îEasimt (Clarkamaa f a s
Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 14,
N umber 42
$1.50 P er Y ear
E st a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r sd a y , J uly 7,1921.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1 « SAFE, SANE,
ENJOYABLE
1 . 0, 0. F. LODGE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
T~)K. r . g r a h a m M c C a l l
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Office over Estacada State Bank. Lo
cal and Lontf Distance Telephone. The
doctor’s phone can he connected with
your home phones at night if requested.
One long ring.
Last Saturday night the Esta
cada Lodge, No. 175, I. O. O. F.
held its semi-annual installation
of elective and appointive officers.
The ceremony was impressively
conducted bv Hugh Jones of Cur-
rinsville, who is District Deputy
Grand Master. The following
were inducted into their respect
ive chairs:
N. G.—H. L. McKenney,
V. G .-C . F. M. Brown,
Sec’y.—J. G. Hayman.
Treas.— B. F. Bullard,
Warden William Gilgan,
Con. W. M. Douglass.
R. S. N. G.—Rex Ludlow,
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L. S. N. G.—Fred Lynns,
R. S. V. G .-H . Gilgan,
L. S. V. G.—W. Adlon.
R. S. S.—Albert Lynns,
L. S. S.—Frank Harkenrider,
O. G. J. O. Tunnell,
I. G.—F. C. Bartholomew,
Chaplain M. G Weatherby.
o.
4th of July N otes
Estacada has some band.
The railroad passenger traffic
was immense.
The small boy was allowed to
enjoy the festive firecracker to
his heart’s content.
The R. R. Co. merits a vote of
thanks for the free use of the
park and its conveniences.
Bob Marchbank made himself
solid with the kids when he dis
tributed free candy among them.
Dr. Morse’s lawn Tuesday, re
sembled the morning after, The
doctor had a big stunt cleaning
up.
Again we regret to « p o rt that
as the flag passed by in parade,
a number of men and boys did
not remove their hats.
The wisdom of the interdict of
vehicles in the park, recently
made by the R. R. Co. was ap
parent on the Fourth.5
Contrast the order and absence
of rowdyism of last Monday’s cel
ebration, with those of former
years, when the state was wet
though the day was dry, and
the 18th amendment unthought
of.
A small blaze on the roof of
the residence of O. E. Syren, on
Gurrin Street, caused a ripple of
excitement about 10 o’clock. It
was probably due to sparks from
the chimney, and was soon put
out with little damage resulting.
The contest for Goddess of
Liberty waxed warm towards
the finish. The final vote for
those polling 100 votes or more,
was as follows: Audrey Linn,
I. 0. O. F. nominee, 1,432; Ruby
Hull, Springwater’s nominee,
571; Gladys Miller, George’s
nominee, 139; Helen Wooster,
Masonic nominee, 132.
The Fourth has come and gone.
It was duly celebrated in Esta
cada and the way this was done,
made it a day of pleasure rather
than one of wearisome excite
ment. Nearly everybody in the
L. A. WELLS,
vicinity seemed to have turned
D u
DENTIST.
out,
and many former Estaca-
Estacada
Oregon.
dans came from Portland and
T~)R. R. MORSE,
other points, so the occasion
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. made a regular reunion of old
Offiee and Residence Second and Main friends and neighbors, which
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone
was perhaps the most pleasant
connections.
feature of all. The weather was
A/TRS. R. GRAHAM McCALL,
ideal, bright but cool. The pro
AVA p i p E ORGAN AND PIANO.
gram was arranged for by the
Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10
years Teaching Experience. Estacada, Carl Douglass Post and was well
Oregon.
received.
About 10:30 the parade marched
T E. GATES,
down
from the school house
J* FUNERAL DIRECTOR
where
it
had formed, to national
and Embilmer. Night and Day Tele
phone.
Lady Assistant
Mr. Any airs played by the Estacada band
Hawkins, helper. Telephone.
and led by W. A. Davidson and
Rex Ludlow. Then followed G.
" P W. BARTLETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A. R. veterans in autos, and
and Notary Public. Estacada, Oregon. right behind these marched the
Carl Douglass Post and other
D. EBY,
service
men. A formidable ap
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
pearing
“tank” protected them
General Practice. Confidential Ad
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
from behind provided by Raker
& Son. The I. O. O. F. in re
W fleGUlRE & SCHNEIDER,
U p p e r —W h e r e t h e fir st m a n (Med in th e R e v o l u tio n . W o u n d e d in t h e lig h t on L e x i n g t o n C o m m o n , J o n a t h a n H a r r i n g t o n
galia
came next, and then the
AVA ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
o r a w l e d to t h e d o o r s t e p o f h i s h o m e a n d fell d e a d in t h e e n t r a n c e J u s t u s h is w ife o p e n e d t h e door. T h e H a r r i n g t o n liou.se,
car
carrying
the
Goddess
of
Lib
w h i c h h a s b e e n c a r e f u l l y p r e s e r v e d , is a t L e x i n g t o n , M as s.
