Clarkamas N puib
Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
V o lu m e
15, N u m b e r 17
port of Umpqua, appeared before the
OREGON NEWS NOTES ! house
rivers and ha.
committee
In Washington, D. C„ and asked the
OF GENERAL INTEREST , committee to approve the project for
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SURGEON,
and
Hours: 8:30 a. ip . to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p.
m. Sunday by appointment
Estacada,
Oregon.
T~\R. C. M. NAFF,
Successor to Dr. L. A. Wells
DEN TIST.
Estacada,
MORSE,
u |R. PH R. Y SIC
IA N
Oregon.
SURGEON.
and
Office and Residence Second and Main
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone
connections.
A/TRS. J. E. GATES,
AVA PIANO IN ST R U C T O R ,
Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada.
E. GATES,
J
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phone. Lady Assistant.
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A T T O R N E Y A T LAW.
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viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
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ATTORNEYS
at law
.
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days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow
building. Portland office, 609-15, Fen­
ton bunding.
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O R N E Y AT
LA W .
Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon.
ty O O D LE REALTY CO.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans,
Collections, Notary Public.
Justice of the Peace.
They get results.
Phone Estacada
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residence, Zobrist St.
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PLANS BEING DRAWN
FOB BIG POWER UNIT
Last Saturday e vening the I.
A few minutes after 5 o’clock,
0. O. F. and Rebekah lodges I Sunday evening, smoke was dis-
held a joint installation. The
j the north Jetty at the mouth of the following were installed by the j covered issuing from the rcof of
Principal Events of the Week ' Umpqua river as recommended by the 1. O. O. F.: N. G., C. F. Brown: I the wing of the I. O. O. F. hall.
board of army engineers. The engi­
The alarm was promptly given i Whi,
. u being b u i l t
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
neers’ estimate of the cost was $267,- P. N. G., Harry McKenney: V. and responded to. The origin of ^
hv theü Portland
000.
G., Wm. Gilgan; secretary, Fred
mation of Our Readers.
the
fire
.s
uncertain
but
it
start-
Railwa
Lijrht
and
Power com-
Charges of bribery, directed at E. F, Bartholomew; treasurer, Ben F.
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to
a
point
onjthe
Clackamas
B. Ridgeway, state plehibition agent, Bullard; warder, Fted Marshall;
of ., William Bass, ’ who . had river
• „ in
• ,, the region
.
,.
Boiler inspectors of Oregon will hold whitewashing of the oficer by the conductor, Milton Weatherby; ments . ,.
of r Mount
¡only left them a quarter of an
, »,
,
a conference In Portland Saturday, grand jury and charges of conduct
,
, Hood and Mount Jefferson, where
chaplain, Wilbur Wade. After ,
January 28.
hour
previously.
1
he
fire
spread
¡t
¡s
unbecoming an official, on the part of
proposed to install the first
A total of 7291 lineal feet of cement W. I. Keator, district attorney of the installation the P. N. G., up inside the walls and on to the
sidewalk was laid in Cottage Grove Umatilla county, v ¡11 be subjects of Harry McKenney, was presented roof. J. K. Ely’s stock of dry unit of the 80,000 horsepower
during 1921.
a special grand Jury Investigation to with a handsome P. N. G. collar. goods was taken out and stored hydro-electric development the
Fire losses in Oregon, exclusive of be launched at Pendleton with A. J.
detailed plans of the engineers
The Rebekahs installed, N. G.
