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a a im t (ÜíarkamaB Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V olume 15, N umber 7 E stacada , O regon , T hursday , N ovember 3 , 1921. $1.50 P er Y ear While dressing a goose for last Sum Additional Brevities The Late Unpleasantness day's dinner, Mrs. Joe Moore, pro prietor of a Klamath Falls transfer Mrs. Thos.. H. Morton was a No new cases of smallpox office, found three gold nuggets In the business visitor in Portland. having developed since Saturday fowl’s crop. The goose had been pen Tuesday. and none showing any sympt ned in the Moore yard for several Julius Kreiger is building a oms, T")R. R. GRAHAM McCALL while those who are down S tation A.. S an D iego , C al . •‘"^PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON, Principal Events of the Week weeks. October X 1921. with it are rapidly improving, wood shed and garage at his Hundreds of thousands of acres of Hours: 8:30 a. rn. to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p. Briefly Sketched for Infor and a number of previous vic Dear Mr. Gibbs: lodge pole pine In central Oregon, val residence. m. Sunday by appointment Estacada, Oregon. ueless for timber, may soon be utilized The Estacada Cannery Co. has tims having been let out, the ep I am at last settled at San Di mation of Our Readers. for commercial paper, If present plan bought the building it now oe idemic may be considered about ego, and am able to give you my T}R C. M. NAFF, by eastern capitalists, who are Invest! over. Last Saturday, Dr. Stryk permanent address. Successor to Dr. L. A. Wells One case of Infantile paralysis is re gating the supply at La Pine, are car cupies of W. F. Cary. er of Portland, secretary of the I had a very pleasant trip all DENTIST. at Athena. ried out. Last night Mr. and Mrs. Les State Oregon. ported Estacada, Board, was here to look the way through, as the weather Sherwood expects to have a muni Vocational education in the high ter Townsend, and Mrs. George into the situation, and he ordered was ideal except From Bakers cipal water supply In the near future. schools of Oregon is gaining favor Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Ray T"\R. R. MORSE, as a precautionary measure, that field to Los Angeles, where I Curry county proposes to have a rapidly, according to E. E. Elliott PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON. fair next season, probably In Septem director of the state board of voca Kieth, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. A. all public gatherings should be found snow in ti e mountains. E. Sparks drove to Sandy, to at Office and Residence Second and Main ber. tional education, who returned * to streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone For the first time in 1921 the city Salem after an extended trip through tend a meeting of the Eastern discontinued. The lodges closed This bit of road is called the connections. down and the churches, and “Ridge Route’’ anu it reaches an and county jail at Klamath Falls Is the eastern part of the state. Star chapter, at that place. All school took a recess for a week, altitude well over fourteen thou empty. A deal was closed at Salem whereby report an enjoyable time, and a W/TRS. R. GRAHAM McCALL, but this was partly from the sand feet at the highest point. Only 300 bales ef 1921 hops are left the local lodge, Woodmen of the very interesting meeting. AVA PIPE ORGAN a n d PIANO. in the hands of the growers of Lane World, purchased the. Elks' temple fact that the teachers anyhow Where the road passes over the Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10 county. The consideration was $30,000. The Mr. and Mrs. George Hislop would be absent attending insti divide, or summit as I should say, years Teaching Experience. Estacada, Oregon. Linn county’s assessed valuation Elks recently purchased a site some received word Sunday, that their for the latter half of the it is higher than Mt. Hood, which now is nearly $1,000,000 less than It distance from their present temple, on daughter, Mrs. Inez Greenleaf, tute week. The library was also looms so plainly in Oregon. This A/TRS. J. E. GATES, was when the 1921 tax was computed. which they will erect a new home. whe lives in Portland, was sick AVA PIANO INSTRUCTOR, The sixth annual Oregon Agricul Official averages of the American with appendicitis. Their son- closed but will be open again mountain is called Mt. Shasta, Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. tural college horticultural show will Trapshooting association, Issued from in-law Mr. O. E. Svren, drove next Monday, as will also the and snow lies on it the year around. be held at Corvallis November 