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs
L e f t —H i s t o r i c o l d - f a s h i o n e d h o m e of P a u l R e v e r e , f r o m w h i c h th e p a t r i o t s t a r t e d on his m i d n i g h t rid e to w a r n t h e p e o
days anu Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow erty, Mrs. Audrey Linn, and her
ple o f B o s t o n o f t h e a r r i v a l o f t h e B r itis h soldie rs . T h e old h o u s e , B it ua te d In t h e N o r t h E n d , B o s to n , is vis ite d f r e q u e n t l y
building. Portland office, 009-15, Pen- maids of honor, Gladys Miller,
b y to u ri s ts .
ding.
ton buudi
R i g h t —W a s h i n g t o n ' s h e a d q u a r t e r s In G e o r g e to w n . T h i s q u a i n t t w o - s t o r y s t r u c t u r e w a s t h e h e a d q u a r t e r s o f G e o r g e
W a s h i n g t o n d u r i n g 17G0, w h e n he w a s a s u r v e y o r . T h e s t r u c t u r e w a s a t t h a t ti m e a w a y s i d e in n of t h e m a i n s t a g e
Ruby Hull and Helen Wooster.
c o a c h ro a d . I t is c o n s t r u c t e d o f n a tiv e bould e rs , a n d Is s a i d to be a s s olid t o d a y a s w h e n b uil t.
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O A U L C. FISCHER.
The Woman’s Auxiliary float at
,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
tracted a good deal of attention,
ed him by th e F ren ch governm ent. To shall be filed by July 1.
Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. .'his was elaborately decorated
the cross w as added a s ta r fo r p ar
Com plaints charging burglary were
with flags and bunting and car
C E. WOOSTER*
ticu lar bravery.
filed in the justice court a t Albauy
ried six girls, representing va
N EGOTIATES LOANS.
Fire destroyed four grain w are by
D istrict
A ttorney
I.ewciling
houses, an elev ato r and m an? thou ag ain st W illiam A. Schultz, Irvin L
Buys Mortgages, Rents your property, rious branches of the auxiliary’s
Write* Insurance in the very,best com service.
sand bushels of grain at .Mynck sta W right and R. W. Cooley, as a result
Pauline Rose was a
panies—he can get you results. Esta
tion, six m iles n o rth east of Pendleton, of th eir attem p t to break into the H al
colonial girl, Mildred Douglass Principal E v e n ts of the Week ¿causing
cada, Oregon.
dam age estim ated a t from sey S tate bank last week.
was Betsy Ross, Lydia Mattson
$165,000 to »200,000.
Increased rates, sought by the
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
a yeomanette, Nova Smith an
The second w oman fire lookout to A m erican Railw ay E xpress company
mation of O u r Readers.
be em ployed on the D eschutes na affecting the tran sp o rtatio n of but
army nurse and Retha Ames a
tional forest has taken up h er official term ilk, cream , milk ami ice cream
FIRE INSURANCE.
Red Cross nurse. Two truck
duties. Mrs. R obert M errill of P o rt have been denied by the Oregon pub
loads of children next appeared,
F ra n k J. Lovell h as been appoint
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
land hus been stationed a t Black butte, lic service com m ission. T he increase
followed by citizens in automo ed sta te tax com m issioner.
35 miles from nend.
Great American Fire Insurance Co.
requested in the application ranged
Only seven fo rest fire s have been
biles which were all decorated
Cheese producers in C urry county, from 20 to 26 per cent.
reported
to
the
s
ta
te
fo
re
ste
r
so
far
Keep your policy in our Fire
in good taste. A very pretty
instead of shipping to Coos Bay for
T he m ost im portant wool sale of the
Proof Vault, tree of charge.
reshipm ent have u n d ertak en a deliv season w as held a t Shaniko, in which
feature was Baby Deming being th is season.
A second sh ift m eaning th e employ ery a t San Francisco, w here th e first
drawn in a wagon with canopy m ent of 100 m ore men, will be started
th e clip of th a t section was offered
ESTACADA STATE BANK,
of rambler roses, Rosco Deming a t the Brooks-Scanlon mill a t Bend. cargo was recently tak en by the gaso for sealed bids. T he sale a ttracted
line schooner Osprey.
