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E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 13,1921.
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OFF FOR AMERICA
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T~\R. R. GRAHAM McCALL
■"■^PHYSICIAN a n d S U R G E O N ,
Hours: 8:30 a. re. to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p.
av Sunday by appointment
Oregon.
Estacada,
■pjR. C. M. NAFF,
Successor to Dr. L. A. Wells
D E N T IS T .
Estacada,
Oregon.
T ^ R . R. MORSE,
P H Y S IC IA N
SURGEON.
and
Office and Residence Second and Main
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone
connections.
RS. R. GRAHAM McCALL,
P IP E O R G A N a n d P IA N O .
Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10
years Teaching Experience. Estacada,
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j decided hit as a monologls’ and he
Additional Brevities
Moved to Falls City
had hardly begun when he bad us all
laughing.
Many thought he had
Mrs. William Bass was a Port­
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop, for the
missed his calling and should have
past three years pastor of the
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starred in vaudeville.
The prima | land visitor yesterday.
(lonna sang and delighted all with!
Wacren Barr is visiting home M. E. church in Estacada, has
her melodious voice.
been transferred to Falls City in
Wednesday morning, October 12th, | A service was arranged for the folks in Estacada.
Next Saturday will be a red
1881, at 9 o ’clock I left London for next morning at which a Methodist I Hon. Chris Schuebel of Oregon Polk county, where he will have
letter day in town, not only tor
He had been i
Glasgow which was the first stop- 1 clergyman officiated.
a larger church, membership
ping place on my journey to New a delegate to the 1’an Wesleyan con­ City, was here yesterday.
the fraternal order whose dis­
and salary than here. He has
York.
The trip took about eleven ference which had just closed its!
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore)
trict convention will assemble
hours and was uneventful.
I had session in London.
done good work during his pas­
frequently traveled along the line for | That afternoon a sad event took 1 drove to Portland ¿Saturday.
here, but for the city as well. A
torate in this piace, the church
about half the distance and took in­ place the burial of a woman who
large attendance is in sight,
terest in looking for .remembered liad died during the night. She was I Miss Ruth Dillon was among being strenghened and built up
Oregon City, alone, making up a
places oji the way, and wondering if returning from Ireland to die at the Portland visitors Saturday.
spiritually and materially. Many
1 should ever see them again. By home, but she had waited too long, ■
special
train of two cars to bring
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris a pastor does not receive the
time we reached the border of Scot­ end passed away two days before
Funerals are
its
contingent.
Among the no-
land, it was dark, so I did not see reaching New York.
were Portland visitors Tuesday. credit for parish improvement,
much of the country till nearing necessarily mournful, but those at
| ables who have promised to come
tea
seem
more
desolate
than
else­
Glasgow when we passed through a
Mrs. J. H. Feary of Portland that he should. But if a parish
is the Grand Master of the I. O.
region brightly lighted by (laming where. It made me shudder to see
visited
Mrs. F. J. Harkenrider does advance it shows that the
the
coffin
sink
in
the
cold
ateis,
to
kilns. On reaching Glasgow, 1 went
O. F. for the State of Oregon, M.
be
left
so
apparently
alone.
Tuesday.
Immediately to the hotel where 1
pastor’s work is productive of re­
lit lore evening when about three
R. Biggs, of Prineville. The pro­
was going to stop over night, and
sults.
There are vatieties of gifts
hundred
miles
irom
land,
we
met
The
lightning
last
night
fur­
being tired, soon after supper, re­
gram,
was published in the N e w s
the pilot boat and took the pilot on ! nished a remarkable display of and administrations, one man has
tired to bed.
board
although
he
did
not
assume
last
week,
so our readers will he
The next morning was grey and
the gift of preaching, another of
misty so 1 did not get a very good command till some hours later. Mon­ fireworks.
j
familiar
with
its features. In
impression of the city. 1 spent the day we began to pack our bags and
A bolt of lightning struck the organization and another of pas­ the afternoon a competititive ex­
mornlf.g in wandering around and steamer trunks, and wondered if-we
toral service. It seldom happens
transacting business at the offices of should arrive in time to go ashore hill back of Miller’s blacksmith’s
emplification of the First Degree
the Anchor line, on one whose boats, that evening. 1 hoped we would no* shop, last night, but did no dam­ that the three are combined in
will he put on, the prize being a
the Devonian, 1 was going to sail. as I wanted to stay another night on
one man. However, if a man,
The train left Glasgow for Green­ board. The weather was foggy so age.
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silver
cup.
