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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1918)
to Devoted to the Interests o f Eastern Clackamas , V olume 11, N umber 35 E stacada , O regon , T hursday , M ay It), 1918 SECOND RED CROSS DRIVE BEGINS MAY 20TH ALL READY FOR PRIMARIES FRIDAY MAY 17TH Dr. Kerr, 0. A. C. President Will Launch Local Campaign At big Sunday kally Beginning next Sunday, politics will be rclcgati-d to tue uis.u.u, with the primaries» over and the Second Red (Yogs Drive occupy- im; the spot light for the week u>i- lowing. < laekamas County 's quota will he. $ 15,000 of the $o0U,0U0 tor Or egon oi the National quota of $100,000,000. A permanent organization of this county was effected at a meet ing last Thursday night in Ore gon City, with T. W. Sullivan of that city elected to head the conn tv campaign. Of the various com mittees appointed, R. M. Standish oi Estacaua on the publicity com mittee,- was the only representa tive from this portion of the county* It is expected this county’s .$15,000 quota will he aided by a ji:st proportion of the donations made by the corporations operat ing within this territory, part oi wnlch are non-resident. At this meeting captains for all of the school districts of the conn-, ty were appointed; these captains to call meetings in their home dis torts for the purpose of perfect ing soliciting organizations; the captains of the Eastern Clackamas districts and tne district quotas being as follows: Garfield, 12, Davis....... $ ¡12 Tracy, 68, Mrs. Ella Tracy....... 52 Boring, 44, O. W. Boring........... 274 Estacada, 108, Tt. M. Standish ... 382 Cuirinsville, 7, Mrs. W. M. Wade 106 Deep Creek, 514, Carl Hansen. .. 516 Dodge, 78, Mrs. F. Horner....... 56 Eagle Creek, 17, Mrs. Gus Bur nett 170 Elwood, 58, Mrs. B. Elliott....... 72 George, 57, Fred Lins............... 58 Porter, 88, Mrs. H. A. LuHarre.. 48 Douglass, 50, Jno. Hoffmeifiter.. 64 Springwater, 24, W. A. Bard ... 120 Viola, 14, Mrs. P. E. RaCroy..... 84 Barton, 89, Clyde M cM u rfy...... 92 Sandy, 4G, M. A. Denton............ *200 Dover, 52, .1. G. DeShazer..... *92 .* Evergreen, 70, Mrs. N. McKillian 7 6 Firgrove, 116, Mrs. L. H. Allen 8 2 Logan, 4, Mrs. C. Fallert 122 Upper Logan, 8, Mrs. W. P. Kirchem ......... 108 Kedlands, 75, A. M. Kirchem 72 In order to successfully launch the campaign in this community, a ‘ monster Red Cross rally meet ing will he held next Sunday morning. May "19th. -at 11 o ’ clock at the Estacada school auditor ium, when Dr W. J. Kerr. Presi dent of the Oregon Agricultural College will he the principal speaker. Everyone is urged to attend this gathering, for the privilege of hearing Dr. Kerr speak, is one lh a t, shpnl.d . make more than one family tiVvel several miles and postpone their Sunday dinner for Concluded on back page $1.50 P er Y ear Al. Lt cal Voters l'ri*ed To Stand By Flier ds Of Ea?trrt Clackamas County E. H. S. Has A W inning Base Ball A ggregation E. H. S. To G raduate 16 Gram mar School 10 When it takes fourt^Yt inning^ for the 't’ rnnklin High School nine of Portland to »1 feat t ie Es- tacada High’ School team by the narrow margin of 6 to 5, it is e,i- dent that E. II. S. thjs saeson has a last and snappy hunch of hall tess o s. The Finnklin-Estaoada game was played last wet k and the week previous the hone- nine wal loped Oregon City in an ext a inning game. Ih.t the county s at- • ' s n t coking for revenge Thurs day, May 16th, when they play a tv turn game on the Estaeadn grounds and all local : rooters should he on hand. On May 24th the Gresham team will play the locals on the local grounds, with a return game at Gresham, May 31st or .June 7th. Estacada’s line-up