Eastrnt Devoted to the Inter ' V olume 15, dl f ; camas f c s Eastern Clackamas County Í í f: N umber 3 E s t a c , k . n , T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 6, & 2 1 . $1.50 P e r Y e a r ■— " J l ' i i Marion j mission, at a meeting held in Salem, * Additional Brevities •a-dist of|-VO,ed t0 Buarautee Interest for the county and a p marketed i “ *xt Bix mon,ha 011 $500.000 for bonds It is a joy to live in this glori the Wills iettf aches this jsaiiatl by the Medford Irrigation dis ous Indian summer weather. more thai h ' i ne peaches trict; also the interest on (275.000 of season. 'I u< Joe Woodle is driving one of bonds issued by the Payette Slope Ir T Y t . R. GRAHAM McCALL averaged fl rigation district. the Estacada - Portland a u t o Principal Events of the Week There was a large attendance •lutes county PH YSIC IAN an d SU RG E O N . Ninety , .• Lumber shipments by water from stages. applying for at the first meeting of the Com ex-servlri Hour i: 8:30 a. m. to 12 m, and I to 5 p. Briefly Sketched for Infer- .*1 law arc ask- the Columbia river during September W. Sunday by appointment bonuses j munity Club last Friday night, R. C. Deming has another car Estacada, Oregon. ip th the iegal were thu largest in several months. »nation of Out* Readeré; Ing, fior„' after the summer vacation. load of blackberries ready for • b'oiiiX# iommis- Rtatisties compiled by Deputy Col- T: rep reVen’ R. C. M. NAFF, WtWr t/f Customs Karluen at Astoria, shipment. President Stephens called the B Two new business houses will open slon in t Successor to Dr. L. A. Wells of Oregon City, slïtnjrt# Gïift. fh the 3« days, 65 vessels J. HL Denning of Wasco, broth meeting to order, and in the ab In Corvallis October 1. D E N T IS T . Clyde C Ilui loaded at the m(Tf? Hr the Columbia I a ed by the senate Bs tacada. „ er of Mrs. U. S. Morgan, was a sence o f Secretary C. E. Kilgore, Oregon. Fire, which started In the City having ' , ; .rnal revenue for river district, and their combined car appointed Fred Bartholomew as as colh toi bakery, swept half a block of Hermig. goes amounted to 59 , 092,371 feet' of week-end visitor here. T y t . R. MORSE, Oregon, will ds ■! He the duties of the lumber. Sercetary, pro tent. He then* ton’s business buildings. M r' ant! Mrs, Inglis and chil jb t ie necessary for- P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N . Johu M. Lippold, aged 50 years, was office fa soon Charles Park, president of the state dren were heV^frorn Gresham, gave a short talk on the Commu .1. malitie, .re ■ ' e,ad Office and Residence Second and Main killed when he fell from a walnut tree board of horticulture has announced nity Club Work since its organiza streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone on his premises at Salem. Anno ¿licerne, was made at Medford that it will be necessary to quarantine Tuesday calling on friend's. tion, and spoke encouragingly o f ■ iher, division manager connections. Mrs. M. H. Boyle came over what the Club might do in the Malheur county on account of weevil The trolling launch Red Eagle was by lia r . i. -Oiegou Power com- totally destroyed by fire off the oi Cglifoi! home offices of the found In alfalfa In that county, and from Portland to-day to visit her future. The road work was espe A A R S . R. GRAHAM McCALL, mouth of the Columbia river. Pa»y. *1*81 w that action will be taken at once to mother, Mrs. N. B. Ecktr and would be moved at an m P IP E O R G A N AND P IA N O . cially emphasized upon, and as a- prevent the shipping of alfalfa into Enrollment in the university of Ore- P°wer c01" ' Frunclsco to Med- sister, Mrs. W. F. Cary. Graduate Chicago Musical College, 10 gou at Eugene this year is 1884, an early ,1#te committee to see that this pert other counties. A proclamation in line years Teaching Experience. Estacada, The school budget which was o f the county got what is comfingt increase of 384 over last year. ,ord> with Mr. Park's suggestion probably Oregon. of growers In will be issued by Governor Olcott. Third and fourth assistant postmas- Prunes published in the last two issues to it along this line, he appointed! e been cleaned