Two teams, one
whatever his deficiences, is sin­
ock, which was the port for Glasgow, we were disappointed in seeing the
The Rev. C. W. Pogue was
from Oregon City and one from
at 5 p. m. By that time it was drizz­ entrai co to the Hudson only a dim
cere and godly, he will be a spir­
ling dismally, and sigti3 of an ap­ outline being visible. We were too transferred at the M. E. confer­
j Molalla, have entered for it. and
itual force. M l Dunlop’s work
proaching storm were in evidence. late to enter the harbor and anchored j
ence
from
North
Bend
to
the
Si-
I possibly others will take part.
outside.
We
noticed
nearby
an
un
!
When we reached Greenock, we
has been characterized by patient
transferred to a tug to take us to the usually large vessel, and the next ! letz Indian mission.
About four hundred visitors are
endeavor, building slowly but
ship. As 1 got out of the train and morning proved to be the City of
expected,
and the freedom of the
Rome,
tile
then
second
largest
steam-I
The
Rev.
A.
F.
Lacy
is
the
walked to tlie tug, 1 felt a twinge of
steadily, and consequently it will
home sicknsss and began to wonder er afioat, tlie only one larger being i newly appointed M. E. pastor for
city
will
be
given them by gen­
She had just i
be of an enduring character. In
if 1 should ever return.
I would the Great Eastern.
eral
consent
and acclamation.
made
her
maiden
trip
leaving
from
Estacada
and
vicinity.
His
for­
have been completely non-plussed, if
this he has been ably supported
1 had known that for 40 years at Liverpool, and only beaten us by a mer charge was at Oak Grove.
The
local
merchants
are planning
by his wife who will be greatly
any rate, 1 would not. The thought few hours. Her size of 11.500 tons
to
do
their
part
to
show
their ap­
would
not
be
remarkable
now,
when
Look
up
the
notice
on
top
of
mellowed my heart to the Scotch lad
missed. To them and their fam­
who was carrying my bags, and 1 the modern ocean greyhound is al­ the third page, of the special
preciation of the honor done to
ily, the editor of the N e w s begs
gave him a generous tip, w hich made most double in tonrage. The custom
city in being chosen as the meet­
house officials were soon on board club rates of the N e w s with the
him jubilant.
to express his personal regret at
and
we
had
to
make
out
our
declara­
ing place for the convention.
On arriving at the steamer, we
Oregonian or the Telegram.
their departure and the hope that
went on board where we were greet­ tions.
The
local lodge has been busy
It must have been about 10 a. m.
ed by the captain and other officers.
A farewell reception will be they will receive the welcome and
making proper provision for the
As travel was then light, I had a when we at last moored at the pier.
state room all to myself, for which 1 I confess to have felt desperately given in the M. E. Church, this support in their new field, to entertainment of its guests, and
was glad and later on, most thankful homesick, there 1 saw other passen­ evening to Rev. and Mrs. J. F. which they are entitled.
nothing will be left undone for
as 1 was confined to it for some days gers waving to and acclaiming their Dunlop, beginning at 8 o ’ c^ck.
waiting friends. I never felt so lone­
from sea sickness.
their comfort and enjoyment.
ly
in
my
life.
Just
then
some
one
The boat was scheduled to sail at
Parent-Teacher Meeting
Elizabeth S. Rath, an old set­
This order of the “ three links”
10 p. m., but it must have been near­ said to me a gentleman is asking for
(Contrbuted.)
ly midnight when finally the anchor you. I was greatly surprised as I tler in the George district, has
— Friendship, Love and Truth
knew
no
ore
in
New
York,
and
was weighed, and we put out to
traded her farm of 80 acres for
An interesting and profitable is deservedly strong locally, in­
sea. I know’ 1 went to sleep before thought at first it might be the agent
of
the
anchor
line
who
meets
the
a residence property in Portland. meeting of the Parent-Teacher cluding some of our most sub-
we started, and when I woke up in
the morning we were anchored in passengers and looks out for those
The freshmen class of the Es­ Association, was held at the high tantial and leading citizens. Es­
Moville bay on the north end of Ire­ committed to his care as I was. But
land.