comprises, R. Lovelace, C. W. Smith, P E. Hannah, 1st. A. Hannah, 2d. Announcement.» are already out for flic commencement exercises of the Estacada High School class oi 1918, which will take place at the school auditorium on the three days, May 31st, .luiie 2d ami June 6th. The graduating class numbers sixteen students, six hoys and t"n girls, being Worth Randolph, Ruby McWjllis, Emma Harr. Otto .lannsi*n, .Josephine Lingclhucb,*- Me he] Keller, Maurice Ely. Alta Hinumn, Gladys Ely, Erica John son, YTildemar Hill. Carrie Han nah, Rachel Deardorff, Lewis •Tones, Elizabeth Mikuleeky and Warren MeWillis. The promotion exercises for the ten eighth grade pupils will he held at the auditorium on the ev ening of .lime 3d, at eight o ’clock, the class comprising Olga Eshcl- tnan, Elsinore Devore, Rose Trach- sel, Stanley Hellils, Mary Mal- zanini, Irene Saling, Y’ iob-t Sar- ver »Walter Matson, Doris Finch and Mary Ely. G. Douglas, S8. A. P. R. II. Liehthorn, 3d. Murphy*, -L. F. Markwart, C. F. Dillon, L. F. C. I. C. Elects Officers At Tuesday’s annual meeting of the Estaeada Civic Improve Grange Head To Speak ment Club, Mrs. R. M. Standish Master of the State (»range, C. was elected president; Mrs. Frank E. Spence, will he- one o f speakers at the Eagle Creek nic next Saturday. the E wi ng, pic Theo. vice-president; Ahlberg, Mr s . secretary a n d Mrs. A. L. Lasswell, treasurer. ^ Sample ballots for the Primary Election of May 17th are already in circulation, with the Republi can pink ballot overshadowing in size the slip to he used by the I lemoerats. Interest in this section is ecu tcring primarily on the county candidates for State Senator and Representatives, with interest in ■the nomination for H. S. Senator, and Governor almost as keen. The ballot calls for the nomina tion of rf member of the Republi can National Committee, with a choice uf 1 \v.q. 'TJp^y candidates .usyij:q t.g gjy;, for short - tee’U l Seiirtkot’, -¿Mill ! a \ o Re- uliwwis Hild as im « ma Democrats ■tight mg'tov the long-term otiiee. J:Thc fu-fsenl incumbent is seek irrg rc-vfee-lion for Congress, with six Republicans and two Demo crats seeking the highest honor as Governor of Oregon. A bail dozen Republican »?••* ■ looking lor the State Treasurer- sliip and three .judges are vyiug for tlu* iMimamtiMi-ihn' ;Jn» Su preme Court.. There is no com «petition, tor tile offices ol Attoiimv -General or Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jail considei able'''rivalry exists for some of ( ' oi W i issimier jolts. 'Except for S)tyrin' and Treas urer of this e.ounty, the Demo i ..is u.ue no eamli,ules, with the big light between Brownell and Dimick for State Senator. Three Portland men are asking for tin* nomination for Joint Senator and six Clackamas County men are struggling to obtain the three nominations for State Repres. n- tatives, with Stephens ol George being the only Eastern ( ’laekamas candidate for any office. For County Sheriff, three Re publicans and one Democrat are listed; two men want the Clerk's otiiee: a man and a woman are up for Treasurer, with no competi tion for Recorder or Surveyor and lmt one man is trying to get Commissioner Knight s seat in the County Court. Every voter should do Ins or her duty am I east their vote early. The majority of polls will he in charge of women this year, these clerks and judges having agreed to donate their earnings to the Red Cross Bartlett Mayor of Estacada A (Considerable s h a k e up of officers of the City of Estacada occured at Tuesday’s c o u n c i l meeting, when Marshall J o h n Page resigned, with Mayor Love lace resigning to accept the mar- shalship and the council appoint ing E. W. Bartlett as mayor.