A/TRS. J. E. GATES, ters, to the number of more than 75, Tllt' Dalles d The Bear Creek orchard, on the out of the N ews , was drawn up with the following: G. Wilcox, of lu 18 months, held their annual convention at Salem. up for 11 X P IA N O I N S T R U C T O R , skirts of Medford, last week received the assistance of R. Marchbank, Estacada; A. H. Miller. George; .s been sold and The state will expend $20,000 this An of thr 1 the highest price ever paid in America Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. t has either been W. F. Cary and J. K. Ely. A. C. Cogswell, Eagle Creek; J. fall and winter In the construction of the entlr for a carload of pears, sold in New delivered to pur- E; GATES, a fish hatchery on the Necftnirum contract York and bringing a gross of (4249 Harry Snyder of the People's O. Tunnell, Currinsville; Wm. A. J * f u n e r a l d ir e c t o r Fiver. chasers: This car contained 1000 half-boxes of Store, received word that Mrs. Bard, Springwater: and T. B. ir S reveal the fact I)' Anjou pears which sold for an aver ttqj Embalmer. N igh t, and bay bele- 1 A'ppipxbiiately ^.iiOddSod.teet of.Auni- Regiet .'libers {he women age of (4.25, This means that these Snyder, who has been visiting in Young of Garfield. The com phone. Lady Assistant. ber will be loaded at Columbia river that in lnal school at Mon- pears Were sold at Wholesale averag Pennsylvania for several months, mittee on entertainment is Mes- mills for ports In the Orient by Octo- at the (. • i with ratio of 19 ing 10 cents’ dames F. E Burns, A. C. Gates O D. EBY, ber 20. mouth tot the entire car will start for home on the 10th. t 19 men In school load. V-r* ATTORNEY AT LAW. Walter S. Gore, a hale and hearty to 1. Tb. Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Allen are and G. E. Lawrence. d61 students who have General Practice. Confidential Ad resident of Medford, 69 years old, was °f a t Constitutionality of the Oregon devoting their spare time in A program followed the busi late. viser. Oregon City. Oregon. the first white boy born in Jackson register bonus law will be passed upon by the ness session, consisting o f com learning to drive a new Buick, lie Douglas county supreme court of Oregon in a friendly county. Estlma’ TUTcGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, (hat the county will suit which is to be instituted in the which they recently purchased munity singing led by Mrs. G. E. Production at the Redmond juniper prune c iV ± ATTORNEYS AT LAW. he prunes raised in lower courts Immediately. This ac from Wilcox Bros, of the Cas Lawrence; reading by Miss Mor products mill, rebuilt since the fire prodti At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs which destroyed the first factory, be- the Pa 1 i.west this year. The tion was decided upon by the state cade garage. gan; solo by Mr. Huggins, of days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow crop is exceeding bonus commission after it had been Douglas Portland, and an address by Rev. building. Portland office, 009-15, Fen gan laat week. md the predicted ton- found that sale of the initial bonds During the last three mouths Coos earl/ ton building. Williams, the evangelist, on • at approximately 10,- waited upon such action in view of county has paid $276.67 lu coyote beuu- nag t • Wedding Bells Community Spirit.“ Miss L. is. P ± U L C. f ISCHHR, He« The county pays $8 fob males 000,a >. the recent New York decision against At Hillsboro, Oregon, October P. Shields, of Portland, also r X f t r t R N E Y A T , t'Á W ; rrigation securities com- N ... . i . the bond issue in that state. 