The weather had cleared no, it was the brother of a school tacaba high .school entertained school auditorium, Tuesday Oct. tacada is more than cursorily
somewhat •when I got my first view fellow of mine in Germany, whose the sophomores Tuesday night, 11, at which the subject dis­
He had
interested in this gathering, and
of the Emerald Isle, and realized people lived at Hoboken.
why it was thus called. I never had very thoughtfully written to them at the home of Verlie Coop. cussed “ Are we receiving as the writer believes he is express­
before seen grass of such a vivid hue. and told them the boat I was coming They playtd games, roasted wee­ much benefit, educationally, for
ing the general sentiment in ex­
During the morning we received the on, and they had kept a look out, and
daily papers and learned that a vio­ sent their son to meet me. I can­ nies and had a happy time in the taxes paid as eommired with tending to our visitors on Satur­
lent storm had raged around the not express what a relief it was for general.
twenty-five years ago?’ ’ It was day, a warm welcome, and fig­
coast of England and caused the loss me; I forgot my home sickness as I
felt
that
I
was
not
landing
entirely
of a hundred and fifty vessels. "We
Mrs. John Osborn has our best very ably handled by Mrs. J. uratively, the latch keys of our
fortunately had missed the worst of friendless as a stranger in a strange
U. H. G.
thanks for a basket of delicious Yocum, Mrs. R. H. Keatinge homes, offices and stores for
it in crossing, but while in the com­ land.
and Miss Dillon, who took up the their convenience. While they
parative calm of the harbor, the
grapes of Concord and white va­
storm could be seen raging outside,
different phases, to show that are here these are theirs to use
rieties.
We divided with our
and we waited some hours in hopp
D O D G E N EW S
in view of the fact that the new and ourselves at their command.
that It might abate. But alas it did
foreman, George Hislop, so the
not, and so the captain decided to
School opened Monday, Oct. 3,
idea of education is to fit the
The concluding number which
N e w s ’ force can testify to the
put out once more. As soon as we
crossed the bar, we noticed the dif­ with an enrollment o f 45 in the excellence of the fruit of the Os­ child for his lire career and not will take place at the close of the
ference, and the ship began most two rooms.
simply to cram his brain with a program proper, arouses a good
born vineyard.
ominously to roll. It was not long
lot of facts, a great percentage deal of expectation, as the parti­
E. Jochimsen is hauling lum­
before passengers were seen going to
Dr. R. G. McCall left Thurs­ of which he never applies, which
the side of the vessel, or below to ber to build a bridge across
cipants are both popular and
(heir berths. I began to feel a little
day of last week on a hunting taken together with the raised
well known. Many no doubt,
dizzy but managed to stay on deck, Hoop creek.
trip in the Santiam country about standard for teachers, necessari­
and even to sit down to dinner. But
would like to be present, but it
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Keller
I had hardly got through the second
40 miles from Albany. Saturday ly makes it more expensive to
will he imposible to accommodate
course, when I felt it incumbent on spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr3.
he was called back by long dis­ prepare teachers and to equip
me to make a sudden and hn6ty exit. May of Garfield.
all those who would attend, so
I stumbled into my stateroom and
tance telephone, to attend the the schools to pursue the hand­
those privileged to come, will be
there remained for four days with­
David Horner and Mr. and sick baby of George Townsend,
work branches. Taxes, therfore, strictly confined ONLY to mem­
out hardly ever venturing out. The
storm Increased in virulence and on Mrs. Fred Horner and family of Faraday.
as for everything else, are high­ bers of the I. O. O. F., Rebekahs
the following Tuesday reached its visited with the Chas. Colsoa
Ed. Hunt has moved his musi­ er, but the child is proportion­
height. I remember that that night
and their immediate families, and
I was pitched out of my berth two family Sunday afternoon.
cal instruments to the rooms over ately benefitted.
the close friends of both the
or three times, and was bruised by
David Horner Sr. made a trip the red front confectionery and
Miss Morgan delighted the au­ star performers.
being thrown against the sides of the
ship. I vowed then that if ever I to Portland Monday, to attend pool hall, and the rooms he va­ dience with piano numbers.
got on dry land I would not again the Poultry Association recept­
cates on Main street will be oc­
Mrs. A. G. Ames was elected
try the ocean. But when I recovered
Stockholders’ Meeting
I soon forgot the disagreeableness. ion, held in their new quarters.
cupied as living rooms. There vice-president to succeed Mrs.
There were seventy stockhold­
It is amusing to watch some one else
G. W. Keller and Will Kaake is still a great demand in Esta­ F. G. Robley, resigned, and Mrs. ers of the Estacada Packing Co.
being sea ^ick, as all sense of dignity
is lost by the victims, and they per­ made a trip to the huckleberry cada for houses to rent.
Coleman, secretary, to succeed at the meeting in Odd Fellow«
form some comical stunts, but it is
Mrs. Earl Day, resigned. Mrs. hall last Thursday night, and the
very different when oneself^ Is the patch last week, and brought
sufferer. I had been sea sick several back twelve gallons of berries.
