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V olume 11,
Estacada
N umber 7
To
Play
E stacada ,
At
The return game between the
Estacada and Gresham high
scnool football teams will take
place next Friday afternoon, No
vember 2nd, at Gresham, when
the hardest kind of a battle is
expected.
Two weeks ago, on the home
grounds, Esiacada decisivel.'1 de
feated the Gresham team by a
score o f 13 to 2, but Gresham’s
lineup was below normal, due to
the absence of two star players,
who had been injured. One or
both o f these men are expected
in the game Friday and as Esta
cada may be without the valued
services o f Heiple, who this week
was injured by the kick o f his
auro crank, a mighty hard strug
gle is due.
The E. H. S. student body and
friends will attend in a crowd
and will make our neighboring
village o f Gresham wonder if an
ini ian uprising has started.
The schedule for E. H. S. to
date is for games at Camas, Nov.
10th—at Vancouver, Nov. 16th—,
at Estacada, against Milwaukie,
Nov. 23rd and at Oregon City on
November 30th.
Known
Die«
N o \ eviber 1.
1917
$1.50 P er Y ear
Commission To Investigate
Railway Tariffs
$15,750 FROM THIS COMMUNITY
Eagle Creek
Rancher
Wednesday
At 3 o ’clock Wednesday morn
ing, October 31st, at the family
home near the Eagle Creek falls,
occured the death of William G.
Domm, a well known and popu
lar rancher o f this community.
Mr. Domm, who was in his
56th year, had been in failing
health for the past year and for
many months sutfered from tem
porary blindness, incident to his
brave struggle against chronic
kidney trouble.
The deceased is' survived by
his widow and son, Victor, both
o f whom were at his bedside at
the last.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon, at the Multnomah
Cemetery, where interment, in
charge o f undertaker Chapman
o f Estacada, will take place.
The sincerest sympathies are
extended the bereaved wife and
sen, and the sorrow is shared in
part by all who were privileged
to know Mr. Domm. whose cheer-
ful smile and sunshiny disposi
tion had won for him many close
friends in this community.
T hursday .
LIBERTY LOA» OVER SUBSCRIBED
Gresham Friday
W ell
O regon ,
'
And
Barton
While officially the Second Lib
erty Bond campaign ended Sat
urday evening last, the demand
from patriotic citizens o f this
community has been so great
that applications were accepted
by the Estacada State Bank, *
which institution acted as the
official clearine house for this
section, up to the early part of
this week.
The following comprises the
list o f local subscribers.
al
though probably over a thousand
dollars from this district was
subscribed
through Portland.
Oregon City and other banks.
Eastern Clackamas may well
be proud of its showing, which
is representative, although the
names are not shown herewith
of the subscribers to the First
Liberty Bond issue.
A. E. Sparks
$ 500
Fire Department
200
Estacada State Bank
1000
Mrs. A. L. Lass well
60
P. Mi Anderson
50
Dr. L. A - Wells
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50
Frank Lingelbach
500
Maude Sturgeon
200
Rosco Deming
50
Helen P. Devore
50
Raymond Devore-
50
Anonymous
50
Mrs. H. C. Steverfs
50
P. F. Weinsheim ,
400 l
.
Margaret J. Woodworth
50
Ernest P. Rynning
50
Walter Givens
50
Howard Givens*
50
Mrs. W. J. Moore
50
R. B. Gibson
500
Kittie E. Reagan
50
Gotfred A. Jackson
1(K)
E. .N. Foster
100
Noah Stingley
100
Harvey Gibson
200
Jim Smith
300
Ronald E. Burnett
100
A. D. Burnett
.
100
Mary G. Cogswell
100 I
Mrs. B. F. Cogswell
100
B. F. Cogswell
• 500
A. H. Anderson
100
Elmer Anderson
50
S. S. Wilson
50
R. J. Devine
50
Rica Anderson
100
Florence Schenk
-
50
Don Earl Coursen
100
Margaret Evans
50
John Fleken
200
Heavy Contributors
Roy Alspaugh
Joseph Demoy
A. Demoy
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B. R. Kimrncl
Fred H. Anderson
Walter L. Smith
A . E. Alspaugh
Mrs. E. J. Yocum
Dr. H. V. Adix
Mrs. C. L. Adix
Jean and Victor Adix
W. H. S.one
Ray Keith
J. A. KN
ig)rins
Amos Vallen
B. C. Anderson
Ethel Hale
C. I. C. o f Estacada
Mrs. Mabel Anderson
Lewis Jones
Carl A. Rath
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Wm. Norris
J. W. Stubbs
C. S. Allen
W. J. Sampson
F. W. Johnson v
N. L. S. Lauryy
A. N. Johnson
W. M. Warnock
C. M. Folsom
G. H. Lichthorn
George W. Saw tell
W. W. Dillon
Mrs. C. H. Duncan
J. C. Kilgore
F. G. Robley
Mrs. Emma L. Alspaugh
Wm. H. Kellendonk
Katherine Jones
Elizabeth Ames
Lena Underwood
Mary Walters
Frank Ewing
Leta Posson
Henry Dillon
D. M. Marshall
A. O. Whitcomb
George W. Judd
Harold E. Wooster
Tbeo. Ahlberg
A. W. Douglas
W. A. Hardman
Mrs. W. A. Hardman
S. P. Pesznecker
Angela Malzininni
'Kate Botkin
C. M. Dale
Richard L. Githens
Melbourne L. Githens
J. A. Shibley
Leila C. Howe
C. F. Hdwe
J. K. Ely
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Prof. Kilpatrick To Address
Parent Teachers
At the next meeting o f the Es-
tdcada Parent-Teacher Assn.,
which will be held the evening
o
f Novenffier lOth at the Esta
!
cada High School.
Prof. Earl
! Kilpatrick of the University
of
1 Oregon will speak on the subject
“ The Movies.”
As Prof. Kilpatrick is one of
the most brilliant men now
lecturing undtrthe direction of
the U. o f O. i.xtention Depart
merit, his lecture should prove
an attraction here.
100
R. J. Werner To Speak At Garfield
looo
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The regular meeting o f the
Garfield Grange will be held Sat
urday, November 3rd, at 10:30 A.
M. In the afternoon, the pro
gram will be the same as that ar
ranged for the meeting recently
postponed, with R. J. Werner,
County Agriculturalist as the
principal speaker. In a letter to
the Grange, Mr. Werner states
“ As the subject o f Lime has re
ceived considerable attention in
your sections during the past few
weeks I will take up this question
and discuss it from beginning to
end, and also make a short re
port from the State Lime Board
which will be o f interest to all
farmers o f the County,”
%
Jose Gordon
Karl Jones
A. W. Pinkley
J, F. Lovelace
R. G. March bank
E. H. S. Student IU m I v
T. E. Wilson
Gertrude Dillon
R. S. Coop
Joe Nicholson
1
J. W. Reed
Roy Douglass
Mrs. \V. H. Cahill
O. M. Opstad
Pete Malzininni
Edward Fleming
Marie C. Gibson
Ralph B. Gibson
Thomas Walczak
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Clyde McMurray
Mrs. N. Currin
J. Oneel
•Fred Ians
.
Flora Lina
Will Lina
Leo Rath
Chris Klinker
» Carl Lins
Otto Paulsen
F. D. Givens
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The contemplated increases in
passenger and freight tariffs and
the abolishing- o f the special
school rates by the P. R. L. & I*.
Co., as announced in these col
umns last week, have been in-
dcfiniioh’ postponed until the
Public Service Commission can
pass u|>on same, which will mean
a postponement o f 30 days at
least.
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