4th, 1921, Miss Bina Douglass, spoke in connection with the Ly Crews are now engaged in complet Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. l-S... I 1______ ... ---- — of Estacada. was united in mar ceum course which the high ing the six miles of new grade of C E. WOOSTER, the Mount Hood Loop highway on the riage to William Bell, o f Sandy school has obtained for the com r Ji'i1 ¡ l l i l l l i i n i l l l l l l i l N E G O T IA T E S LOANS, northeast base of Mount Hood. Ridge. They were accompanied ing school year. The evening’s ■ More than 21,720 tourists Stopped Buys Mortgages, Rents your property. by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. enjoyment was rounded out with Writes Insurance in the very,best com in Roseburg during the last five Joe Black, of Portland. The ight refreshments and a general panies—he can get you results. Esta months, according to figures compiled cada, Oregon. Rev. Herbert A. Dick, pastor of social time. by the chamber of commerce. the Congregational Church at Providing shipments of wheat come In fast enough, the Astoria Flouring Hillsboro, tied the knot. The University Notes I. O . O . F . Mills company will operate its plaht bride is a popular ^ \ ,sFnVihrtt: is unarm a uay during October. been reached in the University Ey, Deingfftie daughter o f Mrs. RiitUp-, a, farniet of the Eagle o f Oregon at the close o f the London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co: Point district In Tacit«” !! -county, wqs Viola Douglass, and was born fifth day o f the fall term, which killed when a car he was driving over- ' and raised on t the Douglass Keep your policy in our Fire opened September 26. This in turned at a curve on the Brownsboro Proof Vault, free o f charge. lomestead, at Sandy Ridge. road. cludes 150 students in the medi The groom is a we’ l-to-do farmer The mint distillery on the Caledon! cal school in Portland, which is a H. C . S T E P H E N S of Sandy. After a brief visit at marsh, near Klamath Fails, is In o., regular department of the uni eratlon. The best of the mint crop Seaside, the newly married cou A gent . versity proper. On the Eugene producing about 46 pottnd* of oil ple will ro to their home at San campus alone 1884 students have the aert1. dy Ridge. A host o f friends The Newberg city council has pa, registered and late entrants are extend congratulations, among £ ah di'dlnancc abolishing all unllm expected to swell the total to M o r n in g S e s s io n : whom the editor o f the N ews i erthFhlfcMi gFatttell by the city, ma! 1350. It necessary iui' tbhW ’h* tk !ippl> begs to include himself. t * 'eti to Order at 10 a. m. Student loans at the U n iv e rs i new charters. O p e n in g O tiit ty o f Oregon may in the future Ashland will hold its annual winter 2d door north of Depot. i ! Call of Officers Again a Winner be limited to non-smokers, ac fair from November 29 to Decemt 2 SPECIALTIES for 5c, 10c, f this year. Elaborate preparations are Ev Call of Lodges The school football eleven is cording to Dean John Straub, being made for livestock, agrtcull -t, 1. ding of Minutes of the last convention starting out bravely, having re trustee o f the fund, which was 15c and up. and fruit exhibits. Address of Welcome— H. L. McKenney, N. G., Estacada Lodge peated it# victory two weeks built up by gifts. “ The amount Crook county dairymen who re Needlework, Crochet Thread X Re ponse—O. P. Miller, P. G. P., Oregon City ago over Franklin High, by beat o f money spent by an average ly purchased two carloads of J< y Etc., itit- ¿alfi: j, •leading of Reports, Petitions and Communications dattld In hinn County were so ing Hillsboro last Friday by the smoker during a school year is 1 . ports of Special Committees pleased that liiey Art? Decking four same score o f 20 to 0. If they $50 or better,” says Dean Straub, T H E 6ATES TO SUCCESS additional carloads. Pr< sentatkrh erf ftriis» keep on this way, they will earn “ and it is felt that if a student Proprietors As the result of what is believ »d to Unfinished Business • the title of “ The Unbeatables.” really needs help he should elim be the accidental discharge of a rifle, New Business To-morrow they go to play the inate this item of expense.” Warren Garrett, 16 years old, wan kdl r * +~+ * * * * * * * * * Election of Officers # “ Oregon, 1925,” the designa ed Instantly at La Grande, the bullet High School at Forest Grove. ¡•election of next Meeting Place. going through his heart. The following are the huskies who tion o f the present freshman * Genuine Andrew West, a Finlander, at work Question Box compose the team: Roy McKin class at the University of Ore In the Eel lake camp of the B urn er Luncheon- Hotel Estacada ney, Jesse