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Clarkamaa f a s Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County 4 \ V o lu m e 15, N umber OREGON NEWS NOTES j OF GENERAL INTEREST PROFESSIONAL CARDS. TYR. R. G RAH AM M cC A LL ‘‘" ^ P H Y S I C I A N a n d S U R G E O N , Hours: 8 30 a. ir. to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p. m. Sunday by aonointment Estacaria. Oregon. D r . c . m . n aff , Successor to Dr. L. A . W ells DENTI ST. Estacada, Oregon, D R. P H R. Y S MORSE, ICIAN E stacada , O regon , T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 5,1922. 16 so-called Oregon bonus bill probably ' will be made this week. It is expected I that funds on these loans will be forth- I coming about February 1. In response to a telegram announc ing the plan for breaking ground for the new $1,000,000 Elks' temple tn Portland, President Harding telegraph ed the Portland lodge of Elks, con gratulating them on the coming event. Bend commercial club directors went on record as strongly opposing the Industries on Coos Bay reopened King bill, Introduced in the United after a suspension of but two days for States senate, with the object of chang ing the national forest service from the Christmas festivities. The Dailey Clay Products company's the department of agriculture to the plant at Warrenton has begun opera Interior department. Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. DODGE NEWS $1.50 P e r Y U PP E R EAGLE CREEK Mr. and Mr. Hayden and fam School opened again Monday ily have moved over near Esta after a week’s vacation. cada, and Mr. C. H. Paddison Mr. and Mrs. Will Giles and with his family is now living family spent Sunday at the E. on the farm vacated by Mr. Jochimsen home. Hayden. Mr. Anderson from Portland Gifford Hoffmeister killed a has been spending a few days big wildcat last week and was on his place at Dodge. Mrs. W. E. Myers spent the so excited and worked up over past week with her daughter, the event that he could hardly eat his dinner. Mrs. Stanford Cox, at Elwood. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bluhm and Mas. Floyd Davis and baby Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Fairchild Sales of gasoline In Oregon during have been visiting at the home Office and Residence Second and Main tions on a commercial basis. streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone and little daughter, Patty Jean, of Mrs. Davis’ parents, Mr. and the month of November, 1921, exceeded Five house bills and two senate bills connections. ___ those of the same month a year ago by o f Oregon City were guests at Mrs. W. E. Myers. passed at the recent special session of r s . r . g r a h a m M c C a l l , the home o f Roy Douglass Sun the legislature were vetoed by Gover 70,416 gallons, according to a state Mr. and Mrs. John Keller and ment compiled by Sam A. Kozer, sec P I P E O R G A N AND P I ANO. nor Olcott. day, New Year’ s day. family spent Sunday with the and SURGEON. M Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10 The Southern Pacific company will years Teaching Experience. Estacada, expend $47,000 or more in betterment Oregon. of its tracks within the city limits of Marshfield. rs . j . e . g a t e s , Plans for erection of a community P I A N O I N S T R UC T O R . Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. hall are being developed in the vicin ity of Oakville, about ten miles south west of Albany. E. GATES, M J • FUNERAL DIRECTOR O M P FIRE INSURANCE. n THE BAZAAR, SPEC IALTIES | TH E CATES TO SUCCESS A GOOD BOOK * 4 The Rexall Store For Fire Insurance ». • I The Oregon auto law, passed by the session of the legislature last winter and under which this year’s licenses were issued on the weight of cars, will be tested In the courts in an endeavor to have it declared unconstitutional by Attorney Lindas of Medford, who will bring the test car case shortly. Approximately one out of every four Night and Day Tele marriages in Deschutes county is an Three bridges in Marion county, unsuccessful one, according to official Assistant. which were washed out as a result of county records. the heavy rains a few weeks ago are D. EBY, Reports at Washington, D. C., are to be replaced. One of these bridges • atto r ne y at l a w . that Jonathan Bourne, Jr., former sen will be built on the Ablqua river, ten General Practice. Confidential Ad ator from Oregon, is in a serious phy miles southeast of Silverton, another viser. Oregon City. Oregon. sical condition. on the North Santiam river near Stay- Salem will witness a building pro ton, and the third near Marlon. CGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, ATT