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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1921)
£uBtnn (Elarkamaa Devoted to the Interests o f Eastern Clackamas County V olume 14, N umber 47 E stacada , O rkcon , T hursday , OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST T } t. r . GRAHAM M c CALL P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N, Offici over Estacada State Bank. Lo cal and Long Distance Telephone. The do .’tor’s phone can be connected with your home phones at night if requested. One long ring. Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. J ESTACADA STATE BANK, ¡ T H E B A Z A A R ,? x | SPECIALTIES for 5c, 10c, | I I5c and up. f THE GATES TO SUCCESS | Oregon Poultry Farm P H I L MARQUAM For Fire Insurance WI LL YO U R PROTECT INTEREST Cary Real Estate Co. quarter acre tract near Creswell thus U, D Pov n a n haa far this annann season. W. P. Cavlness has picked 3200 pounds of berries from a tract a quarter of an acre in extent. The term of summer school just closed at the University of Oregon is declared by university officials to have been the most successful ever held. 11,1921. $1.50 P er Y ear HELD CARNIVAL FIRE INSURANCE. YO U R HOME AG E NT WHO uguus There were 342 students enrolled, an 05765221 Additional Brevities Lovell-Ewalt W edding increase of 57 per cent over last year. Mrs C. N. Willard and child A pretty home wedding was W. L. Benham of Portland has filed an application with the state engineer ren went to Portland yesterday. solemnized last Monday noon at covering the appropriation of 300 Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells and the home o f C. R. Lovell in Cur- second feet of water from Uieaj lake, children drove to Portland, on rinsville, when Miss Della Lovell Saturday, the advance guard Fish lake, Lava lake, Lost lake and Tuesday. was united in marriage to Lloyd under command of F. W. W ag McKenzie river for the development of approximately 22,500 horsepower in Mrs. L. C. Possen and daugh Ewalt, of Gervais, Oregon. The ner, arrived with a car load o f Linn county. ter Leta went to Portlard Mon service was read by the Rev. paraphernalia for the big picnic About 40 farmers of the Canby dis day, returning Tuesday after Carrick, o f Springwater, in the on Sunday, and were busy all trict have organized the Canby Grow presence of the immediate fami day getting things in readiness. noon. ers Cooperative association. The ob ject is to maintain so far as possible The date for the election of the lies. The bride was becomingly A special train o f 12 cars left an even flow of products to the market- school director to succeed W. R. attired in a gown o f light blue Portland at 9 a. m., loaded to the The state irrigation securities com Woodworth resigned, has been satin. Her bouquet was a show gunwale with passengers, num mission has certified to bonds of the er of baby breath and Cecil Bru bering over 1000. It is estimat set lor August 26th at 8 p. in. SunnneY lake irrigation district iu the ner roses. A fte r the ceremony, ed that 700 came by auto, so that Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bartlett sum of $260,000 and the Silver lake a delicious dinner was served fully two thousand participated. irrigation district in the amount of have gone to visit their former with covers laid for ten. $275,000. From the moment of arrival, the home and friends at La Grande Both the bride and the groom fun began and waxed fast and Three rock crushers are eng. ■ ‘d In in Eastern Oregon. They are were members of the class of furious till the train pulled out of turning out material for hard urfac- making the trip in their car. ing the Crane-Lawen highway for a 1916, o f the Estacada High the depot on its return about 6:30 Edward Shearer o f Springwa- School, where Mrs. Ewalt was distance of 12 miles. One third of the p. m. The park looked like a work is completed. The entire road ter, returned Tuesday afternoon, prominent in social and literary- midway concession, and the pro will be open for traffic November 1. from a brief visit to Salem, to activities, white Mr. Ewalt was an gram included games, races, Requisition papers were Issued by which place he had gone on bus earnest class and student body- stunts by the Jantzen Bathing ’Governor Olcott for the return to Ore iness connected with the state worker. and distinguished him gon of J. J. Walker, ex-cashier of the Girls, dancing, music by the He will serve again this self in debating and track. He Lafayette State bank at Lafayette, fair. Elks’ orchestra and picnic dinner. Yamhill county, on a charge of arson, year as superintendent o f the also spent some time in the ser The day was a huge success, so committed in November, 1920. Walker poultry division. vice during the war. As they much so, that Fred Wagner, of was said to be under arrest in Minne are both general favorites in the the Elks’ committee who has been