Lyceum Course
Val Cary was elected reporter. following officers were elected:
times before, but never on so pro­
The following committees were
longed a time. The best description
The senior class of the High
President, George B. Weath*
is that of the Irishman, who said that
appointed
by
the
president:
Mem­
School
will
again
sponsor
a
lyce-
erby:
secretary and treasurer,
Announcement
"the first half hour he was afraid he
um course furnished by the Elli- bership- -Mrs. A. G. Ames, Mrs. J. G. Havman; hoard of direct­
would die, and that the second half
hour, he was afraid we would not To the Public:
•on-White Lyceum Bureau of Ellis, Mrs. E. E. Baling; Social ors, Earl Day, W. R. Wood-
die.”
I have bought out the business Portland.
Mrs. worth, T. B. Young and J. S.
There will he five Com. — Mrs. Stephens,
About the fifth day out, the storm
abating, passengers began to come of William Dale and shall be glad numbers in the course, the .nitial | Einerson and Mis3 Leila Howe. Osborn.
on deck, and the former sufferers to meet all of his old patrons as
135 shares of the capital stock
one being by the Freeman Ham­
Irom rnal de mer, crawled out of their
cabins, to be refreshed with the sea well as many new ones. I am mond company on October 24.
have been subscribed, which put
A
Regrettable
Omission
breezes. How gratifying it was to filling up the shelves with new
Mr. Hammond is a very talented
■ fill one’s lungs with them after the
Profound apologies are due to the company on a firm founda­
close atmosphere of the staterooms. stocks of goods, which include artist whose forte is character
our esteemed Springwater cor­ tion.
After this It was not long before they dry goods, mil'inery, ladies’ and
impersonations.
The
other
two
developed enormous appetites, and
respondent for not publishing
manfully endeavored to make up for gents’ furnishings and notions. members o f his company are
Store Changes Hands
her
interesting notes last week.
lost time. We began also to make These are
arriving daily, so
Miss Ethel MacDonald, violinist The copy was mislaid and its loss
acquaintance with each other.
I
William
Dale has sold his store
found fhat there were two or three everything will be new and fresh and soprano soloist, and Miss
not discovered until after the to Thomas H. Morton, who has
boys about my age, who were also and I will soon be ready to fill
Lillian Carpenter, pianist and paper was out.
going out to seek their fortunes, one
taken possession. Mr. Dale has
was going to Minnesota and another all your requirements in these reader. The season tickets for,
been in business here for four-
to Canada. There was a captain of lines.
the full course are only $2.00.
Announcement
the U. S. army who was a great
'teen
years, beginning in the
Assuring you that the same The class no doubt will receive1
raconteur, and kept us -in a roar or
We wish to announce that our store building owned by William
laughter with hi* stories and jokes courteous treatment which has
the cordial support of the public. business is^back to peace strength Ktaacke of Portland, at the
He had had the smoking room almost
to himself during the stormy weath- characterized this store in the
and normalcy again.
We are south end of Main street. Six
f r, as nothing ever seemed to upset past, will be strictly maintained,
School Meeting
him. There were the usual number
once more in shape to shoe the years ago he moved to the pres­
Yours truly,
of newly weds returning from their
Don’ t forget the school meet­ “ mankillers” or teach the colts ent location of the store. Mr.
bridal trips to Europe, and also a
T homas H. M o r t o n .
Danish prima donna with her hus­
ing
Monday night in the high the value o f the blacksmith. Dale has been noted for his
band. They contributed a good deal j Estacada, October 10, 1921,
school
auditorium, at 8 o’clock. Ayto-hlack3mithing and auto re- courtesy and strict integrity, and
of amusement as he w as ecstatically !
enraptured with her although she j
All tax payers should be present p a i r i n g are our specialties. his many friends will miss him
was plain and evidently some years;
Christian Church
as it will be necessary to vote on “ Satisfaction” is our guarantee at the counter. He is uncertain
the older.
just what he will do in the fu­
An entertainment was planned for
Rev. T. M. White of Portland, the proposed budget to secure and “ you win” our motto,
the last Saturday night consisting of
J.
V.
BARR&
SON
ture, hut is not contemplating
funds
for
the
coming
school
will
preach
in
this
church,
next
songs, instrumental pieces and reci­
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♦ Now is the time to plant.
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$1.50 P e r Y e a r
tations.
The chief steward made a| Sunday
morning and evening., year.
| 10-13-20
Blacksmiths.
1 leaving Estacada.