O R NE YS AT LAW. gram Involving the expenditure of A force of 200 men is being recruited At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs- more than $1,000,000 In the year 1922, to combat the pine-destroying beetle iays ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow according to C. P. Bishop. In the yellow pine forests south of uuilding. Portland office, fi09-15, ben- Oscar Hoffman, 16, son of Mr. and Klamath Lake, beginning March 15, ton building. __ _______________ Mrs. Charles Hoffman, of Needy, In it was announced by T. D. Woodbury, Clackamas county, accidentally killed assistant United States forester, An A U L C. FISCHER. himself while out hunting. atto r ney at l a w . appropriation of $150,000 for the work The Christmas business of the Med will be available In two months. Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. ford postoffice was greater by 20 per Because of Governor Olcott’s veto cent this Christmas than the Christ ^OODLE REALTY CO. of the bill passed at the recent ses Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, mas business of any year in Its history. sion of the state legislature, amend Gaston has started work on a drain ing the charter of the Eugene lodge Collections, Notary Public. age system along Front street and is of Masons, the plans of the organiza Justice o f the Peace. They get results. rushing the work through and giving tion to erect a $150,000 temple may Phone Estacada employment to a large number of men. have to be postponed for a year, ac There were 222 industrial accidents cording to members of the lodge In- in Oregon during the week ending De tarsctr.4 1= ♦.*»« - - cember 29, according to a report pre VIOLA pared by the state industrial accident commission. Mrs, Amanda Tenny, while London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Robert J. Burkhardt, Albany dairy visiting at the home of her man and dairy breeder, was elected daughter, Mrs. Ray Miller, fell Keep your policy (n our Fire president of the Oregon Dairymen’s Proof Vault, tree of charge. association at its 29th annual session and broke her hip last Monday. Dr. Morse set the bone and she at Corvallis. H. C . S T E P H E N S A conference of representatives of is getting along as well as can various western Oregon cities will be be expected. Her many friends A gent . held at Roseburg, February 21, to con and neighbors hope that she may sider the regulation of free automobile be restored to health again. camp grounds. Mrs. Earl Hinman and chil- So much shipping Is coming to the port of Coos bay’s new dock that the ,dren spent the holidays at the port commissioners are discussing the home o f Mr. Hinman’ smother at X need for a turning basin opposite the Clackamas. Earl spent the lat 2d door north of depot i 800-foot frontage. ter part of the week there Thirty-one persons were killed In traffic accidents on the streets of also. Portland In the past fiscal year, ac Charles Hicinbothom and fam for 5c, 10c, 15c and up. | cording to the annual report of the ily with his brother Will and Needlework, Crochet Thread | police traffic bureau. family ate New Year’s dinner Beavers that have been destroying Etc., for sale. at the Sevier home. fruit trees on several farms In the Arthur Mattoon and son Arch river bottom north of Eugene will be trapped, according to Ed S. Hawker, ie and w ife and little grandson, Proprietors. district deputy game warden. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mattoon In spite of the low price of quick ate New Year's dinner at. the silver and the total suspension of the John Mattoon home. Industry In the United States, there Babe Wl ite and family spent is considerable activity In the quick silver mines In the Gold Hill district. New Year’s day in Oregon City No further steps have been taken at Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mattoor.. * with reference to the second murder Har.y Mattoon o f Oregon City indictment pending against Carson D. always appeals to persons ^ Beebe, acquitted at Albany on the and his cousin Raymond Brown o f intelligence. ^ ground of insanity, of the murder of o f St. Johns. Portland, spent the Jave you read + John Painter. holidays with relatives here. SISTERS . ♦ In order to be sure that every child They like the country better than >v Kethleen Norris, or ^ In La Grande of toy age was not town. forgotten Christmas, two of the largest BORDER LEGION Miss Minnie Craft of Portland, stores of the city turned over to the >y Zane Gray? ♦ Red Cross all toys left on hands spent a few days with her old schoolmates, Beulah and Mil rhese and other best sellers * Christmas eve. The state board of control has ac dred Hicinbothom. only $1.00 each at * cepted from the contractor the new Mr. and Mrs. Lankin had for dormitory recently completed at the a Christmas visitor their daugh state home for the feeble-minded at Salem. The structure cost approxi ter from town. mately $50,000. There was a surprise party at a Dr. W. Carlton Smith, physician at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. 