4 and Its offices In New York, place O, N schools. them and Mrs. Syren to Port 5. J * E. GATES, Ford, manager of the Portland Gun 1 had no car trouble except one It will be as well for a time to FUNERAL DIRECTOR land, where the two ladies re Armistice day, November 11, has club, as high average man over all puncture, and my total expense avoid crowds, and at mail times and Embalmer. Night and Day Tele been declared a legal holiday in Ore- trapshooters In Oregon. Shooting at mained, the gentlemen returning phone. Lady Assistant. was less than $50 for the trip. it would be better to stay outside by proclamation of Governor 01- 2240 registered targets, Ford turned that night to Estacada. Mrs. You can readily see that travel the office, if there are many cott. In a percentage of 96.02. Greenleaf has been taken to a waiting. The merchants all re ing by auto is much / ”> D EBY, cheaper than Assessments for the present year Oregon leads the Pacific coast states V-/ * ATTORNEY AT LAW. give Josephine county a valuation of In the percentage of children between hospital and will be operated on by train, and let me say my port light business in conse General Practice. Confidential Ad $5,271,215, an increase of $38,051 over the ages of 5 and 13 attending school, to-day. ^ Chevrolet car is a hum dinger. quence and Estacada’s streets viser. Oregon City. Oregon. last year. according to the census bureau. The She never once failed, and when 1 have presented an old fashioned For the first 15 days of October 1920 census figures credit Oregon with AAcGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, Hymeneal felt like traveling fast 1 could go AVA ATTORNEYS a t l a w . parcel post packages received and de 217,103 children between the ages of A wedding of interest was sabbath appearance. While there 35 and 40 miles per hour without At Gresham office—Tuetdavs, Thurs livered at the Corvallis postoffice num 5 and 20, while 162,275, or 70.1 per that of Miss Dorris Lovell, never was any danger for thosa cent of the number, are In school days ana Saturdays, 2<i3-5, Withrow bered 9662. who traded, yet it was natural heating the engine in any way. building. Portland office, 609-15, hen- Work has commenced at Newberg James H. Wilson, 62, retired farmer daughter of C. R Lovell, of that people should stay away. I would sa^ on such a trip, it much ton budding. on a new edifice to replace the Nazar- residing at Salem, and Miss Ruth Currinsville, and Mr. Arthur However, nicer than a bigger car, as it is one church, which was destroyed by Wortham, colored missionary of San Smith of Eagle Creek, at Oregon any longer. they need not be scared easier P A U L C . FISCHER. to operate on the short fire a month ago. Bernardino, Cal., were killed, and Mrs. City, Saturday, October 29. 1921. r a tto rn ey at law . curves of which there are many, The first shipment of Rogue River Wilson, wife of one of the victims, suf The ceremony was performed by Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. valley and consumption of gas is just fruit to reach London has been fered a crushed chest and other ser Wedding Bells sold at excellent prices, according to ious Injuries In an automobile accident Judge Campbell. about half as of a big ear. E. WOOSTER, Information received. on the Pacific highway, five miles Both bride and groom are well A marriage of interest is that The road is paved almost all • NEGOTIATES LOANS. Taxes received by the secretary of south of Salem. <nown and popular young peo of Mrs. Hattie Henineer and the Buys Mortgages, Rents your property, state way, and any Oregonian who from distributors of gasoline Newberg made the best showing in ple, having lived in this vicinity Rev. A. F. Lacey which was sol the Writes Insurance in the very best com misses this wonderous trip down panies—he can get you results. Esta and distillate In Oregon for September fire prevention work of any munici most of their lives. Mrs. Smith emnized Thursday morning, Oct the Pacific Highway, misses cada, Oregon. aggregated $110,409.91. pality in Oregon during last year, ac a graduate of the Estacada 27, at 10 o’clock at the First something which no description About 35,000 tons of Oregon hay will cording to official announcement of be sold outside the state this year, A. S. Barber, state fire marshal. As ligh school and is a very promi Methodist Episcopal church, Du. by words could give a listener its according to L. A. Hunt of the Ore a result Newberg will receive a large nent and valued member of the W. W. Youngson officiating. The real beauty. I will describe just FIRE INSURANCE. flag to be purchased by the state and iebekah order of this place. service was witnessed by a com how it seemed where the