Demoy, Waldo Demoy, gon, is expected to meet the ap Lumber company near Marshfielc was Andy Jannsen, Marion Tucker, proval o f the backers of the killed instantly when a dead limb irom j A f t e r n o o n S e s s io n . Arnold Lovelace, Arthur Morris, great industrial exposition be a tree fell and crushed his skull. ¥ Called to Order at 2:30 p. m. The Oregon public service to mm * Ike Tucker, George Denny, Ben ing planned for Portland in that 50c and up. Also * h \emplifying of First Degree by Competing Teams slon has suspended the application 'ur ton Sarverand Walter Anderson. year. ♦ Dinner—Hotel Estacada. increased rates on the street-car lines Prof. Karl Einarson is the able ♦ of Salem, Eugene, West Linn and As coach who is drilling them into E v e n i n g S e s s i o n : M oonshine toria, until January 1 of next year. + shape. The growers in Rogue river valley 15c, 25c and 35c. * Called to Order at 7:30 p. m. It vas reported in town yes will receive more than $2.006,000 from * Invocation—Rev. E. A. Smith, Lents, Ore. terday. that a cache o f moonshine their pears and apples this year, ac Legion Dance ¥ Decision of Judges on Degree Work had been unearthed in the Gar- cording to Mark Montgomery, agent The openin« dence o f the wm-1 fleld^ iatrict No 3tul „ found, « Presentation o f Cup to Winning Team for the Southern Pacific at Medford, ter season, will be K t « n b , t h . butT l „ Ke „ „ . m i l , o f the fiery ♦ Up to date, 2831 ex-servloe men en Remarks PresidenfC. Schuebel American Legion on Oct. 29, in titled to benefits under the so-called ♦ Violin and Piano Duet Mr. and Mrs. T. Ahlberg—Meditation liquid. Prohibition may not pro the park pavilion, and will be a bonus law have filed applicationa for ♦ - - Thais hibit, but moonshiners have hard cash contributions, while 2682 appli masquerade. The Auxiliary will ♦ Address— Rev. E. A. Smith ¡sledding in Clackamas county. cants have expressed a preference for serve light refreshments and 1' « Violin and Piano Duet—Tlielma Wilcox and Edna Carter There must be a tremendous profit loans. ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : prize. Willbe .ti.en ,h ' ^ in lhe bueinese, in order to ofTeet ♦ ♦ Reading—Mrs. R. H. Carter As the result of a tuition fee of (84 maw.uee. The « » n d a n ce.. confiscation and levied by the directors, farmers in the Dialogue “ Why They Joined the Rebekahs” —Val Cary. Rose need no comment, as they are when dlacovery vicinity of Bend will make no effort! Wilcox, Mary Smith, Emma Lawrence to send their children to the Bend favorably known and merit the • Vocal Solo—Mrs. M. G. Weatherby. schools, claiming that the fee is exor su p p o rt of the community. ma bitant. Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic Pear shipments to date from the Died Hood River valley have reached 65 physician, located at Hotel Esta PLACE Y O U R IN At Springwater, October 4th, cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays carloads. During the past week 24 car SURANCE THROUGH At tlieclose uf the Program, there will be a 1921, Mrs. Susan Smith, for and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m. loads of apples were shipped, the Ap YOUR HOME AGENT WHO 9 -8 tf ple Growers’ association leading with m erly of Shelby county, Missouri, LODGE WEDDING WILL PROTECT 10 cars. YOUR INTEREST aged 74 years. The deceased of tt Prominent Oddfellow, of Estacada, The greatest volume of wheat ever Pointer, the painter, puts in leaves several children, and was and a Rehekah, Of Portland. shipped abroad from Portland during a half sister of S. E. Wooster, glass. See him for your window» a single month was exported during The funeral took place this af- as cool weather will soon be here, September. The toUl tof the month, which breaks all past records, was 4r ternoon at Oregon City. I W tf 730JH? bushel». . . . . PROFESSIONAL CARD«. ~| NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST -l.'ex L a F o fio t t lackamas County FIR E INSURANCE. HUslrtct Convention, Estacada, October 15th, 1921. PROGRAMME: THE : EVER SHARP PENCILS ; IMITATIONS The Rexall store Fo r Fire Insurance Cary Reai Estate Co. COMMUNITY CLUB OPENS THIRD YEAR