4 the state penitentiary, filed a report Jubb on Saturday evening. The with Governor Olcott in which the doc tor expressed the opinion that Abra house was filled with a jolly ham Evans, under death sentence for crowd. Games were played, and murder. Is Insane. lunch wps served. A t a late hour Extremely heavy loads will be kept the comfany left for their homes o ff certain roads in Lane county, ac cording to an order made by the coun wishing the newlyweds and each ty court. The roads included in the other a H appy New Year. PLAC E Y O U R IN order are said to have been cut up A. Demov ot Oregon C ity, SURANCE THROUGH badly this winter. YO U R HOME AG E NT WHO The Oregon public service com mis- j ctme out one day to see Grand WI L L PROTECT Mrs. Demoy alsc sion has denied the application of the ma Tenny. YO U R INTEREST Southern Pacific company for an In spent a few days helping to take crease in fares on the lines of the Sa care of her mother. Others who lem Street Car company and the Eu- j have visited Mrs. Tenny were gene Street Car company. Mrs. A. O. Hollingsworth and First appraisals of property to be j med at security for l o w under the j Laura Tenny and wife. and Embalmer. phone. Lady « 1 retary of state. Distillate sales showed an increase of 70,709 gallons. Cary Real Estate Co. Chas. Colson family. Mrs. Laura Baumgartner re Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin were sumed her work in the school Sunday guests at the Horner room Tuesday, after the holidays were over., Home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass Mrs. Joan Lacey's mother has been visiting with her for a few were the dinner-guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Walker Douglass on days. A very exciting basketball Sunday. Mr. Rhinstom has built a big game was played Saturday even ing between the Dodge team and new chicken house. a team from Estacada. The A. N. Orke has rented his score was 26 to 15 in favor of farm to Mr. Bestof. Estacada. A fter the game was over dancing was the order till BARTON ITEMS midnight when a basket supper H. J. Hamlet has his store was served. wired for electric lights, also the Sheriff Wilson Indicted William J. Wilson, sheriff of Clackamas county, was indicted Tuesday by the circuit court grand jury on charges o f larceny by bailee. Wilson is charged for taking for his own use, tools belonging to C. E. Moulton, valued at a total of $87.50. The crime is al leged to have been committed March 4, 1920. STATEMENT MADE hall, which will certainly make a fine improvement. ear STATE PRESIDENT P. T. A. TO BE HERE There will be a meeting o f the Parent-Teacher Association on Wednesday, January U, at 7:30 p. m., at the high school audito rium. It might be well for everyone to bear in mind that the object o f this organization, is to bring into closer touch the school and the home, so that the community may do the very best to fit the • child mentally, morally and phys ically for his life ’s career. School patrons can not expect the public school teacher to take the whole responsibility o f their children’s education. They should at least feel it their business to become acquainted with their children’s teacher, and the work expected o f them in the school room. Mrs. Hill, president o f the Oregon P. T. A., is to be at this meeting to tell o f the breadth of the work o f parent-teacher or ganizations. She Is said to be a charming woman and an inter esting speaker, and wiil certainly give inspiration to those hearing her. PROGRAM Songs—By Children o f Primary Grades. Address -Proper Function o f the P. T. A. in the Average Community, Mrs. Bertha Staa- ter Hill, President State P. T. A. Song—Boys’ Glee Club. Grade School Problems— Mrs. Coleman, Miss Leila Howe, Mrs. Carrie Sarver. Purpose of Domestic Science in Education—Mrs. Einerson. Pantomime— “ The Lamp Went Out.” heroine. Irene Sating; he ro, Arnold Lovelace; mother, Neva Woodle; villain, Bob Cahill. Refreshments. Miss Winona Lake resigned on account of her health as teacher in .the Barton school and Mr. Carey o f Multnomah county is taking her place. Mrs. Harvey Gibson was taken last Friday to a Salem institu tion on account of her health. Mrs. Nellie Johnson was called to Portland last week to care for her father who is