Sacre- gon co-operative hay growers. presented by Governor Olcott at a pub She is a young lady of much pany of friends and relatives of mento river winds its way around Forty road districts in Marion coun London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. ty will vote on the question of special lic function to be arranged in the near charm and grace and her many the bridal couple. The bride was through canyons or. its way to future. levies for future highway work at the Keep your policy in our Fire election to be held November 5. F. M. Brown, chief deputy game friends will wish her unlimited attended by her sister, Mrs. S. the ocean. The work of nature Proof Vault, tree of charge. The recent heavy rains resulted In warden; Stanley Jewett, predatory lappiness. The groom is con E. Prosser, and Mr. MacDonald has left castles of rocks standing a bad break In the paved highway just animal inspector in charge of govern sidered a young man of sterling was best man. H. C. STEPH EN S prominently. Each seems it south of Roseburg. The foundation ment work in the Oregon district, and worth and is to be congratulated The bride was attired in a out might stand forever as a mark T. J. Craig have gone to southeastern on his good judgement in choos smart costume of midnight blue became softened and slid away. A gent . ing place where once giants had Representatives of the 16 granges Oregon to investigate reports of the tricotine and wore a corsage of it for a play ground. in Clackamas county will attend the slaughter of antelope herds by sheep ing a helpmate. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make roses. She is a member of a pi My advice to Oregonians is buy . •.- m k k - n convention of the national grange to men along the Oregon-Nevada border. be held In Portland November 9 to 19. The three men will co-operate with their home for the present with oneer family of Oregon and a Chevrolet auto, and drive over Klamath county farmers have receiv Nevada game officials In the investi the latter’s father on the old Washington, and has a wide cir the Pacific Highway and see ed approximately $350,000 In federal gation. cle of friends in Portland. California in the winter months farm loans In the last three years, and The Stranger Within Thy lome place at Currinsville. The Rev. Mr. Lacey is pastor when Oregon is flooded with rain. applications for $40,000 more are on | 2d door north of Depot. County Nurse of the Methodist Episcopal Living is much cheaper here, and file. Gates Alter being dormant for some time, In the Mosaic dispensation so Last Thursday, Miss Cecil church at Estacada, where he one with small means could come | SPECIALTIES fo r 5c, 10c, the Albany Chamber of Commerce has ciety was under peculiar obliga Schrezer, associate director of will take his bride to live.— by auto and camp, for just about | 15c and up. reorganized with J. M. Hawkins as tion to the “Stranger Within the State Bureau of Nursing, vis Portland Journal. half what the fare on the train and Mrs. J. I. Beard secre Thy Gates.” Our obligation is ited Estacada. She was accom Needlework, Crochet. Thread president would be. I am a booster for tary. imposed by the laws of panied by Miss Hilda Morris of ? Etc., for sale. Football California, as it is such a grand One hundred and twenty men have one thoughtfulness and brotherliness. Oregon City, the newly appoint The Estacada High School foot place to live in. Of course, work THE GATES TO SUCCESS taken advantage of the government It is easy to become narrow plan of vocational education at Oregon and self centered, and to forget ed county nurse. These ladies ball team went over to Gresham, can’t be as plentiful as in Ore i • Proprietors Agricultural college, since It was start that anyone has an unpaid claim came here, to interest our people Tuesday, to play the Union High gon. If people who come must ed in 1920. agains* us. Sociability has a in the Public Health Association, at that place. It was a rough work, they might be disappoint With the lowering of the price of real value. There is nothing wheat, hog raising is returning to which can be substituted for it. and to secure a local representa game, as ¡three ef our boys, ed, as one must get acquainted favor with Umatilla county wheat A little formal palaver or pre tive for it. Miss Morris is a Jess Denny, “ Fat” Norris and before landing a job. growers, according to Fred Bennion, tense of attention fools no one. graduate nurse of a Chicago in Marion Tucker, were badly in I am to begin work next Tues county agent. The real article has its origin in and was a visiting jured and had to withdraw from day, of becoming a "finger print A meeting of Filipino students was a b'gness of