Portland, during the month of Decem­ Llljeqvlst, assistant attorney-general, Elva Ahlberg; P. N. G., Val E. in the city hall. It was badly are being completed a n d t h e
ber, aggregated $138,000.
acting in the capacity of legal adviser Cary; V. G., Myrtle McWillis; damaged with smoke and water. method of financing is being ar­
Wm. Bass lost all his effects ex­
Receipts of the Albany postoffice for to the inquisitorial body.
secretary,
Mary Eschelman; cept a graphanola and a suit of ranged. When the improvement
the last month were 11 per cent greater
treasurer, Cordelia Carter; war­ clothes. The building was dam­ is completed it will be possible for
Notice
than during December, 1920.
the utility with its present elec­
der,
Nellie Havman; conductor,
Fines collected in the nine justice
On account of the fire last Sun­
aged it is estimated to the ex- i
tric generating plant at Caza-
courts in Clackamas county during day, which damaged my stock of Rose Wilcox; chaplain, Birdie
tent of $2,500, and the lodge re-1
Gilgan.
1921 nearly trebled those for 1920.
dero
and steam generation to de­
goods in the I. 0. O. F. building,
galia of the Odd Fellows and Re­
Announcement was made by the war
After
the
ceremonies
were
all
velop
200.000 horsepower for the
Dr.
finance corporation of a loan of $135,- I am moving into the building concluded the remainder of the bekahs were total losses.
electrical
users of Portland and
formerly
used
as
a
pool
hall
by
000 for agricultural and livestock pur­
Steiner’s adjoining residence was
evening
was
spent
in
a
social
vicinity.
This
is expected to care
poses In Oregon.
R. G. Marchbank. I wish to get
damaged by water. The insur­
manner,
a
banquet
supper
being
for
the
power
needs for man#
Records at the Gaston postoffice a new start, and to do this, all
ance has not yet been adjusted years to come.
served
and
dancing
and
games
show an Increase of 25 per cent In
bills which have been running
but there is $3,500 on the build­
the Christmas mall handled In 1921
indulged in.
In order to show the location
over
30 days must be paid. I
ing, $500 on furniture and rega­
over that of 1920.
of
this new project and give an
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Standish
Four hacksaws were found hidden In have been a friend to you, can­
lia. J. K. Ely carried $4,3(H).
idea
of what it is to consist there
and
family
and
Mrs.
M.
H.
Ev­
the Lane county Jail recently by not you be a friend to me?
William Bass had no insurance.
has
been
prepared a sketch of
Sheriff Stickels and his deputies, who
ans
motored
out
from
Portland
_________ J._K. E ly .
were overhauling the place.
that part of the Clackamas river
last Sunday, to visit at the Phil
Christian Church
Sheriff W. J. Wilson of Clackamas
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morton watershed in which the plant is
Standish home at Garfield. Mrs.
county was cleared of the Indictment
Preaching both morning and Evans remained to continue her moved last Saturday from the te be constructed.
of larceny by bailee, returned against evening next Sunday. Sunday
The power to be obtained from
visit a few days longer, and is at Bartlett residence to their own
him by the grand jury on December
School
at
10
a.
m.
with
Mrs.
home
which
Mr.
Morton
recently
the
water applied in this initial
22 .
present the guest of Mrs. A. E,
purchased of W. J. Moore.
development wi l l be approxi­
Interest displayed by ex-service men Jennie Krieger, superintendent. Sparks.
at a meeting of the American Legion
mately 30,000 horsepower. The
DESCRIPTIVE MAP SHOWING PROPOSED $10,000,000 HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT
assured the organization of a company
head under which the plant will
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY ON UPBER v^LACKAMAS RIVER
of infantry of national guards at Hood
operate
is to be about 860 feet.
Rlvgr.
This
means
that each cubic foot
Because peavlly loaded trucks are
of water passing through the
putting up certain county roads badly,
i-onduit will, wl.en applied to
the Lane county court has Issued an
order limiting the weight of loads they
the generating unit, p r o d u vc
carry.
about 70 horsepower.
Organization of Linn county’s first
At first the unregulated waters
drainage district will be completed
of
the Ook Grove branch will be
soon. This project Is to drain a sec­
used. Later the storage dam at
tion of land a short distance east of
Albany.
