning to
cannery has done over $5,000
supposed
thev would play regular,
hold at least two meetings prior
worm of business, with over
old fashioner!, line-bucking foot­
to the count v taxpayers’ meeting,
$i,o00 being expended in oper­
ball, which during the first half
ation, including money paid tor
had been demonstrated could be
for the' purpose of discussing the
local labor, money paid to growers
worked for steady yardage. But
various
items
of
the
1917
budget
oi fruits and vegetables and the
to expectations, the
and every taxpayer in this part j contrary
put chasing of cans and other
locals wasted fully seventy-five
of
the
county
should
attend
these
necessities.
per cent of the time attempting
meetings, due notice of which
During these six months this
long forward passes, only one of
plant has canned, pacxed and sold
w'hich was completed and then
will he given.
over three carloaus- of Iruits;
for but a short gain.
amounting to over b.Uod gallons,
What, in sporting phraseology,
Livestock Shipments Increasing
comprising 14 tons ol evergreen
is
commonly known as “lione-
berries; 15 tons of apples; 6 tons
head”
work characterised the
Buyer
Givens
of
Estacada
has
of raspberries; 9 tons of logan­
management
of the Estacada
berries and 4 tons of gooseDen us,
already made two carload ship­
team
until
the
completion of the
besides having dried and sold over
game
and
no
other
excuse can be
ments
of
livestock
from
the
50 tons of prunes.
given for the locals not scoring
Estacada yards so far this week,
These canned fruits have been
at least one touch-down by plow­
with the likelihood of a third
sold to dealers in Kansas City,
ing through the Oregon City line.
shipment Friday.
Chicago, Portland, Boise and else­
As long as there was plenty of
where and being largely packed
On Monday a fine shipment of
time to keep on plunging through
under the canner’s label, have
well fattened hogs was made,
the opponent’s line, Estacada con­
and are acting as a standing ad­
fined
its play to wasted forward
with
a
price
of
$9
10
prevailing.
vertisement for Estacada and its
passes and when only 45 seconds
On Wednesday a mixed carload
surrounding fruit growing in­
of play remained and the only
of hogs and cattle went forward
dustry.
ghost of a chance lay in execut­
That the cannery’s product is’ and a third shipment of cattle
ing a lucky pass, then the team
good and more than up to stand­
alone is contemplated for Friday.
wasted the precious 45 seconds
ard is evidenced by a number of
Mr. Givens, accompanied by an , by attempting to make the thirty
testimonial letters received by
yards by buckftig the line.
expert cattle buyer from the
Mr. Deming and furthermore,
Even the Oregon City fans and
Portland Union Stock Yards, last
these same dealers nave placed
coaches conceded that Estacada
repeat orders tor i9i7 delivery,
Tuesday covered many miles of
should have won and were only
which will overtax the capacity
locai
country
in
looking
over
the
thankful that the local field man­
of the plant and at prices above
of cattle.
agement was of the bone-head
the current years. In fact, ordeis j offerings
variety.
As this buying trip covered the
amounting to as much more have
Aside from themodeof attack,
territory from Upper Dodge to
had to l»e refuseu. owing to tack
the E. H. S. team was in the best
of the raw materials for canning.
beyond Sandy and as the cattle
of condition, seldom taking out
Recently, Mgr. Deming pur­
will be ultimately shipped from
time
and working together like
chased a third interest in theevap-
the Estacada yards, it further in­
clockwork. The tackling was
orating plant installed at the can­
dicates the value of these yards
low and hard and the punting
nery oy the firm of Hurst &
was A-l in every instance.
to Estacada, as it not only draws
Waespe of Portland and this plant
As usual Wagner starred, with
will be materially increased next
the shipments from this point,
Sarver and Denny playing a con­
season.
but
growers
from
distant
parts
sistent game, all three backs mak­
Already many inquiries and
of eastern Clackamas are paid in
ing good >ardage w hen the play
orders have been received for
cash here.
was directed through the line.
Concluded on page 3
Concluded on page 4
$1. P er Y ear
NEW STORE TO OPEN
W. F. Cary To Become
Estacada Merchant Again
On Saturday, November 18th.
W. F. Cary, owner of the Ca/.a-
dero Mercantile Company will
again become an Estacada mer­
chant, having leased the J. W.
Reed building, adjoining tin*
News' office, on Broadway where
he will open The Graliateria Cash
Store.
Mr. Cary, who up to a year or
two ago, had been one of Esta-
cada’s pioneer merchants, will
conduct both his CazaHero store
and the new Estacada business.
The business, as the name im­
plies will lie onerated along the
latest up-to-date merchandizing
methods, with the expense of op­
eration minimum, t he sales cash
and the profits quick but small
on each individual purchase.
This method of store operation
is now in vogue in several local-
ites. with a large store now con­
ducting a successful business in
Portland on the same principles.
In order to reduce the eost of op­
eration to a minimum, the new
store will be open only between
the hours of 9 A. M. and 4:30 P.
14., thus eliminating the exiiense
of artificial lighting, doing away
w i t h bookkeeping, deliveries,
telephone and clerk expenses.
The store’s stock will be a gen­
eral one, being increased as the
business grows Under this style
of merchandising, the patrons
wait on themselves in the selec­
tion of the wares, paying for
same on leaving the store.
The business men anil people
of Estacada and the residents of
this community w ill welcome M1-.
Cary back again, realizing that
with the addition of his hustle,
his pride in town and community
and his genial disposition, the
city will be the gainer and all
wish him success.
O regon City Editor H onored
E. E. Broilie, editor of the Ore­
gon City Enterprise, President
of the State Editorial Asso­
ciation and Chairman of the
County Republican Committee,
was last week appointed by
Governor Withycomtie to act as
a memlier of the Prison Survey
Board, succeeding Bishop Waiter
T. Sumner.
C elebrate« B irthday D inner
On last Friday evening, at their
home in Gurrinsville, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Saling were the hosts
at a delightful dinner party, in
honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Saling.
About twenty friends enjoyed
the sumptions roast goose dinner,
with the remainder of the eve­
ning spent at cards.