seriously ill in a hospital. Mrs. Lady of Estacada is help ing Mrs. N ig Stone with her work. Walter Glover of Eagle Greek was down this way last week de SPRING W ATER N EW S livering bailed hay to Mr. Hen Special church services will be derson. held each evening, starting at Mr. and Mrs. George Forman 8 o ’ clock, this week and perhaps were Estacada visitors one day all next week. last wsek. Mrs. James Shibley is on the sick list. Characterizing the incident as the result of a political frame-up, Sheriff Wilson said that those who instituted the investigation have been trying to ‘get’ him for months. “ There's nothing to it. I was never called before the grand jury, and I will clear my self in open court.” he said. The matter bears all the ear marks of an attempt to get even with the sheriff, by certain indi viduals whoso animosity he has Sad Occurence Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Genser- incurred. We confidently be Mrs. Gordon Lawrence died ouski and children from Sheri lieve he will be completely exon yesterday at 11 a. m., at Gresh dan, Oregon, visited over the erated wnen the case is brought am. after having the evening holidays with friends and rela to trial. before, given birth to a still born tives here. baby boy. She was the daugh A TTEN TIO N SUBSCRIBERS ter o f J. E. Schenck, now of Mr. Jarvis moved his house Until February 4th we will take Gresham, but formerly of Spring- this past week. Mr. and M tb . George Perry subscriptions for the O r e g o n ia n water, and about 34 years of and the N e w s combined as fol age. The funeral will be held and children visited during the lows by mail: in Portland at the undertaking past week with Mrs. Perry'a Daily Oregonian unlit November chapel, with burial in Mt. Scott parents at Molalla, Oregon. 1, ten months...................$3.50 cemetery. Besides her husband Cal Howell was home from or combined with o n e she leaves a little son. A t this Sheridan, Ore., over the holidays. year’s subscription to the writing full particulars are not Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Guttridge N e w s ....................... $4.50 ascertainable, but will be given entertained the J. I. and George Daily and Sunday Orego next week. Guttridge families for New Years nian until November 1,.-- $5.00! dinner. or with N e w s for one yr. $6.00 To Reestablish Road District Mr. Grable, who suffered a The above rates apply to re stroke o f paralysis about a week A committee consisting o f L. newals as well as new subscri ago, died at 4:15 p. m. luesday. F. Hale. G. C. Heiple, L. E. bers. Remember good only until The funeral was held at Lents Bishop and W. M. Wade of Cur- February 4. Subscribe to-day. rinsville, interviewed the county Thursday at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shear» r of court yesterday, in regard to i Springwater went to Portland, filing a petition for the reestab GARFIELD ITEMS Sunday to attend the annual lishment of the former road dis-j Garfield Grange No. 317 will meeting o f the Orkney and Shet-; trict No. 4. hold its regular meeting Satur land associations. Mr. Shearer* day, January 7, The morning is a native of Kirkwall on one of New Restaurant Soon session will he called at 10:30. the Orkney islands, which is sit V. W. Hauser, who with W . 1 A t this meeting the new officers uated bythe Scappa Floe, which E. Linn has taken over the Red will be installed. A large class formed the base for the British Front pool hall, announces that will he initiated in the after Grand flett d u r i n g the war. he will shortly in connection, noon. There are about one hundred put in a first class restaurant. Mrs. M. G. Weatherby and in the association, and this was The new management will run son Gilbert spent the Christmas its 31st reunion. Mr. Shearer the hall in sdeh manner as to holidays with Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. attended its i n i t i a l meeting satisfy the most exacting. No B. Weatherby, returning to their thirty-one years ago. He re gambling or rough stuff will be ports a very enjoyable evening, tolerated and the requirements home in Garfield Thursday. as he met some o f his former of the city regulations strictly Christian Church Kirhiand schoolmates, whom he j complied with. It will be a te- There will be preaching serices had not seen for over thirty sort for recreation and not for at the Christian church Sunday, years. He returned home Sun dissipation. morning and evening, by Rev. day afternoon hut Mrs. Shearer remained in Portland until the You will find many items not J. M . White o f Portland. S u n day school at 10 A . M . following day. found elsew h ere at Rose’s.