Timothy Meadows will be built
A move Is on foot to establish the
and used to regulate the flow of
biggest brickyard in ._the state, one
the water as it comes to Intake
mil» west (if Jacksonville, which will
ibis regulation of water flow will
provide employment for a large num­
serve to increase the summer
ber of men
time ontriut of the nlant,. at the
Portland’s postal receipts were $10,-
200 larger in December, 1921, than in
same time in no wise diminish­
December of the preceding year. Port­
ing the winter output, thus in­
land was the 29th city in December
suring
a constant output the.
postal receipts.
year
around.
George C. Munger, 76, pioneer resi­
The next part of the develop­
dent of Oregon, is dead at Tfie Daljes
after a short illness from pneumonia,
ment will consist in th • building
Munger was chief of The Dalles fire
of a three-mile tunnel under the
department In 1891.
mountain, which li s between
During the year 1921 the city record­
the
Oak Grove branch and the
er of Pendleton issued building per­
upper branch of the Clackamas,
mits of a total valuation of $406,000.
and installing a low division dam
In 1920 the value of new buildings
Parent-Teacher Meeting
ed following the program and all
Community Club
erected was $318,000.
at Big Bottoms. Thi3 will di­
More than 1000 members of the
I The Community Club will hold vert the water of the upper fork
The meeting of the Estacada enjoyed a social hour^
Christian Endeavor society are expect­
P.
T.
A.
held
Wednesday,
Jan,
GARFIELD BREVITIES
nsual meeting on Friday through the tunnel to I n t a k e
ed to attend t$ip statq convention
______
evening
cf next week at the Es- where it will join with the water
of the. organization, which will bv 11, in the high school audito­
Mrs.
Theo
Carpenter,
Mrs.
M.
tacada
Hotel.
A good program of the Oak Grove.
held ip Salem, February 18 to 19.
rium, was well attended. A de­
Heart disease, developing from a
When this is accomplished an
Weatherby
and
William
Davis
is
being
arranged
and a speaker
lightful program was given con­
moderate cola of two weeks’ duration,
Sr.
are
all
on
the
sick
list.
j
to
be
announced
next
week
will
be
addit
onal 3 >,000 hors q ower unit
caused the sudden and unexpected sisting of songs by the primary
will
be
installed at the Three
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Willis
who
Present
and
matters
of
interest
death at Portland of Miss Frances Hol­ pupils, an address, “The Funct­
Links
power
house.
have
been
visiting
at
the
Hus-
t0
the
entire
community
will
be
man, 79, pioneer resident of Oregon. ion of the P. T. A. in the Aver­
As a final step in the develop­
A complete Investigation of charges age Community,” by Mrs. Ber­ ¿ock ranch, have returned to discussed.
ment a storage dam will In. in­
and counter-charges concerning the
tha Staater Hill, president of Roseburg accompanied by Miss
management of the Oregon Institution
Notice
stalled at Big Bottom and the
Irene Hussock and Mr. View.
for the .blind will be made by a com­ the State P. T, A., was filled
Subscribers to the Estacada regulated flow of the upper fork
mittee of prominent Portland people with worth while suggestions They went by auto.
and the appeal to parents to H.
appointed by Governor Oleott.
B. Davis and wife were Packing Co. Inc. stock are re will he applied to the ultimate
caH. <
j quested to pay the balance due i installation of 80,000 hor s e -
Senator Stanfield has Introduced a take more of an active interest Portland visitors this week, call-
bill appropriating $30,000 for Improv­ in the welfare of the child was ing on Lyle Wagner, the brother on their subscriptions.