A gents .
buyers from many foreign and eastern
Jr. dressed as the immortal
F ire com pletely destro y ed th e large
Seven hundred thousand bushels of m ills. About 250.000 pounds, the clips
George, held the tongue, while barn and co n ten ts on th e McDonald the new crop of w heat have been con of 31 grow ers, w ere disposed of at
Mary Alice Reed and Ardella ranch, two m iles so u th w est of W eston. tracted for a t $1 a bushel, o r prices prices ranging from 13 to 20 cents.
Dunlop, dressed in white, furn Home building has p rogressed a t the n ear th at figure, by II. W. Collins,
Linn county and Oregon will have
ra te of $861,693 a m onth in prom inent Pendleton gralum an, ac the distinction of supplying the young
ished the motive power. The average
P o rtlan d for the first six m onths of cording to announcem ent.
e st m em ber of the famous Sousa's
Estacada Feed Co. had a float th e y ear 1921.
D am age estim ated a t $175,000 to band on its next tour. Loren J. Lu-
displaying a truck load of feed
H aying in easte rn L inn county is $200,000 was caused a t A storia by two per of T angent, who is only 22 years
;!;
2d door north o f Depot.
stuffs, the T. & T. Co. had one well under way and the farm ers are fires which destroyed the m ain saw old, will leave early in Ju ly for New
trying to care for one of th e largest mill and pow er p lant a t the A storia York, where he will become a m em
| SPECIALTIES for 5c, 10c, | representing “ central at the hay crops ev e r raised in th e county. Box com pany’s plant, th e big double ber
of tills famous musical organiza
switch;” the Cascade gatage
The sixth ann u al to u rn a m en t for dry kiln and 30 curs of lum ber.
tion.
15c and up.
sent a Case tractor and the Reed th e ten n is cham pionship of th e W il M em bers of the D ouglass county
Fred W illiams, chairm an of th e O re
Needlework, Crochet. Thread X & Shibley firm a Rock Island lam ette valley will open a t Salem forest patrol and of tho U nited S tates gon public service commission, will
tractor. The usual accompani July 7, and continue for th re e days. forest service m et in R oseburg S at go to San Francisco July 13, w here
Etc., for sale.
ment of roustabouts were not T he society of O regon com posers, urday w ith supervising w ardens from he will attend a conference of the
THE GATES TO SUCCESS | wanting, one of whom was through Its president, Dr. Em il Enna adjoining counties for a school of in terstate com m erce comm ission, with
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Proprietors
| rigged up as a cannon cracker. of P ortland, h as p resen ted to th e state m ethods and fo re ste rs’ convention.
relation to an adjustm ent of freight
library a volume of O regon com posi
M otor vehicle reg istratio n s in O re rates on the Weed-Klumuth Falls
The ladies of the Rebekah order tions.
gon during th e period Ja n u a ry 1 to branch of the Southern I'aclric ra il
G rasshoppers are becom ing so plen Ju n e 30. 1921, ag g regated 102,274 as road.
marched with grace and dignity,
dressed • in white with sashes of tiful on C rane prairie, n e a r Bend, that ag ain st 89,173 for the sam e m onths
The extent of th e powers vested
d estru ctio n of th e range, w hich ordi last year, according to a rep o rt Is in the sta te board eugenics under the
the
colors
of
the
order,
pink
and
Oregon Poultry Farm
narily c a rrie s 1700 head of cattle, is sued by Sam A. Kozer, se c retary of so-called sterilization act, will be de
green. These ladies after the threaten ed .
state.
term ined In a te s t case filed In the
M ARQÜAM S TR A P-N ESTÈD
parade, gave an exhibition drill
P resid en ts and se c re ta rie s of com
A pproxim ately
$1,094,205.25
has circuit court at Salem by Tom Gar
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS.
on Broadway, the members of m ercial clubs of ten U m atilla county been received by the sta te from taxes land, P ortland attorney. The proceed
tow ns were guests of th e Pendleton levied on gasoline and d istillate sales ings w ere brought on behalf of Jacob
To make room for the 1500
the I. 0. 0. F. likewise.
head of young stock I am rais
Comm ercial association a t a banquet in Oregon during the period F ebruary Cline, an inm ate of the Oregon state
Picnic dinners were next in in Pendleton.
ing this spring. I will sell off
1, 1919, to May 31, 1921, according to penitentiary.