sota. . Prof. Burns Injured community, they have a host of attending Elks’ picnics since Many mills in the northwest, which F. E. Burns suffered a painful friends who are delighted over they were first inaugurated, told closed as a result of congestion of the yards, owing to the inability to accident Tuesday of last week, the happy event, and the fact an Oregonian reporter on his re ship lumber during the seamen’s which will lay him up for a time. that they are to make their home turn to Portland, that “ It was strike, are now contemplating resum He was on his return home from in this vicinity. the largest and most happy in ing operations, according to Chester J. Hogue, acting secretary of the West visiting his son Frederick at En the history o f the local lod e, terprise in Wallowa county, and Coast Lumbermen’s association. No. 142, B. P. O. E. No hearts Drowns in Effort to Save Among the successful candidates for got off the train at Hood River. were broken, but the record in Mrs. Thomas Yocum returned appointments as second lieutenants Here he took an auto stage. He the fat woman’ s race was re in the regular army examined on April does not recall anything clearly Saturday from Dayton, Oregon, duced several hundred pounds.” 25 are the following from Oregon: But it is reported where she had been called to the A kindergarten, where kiddies William Conrade Jones, Salem; Wal after this. funeral o f her nephew, Glenn lace Ellsworth Niles, Grants Pass; that he tried to step off the stage were checked, was maintained This boy, who is the son Harold Stevenson, Harry Lynch and while it was in motion, and fell Lewis. in the band stand, in charge o f William Orville Collins of Corvallis. on his head suffering a severe o f Mrs. J. G. Lewis, the sister of Mrs. Applegate, and a Red Cross Loans and - discounts of the 287 concussion which rendered him Mrs. Yocum, was fifteen years room at Hotel Estacada, under banks operating in Oregon show a de unconscious. He was brought to old, and lost his life in gallantly charge o f Mrs. Clark and Dr. E. crease of more than $32,500,000 since trying to save a girl from drown June 30, 1920, according to a report the Good Samaritan hospital at Morrow for anyone who might ing. A party o f young people by Frank Bramwell, state superintend Portland, but did not recover be ill. The officials o f the P. It. ent of banks, based upon statements consciousness until the next day. had gone bathing in the Yam L. & P. Co., also rendered no received from the various institutions Mrs. Burns was notified, and hill river at Lafayette rocks. table service in every way, es at the close of business, June 30. 1921. Carol, the daughter o f Rev. K. Pear picking, packing and shipping have begun in the Rogue river valley. DENTI ST. Nineteen fires have been discover ■atacada. Oregon. ed in the Siskiyou forest so far this season. T } R . R. MORSE, Fully 2750 tons of pears will be pack P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N . ed by Salem canners during the 1021 Office and Residence Second and Main season. streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone Practically all logging catnps In connections. Marion and Polk counties are now in operation. TV/TRS. R. GRAHAM McCALL, Nine marriage licenses were issued -LVA P I P E O R G A N and P I ANO . Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10 in Umatilla county during July and years Teaching Experience. Estacada, nine divorce suits were filed. Oregon. Dairymen near Tumalo are consid ering the possibility of raising funds E. GATES, to build and operate a cheese factory. * FUNERAL DIRECTOR While bathing in Wallowa lake near a id Embdmer. Night and Day Tele Enterprise, Albert Wenham, 40 years phone. Lady Assistant. Mr. Any old, and Marie Pratt, 15, were drown Hawkins, helper. Telephone. ed. Forty-five members of various boys’ ■ p W. B A R TLE TT, and girls’ industrial clubs participated ATTORNEY AT LAW in stock Judging contests in Linn and Notary Public. Estacada, Oregon. county. It is estimated that approximately Q D EBY, 1000 pickers will be needed in Marion A T TO R N E Y AT LAW. county to handle the hop yield now General Practice. Confidential Ad coming on. viser. Oregon City. Oregon. A permit for the construction of a new Oddfellows’ building at Salem TUT c GUIRK & SCHNEIDER, has been issued. The structure will iV ± A T T O R N E YS AT LAW. A t Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs cost approximately $35,000. days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow A campaign has been started at Co building. Portland office, 609-15, Fen burg, in Lane county, to drain 5000 ton building. acres of land in that locality. Pre liminary surveys have already been O A U L C. FISCHER. made. A T TO R N E Y AT LAW. Three of the leading primary educa Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. tors of Okayama, Japan, arrived in Portland last week for the