heart, and cannot stitution, nurse and infant welfare worker the game, and substitutes take expert,” so by the time I return held at the University of Oregon to be counterfeited. for some months in that city. their places. The result was 28 again for Oregon’s beautiful organize a club. This Is the first time These thoughts were suggested The Dependable that such an organization has been to us when a man, who invested Later she held the position of to 7 in favor of Gresham. Our summer, then I will have tales to promoted on the Oregon campus. in Molalla property recently, in county nurse in S. Dakota. She boys stoically accept the defeat, tell of finger prints which 1 have The Dalles district of the Methodist tending to increase his invest will be in the Estacada schools but they will try tne Gresham seen in San Diego. As I know church, comprising 11 counties in Ore ment, got homesick and wanted for physical inspection of chil team again here, when they hope you are a busy man, I won’t gon and Washington have been trans toget his money out of it, not be dren, and will be glad to give to more than even un Tuesday’s bother you with further remarks ferred from the Columbia river con cause of any thought of it being personal consultations with their game. about California. But as you unwise or unsafe, but because ference to the Oregon conference. parents. Her salary is paid out himself and family had not re intend 1 know, to visit it some Brigadier-General Charles H. Martin For Sale at has been assigned to command the 3d ceived friendly recognition and of the proceeds of the sale of Grange Meeting day you will want to know some corps area training center at Camp encouragement. This same com Red Cross Christmas seals. thing of the best climate on earth. Garfield Grange, No. 317, will Meade, Maryland. He was formerly plaint has come to-us from many Yours in haste, hold its regular monthly meeting commander of the Oregon national sources. People have lived for Eye Injured O tis C. W agner . months without receiving a neigh on Saturday, November 5. at 2 guard. At a public sale conducted at borly call or pleasant welcome to Raymond Lovelace is home p. m. Prof. Powers of the O. A. Marion, William Ladd of Portland and the community. Walnut Crop from the U. of Oregon, with a C. will give a talk, and Mr. Holt, The Store If the Ladies’ Civic Improve shield Pickard brothers of the former city ment over his left eye. It was the County Agent, will also be Owing to the large tonnage of Club want to boost the town * 4 ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ disposed of 31 head of purebred cattle in a substantial ♦ T way. which will badly injured in Saturday’s foot present. Anyone interested, is walnuts in this year's crop, the for which they received an aggregate not cost a cent and will return to ball game at Seattle, by one of cordially invited by the Grange Oregon Growers Go-operative of $9545. Courts, Juries and newspapers in them many dollars worth of the players running his fingers to attend. I Association has just installed a they will keep tab on I jnt0 ¡t. The damage is serious Oregon are all giving strong support pleasure, large, modern grader in its Sa- the stranger coming into town as it may involve the loss of the i to enforcement of prohibition, Joseph and M. E. Church I lem plant. see that no one is unwel- eye. Football is becoming too A. Llhvtlle, prohibition director for come.—Molalla Pioneer. If the ban on church services is With an estimated 600,000 Oregon, has reported to the office of PLACE YOUR IN strenuous, and soon it will be ne-' removed in time, the pastor will i pounds of walnuts for this sea The above equally applies to the national prohibition commissioner. SURANCE THROUGH A total of 10.305 ex-service men en Estacada. [E d . N ews .] cessary for the plavers to J hold service at 11 o’clock, and |non. it w expected that half of YOUR HOME AGENT WHO titled to benefits under the so-called ®r™ r protect™ ', preach on “The Limitation of [the Oregon crop will beaUndard W I LL P R O T E C T bonus law have filed applications with Have you tried o s te o p a th ic ^ °f a ^ash “ “ World Armaments.” on Sunday, zed in four grades, by running YOUR INTEREST of danger adds the world war veterans' state aid com treatment for those chronic con- the nuts through this machine. ditions ? Consult Dr. Rhodes at BPicelt o * yet no «rame i s ---------------- mission. Of the aggregate applica tions 5614 seek cash bonuses and 4691 Hotel Estacada.----------- 9-8tf abiljty> e8pecially t0 the young! Pointer puts on Deadening Keep warm by a No. 7 Majes loans. Subscribe for your home paper ___________ I Felt. 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