some of my Choice Breeding
order and it was a most pleasing
H. M. G ard n er of S tanton, h as filed a re p o rt prepared by Sam A. Kozer,
liens, with line trap-nest re
O scar H ansen, a tran sien t, was nr-
cords back of them, at $1.50
sight to see in the park, the w ith th e sta te en g in ee r ap p lication to secretary of state.
restc4 n ear Eugene, charged with se t
each. This is a rare bargain.
number of family groups en ap p ro p riate 1200 second feet of w ater T hrough the opening of a second ting num erous fire* on the right-of-
They are worth five times that
joying an appetizing dinner of from the N orth S antiam riv e r for pool by the W illam ette Valley Prune way of the main line of the Southern
amount for breeding purposes.
pow er purposes.
association, loganberry grow ers of the Pacific railway. With a blow torch
chicken, pies, cakes, ice cream,
The m arine strik e has had its ef Salem vicinity are hopeful of receiv in one hand and a suitcase in the
etc.
fect upon the cargo lum ber shipm ents ing 5 cents a pound for th eir product. other, H ansen had been w alking along
P H I L MA R Q U A M
Unfortunately the speaker of from the Columbia, which for June The pool will be open to all grow ers, the track from the north for tw o days,
(Farm located one milt out of Esta the day was prevented from com w ere th e sm allest of any single month w ho have not yet obtained a m arket
settin g fire to th e dry grass and
cada, Oregon, on Garfield road.)
for th e ir berries.
weed*.
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ing, which caused some disap in several years.
T here w ere a to tal of 125 permits to
pointment, but the band played ap p ro p riate w ater and six permits to T he auto cam p grounds in M M intfc O. P. Hoff, sta te treasu rer, at the
vllle are being rem odeled.
conclusion of a conference with Salem
several numbers, which made up sto re w ater Issued by P ercy Cupper,
H arry C. Brum baugh of Portland bankers, announced th a t he had com
for the omission. A number of sta te engineer, during the m onths of h as been appointed executive secre pleted arrangem ents w hereby w arrants
races and other stunts were pull April, May and June.
tary of the world w ar v eteran s’ state drawn on the general fund of the state
ed off, and a boxing bout and The p resid en t of th e O regon S tate aid com m ission, created under an act would be honored and would not be
B an k ers’ association has appointed a
indorsed "not paid for w ant of funds,"
wrestling match were held in the com m ittee to in v estig ate th e salm on of the last legislature.
More than 100 deaf persons, many as predicted xjlicn the general fund
pavilion.
in dustry with the idea of devising the of them graduates of the Oregon of the state becam e exhausted several
PLACE YOUR IN
At 3 o’eloek a base ball game best m ethod of financing it.
SURANCE THROUGH
arhoel for the deaf, assem bled at
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO was called on the school diamond Several hundred re p re se n ta tiv es of Salem S aturday and organized the
WILL PROTECT
O
regon’s
14,000
ex-service
m
en
who
W A. To Meet
between Estacada and a nine of
Oregon S tate A ssociation for the Deaf.
YOUR INTEREST
the employes of Lang Co., Port are handed to g eth er In th e A m erican
A pproxim ately half of the 7000 cor
The
Women’s Auxiliary will
land. It proved a close r.np, Es Legion m et S atu rd ay In E ugene for porations operating In Oregon have meet in the Odd Fellows’ hall,
tacada winning by a score of th e Oregon d e p a rtm e n t’s th ird annual filed with the Btate corporation de
Monday evening at 8o’clock.
3 to 1. The proceedings of the convention.
p artm en t th eir annual rep o rts as re
W illiam A. Botz, w ho lives on a
day
closed
with
dancing
from
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quired under the state laws. The
Cary Real Estate Co. ■ to midnight.
ranch n e a r Bend, received through the
sta tu te s require th a t these statem ents
Read the Ads in the NEWS.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERALJNTEREST
| THE BAZAAR, j
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For Fire Insurance
Red Cross, his cru ix da guorro award
Estacada Cannery
As was announced last week,
a cannery association has been
formed, with W. R. Woodard,
H. 1). Trapp, John Marchbank,
Earl Day and John Osborn, di
rectors, J. C. Hayman, secretary
and treasurer, and R. C. Deming
acting manager. The old can
nery building owned by W. F.
Cary has been placed at their
service, and the machinery has
been thoroughly overhauled and
a new boiler installed. Opera
tions will begin this noon. The
undertaking is being financed by
local capital without outside as
sistance.
A. G. Ames government hunt
er returns to his station on the
Santiam, today, after a brief vis
it with his family. He is |pre.
paring to build on to the front of
his house.