purpose of C E. WOOSTER, making a study of our common school N E G O T I A T E S LOANS. system. Buys Mortgages, Rents your property, The increase in the volume of postal Writes Insurance in the very best com panies—he can get you results. Esta business handled at Eugene has re cada, Oregon. sulted in an authorization by the su pervising architect of alterations cost ing $6000. Distribution of the first 7500 copies DODGE NEW S of an edition of 25,000 of the 1921-22 edition of the Oregon Blue Book has Charles Coison is building a been begun by Sam A. Kozer, secre new house. London Lancashire Fire ins. Co. tary of state. Great American Fire Insurance Co. Clarence Jubb is working with Voluntary reduction in their daily Keep your policy in our Fire wage from $10 to $9 a day Is an his tractor on the market road Proof Vault, tree o f charge. nounced by the brickmasons of Salem near Mulino. through George Viesko, president of Most o f the farmers are the local union. through wiih their hay, and are The Cottage Grove cannery has sold A gents . now beginning their grain har $23,000 of its future pack for this years and could dispose of a larger vest. The Community Club held its quantity were there a certainty that monthly meeting last Saturday it could be delivered. A goodly number was Floyd Young, weather forecaster at evening. Davenport, Iowa, has arrived in the present, and a very enjoyable A prize was given Rogue river valley for a study of the time spent. relationship between the ripening of for the best essay on “ How can 2d door north o f Depot. the Community Club best serve pears and spring frosts. There were three Paving operations into Coquille have the district?” been begun. The completion of this essays read, the prize going to 3000 foot stretch will provide a contin Fred Horner, who offered the uous pavement from Marshfield to the same to be again competed for *1* y next month, and given to the X Needlework, Crochet Thread X county seat of Coos county. £ Etc., for sale. ;!; The China-near east relief campaign one writing the best essay on The in Clatsop county netted a total of “ The Community Spirit.” $1257 cash to be spent in Astoria for reading of the community news Proprietors X salmon, while the canneries donated paper, The Gabler, was the source o f great amusement to all $1200 worth of canned salmon. The 21 mile unit of the Pacific high present, and kept the audience way between Ashland and the Califor bubbling with merriment. Some nia state line has cost $800,000. The business came under considera pavement in the mountain district is tion which it is hoped will event ually benefit the district quite a 16 feet wide and 18 at the curves. goci !*deal. One feature of the During the year ended June 30, 1921, MARQUAM'S TR AP-NESTED there were 20,456 claims filed with entertainment deserving of spe S. C. W H I T E L E G H O R N S . the state industrial accident commis cial mention, was the recital of To make room for the 1500 sion under the workmen's compensa Edgar Allen Poe’s poem, “ The head o f young stock I am rais It tion act, as against 21,378 for the pre Raven.” by Mr. Pedersen. ing this spring. I will sell olT was very ably done, and was a vious 12 months. some o f my Choice Breeding Baker county enthusiasts are hope pleasing surprise to ail present rlens, with tine trap nest re A small cords back o f them, at $1.50 ful of securing early action by the fed and much appteciated. each. This is a rare bargain. exhibit o f flowers, grown in the eral government on the Thief Valley They are worth five times that project, which will cost In the neigh district was held, which was amount for breeding purposes. borhood of $4,000,000 and take In very pte.lsing to the promoters in that a beautiful and abundant about 40,000 acres. The entire tonnage of pears control collection of flowers was shown. Afterwards a fine, supper was led by the Oregon Growers' Co-opera (Farm located one mile out o f Ksta partaken o f hv all present. tive association in the Willamette and cada, Oregon, on Garfield road.) Umpqua valleys has been sold at $65 a ton f. o b. shipping point for No. 4s Special School Meeting. and $35 for No. 2s. Notice is hereby given to the There has been paid to the secre legal voters of School District tary of state during the period Feb No. 108, of Clackamas County, ruary, 1919, to June 30, 1921, taxes on State o f Oregon, that a Special sales of gasoline and distillate aggre School Meeting of said District gating $1,198,933.83, according to a re will beheldat EstacdaHigh School port prepared at Salem. on the 2 6 th Day o f August, PLAC E Y O U R IN Joseph Weber has harvested 7600 1921. at 8 o’clock in the after SURANCE THROUGH pounds of loganberries from a three _______ ^ ^ ___ y y i . L. A. WELLS, A noon, for the following object: i The election o f one School Direct- or. Dated this 5th day o f August, 1921. F. G. R obley , Chairman Board o f