Funds j power.
ing the entrance to Oregon eaves in
;are
needed
for
the
purchase
of
of Mrs. Davis, who is at the
Josephine county and providing proper especially emphasized,
Take Notice
machinery
and
repairs
to
can-
“Grade School Problems” were Pierce sanatorium.
lighting facilities to make this scenic
That
on
Friday night, Jan. 20,
spot more Inviting to tourists.
discussed briefly by Mrs E. Cole-
Funeral services of Ruth An­ I nery building. The Estacada the W. O. W, Eagle Creek Camp
On January 16 the Union county jnan and Miss L. Howe.
ders who died in Salem last week ¡State Bank will accept checks 539, will hold a meeting in the
court will open bids for $400,000 road
Mrs. Emerson discussed “ The were held in the Mt. Zion church ¡and receipt for same. At (he Odd Fellows hall at Estacada,
bonds. The bonds represent the maxi­
The next regular meeting of the Oregon. All prospect and visit­
mum amount of road bonds issuable 1 Purpose of Home Economics in last, Thursday at 1 p. m.
Rev. T. B. Young officiated, and Board of Directors, certificates ing neighbors welcome. A free
annually by the county eourt under Education.”
of stock will be issued to all who
the road bond election held last year.
The Boys' Glee Club sang two the interment was under the di­
feed. Remember the date,
Teachers In the Salem schools, tiu- interesting numbers and the rection of J. E. Gate3 of Estaca­ have paid.
Signed, Camp Clerk.
T h e E sta c a d a P a c k in g C o .,
der a decision announced by the board
da.
Sympathy
is
extended
to
pantomime,
“The
Lamp
Went
of directors, will be allowed eight-day
By Geo. B. Weatherby, Pres.
ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS
absence* on pay when the absence Is Out” , by a group of high school the family.
1-19-2-2
Those attending the Pomona
caused by Illness, or attendance at students was well received and
Until February 4th we will take
funerals In event of death of an Im­ proved to be very entertaining.
Announcement
grange last w-eek at Molalla,
subscriptions
for the OREGONIAN
mediate relative.
A short business meeting was were Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davis,
The
undersigned
announces
and
the
N
ews
combined as fol­
The special election set for January
31 by the Klamath county eourt to vote held and the non-acceptance of Mrs. Earl Gunter and Mrs. C. V. that Dr. C. K. Carey will sue lows by mail:
on a road bond Issue of $800,000 has the vice president, Mrs. A. G. Sandstone.
ceed him in professional work in Daily Oregonian until November
been called off because Clark, Kendall Ames, was accepted and Mrs.
Mrs. J. W. Dillinger invited F.stacada and vicinity.
1, ten months, ....... .......$3.50
k Co.. Portland bond house,»discovered Bacon was elected to fill the va­ several friends Thursday after­
I wish to thank the community or combined with o n e
a legal error in the petition which cancy. Fo) owing this the re­
noon, to a surprise party in hon­ and bespeak for my successor year’s subscription to the
rendered It invalid.
signation of the president, Mrs. or of the birthday of her grand- the same courtesy and good will N ews ............................. $4.50
A total of $53.35551 h is been ex­
Daily and Sunday Orego­
pended for land, buildings, equipment, Lloyd Yocum was presented and daughter^ Mrs. K. Coe of Port­ shown in the past. I)r. Carey
nian until November 1, .. $5.00
accepted.
Upon
recommendation
operation and administrative coats by
land. Those surprising Mrs. Coe will carry on the courtesy and
or with N e w s for one yr. $6.00
the Oregon land settlement commis­ of Mrs. Hill it was decided to were Mesdames Z. R. Downev. efficiency of this office as hereto­
The above rates apply to re­
sion since its creation through an act wait until the February meeting W. B. Lemon, Theo Carpenter,
fore extended and will promptly
of the 1919 legislature, according to
newals
as well as new subscri­
before taking action.
J. F. Reeher, M. G. Weatherby answer all calls.
a report filed with Governor Oleott
bers. Remember good only until
D r . R. G. M c C all . J February 4. Subscribe to-day.
Light refreshments were serv-land E. F. Gunter.
Representative Hawley and J. H.
Naipcr at R m U e o tL couju U tot Ut*
¡the
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T"YR. CHARLES K. CAREY
"^ PH Y SIC IA N
E sta c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r sd a y , J a n u a ry 19.1922.