Diretors. Attest: M rs . M yrtle B elfils , 8-11-18-25 District Clerk. went up to Portland and brought her husband back Friday. He is K. Clark, the pastor of the M. slowly improving but has to be E. church at Dayton, was one o f them and became helpless in kept absolutely quiet. deepwater. Young Lewis brave ly tried to rescue and bring her Birthday Party to shore, but became exhausted A very pleasant party was giv before doing so, and sank from en at the home of J. H. Richer sight. A man in a boat near by of Garfield, on August 6th. Lit was attracted to the scene, and tie Ruth Colt who is yisiting her arrived in time to pick up the grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Rieher, girl. But the boy did not rise was the charming hostess to her again to the surface, and his girl friends, Irma and Ellen Sol- body was subsequently recovered. spiegle and Irene Davis. While The funeral was largely attended childhood laughed with the de and mdst pathetic, the officiating light of the moment, there sat minister, who was a great friend sat and smiled at the head of the of Lewis, breaking down in his birthday board, great grandfa sermon. ther Rieher, a mere child o f 92 odd years, who lived over again Nolice the days o f his youth. The bountiful feast, was enjoyed by To my friends and patrons of all, particularly the central fig Estacada, I have sold my office ure, one o f grandmother’s mas and practice to Dr. Niff. He has terpieces, with its six burning had years of experience as a den candles. Many nice tokens of tist, and has just completed a love and friendship were left by post graduate course under Dr. the visitors and all wished the Hall o f New York, America’ s little lady many mere happy re foremost specialist in construc turns of the joyful event. tion o f artificial teeth and bridge work. Dr. N iff has all the latest Costume Party methods of painless dental oper ations and comes highly recom A costume party and enter mended as a skillful and careful tainment will be given by the P. T. A. at the Pavilion, on Tues workman. I earnestly solicit for Dr. N iff the very flattering pat day, August 23 at 7:30 p. m. All children are invited to at ronage which I have received. D r . Lee A. W e l l s . tend in costume. A prize wilj be pecially Freight and Traffic Man ager, E. L. Meyers, who was “ Johnny on the spot” at all hours. County Officials Conflict The Hon. County Judge and the Hon. County Sheriff are at outs as to “ Who’s Who” as traf fic officer. The former declares that his appointee is “ It ” , while the latter claims his appointee is the only one. A t the last pay day, the county court issued the check to its man, and thus wins the first count, but it is said the sheriff will have a come back by appealing to a higher court. Civic Picnic, Sunday The city civil service employees of Por< land, will picnic here on Sunday at the park. A big pro gram has been arranged, with Mayor George Baker as the chief orator o f the day. Unfortunate ly Estacada’s mayor is absent on vacation, and so cannot tender his brother Mayor the freedom of our city. DIED A t the home of her daut’ hter, Mrs. Fred Blaisdell o f lv.gle Creek on Friday, August 5, 1921, Mrs. Mary Fletcher aged 82yrs., 3 mos. and 29 days. Funeral services were held in the Eagle given for the prottiest girl's cos Creek church, Sunday afternoon tume, and another one for the A Paying Crop at 2 o’clock, the Rev. Carrick o f funniest boy’ s costume. Springwater officiating, with in F. M. Gill o f Dufur, in Wasco Admission, children IQ and terment in the Foster cemetery. county, has a fine cherry orchard adults 25 cents. from which he recently shipped A Kind Act a car load of Lamberts, receiving Still Going Strong j. p. Steinman o f Currinsville, A party o f blind people last the highest price paid so far this week held a picnic here, and the season for northwest cherries at (started in his old reliable l ord R. JJ. Co. furnished a number of | Chicago. They averaged him 1 car, to Portland along the river attendants to escort and look af- 32J4 cents per pound. He got | road by way of Carver station, ter them. j 43>i cents for most o f the lot. ( He made 31 6-10 mites on a gal- ---------------- , but there were about 500 lbs o f ion o f gas, which made the cost Osteopathy is body m°( hahics. | smaller fruit which lowerec the about a cent a mile, j If your body needs adjustment, general average. Mr. Gill is a --------- -------- * J Hay fever, and catarrhal deaf see Dr. Rhodes, Hotel Estacada, son-in-law o f William Date of ness yield readily to finger sur Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri this place. gery. See Dr. Rhodes, Hotel days, 8:30 to 4:30 p. m. 46tf New line of hosiery, in ladies’ , Estacada, Mondays. Wednesdays Don't forget your Fair dates— men’s and children’s sizes, good and F ridays. 830 to 1 30 p. m. ¡school hose at the Bazaar. 8 - llt f 46tf September 8th, 9th and 10th.